be flakier. >> i have no idea what you are talking about. we are back here on friday. noon eastern "happening now" starts right now. "happening now" in st. louis. you can so the swat team assembled there. outside of the federal courthouse. st. louis, a 15 minute drive from ferguson, missouri where all of the trouble began over the michael brown shooting. and the swat team has assembled. there is a group of protestors that gathered outside of the old courthouse in downtown st. louis and marched on the federal courthouse and they are getting more and more unruly and not organized said our producer on the scene. and unruly enough that they called out the swat team. they are live pictures coming in to us from downtown st. louis. this court house had nothing to

do with any of the decisions in the michael brown case. protestors are gathering there and we'll let you know more as the hour goes along. >> and another fox news alert. a powerful storm puts the breaks on one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> rain and snow and stranding people at airports and train stations in the northeast. it is having a ripple affect nationwide. this is "happening now". >> day two brings more protest in ferguson, plus michael brown's parents speaking out and officer darren wilson and what is next in the sad chain of events. >> and a nor' easter threatening holiday travel for millions of americans and what is the best way to get where you are going for thanksgiving. >> and i didn't engage in sex with him. >> a tutor on trial for having

sex with an underage student. and her story is different than that of the prosecutor. and so who wins the high stakes he said, she said battle. it is all "happening now". our top story at this hour. a travel nightmare unfolding for millions of people trying to get home for thanksgiving. we hope you are not one of them having those problems. >> i am jon scott. >> and i am heather in for jenna le. the storm is packing a punch. the south is seeing drenching rain and northeast snow and lots of it. and we have seen fox coverage. leland viter is with us. and we'll go to meteorologist janice dean with the warm and dry. she's warm and driveway in the

fox weather center. how did you pull that off. >> i am thankful at thanksgiving for being in the warm and dry studio. if you live all over i- 95 and at the airport and going why did i do this, it is going to be a rough one. and so we have a low pressure center and clipper in the midwest and not only in the northeast. travel delays and this is the big event. we have sewn the snow west i- 95 corridor and looking closely at light snow reported in new york city. i know cliff henderson is jumping up and down because he wants snow. we have late rain and snow for dc. east of i- 95, and the mix will happen west of it. and we could get big snowfall totals. airport delays around newark and laguardia.

there is three hour delays for you. and laguardia an hour and half. by thanksgiving, it will be out of the way and hopefully people will not be stranded or postponing the plans. winter storm advisories. west of the i- 95 corridor and gusty winds as well. if you are in the airport wind gusts will cause problems. and new york, 1- 4 inches and again, we are on the fine line of rain and snow. and i hope we get more snow for the new york city area. and philadelphia in the mix and dc we'll not get an inch of slushy snow. and west of that area. we will get snowfall totals, over a foot in cases. back to you. >> and unfortunate part it affects flights all over the country and we'll check in with you again. happy thanksgiving.

>> and the macy's parade. they have to blow up their balloons in central park tonight. >> that is unsafe. there is a lot of winds. >> it is one of the biggest travel delays for the year. that is 46 million americans will venture 50 miles or more this it weekend and most of them traveling by car. 41 million. good thing gas prices have come down. national average 2.81 is the price of gas. leland joins us in washington d.c. with that. leland? >> reporter: all right, jon, if you have time to spare, go by air. air delays. but amtrak, things on the rails of america are running smoothly especially given the weather that is out there. you can feel the energy among the travellers whose spirits are high despite what is going on

outside. it is cold and wet and sitting out here ready to get on the bus and worth it if you can get turkey? >> yes, it will be delicious and worth it. >> that's what you are thinking about right now? >> and family. >> who are you going to see. mom and dad and sister and aunt and uncle and grapped ma. the whole gang. >> the storm here started early this morning and obviously the real fear is the rain while miserable to stand out in, is not as dangerous or delaying as the ice and snow that comes later. are you worried about the weather? >> i am worried about that? >> what do you think? >> as long as we are careful it will be okay. >> everybody is anxious to get home and be where they are going for thanksgiving. i am very happy and nothing put me in a bad mood today. >> not the rain or delays or traffic? >> no, i am good to go.

>> anything for turkey? >> yes. absolutely. >> well, folks are cold and wet and miserable. and they seem to have a smile on their face so far. we are hearing as the weather continues to deteriorate there is a number of accidents on i- 95. and that will delay things whether you are on a bus or a car for that matter and amtrak said they are putting on additional trains and use of commuter lines to take care of more than 1 million people who travel home for the holidays via rail. back to you. >> it is it a thanksgiving holiday and hope everybody is thankful. and we are looking outside of the windows, there is no snow here yet, leland, thanks. >> in missouri, they are cleaning up after another night of protest in ferguson. and 44 people were arrested and the national guard and riots

breaking out monday night minutes after officer darren wilson would not face charges in the shooting death of michael brown. mike joins us live from ferguson this afternoon. mike, what are they bracing for there tonight? >> what they are watching for at the moment, what is developing downtown st. louis. and we can show you live pictures. what happen with the particular demonstration, they moved through town and blocked a couple of intersections and this is complete with a lot of theatrics and went through things like the mock trial in the center of town. things got tense and they moved up to the federal building and the police are not allowing that. they stoot in the front of the building with the riot gear and that's where the stand off is. the demonstrators are seeming to want a conflict with the police

and the police won't them to move away. >> mike, thank you. >> and throughout the coverage. we have gotten a lot of pictures from ferguson and all over the nation. in los angeles, we are getting new pictures of a small crowd that is blocking the 101 freeway. you know the 101 freeway is popular and a lot of people use that to get around the los angeles area three miles north of downtown l.a. officers told us they removed the protestors and opened up two lanes of the southbound 101. they are taken in custody by the la pd. we heard from former mayor julianna and he said someone starts to get out of control and affecting law enforcement, they need to arrest them and take them away and knock it down before it gets out of hand.

>> you don't get to inconvenience feelo americans. >> people can get hurt that way and friedening for a driver to be surrounded and people take off and people can get injured. what a story. >> and while congress is often accused of being grid locked, it turns out the white house may be in the process. president obama already vows to veto a plan. >> we'll bring in jona h goldberg and a fox news contractor and amy stoodard at the hill. a b, to you first. what are the nuts and bolts of this house and senate proposal? >> this is it one of the sort of top items of business that happens now and almost every year. research and development credit

deduction for small business. and there are goodies thrown in to keep the democrats on board and every year republicans cry it should be permanent and give businesses certainty, they want to do that again the question is whether or not obama will veto that. republicans can do something temporarily and bring it up in january and this is a tuszle that harry reid gave in and there was a deal and the white house is saying no. >> that is the point, this is not the republican house and republican senate that is passing the deal. deal that the democrat senate signed off on? >> right. i think looking in the context of chuck schummer's speech where he talked about obama care was a political mistake, it is another sign of how the democrats are in a mess themselves and actual open war breaking out in the democratic

leadership in the senate and the white house. normally we are used to stories about the republicans in disarray. it is refreshing to it so it with the democrats. i think a b is right. this is the best deal harry reid could get. once the republicans take over the senate any sdeal. that is what we are stuck with. >> the tax system in this country, everybody would like to see it all thrown out and come up with something simpler and more fair. it is said that it would be the third and most significant veto of the obama presidency and why? >> this is the question. this is sort of bewildering, because president obama issued a controversial executive order on immigration and one of the things that made him fight back on the tax deal to punish

president obama for his executive order and the earned income tax credit was removed from the draft. and everyone is fighting over this. and now announcements on new climate rules and ozone regulations and at every turn the president is fighting the republicans and not coming together to create a sense of harm no and honeymoon. it is an interesting question to someone like harry reid. put our heads down and get to the lame duck and do the tax extender deal and finding the president digging in as if he was running for reelection. >> it is curious. that he will veto it. that's the way the system works i guess. >> a white house official is admitting that millions of immigrants may be eligible to

receive social security and medicare after president obama takes that excutive action to spare them from deportation. that was not supposed to be part of the mix? >> it was in the fine print in the policy memrappedum but not in president obama's speech. he made it seem like they were deferring deportation for a couple of years. but under the prosecutorial descreation, he would be fine. but this is rewriting the law and that is a problem. >> it is in the washington post and people will be hot under the collar it would seem. we have to say good bye to you both. >> we'll continue to talk about washington. the list for chuck hagel is getting shorter. two top contender for the

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iraq, thoses numbers are not as great as thousand plus that are from the united kingdom. and it appears, heather, the young people are motivated and inspired by isis would rather go there and fight than be here at home. there is not much of that activity, but to stop that flow, defeat and destroy isis. >> to that extent, you feel we are not doing enough. we all know you are a popular face on fox, but i didn't realize you commanded the 101 airborne and 18th airborne and so many viewers know about what those divisions did and you are responsible for. when you look at the air strategy, is that adequate and should we do more? >> we should intensify the air campaign and remove the

restrictions that the white house imposed in an attempting to avoid civilian casulties, we are passing up targets we should be hitting and secondly, we need to strengthen the weak hand of the indigenous forces in iraq and syria and put advisors on the ground with front line units in the fight. to date, the president has refused the advice and counsel he received from the department of defense. >> i wonder how much impact will the next head of the department have on the president. >> that is a good question. we had three secretaries of defense on different pages with the administration and felt that the white house, and particularly the national security team has been meddling

in matters that are under their province and under their duty description. frankly, i think that is one of the reasons that someone as esteemed as michelle floun oy renowsed the position and jack reed. >> they took their hats out of the ring and we are hearing about jay johnson, head of department of homeland security. i wonder what you think of these candidates and what you think of him? >> i don't think he has the experience as the other candidates that have withdrawn. he was the general counsel in the department of defense. i think the obama administration will likely try to find somebody who is not independent of them as the throw previous secretaries voiced different opinions given the fact that they are trying to control the strategy in isis. my recommendation would be

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take a look. >> you can hear gunshots ringing through the streets. the robbers hit a hair salon and took the manager hostage and eventually released him and taken into custody without a struggle. >> things seem like they are calming down in ferguson, missouri following the announcement that the grand jury would not indict officer wilson. it is now stirring up a lot of legal debate especially the lawyers that like to argue and they are talking about the role of the prosecutor in the drama. our experts are here. tom kenneth and keisha. >> and some of the lawyers are saying it is a rigging game and that the prosecutor didn't want to indict and he led the grand jury in those ways. are they unfair?

>> they are unfair. to understand what happen here it is important that the american public understand the role of the grand jury. it was inclubbeded in by our founding fathers but to protect defendants and people from rogue prosecutors and rogue magistrates that might be accused of a crime and no problemable cause to have committed. the people are critizing the way the prosecutor conducted the grand jury and critizing two of the paradigmses. neutrality and transparency. legal scholars prosecutoring for being neutral and transparent. >> yeah, one of the things i want to point out, the doubt of the prosecutor is to seek justice and not convict. a lot of people think he is on

the state side. >> we are so accustomed to a prosecutor going in there and getting an indictment if they are arguing for it. >> the problem that is causing the chaos in this case, prosecutors are not neutral in the grapped jury proceedings and can get an indictment. and t that's why people are outraged. but had the prosecutor not remain neutral there would have been a back lash. he presented all of the evidence to the grand jury. >> two cases in the federal level now that will go forward potentially against officer brown. they will look at the police department as a whole in ferguson and asking the question of whether or not officer wilson violated michael brown's rights. what is the burden of proof there? >> if you look at the facts. the notion that anybody will

prove, especially given the grand jury presentation and sworn testimony on the record that the officer violated michael brown's civil rights is preposerous. michael brown was in the aftermath of committing a violent felony. he attempted to get the police officer's gun. in that situation, how can they armchair quarterback this and say that he didn't reasonable fear. >> eric holder said we have to restore trust. and seems to me, if i am working on the case i know what my boss want. >> in order to succeed, it would have to be proven that race was an issue and as to why the officer shot michael brit is di i seriously doubt that the officer said because he is a black man i will kill him.

i think the circumstances need to be looked at and police departments do need to be assessed and determined whether there is a height eped level of fear. and do they need be trained better or screened before they are hired. i doubt there is that. >> and we will have you back to talk about a second legal topic in just a bit. stay right here and we want to get your thoughts on another case. that is quite a case. >> another show down looming on capitol hill with the obama administration proposing strict rules on ozone emissions and raising concerns that businesses will be hurt and jobs in jeopardy. and what could flight delays be a thing of the past. what new technology allows pilots to do and giving a new view of a travel. @oyu0x?hy@p

>> the obama administration is setting up's new battle with republicans as the epan introduces new rules on cutting smog population. weppedall gollar is live in

washington with more. >> reporter: heather, business and industry groups and republicans in congress condemn the law. they accuse the obama administration of moving the goal post by tightening the standards. but industry always complains about clean air standards. in a written statement. four decades we have cut air pollution 70 percent and our economy tripled in size and the sky never fell. it would cut the threshold of smog down five parts per million to a level of 65 or 70. the epa will hear further testimony. that will save 4000 lives and 18000 lost work days and critics say it will coast billions. the lower standard would cost $270 billion a year and wyoming

senator said in a written statement, that the rule is more prove that the obama administration is turning a deaf ear to americans who want washington to focus on job creation. it george bush over rowelled this in 2008 and president obama delayed saying that the economy was not strong enough. most counties the have until 2025 to meet the target and those in california would have more time. >> wend awl. thanks. >> and to you. it is not a happy thanksgiving for travellers facing the long lines in the airports. thanks to the massive nor' easter that storm is moving up

the east coast and prompting airlines to cancel 200 flights. we are learning about new technology that could make weather delays a thing of the past. douglas has that. >> reporter: yeah, jon, traveling on thanksgiving is almost always difficult and made worse with wet weather. we were supposed to come in yesterday and we are here today. >> i want to get home and i can't get home. >> reporter: passengers sthuk in the airports on a holiday weekend. and almost always the cause is weather. low clouds cutting visibility for pilots and they can no longer see the runway. >> it was like seeing the runway from a certain distance. if he can't. he has to try to land somewhere

else. a pair of sunglasses. >> reporter: now a former commercial pilot said travel delays will soon be a thing of the past with the invention of sky lens. >> it is a pair of sunglasses with a transparent video screen that allows the pilot to land in any weather. >> we are giving the pilot who can't see anything outside a image of the oud world. >> reporter: pilots will wear them on take off and landing and night and dense fog. sky lens will make it feel like it is midday with a cloudless sky. >> control the role- time image coming from the camera. and symbolology to guide you to the runway. and analyze the outside world and create imagery. >> that will save the airline's

money. >> the impact will be billions of dollars. nbillions of dollars for the airline industry and thousands of hours saved for would be stranded passengers. >> too bad it is not available today. >> you know how difficult it is to land in bad weather. >> it is always a challenge. douglas, kennedy, thank you. >> thank you. >> a jury deliberating on the fate of a former catholic school tutor who was accused of having sex with a 15-year-old student. things got heated on the stand where she claimed she was the victim and he raped her and she defended her silence. >> women do this all of the time. >> who told you that. >> i've lived it and it is so scary and you can't tell the police right away. and you know that. >> you can't call the police

right away. and that's what she did not do. she claims that the young man she was tutoring had raped her and yet she is charged with sexual assault. >> i am not believing it and i don't feel sorry for her and i don't think the juriy will feel sorry. she is 30 something and he is 15 years old and why didn't she call the police. she can take advantage of him. i don't believe it. >> they took place in her apartment that doesn't seem like the best choice to tutor at your apartment. what is your take? >> the defense has their work cut out for them. they hang their heart on the fact that the initial statements from the victim him saying yes, i did force myself on her. in retrospect it seemed obvious. the story changed and looks like

he was protecting her from a criminal charge. >> they had a relationship. and there were thousands of text messages and his mother found these and racy pictures of the tutor in lingerie and she called the cops. >> i think it is it a statutory rape case. it was a consensual situation, but the minor doesn't have the mental capacity to voluntarily to enter in the relationship. >> have you ever seen a case where her argument wins? >> it is a tough case for the defense. it is not a slam dunk. one thing is jury nullification. and the jury believes that the prosecutor proved it beyond a reasonable doubt and because they feel sympathy for the defendant and don't see the damage from the alleged crime they may give her a pass. that is the issue in the case.

and particularly when the defendant who committed the act was a woman and the defendant was a male. and the society perceives that differently than the inverse. >> but the victim none theless. 15 years is a minor. thank you so much. trying to get home for thanksgiving. it is turning into a travel nightmare. unless we act soon, this kind of thing could be the norm at airports in the country. we'll tell you about that. >> and a bizarre story out of china claiming that vladimar putin does not have the tiger by the tail. we'll explain, coming up.

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like no one wants to be the next defense achievement monica crowley will tell you why. and a couple who had an airplane crashed in their home and now suing to make it home sweet home again. what are you most thankful for? i will show you my list and pictures too in the top of the hour. >> russia is now involved in a whole different kind of border dispute. there is a rare siberrian tiger that is similar to this one in the bottom of the screen. it was released in the wild by russian president vladimar putin in remote siberia. now china's news agency said one of the tiger ares turned up in their country and killed 15 goats and more are missing. no immediate response from the russian official. >> international incident there. >> you got that. and a timely new report on u.s.

air travel said unless we upgrade our airport infrastructure what we see today would be a weekly occurrence. more delays and threatening the u.s. economy. we'll bring in eric hampton who is senior director of the travel industry. >> the airlines are healthy and adding more flights and as a consequence, the airports that they serve are getting stacked up? >> that's right. can we are also seeing that airlines are consolidating. we have four major ones in the country and the hubs, the airports that we rely on, they are heavily trafficked by passengers and we'll see thanksgiving- like congestion year round. >> 13 out of the biggest see thanksgiving day congestion one

day a week. that is going to happen to all of them in a few ye >> it will in the first few years. top 30 airports will have congestion like thanksgiving average of one day a week. that is right around the corner. this is going to happen before you continue. >> but air fares are going up and the flying experience has become less and less comfortable. i would think that people would be sort of staying away from flying, that's not the case? >> they are actually. we contacted a survey. people are borgd two trips a year & that is a 35 billion impact. there is frustration on the system. and unless we inprove the infrastructure, people will continue to stay home. >> airline competition is part of it. how would that help? >> it will drive down prices and they will compete on things like

customer service. we have four airlines controlling over 80 percent of the capacity. we want better competition we'll need larger airports. we'll not make the investments in the infrastructure. >> no one wants a airport in their backyard. >> you need to be competitive in the global economy. we are falling behind. >> the fa an is trying to stream line the traffic control system and making it easier for planes to go to point to point without wasted fuel and time in between, it will help? >> moving to gps will help. but once you land panes faster, you need runways and terminals and gates to park more planes and a whole system has to be modernized and we are only doing parts of that today. >> denver was the last major airport to open in this country and that is 15 years or so ago.

are there any on the drawing board? >> they aren't. there are cities that would like to expand and build more runways nd expand new terminals, but terminals, but they can't do it because they don't have the investment. if we're not going make this a priority, we're going to be overtaken in terms of air travel by china, by brazil, by other countries around the world. >> it's going to hurt all of us really. going to hurt the national xh. >> it will whereby. >> eric hanson. thank you. >> thanks. >> heather. a series of economic reports today with mixed messages as we see an unexpected hike in jobless claims. we'll take a look at how the markets are now responding and a painstaking labor of love to restore a priceless piece of history.

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