this is the fox report. tonight nuclear talks between iran and global powers have just finished without an agreement. so what is next? western diplomats trying desperately to keep the bomb out of iran's hand but signs of a division emerged. tonight, why one u.s. ally said the proposed deal doesn't go far enough. we waited for hours until the murder trial went late in the night. and now we know the verdict. a doctor carrying-on an affair and killed his wife so he could

keep the extra marital affair going. >> and a symbol of resilience shining bright and the top of one world trade lights up for the first time. >> i am harris faulkner. stopping iowa ran from going nuclear with weapons. gevefa, switzerland the round of negotiations ended with no deal at lost not yet. secretary of state john kerry and other nations have sat face-to-face with iowa ran. and the goal to roach a peaceful resolution of the nuclear program. the negotiations hit a snag. the u.s. and other western countries demanding that iowa ran stop enriching fuel and that teheran destroy nuclear fuel.

doing that would make it difficult for iran to get blue tonnium and uranium. and in exchange iowa ran would get one- time access to the assets that are frozen in overseas banks because of safrpgzs. but there is a rift. international reaction all over the map. israel is hilo skeptical. prime minister beverage anyone netanyahu voicing concern and calling any final agreement a deal of the century for oh, ran that offered them a pass for lifting sanctions for cosmetic sanctions. israel will still take action against iowa ran if it has to. >> israel is not obliged by the agreement and israel will do what it needs to do to defend itself and the security of its people. >> national security corspopdant jennifer griffin has the latest from washington.

>> reporter: harris, it so manies that the talks hit a snag. when secretary of state john kerry abruptly changed his schedule to fly to geneva and the talks entered a third day hopes were raised that a deal might be closed but the tone from the leaders changed. >> we haven't done a deal. and haven't made a deal when we reach a conclusion and make the judgment about it. >> reporter: the iranians want sanctions lifted and may not be satisfied with the west proposal for a one- time infusion of 50 billion in cash that was frozen in the european banks when the sanctions went in to affect the and the issue of blue tonnium enhancing issue.

it is not clear they will down grade the stock pile of higher enriched uranium. the iranians have 440 pounds of the higher enriched uranium. if they 100 more, they would have enough for a single nuclear war head. talks in geneva that looked so promising when secretary kerry and others made their way to switzerland grind on. >> did people start it listen to israel? they are having a new's conference in geneva, switzerland. they have now just said that they will take a break and reconvene on november 20th. and so still a lot to talk about. people rushed to dpshgs eneva hoping to see a deal. and then a break until the 20th of the month and wol keep you posted if anything else changes.

that's the latest in geneva. >> fox urgent and it is bad as we were told it could be. the typh oon has the nation of vietnam on alert. a head of the a arrival of the typhoon. 500,000 people evacuated from high risk areas in vietnam. it is sunday morning there already. the typhoon expected to make landfall soon. this is the same one that hit the philippines. the storm surge was so high it topped tall trees and they are gone now. 138 people dead and unconfirmed reports from the red cross has the number higher and in the survivors in the wake, need help. there are no utilities and homes

are flattened and 4 million people are affected so far. dave piper is streaming from ban cock. vietnam is about to feel the rampage of the boast. >> yes, they hope not to suffer the same fate of the philippines. information has been carrying out what happened there and it is death and destruction and there is fears that the death toll will rise over the next couple of days. the typhoon smashed in the philippines on friday and strongest one to make landfall in history. the brunt of the storm and 200 miles per hour winds and tore down buildings. 15 foot high storm surge. and land slides and trees blocked the roads. there is no communication with

iowa lands or villages. worst area roached by the rescue time is the coastal city of tak ulban and engulfed in storm surge. bodies are on the streets. roads leading to the local airport and the only way in is by helicopter. the un has reached the city. they hadn't seen the similar scale of destruction since the indian tsunami. at least a thousand people died in this one city. it is expected to hit central vietnam on sunday morning. 170,000 troops are mobile otherwised and evacuation of the people on the coast is underway. vietnam has been ham ared by two recent typhoons and could face more in the future because the tropical season is still going

on for a couple of months. back to you. >> they are only midway through it. thank you very much. >> cancellation notices are pecking up spode. americans scrambling to find health care to replace what they are losing. and law makers are saying president obama's apology will not cut. it if you like your health care plan you can keep it. he's sorry if the words misled people about reality. this comes as the administration is under entense pressure to fix all of the problems at times crippled the federal website from the start. and the white house, hurling to its own deadline to deal with all of this november 30th. molly has the latest for us. republicans say they think the president's apology doesn't go far enough. what do they want to do next?

>> they want relief for the millions of americans who are losing the health care plans and will have to pay more for new ones. they are feeling a sense of betrayal. >> the white house and the president is not levelling with us. he is trying to cover his tracks and claiming he never made the promises. no wonder a member of his own party called this crisis of confidence. if the president is trowely sorry about this he will right the wrong. >> the president apologized this week and people are finding themselves in the situation based on assurances they got from me. he insists they will have better coverage once they use the obama care website. >> i regret what we intended to do to make sure that everybody is moving into better plans

because they want them as opposed to they are forced into. it we were not clear as we needed to be in terms of the changes that were taking place. >> congressman young said the house will take up a bill next week to allow them to keep their health care plan. >> they knew it was coming but they didn't tell us. >> part of the health care site will be down until tuesday. >> the irs will be working on part of the website that allows enrollees to figure out if they are available for government subsidi subsidies. obama care will reduce costs and get taxpayer dollars to help pay for the plan and that part of the website will be down until tuesday morning. molly, thank you very much. >> republican senator ted cruz

made the first appearance on late night television. cruz was a guest on the tonight show and things got serious. leno asked him about obama care. >> we don't want bum pumcare because it tock away the health care. >> 25 percent of the state doesn't have health care anyway. so obama care would help them? >> it wouldn't because it is taking away health insurance and two, it is killing jobs. >> i am a believer in health care reform so it is personal and affordable and empower patients than government bureaucrats getting between you and your doctor. >> senator cruz also defended his stance on opposing gay marriage and said it is a decision to be left up to individual states. >> right now investigators are explaining how a man bolted

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an unreal scene in seattle aurpt. a man broke through the security checkpoint and ran out on the tarm acwhere planes were parked. he was hiding inside of a empty jet liner. he was unarmed and the suspect facing charges of trespassing

and assaulting an office. they believe he was under the influence of drugs at the time. >> the investigation is now widening after an confrontation of a suv driver and motorcyclists. a undercover officer is that thorred the back window. the driver was boat know by the motorist while wife and daughter watched. he bumped the bicycle that slowed down in front of him. there is all of the late developments from the new york city newsroom. >> the grand jury found evidence to charge the bike ares and a cop for the september 29th attack. according to the 14 count indictment 10 of the 11 bikers were charged with gang assault

and felony and all of them face charges of assault and riot. and others face criminal mischief and possession of a weapon. the undercover police detective was charged with beginning assault and ri olt. he was off doubt at the time. but he is caught participating in the attack. you will remember the incident recorded off the bicyclers helmet showed the drufr driving with his wife and daughter when he was surrounding. he bumped the bicycler. he ran over one of the bicyclers and critically injuring him. and they attacked the suv and dragged him out of the vehicle and boat him. the motive will play a big part in the case. >> what type of emotions were

running for some of the bikers, in a sense to protect this fellow motorcyclist and did it get blown out of hand and should the victim have stopped at some point in time? was his fear reasonable. >> all of the men face 5- 25 years in prison. harris. >> the future of our u.s. navy with a aircraft contraryier that america built. the uss gerald ford. >> and a group of men paying special tribute to our nation's veterans. . canned chore

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>> a well- deserved salute going out to the brave americans who throughout history have been on the front lines of war. the u.s. marine corps marking its birthday. and that was not forgoodnight by the military leaders. chuck hagel laid a wreth in arlington memorial. and spoke of the sacrifices that the u.s. marines make. >> for 238 years, marines made a difference. and they are relevant and essential as ever before. from is no force to match their

capabilities. >> the u.s. marine corps served in every conflict since it was founded. and today 200,000 active doubt members serve our nation. >> a proud moment in virginia as our navy kristeped our newest aircraft carrier. nice swing. the daughter of former president ford broke the bottle over the ship's bouchlt it is named after her dad who served in the navy. it cost more than 13 billion to build. gerald r. ford is the first of super carriers and making it the largest and efficient one on the planet. her job will be to protect

democracy and interest world wide. >> yet for every time the ship will instill doubts in the minds of our adversaris. many more times will give hope to our friends and people of the world. it will be welcome support in time of crisis, it will be also comfort bringing in times of disaster and grief. >> it is scheduled to replace the cold- world uss enterproiz that ended 51 years of active service last year. well, you know we like to check with our fox affiliates to see what they are working on and picked on anything in particular. tonight arizona, for the construction of a veteran's day float by an unlikely source.

four weeks now. >> a crew of 15 men have labored. >> i am attention to detail. >> worked tirelessly. >> artistec value. >> and giving time. >> city back. and talent to those who dedicated their lives. >> it was a chance to do something for the vets. >> it is a unlikely bunch. medium security inmates. orange uniforms not the only common thread binding them this veterans day. it is gratitude to those who have and do serve. their thanks the parade float. >> his dad was in world war ii. >> some have family that are overseas. >> my son is in the navy. >> others are veterans themselves. materials that the inmates use

are pretty simple. wood and big pieces of styrofoam. a stat u of liberty and a soldier greeting his son carved and painted by the inmates and number 62 of 88 that will make their way through downtown phoenix. >> we thank a nitta roman. >> and we covered the drama inside of a utalks courtroom. a prominent doctor on trial for murder and his beauty queen wife found slumped over the bath tub. guilty verdict. and a reporter headed to court could get jail time for refusing to reveal the confidential sources. we'll tell with the prizewinner herself. ju dith miller who went behind bars for refusing to give up her sources on the story. we'll be right back.

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three days of negotiations aimed at curving iowa ran's nuclear program are now over with no doechlt some disagreement among the allies about how best to handle the country's nuclear threat and namely israel pressing the u.s. and others to get tougher. new yorks are set to resume on the 20th.

and we showed you live inside of the fox report a picture as it was happening. concrete progress was made. and iran's spokesperson was optimistic and it was something all delegations can build on. secretary of state john kerry now to geneva. >> and the latest sensational murder trial is now over in utah. >> we the jury reviewing the evidence and testimony in this case found the defendant to count one, murder, guilty. >> and that verdict, bringing visible response from the daughters of the defendant, dr. martin mcneal. he was convicting of killing their mom. and prosecutors say mcneal knocked his wife out with drugs and a poat the present time cocktail and let her drown in

the bath tub. it was a trial with explosive testimony and uncovered dark secrets from the past. dom nick picks up the story from the la bureau. >> the stony faced reaction from marte mcneal. we don't know his sentence he will be receive. he faces 15 to life for first-degree murder. he was also found guilty of obstructing the course of justice. and the reac from his olders tears and they linked weres together. the prosecutions accused mcneal of tonighting michelle with sloping pills and the prosecutions said he left her to die in the bath tub and might have held her head under water for good measure so he could have a life with the family

nanny named gypsy. the motive in the case was too much. but the defense said the evidence against him was circumstantial. and so an appeal is likely, harris. >> i read the verbatum coming out of that courtroom, i was shocked. there are alarming accusations having to do with this doctor. >> what department come out in court is the original arrest warpt contained a former girl friend's allegation that he killed a brother of his in a bath tube and tried to murder his mother years ago. he was released in texas and charged with his wife's murder. he faces another trial in december for groping a woman. the fight is on for a reporter who broke a story.

a gunman assassinated moviegoers. opening weekend of the latest batman film, the nation wondered who the gunman was and how it happen. journalist worked the story to find the details and jana winter came up with a note bock that contained the cold tail of what james holmes was capable of. and the court said she must give up the sources. she could spend time in the jail. winter is a member of the fox family at fox news.com. she is based in new york and back in court to hear from a judge to see whether he will recognize new york's should law for journalist for protecting winter from having to give up her sources. james holmes shot and killed the people and killed 12 of them and more than 50 others were

injured. joining me by skype is author and fox news contributor ju dith miller. good to have you tonight. >> reporter: nice to be with you. >> you were jailed for 85 days for refusing to reveal confidential sources on a story you covered and so you know the subject. why do they want her sources? >> reporter: because the judge believes that the person who told her that james holmes had sent a notebook to his psychiatrist may be one of the witnesses in the upcoming trial and basically the court asked 19 of the law enforcement people were you the ones who gave the notebook to jana and all of them said no, they didn't. and so the defense is arguing, that one of the law enforcement people actually did help jana and gave her the notebook their

testimony wont be credible on the stand. they want to know who broke the judge's gag order. the judge said don't talk about the evidence and that's what this is all about. >> will the new york shield law as you understand it protect her? >> that's what the albany case on tuesday is all about. basically colorado wants jana there. new york has a much stronger field law than colorado. in other words, jana would be much better protected in new york than she would be in colorado in terms of having to give up her sources and colorado asked new york to turn her over to them. what the highest court and state court in new york is going to listen to is that issue. should she deserve the protection she would have in new york? >> what is at stake for her?

>> we talk about 85 days in jail. are we looking for that potential time for her? >> we are looking until the end of the grand jury and depends on what the judge wants and the prosecution wants. these things are never clear and that's why my concern about what is happening is that jana could face an indeterminate amount of time in jail until the end of the grand jury. she shouldn't have to choose tone protecting her sources and doing her job. and becomely, that's the choice she's having to make. she is a very tough, and a very brave reporter. she and i have talked about the choice i made. i know that she's ready to go to jail to protect her source if she has to. i think all of us in our profession thinks she shouldn't have to make that choice. >> i am looking at the twitter

page. no one will talk with reporters and we'll not know details on stories that americans need to know about if we have to give up our sources. i know a judge in new york wrote words in defense of winter. do you think that can help? >> i think there was a lower court ruling and a powerful defense by the judge sacks. and he basically said that you know, a free press depends on confidentiality and courses. and of course, jana should have the benefit of doubt on that and protected by the new york shield law and shouldn't have to go back to colorado. but the problem is, this was a defensive opinion and minority view. most of the lower court ruled that she should go back to colorado. she in the moment is in considerable legal jeopardy. >> i know you have had a long

time since. 85 days behip bars, judy. did you say to yourself i will give up my sources and go home? >> for the reason you talked about harris, i couldn't do. that i am an investigative reporter and i say to people every day and we all do, trust me, if you tell me something you are not supposed to tell me, i will protect you. people out there don't believe us, then our credibility is shot and i couldn't work and jana said the same thing in the very moving affidavit that she wrote. you know, really our job being independent press and depends on the people knowing that we will do what i had to do and i hope jana doesn't have to do. >> i know she is watching and has been tweeting about it. what would you say this evening. this could ruin her career.

and what would you say to her as a young journalist. >> no one can make the decision for her. it is the toughest decision you have to make and i think that jana believes strongly in being a good journalist and the kind of person people want to trust that she is willing to make the decision and go to jail. i don't think in a democracy like ours, we ought to put journalist in jail. >> that's what happens in china and saudi arabia and countries that don't have free and independent presses and judiciary that is determined to protect people and protect that first amendment. i mean, there is a reason that freedom and speech and press is for the bill of rights and we ought to remember that as we face the moment on tuesday. and in january when jana is scheduled to appear in colorado

if the new york court doesn't back her up. >> ju dith miller getting the word out for us to consider. i appropriate your time my friend. >> any time. >> you will see the information on bock become opinion com/harris faulkner. and feel free to chat and read and learn about it. in a programming note for you. don't miss a fox news reporting exclusive as we approach 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kepd kenned. we go indepth with the last hours of his life and a search for the truth on the killing. >> november 2nd, 1963, the day begins with a excited welcome for president kennedy outside of fort worth, texas holtz. oswalt kept a rifle in a garage. >> it never occurred to michael that it might be a gun.

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sphire counts in the height of the building. we'll keep you posted. >> they were once feared and symbols of big brother and watching our moves. americans are getting used to the surveillance cameras popping up everywhere and inviting those cameras in their homes for safety and reasons. douglas kennedy shoes us. >> a wayward husband kisses a mistress in a taxicab and another in a elevator. both men busted by private investigator tommin who used spy cams to collect evidence for his clients. >> you have dash cams and drug cams and cameras that can go anywhere. >> the level of cameras in hd are incredible. >> tiny spy cams are the many new tools that are available to

private investigators and the new technology is not limited to professional snoops. some fear it is making us a total surveillance society. you sell to everyone. >> we have a vast array of customers, ranging from parents and wives and by friends and girlfriends. >> johnathon mark runs spy tech, a spy super store in new york city. and cameras and keys and clock radios and pens and coat hangars and even in the reading glasses. >> the camera is on the bridge of the nose. >> he has sophisticated apps that down load the contents of a computer in minutes and a gps tracker that is attached to the cars at any time. >> go on line and track the vehicle in real time. >> every year the technology gets better and better.

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this is following three days of new yorks with iran and western countries over curbing the nuclear program. he said this, each day there is no agreement about that nuclear weapon's program, iran moves forward with making nukes. and he said the talks ended in the past hour. we know he rushed there yesterday because it looked like something was imminent. and obviously that did not play out. and we heard context from israel prime minister on the kind of deal they were considering and it gave way too much to iran and we needed to talk things back as western allies. secretary kerry called the meeting interesting and productive. they are going to take a bit of a breather and not reconvene until november 20th. and i would imagine israel's

prime minister benjamin netanyahu will inject himself in the conversation to bring forth his experience in dealing with iran. that's our fox report. huckabee in two seconds, have a great night. >> tonight on huckabee. >> i am sorry that they are finding themselves in the situation based on assurances they got from me. >> with his credibility on the line the president apologizes after lying about the health care. you will be able to keep your plan, period. >> was the damage done? >> he would tell anyone who cared to listen, he would be a navy seal. >> betrayed and demanding answers from the white house. >> our president has gloried in their excesses and exposing them they have put a target on their back. >> partners of aaron