somewhere else. this is a hit for al gore and the other doom sayers out there. >> we've got a place to go. all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all you for watching. we hope to see you next week. fox news alert. on a tragedy of epic proportions. one of the most powerful storms in over 30 years ripping through the philippines. leaving a trail of death and destruction. the red cross now estimating about 1,000 people were killed so far. that number expected to rise sharply as rescue workers reach remote areas cut off by the fast moving storm. hello, everyone. glad you're with us. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'll greg jarrett. >> and i'm arthel neville. that storm is forcing thousands of people out of their homes while causing landslides.

flooding knocks out power to interprovinces. the super typhoon shows no sign of slowing down. and now it's threatening vietnam. we are tracking it from the weather center. where is it now and what's the path looking like? >> it's going to weaken over the next 12 to 24 hours. it's going to pararell the coast of vietnam which could bring over two feet of rain to this vulnerable area. we have another storm waiting in the wings that is going to pass a similar track to this super typhoon. really incredible. this could be -- this will be record setting in terms of how strong the storm was when it made landfall. sustained winds, 195 mile per hour sustained. which would make it the strongest typhoon tropical cyclone to make landfall anywhere across the world. typhoon haiyan, this is the latest track.

it is still a category 3. still a super typhoon. we expect it to weaken and then, again, parallel the coast here of vietnam. in terms of size, it is a relatively small storm with hurricane force winds extending about 50 miles from the center of the storm. katrina had hurricane force winds extending 100 miles from the storm. and sandy tropical storm force winds, 1,000 miles from the center of the storm. so sandy was a huge massive storm. haiyan by comparison is smaller but much stronger and these areas just can't withstand a category 5 storm. also notable hurricanes when we talk about category 5 storms, hurricane camille, of course, 195 mile per hour sustained winds once it made landfall across mississippi and louisiana which right now holds the record for the strongest tropical cyclone on record to make landfall. but this one will probably supersede that. there's your forecast rainfall as we head further out in time,

in some cases, over two feet of rain. so, again this storm will bring a legacy not only to the philippines but to parts of vietnam as well. >> that's too bad. okay, janice, thank you. by the way, mandatory evacuation orders are now under way in vietnam as it braces for the onslaught of the typhoon j.d. is reporting. more than hatlf a million peopl living in dance edancer zones. cities in coastal areas are especially vulnerable. as the storm rapidly approaches. a security breach at seattle tacoma international airport when a man sprinted past security checkpoints there, then he got through the concourse and on to the tarmac last night. then he purge epunched through w and boarded an unoccupied plane

in which police are calling a drug induced situation. he's in jail now for trespassing and assault . the breach did not impact any flights there. another gun scare at l.a.x. after a man pulled out his unloaded gun. a witness calls police and a bomb squad searched the man's bag. the man declared it to the tsa and cleared security before boarding his flight. the police sergeant says he should not have shown the weapon in a public area. the incident happened in the baggage claim area in the same terminal where last week's deadly shooting took place. one tsa officer was killed. three others injured in that attack. >> the verdict is now in. a jury finding the former utah doctor martin macneill guilty in killing his wife. bringing an end to a long trial

that captivated the nation. >> the court stayed up until 1:00 local time in provo. the jury said it was prepared to deliberate throughout the night if need be. after the trial built around circumstantial evidence, here's how the verdict was given, greg. >> we, the jury, having review united states the evidence and testimony in this case find the defendant as to count one, murder, guilty. >> macneill there didn't appear to react. close by were his daughters who linked arms and sobbed after the verdict was read. one of his daughters saying she was so happy he couldn't hurt anyone else. had accused of doping his wife

as she recovered from cosmetic surgery. prosecutors saying he left her to die in the bathtub and he may have even held her under water for good measure. also, he could have a new life with the family nanny who the daughters recognized as his secret lover. after the verdict, the deputy utah county attorney said, quote, the mountain of motive in the case was just too much. macneil will be sentenced on january 7th. he's facing 15 years to life. the defense said he was disappointed by the verdicts and an appeal is expected. back to you. >> indeed it will be. thanks. to the gridiron. miami dolphins, you know the story well, tackle, we're talking about tackle jonathan mart, meeting with nfl investigators over allegations he was threatened by his teammate. according to the ap, martin, seen here, will meet with the league next week in los angeles to review the dolphins work environment.

as lineman richie incognito remains suspended for allegedly bullying mart son badly that he left the team. martin is currently undergoing counselor for emotional distr s distress. the nfl's investigation into this matter is ongoing. moving overseas now, negotiations at a standstill over iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry and other world leaders, in day three meeting in geneva today, trying to come up with a possible deal. but they do remain split over the best way to curb the iranian enrichment program and preventing iran from producing a nuclear weapon. national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> it seems the talks are hitting a snag according to the french foreign minister who has been the most blunt about the

problems in achieving a satisfactory interim deal. when secretary of state kerry abruptly changed his schedule to fly to geneva and the talks entered an unexpected third day, hopes were raised a deal might be close. the tone coming from leaders involved in the meetings began to change. >> well, we haven't done the deal yet. we haven't made this deal yet. i think everybody will have to comment on it if and when we come to a successful conclusion. and make their judgment about it then. >> the iranians want sanctions lifted immediately on their oil and banking sectors and may not be satisfied with the west's proposal for a one-time infusion of $50 billion in cash that was frozen in europe banks when the sanctions went into effect. then there's the issue of iran's plutonium producing reactor. it is not clear they will agree to western demands to reduce its stockpile it the iranians

already have this higher enriched uranium. experts say just 100 pounds more and they will have enough material for a single nuclear warhead. time is of the essence. the talkings in geneva which looks so promising when secretary kerry and others made their way to switzerland grind on. greg. >> jennifer griffin, thanks. we're going to be talking to k.t. mcfarland about whether this is a good or a bad deal from the united states. >> right. i'm looking forward to that discussion. i'm going to have one a little later as well. it's a fascinating development. continuing overseas, new developments in the nsa spying scandal. british lawmakers say they will grill the editor of the guardian newspaper next month after it published intelligence leaks on surveillance programs. the guardian has been accused of endangering britain's national security by publishing information from admitted nsa

leaker edward snowden. >> back at home, the united states marines getting set to celebrate their birthday tomorrow. 238 years of keeping america safe. defense secretary chuck hagel marking the event by laying a wreath at the jima memorial in arlington. the u.s. marine corps has served in every major american conflict since its founding in 1775. congratulations. >> indeed. well, here it comes again. a new budget deadline fast approaching. the question is, can lawmakers find common ground to avoid another government shutdown? our political panel debates. and snow causing problems in wisconsin. there you see some of the pictures. we're going to show you more. don't blame the forces of nature on this one. we're going to tell you where to point the finger of blame next. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capil one.

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welcome back. time for a quick check of the headlines. a man falls about 20 feet from a balcony after rocking out too hard at a blink 182 concert in hollywood. the man was taken to a hospital. no word yet on the extend of his injuries. manmade snow from a wisconsin ski area wreaked havoc. authorities say overnight artificial snow making on a mountain caused problems when it started blowing on to the streets in a nearby town causing a bunch of accidents. and the raising of the 76-foot norway spruce in rockefeller center ringing in the holiday season.

it's 45,000 l.e.d. lights will be switched on next month. >> love that thing. well, a bipartisan panel of lawmakers broke down this week over whether new taxes would be on the table. lindsey graham says negotiations, well, they're stuck. this as the budget deadline is fast approaching. the question is, can common ground be found in time to avoid another government shutdown? doug is here, as well as martha zaler with cox radio in georgia and a former congressional candidate. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> so the dems are saying, look, we can help close the budget deficit by raising $600 billion over the course of ten years if you close tax loopholes and raise tax rates on capital gains. we know in the past this is always a nonstarter.

this proposition. so tell us why. is there any possible compromise involving tax revenues? is there an alternate way to generate revenue? >> it's not a problem of revenue, it's a problem of spending. and the problem i have with this, if we're going to raise the capital gains tax, we've already got one of the highest tax rates, we've got between 2 and $6 trillion sitting offshore of money that is from american companies that they're not reinvesting here. if we raise taxes again, it's just going to be even more of that going on. is there some common ground? maybe on the loopholes. raising the capital gains tax is a nonstarter. >> the republicans are saying read my lips, no new taxes. either imposed or in the form of a tax break being taken away. however, there might be a little wiggle room there. they always go to the

entitlement column to look for ways to get rid of or reduce some spending that's unnecessary at the very least reckless. in their assessment. is that a possible place for spending cuts and compromise on the democrat's part? >> i absolutely believe there is. there's some indication the white house will go along. the if is the big issue. will the republicans agree to some sort of tax reform that perhaps lowers rates, gets rid of deductions, does corporate tax reform as well to repatriate money. you put the two together, entitlement reform, tax reform, you can raise revenue, you can cut costs of these entitlement programs and begin to solve the problem of budget deficit and deficit spending. >> so martha, you hear doug's equation. cuts coupled with some revenue increases. would you think that would make for a potential deal?

>> look, doug's giving music to my ears, talking about closing loopholes and flattening out rates. if those go together, i think we've shown before, either through paul ryan's plarngs simpson bowls and other things that were on the table that they were willing to do that, but they don't want to raise rates and raise -- and get riz of loopholes and add capital gains tax on top of that. that's all revenue and no reductions. >> martha, tell me again of the loopholes that you were saying. i think you've said republicans should consider doing away with. tell it to me again, i want your reaction to that. >> i think that is a place for compromises on the loopholes. if the rates go down too. you can't close the loopholes and keep rates where they are -- >> rates on businesses are we talking about? i'm sorry. >> well, we're talking about both businesses as well as capital gains. i think doug, you know, i'd love to hear what he has to say about

all this money that's off shore that would come back in if we actually cut rates on corporations. >> doug, go ahead. >> yes, i think there's a lot of common ground, because i want to get corporate money that's off shore not being taxed back. i'm prepared to put everything on the table. i'm a supporter of simpson/bowles, bipartisanship, but unless we do it on a bipartisan basis, give a little to the republicans, ask them then to bid on revenue, we're going to solve the problem and end the sequester which damages both our domestic economic position and our foreign policy. >> doug shoen, martha, good to see both of you. >> thank you so much. the white house reportedly not exactly rolling out the welcome mat for an old friend, the reverend jesse jackson. so how does he feel about that? we're going to hear from the civil rights leader next.

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reverend jesse jackson reportedly is not welcome these days be the white house. that according to a new book called double down. it claims that mr. obama has such little regard for the reverend jackson that the civil rights leader has been, quote, effectively banned from the white house. despite the president's disregard, jesse jackson has been known at the white house as a skilled negotiator. >> reporter: when the revolutionary armed forces in

columbia, negotiations for his release was reverend jest see jackson. >> he had no one to bargain for him. so i stepped in that gap and bargained for him. >> reporter: of course jackson is best known as a civil rights leader. but the role of third party intermediary and hostage negotiations are -- bobby goodman was shot down over lebanon and taken over by seyri. jackson went to syria without the blessing of the reagan administration. >> the reagan administration said you shouldn't go. >> reporter: release the american pilot and safe face. >> he allowed the syrian government the opportunity to release me without having to succumb directly to the u.s. government. >> receiving both goodman and --

ronald reagan was compelled to give jackson credit, saying you can't quarrel with success. that turned the spotlight on jackson, created momentum for his 1984 presidential bid and made him a go to as a third party sbeintermediary, he plead be saddam hussein to release foreign nationals before the first gulf war and to release nigeria nigerians. there are others, never acting as part of the government, just a human rights advocate. trained hostage minority fors said third parties like jackson are difficult. >> they can talk to them, they can give them sage, possibly. they can be a sounding board for them. but as far as actual negotiations, there's not much

they can do. >> jackson plans to continue his diplomacy whenever his place in the world -- >> so gain the release of cap tys is gratifying, it's also risky. if in his unofficial capacity, jackson sees an opportunity to start dialogue, he says he'll take that shot. in chicago, mike tobin, fox news. well, a new york city grand jury indicting 11 bikers from a highway brawl. >> coming up a major update about the undercover cop involved. try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on.

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and a good saturday to you. welcome to another hour inside america's news headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, new tensions between the united states and some key allies. as secretary of state john kerry and other top world diplomats try to reach a deal with iran to curb its nuclear capabilities. live on the latest. plus a disaster unfolding right now as one of the worst typhoons in history devastates the philippines. we'll tell you where its headed

next. and the grand jury indicting 11 bikers including an undercover cop in this vicious attack on an suv driver in new york city. we're going to tell you what this means for the men involved. the first infighting, outfighting apology and testimony all following the botched obama care website rollout this week as president obama pushes for bipartisan support of his signature health care law. and republican lawmakers continue to push back over promises made to the american public that were not kept. the latest now from our d.c. bureau. hi, molly. >> reporter: republicans say president obama needs to do more than just apologize to americans who are losing their health care coverage after the implementation of obama care. here's indiana republican congressman todd young in the gop's weekly radio address.

>> this is what betrayal looks like, here you have hard works people who were repeatedly told not to worry, that their coverage would stay the same, and if anything, their costs would go down. just the opposite is happening. adding insult to injury, the white house, the president, isn't leveling with us. he's trying to cover his tracks, claiming he never really made these promises. >> congressman young says the house will take up a bill next week that would allow people to keep their current health insurance plans. the president admits he should have been clearer in what he said. here's more. >> i am sorry that they are findifind ing themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. >> he feels this is his signature item. we all feel responsible for getting the benefits to the people. do i wish things had operated totally smoothly on october 1,

you bet. was october a bad month, you bet. we are getting better. >> meanwhile more maintenance work on the obama care website, from today until tuesday morning. the irs will be working on the part of the website that helps enrollees figure out if they're eligible for sub ssidyubsidies. they'll be able, some of them, to get tax dollars for their health care plan. that site will be down until tuesday morning. >> molly, thank you very much for that report. and last night on the kelly file, conservative commentator child krauthammer says it was all part of a well thought out plan. >> what's happening now is predictable. not only predictable. but intended. obama care could only work, the only way they could say it's not

going to cost the government a penny ask for some to subsidize others. if you toss people out of their own insurance, you pet them on the exchanges, you force them to get stuff in their plan that they have no need for, so you get them to overpay and that excess is used as a way to subsidize others. >> not only conservatives who were very upset with obama care and the president, now even democrats are breaking ranks big-time. we're going to discuss their grievances and what they want done coming up a bit later this hour. after hours of deliberation going late into the night. >> find the defendant as to count one, murder, guilty. >> his family, pardon me, his

family including their daughters crying out in the courtroom as the guilty verdict is read. nearly six years after michelle macneill was killed. prosecutors argued martin macneill knock it out his wife with drugs after cosmetic surgery, then helped her into a bathtub where she drowned. the motive, to continue seeing a mistress on the side. macneill faces life in prison, he will be sentenced in january. well, there is growing tension now between the united states and its closest ally in the middle east, if secretary of state john kerry and other u.s. allies try to reach a deal with iran on curbing it's nuclear clear program. now the u.s. sa now. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is

not happy with the direction these talks in geneva are taking, condemning talks on easing sanctions on iran. netanyahu has pushed to increase sanctions on iran and to prevent any nuclear ambition they may have. he has held this position for nearly two decades now and the championing the world plus, in the past few days, he's issued several strong statements condemning the u.s. a and international attempts to ease sanctions there, insisting that talks between the west and iran have intensified, netanyahu talks about the agreement of the deal of the century of an undeserving iran. the growing gap between israeli lead leaders the international -- israel will do everything it needs to do, to defend itself

and to defend the security of its people. >> iran, of course, denies any interest in developing nuclear weapons saying that their atomic program is for civilian purposes. the white house said that any critique of possible deal is pretty mature because there has been no agreement that has been reached and by all accounts, the u.s. and france and the international community are still very far apart from reaching an agreement with iran. president obama did speak to netanyahu yesterday by phone. the two men have had a frosty relationship, and so far, netanyahu's conversations and comments have done little to ease prime minister netanyahu's fears, guys. >> connor, thank you. extreme weather, now the red cross estimating a supertyphoon killed more than 1,000 people in

the philippines and there are growing concerns that number will rise as rescue operations continue. the storm possibly the worst of its kind in history, now on course to strike vietnam. david piper streaming live from bangkok thailand. >> the death toll continues to mount in the philippines, after that amazing typhoon hit there friday. we do understand as you said, the red cross said that over 1,000 people died and when you think about it, the packing of these strong winds, up to about 200 miles an hour in some areas, they found some are suggesting it may be the strongest ever to hit landfall in recorded history. the central philippines suffered the most from the storm. the strong winds tore through the area, flinging vehicles about and tearing down buildings. 15-foot high waves from a storm surge flooded coastal towns and villages. landslides and trees have

blocked roads hampering the rescue effort. the resioads are still block an the only way in is by helicopter. the head of the team said he had seen a similar scare -- the philippines red cross says at least 1,000 people have died in just this one city. the philippines second city, sabu was hit by a tornado, but the capital, manilla missed the worst of it. the typhoon is heading across the south china sea now and is expected to hit vietnam on monday. a massive evacuation of over 200,000 people from the coast is now under way.

and vietnam has had two typhoons hitting its shores over the past month. it's of course having a hard time of it. >> david piper, thank you very much. hard to see those images. thanks, david. the united states navy, christening its newest aircraft carrier today. >> i cristen the united states ship gerald r. ford, may god bless this ship and all who sail her. >> well done. uss gerald r. ford in new ford, pennsylvania. the nuclear powered ship is the navy's first new carrier design in more than 40 years. a fox news exclusive, well, let me start that again. fox news reporting exclusive, as we're approaching a very important day in history. 50 years since the assassination

of jfk. we go in depth searching for truth. what really happened on the day that changed american history? >> reporter: november 22, 1963. the day begins with an exciting welcome for president kennedy, outside his ft. worth, texas hotel. in nearby dallas, oswald is going to work with a hidden rifle, he kept it in ruth and michael payne's garage. >> it looked like camping equipment. it never occurred to michael that it might be a gun. >> reporter: in less than four hours, president kennedy will be dead. back inside the hotel t fashionable mrs. kennedy makes a grand entrance at a breakfast speech. >> i'm getting that same sensation. >> john kennedy was highly intelligent, witty, and charming man. >> after breakfast, the kennedys fly to dallas, a stop some of

his advisors thought was unfriendlyterritory. they landed love field at 11:37 a.m. for the next leg of their two-day trip. the election is 12 months away. >> as we arrive looking out the window, we spotted at least 5,000 people behind the fence line. >> clint hill is assigned to protect mrs. kennedy. >> the crowds were enormous throughout the city of dallas. >> and you can catch fox news reporting 50 years of questions, the jfk assassination posted by bill hemmer. it airs at 9:00 p.m. and again at midnight eastern time right here on fox news challenge. also immediately following, geraldo gives us his analysis of the assassination. you can catch geraldo at large at 10:00 p.m. eastern. unemployment is on the rise in this country, but that's not stopping wall street these days. investors are making some serious money and so should you,

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runners from 26 states from argentina ran in one of the ehaven'ts three races. there is growing frustration and indeed obama care for millions of americans. take a look at this map. it shows the cancellation notices all over the country and now, some senate democrats are breaking ranks beginning to support putting the brakes on obama care, by extended the signup period and tweaking the law to allow more people to keep their health insurance if they like it. the infamous but failed president by president obama. astonishingly, the president this week seems to be saying he never made the blanket promise that he now claims there was

always a caveat in it, the caveat being you keep your plan if it hasn't changed. the trouble is, he never said that. so with this evacuous excuse that compounds the original falsehood. >> i don't think i can remember a single example where a law passed by congress so directly and negatively has reached out and affected so many millions of americans in a very, very real, personal and devastating way as obama care has with the cancellation notices. and this is of course you know completely separate from the whole disastrous rollout of the website. people's ability to protect their families, to protect their children is being ripped out of americans hands by this one single law. >> and the president is kind of

saying, oh, gee, i never said that, even though they are miles and miles of video tape. that says emphatically, in the op eds, have devastating. this week was something new. it was the week obama was revealed to be a stone, cold liar. people can handle bull blank. but not dishonesty. we don't like that. his approval rating touched an all-time low this week in the nbc "wall street journal" poll and that was before his deception became the news of the week. obama has rebranded himself as a liar, forever. he will carry this new label to his grave. is that too harsh, or is it fair? >> quite frankly, the "new york post" where i used to be bureau chief here in washington for, it is not a right wing tea party

type rag. it is a very populous newspaper. and i think quite frankly, what we're seeing here is, you know, what happens when you mix a really, really -- normally care about politics, they have populous, maybe slightly right of center sort of political views about things. but politics isn't their thing. what they're really into is taking care of their family is working hard and providing for them. when you get in there and you mess with all that, which is what obama care has done. you're going to see democrats here in washington jump ship like rats. we're already starting to see it. and i think it's going to get worse and worse. i think what we're looking at is in nine, ten months, democrats, that we think of as being in the safest seats in the house and

senate that are up for re-election are going to find themselves in real trouble. >> and find themselves legislation to force the president to actually keep his promise. the problem s some of these cancellations that started coming out in may, and june and july, and you can't get the jeannie back in the bottle. those are cancellation policies, they're terminating, you can't rose recollect them. >> you can't unring this bell. and i have no idea, legislatively or realistically, how any of these -- obviously politicians are promisings they're going to pass this legislation and do this. but they can't do anything to force these insurance companies that have gotten out of the business of insurance, i don't know how you're going to get obama care to -- >> they said we can't do it under obama care. which invites another question. the president is trying to

deflect blame, i think it's fair to say, because this week he said, oh, it's all the fault of the insurance companies, for canceling policies without mentioning a critical little fact that its his law that forced those companies to canning sell policies, yet another deception? >> yeah, the smartest health policy w policy -- at its heart, obama care is all about incentives. and it incentivizes anybody -- could have told you that very clearly, this bill is going to incentivize responsible, healthy people, who have insurance plans

with high dedukctibles to dump them because those people also work very hard on the other end to keep from getting sick in the first place, are generally healthy and active. but of course those are exactly the people that president obama wanted to force into the exchanges because that's the only way he'll be able to get -- but he needs to get more people to pay for other people's health insurance. >> quick question on the president's sort of apology pseudoapology, it was sort of, gee, sorry you got your policies cancelled. but there was no sincere, i'm sorry, i misled and misrepresented the whole thing. >> yep. >> what do you think of that? >> i think more and more, greg. that as he tries this sort of nonapology apology and you know, a lot of the other things to be said that are similar to that, i think that it starts to dawn on

people that this guy who had this wonderful connection with people, especially in the 2008 campaign, he had a wonderful connection with people and he had a way of reaching people, suddenly he's starting to see really disconnected, not to mention as you point out, extremely us disingenuous, the accused him of that. >> two or three years ago, they said, mr. president, don't say this stuff, but he kept right on saying it. wall street reacting well to the latest jobs numbers. why your 401(k) probably made money despite the tact that unemployment went up in october. and says tear of state john kerry and world powers working on a possible deal to reduce

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environment. investigation following lineman ritchie incognito's -- nuclear talks with iran hitting a snag over tehran's refusal to stop -- and enriching uranium at higher levels. this after revelations that the obama administration eased sanctions on iran. steven yates is former deputy assistant to the vice president for national security affairs and currently ceo of d.c. international advisory. good to see you, steven. >> a good deal forte ran, but bad for all other parties involved. does he have a point? unfreeze some of iran's assets while iran agreed that for six

months, it will stop enriching uranium to weapons grade levels. does iran -- appease the international, but doing what it wants to do? >> you have an interesting challenge, buzz benjamin netanyahu can't afford the -- real hard consequences of does iran have these capabilities and does he have to rely on his own forces to deal with it? or is this deal going to be verifiable, complete and irreversible and it enhances re israel's security as well as ours. >> so then you're saying perhaps a reason to be optimistic will ever be on the table? is there ever going to be a time in this process that world leaders can trust iran enough to take their word regarding whatever diplomatic deals ends

up being agreed to? >> i think any power who had pursued nuclear weapons and defeats the international community once or more than once, we don't really have the luxury of trusting them. we might in fact reach them. it's possible that the new leader of iran might lead to country in a new direction and engage in a serious process that completely, irreversible and verifiably ends their program. we have to have easing of sanctions in the process of excuting a deal. i think its odd that the administration -- >> considering iran has a new government, what might a deal look like? >> well, it sounds to me like the administration is pushing the contours of a deal that would limit the degree of uranium enrichment that iran could continue to do. it sounds like the arrangement

would lead to a number of subterfuges to continue to operate. and it doesn't quite capture an alternative path through nuclear weapons and plutonium. so it's possible that they will put all these elements together over time. but at the moment, they seem to be reaching for a limited bar gang, meant to bide time for ongoing negotiations. but as they say, for rarely and others in the region, once iran arrives in the region, they don't have -- >> along with six world powers there in geneva, track iran's covert and mobile operations. is there any way to know what they're up to short of them, unfortunately, one day god forbid launching a long range missile? >> that's the great challenge in having any kind of an arms control agreement with regard to nuclear weapons or wmd the only historical examples of

complete verification are when a company willingly gives up the total package and actually have robust cooperation with international security. there are no historical examples of those who have deceived the international community multiple times giving full disclosure at best. what they don't disclose, we rely on intelligence, which we know is not perfect information. >> quickly, steve, if i can get you to answer this quickly for me, what does israel do right now? >> i think israel is extremely concerned a and they have to come up with any other contingencies assuming diplomacy fails. >> steven yates, i have to go, but thank you so much for your time this amp. brand-new developments in that brutal attack on an suv driver caught on camera. 11 bikers now indicted on a range of very serious charges that could mean decades in prison, we'll have a live report. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one.

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driver after he was chased through the streets of manhattan. brian is live in our new york city newsroom now with more. >> a grand jury in new york has found that there is enough evidence to monve forward with officially charging ten bikers in their attack. the incident show liam driving with his wife and 2-year-old daughter when he was surrounded by a swarm of motorcyclers. that's when police say he bumped a biker who had slowed in front of his vehicle. the biker group followed him, attacked the suv, dragged him out of the vehicle and beat him as hi family looked on. according to the 14-count indictment, ten of the 11 bikers have been charged with gang assault, a felony, and all of the bikers face charges of

assault, corrosion and riot. others face additional charges of criminal mischief. charged with gang assault, criminal mischief, riding among other accounts. he was offduty at the time, but police say he's caught on video, participating in the attack, shaltering the su's back window. legal experts tell us, motive will play a big part in the case. >> what type of emotions were running for some of these bikers that in a sense maybe protect their fellow motorcyclists and didn't just get out of hand. was it blown out of proportion? should the victim have stopped at some point in time? was his fear reasonable? >> those are the questions, depending on their criminal records, if convicted, all of the men faced five to 25 years in prison. >> thanks so much, brian. let's bring in our legal panel to talk about it.

bob massey is a fox nude legal analyst, rachel self is a trial attorney. bob, the detective was allegedly deep under cover. is that in some way in a court of law an excuse or exculpatory incident for him? >> if anybody has an understanding of what is right and wrong legally, he should. so i don't see anything at this point on its face, where -- >> these guys are taught never to give up their identity, and sometimes that means being involved in things. is that an extenuating circumstance? >> i don't think that from the perspective that just because of the fact that he doesn't have to give up his identity that that

necessarily says you're absolved from the actions that you've taken. at some point we has to act as a reasonable person that's going to act in a reasonable fashion to get this situation under control. >> as bob points out, he's seen on camera, allegedly shattering the back of the suv window. he's participating actively and willing in this thing. and the other thing, he didn't come forward right away, and tell his superiors what he did. >> no, there's so many things wrong with what this police officer did. the fact that he's under cover as far as i'm concerned is largely irrelevant. because he wasn't under cover in this particular motorcycle gang. he was off duty, this was a social weekend for him. there were apparently four other police officers in this gang involved in this thing. that's just come to light. you've got them chasing down this man, terrifying him and

apparently the reason he runs over him is because he was in fear for himself and his family and runs over something that was blocking him. something doesn't smell right and i think he was charged rightly and i think he's going to go down for that. >> christopher cruz is seen on the videotape, bob, slowing down, getting rear ended, and he's accused of stopping short in traffic on purpose. he's the guy who instigated the whole thing and he's looking at felony criminal mischief, four years behind bars. is he more culpable in many ways because he's the guy who set all of these terrible events in motion? >> you know, greg, i have to tell you that when you look at it, obviously, he is the catalyst. he's the one because he slowed down, changed lanes, the range rover hits it from behind.

the question then becomes, was the rest of the successive testosterone that we saw happen, was that sort of the reaction overstated? of course it is. at that point in time, the fact that it happened, what you had ask a bunch of guys together that took this as a personal front, decided, you know, to gang up and when you look at that video and how frightened this family must have been, and how long it went on. rachel said, when we were talking a little bit, the timeline is important to watch. so although, yes, he was the initial catalyst, when you look at the overreaction by it, these are a bunch of guys that really, really overextended what should have happened here. >> the driver who was, you know, just horribly dragged out of his car in front of his fright onned wi wife and young child. he ended up at one point in time running over one of the bikers,

he was trying to flee. should he be charged in the case? he hasn't been charged yet. is it jusks for his actions? >> at that point in time, he was under the impression that he was about to become the victim or was being the victim of an assault and potential battery. they had surrounded his car and i can -- if you just can imagine it, you know, wife is going, oh, my god, get us out of here, let's go, go, go, he just goes. he's got a 2-year-old in the back that he's trying to protect. he's in fight or flight mode and he decides to flee. if he gently ran over the person in front of his car, he would be totally absolved under new york law, and if this guy turns out that he's one of the as sail lanlts--

>> the guy that got run over and was badly injured, he put myself -- that's contributory negligence on to the part of him? >> this family is in fear of impending harm. it's foreseeable that you're going to get out of there. they were scared to death. i was thinking this morning when i was reading about this. it's a good thing that this man in the range rover didn't have a gun, because this could have been a whole different kind of story. because again, he is in fear for his family. >> sure. >> and the consequence of running over that guy, too bad, pal, too bad. >> he put himself in that situation. >> thank you both for being with us. okay, expectations were low for the october jobs report. so why did wall street react so well? and what does it mean for main street? we'll talk about it when we come back. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage.

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and welcome back, mixed messages coming from brand-new jobs numbers. the october monthly report showing 204,000 jobs and added unemployment ticking up to 7.3%. those numbers were weak, but better than expected leading to a surge on wall street. so what does this mean for main

street? let's bring in now jonathan conik, he's performance manager for capitalist pig hedge fund and a regular on fox's cashing in with eric bowling, right? >> yes, indeed. nice to be here. >> so some economists are calling these latest numbers a pleasant surprise, but including the figures are people including temporary unemployment, which grew to 458,000, that's including the furlowed federal workers, so jonathan, how do you read these numbers? >> they beat very low expectations and i thought, you don't want to be a hater when it comes to the u.s. economy. you want to believe in the recovery. now this is four-plus years after the president's so-called green chutes observation, we're struggling with almost chronic low jobs numbers. it's great that 85,000 jobs were

created. but we're still talking about long-term unemployment of 4 million individuals and -- want to look for the bright spots and we beat these low expectations but from a big picture perspective is anything but robust. >> wall street seemed to be excited by the numbers, why does such a report precipitate such a rally on wall street. these at least trillions of dollar into the economy, these easy money policies, which have inflated asset prices, unfortunately, it's also devaled the dollar, which is hurting the lower income folks that often times the president talks about

wanting to help. it's a credit to the companies like costco, like lockheed-martins and schwab, hitting 52-week highs. they're doing it through voluntary trade, that's why their stocks are being rewarded. it's not because of the president's policies, but despite them. >> what does this moan for main street, who's getting hered and who's being left out in the cold? >> fortunately t jobs that we are seeing be created, are by and large low skilled and low income jobs, temporary jobs against any job is a benefit. but what's so frustrating is to see the lack of the long-term, high quality jobs being created. we have heard for months from so many businesses big and small. they don't know what the rules of the game are going to be a week out, six months out, let

alone five or ten years out. so unfortunately, a lot of businesses, even those doing well are reluctant to take the risk of hiring given the political situation. have you seen the spectacular hundreds of red, white and blue led lights illuminating new york's one world trade center spire and beacon. the test lighting last night t beacon's glow was reportedly seen as far as 50 miles away. although there's some -- >> i know, don't even go there. >> there's some controversy is it really the tallest? >> the commission in chicago is going to decide. if not then the chicago -- >> isn't that where the sears tower is in chicago? >> they need a neutral venue to

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