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. >> reporter: france's ambassador insisted the faux pas was no big deal. >> there is absolutely no feel g -- no hard feeling. >> they know we've stood by them they've had our full support. >> reporter: the french are searching for six more suspects linked to last week's shootings. the woman in the veil hayat boumeddiene, has been tracked to an isis stronghold in syria. meantime, the defiant staff of "charlie hebdo" is again featuring the prophet muhammad on its cover due out wednesday. that paper normally prints about 50,000 copies. this week as many as 3 million in 16 languages. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> right now president obama is meeting with congressional leaders from both parties ostensibly to talk cooperati. but it's complicated. this is the first meeting since republicans took the majority of the senate and put senator mitch mcconnell in charge. both sides have done a compromise on trade, infrastructure spending. the battle over the keystone pipeline immigration and foreign policy are dominating headlines while president obama has already issued veto threats. >>> w

the united states. i mean we've seen some faux pas and a level of disinterest in this administration about this global war. lou: certainly just among the

delivery driver turned viral fails and what he was caught on camera that has the internet crying "foul." >> fashion faux pas? the first lady is getting criticism abroad. >> brady looks back and what he is sharing of the days at a bay area high school. >> updelivery driver in texas is out of a job this morning after a home surveillance video landed him in hot water. a home owner posted video to youtube showing the driver urinating on the side of his house. not only that, but it shows the worker toss packages over the homeowner's fence, one opened when it hit the grounds and was recorded january 8 and was posted this week. u.p.s. released a statement announcing the driver's fire saying u.p.s. was dismayed by actions that violated decency and delivery care. >> negotiations are underway over prisoner swap to free two hostages held by isis. major dan has agreed to trade a convicted terrorist for the release of a major dade an pilot and japanese niece journalists. extremes threatened to kill the two. he has been on death row for a decade. jordan said they will turn him over if the journalist and the pilot are not

the ambassador to france. i think it's safe to say, we should have had someone being there. >> high level faux pas. g, the latest on the new edition of charlie help do. move over jeb bush isn't just talking about running for president. it appears he is laying that possible third bid. >>> it's a day too early, far from a dollar too short when "way too early" comes up. if you have seen her lately on tv she might be stealing credit in the board room. this is "way too early." money, money, money, good morning, everyone, i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early" the show that celebrates our one-year anniversary together. one year ago today i took over here at "way too early." my organs have slowly been dying on the inside ever since. it's great to have you with us this mo. we begin this morning in paris, officials are warning hayat boumeddine may not be the only suspect in the terrorist attack at large. six members of the terror cell are still on the loose. one man was seen driving the

the march beyond just a u.s. ambassador. >> reporter: was it a diplomatic faux pas? the french ambassador who joined a similar march in washington with the french foreign head of the international monetary fund christine lagarde was polite. >> from the french side there is absolutely no feeling -- no hard feeling. >> reporter: the president did sign a condolence book at the french embassy in washington last week but no mention today during his public appearances of the extraordinary gathering of his fellow world leaders in france. even some administration officials say the white house simply misjudged the symbolic importance of showing up at that march. the secretary of state will go to paris on thursday after attending meetings in nearby geneva to try to repair the damage. brian. >> andrea mitchell starting us off in our d.c. newsroom tonight. andrea, thanks. now let's move to the investigation. which stretches from paris to the middle east with the french now saying other suspects are still at large. the woman accomplice they were looking for after the attacks has a

he is the fund manager at oriole asset management. maybe a bit of faux pasn the part of the conservative rt. a sign they have kicked off. >> i think it kicked off with the conference. we are now in the new year. the parties have been positioning themselves towards the election in a few months. they're repositioning slightly away from the government line over the last few months. it's another stage, but we have been on this road for a while. >> apparently a road away from europe if you are listening to prime minister david cameron, and eventually we could get a referendum. does that make a difference between now and then, or are you looking at the polls and saying it doesn't really matter because i am looking at the polls and it doesn't look like they are going to win? >> because they are complementary they are actually saying, we don't know which way this is going to go. an earlier referendum would be better. also with an election so close coming up in may, the likelihood of getting any major referendum or treaty change before the election is probably very s

. >> up next did the first lady make a diplomatic fashion faux pas. he big issue engulfing saudi/u.s. relations right now. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best sleep with a cold medicine. >>> the president and the first lady are back at the white house. after a trip to india. that was overshadowed by a stop-over on the way back to saudi arabia. they were paying respected to king abdullah and paying tribute to king salman. she

the war of terror against western civilization. we hear people saying you just mentioned a faux pas. lieve this is a conscious, energetic effort on the part of the left to deny a reality to america, they're high bound they, being americans are high bound on a wave of political correctness. our national media doesn't bring critical judgment to this administration because it is for the most part leftist as well? >> you know it's interesting. one of the tenets of military strategy is you have to understand mission terrain and troops available. big one is the e lou, you have to understand your enemy and focus on the enemy. if the administration can't identify who the e is and admit that they are a global radical islamic movement that controls territory, draws in young men, and, oh, by the way, thinks at this stage of the game that they're winning. if we can't get the e right, one thing you can be sure of aqap isis and boko haram know who the e is and the e is us lou. lou: they are targeting us and, the reality is essentially that this president thinks it will all go away or that's what he

the know. >>> finally tonight president obama caught some flack for chewing gum during a parade with india's prime minister. we showed you that apparently that wasn't his only diplomatic faux pas republic day. >> twirling baton. ornamental umbrellas and a cadre of camels. the president's reaction spoke for itself. [ laughter ] >> he gave the greatest parade in history. >> come on, give him a break. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. a u.s. official confirming to fox news one of the taliban five has been intercepted making phone calls to the taliban. you will remember the taliban five are the gitmo detainees who were traded and, yes, released in exchange for sergeant bo bergdahl. and for more on this breaking news fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us. what in the world is going on? >> this the second time that fox has been able to confirm that the taliban five are members of that group have really declared their public intention to reengage with their networks in afghanistan. shortly after they were transferred or released to it qatar, we were able

. >>> the first lady is being called out on social media for his fallings faux pas in saudi arabia --x pas in saudi arabia. she had on loose covering but no head scarf mandatory for women in the kingdom. more than 1500 people tweeted about it. house minority leader nancy pelosi did not wear a scarf either. but she didn't get much criticism either. >>> it's not that mrs. obama opposes scarves. she wore this styleish accessory when she visited a mosque in indonesia in 2010. >>> it is 5:41. up next, the chp officer at the center of a racy picture scandal learns his fate. you will hear what he has to say about his bad behavior coming up. >> here we go, bay bridge toll plaza traffic moving along in the fastrak lanes. the lane bulldog: oh boy! mattress discounters presidents day sale! what's this? a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection

the horizontal stripes too. i deeply admire that. >> that's a fashion faux pas. il: china is already counterfeiting apple iwatch. at a mashable event got one for 27 bucks. kaley, we must be doing something right in this country. >> america is the greatest innovator in the world. we embrace the free market. they copy us. china can't do innovation. neil: because they're too busy murdering our pets. >> there you go. neil: i'm sure there's an app for that. >> the united states needs to realize we are where we are because of the free market system. china is gaining on us. >> the in your face forgery, we're going to come to your event and mimic you and copy you i think that's scary. neil: didn't they have the apple stores that were a complete rip-off. >> if they don't like this, don't have your products made in china. neil: very good point. >> i don't think that watch will take off anyway. there are clocks on your cell phones. there are clocks on buildings. that thing, you won't wear it to a wedding. neil: you don't know yet. >> the mashable reporter said the person he

. >> just to wrap this up was this a huge faux pas the u.s.ock arms with other world leaders in this march? >> reporter: it's certainly becoming that look we haven't heard any upset from the french government. people are, mostly in the american press, talking about it. so clearly the white house is having to respond to it. the fact that secretary kerry is coming here thursday certainly doesn't make up for nobody being here on sunday. but many people were incredibly pleads on wednesday of last week when this attack happened the direct intervention by secretary of state kerry in french. >> that really did show for them here a sense of solidarity. clearly, this has become a political storm and people have noticed it. it has been talked about. now the white house is having to react. >> right. look. nobody dedicated the resources to help the french during this situation the way the u.s. did and the friendship is cemented. we know that but it's just something that requires comment and criticism. christiane thanks, for that point. help me with someth

. >> reporter: some are calling the birthday blunder a party etiquette faux pas. >> i've had parents ne of the most extreme examples i have heard of. >> reporter: mother of two, denise albers says she knows how stressful party planning is. >> i'm in the middle of planning my son's birthday and i really do empathize with what this family went through. because we pay by the person, but on the other hand, it sort of goes with the territory of planning a birthday party. >> reporter: but birthday parties are just the tip of the iceberg, parents dropping off two kids instead of one for sleepovers and letting sick kids play with healthy ones and using single parents as the baby-sitter. >> you always have to think about how it's going to affect your kids, always. kids are number one. >> can't we just all get along? celebrate birthdays and weddings and sometimes there are no-shows and it just comes with the territory. >> i think it's nice to rsvp. i think that's just common courtesy. do it if you can. stuff does happen. let's not bill. i promise never to bill you. >> no invoices. invoice-free

royal couple went to the cavaliers/nets game in brooklyn, where they met another very famous couple, beyonce and jay-z were there. jay-z forgot to curtesy, which is a major faux pas. jay-z, i love your work. thanks, prince william. i love whatever it is you do, too. they sat right on the court. that's dikembe mutombo sharing popcorn with the guy in back of them. as soon as the prince and duchess showed up for the game, just after halftime, lebron james went nuts, which, he took over. to make it clear who the real king is and look at them, they're like, i have no idea what just happened. but cheerio, right? [ applause ] are the people still watching the elf? good. this is like a live-action version of "elf on a shelf" here. [ laughter ] this is incredible. this is from toronto. before their game on friday, the toronto raptors held an event to honor nelson mandela on the first anniversary of his death. many famous athletes were there to pay tribute to mandela's memory including magic johnson, charles barkley and map maple leafs goaltender jonathan bernier, with what might be the dumbest sports moment of 2013. >> just want to ask you, nelson mandela, one of the most

the connection. >>> back here at home a big question in washington protocol faux pas or international insult? r netanyahu's agreement to speak to the congress was a misunderstanding. joining me now is steven clemens, washington editor at large for "the atlantic." steven, do you accept the ambassador's claim that the israelis were waiting for speaker boehner to tell the white house and no offense was intended? >> no, i don't because this relationship -- the ambassador in particular has been party to every single meeting between this white house and that prime minister for years. and there is a lot of serious work that goes into each of these meetings. they are sculpted. and there's been tension in this relationship for a long time. and both sides have gone to extraordinary lengths to hide that tension and to try to demonstrate that the relationship is strong solid and unshakable. but what has happened is both the ambassador and the prime minister of israel knew what they were doing in this case. so it's nice to apologize. i think we should accept that apology. but i don't think we should be dup

most folks were fairly diplomatic in their criticism of our forecasting faux pas but as we will see later in our newscast given the relative anonymity of texts and twitter and e-mails folks were more than happy to unload on us. iain? >> i can imagine bruce. thank you very much. >>> keep following the weather at our website myfoxphilly.com. just click the weather tab at the top of the home page for the latest forecast information and live radar images. >> happening right now, camden county police are trying to track down a man they say is targeting children. they say that he tried to get a teenaged girl into his car and that it happened in camden this afternoon at the intersection of dudley and high streets. a 13-year-old girl says the man pulled up in light colored cadillac did heville police zen us what it might look like. the man touched himself and asked her twice to get into his car. she ran away and he took off. >>> a delaware county mother and father are now charged with child endanger many after pet ferrets attacked their one month old. 42-year-old bernie fram and 24-year-old jessica are each facing five co

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