>> a fox urgent, we're learning iran claims it has arrested an american-born spy working for the cia. airing on iranian state television claiming this is a man born in arizona according to the iranian state television was trying to infiltrate the service and station is running quote, unquote, his confession. our news room is gathering information on this. we can tell you u.s. officials have not confirmed any of this and analysts say that iran has been making claims like this previously and even in recent days, none of them really have turned up much. just last tuesday, we reported iran said it indicted 15

people on charges of spying for the u.s. and israel and fox news is working and we will abury it to you as soon as we have more information. >> i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report, also, tonight. >> and that is the last truth, the last vehicle, the war is over. sngsly, for the united states in iraq. and there they are. >> ending, not with a treaty or a battle, but with border crossing and inside the last convoy, emotions running deep. >> and the last one, can't explain it. >> we really, truly were at the last ones in iraq, so it's pretty awesome. tonight, a closer look at the final american troops leaving iraq. >> plus, caught on tape. >> and that's like a run away cart there and-- >> a disturbance at a football game, an electric cart weighing roughly 1,000 pounds out of control playing know people and in moments, the

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former massachusetts governor mitt romney and both men on sunday talk shows earlier today. and romney fresh off two endorsements, he picked up in the past 24 hours and i mentioned one of them from bob dole. our chief political correspondent, campaign carl we like to talk him. appears the only one attacking in the romney gingrich battle is romney. >> gingrich is taking it from a lot of candidates, michele bachmann and mitt romney has certainly been aggressor as gingrich rose to the top of the polls, romney adjusted his campaign and took him on head on and today, he listed a whole bill of picks he thinks are gingrich's disqualifying policies. >> said right wing engineering, talk about unreliable at a critical time,

he cut the legs out from underneath a very important message, the same was true with regard to cap and trade. this was battled on capitol hill and the speak are sat down with nancy pelosi and speak in favor of climate change. and zany, i wouldn't think you would call mirrors in space to light highways particularly practical or a lunar colony at at a stage like this. >> romney has been trying to knock down gingrich's perceived electability. mr. gingrich is not responding in kind and he expected to come in perhaps third or fourth in the iowa caucuses and doesn't anticipate being in first place at this point, the flip side suggests he hasn't been entirely organized and has a lot of work to do in what will be 15 more campaign days before the caucuses with some indication that his lead in the poll could begin to slip. >> we saw a couple of

endorsements, key ones, from former presidential nominee himself, bob dole. how much do endorsements change voter's minds? >> well, they can, but it's not always easy. the des moines register had its own endorsement of mitt romney saying that he has the sobriety and the wisdom to be president of the united states and suggested that news gingrich's history of partisanship is not to take liking and particularly if they continue to exhibit times of being a little bit shoot from the hip and off the cuff with his remarks. in the case of bob dole, it's particularly significant. the des moines register is seen as a moderate to liberal for republicans. but bob dole has won the iowa caucuses twice in the past presidential candidacies and beat george h.w. bush in 1988, and won caucuses in a very, very big battle and when he was attacked as the republican

nominee by the democrats and bill clinton, it was in many cases for his association with newt gingrich. so, for bob dole to choose romney over his legislative partner he when gingrich was the speaker and dole was the senate majority leader in washington, is a bit after backhand to the former speaker and just the kind of thing that mitt romney absolutely loves. >> harris: he we should say they're making news outside of the state of iowa, but there are candidates within the state and we'll follow them, too, as they make updates as well. they don't call you campaign carl for nothing. thank you very much, we appreciate it. >> american history in motion. on this day, the very last american troops are out of iraq. this was the scene just before midnight as the final u.s. convoy rolled across the iraq border into kuwait. the low key ending very different from the beginning, nearly nine years ago. the u.s. invading iraq with what was billed shock and awe, toppling the now dead

dictator, saddam hussein and paving the way for the birth of iraq's new democratic government, the cost heavy. nearly 4500 american lives and well more than 100,000 iraqi lives lost as well. and some of our troops leaving a sense of their role in history. >> and we really truly were the last ones in iraq, pretty awesome. >> it's hard to explain. it it's-- it's history. >> well, they are making their way home to the u.s. from camp virginia in kuwait right now and our greg palkot is there streaming live. greg? >> reporter: harris, with one truck rolling by, one last truck, since the massive buildup of u.s. military in iraq, all went down to zero. and here is how it looked to us on the iraqi-kuwaiti border saturday night u.s. time, early sunday morning, dawn, in the region.

take a look. >> that is the last truck, the last troop, the last vehicle, the war is over, essentially, for the united states in iraq. there they are. >> oh, oh. >> ooh-ah as the u.s. army says and i think they're quiet, a little stunned. the last convoy had 500 troops on board, 110 trucks. they made their five hour trek down from southern iraq to the border and it was high security. militants in the region right to the end said they wanted to kill americans, no one died. no incident. and then the trucks moved further south from the border, one hour down to where we are right now, camp virginia. and the vehicles were stripped down to be shipped out to, including afghanistan. where there's another war raging, as well as the folks, the troops, they're being processed and they will be flying out and flying home. and this is a little bit of what some of the people on

that last convoy said to us today. listen up. >> how does it feel getting out today. >> that's great. glad to be done and complete the mission. >> how does it feel being the last troops coming out of iraq. >> it's definitely a sense of pride, a sense of accomplishment, and a sense that we were a part of history. >> and we'll probably be in the history books one day, and maybe my grandkids be reading about me one day and i can say i was one of the last guys. >> and how does it feel getting home for christmas. >> great, my wife is proud and says now she doesn't have to call the commander-in-chief. >> and president obama can can now breathe easier, that gentleman's wife will not be on his back this christmas. great for everybody, harris. >> harris: not to gloss over what's left behind, an unsettled state of iraq. are there any mixed emotions among the troops you spoke with? >> we heard that, too, harris. we heard that from several troops, and some reservations

about where the country was going, some feelings that perhaps it was good for the united states to leave right now. for the most part, however, harris, there was a brave face put on it all by everybody we talked to, in fact, these folks very brave indeed. back to you. >> yep, they are our heroes, thank you very much, we appreciate that. a programming note now, don't miss a special war stoi"war sto with oliver north". journal north with our military heroes returning from iraq and the stories of their families back home. mark camp's wife maria, was his girlfriend in the spring of 2005 while he was serving the u.s. marines during operation matador in iraq. >> and near college-- >> at home in ohio she was hopeful her boyfriend in war was safe on may 11th. >> i had a feeling. >> his armored vehicle hit a mine. >> i remember screaming and

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show it yet and ron paul and rick perry are pinning their hopes on the first in the nation vote, harris. >> harris: all right. the clock is ticking, almost there. steve, good to see you, thank you. >> a showdown in egypt's capital exploding into shocking violence. new reports, ten people dead. 500 injured over three straight days of rioting there, today, the conflict escalating in tahrir square and we've had our attention focused earlier this year. and it's a symbol of egypt's popular revolution against the former strong man mubarak and now it's the scene after new brutal crackdown and the video in this report is graphic in parts and leland vittert monitoring it all from the region. >> and harris, this is without question, the most disturbing video out of egypt since the revolution and there are not any words to describe how savage the beatings there are. the video shows army soldiers

plugging defense sufficient protests time after time, stomping on their head and dozen soldiers use batons to whip this man and pictures of kay row of them beating women as well out on the streets and they were there to protest police brutality and started when they burned down a protest camp set up in the square. and the protests tried to storm a government building and that's when things he erupted and also rare for the situations, the army brought out live ammunition and so far almost a dozen people have been killed and a hundred more injured. a firsthand account from an american journalist, a holding pen near the square where the protesters are taken and different merciless meetings. we had pro it ises at the elections and then things went smoothly, but the islamic party took more than 60% of the vote and the current protests have to do with people wanting the army to

leave power quickly. better in cairo as the army erected a large barricade to separate the riot police from the the protesters and a call on facebook and twitter for them to come out with a human wall to separate two groups before egypt once again plunges into violence. back to you. >> harris: leland vittert, thank you very much. rescue workers searching for russia's east coast. more than 67 men aboard an oil rig that capsized and sank north of japan and four people confirmed dead and 14 others rescued. nearly 300 foot long platform hit by waves up to 20 feet while it was being towed and planes and helicopters calling off their search for the night and russian authorities are investigating the incident. back at home, the search underway in maine for a missing toddler, turning up no sign. and now detectives pressing on

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>> a weather alert. dealing with a winter white out out strong winds and southern plains. the national weather service issuing blizzard warnings now for parts of texas. meteorologist maria molina is in the fox extreme weather center and i'm coughing about this. >> so am i, sniffling here and it's going to get colder across the plains and the texas panhandle will be impacted and oklahoma panhandle and southwestern kansas so we're going to see a large area of the country dealing with he potentially some blizzard conditions and there are a number of blizzard warnings underway already

right now. and in anticipation of that storm system that right now isn't doing a whole lot. it's located across the southwest, ahead of it. we have the light showers across parts of texas and we need the rain out there. unfortunately not getting a lot right now just some light showers and across arizona and southern california where we're seeing the brunt of the precipitation with the storm system and it doesn't look like a whole lot right now, but again, it's going to intensify as we head into tonight and tomorrow and going to see widespread precipitation and snow and heavy rain across texas and white-outs across northeastern new mexico and southwestern kansas and that's what we're going to be looking at, the conditions with up to 18 inches of snow possible, harris and the gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour, so we're going to see dangerous travelling conditions. >> all right. we'll keep everybody updated as the news warrants. maria, thank you very much. we want to bring you up to speed on the breaks news story this hour, iran claiming it's arrested an american born spy working for the cia.

iranian state television as we've been telling you, airing a report claiming this man is a u.s. citizen born in arizona and in iran to infiltrate the service and our kathericatherin herridge is making phone calls moments ago, there's no evidence he works for the agency and u.s. officials are saying whoever the young american is though, they say he is obviously under duress and in the hands of the enemy. the ceo not commenting directly on this. and we'll bring you up to speed as more information becomes available on that story as well. thousands of people in russia, protesting what he they called rigged elections and rescuers in china rush in to save a man after he fell off a cliff. as we go around the world in 80 seconds. indonesia, a refugee ship lost at sea. more than 200 people escaping

the middle east feared dead. dozens of survivors now recovering in java, their overcrowded ship sinking in rough water. the ocean seems filled with exhausted people clinging to debris. thousands of people rallying in moscow in st. petersburg in the second straight week of protests over alleged rigged parliamentary election. supporters of the communist party outside the kremlin demanding the government's resignation. christmas eve protests pang to gather. 50,000 of them. and china, rescuers scrambling to save a man who fell off a cliff. crews rappelling down the drop in the mid feel the night. finding the man on a platform nearly 100 feet below and took them nearly 90 minutes to get them down and off to the hospital. portugal. hundreds of volunteers holding thousands of candles attempting to break a guinness

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>> a closer look at the payroll tax cut deal going through congress. the senate passed it yesterday and were expecting the house to vote on it tomorrow although speaker boehner says he's opposed to t they don't like the way it's paid for. 33 billion dollar price tag offset by new fees and home owners trying to get government-backed mortgages would pay. they say another blow to the weak housing market. about now, one in every five home owners with a mortgage owes more than the home is worth. the median price is down, and despite historic lows this year maybe the worse for housing in decades. here is senior business correspondent, brenda buttner. >> yes, we may be getting an extension of the payroll tax cut, but guess who is paying for it? chances are, you. if you're home buyer or hope to refinance to the record low interest rates, yep, the cuts are hitting the wallets of

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>> well, no last minute heroics. and a big name quarterback there, too. >> oh, yes, harris, tim tebow has been on a run, but it ended today and if there's one quarterback who can solve tim tebow, it's tom brady. the patriots were down 17-6 and thought, wow, tebow will do it again. and brady got going and the defense so solid couldn't stop brady. 41 points and tebow's time might be be on pause. >> harris: finding a kryptonite to superman. and that's okay, he'll come back. and packers learned a lesson, and i use today live in kansas

city and come in and think they could do it in arrowhead. it's a hard field. >> a hard place to win and packers 13-0 and played a chief teams that's been struggling this season and lose their first game of the season. interesting things at play here. the chiefs fired their coach earlier this week and the coach's first game with a win and had a new quarterback, kyle orton, the first start for the team an and they win and packers almost better off distractions are out of here and no more talk of the undefeated season and play football and very well-- >> do you think they're home or in the locker room, i'm glad af got that undefeated monkey off my back? do you think that's what they're saying. i don't know the history with peyton manning or what's going on with his health conditions for the colts to win the first game and without him was pretty miraculous. >> it's interesting, the titans are in the playoff race, and titans go against the indianapolis colts and have not won all season led by the great, everyone, remember

this name. dan orlovsky, the quarterback for the colts today. >> harris: did you make that up? >> i didn't. and colts beat the titans and first win of the season and finish with games against the texans and jaguars and who knows maybe win a couple more, they get the first win without peyton manning. >> harris: good to see you. thank you, pete. heroes welcomed home across the nation. in illinois, an entire community coming to greet joshua at his family's house, deployed last christmas and lost both legs in an explosion. . >> this is just awesome, i mean, it would have been nice to be back just with the family and just this welcome home has been unbelievable. >> harris: in baton rouge, 70 military families reunited members of the police company returning from a one year deployment in iraq, the last deployment of the louisiana national guard serving there. our thanks to all of those men and women serving across the worl