you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. for "fox news @ night," i am shannon bream. >> to say a special prayer for >> stunning news out of san francisco, the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle found not guilty. >> they have blood on their hands. the conversion of america into a sanctuary nation instead of a sovereign nation. this tax plan has been blown up, remade, torn down and built again in a late-night special on the senate floor. >> i won't support any cuts to be a bubble on the program but i want this program -- we need this program.

>> 4321. ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning from new york city, you made it through the week but a whole lot happens overnight, we appreciate you joining us. straight to the fox news alert, shock and outrage flooding the country over the verdict in the kate steinle case, he is found not guilty in century city of

san francisco. reaction is reigniting a national debate. >> the verdict not only shocking but heartbreaking, the illegal immigrant was found not guilty of murder and not guilty of involuntary manslaughter because defense claims it was an accident saying he didn't mean to shoot her on a san francisco peer into thousand 15. instead the gun which had been stolen from the bureau of land management went off by itself when he picked it up. prosecution's argument, he was playing his own version of russian roulette, shooting colin kaepernick who was rocking the peer with her father on purpose. >> the verdict was not the one we were hoping for. it was about the steinle family

who have shown incredible resolve and our hearts go out to them. >> whether the gun went off by accident or on purpose one thing is clear, the case is the symbol of a broken immigration system. at the start time of the shooting he had 7 prior felony convictions and was wanted for his sixth deportation but they refused to follow the law by not turning him over to ice and allowing him to shoot a woman who died in her father's arms, towing a local station the system failed the state. donald trump calling it disgraceful saying no wonder the people of our country are so angry with illegal immigration, the defense lawyer politicizing the verdict and accused of rubbing salt on the wound while taking a shot at donald trump. >> before you start tweeting or commenting just reflect on the fact all of us get these

protections, the right to a jury, burdens of proof, we have to respect that a jury that spent this much time on this case got it right. >> convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm which carries 16 months, 3 years in prison but immigration officials say they will deport him to mexico this time. patty: 1 we appreciate it, we will talk more about this. joining me to react to this verdict, thank you for joining us this morning. i want to know your first reaction when you heard this verdict, mine was heartache for the steinle family. >> that and shock, knowing what happened in this case, the jury had to make a unanimous decision and unanimously decided to acquit him, it was shocking.

heather: he says it was an accident but he also changed his story. >> he had been aiming at a field and trying to shoot the field. and flitting it around his finger, multiple accounts from him how this accident will happen. heather: why do you think the verdict went this way, why not manslaughter? >> manslaughter could have been charged if -- ways to say it was an accident that maybe you should have known would be a problem and could have caused death. it wasn't a manslaughter conviction and could have been. apart of that, and made that

part of the case, i want to assume there were political reasons. heather: is this a political verdict? >> of course it is a political verdict, you are looking at san francisco, it doesn't make sense logically the 12 jurors could come up with. heather: the a sanctuary city, if he had been deported the way he should have been and not been allowed in the country to begin with, this would not have happened. >> kind of kept a lot of that out that he has been deported so many -- it should have been more of an issue. heather: he should have brought it up. >> this wasn't a political decision and then he starts into

politics. heather: how he had brought this up. this will turn the tide in favor of people in terms of the wall. >> completely right because people are outraged by this decision. how could they acquit this guy who says i fired the gun, i shot her, she is now dead and it is because of me and i shouldn't have been here in the first place. heather: having the gun is the only charge he is facing. i know he is being deported allegedly but what other options do we have at this point? >> i don't see any way to appeal successfully. heather: really is a travesty, much more on this. hours from now in other news,

donald trump's landmark tax bill could face a final vote. senate republicans working around the clock making modifications to push it across the finish line to win over the holdouts. doug luzader in washington dc with where the bill stands now. >> reporter: is this a speedbump or could this kill the bill? we may find out later today. republicans have had a tough time running over fiscal hawks, folks concerned about the impact the tax reform plan could have on the deficit. there was talk about a trigger mechanism, at the economic growth, never materializes, the senate parliamentarian said you can't do it that way so there was talk about building some tax increases that would hit in later years. >> the amount of money that would be part of the trigger automatically -- >> i am happy with that.

>> republicans seem confident they can get this done. democrats will try to block this every step of the way leading to a heated exchange after bernie sanders accused republicans of trying to cut entitlement programs. >> i am not going to support any cuts to people who are on the program. >> there it is, reclaiming -- >> we need this program for the next generation. >> reporter: we may see progress later today is the senate get back to work. one thing to keep in mind if this passes the senate it still has to be reconciled with the plan that already passed the house, not going to be an easy process because these are two very different tax plans. patty: 1 the goal of having it on the desk by december 1st. this is another story we have

been following, the four day search for the toddler who vanished from her north carolina home intensifying. police are asking local people to help find 3-year-old maria woods. the fbi and the marines using horses and canines to scour the county, police said bend several items of interest to the fbi for testing. she was last seen by her mother's boyfriend, back to bed around midnight but when morning came, maria was gone and the back door found unlocked. new revelations about the secret kirstin: meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton while his wife was under investigation. digital watch releasing 29 pages of fbi documents overnight

revealing that the fed were more concerned about news of the meeting leaking to the public than the actual meeting itself. the documents show that fbi director james comey learned of the meeting from news reports. the controversial meeting took place, cleared hillary clinton over the private email server. matt lauer demanding $30 million payday despite being fired over sexual misconduct allegations, reporting his lawyers are working on a plan to force nbc to pay the long time today host the remainder of his contract, $30 million, just emerged from hiding for the first time, new photos from dailymail.com, leaving his hampton home to meet with a lawyer friend, eight women have come forward accusing him of misconduct.

he has apologized, deleted amid the firestorm. democrats, republicans are coming together for one thing, john conyers. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle demanding the congressman step down after an avalanche of sexual harassment allegations. >> the brave women who came forward are owed justice, congressman conyers should resign. >> he should resign immediately. i have been briefed on the torrent of allegations and i think he should. >> complete about-face for nancy pelosi, calls for conyers to quit is the embattled democrat is hospitalized this morning for what they say the stress related illness. the 88-year-old and longest-serving member of congress is accused of harassing female staffers and sending a lawsuit with taxpayer money. all players standing for the national anthem during thursday night football, but one dallas

cowboy player raised his fist at the end so fans may have had it with america's team the cowboys was at&t stadium which seats 90,000 people, take a look, reportedly was less and half cool at kickoff. 13 minutes after the top of the hour, your dna is an abomination, newspaper slammed over and antiwhite column, how the paper is responding. senators working through the night to rewrite their tax reform bill ahead of the vote. what is in, what it means for all of us. the grinch who stole christmas, how to prevent thieves from stealing packages off your front porch. ♪

>> the senate tax reform debate,

and a marathon late night session, how can they get it passed. we appreciate have you back. what is the main issue. >> how much these tax cut are going to add to the deficit. that is where we got caught. it is razor thin as whether this is going to pass. and the issue of increasing deficit. heather: there is a discrepancy in the numbers. >> when the plan was tested steadily, it will add $1.4 trillion to the deficit.

steve mnuchin, secretary of the treasury, said it is okay because we will put $2 trillion of additional revenue because of the cuts. and get scored independently and they say it will add $400 billion of revenue. now we have a $1 trillion hall. and that is the issue. heather: how do you think they're going to do it? >> they will keep the corporate tax cuts in place. that is the primary drive behind this whole thing. my opinion, they are going to phase out individual tax cuts over a 5 or 6 year period. diane: happy about that. does that have more of a chance of passing versus increasing the corporate tax rate? >> it will pass in the senate but what will happen in reconciliation when you bring in

the house? they won't be happy about that, this is far from being passed, not saying it won't get done but there's a long roll ahead because anytime you make a change, we can't lose a vote. heather: why did pass so quickly up to now? some of the folks said let's move it forward, they knew this was going to happen. >> they thought they were going to get this trigger mechanism, if the plan doesn't work out financially we will be able to trigger some tax increases. when that fell apart. the senate rules, that is where we run into a problem. heather: they are not talking about tax increases but phasing out the tax plan, it is the same thing. >> the way of cutting it. because you have to take something away. if you don't want the deficit to

increase you have to take something away. heather: you and i, middle-class america with families to support, good or bad thing for them? >> in a blue states, i don't think this is a great plan but the other side is this. what we see in the stock market because of the corporate tax cuts should increase in the economic output. heather: it is already happening. thank you for joining us. we will see what happens today and will have you back. it is 20 minutes after the top of the hour and hundreds of students fighting back after half $1 million of tuition money is used to buy a safe space for illegal immigrants, one of them joins us live with why he says this is a serious problem. first he was citizen of the year and now colin kaepernick has been given a new award and social media not too impressed,

carly shimkus has more with the outrage online.

heather: despite not having played all seasons, it is one's protest earned him the anthem kneeling for the québec, mohammed ali legacy award. social media sounding off. carly shimkus here with reactions. >> each year the magazine honors somebody who they say embodies the ideals of sportsmanship, leadership and philanthropy and has used sports as a platform to change the world, that person is

colin kaepernick. the magazine made the announcement in the last 16 months his truth has been twisted, distorted and used for political gain and cost him at least a year of his nfl career and the income that should have come with it, he is often compared to ali because of his controversial opposition to the vietnam war. social media sounding off, somebody said canceled my subscription, wait, i didn't have one and chad tweeted what an insult to mohammed ali. colin kaepernick was named citizen of the year earlier this month, really cleaning up. heather: hollywood is getting ready to use him a lot. >> it is award show season. walmart, a teacher threatening journalist and they pulled it, this t-shirt appeared on walmart.com that says rogue 3

journalist, some assembly required. it was essentially threatening to hang journalists. a journalist advocacy group complained it is our belief, t-shirts bearing such words simply inflame the passions of those who either don't like or don't understand the news media. walmart acted swiftly, they said the shirt was put up by a third-party vendor and when brought to their attention they took it down. ashley on twitter says who is your men's apparel buyer? pretty shocking to see on that website. chris said that is disgusting and dangerous, why does walmart has to pull this? really good point, the shirt should never have been put up on that website. let's talk about the never-ending debate, dogs and cats whether you are diverse work at present i am a dog person.

>> the study, vanderbilt study said dogs are without a doubt smarter cats, dogs have the most neurons will not the largest brain, trade-off between body mass, the cerebral cortex of large carbon or in species. a lot of reaction to this. page on twitter says breaking cats don't care dogs are smarter. cats don't care in general. there is no such thing as a seeing eye cat, dogs have rescued many people. heather: cheryl casone yes response, she is a huge cat person. fox news alert, shock and disgust to say the least spreading across the country after the illegal immigrants accused of killing kate steinle is found not guilty of murder. >> it doesn't make sense logically, something 12 jurors

could come up with. >> san francisco ought to be ashamed of themselves. heather: your comments pouring in and we are reading the next. terrifying moment a monster shark weaves between unsuspecting swimmers and popular tourist destination.

>> back with fox news alert, shock and outrage. and illegal immigrant deported 5 times found not guilty in san francisco, a sanctuary city, defense winning by playing the it was an accident card. he did not mean to shoot steinle on a here in 2015, instead the

gun which he had stolen from a bureau of land management's car, went off by itself picked it up. donald trump, verdict disgraceful tweeting no wonder the people of our country are so angry with illegal immigration, the maximum sentence for that color three years in prison. the stunning acquittal comes at the height of the national debate on immigration. david wall said this verdict will propel the president's push to secure the border. >> it is not about hate but anger. this guy was deported five times and five times came back. whether what he did with that firearm legally amounted to murder is irrelevant. the point is he came to the peer. he had a loaded weapon, he fired the loaded weapon, ricocheted off the cement and kill kate steinle.

if there's a silver lining it will fuel efforts to deal with these immigration issues such as sanctuary cities, people like that man can come into the city and victimize their citizens. it was disgusting. on a legal level, on a social level, on a political level, every level is outrageous and san francisco ought to be ashamed of themselves. steinle heather: is reigniting the debate over the immigration system. it was quick and swift and people are angry. >> reporter: politicians and media figures voicing shock and anger over the acquittal, and coulter tweeting jury convinced illegal alien killed kate steinle accidentally, she would still be alive if we had a wall. former congressman joe walsh tweeting legals are protected

and americans are left to die. america is lost. former republican vice president candidate sarah palin writing on twitter that the verdict was, quote, outrageous and says illegal aliens -- grace and favor in the steinle family. san francisco is not a safe place without reaction from you pouring in commentary on facebook posting a terrible miscarriage of justice, no consequences at all, involuntary manslaughter. rat agrees and says not only is he guilty but so is california. bill: a lot of people feel that way. >> we were talking earlier, why did he not at least get that? he had the gun and that is all he had to prove. doesn't make sense at all. thank you, everyone gives their opinion on it.

heather: the search for a brazen sin city robber ramping up this morning, the new surveillance video the arm suspect strolling into the world-famous hotel hoping someone can identify him. he is then seen leaning over a poker cage to demand money from the cashier with gamblers sitting just feet away and takes an unknown amount of cash and runs back out the front door. texas state university slams over an opinion column in which the writer says he, quote, hates right people. an article in the university start titled your dna is an abomination reads in part i see why people as an apparition, i hate you because you shouldn't exist. wrote an apology after back lash, calling it a racist

article. a lot of questions. than this, of college in california wants to convert a portion of its student computer lab into a safe space for lgbt q and undocumented students but those who don't identify as either are fighting back to keep the money from funding any part of the $500,000 project. santa monica college student campus reform correspondent, thank you for joining us. $5000 for the safe space, you've started this petition not wanting your money to go to these groups you don't identify with. speech is not 100% too. i am bisexual but it is ridiculous we are spending $500,000 of people's money for something they themselves don't want and our administration doesn't believe we need to.

our administration did a survey and 50 lgbt q, undocumented students, found not a single one of them felt unsafe on campus. the fact we are still pushing this is still moving forward with this. it is an agenda and not something we need to. heather: let's look at the master plan as was stated to develop a plan to establish a gender equity center to serve all students interested in her having a need for issues of gender, sexuality, identity and inclusion. is there a need for this? >> not according to the students who were surveyed. 50 students were surveyed and not a single one felt unsafe on this campus and that is what is great about leadership, bring so much information across the country and this is another of the textbook cases of campuses pushing an agenda students don't once. we see this all over the

country, administrators trying to push what they believe is necessary and coddling the children by not accepting our word that our voices, when we say no, we don't need this. heather: you went to this meeting, a petition you had it you were unlawfully removed from the meeting. what happened? >> california state law governing public meetings, i must be allowed to make a public comment after new information has been made. there was no public comment section, myself and another student, for our objection to this awful awful waste of money and valuables student resource on our computer lab which is to be taken up to make space. heather: let's look at the actual physical proposal, they want to renovate the existing computer lab space converting to the social justice center, they say it will provide counseling,

lounging and collaborative spaces but the bottom line is the administration doesn't want to pay for it and wanted the students to pay for it instead. >> the administration introduced this proposal and backed this proposal, created this proposal and are putting it the only place they can make us pay for it is students, a part of the campus paid for by students only and that is unacceptable and should not be allowed. college students are outraged, 400 of those have signed a petition saying this is not okay. heather: they will let your voices be heard, the whole issue can be debated as it should be. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. have a good day and good luck. to this fox news under the rogue nation of north korea ramping up the rhetoric, the brand-new proof that kim jung un may be

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heather: welcome back, 4:43, a foxbusiness letter, dow jones soaring past 24,000 for the first time ever as the economy thrives under the trump administration. what it means for our wallets. >> reporter: your 401(k) is looking good, the tao close at 332 points, up to close at 42,272. this is the fifth, 1000 point

milestone we gained in the calendar year, the sixth since election day. remember we just paid 23,000 trading sessions ago on october 18th. the s&p 500 on a tear, gave 22 points to close yesterday, 2648, a winning streak about eight month or so, the longest winning streak for 11 years. heather: is great news we don't hear enough about on the mainstream media. gm bringing self driving car services to big cities by 2019. >> this could be a big profitmaker for them. there have been a lot of companies trying to do this, the closest rival would be forward, they do that until 2021. gm would be beating them by two years and they want to bring a lot of these self driving taxis

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this is not what we you want to see. when you are enjoying a day at the beach this massive tiger shark, lurking just feet away, that is a swimmer, from this popular beach in miami. more terrifying the shark estimated to be up to nine feet long and swims right next to the shore between the beach and swimmers who don't even appear to notice it. tiger sharks are one of the top three species most likely to attack humans. no one was hurt, very scary. you see this at your school, a very fast-moving deer running full steam ahead trying to find a way out, slipping and sliding through the hallways in mississippi elementary school. students jumping out of the way to avoid being hit and eventually, runs or slides out the door. if you are not ready to give the delivery driver key to your house like amazon suggested, we do have other ways to prevent

your packages from being stolen. chris the cyberguy has the top ten tools you need this holiday season.

tony: like pictures showing north korea may be preparing another missile launch just after the test lunch of the missile that could hit anywhere in the us. amy kellogg live with the latest. >> any thoughts that north korea put the testing on hold are thrown into question by the emergence of satellite images which appeared to show a new rocket pad launch under construction. exclusive satellite pictures

show pyongyang, primary graph production repair, capture a lot of movement suggesting another lunch, and confirmed that the north boasts about it being capable of hitting washington, the rocket can travel 180 miles, washington and pyongyang are 6800 miles apart. the international community will further squeeze north korea. >> the chinese are doing a lot. we are really asking to restrain, not cut it off completely. >> reporter: russia lashed out at america's harsh rhetoric saying it believes the united states is doing everything, quote, to force kim jung un, to

take further reckless steps. >> the next lunch is bigger than the last. >> grinches targeting christmas packages in a day after cybermonday, are you expecting a bunch of deliveries after splurging. some tips to prevent them from being taken, thank you for joining us. >> i expect a lot of deliveries. >> i am a big amazon person, amazon prime. >> taken over holiday shopping earlier in the week, crazy money, crazy what is happening with packages being delivered to houses and new strategies to keep the grinch from getting to the front porch and swiping packages, this morning we take a look at four options, the amazon locker, have you heard of this?

i have never clicked it. this allows customers to choose a location near your home so instead of leaving it on the front porch, drop it in the amazon locker and right around the corner. >> not as convenient but doesn't leave packages when people know you're not home. >> then a new thing called the package guard is like a frisbee faith object and packages are delivered to the front porch as usual, this puppy will end up pinging you in real-time the moment a box is delivered, multiple packages, anything from a pound to 100 pounds. if someone tries to take those packages away, and alarm gets set off and you are notified someone is trying to swipe it and smart lock, so we heard about amazon key where we would let them into our home. a lot of people are into this. another one where you can give

someone the code or manually unlock it from your smart phone. watch this trend, because we are getting addicted to online shopping is much as we do parts of delivery boxes are becoming the norm, now becoming something an eccentric person might have in their front area and starting to design these more attractively, so this puts them in the lockbox, a drum like a mailbox. it stays locked. what is good is if you want to leave something for family and friends or you want them to leave something you can give them access remotely. heather: this will continue to grow. >> they started at 499 and go to 800. heather: maybe make some money.

>> or invest in the box. >> it is not a good idea to let people in the house. and if you are not doing it i'm not doing it. thank you, we appreciate it. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. could your smartphone, speaking of technology, be reprogram your child's brain? some shocking new effects of the digital addiction. >> watched it on my way to work and use it when you are sleeping. heather: are you a netflix cheater? you're not alone and your partner is not happy about it.

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>> no. okay, i watched it on my way to work. i started season 2. >> season 2? >> most people are. over 75% of netflix fanatics i binge watching episodes behind their partners back, worse than text messages to another person. "fox and friends" first continues, see you monday, by. rob: fox news alert, stunning news out of san francisco, the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate shkreli -- steinle was found not guilty, how he was acquitted of murder. jillian: the senate tax bill hitting a snag after a last-minute switch of senators, how the plan has been blown up, remade k