trish regan. trish: you and that star wars thing. i don't know, neil. thank you so much, neil cavuto. a major blow to isis iraq has liberated the city of ramadi from the extremist group. it's the most significant defeat over the islamic state in over a year. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. a fierce week-long battle between iraqi and isis militants has come to an end today after iraqi forces stormed the government buildings and raised the national flag in an epic victory over the jihadist group. ramadi, which is located about 55 miles west of baghdad, you can see on the map there, it has been one of the most significant cities under isis control. now that iraqi officials have reclaimed it, cutting off the

you can like my personal page at facebook.com/real trish regan or facebook.com/intel, trish intel.o follow me on twitter @trish underscore regan. we do have this press conference coming up moments away on the investigation into last week's san bernardino attacks. again, it looks as though they are assembling there at the podium right now s and we're going to be listening in as we speak. >> the director in charge of the los angeles field office of the fbi. i'd like to very quickly introduce chief burguan and sheriff john mcmahon from the sheriff's department, san bernardino, as well as the special agent in charge of the atf. so today we're going to go through a number of things, and we're going to answer some of your questions. we're going to open it up for a few questions, but first off i want to talk about the work that jttf has done, the joint terrorism task force, and our local, state and federal partners throughout the weekend. this has not been a restful weekend for any of us, nor should it be. our job is to continue the investigation at breakneck speed as long as we need to d

trish regan. trish: breaking this hour, everyone, any moment we'll be getting a vote from the house on a bill designed to restrict travel as as a way to fight terror, anyone traveled in four questionable terror-ridden countries will be banned from the united states of america. welcome to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. also breaking we have exclusive details on the money that fueled the san bernardino attacks. who is it that deposited $28,000 into syed farook's account just weeks before the murders? a source close to the investigation telling fox they are demmed to try to figure out just exactly what this money went to and who it is from. meanwhile our catherine herridge who broke this original news reports that syed farook's mother received 5,000-dollar transfers in days before the attack. she joins us right know. catherine, back up to the original. $27,500. this payment was wired into syed farook's account from where? reporter: yes, trish. actually in the last hour, reuters news servi

trish regan. trish: hey there, neil. president obama in damage control mode. defending his isis strategy. welcome, everyone. i am trish regan. the president insisted that his plan is working. he goes on to list all the leaders. let's listen to him here. >> coalition aircraft, fighters, bombers and drones have been 9000 as of today. we are also taking out leaders, commanders and killers. our next message to them is simple. you are next. the strategy has resulted in isis losing 40% of its territory in iraq. the national counterterrorism center before he had gone to his two-week vacation in hawaii. does he understand the threat that we face right now? >> joining me right now. retired united states army. fox news military analyst. good to have you with us. let me ask you that question. do you think that the president fully understands the scope of the problem right now that we are? >> i do not know if you caught the body language in this speech? clearly uncomfortable. i felt sorry for those who potted plants behind him. read this list of missions that have been ac

to you, trish regan. trish: the san bernardino terrorists were planning an even bigger attack. our government failed to pick up on the messages during the online courtship between tashfeen malik and syed rizwan farook. they talked about their jihad goals. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. fbi director face some tough questions from lawmakers today. a briefing on capitol hill. they want to know why these red flags were missed. why tashfeen malik was given a fiancÉe visa to come to the u.s. >> you have to say it was and intelligence barrier because it was. >> this woman was radicalized years ago. she got through the system. americans are more fearful now. americans see terrorism as the number one threat to our nation. 44% of the public be leaving a u.s. attack on american soil will happen in the next few months. it is not just the american public on edge. >> do you agree that the budget cuts that congress has imposed in the past has reduced durability to defend this nation? >> i agree. trish: here is what we know right now at this hour. the fbi is s

trish regan. trish: you and that star wars thing. i don't know, neil. thank you so much, neil cavuto. a major blow to isis iraq has liberated the city of ramadi from the extremist group. it's the most significant defeat over the islamic state in over a year. i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. a fierce week-long battle between iraqi and isis militants has come to an end today after iraqi forces stormed the government buildings and raised the national flag in an epic victory over the jihadist group. ramadi, which is located about 55 miles west of baghdad, you can see on the map there, it has been one of the most significant cities under isis control. now that iraqi officials have reclaimed it, cutting off the fly lines to other isis-sieged cities is a real possibility. so what does it mean for our overall fight against isis? general jack keane joins me now and always good to see you and a little bit of well known news in this fight against isis. how do you see this? how would you characteristic where we are right now? >> certainly it's a

neil: lately i always have to throw to my friend trish regan with something crazy going on. protests in chicago, with rahm emanuel apologizing, they're not buying it. trish: it will be get interesting. neil cavuto. breaking this hour, rahm emanuel says, i'm sorry. two words you rarely hear from the chicago mayor's mouth. this coming after he faced sharp criticism throughout the country and most especially in chicago after his handling of the city's police department after the dash-cam video of laquan mcdonald's death. we'll show you the protesters. they're taking to the streets. you can hear them calling for his resignation. this on the heals of that debacle situation where the police department held on to that videotape for roughly 13 months until avram emanuel became mayor. he was up for re-election. he held on to the video. recently was released. people were very disturbed by it. we have much more coming up on this story as protesters take to the streets of chicago calling for rahm emanuel east resignation. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." w

trish regan will be following each and all as the minutes wind down. hey there, trish.aking this hour, everyone, a luxury hotel in flames in dubai right now. meanwhile, right here in the homeland everyone on high alert. a 25-year-old man has been arrested for plotting a new year's eve attack in upstate new york all in the name of isis. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i want to go to these pictures we are getting in from dubai right now where there is a fire happening at a luxury hotel in dubai. the blaze is running up, you can see this, all these stories, reports say 40 stories right now. this is a 63-story luxury hotel. it's located right next to the tallest building in the world there in dubai, and it has 200 rooms, over 60 apartments.

maybe trish regan find out in her hour. trish: thank you very much, neil this as the director of fbi says the u.s. is facing its biggest terrorist threat since 9/11. and you heard neil talking about it, donald trump talking about hotly debated comments which he talked about ban for all muslims coming into the united states. he is surging in the polls. he say anything that will deter voters? gop isn't liking it. i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report. enrique marquez illegally -- legally purchased rifles used in the attack and he is indicted. here is what law enforcement authorities know. marquez and farook discussed carrying out atack in 2012 but avoid it after people were arrested in a terrorist plot. he converted to islam years ago. he attend ad mosque up until five years ago. state records show marquez mayor remember ad member about farook's extended family back in 2014. it was sham marriage and she allegedly lives with another man. we also know enrique marquez checked himself into mental health facility right

trish regan will be following each and all as the minutes wind down. hey there, trish. trish: hey there, neil. breaking this hour, everyone, a luxury hotel in flames in dubai right now. meanwhile, right here in the homeland everyone on high alert. a 25-year-old man has been arrested for plotting a new year's eve attack in upstate new york all in the name of isis. i am trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i want to go to these pictures we are getting in from dubai right now where there is a fire happening at a luxury hotel in dubai. the blaze is running up, you can see this, all these stories, reports say 40 stories right now. this is a 63-story luxury hotel. it's located right next to the tallest building in the world there in dubai, and it has 200 rooms, over 60 apartments. now, this blaze began just before new year's eve fireworks display was about to go off in the city, and according to reports it is now being evacuated, and people are also being moved out of the dubai mall located nearby. reports say it started on the 20th floor. ited. we've

trish regan. veryone, any moment we'll be getting a vote from the house on a bill designed to restrict travel as as a way to fight terror, anyone traveled in four questionable terror-ridden countries will be banned from the united states of america. welcome to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. also breaking we have exclusive details on the money that fueled the san bernardino attacks. who is it that deposited $28,000 into syed farook's account just weeks before the murders? a source close to the investigation telling fox they are demmed to try to figure out just exactly what this money went to and who it is from. meanwhile our catherine herridge

maybe trish regan find out in her hour. y much, neil this as the director of fbi says the u.s. is facing its biggest terrorist threat since 9/11. and you heard neil talking about it, donald trump talking about hotly debated comments which he talked about ban for all muslims coming into the united states. he is surging in the polls. he say anything that will deter voters? gop isn't liking it. i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report. enrique marquez illegally -- legally purchased

trish regan. trish: thank you very much. the san bernardino police department preparing to brief the public he had looking at the suspect. the female suspect. pledge allegiance to isis on facebook. just as he and her opened fire at the christmas party. video of the couple's apartment where they were hounding and ied bomb factory. we are waiting for the update from the san bernardino police department. evidence that the massacre was motivated by islamic terror. you are looking at video of this couple's apartment. we just saw the koran. now you are looking at what had appeared to be the baby's room. that is the baby seat there. this couple had a six -month-old child. that has so many scratching their heads. a new baby. how could they do something so atrocious. we have learned that this is terror related. the fed has recovered a facebook posting. scoring allegiance. opening fire on her husband's colleagues. you heard me talk about one of these issues. why aren't these social media companies doing more? why isn't facebook inform

neil: i will go right to trish regan. >> three u.s. cities under threat for tomorrow night. officials warning president obama of terrorist threats targeting new york city, los angeles and -- said to have briefed the president ahead of his vacation. the thread appears to be originating from seek overseas. new details about a husband and wife team convicted of trying to plan an attack in london. for more on the worldwide terror threats. former u.s. ambassador. kt mcfarland. former nypd detect this. dale, i want to start with you. new york city right here. los angeles. washington, d.c. all potential targets. how worried are you about potential attacks, dare i say, tomorrow night. >> we all need to be concerned. not just law enforcement. looking to cooperate these threats. we also have to look out for ourselves in radical terrorism. >> they have 6000 police officers in times square tomorrow night. even with 6000 members of law enforcement, how do you fight potential attacks? even a lone wolf type style attack. >> i think that it is really important for everybody in the country.

trish regan. trish: hey there, neil. president obama in damage control mode.is isis strategy. welcome, everyone. i am trish regan. the president insisted that his plan is working. he goes on to list all the leaders. let's listen to him here. >> coalition aircraft, fighters, bombers and drones have been 9000 as of today. we are also taking out leaders, commanders and killers.

you have a beige book and trish regan all over that. m janet yellen earlier this hour. she is the setting the stage for a potential rate hike. right now, breaking as i speak, we're waiting on latest read on the economy out of the federal reserve. it is the beige book. i'm trish riege -- trish regan, everyone. this is "the intelligence report. this is biggie. because this will be a indicator whether the federal reserve feels it is ready to hike rates at its next meeting on december 15th. we have blake burman with the beige book ready! reporter: trish, good afternoon to you. economic act increased at modest pace in most of the 12 regions according to the latest survey at beige book. to the upside consumer spending increased in nearly all districts. vehicle sales were described as robust. housing markets improved. home prices increased. so demands for loans with it. to the downside manufacturing was described as mixed in recent weeks. stronger dollar, low commodity prices, weak global demand to blame.

to you, trish regan. trish: the san bernardino terrorists were planning an even bigger attack.nt failed to pick up on the messages during the online courtship between tashfeen malik and syed rizwan farook. they talked about their jihad goals. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. fbi director face some tough questions from lawmakers today. a briefing on capitol hill. they want to know why these red flags were missed. y

i am trish regan. more details emerging of those terrorists.t syed rizwan farook was radicalized by tashfeen malik. the rampage was financed from individuals overseas. senator lindsey graham. worried that isis has stepped up its sophistication and is where marrying off its support. >> one of the concerns has been an arrand

i am trish regan. welcome everyone to the intelligence report. students kept home. the area of right now on heightened alert. terrorists killed 14 people. >> i want you to know that i made this decision to close the school. i could not take the chance as it relates to one student or our staff that served our students. >> we have a lot of information coming into us. complete coverage for you starting with safety and security. also, a former assistant director of the fbi. our own ashley webster. the very latest on the story. >> we have to really second-guessing each other. bill bratton saying that the l.a. school district overreacted. this was not a credible threat. the fbi has told the school district it was not a serious threat. regardless, the superintendent says that he felt the threat was credible. more than 1000 of you, including the charter schools, 640,000 students to be exact. judging the whole system down. they will check all 900 schools. involving the detonation of backpacks and packages and so on. we pretty much have the same e-mail. it was riddled with mi

you very much, and welcome, everybody to the intelligence report, i'm ashley webster in today for trish regan. breaking right now, hillary clinton set to speak to a crowd in iowa. there's a live picture, a town hall meeting. she's running late. her speech comes though as the attacks between donald trump and hillary clinton are getting very personal. at a michigan rally last night trump called clinton a liar for saying that isis is using videos of the g.o.p. front runner as a recruitment tool, but then proceeded to take things even further. >> everything that's been involved in hillary has been losses, even the race to obama, she was going to beat obama. i don't know who would be worse, i don't know, how does it get worse? she was going to beat-- favored to win and she got (bleep), she lost, i mean, she lost. >> there's the bleep and the clinton campaign firing back on twitter. and saying we are not going to respond to trump and the degrading language for women, #, i am with her. >> and the editor of the white house dossier and the accountability project, thank you for being here. let me begin

welcome to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan. president obama speaking to the american public from the national counterterrorism center in virginia about his victories in the fight against isis. listen to this. >> we're hitting isil harder than ever in syria and iraq. we're taking out their leaders. our partners on the ground are fighting to push isil back and isil has been losing territory. we're sending a message that if you target americans you will have no safe haven. we will find you and defend our nation. trish: despite mounting criticism from top military officials on the shows the president is refusing to change tactics. his job approvals numbers are at the lowest level they have been in a year. today just 34% of americans approve of his plan to fight sissies -- isis. what needs to change and i'm joined by american war hero and chairman of the armed services committee, senator john mccain. nice to have you back. >> thank for having me. that is my amusement of the day the clip you just played. trish: why? >> isis is metast

titans of financial journalism, lou dobbs, maria bartiromo, is it trish, trish is going to join us, trish regan, the powerful players in business. we had a graphic that i personally liked before. it showed me standing up like paul bunyan and all of these others are these tiny little pictures. that's the one i preferred. but get the point, you don't have to stand in line and dress up in a silly outfit to understand what the federal reserve is doing. so all of you standing outside, watch us. ssibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, ge

i'm trish riege -- trish regan, everyone. this is "the intelligence report. this is biggie. because this will be a indicator whether the federal reserve feels it is ready to hike rates at its next meeting on december 15th. we have blake burman with the beige book ready! reporter: trish, good afternoon to you. economic act increased at modest pace in most of the 12 regions according to the latest survey at beige book. to the upside consumer spending increased in nearly all districts. vehicle sales were described as robust. housing markets improved. home prices increased. so demands for loans with it. to the downside manufacturing was described as mixed in recent weeks. stronger dollar, low commodity prices, weak global demand to blame. energy activity declined due to limited gas exploration. headline, modest economic activity in the 12 districts. trish: there you go. modest activity, in the economy probably not enough for janet yellen to feel to move rates on december 15th. we have the dow off 70 points right now. also breaking this hour, everyone, russia taking aim at turkey

it is appalling to me and i endlessly count these guys don't bees trish regan that way please. >> interesting to see the hazing ronald reagan would get from the republican primary elected. they nominated moderates in recent years and reagan would seem like a relative moderate. this would not be news to reagan, conservatives complained about him as soon as he was elected, you had the same conservative movement that elevated him attacking him for not being conservative enough as it is he was in office it had to make compromises which he did but amnesty, taxes, all these issues reagan would get a different reception today. >> it is common in history, lincoln once made a speech by saying you democrats have been feeding off jackson's carcass forever, what have republicans and in turn? fed off of lincoln's carcass. i used to say in class you say the name ronald reagan and you can tell who the republicans are and who the democrats are and with a stern age groupies a franklin roosevelt and democrats get that -- it is common. with good reason. >> that is why he was reagan's favorite president. >> they

trish regan. trish: thank you very much.department preparing to brief the public he had looking at the suspect. the female suspect. pledge allegiance to isis on facebook. just as he and her opened fire at the christmas party. video of the couple's apartment where they were hounding and ied bomb factory. we are waiting for the update from the san bernardino police department. evidence that the massacre was motivated by islamic terror. you are looking at video of this couple's

you can tweet me @trish underscore regan or check out my facebook account @trishintel on facebook. from here. liz: trish, thank you very much. we've got some major breaking news that is actually in the form of developing right now. you're looking at live pictures of cleveland, ohio, in the area of ontario street and lakeside avenue at the justice center where protesters are gathering right now. they are very upset with the decision by a grand jury which decided not to charge a city policeman with fatally shooting 12-year-old tamir rice. a group called puncture the silence is urging not just clevelanders, but everyone in the nation to join their protest. and what do we have in new york? a small group of protesters in new york city gathering in union square. this is a park that is sort of

neil: i will go right to trish regan. >> three u.s. cities under threat for tomorrow night.ist threats targeting new york city, los angeles and -- said to have briefed the president ahead of his vacation. the thread appears to be originating from seek overseas. new details about a husband and wife team convicted of trying to plan an attack in london.

neil: lately i always have to throw to my friend trish regan with something crazy going on. go, with rahm emanuel apologizing, they're not buying it. trish: it will be get interesting. neil cavuto. breaking this hour, rahm emanuel says, i'm sorry. two words you rarely hear from the chicago mayor's mouth. this coming after he faced sharp criticism throughout the country and most especially in chicago after his handling of the city's police department after the dash-cam video of laquan mcdonald's death. we'll show you the protesters. they're taking to the streets. you can hear them calling for his resignation. this on the heals of that debacle situation where the police department held on to that videotape for rou

i am trish regan. welcome everyone to the intelligence report. students kept home.a of right now on heightened alert. terrorists killed 14 people. >> i want you to know that i made this decision to close the school. i could not take the chance as it relates to one student or our staff that served our students. >> we have a lot of information coming into

trish regan. first trading day of the month. stocks up about 100 lines.coh defaulting on some debt. everyone seems to think that that was a given. you know what, i am not inclined to raise interest rates right now. that could be the beginning of something big. trish: ash carter announcing that the united states will escalate its war on isis by sending additional forces to iraq. taking down islamic terrorists. welcome to the intelligence report. one day after the president was criticized for saying his climate change agenda was the best way to fight terrorism. ash carter and a specializing force. conducting raids, freeing hostages and conducting intel. >> deploying a special targeting force. assi

you very much, and welcome, everybody to the intelligence report, i'm ashley webster in today for trish regany clinton set to speak to a crowd in iowa. there's a live picture, a town hall meeting. she's running late. her speech comes though as the attacks between donald trump and hillary clinton are getting very personal. at a michigan rally last night trump called clinton a liar for saying that isis is using videos of the g.o.p. front runner as a recruitment tool, but then proceeded to take things even further. >> everything that's been involved in hillary has been

welcome to "the intelligence report," i'm trish regan.ama speaking to the american public from the national counterterrorism center in virginia about his victories in the fight against isis. listen to this. >> we're hitting isil harder than ever in syria and iraq. we're taking out their leaders. our partners on the ground are fighting to push isil back and isil has been losing ter

you can tweet me @trish underscore regan or check out my facebook account @trishintel on facebook. liz claman's going to take it from here. liz: trish, thank you very much. we've got some major breaking news that is actually in the form of developing right now. you're looking at live pictures of cleveland, ohio, in the area of ontario street and lakeside avenue at the justice center where protesters are gathering right now. they are very upset with the decision by a grand jury which decided not to charge a city policeman with fatally shooting 12-year-old tamir rice. a group called puncture the silence is urging not just clevelanders, but everyone in the nation to join their protest. and what do we have in new york? a small group of protesters in new york city gathering in union square. this is a park that is sort of slightly south of midtown, and you can see it's a small group at the moment, but they are holding signs that say "i am tamir rice," "stop police brutality," and "black lives matter." rice was playing with a pellet gun at cleveland's park back in november 2014 when he was

trish regan set down with republican senator rand paul today that's the intelligence report, an it's00 eastern on this network. rumor it, speculations swirling about about newest iphone it may look rather different. jo ling kent has this story, incase you missed it. >> may look thinner, in fact, if you're thinking about an iphone 6s you may want to hold off. if you want to get this, you may want to wait, because they may be changing what's going to inse the phone according to us a a today. apple plans to get rid of the headphone jack standard on iphones for years. apple reportedly will make new ear buds to plug into the charge hadding port at the bottom of the aye upon allowing the phone to be smaller that means you would need to buy an adapter to plug into headphones you have or toss them out. apple, of course, o not comecting commenting on that but stock is up .2% right now. >> i don't like that. can't charge and use headphones at the same time. >> that's a big -- feature that i like. but you know they're looking into wireless charming, a lot of different possibilities out there. >