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>> reporter: it is clear why the president is doing it. and sending more detain ooes and releasing them to countries this is a major legacy item he failed to deliver on to the left. he signed an executive order saying that by the end of the first year in office he would have the detention facility and prison in cuba closed. but critics are hitting him hard today, saying why now when the terrorist in paris had clear connection to yemen al-qaeda why would you be releasing yemeni nationals. josh earnest told reporters that the president wants to shut the facility down and left of the doropen if the president might act on his own with executive action to close the facility. left the door open. >> he's not ready to concede that yet. but i would acknowledge because of the obstacles that congress has thrown up it is much more difficult than the president thought it would be. >> reporter: and the president aide's said the reason they want to shut the prison down despite the risk because they believe it is a major recruiting tool for terrorist and they know republicans like colin powell agreed with them. >> but there is also disagreement on that and a bill to stop the transfers from not happening. tell us about that. >> reporter: it is a moratorium and pushed by the republicans and lindsay graham and kelly ayotte. they say now is not the time to release terrorist detainees especially the large portion of those left are from yemen. listen what rudy gull annia. >> you have to be out of your mind to let killers go. what is going on in the white house? this is the craziest thing the president of the united states has done. >> reporter: interesting because the latest fox poll, the public believes that 56% say keep it open and 32 percent close it. >> interesting to watch. and appreciate it as always. those threats are terror are all too real as the feds foil an isis plot here at home. we'll talk to a fbi official about a blood bath that may have been prevented on u.s. soil. >> well, it looks like hillary clinton might try to win the white house with a blast from her husband's past. she has not announced a run in 2016 if she has, she hired charles podefta as campaign chairman. podefta is a current senior advisor to president obama and will leave that post in a few weeks. we have vince and shera today. welcome to both of you. and interesting topic. shera does this put to an end a question of whether or not hillary plans to run? >> i don't have $10,000 like mitt romney. i think there is little question. she brought on john podestan and a campaign manager and a pollster. and it is clear that she is bringing staff together. i can't underscore how a key staff will be for the 2016 bid. the bid was rife with in- fighting and drama and damaged her prospects and so it is key for her not only to have a team to get along well together, but a mix of people she trusts from the clinton year and new faces from the obama campaign. >> vince what does john podesta bring to the the job? >> he is the washington insider and the definition of democratic establishment and what hillary decided to do is obama's third term and bring in an obama insider and he is a long- time ntdzer in the democratic party. going back to bill clinton. and you are bringing in john podestan and this is the type of campaign to run and bringing him in this early is hoping to quell what is grumbling that is happening on the left. the democratic left is concerned that hillary clinton is classified as the inevitable nominee. they hope john podesta can get rid of that grumbling before the primary process. >> she had stumbles last time around in the 2007 era shera. does this mean by bring nothing a grown up to run the campaign does she hopes to it put aside those problems that bedevilled her before. >> again, it is going to be key to her success is the kind of people she brings in. and the first decision is when does she announce her campaign, right? she doesn't want to get in to early because that leaves her vulnerable and she doesn't want to be too late. she needs to fund raise and get in the initial primary states as well. >> she has priority usan action and that group helped to elect barak obama and has an incredible list of e-mail addresses and names and incredible ability to mobilize voters. as long as they are helping her and ready for hillary campaign does anybody else have thepull support on the democratic side? >> that is interesting scenario. all of team obama is throwing resources behind hillary clinton. and john loving the white house and priority usa. what does this is a to joe biden biden? now after doing for the white house he cuts ribbons and blamed everything time the white house does anything wrong and how do they repay him. they are throwing it behind hillary. it is amazing. edrogers is a republican that is making appearances on fox. a recent decision left me wondering if hillary consistent lon is in a time warp. and she should present herself as the fresh new democrat for the next era. she is do the opposite. is podesta new. sorry but no. obviously this from a republican partisan, shera, but does he have a point. >> i don't think john podesta will be the only person. i would be shocked if she doesn't bring in people from the obama campaign where she makes decisions. and speaking of the democratic primary. what about elizabeth warren? she is the left of hillary clinton on a lot of issues and there are drafts for her. she has no plans on running. and it has to look tempting to her. >> she always said i am not running, present tense and that leaves open a change of mind for tomorrow. >> and now future tense, to. she was asked about the question and she said no, i will not run for president. >> maybe that is definitive. >> romney said the same thing. >> thank you, both. an ohio man busted for trying to bomb capitol hill. federal agents took down him in a sting operation. he pledged allegeiance to isis and planned a killing spree. kathryn has more on this story. >> reporter: fox news obtaining the message from the chief law enforcement officer for capitol hill. it seems their work place is a target. the capitol complex is a potential target for would- be terrorist be organized or lone wolf assaults the sergeant of arms wrote. it is essential that every member of the house community maintain vigilance. the family of christopher came forward and said the ohio native was never capable will of attacking the capitol. >> i think that was the fbi, and going to the mosque with. and the fbi he was corresponding all of the time. and the fbi, i don't know i think they could have arrested him then you know, he was making plots and they should have arrested him then. >> but the fbi said cornel laid grown work for what he believed a violent jihad. and booking a plane ticket from ohio to washington d.c. and at that point fbi arrested him. >> and a separate intelligence tells fox news and this source was operating in afghanistan a former taliban commander is now the point man for isis recruitment in afghanistan. in some areas of helman province where cadean is based. it is replaced by the white flags of isis. cadean broke with the taliban after failing to get a leadership position. >> he lost out in the posiinging of the taliban for more power and forced out of the leadership position. he decided to pick up the islamic state and banner in afghanistan. this is significant. he has senior capabilities and operational planning abilities and experienced veteran in the job. >> reporter: muslim dost pledged allegeiance to the a mir. he was released from guantanamo under president bush jenna. >> a lot to take in. >> fox news alert a bit more about the counter terrorism raids in belgium ending in at least two deaths. those raids are still underway in a country that borders france. a live report a few minutes from now. and many states struggled to shore up jobs north dakota has seen a bomb result of shell oil. but now dark clouds are looming. on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? 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>> it is not a bust. we are producing over a million barrels a dand certainly you will see a reduction in the capitol expenditures this year and as long as the prices say in depressed prices going forward. but the resources here. industry know its is here and these corrections are going throughout the 25 or 40 year oil plan that we see the area in. i am curabout the comments to opec members. it should be shell producers in north dakota should cut back to help oil production. and the prince from saudi arabia said one of the positive side affects is that we'll see how many shell oil production companies run out of business. what is your reaction to that? >> as americans we are appreciating the lower gas prices but we are in a energy war here. we have changed the nature of energy with oil from shell like the bak en and eagle ferd. it is interesting that opec talk about north dakota and talk about what we are doing. we have to try and maintain and cut our costs and buckle down the hatches here to make the oil plays more competitive at lower prices and everybody should recognize it is a world issue and we are strongly in support of exports of crude oil. that would strengthen america's place in the world in terms of deliveries. >> i am serious about the final point. you described it as a energy war. what do you need help to make sure you don't go out of business and you don't have too many of your industry go out of business? 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>> reporter: that's what we are looking at right now, jenna. we are coming to you from the kosher supermarket in maris. in the past hour we have looked at a bloody terror operation north of the border here in belg yulgium. the information that we know is correct. three suspected jihaddist and terrorist were killed in a anti- terror operation by belgium police in a town of verieres. and that is not too far from berlin or germany. what we are learning for the respected newspaper laswa r in belgium it could be much bigger. we heard about operations in and around brussels as the capitol of belgium and now reporting that a terror network was broken up which believe it or not was planning a copycat attack of along the lines of what happened here in paris. a respected newspaper in brussels, security has been reenforced around the european union buildings in paris and brussels and headquarters of eu and other operations are going on in the suburbs as well. again, not confirmed but we are getting it from a pretty reliable source. there was activity that we can report on with other linkage to what happened here, an individual was arrested and believed to have supplied guns to ca ba lli who is the suspect responsible for the terrorist attack here. and there were reports that he got guns in belgium over the past couple of weeks to help his operation and the operation of said and cerif kouachi they remember were involved in the other terrorist attack on the charlie hebdo newspaper office and other news about ca ba lli, he went with his common-law wife haya t by spain to get her over to syria and he drove her down there so they could avoid security in the airplanes and drove back here and did his deed. that is the reports we are getting. and quoting our own sources in belgium. 2 or 3 people dead in a counter terrorism operation on the eastern side of belgium. and more reports of operations in and around brussels and this is an interesting thing according to the lesoir, newspaper in brusselsing, this was a major operation going against other jihaddist returning from syria and planning a copycat style attack in brussel. we are working to confirm that 2 o'clock your time. and we'll get a press conference and see if the newspaper is correct and so what the latest ramifications are. >> thank you greg. thank you very much. >> a potential legal set back for jodi arias. the judge refuses to drop the possibility of the death penalty. arias' attorneys accused prosecutions and police of repeated misconduct. we'll talk about thatith our legal panel. heather hanson is a trial attorney. >> estherwhat were the grounds on which arias' attorneys argued that the death penalty should be taken off of the table. >> prosecutorial or police misconduct. they claim there were pornographic image that travis had viewed. >> the late boyfriend. >> if that was true, jodi arias who claimed that it travis alexander had a problem with pornography, her claims would be substanteated and whether or not that would be enough to persuade jurors the death penalty is a another issue. if the prosecutor or police tampered with the computer and now the images are missing, and if the police and prosecutors tampered with that should they be able to prosecute for the death penalty or rewarded with the death penalty for helping to destroy the evidence that the defense would have needed? >> heather do they have a case or grasping at straws. >> it is better suited for an appellate argument saying this was excluded. but it is benefitting jodi. it could influence the jurors in some way and they are hearing all of the evidence not only of the pornographic image and alleged misconduct and that may make them more sympathetic for jodi and less likely to vote for the death penalty. they have set themselves of an a pole and sympathy with the jury. >> she spent weeks on the stand and courtroom observers say it is tough for jurors when they get to know you even if they don't like you, they get to know you after they watch you and hear from you day after day, and it is very hard to vote in favor of the death penalty. >> the defense lawyers job is to humanize their client in a death penalty case. if they can relate to the defendant on some level it is it difficult for the juror to vote for death. death is different. and no juror wants to be responsible for sending even if it is not an innocent person somebody who may be redomable off to their death. that is too much to bear for one person. you need to connect with one person in order to not get a death sentence. >> this whole trial that is going on since september heather, is really whether she gets the death penalty or not. if the judge decided no. the death penalty is not on the table anymore you could end this thing tomorrow, right? >> it was never likely to happen and the judge is not likely to make that ruling. the defense is building up potential appellate arguments and if she is given the death penalty they can appeal. it many people have argued that the death penalty should have been taken off of the table and jodi given life in prison and take her out of the public eye. unfortunately, that is not the way they chose to pursue this and all this is money and trying to get death. >> it is such a waste of resources that could be better used. >> they say this thing is not expected to wrap up until next month and it will be long as the original trial and all they are trying to do is decide the penalty here. >> this is the last chance they can get. it is automatically a life sentence. >> estherand heather, thank you both. >> thank you jon. >> and protestors shutting down a major interstate. where this is happening and going on, next. ♪ is it the insightful strategies and analytical capabilities that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the country? 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