." let's go in focus with steve forbes rich mike, saab if a, john and rick younger. rich, 73% of americans say they do not think the president has a strategy for defeating isis. should we just declare war on the guys? >> number one the american people are right and number two, yeah, we should declare war because there has never been a better time. the burning of this jordanian pilot has galvanized the world including many people in the middle east. we've never had more economic bench to work behind the scenes to pressure saudi arabia and qatar to stop funding groups like this we now have the upper hand on oil and gas. if we don't do it and god forbid these guys get their hand on a weapon of mass destruction we'll reget if. >> john even some lib tear yans are saying a clear declaration of war would cut through all of the uncertaintiy. >> i guess i've got rick's slot for a second straight week. i'm going to give a rick kind of answer. i think this is a really bad idea once again. we to some degree have isis because we saw fit together rid of sad dam hue sign why do we think the thi

welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with mr. steve forbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutely does not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama presidency into sharp relief this is an administration that is sort of putting -- the crucifying of children and the beheading of americans and burning people alive behind climate change. this is sort of strikes me as absurd absurd, but it strikes the american people as absurd as well. if you look at the pew research center they just did a survey 76% of american thinks terrorism should be the top priority for the president climate change second from the bottom at 38%. the only thing closer to terrorism is jobs and the economy around 76 and 75%. so this witness is once again out of touch. >> john what do you think? >> you gave me rick's slot again this week. >> you seem so comfortable will. go ahead. >> i to. i don't know what's wrong here. you know without minimizing for a second the who are roars brought on the world by terrorists, the reality if you look throughout his

" let's go in focus with steve forbes elizabeth mcdonald michael, john and rick. mike, is this enough? >> david, it's not enough. we need to completely apply late isis, we need to do it through diplomacy and building up a big coalition in the middle east. $400 million more for jordan is not going to get it done. >> the administration claims that they have 62 nations with us in this fight. but only 4 of those countries are actually engaged and one of those four is qatar, they're the ones that initially gave money to isis. >> the $400 million is a good start and the key thing is this president is forced to follow through. the middle east knows that we don't have our hearts in it. so the $400 million in that sense is a down payment and the key thing is follow through. otherwise, it's going to falter again. >> emac, i would think that after that last video that we saw of the guy being burned to death in a cage that everybody's heart would be in this fight. >> that's right. that's a turning point. right now the fight is at a turning point. give jordan what it needs jordan is heals n

say this. i think steve has it exactly right. we should be sending this aid. the hard part is often who is really an ally. i'll tell you what, i'm going to go the step further. the u.s. functions best when he stand up against evil. i isil is evil. we need to go there and kick their you know what. >> sending more money in the grand scheme of thing 300, 400 million dollar isn't a lot of money. that's not enough. >> it is a good down payment. 400 million is less than one-tenth of 1% of one year's military budget. though it sounds like a lot of money, it is small. what we really need is for the president to channel his inner winston churchill. oh, wait, he took down his portrait almost immediately upon taking the white house in 2009. i guess it isn't there. it sure needs to be there. >> i'm not just saying this. we saved the best for last because i know you're a die hard libertarian. i suspect you have problems with some of what you heard. >> yeah i think i'm going to be rick for this segment. i think we all recognize that politicians are fallible and very much prone to error. we're als

going to get relocked in. >> we are going to put the blinders on. >>> good morning, steve. we are off to a good start on the bay area roads. not too bad if you are driving on the east shore freeway starting there and traffic is looking good as you head out to the mccarthur maze. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. again a lot of people are back today. and if you are driving to the nimitz freeway southbound 880 looks good from hayward to fremont. it is 4:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> police in the east bay are looking for two suspects in take over robbery at a pizzeria. alex savidge is live at the el cerrito police department where we understand one worker was shot during the holdup. alex. >> reporter: brian, good morning to you. that woman was shot in the arm during last nights robbery and at last check she was still being treated at the hospital although it sounds that she was alert and talking when paramedics took her away. the victim works at a little caesars restaurant. police say it was just before 8:30 last night two men barge

john clark. the flyers will be without steve mason for two to three weeks because of a knee injury. and luke sheen was scratched. matt reid first goal ne two bonts. 1 months. and ray emory, holds the lead. in front of ray emory, back hands it past him, game tied at one. fryers flyers were outshot. david de jarnais was out shot. >> i think you get more comfortable as you play more consistently, and you know you want to win, that is the bottom line. so i felt all right, but you like to have a win. >> timonen is hoping to practice with the team next week. he is getting there b looking good. >>> temple hosting cincinnati tonight. longest streak in the country but the owls ended that tonight. some guests in the house, kelsey was at the game, so was connor barwin. who is there? bond. they beat cincinnati 75-59. temple has won six in a row. who else has? drexel. damien lee leading the way. they win 53-49. both teams with six straight wins. looking good. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. w

all countries that have ties to terrorists. i'm david asman welcome to "forbes on fox." steve forbes, mike owe zaz yan, elizabeth mcdonald carrie she have leveled, bill and john tamny. mike, why are we arming folks who help terrorists is this. >> because president obama has been down playing the threat that isis poses to america, going all the way back to the attack on the american cons late in benghazi. that's why he's warming qatar. even though qatar is definitely helping the terrorists in the middle east. john bowl ton has been warning about this for months now and ee jipt our ally has been warning us about that but the administration has totally ignored those warnings. >> we don't have to sell them arms. why are we doing it? >> i think you have to shed some of your idealism when you engage in foreign affairs. if you're too picky about your alliances you wind up fighting alone alone. imagine if we said we had refused to help the soviets height the germans because we were unhappy with stall lynn's human rights record. >> emac we made of a deal with soviets in isis is as close to th

the two best teams in the nba steve kerr stamens rolling right along with everybody talking about the golden state warriors and leonard as the best record in the east curry is off to a bad start. nine assists the warriors led early clay thomas said. back-and-forth they go the third quarter bellhops with paul mills that it's one of those tapes >>:james 23 points and seven assists. , " our 17 points five three-pointers hawks now with the best record in the nba warriors the look back to second. >> gary: courtesy of a lexus would have been done for you mike scott don't throw in down. the so wingspan as our lexis ultimate highlight of the week. was a little bit later this month would want the arizona for the big crime for spring training special area was sure biggest moment as a giant. >>: was one of the biggest moments in my career as balochi >> gary: here comes alecia. ken norton is gonna be the offensive coordinator terry it is start with the forty- niners many moons ago. >>: alecia thought it would modify and of the above defined them >> gary: brady is the no. 1 attraction. we hear

52nd street near locust street. steve keeley is heading to that scene but you can see these flames out of control at 5:09. it is 4 degrees. this happens when temperatures and people turn on space heaters and they are trying to stay warm inside. we don't know what the causes but steve keeley is heading to the scene and we will try to get you more information. fire fighters will have a tough time in these temperatures trying to get this blaze out this morning. >> there are warming shelters in the area, for all of your information just go to my fox philly.com and click on the weather tab. >>> we're expecting new information about a crash that killed two teenagers. >> this happened saturday night in north pottstown pike and north ship road. police say a pickup truck hit a mini ran trying to make a turn. two teens were thrown. they were killed. the driver and passenger of the truck are under arrest. there is in word on what charge these me may face. >>> deadly road rage a mother gun down in front of her home while teaching her daughter to drive. the search for her killer. >>> plus new detai

vehicle slams in the firehouse in northeast philadelphia. >> steve keeley is on this story for us steve, good morning. >> reporter: another miracle nobody was killed what a sight, this acura smashed right through firehouse company 52 here, chris, stay with me here for a second here come on over here. this you can see this acura smashed into a brand new philadelphia fire department ambulance. chris, you have to squat down. it went right through the doors, smashed in the doors and rammed this ambulance there was a man on the other side of those lockers waiting for calls. nobody got hurt in the firehouse. even the driver of this car man in his 40's was conscious and okay. they have no idea why this happened. now we will be allowed to walk in the firehouse. we will go around and show you damage from the other side. wow, this is a story you shake your head out. there is a curve, so here's a smashed ambulance. it pushed the ambulance back and is there the front of the acura right now, wow, the guy's air bags went off. they are trying to get everything situated here. fire house doors will need

here today or a few near 70 degrees. good morning sal. >> reporter: steve, good morning to you. we are off to a decent start as we start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and you can see traffic is going to be a okay as you are driving through to the toll plaza. it is that time someone asked me yesterday i use the bay bridge every day. what time can i hot go after if i see slow rack? that answer is 5:40. before 5:40 you can have a relatively good commute. unless there is a crash on the bridge and then all bets are off. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving well in both directions here. it's looking good all the way up to oakland. we have a little bit of road work in the south bay. 280 near 17. but again these commutes are sol light that traffic is doing very well any way. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> topping our news this morning. southwest airlines passengers had to scramble to find alternate flights after the carrier grounded more than 100 planes due to safety concerns. tara moriarty is at oakland internation

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, steve. we're doing well as we get off to the east shore freeway. no major problems as we drive out to the macarthur maze. it's not bad. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza you'll see traffic doing very well. there's the toll plaza it's a nice looking drive with no major problems. also looking at the peninsula, we're off to a good start there with no problems on the san mateo bridge. the time is 4:30, let's go back to the desk. >> topping our news this morning, a home depot in emeryville vandalized last night protesting a deadly police shooting that happened hours early. alex savage joins us now how this peaceful vigil turned violent. >> reporter: the woman who was killed by police has not been officially identified, she was yyvette henderson. it says ripyvette, candles were lit here to honor the woman who lost her life. investigators were gathering evidence, dozens of protestors gathered behind the crime scene tape before the vigil. it was on the corner of 34th street. it was in the city of oakland, it was peaceful until some protestors marched over to the east bay bridge s

: steve via twitter writes: what's the historical precedent of a political party playing what he's calling politics with a department? what is the recent history? >> guest: you know, it hasn't really been used so much for some of these fiscal standoffs in recent years. those have been sort of government-wide issues that have been, you know, that have been -- anytime there's an appropriations bill any party tries to put a rider in to rein in the president. this is very common practice on capitol hill. it could be the homeland security department, it could be the environmental protect agency. that is common. but what is less common is one specific agency like this going down to the end of the -- going down to the brink and this being used to push political agenda for one party to another. you don't see that as often, this happening on one specific agency. one thing that i do, it does remind me of is back when the democrats took control of congress after the 2006 elections. they tried to tie president bush's hands on the war supplemental funding package by putting in troop withdrawal

color is that? >> it's nuts. >> there's no white in there at all. >> color blind. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader. margot robbie.

raging fire in west philadelphia steve is on the scene right new. they goes. we will there been in a second. >>> if you don't have to be outside today then just stay at home. seriously. it is below freezing. wind chills are making it feel even more unbearable. sue serio has your full forecast and it the gets worse before better. we might break a railroaded today. >> below freezing it is 25 below, freezing. >>> check this out u.s. coastguard called into rescue a father and son on the sail boat. where they were sailing when they had to call for help g day, it is monday february 16th, 2015. i'm glad it is a holiday. you can stay in the house. by the the way, elementary kid were going to go to school catholic schools now they are not willing either. everybody is in public school in philadelphia and parochial school in philadelphia, stay home. >> people having to work and be outside today. >> fire fighters. >> and they could very well have a snow day tomorrow. and make it a five day weekend for these kid. >> we will have to have an alarm go off or something because we are 1 degree from br

. >>> lets get back to that tractor trailer accident on 495 in delaware. >> steve keeley made it to the scene live in wilmington with more on what happened, hi steve. >> reporter: little progress, bob told you about the truck part front part of the truck getting towed backward off 495 philly bound and here is the sound bound progress. a big flatbed and people down here can thank our fox 29 photographer greg gill roy for lighting the keen in the just letting viewers at home see the situation before they leave the house to avoid this but you can see strong light from one way on the back have the of the flatbed and we have strong tv light this way which will help that by start the the big job of lifting, that trailer. we don't know if there is anything inside it or whether there is a fuel spill which appears to be the the case which will mean more time to clean up that but this is progress at least they can get somehow the job going to get that thing on that flatbed and they will bring in a crane for that job. the great thing lauren and chris about being team coverage with bob kelly, it is

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situation in jordan. we're joined again by phone by steve clemens. steve, the reaction in jordan to the execution of the two prisoners that jordan was ready to hand over in exchange for the jordanian pilot who had been captured by the islamic state, we are seeing some of that some video of that reaction in the street. it seems supportive both of the pilot and king abdullah. what is your read of the complexities of the reaction to this situation in jordan? >> well as i think it was said earlier, the situation inside jordan, as you've described it was complex and tense for the government because there was a lot of criticism that the government was not doing enough to move forward with the exchange of rashishawi for this pilot and there grew a lot of antipathy within jordan about the cost of allies with the united states and others were. that jordan has absorbed into it is country many of the refugees from syria and iraq over the years and received very little on a relative basis, aid from the rest of the world. at least not on par with the burden that jordan has been carrying and thos

campaign to join the fight. steve says the kurds are asking for help because we're not giving that help. or how would you describe it, steve? >> well, we're not giving them sufficient help. we're helping to rearm them, but we still have not put our special operators, our best guys together with them to fight this fight. so they're looking for help elsewhere. kudos to them for going head-to-head on the internet with isis. i wish we were doing more of that as well. but right now, you know there's just not enough of the good guys in this fight yet. neil: i don't know who are the good guys, steve. you're good on this. i remember from the arab spring uprising. we were supporting the guys who appeared to be the good guy and the winners. they turned around and zoomed in. maybe part of this is our own reluctance built on experience of screwing up. >> there's some of that there. some of it is justified. we do not have a track record of figuring out who the right ones are to support in the middle eastern world. we know for a fact that isis is honest to gosh horrible guys. the kurds are trying to

were all over the place for head coach steve kerr. >> i'm going to just stand right in property of you the whole game -- in front of you the whole game, spend all that money on the ticket, you're not going to be able to see anything. >> 2nd quarter andrew iguodala ran right past matthew delavanova. warriors lead. there's lebron taken harrison barnes to school. steph curry and klay thompson shot just 17 points combined. steve kerr with one technical under his belt. he can get a second, probably the most animated we've seen him and that didn't really fire up the troops either. thompson's bad pass led to a steal by jail, easy dunk on the other end -- by james, easy dunk on the other understand. cavs win. up next toronto tomorrow night. >>> sharks back indoors and red wing fans in the house. sharks had a 2-1 lead, less than seven minutes to go but then pavel datsyuk backhands the other one. they are two points out of the playoff chase. i have in my hand the thursday night top five and his name is logan low shooting miller. he gets the moving target with the bow. that is 1 trusting father.

joined by charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent. jack hough from "barron's," steve forbes chairman of forbes media. steve forbes let you go first. get the jobs report out today. they never want to separate how many jobs added were full-time and part time. yesterday we shed light on it. but that is the problem right? so many of the new jobs are part time. >> it is. one of the things that happened when they reduced unemployment benefits people decided we better go get work. so what do you do? take a lower paying job than you intended to. i think that is part of the reason for that. we still have a very weak labor market. it is improving. the key thing in the report that gets no publicity at all household surveys, jobs there are volatile, month to month, are showing real strength. we'll see if it endures, finally there may be a glimmer of hope for small and new businesses. melissa: it is. according to the government, a job's a job. look at jobs created under the president, 60% are health care food service or temporary jobs. >> let's be careful not to blame the data rep

trail most of the game. fighting back. steve zach download, rebound put back. lead cut to two. umass pulls away in second and slams door on exploreers. down as many as 11. lasalle losses 56-59 first loss in two and a half weeks. >> took sixers more than two months to gets their first win at home yet the first team that started 0-14 at the wells fargo center won four in a row at home the best stretch in two years. >> tomorrow night against golden states who has second best record in nba. sixers coming off first win all season without michael carter williams nursing a right big tow. how is the world does this go in. look at this. u.s. national men's team bradley bentzing it like beckham over the goalie for panama from far post. let's call bend it like bradley. they won 2-0. >> i am interested. >> scoop like skever ski. >> i'll save you both. much more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" tonight. the investigation continues into the deadly crash involving bruce jener. what authorities now plan to do to try to piece togethers what happened. >> and also the fight against isis we'

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cars to vehicles of the future there's something for everyone. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson takes a little test drive today. >> reporter: everyone has a favorite. >> the tesla. >> reporter: going to see the lore bore gene niece. >> i like the mustang much that's my favorite. >> reporter: the people who run the philadelphia international auto show pack 700 square feet of convention center with more than 700 cars from across the world. >> that's what's cool about this show. from pick up trucks to classics to exotics to lexuss to everything is here at the show and you'll see great amount of people coming in here this morning. >> reporter: of course there's more than just cars. >> you beat him. >> reporter: this family spent time trying to beat each other on this simulator. final score mason one. dad 0o here's the post game press conference. >> you have to let him win. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we'll let you have that. >> reporter: of course many people come here for the spectacle. others still are looking to make purchase. and while you can't necessarily buy a car off

fire location, i know steve has all of the details, will tell but it in just zach, what i know we're shut down here, sweet and marshall is the intersection, watch for delays and detours through at least the first half of our morning rush hour, with four alarms, a lot of fire equipment out there. your best bet, use either elm or main to work your way through norristown this morning. otherwise, south on the northeast extension, an accident just south of the lehigh valley interchange the market frankford, and broad street subway lines are using shuttle buses till 5:00 this morning, and then the trains kick in, and if you're getting ready to kickback, head out of town this morning, at philly international, we're look good, no delays at all on arrivals and departures, mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> you mentioned let's get right to t norristown, breaking news, fire forced some people out of their homes. >> steve keeley live with more on what happened. hi steve. >> reporter: obviously i can't hear you guys, if i had my cell phone up, we are in norristown historic

because the court will take care of it, but i expect what is more likely to happen is the steve kings of the world, and they take their marching orders from people like steve king, they will go back and say listen, we told you so, we right on this issue and you better not give in to the democrats on this. i based it on what i have seen, i would bet that that is more likely the route they take than the one you described. >> thank you very much. >> the timing of the judge's ruling was not accidental. the first rulings, from up to 270,000 undocumented immigrants, they were supposed today be accepted tomorrow. for millions more, they would have been eligible to apply for safe harbor starting in may. they wrote that if the president's executive order took effect, the genie would be impossible to put back into the bottle. the instead his ruling left a huge swath of people at risk of seeing their families tore apart. >> we should not be pearing a child away from her mother when they have been living here den years, minding their own business, and being a important part of the community. >> eric

to steve keeley live there now, bought she is just asking for direction steve? >> well, what happens is when people here have been attacked in center city, especially in the middle of the day at lunch hour, they wonder why didn't anybody see or hear anything? well it, didn't happen in the station itself. it happened in a place that nobody goes where the public's not supposed to go, beyond the metal gate that says employees only danger keep outright near the electrified train tracks. so, police have surveillance video of the two up here on the sidewalk, outside on the street, in chinatown, at lunchtime monday. the woman changed her first version of what happened, and how it start and that could be because of all of the tram an of being beaten up so badly, and that has her still in the hospital two days later. the video shows the man about 25 years old and the woman going into the jefferson station long known as the market east here at tenth and filbert. they go down to the subway platform, and then open and go past that steel pipe gate beyond warning do not enter sign. then they take

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- samuel l. jackson norman reedus musical guest, jessie j and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 210, san antonio! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! hi, how are you? nice to see you. oh, looking good. hot crowd tonight! hot crowd! welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. that's what i'm talking about. you guys, this is the hot show. this is the show to be at. this is the one. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for being here. thank you all for being here. guys, here's what people are talking about. well, vice president joe biden fueled more speculation about his possible 2016 presidential campaign by giving a speech in iowa yesterday. and you know how he's always joking around. yesterday biden said that he was elected to the senate 129 years ago. [ laughter ] then he said, "but i think we can all agree that it's felt much longer." [ laughter ] [

isis the united nations approving the plan to go after who is funding isis. steve forbes says we need to target the guys keeping isis in business. steve, before we get to that. that's my point: i don't know how big your board is? but most successful private corporations have boardrooms that are pretty small. they don't have these huge like community nonprofits where they have 50 people at the board table. >> no. we're very scottish in that sense. we have a small board. even though we have new investors, still a small number. we know who each other is. >> yeah. and you know what their strengths and weaknesses. what they bring to the table. smart people. here's the question about who is funding isis. why don't we go after them? >> well, our intelligence certainly can find out from the banking system who is funding them. we know that individuals are doing it from the gulf states from saudi arabia. this is a very important source of funding. we know they're doing it through kidnappings. selling young girls into slavery and oil -- taking oil illegally to the market. in terms of individual

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson shows us, one of those trees smashed into a delaware county home. >> reporter: on a day where the stripes appear to be clinging to the stars a windy war memorial is about as positive as it gets. >> cut the house in half. >> reporter: this was a day where the wind ruined a home in nearly extinguished four lives. >> opening that door was horrifying. it was horrifying. >> reporter: early sunday, was a morning when dennis star was convinceed he'd soon be burying his daughter and two grandchildren. >> i was expecting some death i thought i lost my grandchildren. i thought my grandson was dead. report roar star lives just down the road from this. his daughter's home leveled by an uprooted tree. police say at about 1:00 sunday morning wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour toppled that aging tree somehow it's trunk and barges just missing the family of four. >> it just missed his bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arms. she was trapped. she had all the rubble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: back in philadelphia a

trash by this weekend. steve is live to explain the hall -- the all hands on deck push. >> it might not smell bad but it looks bad. this is good news. a crew came through and collected what had been a mini mountain of trash. this follows the get aggressive approach that has lingered because of the snowstorms. they sent the cruise instructions to get very aggressive with the trash, after weeks of complaints to residents. they gave their prerogative about whether or not to collect trash. we still found some alleys with a lot of trash and that means there are some frustrated residents out there. >> i am concerned about rodents. we live right next to the parks. >> i was in this very spot last night. we have a lot of rats here running along this alley especially near the trash cans. this will apply to employees and private contractors who will work 12 hour shifts through sunday. the goal to get the lingering trash out of here by sunday night. >> the frederick police department is assigning a new primary investigator to the cold case murder of a 15-year-old girl. stacy was reported missin

steve clemons. steve, the reaction in jordan to the execution of the two prisoners that jordan was ready to hand over in exchange for the jordanian pilot who had been captured by the islamic state, we are seeing some of that, some video of that reaction in the street. it seems supportive both of the pilot and king abdullah. what is your read of the complexities of the reaction to this situation in jordan? >> well, as i think laith said earlier, the situation inside jordan, as you've described it, was complex and tense for the government because there was a lot of criticism that the government was not doing enough to move forward with the exchange of rishawi for this pilot and there grew a lot of antipathy within jordan about the cost of allies with the united states and others were. that jordan has absorbed into it is country many of the refugees from syria and iraq over the years and received very little, on a relative basis, aid from the rest of the world. at least not on par with the burden that jordan has been carrying and those stress signs were showing. and so there was a fea

looks bad to republicans and democrats, some of them. harry kurtz and steve hayes next on the fallout on this. plus, with the trial about to wrapup for the man who murdered allegedly the "american sniper," judge alex tells us what he expects when we come back. >> half these guys were civilians six months ago. >> let's coach them up. i was a unit on the street. >> can't do that. we need you on overwatch. >> come on. if i'm on the street mark -- >> it's the deadliest job here, man. you got some sort of savior complex? >> i just want to get the bad d d d d d >>> a federal nutritional panel has issued a nearly 60 with what americans should be eating and what they shouldn't. along with the suggestions to consume more fruits and veggies and eat less meat for the good of the environment. i don't know if this is about the -- anyway. they argue meat eaters have larger carbon footprints. critics suggest the advice is based on sound science. final guidelines won't be out until later this year. stay tuned. >>> tonight, one of the top potential contenders for 2016 is facing one of her fiercest con

implicates prominent saudis in financing terror. joining me now are steve cozen, the lead attorney representing the 9/11 victims in a suit against saudi arabia and msnbc contributor steve clemmons from "the atlantic." thank you for both for being here. steve, the families that you represent want this 9/11 record made public. what do they hope it will reveal? >> well we represent not only the families but the commercial interests as well for the billions of dollars of losses to businesses and property. i think that the -- that secretary lehman probably put it best in the affidavit that he filed in connection with our lawsuit. his view was that he had read the 28 pages, and he saw no reason from a national security standpoint or a policy standpoint why they shouldn't be made available. remember when the 28 pages was first classified the saudi government itself said why don't you make it public? >> what is there -- what's the reason not to make it public? >> ted that the bush admission argument said there was a means and methods problem. i imagine that means -- i speculate we may have

steve's new, actually what they were looking for. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at northwest detectives to bring us to up date. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, detectives are now looking for three mask men, a rolex watch several gold chains, they say the victim in this case may have over shared posting those items on instagram. those robbers came looking for it too sunday. let's take to you video from the scene at south and somerton rather yesterday. 2:30 sunday morning authorities say three mask men kicked in the front door, looking for that rolex watch and other jewelry items those men were armed and they got a which with those things, as well. now, four other teens were in the apartment and one was able to call 911. this all happened at the brookshire terrace ants, and as police arrived they say those men went out back window and no surprise that people in that area are suspicious. >> we heard the glass all fall. and then you heard them scream like get out of the house run. >> definitely somebody who is affiliated with them, had to be. they know

new york and the situation in jordan. we're joined again by phone by steve clemens. steve, the reaction in jordan to the execution of the two prisoners that jordan was ready to hands over in exchange for the jordanian pilot who had been captured by the islamic state. we are seeing some video of that reaction in the street. it seems supportive both of the pilot and king abdullah. what is your read of the plexties of this reaction to the situation in majority jan? >> the situation inside jordan as you've described it was complex and tense for the government because there was a lot of criticism that the government was not doing enough to move forward with the exchange of rishawi for this pilot. and that he -- that there grew a lot of antipathy inside jordan about what the costs of allying with the united states and others against isolate were. that jordan has absorbed into its country many of the refugees from syria and iraq over the years and received very well on a relative basis aid from the rest of the world, at least not on par with the burden that jordan has been carrying an

"up" steve kornacki is here to explain. steve, tell us about this. are you getting us warmed up for march madness with the brackets. >> it's technically february coming up on march. college basketball ncaa tournament, if we figure out the biggest genius am modern history, let's use a bracket for that. we started with 16 geniuses and people have been voting last couple of weeks and we whittled it down to a final four now. >> i know that some of these people are athletes which i thought was fantastic. >> athletes and whole bunch of other things too. we can show you start with part of the bracket here 16 to start with. four different groups four different regions like the ncaa tourn. of the michael jordan serena williams, who's more of a genius? they voted, michael jordan 2-1 margin. first round match-ups can be lopsided. steve jobs closer one jobs pulling that off by ten points and michael jordan and steve jobs are matched up together. not even close, michael jordan never lost like this in his career, 84 to 16%. steve jobs is still active in the competition for the genius title. >> i

minds with seven days of genius a partnership with the 92nd y cultural community center. and from steve kornacki, explain away. >> we have teamed up and asking who is the greatest genius of all time and we figured the best way to figure that out and since we are coming up on march, march madness and figure out your bracket, we have 16 geniuses and having people vote on who the biggest genius is. and the voting is going on for a while and we've whittled it down to a few. in sports michael jordan or serena williams. who is the bigger genius? they said michael jordan. and steve jobs and ada love lace. and jobs advanced. and then michael jordan versus steve jobs and it is overwhelming steve jobs beats michael jordan. probably his beggest loss. and another region philosophies, carl max and rand on the right. and marx. and then the beetles and then jay-z and then going with lennon and mccarty and so the two beetles have a ticket to the final four. and another region mlk and rachel carson mlk destroying the kpet ipgs. -- competition. and j.k. rawling and then losing to mlk and then marie winni

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