Deadly terror attacks in paris. 129 people were killed and separate attacks throughout the city. This morning, Security Officials say authorities in turkey have arrested more than a dozen isis militants who had exchanged messages with the militant in paris responsible for the deadly attacks. French Officials Say the attack friday night were masterminded by abdel aimmediate abroad, a belgian with known terror connections. We are learning senior iraqi intelligence officials warn members of the u. S. Led Coalition Fighting isis of imminent assaults a day before the paris attacks and the French Military has carried out air strikes on Islamic State positions throughout syria. The French Interior minister says police raided 168 locations across the country last night and arrested more than 100 people. Frances Prime Minister warns that more terror attacks could hit in the coming days or weeks. Reafirmed president Francois Hollan hollandes declaration that they are at war against terrorism. A
Beginning. Fox business confirming the president set to unveil a plan for raising spending by 74 billion more in 2016 essentially rolling back spending cuts that have been automatic since 2013. White house claims closing inefficient programs and tax loopholes will be enough to fill the gap. Yeah im sure. Republicans smell tax hike out there. Im joined by our very own charlie gasparino. We have tom sullivan and Shane Schneiderman from bay ridge financial. Thanks for joining us. What do you think about this, the president coming out of the gate spending . I love it. Only 74 billion right . Melissa almost nothing. In context of the trillions. Listen i think what it shows you have have a president , once again, kind of same narrative. He is recalcitrant, will not deal with the country moving to the right while he is still firmly on the left. There will not be in i compromise on your show while i was in davos told you met with eric cantor, former majority leader of the house. He said pointb
55 degrees. More importantly, Getting Started on a sunny weekend ahead. Good morning. Im tracy davidson. Im chris cato. Lets get to that excellent forecast with his excellency, bill henley, standing by. Finally, someone got my title right. Thank you. Lots of sunshine today. A few clouds blowing through the area. But a completely dry for a change, as you can see on beach avenue. A view from marquee to lafayette. Wilmington is reporting winds of 21 miles an hour. Strongest gusts in pocono mountains at 45 miles an hour. New jersey millville dropped to 45. 56 degrees and falling in philadelphia. Clouds, sunshine, the rain taking a break and a breezy start at the bus stop. 40s to start in the suburbs. 52 degrees in center city. During the day, temperatures will be climbing. A little on the slow side, 55 degrees at 9 00 by lunchtime into the low 60s. Im back in less than ten minutes with your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. Lets check in with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele.
The days of takeout and delivery only may be just about over, but are we ready for that . Are you . The message is mixed, including among restaurant own rs. And our experts will give their insights as well. We begin in washington where we learned late last night of a government watchdog fired by president trump, the president cente cente sent a notice to House Speaker nancy pelosi that Inspector General steve linick is being dismissed. President trumps notice stated that he no longer had the fully confidence in linick. The firing takes effect in 30 days. According to a statement from House Foreign Affairs chairman elliott angle, linick had begun investigating the secretary of state, mike pompeo. Leann, what was linick investigating exactly, do we know . Reporter joshua, if its a friday night in washington and y youre an Inspector General, your job might not be safe. This is not the first time the president has fired an Inspector General late at night on a friday. But as far as linick i
I said i actually think they like me a lot and then all of a sudden we started getting numbers in and they said how come they like trump so much . Because of a huge voter turnout and i say huge we won. So notch, i want to thank you. We love you, well be back a lot. We wont forget you. You started it. Remember, you started it. New hampshire started it. Good morning, welcome to morning joe, we are live in manchester, New Hampshire, on the heels of last nights historic primary vote. It was a political earthquake on both sides of the aisle the likes of which nobody has seen certainly in modern american politics. Donald trump. He often talks about being a winner but last night he proved in the the biggest way possible as turnout on the republican side was recordbreaking and he won every category. The billionaire businessman took 35 of the vote with some t support of some 92,000 voters. Thats more than 50,000 votes ahead of his nearest competitor. Over twice as much as john kasich. On the de