that does it for us >> thanks for being with us. happening now begins right now. >> right now today's top headlines and brand new stories you will see here first. >> the moment of truth is obamacare is here. hours away is the administration's deadline to fix their website arrives tomorrow. and retailers are hoping for a holiday miracles as millions are hitting stores hunting for black friday deals and steals. a violent turn in some spots, though. there is a new study linking high cholesterol and breast cancer. that is raising concerns for women around the county. it is all happening now. >> less than 24 hours to go

until the white house's self-imposed deadline to fix the error-plagued website. >> i am ed henry in for jenna lee. did you have a good turkey? >> wonderful. we are excited for you to be in new york >> i am so excited to be here. >> new signs for the administration of trouble. medicare officials have dialing back and the progress tomorrow and scrapping the enrollment record that was planned for december. >> november 30th doesn't represent a relaunch of health care dot gov. there is going to be times after this when the website doesn't

perform up to standards. >> the president had a rough rollout. but he is shifting the focus to immigration >> that is right. earlier today we didn't have anything on the schedule for the president. now we have learned he is left with the white house pool and is headed to the national mall. they are visiting with a protest group known as fast for families. they have obstained from all food since november 12th except water. the republican leadership in the house wants to do leadership we form, but they want to do it piece meal with a focus on

boarder security. this has been a focus for the white house. the vice president and chief of staff have been there. an attempt to shift the focus from the so-called relaunch of the obamacare website to immigration reform. >> also, interesting that they had a lighter moment to celebrate at the white house. but realizing there is a deadline coming tomorrow. >> earlier today around 11 a.m. eastern time we saw the delivererance of the white house christmas tree. welcomed by the fist lady. every year since 1966 trees are delivered through the national christmas tree association. one can only guess the lobbying power of that organization.

an 18.5 foot douglas fur going to the blue room and it comes from a farmer in pennsylvania. there were other trees delivered from a farmer in new jersey as well. but the website will be able to accommodate 50,000 at one time and 800,000 in a given day. they expect some people might be stalled and those folks will be put into queue and receive messages to telling them when they should log on. >> i knew you would get the history of the christmas tree down. you wrote a book about water gate. would you call that the ultimate stocking stuffer? >> i would call it a heftty -- hefty one -- 17 years of work is what it reflects.

it is the true and balanced history of water great. i will filling in for windle who is filling in for ed. >> hopefully it will not take people 17 years to read the book. >> it has you. >> happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >> thanks, you guys. >> the white house gets a lot of e-mails and phone calls about it. and this teacher decided to pen a later saying this bill is causing a toxing environment and the reality is that any citizen disagrees with your administration is targeted. i hesitate to write for fear of retrobution. i watch you make fun of tea party members and others.

the president wrote back saying i have to challenge you on the notion that any citizen that disagrees with me is targeted or ridicul ridiculed. i have gone out of my way to listen to critcism. and then the president says it was the right thing to do for the country, but not the smart political thing. interesting he is knowledacknow the politics isn't working. what do you think about the president? giving him credit for acknowledging his critic and saying we have to fix this thing. >> i don't know he is saying we need to fix this. politicians whent things are no

going their way they take a step back and say this isn't poplar. we have been waiting for months for this to be fixed. we know the deadline is not going to be met. and you have a majority of people saying they don't think obama is being honest. he is trying to say i am not doing this for political reasons, put in the end, he thought it was going to work out politically for you. you cannot step back now and say it isn't for political reasons >> there are democrats and republicans pressuring him to go beyond fixing the website and fix the law.

do you think there is hope on washington of actually fixing the law? or republicans saying let's repeal and democrats saying they don't want to fix it. any attempt to fix the law? >> we have seen some attempts to fix this. this allowing folk tos tocopy tr plans. and maybe a push back for pay the penalties. you cannot find people to sign up because the website is broken. this is what happens when you have huge pieces of legislation and adding more on top of it creates more. the republicans have the upper hand saying we have been asking for repeal. and i think we will see as we get closer to 2014, democrats will jump on the bandwagon. >> pretty clear that in 2014,

the mid-term elections, health care is going to be a dominant issue. there are polls looking to 2016. cnn has a poll out and it is what we have known. hilary clinton and everyone us. 63 percent think he is going to be the nominee. if not joe biden. look at the republican side. chris christy. ran paul. paul ryan. ted cruz. do you think it is too soon? hilary clinton is the front runner on the left. is christy the frontrunner for the republican? >> i think it is too soon. we need to get past the midterms. most republicans who are leading this far out in the racend --

race end up not winning. -- a lot of people are looking at new jersey which is a blue state and seen him be able to get a couple things done in the state. but that doesn't mean it will translate on to a national stage. there is a lot of questions to answer about his two conser conservati conservative principles. >> it will be interesting to see if jeb bush starts pulling up. he maybe in here. >> here we go again. >> great to see you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and a fox news alert. from pakistan, a political party is touting themselves as anti drone and calling out the top

drone official. catherine is live with more on this. >> this is the second time in three years that pakistanii's have revealed the name of the station chief in pakistan. in this case the goal of the political party is to prosecute the station chief and director for wager war in connection with the november 21st strike. the state department read from prepared remark marks >> we have seen the reports and i don't have the comments on them other than to say we have a range of security dialogues with the pakistani's about a range of

issues. >> this is one of the most important counter-security groups. this is also a problem because the same political party in pakistan that claims to have outed the station chief is threatening to block trucks carrying nato supplies. with the final draw down of the troops in afghanistan next year, one analyst says there is a real jeopardy. >> as the united states begins to withdraw from afghanistan the status is to replace with machines. if the pressure grows to deminish or remove the use of them, that vacuum we create by

pulling out will be filled by the taliban, and perhaps over the long term al qaeda. >> the last time the station chief was identified was in 2010 and that individual was withdrawn by the agency. it is an open secret who this individual is. especially those working in pakistan. but the united states has to work with people who may turn and betroy and out them in a public why >> that is why we should give credit to those who do that work. they have that risk. >> back here at home. drones may soon play a key role in turning grapes into the wine under dinner table. wineries in oregon are exmrirror exmirror -- exploring --

precision farming. they could make wineries more productive. it is being tested in california's napa region as well. >> there is lots of talk from washington and around the world in the wake of the obama's administration interim deal with iran's nuclear program. and we are live for black friday and tell you how the shopping is going. going. [ susan ] ...as though he had never left.

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>> now shoppers across the

country are in a frenzy for the black friday sales. in las vegas police are investigating a shooting at target and a man arrested in new jersey after refusing to leave the store and attacking police. listen to this. >> he struck him in the chest. he went to grab what appeared to tackle him. >> he is an idiot. it is a television. >> we have live at the toys r us in new york city. is there madness there? what impact could we have from this shortened shopping season? thanksgiving so late and closer to christmas. >> absolutely, ed. no violence here. at most what we have here is in

need of an afternoon pick-me-up. toys-r-us opened at 5 a.m. and they were not packed, but now they are. they were open yesterday and you mentioned the shortened season. toys-r-us started last night at 5 p.m. they are extending the season to a point they have never seen here. national retail federation says over the entire season they expect shoppers to spend $600 billion over the next couple months. >> normally both of us are in washington. interesting because of the budget battles back there inside the beltway and analyst are

saying that could have a bigger impact. mid-december deadline and debt ceiling coming back. could that affect the community? >> many analyst blame it on the problem in washington. but we are in a lull even though the budget committee is talking to avoid another shutdown in february or at the end of january. it has been out of news. you talk to folks are you worried about anything in washington getting in your way for spending and you're not hearing anything about it. >> i was hoping you would work the word furby into your life. it back in 2013. they have updated it. it says among other things say

awesome sauce and cray-cray. if you can me one my daughter would lover it. >> i will get her one and you one. i want to hear him say cray-cray. >> cray-cray and awesome sauce quoting the furby. >> you have to stay tuned. >> being here in new york is interesting. my wife and i talk a stroll to get an idea of the madness. i took a picture. where is my wife? she is right there. there were people lined up to get there.

>> people that live here don't do this. >> too crazy and crowded >> a little cray-cray. my sister made an incredible feast and it was just a great time. we will do that when we come back. [ coughs, sneezes ]

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>> right now we are learning more about three girls held captive in arizona. they are pouring over journal keep by one of the girls. here is the police chief describing the sip situation. >> there is indication the girls

were brought here in a manner to isolate them. an a lot of had actions are demonstrating the facts they were being isolated. the fact when they were taken out to go to the bathroom, the highways were like a tunnel with sheets. there is a sense of isolation that was established for them. >> there is no such that went on in the house is gruesome. being isolated was the least part of the problems. torture and abuse allegations. neighbors had no idea anything out of the ordinary was going on >> the moment they entered we asked where did they come from and they pointed to the home. we didn't know children were in

the home. >> you were aware people lived there but not aware of the three girls? >> right. we knew two parents were there. >> shouldn't be called parents perhaps. at least for now, they are not parents. the kids have been kept together. three girls and placed in protective custody. how difficult of a case is this for prosecutors. the girls for six months were not bathed and fed only one meal a day and the journal details the other. >> are you asking how difficult to get a conviction? it is easy. what isn't easy is to undo the horrors that were done to these girls. i thought i had seen the worst

one human being could do but then i see this. these people are dispiciable. >> are you going to need them to testify and detail what happened to them? >> maybe you do. maybe you don't >> john, what do you think in terms of them saying we were good parents and no one saw anything was going on? even the facts they were home schooled. anyone on the hook to be obligated to look in on the girls? >> i think the parents will fall on the sword for this. assuming the facts to be true, they are going to look for a plea. the prosecutor doesn't want to

go to trial and put the victim's on the stand. they will get together and formulate a global settlement and give them an advantage to the girls to not testify. >> if i am the prosecutor i would get one of them to flip on the other. wouldn't you? >> right. you are hundred percent correct. and john is right, too. i would approach the 17-year-old. she kept the journal. her testimony alon was a journal and the evidence they found in the closet and too disgusting to mention. the fear of her testimony and physical evidence. any smart defense lawyers would tell team the plead as quickly as possible >> the bail is what i don't understand. $100,000 and $75,000.

these are not people you want out on the street. >> any time you put a bail or bond there is collateral that is secured. other things are taken into the account. whether they are united states citizens, fear of flight, the risk to the community. but the bail is low compared to what it should be. if you just use all of the counts, meaning all of the acts that were done, it could come out to hundreds of thousands, if not million. it could be raised at a later point. and bail is temporarily. they may have to put up the whole $100,000. >> it could have been no-bail. that is my question. thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> rising concerns and a bold

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>> a look at what is still to come. a new study linking high cholesterol and breast cancer. iran is sending mixed messages on the nuclear deal and what it could mean for us. and a new beer with a higher purpose. how one company is making a difference for veterans by giving them a helping hand. >> china's new airspace rules are fueling tension. they sent fighter jet over the disputed islands in the china sea. this is following an announcement from south korea that their planes flew over as

well as japan's. >> great to see you guys >> what behind this? >> there is a lot going on. it has been going on for a while. there is a set of islands and the map tells the story. if you look at the map, you will see china, south korea and japan are close together. and then in that area of the sea there are little islands. you would not think much of these. they are just a bunch of rocks. but the sea lanes and minerals around them are controlled by whoever owns them. and there is more than strategy there is emotion and history and politics here. japan, china and south korea have old wounds from world war ii. so these disputes bring a lot of passion out. >> are they taunting each other? or are they routine?

>> they are pushing the env envelope. some will make trips to plant flags and taunt. japan has a zone that means if you pass through the zone, you have to tell us. but all sides want to do more and more to be in a position where they can claim the island. i think last year japan bought three of the islands that were up for sale from private lan landowners. >> ownership is the goal for each. i want to switch to iran. i have been waiting all week to ask you about the interim deal. is it a deal at all?

>> first of all, no relations with iran for three decades. and now we have an agreement and they will freeze the program. it is as a four-page document. the thing that surprised me aside from 20% enriched uranium is taken off the table and that is a win. they agreed to things to increase transparency and give access and we didn't give them a lot. there is not a lot of sanctions relief. there is some. but not on big ones >> i want to make this point for folks at home. the sanctions have hurt the people of iran's. so the release of the sanctions

isn't more significant than what they have given in return? >> they are not released. we have done nothing on the banking sanctions or oil sanctions. we released sanctions on petro chemical sales and gold and precious metals. but the rest are in place and that will not change. what they gave and what he got we came out ahead on that one. >> very interesting. great to see you. take care. >> in golf, the lower the score the better. but one golf course in florida is waving green fees for golfers over the age of 90. i am excited for this story. steve, i don't know if you like to golf, we are not 90 but maybe there is hope. >> these people give you hope. 90-year-old members of the golf

course and will never have to pay again. >> i love golf. >> frank is hope to shoot a round of golf lower than his age. >> i am 91 going to be 92. so i hope from now until i get about 98. i will depreciate about five shots. >> i play once a week now. >> thanks to a new ordinance passed by a new city commission. five players over 90 are regular players. frank has been looking forward to saving the $1200 in yearly green's fees. >> what did you think at 89? >> one more year. >> i got them for my 90th bur d burged -- birthday -- >> helen focus on short swing

since she cannot hit it as far. >> do you ever get mad on the course? >> it is a game of golf. if things go wrong, accept them and go on. maybe the holes are better down the road. >> he is using the money to by a new putter. that is a thin blade putter and depends on feel. not easy for any age >> glad you brought that to us. once you get a putter you like, you have to stick with it. >> you might be right >> that the humbling for all of us want-to-to be scratch golfers. the obamacare website deadline is hours away and will they reach the goal? plus, couldn't wait to tell you about this a. new beer with a special purpose.

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>> a disabled veteran trying to help vets hwho have a hard time finding jobs is doing this with beer. his goal is to put 1500 members

to work. paul jones is here and he is chief and president of the veteran beer company. happy holidays to you. >> thank you for having me >> thank you for your service to the country. and now the service you are providing to viewers/veterans around the country. you are providing good beer and providing jobs to veterans coming back, some of whom are disabled. how is the beer selling and how far along are you in the goal of hiring 1500 people? >> the beer is selling well. we are relieved in illinois and indiana. we are expanding to other state in the spring. we did an evaluation to see how we did in the two states chose to home. we have 45 veterans working for the companies in those two

states now. we will continue to grow here and we are already doing recruiting in some of the expansion states in some of the states we are moving into in late february >> i mc'd a charity event and there is a program trying to hire people with disability and he was saying the point, especially when coming back from war with a disability, the best thing you can do is give them hope by giving them a job. can you talk about how important that is? >> i think tom hits the nail on the head. it is one thing to cheer for someone you see on the jumbo tron or slap them on the back. but folks need to prove their value to society. it is important and we stress this on a daily bases.

many team members are mising limbs and they are not broken, they are just broke in. they have among the sharpest people i have ever met. and i think they are the greatest human resource we have in america. but the work the united states military, both disabled and non-disabled do working thousands of miles away and we don't see that. >> and tell us is the bomb bomber based on someone at fox or somewhere else? >> well, sure it is based on jaime, actually. >> charmer.

>> from our perspective there is only the veteran. we don't talk about combat or non-combat we want to communicate the message of hope. >> thanks for your six pack and your service >> i love it is hand up and not a handout. thank you, paul. i want to talk about this medical breakthrough. what might be fueling breast cancer and how to fight it. and the the messy rollout of obamacare and how the glitches and promise could impact those running for reelection. did you talk about it over the thanksgiving table? i bet. we will be right back. ♪

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>> there is a new study that find high cholesterol may fuel the support of prest breast cancer. researchers are supporting that statins could help prevent the disease. doctors, i wish we were doing nasal congestion today but this is an important topic. i am wondering if the statins are showing progress of best cancer do you think more people will be but put on them? >> until recently we had no way

of counseling women to prevent drug cancer. lung cancer we can say stop smoking a smoking skin weekend and squ squin -- and skin we can say stay outf the sun, but now we have something for best. >> what is the specific cholesteral link? >> we are finding these levels are higher in the breast tissue in breast cancer. th this culprit allows to grow and spread as well. and a seven fold increase of dying with the higher level. >> can you test the levels? >> yes, you can test for

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new developments in our top stories. this black friday has seep it all. long lines and violence. we have the angles covered. >> and costing more than just turkey at thanksgiving dinner and roll out over shadowing times with families. and time to turn your kitchen

table in a dramatic roundtable. 911 calls released from panicked drivers trapped on a bridge swaying in the wind. it is all happening now. >> one down and two to go as my buddy ed henrow welcome to second hour of happening now. >> we figured that out who is in for who. hours away obama care, new signs that the white house may not meet the self imposed deadline to improve healthcare.gov. wendall, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: 80 percent of the people who go to the on line website to be able to have a successful experience, but republican law makers means that 20 percent failure rate and something that would not be successful in the private sector and also will not stem theatoid

of negative antidotes that the white house will have to deal with after tomorrow. darril issa talked to mike emmanuel. >> there is no question that the administration that promised to complete a marathon in 60 days going from a failed website will simply define success as being 50 or hundred foot on the multimile marathon. >> reporter: michigan congressman fred upton said a third of the on line marketplace hasn't been built yet. that is a really for concern. >> on one hand they say dead line on saturday, they will handle more people going on to healthcare.gov. and then they are discouraging people to going there and worried that it might be overwhelmed. >> reporter: that conflict is

borne out in practice. a couple of groups asked the democrat leaning groups from pushing people to get on line for sign up until it can handle more than 50,000 at a time. they need millions of young healthy people to sign up so that premiums will be reasonable. that means it is a shorter period of time in which to do that and they are still advertising for sign ups. this web a d begin to run this week. >> fixing that could cost you big but not in you have a health care plan. it is where you compare plans and get a low monthly payment as part of the health care law. >> reporter: the president said on lone improvements continue after this weekend and notes that people can sign up on the phone and in person.

>> a lot of talk about health care. the president and first lady were out talking a different subject. >> reporter: that is filed under the category for the president trying to make sure his agenda is not defined by the porly prepared website. he went over to the national mall to lend a group that is fasting to try to push the house of representatives to schedule a vote immigration reform. this is part of the president's agenda and he said there is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come. he's not the only one of his administration to visit this group. also dennis mcdonagh and vice-president biden lent his support for the group. >> i hope you had's wonderful turkey. we are waiting for you. >> you want to leave me already? >> me, to.

>> and there are claims that president obamaoused the holidays to politicalize obama care. and the president's political committee posting a thanksgiving picture and taking a look at this. this young man holding a big comboif to carve the turkey and followed by a picture of bandage hand and a caption food- related injuries happen a lot of time of year. it is a good time to talk about coverage. byron you are one of those folks who say the president is politicalizing thanksgiving with regard to obama care? >> hanukkah, to, if you look at the website. the president in orgnoising for president, his organizing group said the holidays is a good time for obama care, and anyone in

the family celebration that is not sewned up do seen up. if someone cuts a hand, slicing the turkey, it is a great time to talk about national health care. it is ham- handed and invited derision and criticism on the web and elsewhere. >> most of the people i talked to including the staff in the studio did discuss obama care over the dinner table over thanksgiving. and the question is, they go so far to bring you the questions that could come up and give you have had consumer american talking points of how to defend obama care. is that productive as fixing the website. >> a lot of people discussed obama care but not in the way organizing for america hope. it is an attempt to politicalize

what is a family event and americans giving thanks for all of their blessings and watching tv. it remineded people in the 2012 election campaign and they suggested that people who had birthdays and anniversaries and getting married could have an event reggist row and give all of their gifts instead of to the lucky person celebrating the birthday, give those gifts to president obama and his campaign. and it fit the pattern of the obama administration injecting a political element in a personal, family and sometimes religious holidays. >> if the president has attention of american people, those who are not covered and we pray for that. and interesting byron, a shift

by the president and first lady and moving forward on another topic and going to it a rally of activist that are fasting on immigration. >> this is a group called fast for families. the president's visit there on the national mall, it really illustrated a couple of things, one how important immigration reform is to the president and his agenda. many months before we had the disastrous obama care, passing immigration reform was the president's number one agenda item for his second term and this is an effort to cope that alive and a change intactics and those advocating comprehensive immigration reform. you are seeing more fasts, more protests and a slightly louder and strident argument for this. many of them felt they had accomplished their goal when the senate passed the gang of eight

bill. then it was bogged down and other events intervened and now they are really, really struggling to convince the house to do anything on immigration. >> interesting, byron, you wrote a great piece on the obama care and holidays. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> shopping for the best deal and retail iters pull out all of the stops. rich etson live in the toys or us. i gave you an assignment and i said you needed to delivery for us and we needed the new feshy. >> reporter: come on, man, you didn't think i could pull it off. you can teach it english and it is sleeping now. and i tried to get him to say. you woke him up. so this guy is a black friday

special last night. door buster for 29.99. and now 40 bucks and normally retails for 59 bucks. >> what is josing? >> reporter: i can't hear what he said. you have to teach it awesome socks. i haven't had time to teach it cray, cray and awesome socks. and congratulations, ed on that. >> take a step back and what are you seeing beyond the feshys, we are glad you got that. is it busier than you expected in toys rus and what does it bode? >> we have a shortened holiday season. they opened up last evening and opened up at 5:00. we were here at 4 o'clock for a dorbuster opportunity. it was not all that crowded at 4 or 5 o'clock. throughout the day it is much

more crowded and they are hoping to bring more folks in. there are fewer days in the holiday national season. and still they expect sex $02 billion on holiday shopping and despite the shortened season it will be 39.9 percent more than last year. >> nothing said awesome sauce like rich etson. thank you for spending your holiday it weekend with us. >> 2014 is fast approaching. and then the midterm elections. many democrats are in tough races. do they have going to hold up as an accomplishment? where should they focus? we'll debate that plus this. >> new questions about a deadly

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some disturbing new video of a deadly crane collapse in brazil. it was a giant crane that fell to the ground. it was in the world cup stadium and killed two workers on wednesday, there are now reports of a engineer warning the super voicer there would be problems with the operation and his concerns were tossed aside. the cause of that collapse remained under investigation. we should know in less than 24 hours if the obama administration lived up to his promise to get healthcare.gov up running smoothly.

the president said people could cope the plans and the roll outs are a nightmare for the white house and democrats fighting for their political lives. what can they do to overcome these challenges. we have ja mu green and dedee. we appreciate you coming in on the holiday weekend. >> nice to see you, ed. >> i want to start with you. i get a sense when they talk to republicans in washington, it is like carving up the turkey. are they leaking their chops. >> it is absolutely. it is a shame but it is a failure and this is not trying to manage expectations, i mean, this is a done deal. i don't think obama care will last. i think it will be repolled. so many problems with it. and the biggest problem is when

the president loyed and told american people they could keep their health care. no one believes him. the democrats are jumping-off the sstitanic and going to the lifeboat. they will lose in their districts. and they are hearing a lot of problems and phone calls saying what are you going to do about it? >> jamu, i wonder i am guessing that you are not buying, >> there is a lot to unpack, d'ama d'amato. the website launch was a failure there was a failure to launch, but the thing is, you are on the wrong side of most americans. most americans want the law to work. they want the website to work and more importantly they understand what it brings to them as far as health care is

concerned. 50 million people underinsured or uninsured who are banking on this website working. npoint taken. we have a pose of sound from the president. les list to what he said in the white house press briefing room. >> there is no doubt that our failure to roll out the a ca smoothly has put a burden on democrats, whether they are running or not. because they stood up and supported this, this effort through thick and thin. >> we'll get to dee- doe in a second. he said they screwed up. how do you run on it in 2014 and make a positive. >> they certainly have a lot of explaining to do and they have to go out there and said

remember when you could get kicked off of health insurance because you got sick, oh, my god, that is not happening anymore. you can get kicked off because you filled out one wrong answer? and remember when you couldn't get health insurance because of preexisting condition and women who had supported the affordable care. you are charged more. we can't focus on the broken website. it is being fixed. the health care law is about health insurance and there are those parts of the law that are working for people. medicare savings that seniors are seeing and latinos most uninjured population in this country. they are rooting for it to happen. and maybe that rooting will give obama. >> you are shaking your head and as you suggest that the website is a mess and the president

acknowledged that and he is trying to help millions of people. >> goals are one thing and getting it done is another. americans don't want this. all of the polls ng this. >> you are wrong. >> i am write. >> they want the. >> everyone is jumping ship and all democrats are jumping, they know they are going to lose the election. obama doesn't have to run again. no problem for him. his legacy is set. it is bad now. and members of congress who are in danger of losing their seats you think they will go down with him? ain't happening, they will bail. >> just because the president's roll out was a fail and you are they bungled it doesn't mean that americans don't want it to work especially the uninsured.

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a terrifying situation for drivers in seattle. you may remember strong winds and causing this bridge to swayback and forth. it was so bad some stopped and abandoned their calls. it was worried drivers. take a listen.

>> wow, really scary and remarkable that they did not shut it sooner. >> did i hear the bridge is it is moving and she's arguing with them saying i am sorry dot hasn't made a determination. >> dot nothing get us help. energies mother nature can be brutal and i hope the folks made it out okay. and i wonder if they will make it out okay with the irs. new questions about the now rules that the obama administration is changing the way nonadvocacy groups spend their money. you can believe that the proposal is sparking a bit of

controversy. carl cameron is all over that one. can you fill us in first? >> reporter: this is related to the nonprofit political group. 501 c4. basically they are americans for prosperity on the right funded by the coke brothers and priority cia that raises tens of pillions on the left and run by former obama aides. they want them to stop running political ads and suggesting that that is beyond the scope of tax exempt status. that has faced massive opposition and if they are adopted and that is a big if it would not happen until the 2016 election. the supreme court helped to create super packs and they are constitutional. critics say the obama

administration shouldn't be trying to limit free speech which is what this is about. and the others say the federal election commission should have jurisdictionine though the irs doesn't enforce how they get dealt with. it is tough to so it going very far. bottom line spending always goes up. in 2012 more than 6 billion were being spent and looking at the regoulgzs now, you can bet it will be more that 20 billion. >> or jamie either way. i know you are working all day. >> good to it see you, carl. >> black friday madness is taking a violent turn. and small business owners feeling the acts of obama care with a new round of cancellations. that's coming up next. when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose.

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welcome back everybody. black friday frenzy takes a scary turn. a police officer chased a shoplifting suspect out of the mall. >> the officer was struggling with the subject as he got into the car and the car started to move as the officer was partuallied in the car and the officer was dragged and quoit a distance.

>> wfld reporter had reported from the scone. >> reporter: this store had special hours for thanksgiving and remained open on a marathon schedule. the shooting happen on the drive way that leads to the dor. it involved police and a trio of men that tryed to get away. the police say the store security reported that someone was stealing clothing and two men were running to a waiting car. one officer tried to stop them and he got involved and was dragged. the police fired several shots and hit the driver in the shoulder. for hours the car and broken glass and shell casings were on the scene. but the store stayed hope to shoppers. >> it is shocking that two happen this close to my sister's house. when we found out about it.

if you were here at that time of night it is scary. you are here shopping and getting your things and shouldn't be happening. >> we are from jouleiet. we are familiar with that but around here it is scary to hear that at kohles. >> reporter: they have three suspects in custdoe. 52-year-old charles and 51 year old gerald and russell. the driver is expected to survive and the police was treated and released from the hospital. >> it sounds loc one of the people trying to make a funny. joliet and roamoville. whatever. we thank you for that report. >> that story illustrated the danger facing the crowds in the hours on black friday. you can get everything you need and the great deals in the

safety of your home. here is the best black friday strategy and thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. what i never get is how people seem to think whipped in the frepzy by the retailers and media and others and think unless i shop on black friday, i can't get a deal. >> that's not true. there is a lot of great door buster deals available on black friday and fantastic deals available on line and you can shop in the first of your own home. >> talking about soiber monday and people take a long weekend off. and they get back to work and employers don't like to hear this. shopping goes up and productivity goes down. you expect it to be a big cyber monday and it is a shorter season here. >> we are losing six days in the holiday season. that's why they are offering deals and a lot of stores are open on thanksgiving. it is the biggest on line

shopping day in history and we expect a 10-point jump over that this year and it is exciting as people become more comfortable shopping on line. >> we want uponed to figure out people are bombarded with black friday and cyber monday deal and this is what you can do. amazon.com. what are the top two or throw tips to navigate this? >> i would recommend to a consumer, stay organized and make a list of gifts and retail price and you so a deal you know how strong it is. black friday and sunday and monday are strong in the following three categories, electronic and video games and dvd's and clothing and accessories, my advice is to stay focused for this long week scombeekous price comparison tools and like goggle shopping

and shop sa vvy app to get a sense of what retailers are looking at in terms of prices and look for coupons and what people can do with best buy and different seats and walk us through. >> if you don't want to shop in stores. strong deals in amazon and ebay. and old navy is offering 50 percent in store and on line. and best buy is offering deep discounsels as is walmart on line. and utilize black friday page or cyber monday page to help stay organized. >> it is interesting. electronics category and we have moving forward what categories are bigger on cyber monday and beyond. >> thankfully they are similar in the deals that are strong and moving forward closer to christmas deeper discounts with

tois and wunter apparel. you can hold off and have the deals happening in the christmas season. and they can check out to get the answers. my son wants the xbox 1. the old one doesn't have anything wrong with it. >> and mom gets to weigh in on that i am sure. people to shop at locals a day mom and pop stores. they may be hard hit by obama care. small businesses are losing insurance plans and finally can no longer afford to cover the employees. dom nick joins us live with one couple's story. >> and hey, there, jamie, small businesses are less than 50 percent of the people on the payroll. that is 50 people on the payroll. let me get my facts straight there. they are not required to offer

health insurance but those who do are available for a tracks credit. one arizona business provided care for the staff for years and come this january. they may have to say no. it choses to give the employees, too. >> it is an obli gaugz. >> they were shocked when humana sent a cancellation notice for the current policy and saying it was not commri apt with the affordable care act. >> and we want to pick up the a ca commriant plan it is 60 percent more expensive and it floored us. >> that price jump is what they can't afford. the employees are confused about what that means for them in the new year?

>> do i need to have the insurance go into police before the end of the year or am i able to wait until after the first of the year. >> are we going to have coverage? >> and they are trying to work it out with the broker. they are not happy. and the search continues and they admit they are disappointed. >> i thought because we don't have that many employees and not required to provide insurance we would not have all of the regulations coming down on us. >> we are getting similar stories all over the country and earlier this week, the obama administration announced on line marketplace to shop for coverage and being delayed. and for now, owners can go through an aenls or a insurance company directly and that's what the dunns are doing. but the bigger question posed

here, so many companies which are the back bone and 80 percent of the u.s. economy. and many more millions of people can be affected by this and the scale is not calculated yet. >> that is a huge part of the marketing sector. we feel what they are going through. and thank you so much for the report. diagram >> we can probably roll some of the picks that we have got from yesterday. there is my daughter who lit up the screen there. >> are those vegetables on the plate. her brother needs to get vegetables. my sister choline and my mother christie put this feast together and i need to get on the treadmill. there is the desert table. my nenow andinose and son and my daughter who wanted to graduate

up to the big table. they all put it together and everyone worked hard and great to get the family together. >> i always had to sit in the kiddie table. >> what is this? >> this is thanksgiving eve. i was not feeling so great and i didn't make the big celebration. maur own and doreen and norine. she was here from los angeles and her beautiful daughter summer. and they were here visiting with her husband and this is maureen, yesterday we had a chance to wish each other a great thanksgiving and i think the smart one is norine because she is in florida. >> i wondered why you didn't want to cough on your friends and family at thanksgiving and more than willing to come out and hang out with me. >> you never take a day off. it is a mystery skchlt just

a short time ago. there was kind of a very interesting situation a comet zoomed past the sun but did it remain intact? >> the guy we are going to talk to about is col. there is a bizarre case of a couple who tried to return their son years after adopting him. we'll be right back. >> return a child. what are you talking about. is there a return to sender stamp on those children? .

>> now a ohio couple is facing charges for trying to return their 19-year-old son to child service. the couple claimed he was threatening them with a combiechlt prosecutors say children don't come with return to sender stamps.

>> children are like the box of chocolates. when they are born bo your life whether by adoption or natural means, you really never know what you are going to get. but you have the responsibility especially if you have the means to care for them, certainly up until dult hood. >> the couple is pleading not guilty to nonsupport of depends after it returned the by to county children's services last month. that is a pretty crazy story. >> it is a bird, plane. it is up in the air. scientist are evaluating the emages whether a space rock survived the close encounter with the sun. some say it didn't and others point to a light streak. and to explain it allitous is

corey powell editor at large of the mag zone. >> hello. >> there is a lot of excitement about this what happen? >> let me back up and explain why they are excited about whether the comet is alive or dead. it is unlike anything else we have seen before and i never seen astronomers so giddy. it formed four and half billioping on. the earth changed and all traces of that is past. the comet was flung out and dope frozed this whole time. it is a left over time of the birth of the solar system and the time the earth formed and so it is a time capsule and everyone wants to know. what happened? did it live or do i and right now they are scratching their heads. did it break off or what hurled

it toward the surface at this point? why now? >> basically this comet is hanging out in dope freeze the whole time and it got a numbing. we are not sure why. but it started falling to the sun and it passed the sun yesterday and we have seattles and spacecraft all over the solar system that are watching. we have amazing imagines. the answer to if it is alive or dead, is yes. comets are mysterious things. we see a streak or cloud or tail. we don't know what it is. and yet, it is a good example of saying we understand everything unverse. they can't figure out what is

going on. >> that's what i wanted to ask you. the pictures are actually of the comet and what do you learn from this? >> this is an intact sample of the stuff the earth formed from. and where did the earth's oceans and is there other planets that are good for life? there are a lot of big questions hanging for centuries and thousands of years and this is a way to get answers and they it are picking apart atom, by atom, what it is made of. what you will hear in the next weeks or months, you may not hear it cited by name, but oh, there is a new theory of how the earth formed and oceans came from and new idea of how to look

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testifies that he does not know if his ex, nigella, took drugs, despite previous e-mail claims that suggested that. i woas excited to get into this case. one of our producers told us the case is dripping with sex. not a phrase i usually use or hear when i'm covering the white house. so let's jump right into it. alex, why don't you start and tell us how the latest developments and sex appeal and drugs have been fueling the entire case? >> today, the big piece was getting charles saatchi on the stand to answer these allegations that he put into an e-mail about his ex-wife's use of drugs. he accused her of being on a long drug binge and said that the grio sisters were going to get off because of her pattern of drug use. >> do you think they are going to buy this, her ex-husband

saying no, never mind? >> first of all, there is no evidence she engaged in any drug use. second, it is not even relevant in the case. i don't think this case belongs in a criminal court. i think it is a private dispute. i think in a civil court, hands down, the sisters would win, because for four years, they were on a spending spree, yet mr. saatchi failed to look at his credit card statements. he had a finance director that knew about all this spending and didn't bring it to his attention because he thought it was a trivial matter. i find this really hard to believe, that this case is even in criminal court. >> should this case even be moving forward? next step? >> i don't think it is. if you look at the evidence, he is absolutely right. you are sitting there. if your kid is taking $20 a week from you to go to the movies every week and three years later, you say, wait a minute, he has been stealing from me. it is the same idea. this should have gone to criminal court. the evidence does not look for the prosecution and crown court

in the u.k. it has been a really tough day for them. >> brian, make a prediction for us. is this going to get thrown out? >> it should be thrown out. if it is not thrown out, i this i these sisters will be acquitted. i think again saatchi needs to start reading his credit card statements and find a new finance director. >> alex? >> happy thanksgiving, by the way. >> happy thanksgiving. alex, do you want to venture a little guess about what's next in this awfully spicy trial? >> i can't imagine what's coming next. i will say, it is only going to be juicy. you had today, mr. saatchi slamming on the witness stand. i wouldn't be surprised if it is not an acquittal. happy holidays. back to our top story. it is less than 24 hours until a major deadline for obama care. the promise of a website fix. the president appears to be trying to change the subject with an impromtu trip. we are going to tell you where he went. we are live at the white house. the incredible story of this

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i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. two hours down, one to go. president obama possibly seeking to shift attention away from the crippled health care website one day before the white house deadline to get the white house website moving smoothly. >> so much fun to have you here, ed. >> i'm ed henry. >> i'm jamie colby in for jenna lee. the administration has been promising a vast many prichlt for healthcare.gov by the end of this month. that's tomorrow. deadline. for the white house, the stakes are really high. wendell goaler is live on the north lawn. have they lowered expectations for the so-called fix, wendell? >> reporter: they are doing

that. they are promising a vast improvement but not perfection. people say there will still be glitching in the old healthcare.gov even after tomorrow's deadline. they have called off plans for democratic groups to make a big push for people to do online signups. they don't want too much pressure on a website only able to handle 50,000 people at a time. at its best moment, raising concerns about why the federal government does so poorly in buying information technology and tends to spend more and get less than the private sector. that's something that california republican congressman, darrell issa, would like to change. >> $82 billion of spending. this is not the failed project. getting procurement right is going to take legislative changes, something that hopefully the senate will realize, because the house has already gun moving real reform in this area. >> issa and virginia democratic

congressman, gerald connolly, a proposed legislation to reform the way federal government buys information technology. administration officials say they will consider the healthcare.gov to be successful if 80% of the people that try and enroll online have a positive experience. republicans say that would never be considered successful in the private sector. >> wendell, the president has a lot on his plate. clearly, this is one of the big agenda eyitems. today, he addressed another one. where did he go? >> reporter: the president is trying to make sure that all the attention over the fault he health care website doesn't overshadow the rest of his agenda. so he hopped in the motorcade, the beast, and traveled a short ways away to the national mall where a group called fast for families is trying to push the republican-led house to schedule a vote on immigration reform. the president told them it is no the a question of whether

immigration reform will pass but how soon. the only thing standing in the way is politics. he thanked the folks there for their sacrifice and dedication. vice president biden and mr. obama's chief of staff and a couple of his cabinet secretaries have also lent their support to the effort. >> wendell goler, live on the white house lawn. thousands of seniors in ten states learning that they are losing their doctors. united health care is dropping thousands of physicians from its medicare advantage network. united health care is the largest medicare advantage insurer in our country with nearly 3 million members. customers that want to keep their doctors now have one week left to choose new coverage for next year or they have to start looking for a new doctor covered by the revised plan. we'll keep you posted. >> health care, a big issue in the 2014 mid-terms and looking ahead to 2016. the race for the oval office shaping up behind the scenes. chris christie is leading the pack of potential republican

candidates far ahead of rand paul and others. hillary clinton leaving other democrats in the dust. nina easton is a senior editor at "fortune." a fox contributor. great to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> happy thanksgiving. what do you make of chris christie? folks say he might be a popular republican governor in a blue democratic state. how in the world is he going to win the republican nomination? based on this poll, do you think he is a front-runner or does he still have the simple problem of how does he get the nomination? >> those are excellent questions. you and i both know from our experience covering these elections the person two years out is not necessarily going to be the nominee. i remember when donald trump or herman cain were leading the polls. what you are seeing is a split among the tea party candidates that adds up to about 34%. then, you have governor christie

pretty much out there controlling all of the moderate votes. that does put him in a good position. >> if you look at the democratic side, the poll also said if former secretary clinton were not in the race, joe biden, would get 43%, elizabeth warren, very liberal, 17%, and the governor right here in new york, andrew cuomo, would get 15%. what do you make of if secretary clinton does not make it into the race. what are are thoughts about elizabeth warren, who has excited a lot of people on the left. is she somebody that could catch fire ala barack obama, 208? >> she is farther to the left than even barack obama was. i see her more as a spoiler if hillary clinton does run. what you are seeing now are activists on the left expressing some consternation with hillary clinton. i have a column coming out in the next issue of "fortune" that's going to look at how environmental activists,

particularly those that oppose fracking, which is behind our national energy boom in the u.s., those activists have attacked her. they are going to raise concerns about drones. they are going to raise concerns about the nsa issues. there are all sorts of issues out there that are activating the left. i think somebody like elizabeth warren is very well positioned to get that support from the activists who, by the way, are very loud, vocal and strong in primaries. less than in a general election. they don't carry as much weight. in a democratic, primary election, they can carry a lot of weight. they can pose a really big headache for somebody like hillary clinton or a joe biden. >> if clinton doesn't get in, andrew cuomo, 15%. i want to get one more of the quick thing, health care. in the cnnorc poll basely said 48% favor the law.

58% oppose. we have seen this in fox news polling and others. my question is, if you go in there, favor, opposed obama care, among whites, 31% favor, 31% oppose, 67% favor, nonwhites, 60% favor, 40% oppose. my question is, in 2014, we expect health care to be a big issue. republicans say they want to run on it and that there is going to be a lot of bad news they are going to highlight. by 2016, could the president, democrats have turned the corner once some of the benefits start kicking in. >> certainly, that's their hope. i think the danger of the whole health care issue for the president has left the website i think things are going to eventually work out on the website. it is a technical issue. the concern that the democrats should have in 2014 and 2016 is that this is supposed to be a safety net program. it is supposed to give people some level of comfort when, in

fact, it is injecting a level of ensecurity and anxiety into the population. people are losing their health insurance policies. you are seeing that certainly in the individual market. we've seen a lot of people get cancellation notices, millions of people. now, and this will really affect 2016, you have predictions, particularly from the american enterprise institute, a conservative think tank, is predicting tens of millions of more americans losing their policies because small business policies are going to be canceled that don't measure up to the obama care standards. there is going to be another round of this coming in a year to a year and a half. if that continues to play out and roll out, i think that's really going to hurt democrats. by the way, republicans are really hurt by the government shutdown just a couple months ago. we were all talking about republican party, the lowest standing in the polls historically. look how fast it has turned. >> it can turn in either direction between now and 2014

and 2016. great points, specially because the white house has walled off and said these cancellation notices are just a small percentage. if it starts affecting employer-based health care, a big problem for the democrats. good seeing you, nina. >> good seeing you, ed. to pakistan and the growing backlash over u.s. drone strikes. a political party revealing what it claims to be the name of the top cia spy in that country saying he should be charged with murder. chief intelligence course up correspondent, katherine heritage is live in washington. this is pretty serious? >> it is. the second time that pakistanis have claimed to reveal the name of the cia aechlt top spy known as the agency's station chief in pakistan. the goal of the pakistani political party is to prosecute both the station chief and the c.i.a. director for murder and waging war in connection with a

november 20 drone strike in pakistan. the cia is not commenting. the department spokesperson before the whole daybreak read from prepared remarks. >> well, they have seen those reports. i don't have any specific comments on them other than to say that obviously, we have a range of security dialogues with the pakistani about a range of issues. as you know, we, as a standard process, don't speak to them. >> the cia station chief in pakistan is one of the most important counter tourism positions, because they are at the tip of the spear when it comes to urgent leads. they run the drone campaign and they are the liaison between the u.s. and pakistani government intelligence services, jamie. >> katherine, that that led to other concerns? >> they are threatening to block trucks carrying supplies to and from afghanistan. with the final drawdown of u.s.

troops in afghanistan next year, one military analyst says, there is real jeopardy when you look at the bigger picture. >> as the u.s. begins to withdraw units out of afghanistan, the strategy is to replace that with machines, with armed and unarmed drones. if the pressure grows in pakistan to either diminish or god forbid remove the possibility of the use of the armed drones, that vacuum that we will create by pulling out of afghanistan will inevitably be filled by the taliban, by the hakani network and perhaps over the long term, al qaeda. national security experts are emphasizing today that when you out, if that's what happened, the cia station chief, you create real long-term threats, no the only to them but also to their family even if they leave pakistan and return to the united states. once this information is out there, it can never be taken

back. >> we have to make sure it doesn't happen. the risk is overwhelming. >> the problem with this particular situation is the very people who the cia station chief has to work with, the intelligence services in pakistan, it is well-known who these parties are. it is almost impossible to prevent them from turning on us eventually, which is the pattern we have seen over the last six years. >> incredible they have that kind of power. >> katherine, thank you so much. >> disturbing report, ed speaking of extremism. a death shocked the world. a british soldier savagely attacked in the middle of a busy london street. a chilly details. >> i want to say that i will love him and always will. i am proud to be his wife. demonstrations turning violent as hundreds crashed with riot police. we are going to tell you why they say they want their president to step down right now. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land,

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black friday falling later than usual this year. that has retailers sprinting to get more shoppers in the door offering deep discounts hoping to get us to open up the wallet and spend some money. the race is on and our own robert gray is live at a target store near los angeles. how do they handle the crowds there at that store's opening? >> they had them lined up. people came out wednesday night to get in last night at 8:00 p.m. local into the target here. some more than 300 folks were lined up outside. the way they handled the door busters, the big flat screens that were deeply discounted. they actually gave them claim check tickets if you will. so there were only 35 of them. you had a number, 1 through 35. you didn't have to body-check people to get in to get back to the tv. you already had a claim on it. we talked to a woman earlier, she and her friend came away with three of those. they managed to do a little teamwork and got all the tvs they needed in addition to other

items. they want to get you in the door with the door busters and to spend more than you had planned and buy some full-prizced items or items that are not quite as deeply discounted. this is the biggest shopping day and a shorter season. taking a quick look at some of the items that people are ringing up, it is interesting. they have the electronics. we talked about the big tvs, the beats head phones being discounted. one thing they are doing with apple and the ipad, is that they generally don't allow retailers to lower the prices and put apple prices on sale. apple doesn't. target offering gift cards here the atarget if you buy one of these ipad airs or one of the minis. what's interesting is that folks are not only loading up with the more expensive items or coming with a gift card but they are stocking up on pajamas, $5 here for you, ed, and also on towels. they are getting the staples at a deep discount in addition to

some electronics and other christmas gifts. >> i think you need a bigger size on the jammies but i'm looking at the ipad. target will give you the gift card and they want you to come back and spend more money at their stores. smart little strategy. >> have a great holiday. >> robert in his jammies. you had to go there. a murder that shocked and horrified the world six months ago is back in the spotlight. two men accused of hacking this british soldier to death right on a london street in broad daylight. the suspects are now on trial and the prosecution is outlining the chilling details in that brutal attack. our amy kellogg is following the developments in the case live from london. >> oh, jamie, it was a day for reliving tragic events full of very graphic and disturbing detail. scotland yard released some new images today. we got to see the car that actually ran over fuse sa lear,

lee rigby violenting turning and hitting him and attacking him with a meat cleaver and knives. one very nearly be headed him. both suspects, islamist extremists. one of them, michael. adubalagio, told police after the murder, your people have gone to afghanistan and raped and killed our women. i am seeking retribution. he was a father of a 2-year-old boy. he was wearing a help for heroinheroes shirt. the murder took place in broad daylight. police today in court released cctv footage of rigby getting off an underground train just before he was attacked. some of his family members could not bear remaining in the courtroom for some of the evidence and simply had to leave. the murder, which occurred back in may, touched a nerve in

britain where there was an outpouring of grief for rigby and a mountain of flowers. notes of con dedolences and churches. one woman with a check from $15 and a note and said, please buy something to put a smile on lee's son's face. these messages of support are what got them through the very tragic events of his death. today in court, the prosecution, as much as it highlighted all of this, there were some tales of heroism. a woman that sat there stroking rigby's head as he lay there lifeless and other tales of people that try to confront these alleged killers, who, by the way, at this point, jamie, are still saying that they are not guilty. it all continues for several weeks. back to you. >> we will be following the details, amy. thank you so much. live from our london bureau. ed? >> tensions very high in the ukraine right now as hundreds of protesters crash with riot

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a novel idea, christian bookstores coming together to create an app for christians. called idisciple allowing them to search for christian books without having to sift through tons of websites. it will stream media. the fee is donated to other christian nonprofit organizations. on black friday, you couldn't have any violence if you had idisciple. it wouldn't work. growing tensions in asia over china's controversial air space rules. sending fire jets to control their new air defense zone over disputed lands in the china sea after japan and south korea announced their military planes had flown through the zone with no interference from china. chuck nash is a retired navy captain. so thankful to have you today and for your service to our nation.

we need to say that on this weekend. tell us. do you think this is just bluster or is this a serious problem we need to be paying attention to? >> thanks, ed. it is good to be with you. i think what the chinese are doing is they are starting a long-term policy of starting to exert claim on air space, islands. they are pushing out their sphere of influence, part of a long-term strategy if the international community accepts it, it will stand as law. it is incumbent upon not only the countries in the region but all of the free nations to not give in to this bluster and continue to treat the air space as it has been treated for the last 50 years. >> to your point, the commander in chief decided to send two b-52 bombers from the u.s. into this disputed area and make it clear we were not giving china a head's up before it happened. smart move from the commander in chief? >> absolutely, positively.

the united states of america, both the navy and air force, have continued to maintain freedom of navigation and specially over international waters and to exert operations inside international air space for that very reason. once you start to give it up, it becomes accepted and then it becomes standard and then it becomes almost like common law. >> let's take a step back. as i have covered the white house, there has been a lot of chatter around 1600 pennsylvania aavenue. the president is not getting a lot of his domestic agenda, pinned down with health care and turning more and more to foreign policy in the second term. most people have expected that be to be about the mideast, israeli-palestinian conflict, egypt. all those important places. is this a reminder we have to pay close attention to asia as well? not just china but north korea out there as well. >> absolutely. with all the problems in iran, some of which are making back to the carter administration, consistent policy of not dealing

with iran properly, the last thing we want to do is have trouble in east asia. the navy, the military, we're moving more of our force structure to the pacific and to a person look, because we realize that china is coming on as a dominant power in the region and it has our allies, with whom we have treaty responsibilities, treaty for protection, in case they are attacked. it has them rather nervous. i have got 15 seconds for you to wrap it. >> do you think that we talked -- we use the word bluster before. what's next? is china just rattling the saber. what do you see as next in this? >> i think a lot depends on how we deal with it. this is now a face issue for them. i think it was ill-advised to come out with something knowing that the united states and other u.s. allies in the region would never give in to such activity. >> sharp analysis, captain chuck nash. we appreciate you coming in and we appreciate your service to our nation. >> thank you, ed.

nice being with you. >> appreciate it. electronics are always hot items on black friday. this year, holiday shoppers have plenty of options. you can go for the mac or p.c.s or google's new chrome book. all that competition has big name brands fighting for your dollar. what's on your wish list, dan? >> all of it. i want to spend as little money as possible. consumers are benefiting from a battle between google and microsoft that are trying to corner that entry-level laptop industry. google has made some inroads with its chromebook. google has captured 20%-25% of the market for laptops priced under $300. most of the sales, we're told, have been made to schools that issue computers to students. now, google is going after the wider consumer market with a chrome book from acer that has a touchscreen for $300.

analyst say the competition is strong in the lower cost lab top and tablet market as countries see buyers are more press conference and want more for less. >> google has a product that is competitive. it is going to stay in the marketplace. we are looking and appreciate the fact that there is some more competition out there. >> microsoft points out that kroembook still only gets 1% of the worldwide p.c. and tablet sales. it is going after google with a new installment of its scrugle add campaign. without internet access, they are next to worthless. when you are on their famous browser, you are being tracked to sell ads to you. >> they power advertisement by learning as much as they can about you. on g mail google goes through every word of every mail that is sent to or from your g mail account and they use that to

target you with ads. >> google declined our request for an interview. their earnings last year topped $10 billion and google and microsoft still lag far behind apple which last year earned $41 billion. jamie? >> those are big numbers. thanks so much. good to see you, dan. >> speaking about those high numbers, special discount for golfers with a price that just can't be beat. you can only collect if you have a high number, above 90. i am not talking with your handicap. we'll explain. >> what can democrats running in next year's mid-terms crow about. now that the administration is dialing down expectations for the obama care website. eating ck for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief!

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open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare tick-tock. less than 24 hours before the administration's self-imposed deadline to fix the website. they have tempered expectations with an acknowledgment that the website will not be functional any time soon. the botched website has caused them to distance themselves from the president's biggest domestic achievement. mike gallagher and richard valor is the host of the richard valour show. good to see you. listen, 2 1/2 hours in, i am going to try not to cough in your ear.

i am so sorry. as the obama care website is desperately trying to hang on, so few people can get on there and make it work. mike, you first. the president today, a little bit, he took a turn and focused on immigration. he went and visited protesters. what does he have to do and what do republicans have to do to let the american people know what they have got and what they haven't gotten. >> republicans are going to stay focused like a laser on the debacle like obama care. the only concern i have is that americans have short memories. by electiontime next year if they have somehow miraculously smoothed out some of these glitches, democrats are going to try to avoid obama care. if republicans are smart, they are going to stay focused and say, listen, this was the president and the signature achievement of democrats. they can't run from this. when you promise millions of people you won't lose your health care and you do, that's

hard to shake off. i really believe that everything points to november of next year in terms of the political front to see if republicans will be able to continue to take this political momentum going forward and saying, this has been a bad law, a bad idea. democrats and particularly president obama are to blame. >> rich yaard, what would be yo advice? who is watching this unfold and has to answer the questions, who talked about at the thanksgiving table about the glitches, for the website and the program as a whole. >> thanks for having me, jamie. there is no question there is hesitation in the american people because the rollout didn't go as planned. i think where i agree is that americans have short memory spans and next year in november, they won't remember this. by this time shall the website will be working. millions of folks will get an opportunity and a chance to get health care. hopefully, we will see the economy turn around and the president is making major gains

in foreign policy and all of those will impact voters decision. i think this is about two different world views. you have one world view where there is a political party that will shut down the government and do everything possible and celebrate after every flaw in the affordable care act. you have another side where they will look back on their american's health care insurance in states like california, maryland. people are signing up in droves to get health care. >> there is no question this is a competing world view. our world view is that this isn't the government's responsibility from cradle to grave. i am hoping that on our side, ma americans are resent fufull of mandate. we better hope if we are a democrat that americans forget they were lied to by the president. >> it's not optimism. it is the truth. the truth is here, jamie, this economy has turned around thanks

to this president and the policies. >> oh, please. >> thanks to policies like nancy pelosi and harry reid. >> back to obama care, because i really do want to ask this question to both of you. approval numbers. each of you, if you could comment, mike, you first. what is the true impact of the president's declining approval numbers on democratic candidates that will have to run next year? >> it is absolutely huge. this thing is wildly unpopular. this has impacted every single american, whether it is a business owner who isn't expanding, because he knows he can't afford it and to richard's point about hoping things go better next year. you are still going to have millions of people, i think, faced with much higher premiums, lousier coverage, coverage they don't want and they can't get out of this. a 58% showing opposition, that's

bad news. >> the key word he said there, i think. what we know is that the website will be fixed in the very, veneer future. when it comes to this election, there is no question that the president's approval ratings are low. lower than his approval ratings are the approval rating for those in the republican party. they are ten times bigger than ted cruz or ed lee. what are our best chances of keeping the economy on track, voting for people that understand we need the economy for those that work for those that work for a living. >> fair and balanced, that's how we do it. take care. happy holiday. now, some florida golfers in their golden years saving green on the green. waving annual fees for seniors when they hit 90 years old, as in their age, not a score. steve harrigan is nowhere close to 90 years of age but he is live in miami.

>> the head pro at new symrna beach says, this is a way to say god bless you to anyone who is 90 years old and can still play a full round of golf. >> reporter: frankton is hoping to shoot a round of golf low are than his age. >> i am 91, going to be 92. i hope from now until i get about 98, i'll only probably depreciate about five shots. >> they golf for free thanks to a new ordinance passed by the city commission. five members over 90 are regular players. frank coscoka has been looking forward to saving the $1200 in yearly greens fees. >> what did you think when you were 89? >> one more year. >> i got it for my 90th birthday. >> 93-year-old helen griffith began to focus on her short game

when arm strength declined and she could not hit the ball as far as she used to. she said the most important thing is being outside with other people. >> do you ever get mad out on the golf course? >> no. it's the game of golf. if things go wrong, accept them and go on. maybe the other holes will be better. >> now, he may put the money he saves in greens fees toward a new putter. >> just a piece of carbon now. >> he has been using this one 60 years. >> we followed him and watched him play four holes, every shot, right down the middle. >> great stuff. happy holidays. >> i played with greg norman the golfer a couple of days ago in florida. i am hoping i will be alive when i am 90. >> god bless them for being out on the course and moving up your little pga golf tie tack. >> i have some cuff links here. >> you are all official and you love your putter, you told me. a man who thought he lost

everything in the recent -- why are you guys laughing? >> this guy lost everything he thought in a tornadoout break in the midwest. i cannot wait to tell you this story. this little puppy is only six months old and he comes home. >> that's awesome. >> wall street looking to end 2013 on a roll. that's good news for your 401(k)s, iras but will they keep climbing higher or are they ready to come down. stay with us.

well, if you have a 401(k) or an ira, your account is likely having a good year, because wall street is, in fact. it has been on a terror this year. the s&p and the dow with a combined 12-record closing highs

just this month alone. the good times keep on rolling next year. joining me now is an economist at the university of maryland and former chief economist for the u.s. international trade commission. pet peter, thanks for joining us. you know how many people don't open those statements at the end of the year. they are petrified. they think they don't understand it or they may have lost their money. in particular, is this a year you might want to take a look. >> most of them are going to have statements that are all the way up, unless they are in gold or oil, some of the commodities, they have done very, very well. anyone with a broad-based index fund, the s&p, has done really well. this has been a very good year. >> is diversification still the way to go, a little bit of bonds and foreign investment and gold. even though this has not been the best year for gold. >> it's tough for the ordinary guy to do that. my suggestion is to invest in a broad-based index fund, for example, like the s&p index fund

like vanguard or usaa. that covers 500 stocks. 80% of the u.s. stock market. moreover, those stocks earn half their profits abroad. you are really getting the foreign markets with them. in addition, everybody should have some cash. younger people, a little bit less. older people like myself, a little bit more. for contingencies and that sort of thing, this is not a bad time to own gold, not a lot of it, not gold bars. maybe 5%, 10% of your portfolio. the time to buy gold is not when it is high but whether it is low. this is that time. oil stocks may be the same. not a lot of them. don't place all your bets there. >> when you look at the number of what you have and you want to actually save for retirement, when and only when would borrowing from your retirement account be okay? >> never. only when you are pinned up against the wall.

it is such a bad thing to do. you lose the growth and people have trouble paying it back. if you borrow five years worth of money out of the retirement account, it is going to take you five years to put it back. you have really lost ten years in the process. that's a terrible thing to do. live within your means, try to keep your expenses down. my view in life is, buy the ford escape, not the ford explorer. buy the focus, not the 500, where they call it the taurus now. those cars are enough for you. go out on black friday. don't go out on thursday and friday and saturday. >> scale back. it is not about the stuff but about saving. >> moderation. >> thank you so much, peter. happy holiday to you. >> happy holidays big brother is watching. how retailers are keeping an eye on you when you shop, even at home. what you need to know next. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously.

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you've been hearing all day how you can get black friday deals but retailers are looking at you. they're using consumer behavior strategies how we shop online, walk through the aisles of the door. we're joined by chris, ceo of silverback companies. we've been talking about how it's a shorter holiday season. that puts more pressure on retailers. the one who survive have to get serious about digital, don't they? >> the ones who survive absolutely have to get serious about digital. because there's six days fewer until the holiday. we have 27 days -- >> thanksgiving is so late. >> thanksgiving is so late. we're seeing delta. delta between retailers that are mobily prepared, prepared devices so their website looks good on this mega computer we

all carry around. they're seeing a 20% lift. retailers that aren't prepared only seeing a 14% lift. >> if you have an app, you're in the store, they're sending you notifications, go to this aisle -- >> it works better. the retailers paying attention to spending -- 36% of individuals are leveraging social media to conduct research before they even step foot into the retailer's store. once they understand this, paying attention to it, respecting the consumer, those retailers are winning the game. >> that may win for them, good for business, but i have plenty of family members, friends, who say, look, if i put into this app all my information, all my habits, it raises privacy concerns and that turns off some consumers. >> the dma is paying attention to this, data and information has always been out there. there are stories where they say target could predict when a woman was being pregnant. what would they do? they wouldn't put on the cover of their catalog they wouldn't put a pram on the cover but it

would be deeper in the catalog and their gradually -- >> you say privacy concern have always been there. >> yeah. >> do you think there are enough safeguards that consumers shouldn't be worried? >> consumers need to be proactive and you need to check your privacy setting. the applications are fantastic and also fantastic because they're tracking us. they're fantastic because when we're in store and they say, we're here, let us scan this bar code. the retailer knows you're there. they're becoming more and more intelligent about your activity. you need to be a little bit nor more vigilant about -- >> 30 seconds. you got the shorter season you talked about. people wondering how healthy will the economy be. is this going to be a strong retail sales season? >> absolutely. it's like putting your finger on the fire hose. it's going to be a big pop early because there's a shorter porch so people will spend a lot of money. they're not staying away from stores. spending money on black friday. cyber monday is supposed to be the biggest of all time, $2.2

billion. we'll see. >> walking in a big box store is like taking a soot from fire hose. overload of senses. thanks for being here with us. coming up, an incredible story about the dog that went missing after the major tornado in the midwest. seemed like all hope was lost for the guy but now a reunion story you definitely don't want to miss. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her 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. pop in the drum of any machine... ♪ ...to wash any size load. it dissolves in any temperature, even cold. tideod pop in. stand out.

finally, i get to tell you this great story. this guy from illinois was reunited with his 6-month-old puppy, but it was nine days after a tornado destroyed his apartment. the man serves in the illinois national guard and he thought his dog dexter would never come home. they actually found him after a

facebook post from a neighbor who said an animal rescue group found the little guy in the rubble of an apartment complex and they lured him out with a hot dog. he was malnourished and he's doing great. ed, great to have you here today. >> soldiering on through this sickness. you're awesome. have a great day, everybody. >> i was going to say, two of my favorite people in the world sitting on that set. good to see you guys. happy holidays. >> great to see you. i'm harris in today for shepard smith. the race to fix the obama care website with the deadline quickly approaching. we'll see where things exactly stand. of course, it is black friday. if you're getting ready to get some gifts, you better be careful. we'll hear from a security professional about the biggest shopping scams of the season. it's the tollest mountain in the western hemisphere. plenty of people have died trying to climb this. however, one 9-year-old little boy says he's ready to reach the summit. can't wait to ask