and bureaucracy. hope you can make it a part of your thinking we can. what is again next sunday for the next revolution will be televised. plus. eric: hello, mom. have a good night. >> republicans looking to clear the next hurdle in tech support. trump administration singles the ability on a key sticking point. i'm rick leventhal was watching the "fox report". white house hoping to seize momentum on house republicans past their tax bill on what was basically a partyline vote. the focus now shifting to the senate version where gop leaders have included a repeal of obamacare individual mandate. that could be a nonstarter for some moderate republicans like susan collins of maine spoke out against it. white house budget director mitch mulvaney says there is room for negotiation. >> i don't think anyone doubts

where the white house is on repealing and replacing obamacare. we absolutely want to. if we can reveal parts of obamacare is part of a tax bill tax bill that is still a good taxable that can pass that is great. if you become an impediment to getting the best taxable weekend that were okay with taking it out. for more on this in a moment. gop lawmakers are voicing their opinion about the controversy surrounding roy moore with the clock ticking for the upcoming special election in alabama. the senate candidate is facing several activations of sexual misconduct. the incidences allegedly happened decades ago. some of the girls would have been under age at the time. moore has denied all the claims for the situation is not sitting well some of his potential colleagues. >> if he comes to the senate because the people of alabama elect him and someone files a plate with the senate ethics committee as they purely have done with al franken and it will be up to the ethics committee to weigh the evidence.

the allegations are stronger than the denial and roy moore should find something else to do which is my way of suggesting that he should not be in the race. rick: peter is in alabama. do they think they've lost their lead for good or can they come back smart. >> no, they don't. i just talked on the phone to a more campaign advisor who explained their internal polls like this. today roy moore tried to use his twitter account to cast doubt on the authenticity of the yearbook signature that one of his accuser says backs up her claim that he was sexually inappropriate decades ago. the more advisor spoke to tonight denied all allegations on behalf of the republican candidate. however it is still not been enough for the young republican federation of alabama passed a

resolution tonight with that group suspending their support for roy moore in part of the resolution says this. rick, there is no indication that he plans to subside. rick: we've heard that he was able to raise quite a bit of money and what are you hearing from alabama voters today? >> interesting. almost every random person you want to on the street knows everything there is to know about the race about the candidate and about the accusations against roy moore, something people are not sure about though is what will happen on december 12th. rick: . >> [inaudible] >> i think roy moore has a long and assorted past not even with the sexual allegations but in

his time of been twice removed from office. >> i know doug jones is a decent man but i just like the supreme court justices that more is more likely to vote for and so forth and it's a quandary. >> the more advisor i spoke to tonight's is a campaign is hoping that president comes down to alabama at some point to campaign on the judge's behalf but the campaign knows they have to do a little more to make the president comfortable that there is nothing to these allegations of sexual misconduct from multiple women here in alabama the date back several decades. remember there is still no comment from president trump since the story broke, the. story about roy moore we don't have indication tonight whether or not the president still supports more in this race.

rick: more on that coming up. thank you very much. let's go back to the white house. garrett joins us. what is the initiation trying to do to win over those senators who have concerns with the tax when we talked about earlier? >> the white house has essentially told to make whatever deal in order to get tax form pass. the only nonnegotiable the president has are that the corporate tax rate is lower to 20% and the lower class gets the tax cut in the tax code is fight. two criticisms of the current senate bill are that it adds over $1 trillion to the deficit probably cuts the corporate tax rate while the individual tax rate will have to be renewed by congress in the next ten years. treasury secretary said that difference was done to budgetary requirements and that ultimately tax form will address the deficit.

>> if you want to fix the business tax system and go from a worldwide system to a territorial system you can switch back in ten years. this is all about the bird role in how we calculate this. this isn't about the deficit because we think this is all about creating growth and will create economic growth to pay down the deficit. >> the white house and congressional leaders have their work cut out for them. republicans can only afford to lose two votes in order for us to pass the senate and already five gop senators have said they have concerns with the bill along with ron johnson who says he will vote against it changes are made. those senators along with others will receive a lot of pressure from outside groups over the next week to vote against the bill. rick. rick: the president still frustrated tonight about the lack of credit he is getting for running the release of those ucla possible players. reporter: yes, so much so that today he tweeted that maybe i should have left them in jail in china. this evening, this last hour he tweeted again.

those statements are in response to an interview that levar ball did with espn where he dismissed the presence role in getting his unreleased and downplayed his sons christ saying a lot of people like to say a lot of things that they saw happen over there. adam schiff responded this afternoon to his proclamation. as for the three ucla basketball players. on wednesday each of them thanked the president for his role in getting them home and all three have since been suspended indefinitely from the team.

rick: what do we do before twitter? thank you, garrett. meanwhile, democrats are dealing with fallout from allegations of sexual misconduct. minnesota senator al franken is accused of kissing and groping a woman without her consent. franken has apologized for his behavior but could still face in a fixed probe. one lawmaker says first step to solving a problem that appears so pervasive is having an open conversation about it. >> you think about al franken anything about judge moore and think about the situations that are out there and it's all out there and they deserve due process and people need to be able to have time to talk about it and process it. we aren't going to do that today seven minutes on a sunday show but i think it is important that we end up talking about it and getting portable and having uncomfortable conversation and says that this behavior is unacceptable caroline has more on this promotion. reporter: with the current senator and want to be senator are getting crushed for sexual misconduct.with female members of congress: bridging.

democratic senator al franken of minnesota has a disturbing photo to answer for. pretending to feel up a sleeping woman to her bullet proof vest. >> senator al franken is accused of sexual misconduct by uso tour posted this photo. i this photo looks bad for remember it also is that. >> women lawmakers are making. >> i'm calling them all on the carpet. i think that all of them should take responsibility for their behavior. >> it is despicable and ugly behavior across country. men and women together and here we are and this will not get fixed. then have wives, sisters, daughters, friends, family and we all had to fix this together and change the culture. rick:

>> rick caroline, in washington. right now the washing white house is discussing whether hunters can bring elephant and lion trophies back to the us. >> this is based on a study that was started back to the previous administration and on my career officials. rick: what president trump is saying about all of this and how animal rights advocates are reacting. plus, critics called it turned off and no treasury secretary wayne in on this photo op that went viral. >> i never thoug hi...so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it.

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rick: treasury secretary six responding to his status as an internet meme. he and his wife posed with a

continually sheet of his paper and some said they look like bond villains. >> i heard that they never thought i would be quoted as looking like villains from the james bond. i guess i should take that as a mystery look like a villain in a great successful james bond movie but let me say i was excited of having my signature on the money and it's great privilege and a great honor and something i'm proud of being the secretary and look forward to helping the american people. rick: the bills with his signature are set to answer circulation. president from delaying a policy change to bring a certain big game trophies to america. the president tweeting he wants to review all the facts first. comes after the us wildlife says the hunters can bring back all the parts from zimbabwe and

zambia. will joins us from los angeles. well, i understand he just tweeted again on this. reporter: yeah, there has been back and forth year. on friday white house practice very indicated there was a green light to lift the span but friday night president took to twitter and said the ban was on hold and minutes ago the president just tweeted big-game trophy decision will be announced next week but we will be hard-pressed to change my mind that this horror show in any way helps conservation of elements or any other animal. this was banned back in 2014 to a lack of concentration data from zimbabwe in us fish and wildlife have been reviewing the band and recommending the policy change. rick. rick: it seems like this would be welcomed by animal rights groups. >> like many of his tweets there are strong feelings on both sides. the humane society says we applaud the decision of

president donald trump and hope that after he speaks with ryan zinke it will direct the apartment to maintain a strict ban on any imports of african elephant and lion trophies. listen to the center for biological diversity. >> over the last several years 140,000 savanna elephants were killed due to poaching alone. there are only 700,000 left in africa and the declines have continued. allowing trophy hunters to go in and kill a declining population is going to increase the devastation to african elephant. reporter: the safari club is seen on its website within hours of the announcement hysterical inside hunters and news media outlets went into overdrive attacking everyone in sight including the trump administration from fbi, and even the nra and their efforts seem to pay off as their shrill negative reaction cause president trump to delay the decision of the meeting with

secretary mickey intrinsically. ellen now has a # that if president himself several days ago retreated several probands treats. rick: will car in los angeles, thanks very much. many call it a nationwide reckoning over sexual assault and harassment and it could have major repercussions on capitol hill. >> all of these situations are different. i think meant to take resourcefully for the actions, not just in the future but also in the past. rick: will look at the allegations surrounding roy moore and al franken is not president is waiting into the bait. plus, congressional reporters are saying that two of the participants of that infamous campaign meeting at trump tower. what that could mean to the investigation and forward. we will talk about ah, dinner.

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rick: . >> in one case, specifically franken, admitted wrongdoing and president has not the clear distinction. rick: sarah sanders defending president trump after he slammed senator franken over allegations on sexual misconduct. this shows franken apparently groping me in tweeted and wrote -- let's bring in judith muller, pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter. judith, this will be with us. critics were quick to point out the multiple women have accused the president of misconduct and there is a lot of surprised he came out and criticized senator franken and didn't say anything about roy moore on twitter.

>> it would be like bill clinton talking about the evils of having affairs with interns. you just don't want to go there. supposedly if you want to change the subject. >> yet, he goes there. bucks conventional, political and does what he wants. >> that is right. he is an unconventional politician. peter baker pointed out in "the new york times" today. however there are other possible explanations as well. one he doesn't want to talk about roy moore and he has two women talk about roy moore for him, sarah huckabee sanders and his daughter, about trump, who said there is a special place in hell for people who prey on children. he doesn't want to talk about that and he does want to change the subject away from republicans. even though he has his press secretary say if the allegations are true he should step down and

donald trump doesn't say that. and if you're trying to change the subject you want to change the subject to a democrat and now we have al franken accused and is a perfect opportunity for him. rick: sarah sanders pointed out that he did release a statement about roy moore during his asia trip district. >> yes, but he said he would address it further detail with came back from asia to washington has not. he is only sent surrogates out to talk about it. there is a third explanation which is mark salter, an advisor to john kane, said that it reflected what he called a psychopath inability to understand that social norms apply to him but i think that donald trump may think that the tide is turning and there will be a backlash on the sexual-harassment business and that he wants to get in front of that counterattack. rick: do you think he needs to say more about roy moore.

i think he does. he is commander in chief and head of the parties and so he is not nominally head of the party. rick: but moore has denied this from the beginning. he says he does didn't do it and so far we haven't seen proof. >> i don't know if he has to say more about roy moore but then he has to say less about franken. i just wouldn't go there if i was a traditional politician but was a traditional politician but as he

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placed the 92 -year-old under house arrest when it became apparent he was trying to pass power to his much younger wife. the teacher turned activist led the fight for independence for great britain in the late 1970s. initially under his role zimbabwe made impressive improvement in healthcare, education and he was hailed across the continent as a leader for all africans but he also oversaw a brutal regime which was played by rampant corruption. his rule wrecked was once africa's greatest economy. people celebrated across the country today dancing in parliament and in the streets. he will be replaced by a former vice president whose nickname is the crocodile. rick. rick: connor in jerusalem. syria reporting a big victory against isis saying that

pro-government forces have defeated the terror army in his last major stronghold. this as experts caution that the fight is far from over. >> isis is not gone. it doesn't hold territory anymore either in syria or iraq but isis has not to exist. by the way, when i was left out there a year ago i reported on executive that. the kurds were telling us that isis may not hold any more territory but it still exists as an ideological force to attract adherence and those people who carry out those kind of attacks we've seen all over europe in in the united states. you can use anything his weapon now. these are people who want us to live in the seventh century and they cannot build a lightbulb if they wanted to but they can turn one into a hand grenade. that problem will not go away as long as radical islam can still propagate the propaganda. rickreporter: it is ramping up

operations in afghanistan. for more on that we go to lucas thomason in the pentagon. >> the us military has dropped twice as many bombs in the televangelist and isis in afghanistan this year compared to all last year. a level not seen since 2012 according to a new report by the us air force. the rise of strikes coincide with roughly 3000 additional american troops recently arriving in afghanistan to ramp up fight against the taliban. the new soldiers and marines operate closer to the front lines on the ability to call in air power. there are now 14000 us troops on the ground in the us army's top officer acknowledged the new danger facing its soldiers. >> if you are up there with the afghan security forces it will be increased risk. >> over the last six months the talent has increased the amount of territory controlled it influences. according to rhesus us government washington report that albert now controls 30% of afghanistan. compared to 11% success prior.

that means 700,000 more people are living under taliban rule today, almost half the country lives in districts controlled or contested by the television. as the us afghan army go on the offensive the number of civilian casualties has risen 52% in the first nine months at 2017. compared to the same period a year ago according to the watchdog report. earlier this week for us us troops were wooded is versatile attack in the spiritual home of the taliban. in late october chief warrant officer jacob sims, helicopter pilot, died when his mh 47g should look crashed outside kabul. a week later in november sergeant first class steven, greenbrae, killed not far from the crash site and the 13th us silver hundred service member killed. despite the planned increase the

total number of us bombs dropped there is less than a% of the total drop against isis and iraq in syria. at the pentagon, lucas, fox news. rick: a desperate search still underway for an argentina summary. it banished wednesday in the southern atlantic ocean with 44 sailors on board. officials are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> what we interpret is a must been a serious problem with indications or with electrical. cables, to antenna or other women. rick: the u.s. navy has sent a plane to help out in the search. argentina's navy says the detectives faint signals earlier in the defense industry says it is unclear those signals actually came from the crew. old man winter getting an early start in at least one state and it could spell trouble ahead for you or people you know traveling to grandma's for things giving. plus, shaquille o'neal giant career investable in movies and business turns out he came dangerously close to blowing his fortune. the focus of tonight's

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together: sports! rick: music mogul russell simmons is accused of sexual misconduct by a model heat says he forced himself when he was 17. the incident happened in 1991 when she visited his apartment to view a music video. she says film producer bret ratner was there and watched and did nothing to help her. both men denied the claims. meanwhile, objective height is after this program and joining us now hard 11, executive producer of that show and the guy. how are you, harvey? >> i'm good. rick: i was watching and i saw

this clip of you playing shack in basketball and you fell down and you didn't look very athletic. >> wait, wait. first of all, first of all, i was wearing street shoes. secondly i thought the dribble down the court was respectable and third, you should have seen that ball because no one has seen it yet so i. rick: i thought you must have paid off her producer to get that clip out of there. i wanted to show it and they told me they don't have it. i do want to show the clip and i'll get that next. can we watch it? two we have that clip? >> can you try to smart. >> i'll keep my hands in my pocket. reporter: okay. [-left-square-bracket.

[laughter] >> nice try though. >> inc. you. rick: have you ever played rascal before? >> come on. you're humiliating me. look, he is a fascinating guy. rick, his life and just the idea that this guy basically was a criminal, history criminal as a kid and for him to lift himself up and do what he did and basketball was never the center of his life and it really shocked me but there were other things that he talks about. way more important to him in basketball and he had regrets about going into vast while as early as he did. he is a force and is a force in music and movies is a force in business and certainly in basketball but i have to tell

you he's a fascinating guy. >> is also a large man and i figure he's got to have a huge house but also think that everything in the house has to be custom. obviously he must have made for him. >> so funny you say that because it really wasn't. we talked about that as well and i don't want to say he's thrifty because shack had more money than he would ever know what to do us but he doesn't like spending money just to impress or even to luxuriate and he does talk about that. he talks to me about his planned in 2020. he is joining the list of celebrities who will run for office. shaquille o'neal will run for elected office in 2020. rick: mark cuban will be vice president is running for office no, more to do with

law-enforcement. rick: he also talked about one of his big regrets in life and i think with clip of that will display that. >> let's talk about the worst thing he ever did which was you had a dinner with a ceo at starbucks. >> worst business decision of my life. he says to me shakeel, i want to open up the starbucks and african-american studies in the cities and my thing was if i don't like your product i wouldn't do it so i've ever seen black people in my family drink coffee and in my mind i was like sorry, i know you have a great product and a lot of my business friends drink it but i don't think it will work. >> you can of mr. and that spirit yeah, i really did. >> how much would you made on that investment? >> you didn't know who figure out black people drink coffee? >> magic johnson. >> indy. he made a lot of money on that. >> i just guess that. >> i know someone who when they

were starting starbucks and with the investor thousand and the guy was like a coffee shop? no, bad idea. >> how would you live with yourself after that? >> i bet it was fun talking to shaquille o'neal? >> it was fantastic but every single one of the people i interviewed and this has been one of the most interesting satisfying things i've ever done in my career and i loved sitting down and talking with these people with research on them in figuring out how to get things out of them that explained their life. every one of them has been contested and shakeel certainly was. >> i'm hoping there will be more ahead. >> i hope so too and thank you. i appreciate it. >> you have a day job, to smart. >> yes, i do. rick: will keep watching. [-left-square-bracket.

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rick: by people recovering trace e-uppercase-letter classes in new york city. this video shows the aftermath and you can see what scattered all over the street. this happened just before noon in manhattan so war neighborhood. one person was trapped under that debris but was free. five people were hurt, not seriously, it's unclear as to why it happened but there are strong gusty winds across the city today. the reward is great information to help solve a string of murders in florida. four people have been killed in tampa's seminole heights neighborhood over the last month. the latest victim, six-year-old robert felton was fatally shot last week while crossing the street to a church where he

volunteered feeding us. the community holding a food drive in his honor. neighbors are understandably on edge as the best year search for a possible conciliar killer. >> most of us live in the middle of the name murders. probably walked to street multiple times a day i'm sure some have seen before. try not to think of that part of it and trying to remember that they're doing what they can and we got to do what we can and as citizens of tampa and keep doing what were doing and living her life. rick: brian during the support on the set. it seems that it doesn't seem like we need to call him a potential serial killer but it seems like he is a serial killer. >> they believe these for unsolved murders and the one suspect in two dozen detectives are on this case more than 2300 tips since that first murder

occurred on october 9 but the best lead they have is agreement for you. it was taken to state minutes before six-year-old robert felton was gunned down from behind. investigators hope someone can identify the suspects walk or mannerisms. the video is significant because it shows the same person was caught on this surveillance video on october 9, the night of the first murder. initially police were not sure if this person was a suspect. they call them a person of interest and now the same individual has been spotted at two of the four quarters and he is now a suspect. please continue to patrol, interview neighbors because they believe the suspect lives in the same neighborhood he has killed his victims in. seminole heights in tampa. all four victims appear to be random. six-year-old felton was a church in food bank volunteer. his sister says she warned him about traveling in several heights given the murders. >> all he was doing was going home. he wasn't doing anything to anyone. they took his life. his life, to me, to everybody

else, might not mean nothing but to me that was my blood. >> incredibly difficult to watch it. 100,000-dollar reward offer now. rick: it is chilling that she warned him and now he wound up dead. >> mayor bob has assured residence saying that it is under increased patrols and yet fourth-quarter under the swatch. this is what he said today. >> we are standing in solidarity with them. i want them to know that we are not going anywhere. we're in this foxhole to we catch this guy. we are not putting in we are not letting up and we will put the pressure on and we will squeeze everywhere we have to squeeze and sooner or later this person will make a mistake and we will be there to catch them. >> this happened the night and within three or 4 miles of each other. it varies in age from 20-60 and we will see what happens but more patrols and no doubt they

want anyone to call if they recognize that. rick: if they think he lives in the neighborhood and their people there living in fear who might know who this guy is, you would think someone would come forward at some point hopefully soon. >> hopefully the increased reward will help them get their. rick: brian, thinking very much. new orleans making history or her story. the city elected the first woman to serve as mayor. >> i will not let you down. i will not. i will be with you and i will truly be your voice, whether it is locally, nationally or globally. i will be that example. rick: latoya beat out former judge desiree in a landslide victory. she claims 60% of the vote. shall become the 51st mayor when she is horny next year which also happens to be new orleans 300th anniversary. a catholic nun who took matters into her own hands after hurricane devastated community

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