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seat? >> and could a cherished new york city come to an end? >> this is the horse drawn carriage seen in so many films may stop taking tourist through romantic rides in central park. is this it a presence problem or activism run amuck. n3, 2, 1. >> mist row in the making. will this rocket launch pave the way for america to go where no man has gone before. it is all happening now. >> but we begin with president obama choosing on this friday, the person he wants for one of the most important jobs in washington. nominating ashton carter to be the next secretary of defense. welcome to the second hour of "happening now".

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather in for jennalily. president obama said the now defense chief has to hit the ground running. he has to manage the war against isis in iraq and syria and turmoil in ukraine and all of the provocative moves by russian president putin. and newly aggressive china flexing its muscle in the pacific and here at home a bureaucracy that is facing man dated budget cuts. ed henry is live in the briefing room. where does he start in his predecessor has been frustrated by the white house. they are trying to run defense policy. and the question the folks are asking is it going to be different? >> reporter: you are right,

heather, predecessor chuck hagel was frozen out with the one-on-one meeting with president obama. he felt like susan rice and others he was clashing with over policy and style and interesting that chuck hagel did not show up for this. we are told that chuck hagel made sure ashton carter was in the spotlight and wished him well. none theless a lot of questions of whether carter will be his own man. carter himself turned to the president sort of dramatically and looked him in the eye and said this. >> if confirmed in this job i pledge to you my most candid strattic advice and you will receive candid military advice. >> very clear that ash carter

sent a signal not only for the president but everyone gathered around that he plans to be his own man, whether or not he clashes with the white house as his predecessor had. >> he sets a strong tonight. he will be the fourth that the president had under him and will that give him more leverage. >> reporter: maybe after looking around and the other potential candidates bowed out, it is clear that the president was struggling to get a new defense secretary. it will be hard to push ash carter are out when he is pledging to be his own man. and republicans like linsay graham said he has great credit essentials and they think he will be confirmed, but the republicans like buck mckeyan raising questions about the president's leadership.

>> you go through four secretary of defense or throw in six years, maybe you ought to look at yourself instead of the secretaries. and i think that is maybe the president will sit back and say, maybe i ought to evaluate my leadership style. >> reporter: republican ted cruz said the president went through as many secretary of defense as a burger king goes through managers. we just had the two minute warning that the president is coming out. >> painting it as a series of failed marriages. ed henry at the white house. keep us posted. >> one way to look at it. and we'll look at the news and bring it to you. what would ashton carter bring to the table. is he the right person to run it

at this time? we'll bring in dave. he's been confirmed by the senate. is there any question he would be confirmed? >> i don't think so. he will have support and republicans signalled no problem with him. and the question and ed raised it just now, will he set policy and is the white house going to listen to him? i don't think so. i think you are dealing with somebody who will focus on procurement and bureaucracy reform in the pentagon. it is a vast organization and someone who will penetrate that tight inner circle that obama had around the military and foreign policy, that is doubtful. >> when bob gates was military he had the respect of the troops and same with leon panetta and chuck hagel it was hard to get a gauge on it. he was not there all that long.

as a vietnam soldier himself i think the troops liked the guy. this man is a defense intellectual and will he have the support of the soldiers and marines out in the field? >> he has the respect inside. and seen as competent and belongs as secretary of defense given that the president chose to nominate him and there is no question of can he do it. but the further we have gotten in the president's administration, we have seen tighten the noose around foreign policy and military policy and it is made outside of the state department and outside of the pentagon and with him and a few advisors in the white house. and the nomination of ash ton carter reflects the fact that what the president his people want, is somebody who

will follow orders from them and doesn't bring to the job their own independent sense of political capitol that they will use to push back at the white house. he is competent and effective and belongs there, but you will not so things change, the kind of things that helped to push hagel out. >> the expectation that the president will met in the office with valeri jar ed. and ben rhoeds and they will talk and tell ashton carter what to do. >> yes, the commander in chief is secretary of defense follows orders from his commander. it is not that outside of the realm of possibility of the norm. but if we are talking will ashton carter in a sense have his own space within which to set defense and military policy, something that the president might listen to over his closer

advisors in the oval office, i don't think that will be the case and his hiring reflects that fact. >> with isis gobbling up the territory and russia gobbling crimia, we wish our next defense secretary very well. >> no doubt. >> the final piece of the senate puzzle will be in place tomorrow. louisiana voters will choose between lam ba ushgs. >> and how are things looking for that race. >> things are great in new orleans. as for the race, not so good for mary landrieu.

but the end of today, she will have logged 1200 miles in a rented suv hitting every city and small town. polls show her 17 points down to her republican opponent. and when i asked her if president obama is responsible she said the responsible is lying with her. >> should you not prevail, is it your record that was to blame? >> i imagine so. i would imagine that people would think i didn't work hard enough and they decided to elect someone who would be better. >> casside is back on the trail after a being in washington d.c. rick sanatorium was there and much was about the president

obama and a vote for landrieu is voting to continue president obama's policy. >> in fact, you will get a rubber stamp of barak obama if you send mary landrieu. and mary landrieu said he was ducking. and he was paid for work he didn't do and taking two salaries as a congressman. we caught up with congressman casside and he did refuse to speak about it and saying to do so would perpetuate the controversy and serve mary landrieu. >> i saw a poll tegz taking responsibly for something. >> reporter: i was not

expecting that answer. >> and right. >> reporter: you can say this about her, she is tough, and she is a fighter and she's not going to give up at least not until tomorrow night should she lose. >> it is certainly a tough fight. john roberts down in new orleans, enjoy. >> a police officer in critical condition and others hurt after being hit by a car in a demonstration over the ferguson decision. protesting students cheer folks on to run down the cops in the street? >> and new information in the death of a star gymanist where she worked. and imagine sailing along at a good clip and this happens. here what the boat slammed into in a race and the dramatic

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>> new information in a mysterious death. investigators are launching state and federal probe in what happened to the student in wisconsin. she was a 21-year-old and found dead inside of a dumb waiter in's restaurant on monday night. yesterday, we told you about a local paper detailing 911 calls and including one from an employee who thought her co-worker was caught in the dumb waiter. ndenver police are investigating a protest in which several officers were hit by a car. hundreds of students skipped the protest this week. they were hit and reports of students laughing and chanting

hit them again. they are following this story from the denver newsroom. >> four officers were on bikes at the time of the accident and one is in critical condition according to the last update from dpd. the nine year veteran was escorting students who staged a wake out on the busy street. witnesses say a car accelerated and went up and hit the four dpd officer and dragging them behind. denver police said the driver of the vehicle had a medical condition. some in the crowd cheered. immediately after the accident injuring four denver police officers. several parties chanted and cheered hit him again. they are reprehensible and the disturbing thick they had heard.

the officer said they can't independently confirm that students cheered when the officers were instruct. if there were inappropriate actions taken by the students, the denver police chief does not believe it reflects the opinions of the protestors from the high school. >> people who are yelling and screaming at the police officer and were grown men that were downtown that joined the protest. every student was shaken by that and not one of us was laughing at that. >> community discussions between the department and school are planned. >> and what a mess. thank you. >> another story to bring you now. we talk about china. china is taking a step forward as an economic power and why the united states is taking a back

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the nation. >> you cover a lot of media stories and that was covered over top. and this doesn't get the coverage when they thought he was get or involved in that. >> you can bet on. that >> november job's report shoes that the recovery is gaining traction. labor department reported that 320000 jobs were added last month. and the unemployment rate foif.8 percent. a six year low and that is because a lot of americans are giving up looking for work. here to look at the this. it looks beautiful behind you. and what is it all about. >> heather, look. we have seen the unemployment rate tick below six percent to 5.8 percent and we still have a labor participation rate of a bit over 60 percent.

you have sewn a let of people dropout of the job market and when you calculate the number. un employment rate is lower. and you look at a more detailed analysis in the statistic, >> u6, what is that? >> a different way to calculate, heather what the real unemployment rate is. putting back all of the people dropping out of the job market, and into the numbers when you look at that. it is over 11 percent. and i don't really, labor participation rate is so high and so many people dropped out of the market. 5.8 is not accurate depiction. having said that, this month the jobs market locks more healthy than i would have thought. over 300000 jobs created last

month. and there is a lot of retailers hiring temporary staff. >> are they factoring in all of the seasonal workers? >> they are. >> okay. >> yes, that is my point. when you look at the best buys of the world and nordstroms and the retailers and you add in part- time laborers, i think that is a lot higher than what a career job looks like. >> a lot of people are working two jobs to make ends meet. >> and i want to ask you about the united states losing bragging rights to china. the international monetary fund shoes that china is the number one economy and total output of 17.6 trillion and compare to united states. 17.4 trillion. how do they measure this?

what do those numbers mean? >> back to calculating numbers. if youute likewise the world is looking at different economies. they are saying china is bigger than the united states. they ever using purchasing power parity when they calculate the numbers. china is growing globally through the rest of the world. you are comparing apple and oranges. you have 1.3 bullion in china and throw hundred million. and you are talking about a lot more population. >> they could produce. >> and gdp growth. and you can so the united states is big are than chine a. but the net of it is this, china is growing. united states is still best shot

on goal and environment for entrepreneur even though we have a more laborious regulatory environment and jobs that are struggling. calculating in a purchasing power parity china has surpassed the united states. >> purchasing power parity. we'll have to leave it at that. we'll talk wuagain soon. >> thank you for having me. >> the united states is still number one in our book here. >> go usa. >> rolling stone magazine is changing its tune in a story we told you about in the first hour. it is an article on a gang rape in a fraternity. it may not be sticking to the story after all and a lawyer for the fraternity plans to challenge this account. >> and a favorite new york tourist attraction put out to pasture. the newly elected mayor wants to

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>> for two nights in a row, we watched protestors in new york city and in the nation on the decision of the grand jury not to indict the police officer in the death of eric garner. and how does the media coveraging compare to that of the ferguson case?

howard, how dow break this one down? >> it is a stark difference when you look at the range of people. glenn beck to al- sharpton and watching the videotape of eric garner choked to death are outraged and critizing the police and expressing increddousness that there was no indictment. and the ferguson case is very, very different. you had dispouted evidence and no question that michael brown had gone in the police car and wrestled with darren wilson. you don't have the usual racial and idea logical divisions in the media. >> howard, the folks who tend to be more liberal on other network are calling it as they see it and here at fox, we are calling it in what we view a fair fashion in terms of the comment

attors. they see it is wrong and they report it. and if they see it in another story they report that way? >> i think the liberal commenters are doing is try to push the agenda. >> they say it is about race? >> it is also an anti- police agenda, and that glosses over the fact these two cases are different. we have the videotape in the garner case. another big difference regardless of where you sit on the spectrum, the st. louis county prosecutor made all of the evidence public. and we have had no information from new york staten iland case, and that's why everybody can't understand. certain critics are siding with the police. they wonder why there was not a manslaughter charge?

>> and another story we are following, that is university of virginia, they had shut down all fraternity activities and a series of accusations reported in rolling stones magazine and an article written by a woman who reported about a woman who was gang raped by seven men. we were told that rolling stones is standing by the reporter, but what raised a lot of eyebrows, that reporter didn't interview any of the men accused of rape to get their side of the story and now the lawyer of the uva fraternity is challenging the story and the rolling stones is now questioning the story itself. in the face of new information there appear to be discrepancies in jackie's account and we have

comto the conclusion that our trust in her was misplaced. wow, this is really something else. that rolling stone put out a story that they could not corob rate. it is journalism 101 that you do not do this. >> this story is falling apart at this point. i don't know what happened. when you have officials close to the fraternity saying that the fraternity party where the alleged gang rape took place didn't happen on the night it was supposed to have happen. and the accuser changing her story to the rolling stones as from 5 to 7 assailants. why did the reporter sabrina, not get or try harder to find out what the men were accusing the men on the campus.

they knew who the guys are. and we have basic details questioned and jackie's own friends not believing her account. and rolling stones brushed away the questions and what you read is not a retraction, but throwing up your hands and saying we are not sure we can believe that story and it absolutely rocked the university of virginia campus. that story happens to be on their website at this hour. how normal is that? don't you usually take that down when there are questions of this magnitude? >> i think we are seeing the final stages here, the lawyer for the fraternity who is coming out with a at the same time and i think we, the rolling stones

will not have much choiceç buto retract the story. it is impossible with no names in the story other than jackie's first name to disprove what happened. but those who are trying and carrying out good journalism, the way that rolling stones presented the story, it is not the way it went down. >> we'll hear more about this. and we have recovered that duck lacrosse case. and have there are similarities. a story like. this the men were not named, but can destroy lives and careers and you have to be careful and take it with responsibility. >> there is now a note that just literally in the last few seconds went up on the rolling stops website saying they have doubts about the story and the washington post has been speaking with a close friend of the alleged victim here, jackie.

this close friend who survived a rape attempt and a rape herself she's had numerous conversations with jackie and now feels misled. that story is falling apart. >> to be continued. >> we'll keep you update. >> the famous horse drawn carriages could be a thing of the past of the the mayor plans to introduce legislation to ban them by the big apple by 2016. they generate 19 million a year. greg jarret has the details. >> reporter: john, of course, they are fixtures of the new york city scape for a year and romanticized in countless movies and tourist flock to central park to drive in a horse drawn

carriage and that could stop if the mayor gets its way. >> i come to new york and here we are. >> the arch family came all the way from australia to fulfill their dream. they and others are said that carriage rides could be banished and the mayor deblasio is siding with the animal riefts activity. >> it is a busy street. >> drivers say horses are social animals and enjoy what they do. >> outrageous he introduced a bill to ban this without once meeting with the people. >> drivers insist that the animals are well cared for. >> those pushing for the ban think otherwise. >> this is not regulated and the drivers don't lockout for the best interest of the horses it is high time for the city to

modernize. >> there is star power. and the permits could be to drive green taxicabs. >> i am 28 years driving a horse. >> and during the campaign, the mayor promised to get rid of those carriages on day one of his term. his bill will have to pass through the city council, it is unclear if he has the votes. >> i work in new york city and i don't live here. and i think there is a lot of other things that the mayor could spend his time focusing on rather than the fate of the carriages. >> all of the people we visited with this week were outraged over the mayor's actions. >> keep an eye on it. >> that is something else. >> it is sad in a way. >> got to love the idea of green

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>> coming up on the real story. the wake of the eric garner grand jury decision and the president vows to address the problems between police officers and people they are sworn to protect. and scientist have an actual number for the years obesity takes off your life and beer hand delivered to your doorstep starting today. what could go wrong with that? stay with us. >> dramatic new video that you have to see and it shoes a sailboat crash at sea. that sailboat running aground and running on to a coral reef.

it was for the around the world race and jolted everyone on the deck. they are professional sailors and they know what they are doing. except this happen. it was off of the coast of south africa in rough and shark infested waters. that was traveling 122 miles per hour. very fast when it hit the reeve. the damage was so bad. the ground had to abandon ship and rescued by the coast guard. the captain not shirking his duties saying he is to blame for the mishap and you can see that boat there. look at the hole in back of that. and not in great shape. and they hope to repair the thing so they can go in the next leg of the race i believe in china. >> that is going to take finer

glass. >> and nasa oryan spacecraft. thee, 2, 1. >> and liftoff at dawn. >> and nasa blasted off the unmanned capsule and it travelled 3000 miles above the earth and came down and splashed in the pacific ocean. it is the largest distance a spacecraft that is unmanned has done. it cost $6,651 for each of the miles it travelled. many experts and supporters say it is worth every penny. ken griffey, and former nasa lison to the department of

homeland security, so, how are you feeling about this today? >> i think it is great, jon and great that nasa has returned to space outside of lower earth orbit. we haven't left lower orbit for 42 years and so i am very happy about it. >> the shortness of this thing reminded me of the early mercury migs when we were not sure we could do this. get a rocket off of the ground and orbit the earth once is tough stuff. we have come so far in space, it surprised me they didn't push the envelope more on this first one. >> one of the things that nasa does well. they systematically move forward to balance risk with reward.

this is a very expensive program and you are looking at costs as well. and you are right saying it is like the mercury. we are entering a now phase and you have to retrain the astronauts and the people running the system just like in the early days. people who had the experience, are now retired. >> not only the astronauts, but the folks on the ground in mission control, you have to with those folks, right? >> absolutely you do. and that is like a baton pass. corporate knowledge has to be passed on, or things that we anyhow in the past, they will happen again, and it is critical to go over the old migs and don't make the same mistakes again. >> a lot of us were surprised when they retired the space shuttle. we don't have any ability at this point, to take human beings in space and we rely on the

russians to get the international space station and everybody knows what the relations are like right now and they are charging 70 million to take a guy in space. was it a mistake or a vehicle whose time was come and gone. >> we could have extended it ex it on. it was costing nasa a lot of money. at that time, when the whole plan was to retire the shuttle and have the orion program as the fault line. that was cut, nasa was going go back to the moon and to mars. when that got cut there was no follow john -- follow-on. that gave the lift to the russians with something the united states had paid for. it put them in such a good position and i'm happy we are

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