they were reliant on husbands. harris: we have a lot to say. we'll stay here for "outnumbered overtime". foxnews.com/"outnumbered." thanks for being with us. have you online. test. >> brand new polling out of a key early state. it shows a jump for a republican candidate and a slide from the other. we are covering all of the news "happening now". a major discovery in the search for a cargo ship that searched what the wreckage of el faro could tell investigators. a son is charged with murder. and what evidence they have to convict the suspect. >> and the whole side of the house was gone, man. >> a terrifying home explosion in michigan. >> he was on fire and other

neighbors trying to pull him out of the flames. >> so what caused the blast? it is all "happening now". but we begin with the republican presidential candidates agreeing to a series of demands ahead of future gop debates. welcome to "happening now". >> i am jenna lee. nand i am jon scott. >> we'll see if others agree with them. this comes amid harsh criticism. the plan will give candidates control on how the debate works and provide better format. ñi it is a proposal and we'll where it goes from here. carl cameron has more. >> reporter: we expect a letter sent to the broadcasters of all of the debates. the campaigns are upset of

gotcha question and liberal bias and the format. this is donald trump and ben carson. and they don't always stand out in debates. they got cnbc under three hours x. negotiated changes and they want different ones. carson's campaign manager summed up the basics this way. >> one thing they agreed on opening and closes and editorial control of graphics and we want a equalation of the questions asked to all of the candidates. you can't just invite them on stage and ignore them. >> they tried to insert themselves was not invited to the meeting by the candidates. the rnc chairman cast himself as the candidate's advocates and disputes being kept on the outs.

>> 14 campaigns and see it takes a few people to create a narrative. we are involved and in control and setting the calendar. and in fact, if what happens from last night goes forward. i think it is where we want to be. >> well, whatever happens will not affect the fnb debate next week. rnc suspended an abc debate off in february until they sit down and discuss with nbc on what happened on cnbc and make sure it never happens again. >> we have to remind you that our sister network will be the host for the next gop presidential debate. fox business. and wall street teaming up on tuesday november 10th. it will start at 10:00 p.m. x.

followed by the main one at nine. nbrand new polling shows us how the race for president is shaping up. donald trump maintains the lead in new hampshire at 26 percent. ben carson in the second spot with with 16 percent. rounding out the top throw marco rubio with 13 points. and it is still anyone's race according to the monmouth university poll. only one of the primary voters are decide on who they will support. they have a favorite and would consider another. >> daniel is on line with the weekly standard and author of the clinton ink. thank you for being here. politics is all about peaking at the right time.

when you look at the numbers. donald trump, his support is sliding a little bit x. in the meantime rubio seems to be riding a bit of a rocket ship. >> we are at the point where voters are looking into the candidates because we are getting closer. you are seeing trump deflate and seeing marco rubio go up. but the other number in the poll that was interesting, 50 percent of the people polled said they will not be upset if their favorite or first choice will not win and also the second choice. if you look at second choice numbers. carson top second choichlts and rubio. and donald trump way at the bottom. it is all-or-nothing with the trump folks. >> is it a matter of the front runner's been there a while and

the shine is off the brand, daniel? >> well, look, i think donald trump is the front runner and doing well. i think any candidate would rather be in donald trump's and ben carson is doing well. and it is the fall of jebw3 bus obviously, you rise and fall in the polls. but to fall in the poll and go from second to sixth place in new hampshire is bad and troubling sign for the jeb bush campaign. losing support and picking up the support you lost. that is a bigger challenge. the other candidates look to expand their field than win back people who once supported and now do not. >> how firm is the front runner

at that timeus. when you look at numbers. only 20 percent say they have absolutely decided on the candidate they are going to support. another 39 percent say they have a strong preference. and another 41 percent are undecided and there are a lot of minds out there yet to be convinced. >> they want to be convince. i will say we had a reporter at a trump rally captain people there were trump all of the time and they were done shopping and what he has now may be more solid in places. but as we said, it is early. but starting to get serious. we are only 2 or 3 months away from the first ballots being cast and voters actually, the dating time is growing shorter. >> it is said that don would

trump supporters are trump supporters and not likely to change or go for other candidates. and we'll talk about another issue that borders on oval office politics and open enrollment for obama c(q is under way. anybody can shop in the federal exchanges and after the president signs the legislation in law, there are a lot of questions of whether it is working as advertised. health and human services sylvia bier authority well believes people will seen up for health care plans. but that number is misleading and saying what she didn't mentionñr in march of last year they predicted 21 million would be enrolled and more than double the new estimate. a new analysis finds two years

in obama care and clear regional patterns are emerging about who has health insurance and who doesn't. the remaining uninsured are primarily in the south and the southwest. they tend to be poor. they tend to live in the republican leaning states. it is a problem for many americans. the now speaker of the house talked about it this weekend, there is a lot of dissatisfaction with obama care, obviously among the republicans? >> yeah, conservatives and especially the conservatives that are anti- obama they see a sign of progress. paul ryan is a advocate for repealing obama care and he talked about replacing obama care. that is been miss nothing the congressional fight over obama care. where is the republican

replacement been? if paul ryan puts forth a compelling replacement to obama care in whicht( conservatives can get behind. changes in the debate on capitol hill and the presidential race we are in the midst of. >> if the wall street journal points out half as many people signed up as the government predicted. is that a testament to the lack of impact this thing has had. >> it is problematic for sure. there are things that they didn't predict. more people were able to keep their insurance through employers which was not expected. and i have to say to daniel's point. if paul ryan is going to create an alternative to conservatives, you wonder if it is going to be a topic on the campaign trial. besides saying it is awful and

repealed you don't hear talk about the obama care. and the democratic nomination is going to have to own it and fix it. you wonder if capitol hill talks about it again if we will hear it on the campaign trail? >> does it become a potent campaign issue or like a settled matter like the president suggested? >> i think largely depends on what paul ryan. if he makes and forces it as an issue, others will have to respond. and one other factor that is not insignificant. it is large, premiums are rising 7.5 percent for open person on obama care. that is a lot of money and some of high as 66 percent. look, people are dealing with

this in their daily life and it remains an issue for that reason and that reason alone. it might enter the political debate. and people are feeling it and talking about it. >> we'll continue to cover it as well. daniel, and jackie, thank you both. >> thank you, jon. >> our director of national intelligence weighing in on the deadly plane crash in egypt. why james clapper is not ruling out a terrorist attack. and chipotle shutting down restaurants in connection with an ecoal outbreak. where it is happening and why. ♪song: "that's life"

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>> the director of national intelligence is weigh nothing on the russian plane crash in egypt. james clapper says he cannot rule out terrorism. investigate ares are analyzing

the black boxes. the plane crashed and killed all 224 people board. clapper said see far there are no signs of an attack but too soon to know for sure. >> chipolte closing restaurants? washington and oregon in connection with an ecoal outbreak. the number of people sick could rise. dan? >> jenna it will rise. health officials will put out numbers. and there will be confirmed cases and suspected cases which is what they were anticipating when they made the announcement over the weekend. 19 of the original cases are in western washington and four in the portland, oregon area. all but two had eaten in chip

olte restaurant. they are looking at six restaurants being the cull pit and they is voluntarily closed all 34 restaurants in those states. and they will remaun closed until investigators can pinpoint the problem. they are now trying to identify the strain of eco-coe-coli. >> and the incan youubation can be up to ten days. >> chipolte has been around since 1993. and grown to 1500 restaurants. they are in a public relations nightmare. stock fell two and half cents. no one died from the outbreak. one- third of the people sick were hospital otherwised and not sure how many people are getting treated. and the company put out a statement saying we are working with health care

officials to determine the cause of the issue. we offer dopest sympathies to those affected. how many more will be in an hour and half. >> thank you. >> and fox news alert. we told you about the missing cargo ship el faro and now the ntsb confirmed that wreckage found 15000 foot below the surface of the caribbean is that of the el faro. it vanished in a çóhurricane. >> and an investigation under way after an explosion levels a home. how neighbors helped to save the man inside as flames shot high in the air. >> it was 30 or 40 foot in the

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>> it is chilling to hear that description. that description is what we heard a month ago about what the crow on the el faro most likely faced before it vanished in the hurricane with all 33 crow members on board and leaving no survivors. new information moments ago, and this is information we waited for. as investigators now confirm they found the wreckage of el faro off of the coast of the bahamas after sending sonar equipment 15000 dote near the ship's last known location. joining me is the man we just heard. captain, now ha we confirmed it is indeed the el faro, will we get the answers to the the unanswered questions that we have about what happened to the ship? >> hello, jenna. that is a very good question. when you mentioned that they verified it was the el faro, how

they did that using remotely operated vehicle. in this case. curv 21. that was deployed yesterday afternoon from the apache and it is right now above the ocean floor at the wreck. what they will do with this. they have used it to verify it is the el faro. but what they will do next, looking for a basketball size piece of equipment known as the viage data recorder or black box on the ship. that has the last 12 or 24 hours of voice recordings from the bridge and important readouts stored. after it is recovered. the black box will give investigators a very chlor picture of what happened in the hours and minutes before the el faro went down. >> captain swoeny, can you tell us more about the see- called

black box. we know about it from a airplane. the pilot had head phones and recording all of that information. and if you find that blackxd bo you will hear what the pilots have to say. i don't have the image of that on a cargo ship. is the coptain hooked up to a radio and how much would be be recorded? >> the bdr is about the size of a basketball. it is encased in orange blastic. the international orange. and it is normally two parts of it. the part ha is recoverable usually found outside of the bridge above the bridge deck or after side on the bulkhead of the wall on the outside of the bridge. it is able to be retrieved in the event of a ship sinking. that has a closed loop and it

continually monitors the engine spode and weather what the weather instruments are saying and records the voice recordings on the bridge. what people are saying, the ship or what we are trying to do and deep water horizon. it would be available to find out what happened before. el faro same thing. >> it is interesting, we than the ship lost contact in the hours before it went down and there is a lot of questions about whether or not the engine was working and it was retrofitted for future sales. that will be interesting to find. i find it also from the ntsb in the the press release saying that the ship appears to be in an upright position in one

piece. we had a description of human remain that was unidentifiable and debrie and that gave the area that theature oil faced. what do you make of it being upright and in one piece. >> that's what they have found. they found the silhouette with sonar. and now they are verifying that that is the ship. rob is not a submarine. it is tethered and technicians on board are controlling the movement back and forth. what they are doing right now trying to find the voy knowledge. like the mars rover, similar in the idea of that. has a mechanical arm and cameras

and flood lights and storage areas where you can dprab things and put them in. they will be trying to find the voice data recorder and controlling the rob's arm and grabbing that voyage data recorder and bring it up and find out what happened. >> i can't help but think of all of the families that are impacted. this is the beginning of the information we are learning. >> always a pleasure and ready when you need me. >> the u.s. and south korea are drawing closer in the farther of sabre rattling from north korea. it will be enough to keep the region protected from the north unpredictable leader.

nspeaker paul ryan is setting a fresh tone and what he hopes to accomplish and what he said he won't do. >> we fight over tactics it is a chance to lead. and if we get the pregnancy and this is what it will look xdú

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for new leadership. the new speaker of the house is ruling out immigration reform while president obama is in office saying he will not work with the president because mr. the issue. the house is expected to take up a highway funning bill this week. ryan's first test in his new position. mike emmanuel is live from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: jon, the new house speaker reflected the conservative's concern on capitol hill that do not believe that president obama will enforce the law. >> he's proven untrorth worthy because he tried to circumvent the legislative process with executive orders. on other issues, this president is proven untrustworthy. >> reporter: josh earnest said that is preposterous.

president obama signed the budget deal that was the final act of the john boehner era, here on capitol hill. he wants individual spending bills without deadline drama. >> there is no better christmas present for the american people because that will allow stability and allow the economy to grow at a time when you've got a great weakness in economies around the world. it makes sure the american people areñi beneficencearies. >> up first for ryan, the highway bill. conservatives will look for fiscal discipline and a more inclusive house. >> we want a process which envisioned the founders to look like. we are wiping the slate clean and i will do it differently.

>> do you expect a long honeymoon or 35 minutes. >> 35 minutes. >> he is realistic. >> and mike emmanuel on capitol hill. >> turning overseas, in asia u.s. and south korea vowing to strengthen their defense. >> top concerns is pyongyang's threat to conduct a long range ash carter is an easing of tension. >> ever present danger is the reason why we speak of the ability to fight tonight. no one wants to ever do that. but deterience is guaranteed through strength. >> secretary carter said if war

breaks out with the north. the u.s. will retain command with seoul. 28000 american troops are serving as the north and south face off over on the one of the must borders on earth. >> we are often talking about thejf middle east, but a lot is happening in asia. it is interesting to note that the north and south koreas are still at war. i didn't realize we maintained wartime control. tell us what that means for america in that part of the world? >> that is true every since the arm tis was signed 60 years ago. we have a military command there and that military command would take control of any war that

takes place of all forces. koreans and south koreans, and that is all kind. ground and maratime and air forces and those exercises are practiced on a routine basis with the u.s. commanders on charge and integrated with the south korea staff to assist. we arejfñ in command and contro >> that was supposed to transition to be a part of south korea in 2012 or see. it hasn't happen? >> it may happen sometime in the future. we have pulled our forces and we have 28000. and we pulled our forces back from the dmz. and now just the south koreans are there. and that is the next evolutionary step. we have enhanced capability. and it is reluctance to give it up. the initial fight if there was

a war to break out. it would be rocket fire and we control the means to counter that fire. south korea does not have that ability. it is just a sheer experience of our commanders. it exceeds anything that the south korea has. >> one of the reason we are paying attention is any attention in the middle east and specifically syria. and here we have tens of thousands of troops in south korea. what do you make of the timing and what you are hearing for the north considering everything in the world. >> secretary carter has a good visit. he's reminded the north koreas we are here and not going anywhere. despite the long range mussil

that couldet the united states. and toying around with putting nuclear missiles on submarines as well. he's had to remind them 60 plus years, if you start a war your regime will be destroyed and the will and resolve is there. it is a good thing. let's be honest here. u.s. reliability and ability is born into question in middle east and putin and this is a strong statement. the south koreans have less tollerance with putting up the pro provocations that the north. they have responded quickly. >> and secretary carter finished up with the war ship ashes round the south china seas.

it is interesting to learn that south korea's president had a meeting with china's president. that raised eyebrows. and here is the south korean president in yellow. we heard from the south korean defense minister who had a question about the south china sea and saying it is freedom of flight should be assured in the area. what do you think of that? and the moves to china and not being more aggressive on this issue? >> even though there is huge tensions between south korea and china for a number of years. the fact that south korea wants to maintain a relationship with china is well understood by the united states. don't believe we have problems with that and nor should we.

and after all, we have a relationship with china. admittedly getting more competitive in the pacific as theyñi seek a regional role. and they want domination at the expense of the united states and their allois. our relationships are solid as long as our allies know we will stand up for them. >> thank you, general. >> a house gets levelled in a fiery explosion and what was found in the rubble to hel officials figure out what happened. >> a young man charged with murder. and what police discovered to lead to the arrest of their son. >> the medical examiner confirmed that the remains found in 89 road are that of two human individuals. brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when...

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>> breaking nows for you right now. we are getting the first images of the black box of the russian airplane. and the man who spearheaded the meeting in dc and he will join us live exclusively to tell us what went down in the room. and new information about the wreckage. it is the missing el faro ship that went down with 33 people on board. >> "happening now", officials are investigating a home explosion in a detroit suburb. it left behind a pile of smouldering debrie. it sounded like the bomb going off. one man was rushed to the hospital. >> he was on on fire and neighbors trying to pull him out

of the flames. >> a thousand to the radius from one single house. it was good it was in a big lot. >> propane tanks were found in the home and the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >> new information after a well to do connecticut couple turns up dead. bodies of jeff row and ja net nammon was found on thursday in their home. months after they disa pored in august. now their 27-year-old nabbon is charged with murder. he had the perfect plan to get money, the month before p they vanished but it took sometime to discover their bodies. >> he had the owner of quoin north field road respond the westin police department that he found something suspershes and he wanted the police to check it

out. we went there with offices and located areas in the the yard that a pored suspicious and may contain evidence that may be connected to the nabbin case. >> jana spielberg and heather hanson trial attorney. look at the text message that he exchanged with his girlfriend who is under arrest and charged in connection with the case. in july, he sent her a message saying he had a plan to solve every single problem and give us a wealthy amazing life. she writes back. i hear you, it sounds good but i just don't know. >> woip out the infection and dollars for life. it's a perfect plan. >> what does a prosecutor do with that? >> that is absolute hen.

money under the well. and tex messages that lay out the case to say they planned it ahead of time and dna thafdz we have sewn in the case, and blood splatters in his basement. you have it in a package. >> his truck has his mother's blood and a pullet hole in the passenger's seat belt. >> it is the blue print of how not to get away with murder. it is a classic circumstantial case. and a jorwhen they get the information. motive in the text messages and the opportunity and forepzic evidence and bullet holes and car and home, it is a hope and shut case for the jury in this matter. nword text exchange on the day his dad disappeared.

did you hurt mom? the son writes back, no absolutely why would you think? and his dad said i go home and get framed for murder. >> he said i am going to the police first. but the father never went to the police. he may have not had time. >> he didn't make it in time. that is lending the fact that the issues. that lends itself to questions. you have two bodies and forensics and motive and text messages. i don't know what the defense is. he's in jail for drug offenses. they found weapons. he's in now in jail on weapon. they found oxycontin and other addictive drugs.

can a defense lawyer say under the influence? >> i don't think they will say he didn't have the intent to kill because he was inheroin-kn coma. they're not going to be able to say that. what it might do, it might give him some sympathy points that he's so addicted that he was not in his right mind, but this guy is still going to get convicted. there's planning here, a lot of it. >> right now the feds are involved as well, but it's c connecticut, and there is no death penalty in connecticut. >> he'd face life. >> thank you both. jenna. john, purebred bison brought back from the brink of extinction. the advanced techniques that are helping save an american icon next.

right now purebred bison are making a comeback after disease and hunting threatened to wipe them all out. a new genetically purebred bison settling into their new home in the colorado prairie. what's going on? our reporter is live in fort collins, colorado, with more on this. alicia? >> reporter: hi. it was an exciting moment for the scientists here at colorado state university when they released ten genetically pure american bison onto an 800-acre prairie in northern colorado. take a look here as the small herd figures out the gate is open, and the group heads out into a much larger pasture. what makes this moment unique, these particular icons of the american west were created in a lab where scientists at csu used

assistive reproductive technology which involved a washing of bison embryos to essentially scrub out a disease called brusillosis which is also a threat to cattle and humans as well. >> that gate had never been opened before, so it wasn't kind of a natural response for them to check that gate. but once they saw that it was open and the lead cow decided to go through, it was game over. they were out. they were running out on the prairie. >> reporter: the only other purebred bison in the united states are in yellowstone national park. but many carry the disease. the sperm donors were descended from yellowstone, and that's where the whole scrubbing of the embryos comes into the picture. american bison were once a mighty animal that freely roamed the west at a population nearing 30 million. hunting dwindled that number in the late 1800s to near extinction.

these behind me are actually not pure, but they have been inseminated so some of them may be carrying future pure american bison. jenna? >> it's really coolo see them running on that open prairie. definitely something to watch. alicia, thank you. >> love that. the triple crown winner crosses his last finish line. how american pharoah did in his final race. and his plans for retirement. next. hi i'm heather cox

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a michigan farm hosting its annual pumpkin destruction sunday. the video obviously tells it all. now they're setting up for christmas, i read. >> isaac newton was right. thanks for joining us. >> have a great day, everybody. "the real story with gretchen" starts now. thanks, guys. we kick it off with an alert because we are now getting the first images of these flight data recorders recovering from that russian plane crash in egypt. so now there are reports that those boxes are revealing that the plane was not struck by a foreign object. hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson, and this is "the real story" for monday. the russian airline says that the plane was brought down by a, quote, external impact, but that's a claim that russia's government calls premature and dangerous. the plane was flying over egypt's sinai peninsula, an area american planes have been told to avoid because of the threat from islamic extremists. our reporter live in the mideast. connor, what are we hearing right now from investigators? >> reporter: gretchen, right now