no, this is no longer a regional conflict. this isn t about syria or iraq. this is a global phenomenon that goes from the atlantic all the way to the hindu kush. involves so nations in the middle east. absolutely phenomenal, greta. when you put up the map and you see it s growing night after night after night. and going in our direction. do i applaud though the fbi for making the arrest before these three did anything today. but, for the most part, we have got i mean, the numbers are staggering, so, what should we do? well, there is really, at this stage, there is nothing we could do. the fbi, i think, is doing a good job in these clandestined missions to, you know, to trap these terrorists before they do anything nefarious. but the problem. but, general, that s here. a lot of them can come here on their passports. a lot of them will leave here and come back. right. it s reasonable to have an expectation that this is going to get worse, when you
associated press received this report from the u.n. and says that in the last year, mid 2,014 to march 2015, increase of 71% of people joining isis from foreign countries. yeah. it s amazing. and, oh, by the way, it s also important to note that over half the countries in the world, over 100 country ares have contributed young men to this fight. a lot of us thought that the bad news that was coming out of the battle for tikrit last week would have damped the enthusiasm for the migration of this fight. in fact, greta, it s had the opposite effect. turkish border officials say the flood libya and tunisia got that rush sharks the european union? as you have heard the united states and 100 different countries, young men are coming into the fight. and, look, these aren t nationallers, these aren t propagandists, joining the young men of isis to fight and die if they need to.
political donor. we re going to bring you more on this breaking news in just a few minutes. this is a fox news alert. new video just released from the grim site of the germanwings plane crash. it is the first upclose video of the recovery operation in the french alps. you can see the investigators handling mangled pieces of the plane. also today the executives going to the crash site and getting questioned about the co-pilot s medical history. catherine field joins us live from france. what s the latest? well, there were many questions as you said asked of the lufthansa ceo. none of them actually got any reply whatsoever. all he said when he got there was that this is going to be a long investigation. it s going to be a long, long time he said before we get any proper answers. and then he just thanked everyone and he walked away. he certainly left the press briefing, greta, knowing full well that all the press there had a lot more questions about what
it s not going to prove anything. what it s going to do is give our country the dignity to know that we don t leave a soldier behind. period. montel, thank you. and i hope the american people, you know, i hope they join with you. thank you, montel. yes. thank you. this is a fox news alert. tonight three terrorist suspects, all-american citizens, two men, one woman are all under arrest in the united states. arrests come in two separate cases of terror plots. targeting americans both here in the united states and abroad. fox news correspondent david lee miller is live at the federal courthouse in brooklyn. david lee? greta, two women from queens, new york, former roommates, allegedly inspired by al qaeda and isis wanted to set off a bomb in their quest for jihad. a homemade bomb here in the united states. the women were in court today, the building behind
lufthansa knew about this co-pilot and what was the screening procedure and what were they going to do to try and bring some sort of reassurance to the world about this. greta? catherine is it their goal to pick up every little scrap of that airplane out in the apps and to bring it back some place? absolutely, greta. that is what they are doing. what you are seeing at the moment is they are getting the big pieces out. after that, they say that they are going to actually rake through all that ravine to get every little bit. don t forget, greta, they are still looking for the second black box. they have got the cockpit voice recorder but they do not have the the data recorder. that s the one they really need. they know it fell out of the casing. they are going to go through this ravine with their hand and try to get every possible bit of evidence they can. greta? is this the the lufthansa or the french because it s in the apps? who is do this collection of