arthel: that does it for us. back at 4:00 p.m. eastern eric: is 06:00 p.m. eastern. >> democratic congressman john conyers is stepping down as ranking member of the house judiciary committee will congress investigate sexual-harassment claims against him. >> president trump calling on voters in alabama to vote against e. schumer pelosi puppet. is this endorsement and everything enough for the embattled worry more? resident heading to capitol hill on tuesday to push republicans on the fence about the tax reform bill?

>> welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. i'm kristen fisher. nice to be inside with you, leland. leland: great to be here with you. a lot to talk about. he said to be as close news weekend over the holiday. i'm leland vittert could've fox news alert. john conyers in the past couple of minutes announcing he is stepping aside from his role as ranking member of the house judiciary committee although he is saving congress that he denies misconduct allegations despite having settled with one alleged that term. molly henneberg with us as this continues to break on sunday afternoon. >> house democratic rendered a leader nancy pelosi said today she thought michigan democratic congressman john conyers would do the right thing in a couple hours later the announced that appeared to be clear he's not resigning it is stepping down as the top democrat or ranking member on the how powerful

judiciary committee on ethics investigation looks into sexual-harassment allegations of payments to keep the allegations confidential. conyers denied those the allegations but said in a statement i very much look forward to vindicating myself and my families before the house committee on ethics. to be clear would like to remain as ranking member. he went on to say i cannot in good conscience allow these charges to undermine my colleagues from the democratic caucus and my friends on both sides of the aisle in the judiciary committee in the house of representatives. right after that came out, leader pelosi put out a statement saying zero-tolerance remains in as the investigation, they have agreed to step aside as ranking member. on the senate side, al franken will do three different interviews today about allegations that he and grabbed

at least four women. franken said in a statement on friday he is a warm person and that he has people, but that he crossed a line for some women. in the alabama senate special election in december, president trump is urging alabama voters not to vote for democrat doug jones, but is needed today in his support for republican ray moore facing sexual assault allegations from when he was in his 30s. the president mentions he supported his primary opponent in one of his tweet. i endorsed luther strange in the alabama primary. he shot way up in the polls but it wasn't enough. can't let schumer pelosi win this race be a liberal jones would be bad. some republicans want more to step aside and put up another candidate. leland: so far not been the next couple days in alabama. molly, thank you. >> for more insight, from the

hill, thank you for being with us today. a lot of breaking news this morning. one a survey asking what you think about the announcement that he's going to be stepping down from the judiciary committee as the ethics investigation unfolds. >> i think it's the only move to be honest. john conyers was in an untenable position. yes he does deny the substance of his allegations but as he pointed out in your introduction and 30 settled the case in 2015 that pertain to the issue. these are credible allegations. no possible way for him to stay in place. kristin: what you think about what nancy pelosi said earlier. this news right before the news broke that conyers is stepping down. she called conyers an american icon and whether or not she believes the accuser's comments up to the ethics committee to review. was that appropriate for her to

say? >> i don't think was appropriate and was a significant political mistake. we hear often primarily the idea women should be believed in these cases that the default position should be to assume they are telling the truth. people will surmise it's because it's a member of her own party. that's a bad political misstep. kristin: that nancy pelosi moving to the left. president trump this morning on twitter with his nonendorsement of republican senate candidate roy moore. it feels as though both sides are kind of retreating to their corners at a time when a lot of the members of the american republic would like to see the parties come together on this issue. what do you think? >> that's absolutely true. this is one of the things that causes weariness among the voters and politicians will talk about principle when it involves

a member of their inside are the principles suddenly become not principles of all. different rules apply in the frustration that so many americans have that the nation seems to be increasingly divided into the red team and the blue team and depending on which team you're on those are applicable. three to be seen whether this is just an e-mails. don't we move on from, that there is certainly some changes on capitol hill and some members of congress introduced a bill or the growing pressure to unmask members of congress who have made the settlements in the past as taxpayers pick beds. what are going to happen and which ones are just going to go by the wayside? >> a difficult question to answer because congress has been pretty good at protecting its own right.

that's one of the problems here. because of the allegations we've heard not just in politics but other areas, the idea of there being secret settlements essentially isn't one that can move forward. there is some degree of bipartisan work to change that so that taxpayer money cannot be used to settle cases in secrecy and mystery. that is just not tenable. kristin: president trump called for unmasking of the names of congressmen and women who settled using taxpayer funding. senator franken to speak after it became public. what do you think you should say? >> i assume it's going to apologize for some degree he seems to want to deny u.s.

wrongdoing but he acknowledges they are upset by his behavior. the difficult line to tread. i'm not sure there can be a defense. kristin: will see later this afternoon. thank you very much. trade to hearing from the president later today if they get on air force one. president trump heading back to washington was a big to-do lists. he and his political team are trying to win votes for tax reform. bill keating on west palm beach as the president has been doing just that. right, phil? >> absolutely. a lot of golf and foreign policy work over this long extended thanksgiving weekend for the first families in at the winter white house on palm beach and again today the weather absolutely

it is more about turning the economy around. 17 years with $5 trillion in asset value to the market, we now need tax relief to get the regular economy growing so the middle class can benefit as

well. >> the schedule for the first family this afternoon is getting to west palm beach international airport right around the 4:00 hour and sometime thereafter in on our come in the air force one will depart, fly back to washington d.c. and land in the 6:00 hour and this has been a pretty uneventful five days except for other tweeting by the president which has been generated in the news cycle this thanksgiving weekend. leland: we appreciate you being down there this thanksgiving weekend. too bad the weather wasn't nicer for you. just looks terrible down there. good to see you, buddy. kristin: in addition to tax reform to threat of a government shutdown is also one minutes 27 teen winds down in the current plan to fund the government also went down.

caroline shively in d.c. live with more details. >> k., kristen. sometimes congress treats mom ms. lopez and sometimes they come through. republican leaders are planning good in the next few weeks they may vote on taxes, individual mandate, sexual harassment in the entire federal government will shut down if they don't pass a spending resolution. the senate is set to vote on tax reform this week. the houses are to pass its version. >> i predict we will have a new tax code for the new year in for a new era of american prosperity. we deserve it. americans deserve a new tax code. >> they are doing something that will increase the debt enormously. will be a job killer and it's going to raise taxes on the middle class and that is a big impact on the individual lives of all americans. >> the money runs out the federal government has a push

against democrat onto the spending bill. democrats were shut down. they came here as minors. democrats want them to stay illegally. republicans want it handled in separate bills later. >> we have a fixable priority. a bipartisan solution to make sure these young people have a chance to earn their way in the citizenship. we can do this and get it done before the end of the year. >> shouldn't be dealt with in the democrats using that in trying to use leverage to shut down the government. that's not how this ought to be resolved. >> to make scheduled around christmas and republican leaders aren't afraid to keep them your longer. kristin: caroline, like to defer to congress, especially this congress. things come to caroline. today than able to get so much done. bill hoagland, former staff

director for the senate budget committee for more insight. the one thing congress was able to do, bill, is kick the can down the road on government shutdown in september. the reason they couldn't do that again? >> i believe there's a good possibility unless they can work some agreement by the two christmas eve, and they'll have to do some sort of an extension well into the first quarter of next year. >> we saw this in the last year when the big four came to the white house before chuck and nancy as the president likes to call them cut a heckuva deal, got a big w. appeared republicans were humiliated. the same gang of four meets again on tuesday. how worried are republicans that they look at humiliated again? >> some republicans believe there's a real possibility the deal would be cut to raise the spending levels that the issue coming out by december 8th is a government shut down if they

have caps on spending, caps on defense and nondefense spending. the president has to increase by nearly $60 million will require 60 votes in the united states senate to do that. as a consequence, democrats will not allow for republicans to raise the defense cabin last they make some republicans now who are trying to control spending. >> and away, considering republicans to blame for government shutdown especially when they controlled the white house and both houses of congress, democrats have republicans over the barrel on this one. >> democrat said the 60-vote issue facing them and the only way to avoid a government shutdown this we increase or extend the caps going forward. trade to forgive me, what this seems as another opportunity for politicians to spend more money we don't have. >> some people would argue yes that is true. a real demand in a tie this back to the tax reform bill.

don't forget senator mccain is a critical boat on the tax reform bill. senator mccain would like to see an enough bipartisan support for raising the caps on the defense spending which is the chairman of the armed services committee. his though further tax reform may be whether he can get the agreement with the president to resign defense and it's a complicated rubik cube before the december the eighth board as you say kick it down the road and do with it later on. leland: it's almost as though you could be a television producer. later in the show you'll talk to jacking about issues facing the military and the huge budget cut from the effects of those budget cut and exactly what senator mccain had to say about that. an opportunity for a nice piece. great having you appear right after our show in kristen's interview with chris wallace has an interview with conference chairman john thune.

the conference committee critical in tax reform and that's what i'll talk about as well as who will be the acting head of the consumer financial protection bureau tomorrow morning. it could be a big issue. learn all about it on "fox news sunday" coming up. >> a first-come and deadly mysterious disclosure whipping through riverfront neighborhood near shanghai today. plus, survivor speaking out after several gunmen killing hundreds of worshipers. the latest on the hunt. the good news responsible for justice. after yet another deadly naval crash, a closer look at what exactly needs to be done to better protect our men and women in harms way. >> it is clear not only with the ability to fight and win wars, we are also gambling for the variability of our troops to operate safely.

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happened in a factory and abbas was strong enough to knock down buildings as you can see. imagine what it did to cars and people inside the buildings. still under investigation clearly the cleanup and recovery effort has a long way to go. >> the cleanup continues in egypt were major investigation manhunt is underway to find those responsible for the deadliest terror attack in modern egyptian history. survivors giving horrific accounts of the attack that took the life of over 300 worshipers including more than 20 children at a mosque in the peninsula friday. connell power in jerusalem. >> kristen, learning more about what is the motivation and the reason this mosque in a small say in a desert town and why he was targeted according to village elders, and this is the mosque is important because the muslims we pride if there are by far the most strain of islam are

guarded by militants like al qaeda and i says and what we learn from the elders in the village counted sizes has regularly and just as recently as a week ago threatened this village in the mosque because they were cooperating with the egyptian security services and were warned to stop working with egyptian security services to stamp out extremists in the area and that appears to be the reason the mosque was targeted in 305 people were killed, more than 100 or so injured. we also know more than two dozen militants in the back of pickup trucks in four by four trucks pulled into this new town as friday afternoon prayers were just beginning. is more than 500 or so worshipers tried to get to someplace safe, militants were well armed and began opening fire, shooting anyone that was

moving according to witnesses. more than 300 people there, 100 or so injured. officials not to get revenge in the sinai region. they have made this file multiple times before and we've seen a wave of violence not only against muslims, but also security checkpoint across the country in the creation community in egypt. every time the ballots been made , the supporters and the government have been unable to do much in terms of actually defeating isis not only in sinai, but across the entire country. this is a growing problem and they have made such a valid comments to stamp out intolerance and extremism, but also returned stability and calm to the country. >> conor powell, live in jerusalem.

>> nine years ago today islamic terrorist began a rampage in the indian port city of mumbai. you might remember this attack here at doing a free luxury hotel, major train station in other targets. it took almost three days for indian police and military to regain control of her 168 had died. today family members left the dems many outraged in pakistan what the founder of an islamic group linked to the attackers on friday. you think about just how shocked we all were after the attack and today and over the weekend 300 killed in the egyptian attack and everything kind of goes that just happens. we become desensitized. >> a month in 20 children killed in the attack as well. too easy to become desensitized. still to come, will begin for washington state as servers quickly rise to record levels threatening dozens of homes plus al franken prepares to face the

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leland: it is becoming the most impossible in washington defendant politician wanted to issue a condemnation against members of their own party accused of misconduct. president trump treated this morning about the alabama senate race. he doesn't endorse relationships with underage women, but does claim the democratic candidate saying i endorse luther strange in the alabama primary. he shot way up in the polls but it was not high enough. can't let schumer pelosi won this race bred liberal john

sweeney and doug jones would be bad. speaking of nancy pelosi coming nancy pelosi, here is she this morning demanding due process for democratic congressmen who admits paying on the sexual harassment allegation. >> hubley john conyers? >> i don't know who they are. they have not come forward. >> you don't know if you believe the accusations? >> bats for the ethics committee to review. >> democratic strategist and ceo anton see right and wrong by republican spokesman, nice to see you. lucy went on to call conyers an american icon. either of you willing to disagree with the following css that right and wrong seems to be completely subjugated to political interest at this point? >> unfortunately, that is what happened at the top. a lot of republicans have come out against way more and most of it did republicans have come out

and want to drop out. the problem is the president is not ministered in short-term political gains there will be long-term. in the short term and make sense for him to do this nonendorsement endorsement to try to get one more vote for tax reform. long-term for the republican party is terrible for her brain, but maybe fortunately, i don't know. nancy pelosi and john conyers. here's the truth is people on both sides whether it's way more, conyers, franken, whoever it is. a few serious allegations of sexual assault or harassment you don't need to be in public office. the truth is -- a lot easier than the ones in the private sector. >> it is. members of the congress to enjoy special protections in this area. are democrats blowing an opportunity to really lead on this issue here? >> no, i don't think they are because they have been bills

already proposed that they would take up next week. >> canton, the best they can do -- hold on come in the best they can do is propose bills about training? think about when nancy pelosi said about john conyers. this is what she said about roy moore. take a listen. >> were you putting politics ahead of their personal discuss? >> we're talking about a child molester. >> president clinton was accused of being a sexual predator. >> wide-awake talking about how we go forward. trade to come on, and fun pitching solidly the allegations, calls him a child molester and at the same time since i don't know whether to believe the accusers of john conyers because i don't know who they are and they are and we need an ethics investigation. defend that. anton, defend that. >> what i can tell you is

representative conyers said earlier today after the interview he will step down as ranking member of the judiciary committee, representative pelosi has said i don't think anyone is offending anyone. trade to anton, anton. hold on. ron did need an ethics panel to make a decision about how he felt right or wrong about roy moore. why do they need about franken and conyers? >> i don't think anyone is saying there's a need for an ethics piano. >> nancy pelosi said in a sound bite. we've got a deal in facts. nancy pelosi was the one who said we needed an ethics panel and we can decide yes or no. are you willing to say ron has said ray more should go one of the president is making a mistake here. if nancy pelosi making a mistake by sending by john conyers, yes

or no? >> had to leave. he made a mistake and i'm not going to run away from the fact is the longest-serving member of the congress. absolutely wrong. >> he should resign or not? >> is already taking this stance with me. >> let me just drop some truth for you. yes he should step down now. weimar should also step down. how franken should also step down. the president should talk about his former accusations. this is a good thing if there's a reckoning for people in power. people need to start treating women like they treat their daughter, sister, wife or mother. don't touch someone unless they want to be touched. leland: fellas come a time i went back in a time out with icann. point. if everyone treated people and

other women the way they want their mothers, sisters and daughters treated, we wouldn't have a problem. you've got five seconds to disagree with it. i don't think you can. >> i won't disagree. leland: that they appeared with gutter run. >> you have to go forward. trained to appreciate it, guys. thank you very much. kristin: you are feisty today. i'm glad you aren't really need. after days of flooding, washington rivers beginning to receive the the major damages in its wake. the river crested on friday threatening at least three homes along the banks of the town. officials estimate at least 200 feet of property and flood waters. officials have asked the army corps of engineers for help. they will need a lot of help. trade you still have the navy you still have the navy identified rechristening crewmembers and now we look at whether or not our forces are

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to enter the u.s. enter the u.s. navy seventh that has long been a symbol of american military strength in the pacific at the flavors off off the ball first mind two biggest threats in the world today from north korea to china, but the seventh fleet is also a series of tragic accidents involving collisions between its vessels and civilian ships, most recently a plane crash killed three crewmembers and all this is her going questions about whether or not the seventh fleet is spread too thin. here to weigh in, fox news military analyst general jack keane. thanks for coming in today. as i was digging through these numbers, it's just astounding

the extent of the problem within the seventh fleet. i believe we have a graphic that shows before the navy plane crash on wednesday. the number of noncombat plane crashes was way up in the number of troops killed in those plane crashes also up 34 just this year compared to 16 at this time last year. more than 100% increase. why is this happening? >> first of all, we've got a military readiness crisis that goes way beyond the seventh fleet and serious collisions they had her symptomatic of a much larger problem. united states is the military power in the world but the truth is our capabilities have eroded in the readiness capability has significantly eroded. we are just not paying the money it takes and proficiency to do the training necessary.

if you cut back on spending everything taking place in the service. on top of that, the military services are too small interservice cheese earlier this year he made an astounding statement before the congress they the congress they should demand have mine but it did not. what they said is the united states military is at high risk to win a war against china or russia. that's a staggering statement reflective of the budget cuts we've had for years. kristin: a lack of manpower, lack of money and it really echoes something that senator john mccain said back in september. let's play it. >> perhaps the greatest harm to our national security and our military a day. every one of our leaders, military uniform has had because of what we've done with the

so-called sequestration has put the lives of our service members at greater risk. don't we have an obligation not to do that? >> defense secretary said the exact same thing. happening at a time when the defendants laid now more than ever with threats from north korea and how big of a threat towards national security? >> a serious one as i mentioned it. what is happening is the funding that congress is just up to defense authorization act in unintended but its $100 billion over what obama forecasted, so it's almost the $700 trillion budget. here's the catch and nobody's talking about it. a serious an issue that tax reform. in the next 30 days if the appropriations committees in the house and senate don't remove the budget caps are the sequestration, that budget they just approved a 700 trillion would fall back to 600 trillion

with $100 billion would be taken off of it. not 600 trillion, 600 billion. $100 billion taken off of the budget. they will go back to the obama forecasted budget in the next 30 days and nobody's talking about it. kristin: you are seriously concern that could have been? >> at 30 and the law. kristin: would you like to see more from the white house from president trump on this? he's outspoken saying he wants to be at the number but would you like to see him do more? >> they are all focused on tax reform. but this is such a serious issue and it's not really getting the publicity you should get. the congressmen and senators should feel a fair amount of pressure because we are talking about military readiness.

they testified how serious the crisis this is than they did testify this year. david testify in a number of years the crisis we are red. leland: general, thank you for bringing this to our attention. >> coming up, many members of our military spent a holidays away from home in harms way. they still don't make enough to buy presents for kids. how bad the problem is that now you can help. ♪

leland: tens of thousands of duty military members have such a tough time making ends meet. they rely on food stamps. reportedly one of four kbit dod schools come from families income level so low may qualify for free meals. stunning and sobering. >> stunning cover sobering, when you look at the stats coming you can see why buy christmas presents are a luxury for so many families that many of them can afford. sidney farnum, founder of operation help the hero making sure military family members throughout the country on the very last christmas. thanks for being with us today.

this time of year i often find myself getting overwhelmed by the number of options from a number of nonprofits and operations that need help. what makes your organization different and stand out? >> the thing about operation help here as we are a volunteer organization and everything people donate goes directly to serving military families. we were founded in started by military families. i myself am a military spouse. we have volunteers all over the country they give their time freely for this cause they believe in and i think that is one thing to stand out. trade you how does the work? 270 adoptive families put together a wish list and then the adapter is going on by those present than you put them together? >> yeah. we retched out, have them

identify families that may be a need. sometimes they are not families and financial need. sometimes they sit person in the family appeared an injury they are going through a rough time separated by deployment. but we do assign members of the community, whether it is people that run businesses, church groups, volunteer groups throughout the country and we have them pair with families. they did hit individual wish list than they make their christmas spirit, live through their giving. >> i understand you've had 200 families adopted this year. how many more do you need? >> right now about 30 families under weightless then after that any additional donors to reach out to us supporting a military family or single servicemember we reach out to unit and put the word out and we start looking for more families for them to

support. in other words it's endless. people reaching out we will find them families and single service members to support. >> when you think about often times during the holidays they cheer the stories of what the wish list are and what a lot of folks would consider basic necessities are christmas luxuries, kids asking for home-court come in a pair of gloves come is that how bad the situation is over kids asking for a nintendo or a new toy? >> very good question. we have a little bit of both. some families are definitely warm clothes, groceries and not sort of thing is something they are looking for. our goal is really to support military families and help them of those miracle moments christmas morning when the kids come into the room and they have just up in. our goal is not just helping the

families within a struggle they are having, but lots of families we just want them to have a great christmas morning. leland: considering some of our conversations on the show, that is something everyone can agree about. see why their operation help the euro.org or you can go and donated help. we'll tweet that out as well. kristin: hopefully you'll have many more miracle moments this holiday season as well. thank you for what you do. kristin: after the break, we better watch out, better not cry. i thought about it. i am not singing at. keep an eye out for somebody. not stand to. >> people are a problem for me.

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no way! that is horrible. >> a disturbing way to end the show. chris wallace has more. thank you for being with us this weekend. >> thank you for having me. >> i am chris wallace, new celestial harassment claims for congress and the media. another apology from democratic senator, al franken. foreign ethics get investigation into congressman john conyers. >> i just heard about him a few minutes ago. as far as al franken is concerned, he will have to speak for himself. >> the president defensive alabama senate candidate, roy moore. >> i can say one thing for sure. we do not need a liberal person in air. a democrat. >> plus the firing of a better news man, charlie rose we will discuss