that? we'll have one of the key players to talk about that right here on "fox news @ night" ." most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend the evening with us. >> in pyongyang a missile ripped through the night sky at 3:15 a.m.. >> it is an effort to build a ballistic missile threat that engages world peace in the united states. >> justice will be served and the process will occur when the individual rots in hell. >> the president of the united states says he will fix your problem and asked for your vote i was willing to give it in confidence today. >> they decided not to show up, they have been all talk and no action and now it is even worse, not even talk.

>> the president doesn't indicate he is serious. we won't just sit down for a photo op. >> strikes me as lack of seriousness about the matter before us. >> so-called mastermind behind the benghazi attacks convicted on terror charges but he was cleared of murder. >> the previous administration granted this foreign terrorist american constitutional rights and that should not have happened. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning. you are watching "fox and

friends" first this wednesday morning, made it midway through the week but a lot has happened yesterday and overnight so we will get straight to that and we begin with a fox news alert. a game changer from north korea, the rogue notion test changing a new kind of intercontinental ballistic missile capable of striking anywhere in the us but donald trump remaining firm. >> a missile was launched a while ago from north korea. we will take care of it. >> amy kellogg joins us live with more. >> very hard to imagine just how this will be handled, the secretary of state has said diplomatic options are still out there but hard to imagine exactly what they are. here is what the vice president said. >> all options are on the table and we will continue to marshal the full resources of the united

states to bring economic and diplomatic pressure to bear until north korea abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs once and for all. >> north korea giving glory to its missile test with a montage of past lunch is shown on to reinstate tv, yesterday was the most potent missile tested to date, flew higher than previous ones, north korea says it could hit anywhere in the united states and analysts say they may be right. and anchorwoman exuberantly made the announcement, the missile flew 2800 miles high before landing in the sea, north korea's 15th ballistic missile launch of the year. this is the actual order kim jung un signs, fire with courage for the party and country, north korean government statement

said, quote, kim jung un said with pride north korea achieved its goal of becoming a rocket power. it is impossible to know what the mass is washing this on big screens were thinking. we know their neighbors in the south are rattled, firing a series of missiles in response to show that it will not be threatened, this just underlines how grave the threat from north korea is and is certainly casting a shadow over the south korean winter olympic games in seoul. heather: we will talk more about this coming up later in the show. hillary clinton as you might imagine attacked donald trump over his north korea approach saying he needs to soften things up but fox news contributor says we need to decide if the country are we okay with kim jung un being able to hold our children hostage to nuclear blackmail? if we are not okay with that

then donald trump should take military action. >> my proposal is the president of the united states should stop the north at nuclear ballistic missile testing by declaring henceforth united states -- and no-fly zone over north korea and nuclear no test zone and anytime the north koreans attempt to launch a ballistic missile we will take it out. we might take it up with missile defense or on the ground. if they take a nuclear test we will take it out and he should give assurances it will be a limited strike like his strike in syria was when they violated the obama redline and chemical weapons, but didn't overthrow them and given that assurance that they don't retaliate that would be it. we can stop their testing and i doubt they would respond. heather: and the a 51 day nightmare, living in fear of a

serial killer, hours ago tampa police arresting 24-year-old powell donaldson iii in connection with four neighbors. donaldson showed up at a local mcdonald's, a local news report saying he has been at the past few months has ties to new york city but has no criminal record in florida. >> the battle between darkness and light, light has won, we are bringing someone to justice who doesn't deserve the right to walk among us. and the process will occur when this individual rots in hell. >> reporter: they were shot and killed bus stop that the surveillance video near one of those bus stops the only clue police had for weeks. the nationwide manhunt, a

3-year-old girl, mariah woods went missing woman who can be seen. >> priority one is to find mariah and we are asking the public's help in local surrounding community, anyone who had contact with family from sunday on to please contact us with any information. heather: several adults were home when she disappeared including her mother's boyfriend who told her to go back to bed at midnight. the family said she wears leg braces and could not have walked out on her own despite the back

door being unlocked. there is drama on capitol hill. after democrats boycott a meeting with donald trump days before a possible government shutdown as the senate takes a major step on tax reform. doug joins us from washington dc with where republicans go from here. >> it was a significant victory for republicans because two gop committee men who expressed reservations about it, bob corker of tennessee and ron johnson of wisconsin voted yes. that does not mean they will support the full bill but it is an encouraging sign for republicans. >> and the republican congress everybody agrees we need progrowth tax reform. that process, the sausage making occurring right now, giving that back as good as possible. >> the partyline vote 12-11 in

the budget committee capped a wild day that began with this presidential tweet. keeping government working and working problems the problem is they want illegal immigrants flooding in unchecked, and substantially raise taxes. i don't see a deal. senate and house minority leader chuck schumer and antiballistic retaliated, by boycotting congressional leaders. >> given the president doesn't see a deal between democrats and the white house, nancy pelosi and i believe the best path forward is to continue negotiating with our republican counterpart in congress instead. >> returning later at the meeting by keeping schumer and loc at their empty chairs, mcconnell and ryan awkwardly sat one seat away. >> they are all talk and no

action and now it is even worse, not even talk. >> today while the senate could begin floor debate on the tax bill as early as 2:00 pm, st. charles, missouri, pushing the tax bill. heather: and the this is the part where they make the sausage, turkey sausage or pork sausage. heather: thank you, nancy pelosi had plenty of time, john conyers on sunday, but couldn't find time, taxes with the president. kelly and conway blasting the democratic party and its leadership, acting as obstructionists against donald trump. >> they are not representing the opposition party, they are there as minority leaders of the two chambers in congress.

it is a major disappointment. that is why they are the minority party, lost 1000 seats in state legislatures in the house, the senate, the governorships and the white house, it is based on the policy. democratic party is talking about presidential elections instead of passing policy and i'm telling the american people see it to a person even folks who didn't vote for the president tell us all the time i can't stand the constant negativity, resistance, lies and the rest of the bladder. they want a government that functions and he is leading the way. heather: congressman john conyers spotted flying coach on a plane back to detroit igniting rumors he may be heading home to resign as top democrat ramps up pressure on veteran lawmaker to bow out following the sex scandal avalanche. aid say nancy pelosi is trying to convince the representative to step away from capitol hill,

a reversal, not conyers's first rodeo with the ethics committee. in 2006 you may remember he was accused of using former aides as personal servants. the investigation was closed because conyers, quote, took responsibility. a shocking move rocking the nfl, the new york giants benching star quarterback eli manning, the super bowl mvp holding back tears as his streak of 210 consecutive regular-season games comes to an end. >> hard day to handle this, hanging there and figured it out. >> after the team won two games through the first 12 weeks, fans outraged as he is expected to lose his job.

the quarterback geno smith will take over. 12 minutes after the top of the hour, fox news alert north korea taking a dangerous step toward more firing a missile that could hit, who can end this. >> a miscarriage of justice, guilty of murder. >> the mastermind of the benghazi attack skates on the most serious charges, the obama administration is to blame. america has been and still is a white supremacist society, a lesson one professor at a taxpayer-funded college is teaching that will make your blood boil. ♪

patty: 1 back to "fox and friends" first, 4:16 on the east coast. north korea launching an intercontinental ballistic missile that has the power to reach the us mainland. donald trump promising to, quote, take care of it. how should we respond? the author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world. really appreciate it. >> thank you. heather: let's talk about what happened yesterday. this includes 2800 miles into space, 2800 miles up, the highest it has ever gone, 53 minutes and landed off the japanese coast 600 miles away and then we hear it could reach any city in the us. are you surprised what happened yesterday? >> i was surprised they launched at this time.

in the winter training cycle. i thought we would not see a wrist missile launch until february but in terms of the improvements in range, and constant improvements, an obligation to do its best to make sure north korea doesn't have the money for missile launches or detonation of nukes and we can do that. >> that is the key to keep the money away. how do we do that? >> donald trump has the executive order that tells the world you do business with north korea you don't do business with the united states. we need to enforce that. that is not only about countries that sell things or buy things from north korea but countries that handle the money for north koreans and that basically is china. we need to start imposing costs, we can strangle north korea and don't have to use force to do

it. there are so many non-enforceable options was we heard lindsey graham yesterday, then introduces a lot of fatalism into the global conversation. we need to talk about sanctions instead. heather: people hear you saying this and this is what people want, they don't want a war, they want diplomatic solution, to be able to work. we heard about these things before and north korea is getting further and further ahead in terms of nuclear capabilities, saying they should reach those in a year. >> i north koreans will have a proven capability in a 9-month timeframe, maybe less tend that but we are hearing sanctions are working. part of the regime's favorite class, getting their rations from the distribution channel.

the regime is rounding up children, putting them in labor camps to turn out products and the acceleration of what our informal taxes indicate cash flow problems and rex tillerson talks about shortages. there's a lot of anecdotal evidence suggesting the regime is hurting. i also think donald trump needs to ramp it up. heather: thank you, we hope that works. thank you for your insight as always. it is 20 minutes after the top of the our. i stakes heist in las vegas, the wig wearing robber who was at a casino at gunpoint as gamblers watched, christmas grinches, cnn boycotting the christmas party, the white house is getting the last laugh, carly shimkus with the burning response from sarah huckabee sanders up next. ♪

patty: 1 back. campus craziness taken to a whole new level on your time. public university in florida offering what it calls a white racism course for the upcoming spring semester. social media is not signing up for the course, carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with the outrage online. what is this about? >> social media may not be signing up but it is an appearance popular at the university, the class, from 35 to 50 students and currently at capacity. this is at florida gulf coast university, and the class, providing a deeper understanding of racial inequality and white

supremacy adding many whites have racist laws, policies, practice and traditions, and in their daily lives that have operated to maintain white racial domination over blacks and people of color for hundreds of years. a lot of people disagree with that and are taking issue vocally on twitter. usually says pool the taxpayer-funded was another tweet says the class is creating racial divisions to destroy america and one more tweet says where do we draw the line and stop this nonsense was the professor maintains the class is not antiwhite, just anti-white racism. patty: 1 to more to come on that. the white house christmas party going to work on the invitations, cnn is not going even though they were invited. >> they are ramping up their

feud with white house, will not be attending the white house christmas party. that is for members of the media and in light of the continued attacks on freedom of the press and cnn we do not feel it is appropriate to celebrate with him as invited guests. we will send the white house reporting team to the event and reports on it if news warrants. they are all business. somebody who is and is white house press secretary sarah sanders hootsuiteed the christmas comes early, finally good news from cnn. all is not call nor bright. >> monica lewinsky, the documentary coming out, cnn, monica lewinsky calling them out for promoting a documentary about her affair with president clinton called the monica

lewinsky scandal. take a look at this tweet. she changed the title to the star investigation, the clinton impeachment, she added that we fixed it for you, you're welcome. a lot of people and she pointed that on social media, please keep sending messages like this, reminder that actual people are behind scandals, incredibly valuable, something we forget often. we forget that online in general. that title neglecting one large person in said scandal. heather: the white house is watching, senate communication. 27 minutes after the top of the era, convicted of terror but acquitted of murder. >> this is a total miscarriage of justice. accessory to murder is guilty of murder. heather: the outrage boiling over after the mastermind of the benghazi attack skates on the

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benghazi technical four american spared the death penalty because the mastermind behind the brutal death apparently doesn't count as murder according to a jury. convicted of terror charges but found not guilty on 14 others. the 2012 attack on the diplomatic compound resulted in the death of us ambassador chris stevens, state department information management officer sean smith and security officer tyrone woods, the victim family members lashing out calling the verdict a miscarriage of justice and blaming the obama administration. >> accessory to murder, guilty of murder, not just a person who pulled the trigger. the previous administration granted this foreign terrorist american constitutional rights and that should not have

happened. >> sean smith's mother pat telling fox news she was not the price and not happy with the verdict and accuses hillary clinton of having no hearts. cia director calling the verdict a small measure of justice for the terror inflicted on the patriotic men and women stationed in benghazi, facing 60 years in prison but sentencing date has not been set. >> a lot of controversy, thank you very much. the suspect behind new york's deadliest terror attack since 9/11 pleads not guilty, facing 22 terrorism related charges, 22 including murder and attempting to support isis, accused of plowing a truck into people on a bike path in manhattan killing eight people, facing the death penalty if convicted and the convicted killer profiled in that hit netflix documentary making a murderer staying behind

bars. stephen avery denied a new trial again after his lawyer claimed she had no evidence proving his innocence which avery and his nephew were sentenced to life in prison for the murder of teresa hallmark in 2007. i stakes heist in sin city, not talking about the plot to a new movie, police hunting for this brazen bandit who held up a poker cage. the man walked into a room full of gamblers, pulled out a gun and demanded money from the cashier. actor james woods claimed nearby, it was fantastic and surrendered the money quietly so no customers would get worse, no one realized what was happening, excellent staff, cool under pressure.

no word how much money he got away with. senator rand paul speaking on camera to fox news for the first time since he was attacked while working in his own yard. his kentucky neighbor accused of tackling him from behind, leaving paul with six broken ribs. his lawyer claims it was over a landscaping dispute but paul says the two haven't spoken in years. >> you don't know what is in someone's mind. for the most part the real question should be are you allowed to attack someone from behind in their yard when you're out mowing your grass, it is cowardly and criminal. >> reporter: prosecutors say it may have been politically motivated. a lot of questions remain. donald trump getting a major legal victory, district judge refusing to block mick mulvaney

is the new acting director of the consumer financial protection bureau, writing denying the president's authority to appoint mister mulvaney raises significant constitutional questions. now that the path is clear for mulvaney what does it mean for the highly criticized agency? here to weigh in is liz, thanks for coming in early. a lot of people want to know exactly what does this organization do? what are they responsible for? >> theoretically they protect the consumer against bank fraud and all kinds of financial entanglements consumers don't understand but the reality is we needed it in the first place. liz warren's dream child to put on another regulator in charge of the banks after the financial crisis because he liz warren's world all wrongdoing was the bank taking too much risk, some of that is true but there were

only seven regulatory agencies overseeing the bank. we did not need an eighth. particularly one that is unaccountable to congress and unaccountable to the president. it is a dangerous situation. heather: the unaccountable to congress or the president so how do people get on board? how are people appointed? >> the president appoints the director, that is amusing, the resistance to mick mulvaney being in charge of it is he's not independent of donald trump. obviously the first director was not independent of president obama. he was the treasury secretary and richard cordray was appointed by obama so he too was basically someone in thrall to the white house. this notion of independence is something that hurts consumers. imagine you have been levied a fine by the cfpb and think it is wrong, you can't go to congress come you can't go to the white

house, you have no redress whatsoever except possibly to sue and there is no instance whatsoever where the court has said you are right, this move overreached. it is a bad situation. mary mack mick mulvaney coming on board, already said this is not needed. >> it is a sad sick joke were his exact words but in his excellent presentation the other day about his role he did say he would uphold the law. he would follow through on things they were supposed to be doing but you can count on the fact they will end the regulatory reign of terror of richard cordray who resigned last friday and that is a very good thing the bank misdeeds that have taken place like wells fargo, they had no ability and

certainly didn't on earth those misdeeds, the los angeles times did, there is no evidence it is helping. heather: the what about evidence it is turning? >> in the pace of one particular quest, they went after auto dealers for supposed racial discrimination even though companies involve never collected racial data, and outrageous overreach and by the way dodd-frank prohibited the cfpb from going after the auto dealers, they were supposed to stay out of that. they restructured how the industry worked and borrowing costs went up for consumers so that is a terrible outcome. heather: thanks for joining us, appreciate it, great to have you here. they are known for violent rallies calling for the deaths of police.

and now black lives matter is taking on christmas because it is too white. just another race baiting political stunt and joins us up next. talk about social delivery, domino's pizza wants to be there for those moments, the birth of your child. ♪

[chanting] todd: a have been known for violent rallies calling for the death of police and now they are taking on christmas because apparently it is too white. black lives matter planning to take out white capitalism by

boycotting white owned businesses for the holidays. here to weigh in, host on blaze tv, lawrence jones. we love having you here with us. before we start let's look at this tweet from black lives matter. it says we are dreaming of a black christmas where folks withholding dollars from white capitalism and use resources to build black communities instead of spending, donate to a black organization as a holiday gift for your loved ones or by black. what do you think? >> this is a political stunt. i am all for investing in my community, black businesses, black banks but that is not what black lives matter is doing. i was in ferguson when they burned down black businesses. i have been involved where they support the democratic party with targets, small black

businesses and black banks. this is more of a political agenda, not trying to benefit the community. jillian: you don't think it is a goal of turning around poverty, supporting their communities, but this is something entirely different. >> this is antiwhite message, might as well call it a racist message, if not for the benefit of the community, there are plenty of days in the year they could actually be working in the community for the betterment of the community but they are using this for some type of stunt as part of the resistance. i support black banks, black businesses, i make it a point to go into my community and contribute to those businesses but historically black lives matter have not been supportive of those businesses, they continue to support the

democratic party which makes policies harsh and worse for small businesses. jillian: here is a website quote from them donald trump embodies white capitalism. if you are anti-trump you should hold back your resources from him and the like. but the democratic party doesn't do black communities any favors. >> that is such bs. black unemployment was double the national average under barack obama. right now we have black unemployment at a 20 year low right now. black businesses are soaring under donald trump. this whole notion that under donald trump, under the republican leadership, black lives are worse is not true. the stats suggest a different story. heather: what will it take to bring people together?

there is such a racial divide, it builds during the obama administration and now we have this going on, christmas time, the holiday, supposed to be a time to bring people together, what can we do? this is not going to help the situation. >> i am a believer, i thought christ would be the one thing that could bring us together because that is what we celebrate with christmas but it seems people have gone to their prospective corners and don't want to talk with family. we see families divided right now. the nation needs to turn back the. for us to come together no matter if we disagree on policy at least we could respect each other as human beings. bill: you for joining us. we appreciate it. have a good day. now to a fox news alert, serial killer caught. the man accused of murdering

four innocent people behind bars. we have been following this story lives at the jail where he is held up next.

heather: more on that fox news alert, and accused serial killer terrorizing a florida community nearly two months finally off the streets. let's get to our fox affiliate in tampa outside the jail where the suspect is being held, good news for that community. >> reporter: major sigh of relief, we are at the hillsboro county jail where paul donaldson iii was brought not long ago, was handed a committal

complaint, so bear with me as i go through it with you. it appears a glock pistol in a mcdonald's bag could end it all this. working at a mcdonald's and apparently the gun involved in this in a mcdonald's bed, handed it to another employee and left, said he was going to fillet the steak. the employee he handed it to according to this complaint went to an officer who was eating there. handed it to him. he didn't return to the restaurant. the officer detained him. they brought him downtown for questioning at the police station and what happened, they were able to match the pistol with the casings used in the crime, they were able to recover clothing from his vehicle with bloodstains on demand were able to match his cell phone to the

location of the four killings. tampa's mayor. >> in the battle between darkness and light, light has won, we are bringing someone to justice who doesn't deserve the right to walk amongst us. justice will be served. and then the process will occur when this individual rots in hell. >> reporter: how donaldson iii charged in four murders in seminole heights neighborhood, it appears an employee, someone coming forward with information could have brought this to an end. diane: criminal record we know of in florida. tied to new york city, no, record here either, lots of questions why he would do this. thank you for joining us, appreciate the update. foxbusiness dollars, jobs in danger. is yours one of 1 million being replaced by robots?

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bill: giving your dog a bone could turn deadly. the fda's warning pet owners that we 4-legged friends should not be given processed bone treats. no specific brands were named but a variety were described, rib bones, smoky muscle bones after receiving 90 reports of pet illness including 15 deaths. heather: tying the knot could be

good for your health. a new study says couples have healthier habits and more social interaction. people who don't get married have a 40% greater chance of developing dementia later in life was that wraps it up, see you tomorrow, "fox and friends" first continues now. by. rob: a fox news alert, north korea escalating attend situation, firing off another rocket overnight. the brand-new warning about a ballistic missile capable of reaching anywhere in the united states. >> justice will be served and the process will occur when this individual rots in hell. jillian: serial killer caught accused of murdering four innocent people arrested