uma: absolutely. talk to you about these kinds of stories, particularly right now when we're seeing a different standard being applied in these three controversial cases. thank you very much, howard. great to see you. >> thanks. jon: as we approach the weekend, do you know where your calories are? updating nutritional information, how the fda wants to help you make healthier food choices for your family. >>> and just like something out of a movie, cameras catch a couple of jewel thieves breaking in from the ceiling. is that tom cruise behind the mask? now police are trying to track them down. >> whoa, i'm not going out there. >> this snow's cold! >> let's stay inside, right? you're not going out either. how about that? coming up today -- >> okay, who did a major democratic super pac just endorse for president? >> also the changes on obamacare, we'll have that for you when we're nice and toasty. >> let's go put on our parkas. see you then. and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i thin

>> hi, uma. yeah, we are talking about dangerous windchills, air temperatures they haven't felt in decades across the midwest. very dangerous, potentially deadly temperatures. people really need to stay aware stay indoors. this is forecast windchill as we go out further in time, today minus 24 is what it feels like in fargo, then it drops. i mean, it really drops. minus 50s in international falls, minus 20 in green bay. we might have one of the coldest nfl games played on sunday in green bay against san francisco. and look at these temperatures. this is air temperatures in the morning monday and tuesday. minus 30, appliance 28 in international falls, chicago minus 18, minus 14. again, these are incredibly dangerous temperatures. i think a lot of schools will be closed monday and tuesday. then we are also watching this storm system across the plains, the ohio river valley, up towards the interior northeast. we may even get some snow in nashville, tennessee. we will track all of it from the fox new

uma? >> thank you so much for that update. colonel oliver north, host of "war stories" is joining us now with his reaction to what has happened. could this be an indication that we are going to see more of the attack against the civilian targets? >> i think so. connor's report we saw, he knows firsthand what that is like out there. i was down country, down range as they say, down south. when his neighborhood was attacked in a similar event. a few years back when he was inabul. look, what we are facing, largely is a consequence of the administration, uncertainty they left among the allies. we do have friends in that part of the world. it's an attitude of how are we going to do this without the help of the americans? what you are seeing now is consequence of the phase-down. we are already pulling troops out, getting ready for the "end of hostilities." we are not going to fight. but apparently the bad guys have decided they are. we didn't start this war. they are going to continue it. and unfortunately, civilians are caught in th

uma? >> molly, thank you. security alerts are prompting big-time concerns for both athletes and their families. so much so that now some relatives are opting not to travel to russia to cheer their loved ones on. as they go for gold. later in our show, you will hear from the mother of olympic bobsled star steven holcombe among a growing number of parents who are now staying home because of those threats. >>> more now on the breaking news coming to you out of the mall shooting in columbia, maryland. we do know now that the howard county p.i.o. is en route to the scene. the public information officer will be there shortly. local police and fire officials are calling this an active shooter situation. people are being asked to avoid the area. the columbia mall is about 45 minutes from washington, d.c. very few details about the situation, about any suspects or victims. we are understanding that -- we understand that the public information office her be briefing reporters shortly -- officers will be briefing reporte

uma? >> connor, thanks for bringing us up to date on the death of ariel sharon. >>> turning to the other big story out of west virginia. at this hour thousands of people are wondering how much longer will they have to endure a do not drink ban as they wait for news on the testing under way of that state's water supply for nine counties. affected by a toxic chemical spill. it isn't simply interrupting the daily lives of residents in the area. it's also making some folks ill with area hospitals saying dozens of people are showing up in emergency rooms complaining of nausea and other symptoms. at this hour, four people have been hospitalized. doug mckelway is joining us live from bell, west virginia, with the latest on the situation. doug? >> reporter: that's right, uma. we're at a water distribution center 15 miles east of charleston. there's been a steady stream of people coming in all morning long with thermoses, milk cartons, you name it to replenish their water supply. this is one of sev

uma?you would suspect in the initial moments of the shooting, much of the information came from the web. law enforcement officers using twitter accounts to reach the public, communicating important details to the public in hopes of keeping people inside the mall safe. we're following this part of the story. elizabeth? >> as the story developed throughout the early afternoon, the majority of the breaking details from law enforcement were being released to the public through twitter. there were times social media has translated into instant reporting. the first tweet we saw came in at 11:25 eastern time. it was from howard county fire and ems, and it writes, emergency at columbia mall, reported active shooter #howard county department first responders, and howard county police department on the scene. avoid area. no more than 25 minutes later, we saw this tweet by howard county police, and it writes, there has been a shooting incident at the columbia mall. no additional details yet. pio en r

i'm uma pam raj in washington. no water to drink, bathe or cook with for 300,000 people in and around charleston, west virginia as health officials try to figure out how dangerous the water conditions are. federal investigators are stepping in to investigate a chemical leak there. we'll have a live report at the top of the hour. >>> a leader who dedicated his life to the state of israel. president obama used those words to describe the israeli prime minister, ariel sharon, who died. a look at sharon's live and legacy at the top of the hour. the former head of the homeland security will weigh in on robert gates' controversial new bookmaking waves at the white house and around the country. all that and much more coming to you on america's news headquarters. join us. >>> a media frenzy over the chris christie bridge controversy. >> calls at this hour for defense to step in. >> firestorm brewing around new jersey governor chris christie. the focus is the george washington bridge. >> a traffic jam derail his white house

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.rican olympians getting a warning not to wear team usa gear outside sochi venues amid threats of more possible terror attacks in russia. so, is it safe right now to travel to sochi? terrorism expert willie ferris will be joining us to weigh in on top of the hour. plus, we'll talk to one olympian mom who has decided to sit this one out. a judge issues a ruling on two-month battle whether a pregnant woman should be disconnected from her life support. texas hospital must turn off the machine by monday afternoon. we'll have a live report coming to you about this. our own mike huckabee generating controversy over remarks he made at the republican national committee meeting this week. conservative ann coulter say that they are taking his comments out of context and she is joining us next. stay with us. >>> here is something to cheer about a week before the bowles. the nfl pays zero in federal taxes. you heard me right. but before you throw a penalty flag, shouldn't all businesses be taxless?

doug and uma. >> absolutely. and also the police chief did mention that there were five people taken to the hospital, including another person who was injured by a gunshot. >> the police said they may not have another briefing today, but we'll learning more as the evening progresses and this certainly adds to our repertoire of knowledge of these mall shootings and what we can do to protect america from future ones. that's all from us here in washington. i'm doug mckelway. >> i'm uma pemmaraju. stay with fox news for breaking news coverage on the mall shooting. for now, we turn you over to "the five" already in progress. >>> so he's like a rejectede, suiter that msnbc, that really old hooker can't satisfy him anymore and he looks at him and goes, me, me, why not me? we go, sorry. too hot for you. >> are we too hot for thee president? >> what a question. i suppose we are, greg. no, i will not -- i'm still thinking of you saying living ii obama's head rent free. as much as i pay in rent, i still don't think i would

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. a team of taliban terrorists bombed its way to a kabul restaurant, popular with westerners killing 21 people including two americans. u.s. troops prepare to leave afghanistan, more attack against civilians? we'll hear from colonel oliver north at the top of the hour. in the wake of the n.s.a. scandal, president obama unveiled the recommendation for reining in the government surveillance program. the president saying the program won't end. we'll hear from governor mike huckabee and independent senator from maine angus king to give us their reaction on the latest from the n.s.a. little miss popular making her debut. take a look. bao bao greets her adoring public in the nation's capital. we'll give you a close-up look at the little charmer. all of that and the rest of the story coming your way at the top of the hour on america's news headquarters in moments. join us then. >> remember when greenpeace used the creepy santa to push the green agenda? >> there may be no alternative but to can

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. >> i'm doug mckelway. thank you for joining us.'re also getting information about the victims. the man and woman were employees at the skate store, zumies. both in their 20s. there is a lot we do not know, such as what was the motive of

clip from kill bill, i mean, you know, some of the -- one of the most epically violent scenes when uma thurman with a sword sefers the severs the limbs of the crazy 88. you don't see people wanting to ban knives. >> what i don't get -- i don't understand why harvey weinstein wants to get caught being a hypocrite. this is an easy one. no sort of self-preservation on this one. >> the great thing is the market will take care of this. because these left wing propaganda films that people like weinstein like to put out. they never sell any tickets. if he wants to lose some money preaching and, look, the hypocrisy of a rich hollywood producer that lives in a fancy neighborhood with all sorts of police protection and he says he doesn't own a gun but i bet you there is a good odds that he has armed security around him. >> i have read that he has private security detail. >> his answer is for the single mom who lives in the inner city who has to ride a subway works two jobs and has a real threat of violence, he is telling her she can't protect herself. and, listen, that's not a message the americ

refers to reparations both psychological and financial to children who are have been victims of six umas. despite the exception tiff protests, what steps have been train en with regard to sanctions and punishments for clerics who have engaged in inappropriate conduct? >> reporter: most were disappointed they wanted to know more about what wassing being done by the church. are priests being reported to police? what was being done to give children more of a voice? there was certainly no apology. >> i am also here to say we get it. probably a bit -- i don't know. let's say we get it. let's not say too late or not. we get it. >> reporter: it was an at least an admission that they got it wrong in the past but many didn't like the tone nor at tempt at humor. >> absolutely offensive when they are sitting in a room full of very, very damaged people who have zip through hell and back and fight really can studently for support of the people and they sit there being evasive and, you know, co losing with other each and actually joking at one point. >> reporter: it has been an uncomfortable session