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>> julie banderas in for shepherd smith. the communications director for alabama republican senate candidate roy moore is out starting immediately. that is what a moore campaign advisor tells fox news, saying, quote, he did not have the experience to deal with the press. more on that in a moment. first, president trump has broken his silence on moore, calling on voters not to pick his liberal rival. even after gop leaders in congress said moore should quit the race. four women accused moore of sexual misconduct, one claim sheeg kwus 14 and he was 32 when it happened. the president spoke with reporters as he left the white house. he did not call on moore to drop out. instead the president repeatedly said the alabama republican denies the women's claims and the president said he might campaign for moore. in a local interview, moore said he did not do anything wrong.

>> i never dated underage women. and i never engaged in sexual misconduct with anybody. i mean, you have to understand, i was deputy district attorney, circuit judge. i go by the law. >> voters in alabama head to the polls in less an month to replace attorney general jeff sessions. we have team fox coverage for you. jonathan is in admonish ming ham, florida. but first pete go to west palm beach florida with phil. >> hi, julie. intriguing act it would be in the state of alabama if, in fact, president trump did go there in person to campaign and stump specifically for roy moore. trump indicated yesterday we may learn something whether he will or not next week some time. know, of course much of the gop leadership has withdrawn support for roy moore with many top senate leaders saying they absolutely have no reason to not believe moore's accusers. judge moore, though, refuses to quit, saying the accusations are not true.

and in the case of beverly young nelson, said moore assault salted where when she was 16 and signed her yearbook, he denies that's his handwriting. president trump appears to be giving moore the benefit of the the doubt, not the women. >> what is your percentage for women, sir, during this pivotal moment in our country where we are talking about sexual mass condition deduct and there were allegations against you. >> let me just tell you. roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. he denies it. by the way, he totally denies it. >> when air force one landed at west palm beach, trump spent about 20 minutes on the tarmac with supporters and holiday well-wishers and hundreds lined the road along his short motorcade route to mara lago, waving flags and holding signs. welcome home mr. president, we love you trump. and get off my lawn.

another one that just said corrupt. julie? >> what do we know about the president's schedule, while he's staying in florida? >> well, supposedly it's going to be low key. but he's calling it a working vacation. really trying to rally senate support to pass that big tax cut. tax reform bill. some time next week for the following week, it would fulfill a huge campaign promise by trump if he can sign that tax package into law. he spent about 4 or 5 hours on one of his golf clubs. however, despite repeated requests by the press corps, to specify did he play golf or not, and if he did play golf whom did he play with, the white house declined to respond. the president, though, emphasizing this is a working vacation, with this tweet. quote, we'll being meetings and work working the phones are the wrinter white house in florida. stock market hit a new high yesterday, 5.5 trillion dollar gain sense e, the election. many cops coming back to the

u.s. military building up and getting very strong. we have just learned in the past hour or so, that next week specifically wednesday, president trump will be meeting in person with the big four, the top four republican and democratic leaders in congress, to try and hammer out some sort of a budget deal to avert a government shutdown next month. and deadline is december 8. so they have that date to pass a short term resolution or a much larger bumming it, most likely will be the short-term extension. julie? >> phil keating, thank you. team fox coverage continues with jonathan cerri. hi, jonathan. >> hi, julie. the moore campaign says it continues gathering evidence to contradict those statements from moore's accusers in an interview with scott beeson, the conservative talk show host, asked moore whether he was considering legal action. listen. >> talking about the "washington

post," talking about the women involved, you know, it takes time to develop a case and file a case. you just don't file a case without proof. we're getting proof. we're getting things. >> these allegations have changed the dynamics of the race that should have been an easy win for the republican in this solidly red state. before the controversy, analysts say democrats had planned to make a strong effort in alabama, part of a national strategy to recruit solid candidates, regardless of their chances of being elected. >> doug jones was just going to demonstrate how well an alabama democrat could do, most people expect heed would fall short. given the allegations against roy moore, that does inject some uncertainty into the race and made this race much more competitive. >> and moore campaign advisor confirms to fox news that john rogers, now former communications director of the moore campaign, is stepping down. explaining unfortunately john

did not have the experience to deal with the press the last couple of weeks and we have had to make a change. he says that he will be taking on more responsibilities when it comes to campaign communications, julie. >> and how is roy moore's opponent responding to the president's comments yesterday? >> yeah, the president trump described doug jones as a liberal, and soft on crime. here's what doug jones said to that. >> i'm going to let the people of alabama make that decision. i feel like my record speaks for itself. and i don't have to have the president or anyone tolls talk about it, or try to label it. >> and alabama voters will decide december 12. julie? >> jonathan serji, thank you very much. let's bring in louise rodnoski from the "wall street journal." thanks for talking to you. >> thanks for having me. >> the president said that roy moore should step down. remember when the allegations were new. if the allegations were true he believed he should step down. now, he's changed his tuna bit.

he says he believes him. are you surprised? >> well, the white house has talked a careful line on this fl the most important message yesterday was that in the president's eyes maintaining a republican majority in the senate takes precedence over everything else. they left themselves a little bit of room to end up in that position by specifying they only wanted to see roy moore step down if the allegations were proven to be true. by yesterday, the president had reached his own conclusion. at any rate, that wasn't the case. and thereof he could continue to both somewhat implicitly argue for mr. moore and more directly argue against the candidacy of doug jones. >> unfortunate to have to politicize these sexual allegations. however, politics are politics. and with that, the democratic candidate, when you look at doug jones' record not glowing, either. unfortunately for the gop there is no time to find a replacement for roy moore. maybe why, i guess that's what led the president to say this yesterday, about moore's opponent. i want you to listen. >> i can tell you one thing for

sure. we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat, jones, i've looked at his record, it's terrible in crime, it's terrible in the border, terrible in the military. can i tell you for a fact we do not need somebody that is going to be bad on crime, bad on borders, bad with the military, bad for the second amendment. >> let me get this straight. bad on crime, bad on the second amendment, bad on terrorism. so when weighing the cons between an alleged pedophile and a democrat, the alleged pedophile wins. >> well, what you are hearing from doug jones is a lot of talk on the campaign trail primarily about his record, or his willingness to side with democrats on kitchen table issues, such as healthcare. he has in the last couple of days interestingly leaned more toward mentioning the allegations against mr. moore. first in an ad, focusing on other republicans condemnation of mr. moore and focusing on the accusers and highlighting the

accusations they brought against mr. moore. >> we heard an interview with roy moore, and he was talking about lawsuits, potential lawsuits. and defamation lawsuits. if these accusations and allegations to be perfectly fair turn out to be false, let's say hypothetically speaking there's no evidence to back them up, the question is does he have a case. in an interview he says, the "washington post," number one, and then the women involved. if for some reason it is found to be all untrue, and he says it takes time to get proof, does he sue. >> well, you certainly heard the "washington post" say that it stands very vigorously behind reporting. the other thing you want to bear in mind you heard some of this echoed in what the president was saying yesterday, too, he certainly decided to make a point in weighing in on the rest of the allegations. in which he said that they hospital come out before now and that mr. moore had been a fairly controversial and well known candidate for a number of decades. in that sense, for the

president, on that issue. you heard from the "washington post" bhashgs you hear tr folks in alabama, indeed outside of alabama with a, is that they essentially want to leave this for the voters to decide. >> louise, thank you. another sex harassment scandal hitting a sitting member of congress, word of a second woman reportedly accusing democrat john conyers of harassment. this is the latest accusation. and what a house investigation could mean for the congressman's future. that's next. today we're out here with some big news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away

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. another woman reportedly accused the top democrat on the house judiciary committee and longest serving member of the house of sexual harassment, saying it happened repeatedly and daily. according to buzz feed news citing court documents. buzz feed reports the woman was a former scheduler for john conyers and filed a complaint against him in d.c. in january. but when the court would not seal the case she dropped it. according to buzz feed the woman said conyers made sexual advances toward her along with inappropriate comments and touching. spokesperson for conyers responded to the article pointing out the woman dropped the case. the congressman has denied all past accusations against him. con congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is ear. >> after being accused by

multiple sexual la rasment and using money from his office to settle, the detroit free press editorial said it's time for john conyers to go. quote, it is the kind of behavior that can never be tolerated in a an elected representative of the people. whatever conyers legacy will be, his tenure as a member of congress must end now. conyers is 88 years old and is a top democrat on the house judiciary committee. senior democrats called for an ethics probe. a member of that committee said it will be a serious investigation. >> i never discussed the details of the ethics committee but i want to assure your viewers that it's completely bipartisan, five republicans and five democrats. we have a nonpartisan staff and investigate situations all of the time. >> fox news has learned the con greggal black caucus has scheduled a two-hour sexual harassment training for its members next thursday. conyers is the group's most

senior member. >> what is the way to file a complaint against a member of congress some. >> time consumer and involved. the staffer has 180 days to give written notice to office of compliance. then there's a counseling process that lasts another 30 days. being advised of their rights. then on to mediation for roughly another 30 days. that's when the staffer's office gets notified. the allegation in the case remain confidential in most cases. a sexual harassment attorney who has handled many of these cases involving congressional staffers said the system protects its own. >> it's unfair to the staffers, unfair to the american public and quite frankly unfair to private employers who have to go through much more transparent process. congress passed the congressional accountability act to say they should be held to the same standards then they created a better standard for themselves by creating this opaque system. >> the attorney says it is

virtually impossible for a staffer suing a senator or congressman to stay in his or her job. julie? >> mike emmanuel, thank you. senator rand paul's wife says there was no ongoing dispute with the neighbor charged with attacking her husband. kelley paul writing an op ed for cnn that left the kentucky republican with six broken ribs, water on the lungs and now pneumonia. she called it deliberate and a blind side. it happened earlier this month while senator paul was cutting his grass. other neighbors said it was about a landscaping dispute. kelley paul says the only dispute was in what she called it a tacker's troubled mind. the suspect has pleaded not guilty. word the special counsel running the russia investigation has some questions about president trump's son-in-law and senior advisor. robert mueller's investigators reportedly looking into jared kushner's contacts with foreign leaders.

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counsel on russian meddling in the u.s. election and possible collusion are looking into the president's son-in-law and senior advisor. that is according to the corporate cousin the "wall street journal." the journal is reporting investigators are asking about jared kushner's contacts with foreign leaders during the presidential transition. kushner originally did not reveal those contacts when he applied for a security clearance. in fact he later updated the form to add the contacts. but that was after the fact calling it an administrative error. threat's bring in o'b. stoddard from real clear politics. also a host of no labels radio on sirius xm poe tuesday

channel. thanks for talking to us. >> thanks, julie. >> among the things that jared kushner is under scrutiny for, comey's firing, his financial dealings, his dealings with russia. where would you like to start? >> well, yes, also this question of wlorntd he was involved -- whether or not he was involved in an inappropriate way in a u.n. dispute last year at the behest of the israeli government. it is clear from what has been revealed about the campaign's contacts with officials in other governments, foreign officials, russian officials, that this started when it became clear that donald trump could be the nominee or even earlier. they were definitely making these connections throughout the summer of 2016 when he was nominated. then into the fall and especially during the transition. the idea that an american citizen who is not part of the government officially would be

intervening in some matter like this could violate who what is called the logan act but they're rarely prosecuted. i don't know that he's in any kind of legal peril there. but it is the list of things you mentioned that jared kushner has been scrutinized for. particularly the idea that he would send off an application for security clearance, for such an important position within the west wing with access to classified information, without listing over 100 contacts with foreign officials that's drawn suspicion. >> you could say that. how much longer until there's so much pressure on the white house regarding kushner's mishandling of his role as advisor and the distraction that it's causing. the what point does he remove himself or does he stay no matter what? >> it's interesting, "vanity fair" is reporting that the president has asked his daughter and son-in-law to get out of the spotlight. he worried about the negative coverage they're receiving. and he doesn't like it. even suggests that perhaps

according to the reporting that they get out of the white house and move back to new york for a while. i don't know how much of that is true but it is clear that you mentioned, jared kushner had a vast portfolio of sig amount responsibilities for which most of them have gone quiet. he has kept a low profile. i thought it was very rare to see his lawyer come out and defend him a few days ago. a signal this they thought that the sort of press reports and the news, breaking on him, had been too negative a point. i think he's gone quiet. i don't know they're ready to leave but it's of the opinion of the president he doesn't want his family in the headlines. >> he is going to be loyal. this is a president who boasts loyalty. and i admire anyone who does. but the meetings with gorkov and kisliak, the forgotten e-mails is another. omitting facts is one thing, lying is another.

there's no prove there's criminality involved here. but we know there's disthannesty or sloppiness. at which point do we know is it dishonesty or sloppiness. >> the counsel wants to talk to him. the committee staff that interviewed jared kushner did not get the answers they sought and did not get the documents that they sought. we don't know as you mention if there's any criminal exposure. but there's a difference between omitting and difference between lying. and submitting false statements. that's why he has now come under the scrutiny of the special counsel for all of those reasons. the firing of comey, very specifically a part of the special counsel's examination into whether or not the president obstructed justice. and received any advice on that from comey. excuse me, from jared kushner. there's a long list of questions for him to be answering for sure. >> all right, the investigation has a lot of covering to go. >> a long way to go. >> a.b. stoddard, always great

to see you. >> thank you. the popular app uber, i use it all the time, admitted that hackers stole information from millions of customers. information that you actually put into your phone. guess what. it didn't happen yesterday, not last week, a year ago. we're just finding out about it today? rather than tell customers, the company paid the criminals to cover it up. we have uber's response ahead. but first, word of an investigation into military members working at the white house. and it all has to do with women in vietnam. that's next. do you need the most trusted battery this holiday? maybe not. maybe, you could trust the world would be just as happy without them. (screaming) or, you could just trust duracell.

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>> contact with foreign women. basically costing some white house workers their jobs. fox news confirms the pentagon is investigating three white house military personnel after president president trump's trip to asia. the "washington post" reported a senior defense officials telling fox news the investigation business the service members' contact with foreign women during the president's trip.

and the personnel have been reasigned. kech cork is live in -- kevin cork is live in washington. >> this is a very serious allegation. they don't take this sort of thing lightly. we'll tell you why in just a moment. talking about service personnel that face serious rising, not just to their careers, we're talking about losing their security clearance, facing administrative action, to say nothing of course, it is a tough circumstance. they find themselves in. let me tell what you the deputy director, defense press operations, mark wright has to say. he says, we are aware of the incident and it is currently under investigation. as you know, of course, the president visited vietnam as part of a 1-day swing through asia. talking -- 12-day swing. three military personnel, have been reassigned from their white house jobs amid allegations they had improper contact with foreign women travelling with the president. all of them worked for the white house communications agency. that is a specialized military

unit that helps with secure communication for the president, the vice president, secret service, and other officials. this episode, julie, comes after four military personnel on the same team faced allegations related to their behavior during a trip to panama in august with vice president mike pence. this is a serious problem. comes five years after a very high profile episode involving secret service agents, you may remember that was of course a presidential detail in 2012 with president obama. 13 secret service agents were flown back to washington from colombia after being accused of taking prostitutes back to their hotel rooms. again, let me underscore the seriousness of the allegations here. we're not just talking about courts martial. when you are on the road, you don't just represent yourself, you don't just represent your wife and your family or your his band, as the case may be. you represent the united states of america. and that's why these allegations are very serious.

we'll continue to follow the investigation, say a big thanks to jennifer griffin and the pentagon with help on this story. >> you're travelling with the president and you're representing america. and you take your job that seriously. >> right. >> quite a shame. all right, kevin, thank you. rescuers are searching for three american saleors after a navy plane crashed into the ocean more than 500 miles off the coast of japan. according to navy officials. it went down near okinawa. the navy reports the cargo plane was froofullying to an aircraft carrier in the philippine sea when it went down. crews rescued eight saleors who planned to survive. lucas tomlinson is reporting on the story. lucas, what do we know about the crash and do we know what caused it? >> it's almost almost 15 hours since the crash, hundreds of miles of sea while flying out to the aircraft carrier u. ss ronald reagan. initial indications indicate

some sort of engine failure. the u.s. navy says that helicopters aboard the reagan rescued eight of the 11 sailors at sea less than an hour after the crash. three remain missing the search efforts are continuing but they are being hampered by darkness. 8 recovered sailors are in good condition. it is a cargo plane that delivers supplies to the aircraft carriers at sea. first entered service in the late '60s and scheduled to be replaced in the next few daers. it occurred 575 miles southeast of okinawa, japan. japanese military is assisting in the search for the three missing american sailors. the navy plane crash comes two days after an air force training jet crashed killing one pilot and injuring another in texas. u.s. military plane crashes are up 86% from a year ago. the navy grounded its entire fleet of t-45 training jets, 200

jets in all, following a fox news report saying instructor pilots were refusing to fly them citing poison in the plane's oxygen system. talking about the crisis of naval aviation. >> thank you. new video shows a north korean soldier making a daring escape into south korea. we told you about this last week. the united nations commands that controls the border is releasing security footage. video shows the defector driving a jeep south toward the military demarcation line. he approach as building controlled by the north, watch it there. and then speeds right past it. you can see one guard chasing after him. eventually, the jeep crashes. and the soldier runs away. and that's when north koreans start shooting at him. benjamin hall has more from london. do we know how the north korean soldier pulled this off?

>> frankly, combination of luck, you know, and luck, bravery perhaps as well. this is one of the most guarded if not the most guarded, fortified border in the world. tens of thousands of troops, right through the middle much it, this 24-year-old soldier making a mad dash for freedom. started as you say around 3:00 p.m., we see this jeep car rearing straight toward the border, passions a guard house and crosses what was called the bridge of no return. before getting stuck in a ditch by the border. the north koreans respond quickly, emerging from various buildings in the jsa and sprinting after him. they catch up to him on the border and e they fire 40 rounds at close range. he keeps going and finally falls on the south korean side. some of the soldiers tried to follow him, before quickly turning back. it was only about 40 minutes later that two south korean soldiers crawled up, grabbed hold of him and managed to drag him to safety. now, this is only the fourth defection across the dmz in three years.

about 1,000 a year from north korean general but very rare here. this is the first cross-border shooting in three decades. the u.s. military said by doing so the north koreans violated that 1953 army cities, shooting into south korea and one of them crossing into the south. they're ranging a meeting with the north to discuss those violations. julie? >> all right, ben, thank you. okay, turning now to uber executives. you know that uber hack, do you use uber? you're probably one of millions. ub uber execives have been in touch with attorneys general in several states after the company covered up a hacking that actually affected more than 57 million people. that's according to reuters. it reports the executives say they're ready to cooperate with investigations into the sign irrelevant attack which happened a year ago. uber's ceo says they have not found any evidence of anyone using the information maliciously. he says the company made the hackers $100,000 to destroy the info.

brett larson is the morning anchor of the fox technology reporter. okay, so, are e-mails, our customer names, phone numbers are out. they pay $100,000, it's hush money, it's okay? >> from a year ago. >> no. >> this happened a year ago. 48 states have laws about data breaches and how you have to tell your customers about them. california, where uber is based, if it's more than 500 user that have their data compromised you have to let them know in as timely a fashion as possible. waiting a year isn't timely. that is going to be a problem for uber going forward. this comes on the heels of uber having several other problems. they settled a huge ftc complaint. what is shocking is that they paid the hackers. normally the government says don't do that, that creates a miss model for hackers. they get in, they take your data, becomes ransom ware, if you want to see this data again give us money. they did that to netflix and hbo and they said we're not going to

pay you and nothing came of it. >> like somebody getting kidnapped and paying ransom. they paid them the ransom money and they never used the information maliciously. >> correct. >> but can you imagine 57 million customers all of a sudden, personal information is out there and you paid $100,000 and think that's good enough? >> and the bad press. of that, of the data compromised, 7 million walls of the drivers. more than half a million of their drivers, their driver's license numbers were in that data breach. uber hah said, it's the names, e-mail addresses, the phone number. but that is actually bad data to have floating around out there in the hands of hackers. the hackers could have said, yeah, of course we deleted the data. maybe it saved -- >> how do we know that our data isn't still out there? >> we don't. we're relying on the reported trust of hackers who breached your system to steal all of this data. >> the fortunate thing, social security numbers, bank account numbers, that's the -- >> no credit card information.

>> we have our telephone and bank accounts. and my credit card information stored on every single car app. with the competition, and all of the messups that uber has done, where does the customer get out of this? >> this is really what is so frustrating about the hacking stories. as consumer there is literally nothing you can do to prevent it. >> i know, call lyftt, call via, juno. >> this is where companies are going to have to step up their efforts at protecting their consumers' data. because ultimately, you have to make the choice. am i going to go with the company that had a data breach or am i going with the company that thus far hasn't had a massive data breach. >> rock and a hard place, this year, this week, rather, offering me 60% discounts. i'm going to go ahead and use it. >> super saving money. but you could potentially have your information agree miced. >> the ceo says, i want to put it up on the screen, taking full responsibility for the cyber

security moving forward. he says, well i can't erase the past, can i commit on part of every uber employee that we will learn from our mistakes. this uber ceo is the new one, the last one got canned. they have a great record. in august, he took over. now, let's just remember, that uber's record of hiring is quite scary, considering new york's biggest terror attack since 911 was an uber driver. raises the risk when i get into an uber am i safe. when does the ceo take responsibility. >> and the ceo, the previous ceo got in an argument with an uber driver and caught on camera. this is several strikes against uber. we're seeing a lot of this culture, in these startups. it's not necessarily paying attention to the barn door, when you know it's the fox guarding the hen house as they say. that's not to say that uber has oversight -- overlooked their security practices. but, clearly, they left

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are putting lives at risk. and they're looking for ways to protect people. they say people are flying drones right over emergency situations including fire and hostage standoffs and causing problems and disruptions. leah gabriel has more. >> first responders tell me that most operators do follow the limited rules in place for flying drones. they say the neglect are getting in the way and the criminals and potential terrorists have an upper hand against those responsible for protecting our public. >> some of these drones can fly anywhere from 1 to 15 pounds of explosives. which is a huge, huge amount of explosives. >> sergeant randy is a bomb squad commander in california's oeshg county. one of many places where uavs, or drones, have become a dangerous nuisance to law enforcement and other first responders. >> the drone was spotted in the fire-burnt area. >> just a single drone can do

seg apartment damage and pick one of the aircraft out of the air. >> according to the department of the interior, last year, there were over 40 reported drone incidents near wildfires. in 2015, california's north fire torched nearly 2 dozen vehicles on a major highway in san bernardino county. >> we had drone operations that actually forced us to shut down all of our air operations. i don't believe we would have seen hardly any vehicles be damaged if we had the ability to bring in aircraft and redirect the fire. >> first responders say they're only seeing an increase in dangerous incidents with drones. and they need a way to fight back. in the interests of the public safety, and their own. there are companies making technology to do just that. >> that red light means i am now disrupting all of the drones that are in about a 30 degree arc in front of my unit. >> ixi technology recently demonstrated their so-called drone killer to first responders.

it sends a radio signal on the same frequency as the drones' control device causing most drones to come back where they took off from. if that doesn't work, the device can jam the drone's gps and force it to land. the trouble is, federal regulations prohibit this type of counter measure without special authorization. >> there's been the swat operation going on, and the uav flying right into the front yard and watching as they're approaching the house, putting their safety and safety of those in the community at risk. >> drones are an emerging technology. and as such, they're coming in to a regulatory arena that's not yet fully developed. >> senator mike lee along with on her lawmakers introduced a bipartisan bill that would give local governments the power to regulate in their own regions for drones flying 2u7bd00 feet. >> so unfair that a citizen, a criminal or terrorist, can use uav technology. but we cannot use technology against them.

>> only a few states even have laws that allow first responders to use technology to disable drones. most apply this to fighting fires. even trying to track down people who fly drones into operations is difficult. that's because unlike manned aircraft where you have to have a tail number registered, there is no such requirement for small, recreational drones. >> and regardless of whether a human is inside a drone, they're operating it just like a pilot would a plane. i can't understand why there aren't tougher regulations. when clearly they could cost lives, be used to harm, and damage people, and their property. it's just very boggling. >> this is one of the problems with emerging technology. that oftentimes regular what ises get behind the times. and this is a point we're getting to, where federal regulators need to make decisions quick. >> leah gabriel, thank you. we reported earlier on the tens of millions set to travel this thanksgiving. we're going on look at how the weather is shaping up. where people might run into trouble.

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>> more people are headed out of town this weekend than we have seen in more than a decade. but forecasters say most travelers won't face bad weather. but not everybody is lucky. fox news chief meteorologist is here. rick, what can we expect when we hit the roads? >> i have almost nothing to say. >> oh my gosh! that's a first. >> aside from, yeah. [laughing] about the weather, this is really pretty spectacular. yesterday, today, through the weekend for the return home. one little trouble spot, you take a look at the airport right now, no real delays. san francisco isn't really weather related. a little bit in newark, that's not weather related. we have colder air coming in, the big parade, going to be a little chilly.

feels like winter, thanksgiving weekend across the great lakes. here is weather delay through tonight, not expecting any big problem. a little bit of snow across parts of maine. florida is going to be the one spot, central florida, next couple of days, a disturbance that, causes problems. you get a look around the florida peninsula. overall, that's just the only spot. rest of the country looking great. pacific northwest, rain coming in, a little bit of snow as well. if you are some one going out to the parade tomorrow, it will be chilly, 37 degrees, when the parade kicks off. if are you standing outside answer it's 37 degrees, that gets really, really cold. overall, not bad. when you go home and you're done with the family, it's also going to be good. you will be aible to get out. >> i love this. i can't keep my eyes off the turkey. [laughing] sorry, apologize, i'm more like my 5-year-old. are you working tomorrow? >> i'm not working this is my one year not working the parade, i'm cooking. >> what time should i come over?

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for thanksgiving. "usa today" reports going traditional as back in style. take a look at this. the paper quotes a study by catalina, company that tracks shopping habits. it shows more people are actually cooking their own turkeys instead of buying ready to eat. premade cakes and frosting took a nose dive. and families have apparently had it with ham. sales were down 20% last year. one out of four people say they will crack open a drink tomorrow morning. really? as soon as the bird is in the often. i'll doing it before thacht that's from drizzly, an app for ordering alcohol. survey of customers found another one out of four will wait until afternoon to drink. not at my house. as soon as the family arrives.

the survey finds that wine is the beverage of choice. about two-thirds of people say they'll reach for a bottle of red or white. beer is next at 20%. the hard stuff is last. for us, memosas in the morning. come to my place! >> neil: julie, i tell you, that wine would come in handy for those having to deal with this today. not while they're driving. but just telling you, it is a mess. thanksgiving exodus is on. and across the country, the same drill. hurry up and wait. americans are hitting the roads, planes, trains, the long holiday weekend. it appears to be a near record holiday weekend. according to aaa, 5. million of us -- 51 million of us are expected to travel for thanksgiving, about the most we've seen in about a dozen years. mike is in the middle of it at chicago o'hare on what's happening there. sir? >> well, i have to tell you, neil, i've seen bad days here and this is not one of them. as if the