we begin with shepard smith live in ammon

shepard smith, who is live in amman, jordan. shepard? >> thanks very much. the islamic state terrorists claim a jordanian air strike killed a woman they were holding hostage. nobody is buying that. not in the u.s. capital of washington and not here in the jordanian capital of amman. it's 10:00 here in amman jordan. 3:00 p.m. in washington, where analysts are all over this. the jordanian minister will join us live in a moment to explain how this does not add up. i'll also speak with the parents of another american held in syria. they say the u.s. government dropped the ball when it comes to how it handles hostage cases. even one of al qaeda's former spiritual leaders says the islamic state went way too far when it burned a jordanian pilot. why he says that is not justified in any way by islam. we'll also take to the streets of amman for a massive protest here. a demonstration in support of the family of the man who was killed, and in support of the strikes against isis. a very busy news hour ahead. let's get to it. >>> now "shepard smith reporting" live in am

shepard smith is in jordan tonight. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry in the search for answers about an american aid worker. >> worked in syrian hospitals trying to help people. her possible death puts new pressure on the president tonight as he unveils an updated national security strategy already under fire. for the first time ever we are seeing kayla mueller her family allowed us to use this image. today the islamic militants claimed the young aid worker was killed after jordanian fighter planes bombed a building. officials dismissed that as propagand propaganda. >> i cannot confirm those reports in any way. obviously people are looking into them but cannot confirm them. >> reporter: mueller would be the fourth american hostage to die while in the hands of isis in a matter of months. u.s. officials say there are an unspecified number of hostages being held abroad as susan rice unveiled a new national security blueprint that classified climate change as a threat. >> while the dangers we face may

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i'll take you right to shepard smith, who is live in amman, jordan. shepard? >> thanks very much.rists claim a jordanian air strike killed a woman they were holding hostage. nobody is buying that. not in the u.s. capital of washington and not here in the jordanian capital of amman. it's 10:00 here in amman jordan. 3:00 p.m. in washington, where analysts are all over this. the jordanian minister will join us live in a moment to explain how this does not add up. i'll also speak with the parents of another american held in syria. they say the u.s. government dropped the ball when it comes to how it handles hostage cases. even one of al qaeda's former spiritual leaders says the islamic state went way too far when it burned a jordanian pilot. why he says that is not justified in any way by islam. we'll also take to the streets of amman for a massive protest here. a demonstration

here we go. >>> i'm shepard smith in new york. this is president's plea to congress. president is going to lay out his strategy on how to deal with isis. here's the issue. the president wants an authorization from the congress to go in and begin this war. he wants specific limitations. as you probably know, the president of the united states has said we do not want ground troops from the united states in on this fight. we have been carrying out an air campaign for the better part of the last six months against isis targets in both iraq and in syria. but the president wants a show of unity from both houses of congress and from the executive branch that we will go after isis in limited ways with limited scope. the interesting thing is that there's no consensus on what this authorization might look like exactly. they put out what the white house called a sort of murky vision of it today. there are some on capitol hill who believe there should be some strict limitations. there are others who believe the murk murkiness of it all does not go far enough or whether we should

and standing by on the ground in amman, jordan tonight is our own shepard smith.people in washington, not people here in amman. the hostage's name is kayla mueller. she's a 26-year-old from the state of arizona. and she came over to this region actually into turkey to work with children in aid groups. she's devoted her life according to her family since she was 15 years old to helping people in need. and she just wanted to help out there. so she decided to go into syria during the beginning of their crisis before the civil war actually broke out. she at one point brought a family together, found a child in some rubble. at any rate, the islamic state now claims that a jordanian air strike killed her. we asked the jordanian information ministry about that earlier. listen. >> obviously we're all looking into it, but our initial reaction is that it just doesn't add up. we're highly suspicious of this story. nobody can identify the nationality of an airplane in the sky. plus, what would that lady be in a storage of weapons and training centers for terrorists? we think

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shepard smith thank you.ashington the administration was tight lipped about kayla mueller today. and said they were focused on the rollout of the president's new national security strategy. after we spent weeks hearing about the global terror threat from people like jack keane and former d.i.a. chief flynn. susan rice today gave a speech that put the terror threat on the same footing as world health and climate change and said we should not give-in to "alarmism". >> while the dangers we may face may be more numerous and varied they are not of the existential nature we confronted in world war ii or during the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffeted by alarmism and nearly instantaneous news cycle. >> tell that to senator lindsey graham, a republican and some others who say that the threats we face are indeed as dire as those of the past. >> you know, before world war ii people believed that they just gave hitler one more country or a german speaking portion of a country he would be fine. they never really und

i'm shepard smith in amman. >>> thank you, shep. we're getting two distinct reads as to what is going on right now in the middle east. whether it's the act of islamic extremists or just bad guys. these are two different breeds from former administration officials and a guy who hopes to be a future administration official. see if you're confused. the former first. >> call it like it is. let's, you know, let's get off the dime and just call it like it is. >> which is? >> which is islamic extremism. >> i don't think that we serve ourselves well as americans by conflating this kind of barb

we begin with shepard smith live in ammon jordan, shep? >> well greta earlier we did speak with the foreign minister here in ammon and he is very specific. i asked him not once but repeatedly whether the jordanians are, in fact, flying missions over both syria and iraq. listen. the military are doing what they have been doing for many weeks, which is to take out targets isis targets syria and iraq. the last 24 hours you have seen intensification of these bombing raids. >> new to me is that jordanian pilots and jordanian aircraft have operated over iraq to. me that's new information. >> no, no. we are doing all we can to target isis. isis has removed a physical border between syria and iraq. they are in iraq and they are in syria. and, therefore, you have to target them wherever they are. >> and that is what the story with which he has stood. in fact, afterwards we got an email from the pentagon saying that the pentagon stands by its statement that the jordanians are flying missions over syria but not over iraq. and since then he has had a

we have team coverage tonight with general tom mcinerney shepard smith in jordan and najid. we begin with ed henry about the uae story. >> reporter: bottom line administration officials have been putting out press releases for several weeks suggesting the uae was conducting air strikes. we know that was not true. white house spokesperson josh earnest said they may have been referring to the fact united arab emirates had been previously helping out with these air strikes and they weren't referring to what was happening in the current time. what's interesting though is that the uae wants more sophisticated search and rescue assets to make sure if their pilots crash they will not wind up like that jordanian pilot who so tragically was executed. we pressed josh earnest today on whether there are other arab nations like the uae that may now be pulling out. here's what he said. >> well, again, i'm going to let the individual countries speak to the details through day by day accounting of their military activities and their participation in the military operations. >> now remember

shepard smith live for us in amman, jordan, thanks so much. >>> some big questions over what the u.s.ould be for this latest horrific act carried out by isis. joining us is former new york governor george pataki. when you listen and see what jordan is doing now with king abdullah back in his homeland now, saying that earth shaking retaliation will happen. what the heck should the united states do. >> well, isis is at war with the united states, with jordan with any civilized nation and they are the most barbaric terrorists to come along in a long time. first of all we have to acknowledge that islamic terror is an enemy of the united states, call it by its name, whether it's isis or al qaeda or bok aerks haram. japan saying they're going to retaliate, jordan is going to retall quite. we know they're planning, organizing to attack the united states here, we have got to attack them there before they have the chance to do it again. i was governor on september 11 i saw the consequences of inge inaction back then. >> i want to ask you about something that's come up today a new rev like abou

shepard smith. back home here, the president is under fire for saying this -- >> grappling with these questions throughout human history. unless we get on our high horse and think that this is unique to some other place, remember the crusade and inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. and in our home country slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. >> catholic league president said the president needs to apologize apologize. but i think what he is saying, and obviously you are worked up over this, look what is done in the name of religion has caused heinous acts. you argued he hasn't steadaid it enough about islam. >> if he said people killed in the name of god and it is not unique to religion. he singled out the crusades and the inquestionization. there are so many legends about this trying to blame catholics for everything. the crusades were a christian reaction to muslim madmen. it was a defensive reaction. >> do you think stepping back th

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jenna: shepard smith is in aman, jordan right now. he'll be reporting there throughout the day and we'll hopefully bring him to you shortly for the very latest on the ground there. in the meantime we want to move back to capitol hill. the president's choice for the next secretary of defense is answering very tough questions today there. ashton carter is widely expected to be confirmed by the senate to replace outgoing secretary chuck hagel. we're following this hearing at the capitol. mike? >> so far lawmakers have been very respectful of dr. carter and wondering how he'll handle president obama and his political advisers. carter says that if confirmed, he'll give the president the best probably military advice but as kevin alluded to earlier in his report, there have been early questions about whether carter believes that the administration has an effective strategy to deal with defeating isis. >> we believe we have a strategy at this time. i believe i understand our strategy at this time mr. chairman. i also have the intention, agai

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> hello, gretchen.u're having a good day. coming up next, much more ahead on the battle against the islamic state and egypt's decision to join the fight. after video showed the terrorists slicing off the heads of 21 egyptian coptic christians in libya. we'll speak with a foreign policy analyst who's worked with the state department. he says it would be easy for isis to expand in libya. that's coming up top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." >> you have a good culinary skill, shepard. you told me you made all that food homemade, didn't you? >> no i said i'm the reheater in chief. >> save a little for me next time. >> you got it. >>> kentucky senator rand paul pushing for a change in state law. he wants to do this, run for the white house and the senate at the same time. he wants to change the presidential primary to an early caucus separate from the senate primary so his name won't appear on the same ballot twice. he told party leaders, it's been suggested by others that kentucky has no influence

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting from the fox news desk. >>> sometimes at 2:00 centralow out the run down. and we're going to fake our deepest look yet at the islamic state, it's origins, it's motives and it's end game. if you do not know your enemy, what its goals are and what it believes the end is, you cannot defeat it. today the author of an article who lays out in vivid detail exactly what isis is and what isis really wants. if you know what they want maybe you can stop them from getting there, and so far much of what we have done has been wrong. we'll spend at least the first half hour on this matter, starting at the top of the hour, and shepard smith reporting. >>> here's the story. a muslim woman claims a store refused to hire her because she wears what you can see on the screen right there a head scarf. several religious groups yuanuniteingeing in this discrimination. >>> what some police officers did for an ought it issic kids when no other kids showed up al his birthday party. we will talk to two of those officers. >>> when many folks are trying to get rid of

was still in the fight we have team coverage tonight with general tom mcenernie fox news's own shepard smith in jordan and a former extremist. >> bottom line is that administration officials have been putting out press releases suggesting the uae is still conducting air strikes we now know that is not true and tried to explain it away saying look they may have been referring to the fact the united arab emirates had been previously helping out with air strikes what is interesting is that the uae wants more sophisticated search and rescue assets to make sure if pilots crash, they will not wind up like that jordanian pilot who tragically was executed. we pressed josh earnest on whether there are other arab nations that may now be pulling out and here is what he said. >> i'm going to let individual countries speak to the details sort of day by day accounting of the participation. >> remember, back in september, the president, when announcing air strikes were being expanded into syria not just iraq against isis, he said it was very important to have nations like uae on board so this is not just a

in a moment we'll go live to shepard smith reporting on the ground in amman jordan. first, we're learning more about the brutality of isis and joining us first is eric shawn. eric. >> sean, this is just unspeakable. it's so unforgiving and so repulsive. the united nations now says children are being bought and sold by isis, that they're being crucified and even buried alive. this is the report issued today in geneva by the committee on the rights of the child. slave sex market shops where they actually have price tags on the heads of children where they've used mentally challenged children as suicide bombers. and of course if you're mentally challenged you don't know what you're doing. they're as young as 8 years old. and there have been mass killings of children in iraq and the united nations is calling for some action. let me read you a quote from this astounding horrible report. it says "there is a systemic killing of children by the so-called isil including several cases of mass executions of boys as well as reports of beheadings crucifixions of children and bury

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith reporting live. fully recovered from last night's game. >> police in georgia putting out a nationwide alert today. they say a murder suspect is on the run and he could be anywhere by now. this is the guy who police say is responsible for the crime. police say the suspect murdered drive people and left their corpses undiscovered for days. by the time they turned up, the suspect was long gone. we'll speak to the reporter who's covered every angle of this gruesome case and we'll hear why folks who knew the suspect say they're so shocked. that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> shep, thanks. >>> the number of measles cases topping 100 in this country. and the controversy over vaccinations is heating up. can parents be legally forced to vaccinate their kids? >>> thousands of flights delayed because of weather. but check this out, a plane taxiing to take off literally gets stuck in the mud. >>> and new york city mayor bill de blasio being told "hands off" at this year's groundhog day ceremony. yo

for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. see you throughout the day. have a good weekend. >>> jordan pounding isis targets for a second day now. two dozen f-16s conducted the air strikes on isis facilities deep inside syria. but what happens when jordan runs out of bombs and who will pick up the slack? jordanians taking to the streets accompanied by their queen as the country vows to not let up one iota on isis after one of its pilots was burned alive in a cage. i guess they're giving varying degrees of technical support, whether it's bahrain or saudi arabia or qatar, but not the sweeping all-out effort that predictably jordan is. what's going on here? >> look, jordan now has entered a new phase. and the trigger point was the brutal killing, the burning of pilot kaseasbeh. jordan has the longest borders with syria. isis is mobilizing. jordan will engage with isis. it would need fuel of fight, it needs the logistical support of the saudi arabian government of egypt, of uae and most importantly of the united states. >> we already know that isis even prio

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shepard smith in amman, jordan with what the people are saying about their hero. jennifer griffin at the pentagon but we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry and renewed questions about president obama's leadership in the fight against isis. good evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, bret. the horrific execution of the jordanian pilot was a game-changer for king abdullah who's signaling he's stepping up his efforts against the terror group but president obama is signaling status quo for the white house strategy. president obama went forward with his schedule today as if it was business as usual, meeting with dreamers to tout his executive action on immigration and throw out another veto threat to republicans. >> and i am confident that i can uphold that veto. >> reporter: press secretary josh earnest would not say whether the administration supports king abdullah's decision to kill two terrorists held in jordanian prisons. >> i don't have a specific reaction to the news overnight that a couple of individuals who had been convicted of crimes relate

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i'm shepard smith.s 30 minutes ago now that we received word from nbc news that the managing editor of nbc nightly news and the long-time anchor of nbc news brian williams is suspended immediately without pay and for the next six months. it is an absolutely stunning turn for a man who was high atop a network which was reigle on so many fronts. the today's show's problems are well documented. its ratings fall. it's problem with anchors which come in and out and its trouble on social media and the rest. the ratings whoas with msnbc, change over in management after comcast bought the network and through it all the one stallworth of nightly news was nbc news with brian williams. it has enjoyed high atop the ratings and frankly across high credibility ratings across this nation. abc world news changed to abc "world news tonight" as diane sawyer left and bill mier came in. often where nbc might be able to capitalize. and all of a sudden one thank you at one hockey game turns into a spiral that absolutely no o

we go now to shepard smith standing by on the ground in amman, jordan tonight. shep, what's the latest down there? >> man, it's hard to hear that stuff. i was reading that u.n. report today, sean. it makes you wonder if those sorts of reports and what happened here in jordan might be able to tie this part of the world together more closely. i really think at least in the 24, 48 hours since this news has developed so quickly here that that's been the effect in jordan. the killing of the two prisoners of war here in jordan, the united nations didn't respond to that in any way, the king was greeted with open arms when he came back to the united states this morning after the two prisoners had been killed by the state. and there seems to be a sense of unity where there hadn't been some before. those who weren't so sure who to be for but sure they were against isis now seem to at least for this day seem to be saying, all right, let's figure out what to do let's go get them. king and military we'll support you. >> you know, shep, i know that there's sort of been mixed

shepard smith from fox news joins me for the latest on the ground. >> it is sad over here. is past midnight coming home on wednesday morning to cheers from the crowd then after that the streets are very quiet the lot of people stayed at home and shops did not open. there waiting to find out the next shoe to drop and the king promised we will retaliate through areas of discussion. the tour begins were killed at dawn with those two prisoners including the iraqi woman who was part of a transfer. while united against isis that is the limit they have had for quite some time. kennedy: what about the executions since? >> if they are a target they are worried about the refugee crisis those of have come here to seek refuge people are concerned they are drawn into a war that they can be pulled into. is is two different sides with one large conflict with so much in the middle level all when it you have something as dramatic does spurting all live people act on emotions them later regretted. >> do they want more from us? >> the king came to united states for reason. the kingdom has an

bill: shepard smith is live in amman today. we'll talk to him later this morning on "america's newsroom." later today, national security advisor susan rice unveils president obama's new national security strategy. to lay out his foreign policy priorities rest of time in office. chris stirewalt. digital politics editor. good morning to you in washington. what is your expectations for this today is. >> limited, mitigated. this is, timing of this is very interesting. this is something that has been mandated by congress to brief congress on national security and approach of national security by the administration since 1986. george w. bush substantially abandoned the practice. only turned in two. president obama only turned in one, so why now, so why do one of these? it would seem to suggest that the administration is looking to cohere its foreign policy make some argument that there is some cohesion to what it is doing around the world. bill: specifically on isis isil daesh, ashton carter in this appearance from two days ago talki

amman, jordan shepard smith. back in new york here now. martha.artha: jordan showing king abdullah is ready for action. they showed this picture on facebook of the king dressed in military fatigues. this comes from the king's official page. we don't know when it was taken. jordan's information minister is refuting reports that the king is taking part in any airstrikes. he is a trained helicopter pilot and was in the jordanian military but is not participating in this action. is jordan vowing to fight until they quote, run out of bullets. critics are questioning president obama putting what they call a halfhearted effort forward. here is charles kraut hammer. >> the disinterest, lethargy of president, pursuit of this war he declared himself is simply astonishing. jordan which is our staunchest ally in the area. they are short of weaponry and short of munitions t takes forever for that to get through. it shouldn't be an issue. a president steps in to the state department and defense department, says, i want this done. martha: raises a lot of questio

>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> what if your boss tried to predict every move to try to discover if you would steal from the company. some imemployers are using new software and others to make this prediction. it's called preventative profiling. >>> kennedy will join us on the desk and we'll get her take on that and try to explain how that software works. and we'll talk about college football, we got a new rebel in town. >>> the white house kicking off a three-day summit on intelligence. as the terrorists wage a murderous campaign across the middle east and north africa. so what's the point of the summit? we're going to have a fair and balanced debate on that. >>> and times square certainly a place for peace and quiet? so where are the most quiet places in the united states? the surprising study is coming up next. >>> he loves being here, this is his favorite position, wouldn't you like to be laying on a table and have somebody brushing on you for about three hours. >> a look at the westminster dog show just ahead. across america, people are taking charge

shepard smith taking the chase live. >> it is a beautiful day there in sun city for a llama trot.l like we could watch this all day. the relative of the camel -- uh-oh. doesn't want to be caught. faster than humans. >> the llamas were caught eventually after a couple of hours and they are back with their owners who are both retired police officers. twitter reacting to all of the chaos creating hash tags and inspiring an account even. sun city llamas they are there is an on-line quiz to take, which run away llama are you? the llamas now nicknamed as you can image, thelma and louise. >> i love that picture there. everyone is talking about this. this was the biggest story yesterday. we wanted to share with you. >> #llamas. #llama photo bomb. it's fun. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. banning bullets, the back doorway the president plans to restrict our second amendment rights. >> and before your breakfast you will want to hear this where a police officer says he would serve toxic tea. >> you talking to me? you talking to me. >> you talking to me? the taxi driver has to see the t

. >> we have an alert to tell you about now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>>the fight against the islamic state. doctor administration firms confirm that washington has just cut a deal with turkey or just informed us of it to training moderate syrian rebels to take on isis. the details of this brand new deal just coming in and we'll go to the pentagon to find out what it all means for us in the fight against them. >>> now to a fox news exclusive. fox and friends brian kill immediate sit -- when she said busch attacked her. >> to go into that motor home that night, and i was there only ten minutes just to have him eventually just saying crazy things that he was saying and for him to pop-up out of bed and grab me by the throat and smash my head into the wall three times and any son is in the front. i just don't understand why he snapped like that. >> driscoll says a lot of the women from the nascar community have told her that they were also abused, so how will nascar respond now? you can watch the full interview with patricia driscoll tomorrow on fox and friend

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. >>> time to check in with shepard smith live from the fox news desk. >>> cops say a college freshman tied up a woman stuffed a necktie in her mouth and beat her with a belt. prosecutors called it sexual assault. but the suspect says the two of them were just acting out a movie, 50 shades of gray. of course that box office hit is all about bondage, we'll break down the legal claim. >>> plus we're expecting to hear from the veterans affairs secretary. you may know he's on video claiming he served in the special forces, turns out he didn't serve in special forces. so what will the secretary have to say now? will there be an apology? we'll hear it live coming up at the top of the hour on shep part smith reporting. >>> crowd goes wile fans rushing on to the court at the kansas state basketball game. court storming, becoming a growing trend but is it just a happy situation or a seriously dangerous situation. >>> a simple and effect tiff way to prevent your kid from ever getting that allergy so many have it right now right? we're going to investigate whether or not this new tactic is safe.

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shepard smith is in jordan tonight.white house correspondent ed henry in the search for answers about an american aid worker. >> worked in syrian hospitals trying to help people. her possible death puts new

we want to bring in shepard smith who made his way to jordan's capital, amman. he joins us live.p i watch your show every day, and you've been covering this story from new york. and i wondered how different is it for you on the ground tonight? is it giving you a different perspective than what you've seen? >> reporter: i think it's given me an idea of what everybody meant. i have a serious mix/minus problem. but it's giving me an idea of what they meant when they were divided and in many cases people aren't divided as much anymore. the people of jordan in many cases blame the united states to begin with, for the rise of isis because the fact that the united states toppled saddam hussein without a real plan to follow it up. and so many of the people of jordan are from the palestinian territories. and they specifically believe that the united states is complicit in their problems. so it's easy to see what -- it's easier to know what you're against than it is to know what you're for. i think after this brutal murder, the man on the street will tell you we are all united now. the fig

our own shepard smith, live on the ground in amman jordan. shepherd shepherd? >> reporter: gretchen, those air strikes conducted by jordan is described to us as an increase in the number on a given day. sources tell our jennifer griffin that 20 jordanian aircraft were involved in strikes that happened in syria along it's sit controlled areas and those happened today. we don't know exactly what the targets were or what was exactly hit or destroyed or anything. we do know because of reporting at to the pentagon that's an increase from normal days. the iraqi air force has are released video from its war jets that show iraqi military taking strikes on isis strong holds in the center of iraq. so we now have strikes happening by the jordanians with american support with american awacs overhead in syria and iraqi strikes on isis controlled lands inside iraq. so the push is on to try to knock back isis, and that's happening from multipleal countries in multiple lands. >> reporter: the pilot's father spoke with our sister network sky news in the united kingdom. and he w

i am shepard smith in jordan. the dow is up 206 points today.arts now. >>> well shep said they are not messing around. taking out isis targets as jordan's king makes good on their vows. two days after isis showed a video of a jordanian pilot being burned inside a cage. jordan responded. f-16s dropping bombs on isis targets in syria. now 55 isis targets, including a senior commander were taken out in those

. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. your world is next. stuart varney in for neil cavuto. it's the president versus the.: kk former spy chief as the battle over gitmo heats up. welcome everyone, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." just as the whitea threatening to limit gitmo transfers the former intelligence chief is speaking out, telling a house hearing today that places like gitmo are needed to get intel from the bad guys in a timely manner. >> to be able to do tactical interrogation, professionally -- >> i got that -- >> with we bring them into the united states and they get read their habeas corpus right that stops information you can get. >> i've heard that argument thousands of times. >> i have been involved in thousands of interrogation operations -- >> well, does the general have it right? to form at the massachusetts senator scott brown. he has been to gitmo. the general is saying long-term, in depth interrogation is what gitmo does. why did we close it? >> i don't believe you do. there is a preference -- we catch the number one terrori

just the right way, shepard smith broke in with play-by-play on an arizona chase, a real nail-biter, it wasn't cops and robbers on the lam, it was llamas. >> black llama leads white llama in the chase. you can see the human beings following behind, some have lassos. >> they're awfully quick, they have a couple of guys with lassos, but tried to throw them. >> whoa! look at lasso guy in the back here. look at this. so close. llama is better than you. clearly ignored, look, this is possible now. don't hurt him. do not hurt him. no hurting. look at that lassoed llama only on fox. kennedy: only on fox, and that is why he is the most trusted man in news, at one point, there was a swarm of lasso wranglers surrounding them, and shep noted the man-to-man defense failed and they were going to rock the zone. i love it. >>> topic number three, they look like druids or snow bound grim reapers, look closely at the video, a bunch of franciscan monks caught in a rare snowstorm in jerusalem, though they have undertaken the most serious task of committing their lives to god. at heart they're all a bun

. >>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> the white house preparing to send it'sngress as we wait for a pentagon briefing on the fight against isis. it's a news conference it's set to come at the top of the hour. of course we'll have coverage. right now lawmakers from both political parties are giving their input on exactly how to fight the islamic state and whether to send troops into areas where -- this is one of the entrance points that american soldiers used to use during war. they're lined up here but will they cross? does this mean there's about to be a ground force in there? our forces tell us absolutely not. but what is next? a very important briefing coming from the pentagon top of the hour live coverage. >>> so the death of kayla mueller raising new questions about the president's strategy against isis. is the white house taking the terror group as seriously as it should? >>> and decades after the apollo 11 moon landing comes to light. the bag of souvenirs neil armstrong took back from the moon. ♪ are your joints ready for action? ♪ take osteo bi-flex®.

. >>> first, though we want to check if with john scott in for shepard smith. >> in on a friday, gretchens. you and your friends are on a winning streak at the casino. 10 bucks turns into thousands. then it seems like you just can't lose. until a judge says you have to pay back every penny, all $1.5 million. players say they won the money fair and square. but casino reps say somebody didn't shuffle the cards. so why should the winners pay for someone else's mistake? and what if they've already spent the cash? we'll talk to a lawyer about this bizarre reversal of luck coming up at the top of the hour. >> wow, that sounds like a raw deal. i'm going to pay attention to that thanks john. >>> plus, do you have to be a college graduate to run or become president of the united states? governor scott walker isn't. find out how many other leaders of the free world failed to get their degrees. and does it matter? >>> plus, one man uses his disability to his advantage. >> every kid that picked on me that laughed at me i just took it in. it made me a stronger person. i just -- it was just ammo to jus

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith. he's right next door.om amman, jordan reporting live from the fox news deck. great job over there and welcome back. >> thanks so much. president obama is considering sending weapons into ukraine, something one european official calls throwing more weapons on the bonfire. european leaders are warning our president that he could end up escalating the fight with russia and even play right into the hands of vladimir putin. we'll get into that. plus, tired of telemarketers interrupting your dinner? soon they might be able to reach you anytime anywhere. some companies are reportedly trying to start calling people's cell phones. that's coming up top of the hour. >> i get the sense you don't like that. they're calling me back now during the dinner hour. you used to be able to set up your phone to not get those calls -- >> yeah. >> i guess my five years has run out. >> no good. >> shep we look forward to your show. >>> coming up, the investigation into a four-car collision involving bruce jenner. did the reality st

i'm shepard smith.was 30 minutes ago now that we received word from nbc news that the managing editor of nbc nightly news and the long-time anchor of nbc news brian williams is suspended immediately without pay and for the next six months. it is an absolutely stunning turn for a man who was high atop a network which was reigle on so many fronts. the today's show's problems are well documented. its ratings fall. it's problem with anchors which come in and out and its trouble on social media and the rest. the ratings whoas with msnbc, change over in management after comcast bought the network and through it all the one stallworth of nightly news was nbc news with brian williams. it has enjoyed high atop the ratings and frankly across high credibility ratings across this nation. abc world news changed to abc "world news tonight" as diane sawyer left and bill mier came in. often where nbc might be able to capitalize. and all of a sudden one thank you at one hockey game turns into a spiral that absolutely no

. >> shepard smith is the. >> that is as close to voice of god.his is somebody whose entire career as it is is for all anchors, credibility connecting with the audience. this is not something you misremember. >> this is dangerous for, this is dangerous for nbc because their credibility is on the line too. they allowed this to happen over a period of years. on the 10th anniversary -- >> 2003, right? >> on the 10th anniversary of this in 2013 he was invited on brian weapons, to be on david letterman's show. one the things they talked about, not just for a little bit on interview but a huge chunk how wonderful you were able to survive that. take us back to that moment. he told it with such special 'tis okay, it was completely different than he told it right after it happened in 2003. so you talk about a memory, talk about a lie. those are the facts. you have to determine it. but nbc is going down a slippery slope now, having this anchor double down over and over because all this, his story is now rifle aling the headlines he has to report on. that is

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith. no transition from that story to you, shep.t going to say, what do you have coming up on the show? >> we're learning more about the mind of a killer in last year's dead live rampage near the university of california near sant barra. a slew of new information. some kind of disturbing. a 22-year-old said he targeted sorority girls for revenge. and a new report from the investigators themselves show he's researched topics including torture devices and how to kill somebody silently with a knife. it all also details from the gunman's private journal. we'll have all of it coming up top of the hour, see you then. >> shep, thank you. >>> there's cold. and there's today. with a blast of arctic air bringing the coldest temps of the season so far creating a fantastic display at niagara falls. but there are real health risks to this brutal cold as well. >>> plus, did you see any of the oscar nominated movies? you have just until the weekend. you're panel will weigh in on who likely will win and who should win. >>> then we'll have this. you

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck.eat weekend. >> did indeed. we'll hear from the desperate families of some missing girls. police say these teenagers ran off on their own to join isis. family members are begging the girls to come home and they say they were blindsided when they learned the girls likely went to syria. >> if you're watching this, baby, please come home. mom needs you more than anything in the world. you're a baby. >> we'll hear more from the emotional relatives. plus what could make these straight "a" students want to join a group that cuts off people's heads. >>> a teen accused of murdering someone in an act of road rage, first court appearance today. but now he says he was the target. >>> plus, a truck bursting into flames on a major highway, what made battling this fire even tougher for firefighters? >>> and who could forget john travolta butchering the name of a performer that he presented last year at the oscars? well, the two of them made up on stage last night. but wait till you see the awkward-l