arthel: the moment of truth fast approaching in alabama as the senate race there enters its final stretch. both candidates pulling out all the stops with the clock ticking down. voters who cast their ballots on tuesday. the latest polls show republican way more in democrat doug jones neck and neck in what is typically one of the reddest states for the gop but with more facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls the ones sure state for republicans now could be up for grabs. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news

headquarters. i marcel neville five and i'm eric shawn. releasing a robo call today that was recorded by president trump. it is most direct involvement on behalf of mr. more and more also sitting down for an interview with the local political website in alabama. he once again denies those salacious allegations saying they were simply meant to drag his name through the mud. >> it's part of everything, they are attacking me in that area. i understand that but it's also part of the scheme of political parties today, political candidates in both parties, quite frankly, to degrade your opponent and to take him down so that you appear to go up. arthel: the of box team coverage in the birmingham covering the doug jones campaign we began with jonathan covering the roy moore campaign in montgomery. jonathan. reporter: the president's

message in this robo call is clear. he views this as a referendum on his agenda and he also wants to keep his alabama senate seat in republican hands. as for the more campaign there they are planning on holding a rally with roy moore and former white house chief strategist steve bannon who is been a supporter of roy moore since the early days of the campaign. that rally taking place tomorrow in the southern portion of the state but not all republicans are on board including alabama senator richard shelby. listen. >> i'd rather see as a republican win but i hope that republican would be a right and. i couldn't vote for roy moore and i didn't vote for roy moore. reporter: shelby says he voted for a write in candidate and would not reveal the name. the more campaign is trying to rally social conservatives by

bringing up issues such as abortion and guns but they are also reminding social conservatives of more support the president trump who easily won the state in the 2016 election. >> this is donald trump on trial in alabama. the people of alabama vote for this liberal democrat, doug jones, then their voting against the president they put in office at the highest level. reporter: speaking on cnn dean young describes the alabama election as ground zero for president trump. back to you. arthel: jonathan, thank you very much. eric. eric: doug jones is making a final appeal to voters with less than 48 hours to go until election day on tuesday polls there open at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. peter is covering the jones campaign with them in birmingham, alabama. good evening, peter. reporter: good evening, eric. there was not much talk about policy at the john jones

campaign event that just wrapped up here in birmingham but the democratic candidate in the senate race, jones, seemed like the most important thing to him was just being out and about and among potential voters because he said that he wanted everyone to know was doing that and judge roy moore was not. judge moore is running as an outsider candidate but jones has been welcoming the support of insiders from the democratic ranks so i asked him if that means he is trying to establish himself as the insider candidate. >> i'm running as doug jones. i'm running as someone who i don't label myself. i'm running this campaign and it's the same campaign that i've been running since may, talking about the same issues, other people camped in labels but i'm not labeling him other than he is running as an outsider. i think he's outside the alabama mainstream. reporter: the jones campaign is really trying to get the african-american vote motivated

in this race and that's why he's spending so much time in the birmingham area. that's also why for the second day in a row he's traveling with cory booker. i had a chance to ask senator booker why out of all the special elections this year he bought a lawmaker from new jersey could have the biggest impact in this one. >> listen, sir. you can say whatever you want about folks. my roots go into the state and my family were coal miners in the state of alabama and i owe a debt to alabama and i can't pay it back. those generations have passed but i can't pay it forward. i'm here to talk and to pay the debt i owe to the state. reporter: the jones campaign also has a pair of new web ads out this afternoon featuring that clip of the republican alabama senator richard shelby saying that he did not vote for roy moore but what is remarkable about the jones campaign using that is that shelby didn't say he voted for jones, he said that he wrote in a republican inste

instead. eric. eric: all right, peter, thank you so much six sexual harassment allegations on capitol hill have brought down three sitting members of congress in the past week. minnesota senator al franken, michigan congressman john conyers, and arizona congressman trent franks and there is growing concern that there is more to come. >> i think we need to have an outside counsel come into totally review any of these cases to make sure we get all out there so i fully support it but also the priority needs to be on the victims in fundamentally changing the system so that the victims feel they have a process that works for them and advocate for them. arthel: caroline shively in washington with four. caroline. reporter: to democrats and the public and congress last week because of sexual harassment scandals. even more under investigation by congressional committee and two

female educators from both sides of the aisle tell fox it is not over yet. here's democrat debbie and republican deborah talking with chris wallace. >> i've heard reports that as many as 30 or 40 members of the house and senate may face allegations of sexual harassme harassment. >> i'm hearing the same rumors and i don't know what the truth is. >> we should be naming test people and that should be fully disclosed. reporter: they were talking about a secret fund to settle disputes including sexual harassment cases like the 220,000-dollar payout to an accuser of congressman and an $84000 payment in the face of blake their hold. the issue is also hitting the senate side. outbreak and announce he's getting out soon after numerous women accused him of groping them. his announcement comes just a day after several democratic senators called for his resignation. former house speaker newt gingrich says franken getting pushed out by democrats is an

overreaction by the left. >> a million people had elected him and 30 people decided he was inappropriate. this is purely and simply hysteria. >> the house and senate approved anti- harassment training for members and staffers and now they're looking at the 22 -year-old law that governs how harassment can be reported. ourselves. arthel: caroline, thank you. eric: wildfires have been causing so much destruction in southern california. as you can see some continue to burn tonight. new evacuation orders have been issued today for the holes in the path of the so-called thomas fire which is now been declared as the largest buyer in the state. it is already destroyed hundreds of buildings and now it is benign the coastal city of carpinteria. will car is there tonight. we saw dramatic huge flames behind you and earlier today and they are burning to the homes of their. reporter: yes, eric. this buyer is continuing to print 15000 homes in businesses but the good news is of the day is that the winds stayed very

low. this is supposed to be the windiest day of the week but so far the conditions playing out for the firefighters and it's a good thing because when you look at that ridgeline by me you can see we had flames creeping down the course of the day and you can see that massive white house there on the rich. we just drove up there and behind that house and some of the other homes on that ridgeline and a number of firefighters tell us that this has been a perfect day so far for their battle with the flames but went to pick up because were still in a red flag warning day they are ready to try to protect those structures after this has burned more than 750 homes and presidents in this area tell us they are thankful for all the hard work from men and women on the front lines to take a look. >> they are amazing folks and they had the resources are tremendous and they have a great air attack ability and the guys on the ground are amazing young dudes. reporter: overall the

containment numbers for all of the fires across southern california have jumped this weekend and more good news but the air quality, you don't have to be in an area that has claims, the air quality across this region is terrible. you see so many people driving around southern california with masks and were told that this smoke could stay in this area for weeks. eric: you can see the haze in the picture and unfortunately, sally, the governor has said the haze and the smoke in the burning in your eyes and the health effects of this are unfortunately the new normal. you can see that in the video. thank you very much. arthel: some video now showing the aftermath of a fiery plane crash in san diego. it happened yesterday on the north side of the city. four people were on board the plane when it reportedly had engine failure after takeoff. the pilot trying to land in the field hitting in the house. two people died and two others

taken to the hospital. nobody home inside the house at the time. the saa is investigating. eric: meanwhile, there's been a fire bomb attack and happened in the synagogue. that is raising fears among the jewish unity in sweden. the prime minister declared there is no place for anti-semitism and the perpetrators will answer for their crimes. plus, alabama fears to vote in today's and republican lawmakers in washington are keeping a close eye on judge roy moore. how will the gop react? the special election on tuesday. >> i had rather see another republican in there and i'm going to stay with that story. i'm not going to vote for the democrat. i didn't vote for the democrat. but i couldn't vote for roy moore. the state of alabama deserves better. but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor...

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eric: three people under arrest tonight in the firebombing of a synagogue in sweden. please the west coast city of gutenberg say that masked men in their 20s through molotov cocktails over a fence in the synagogue last night. fortunately, no one was hurt and the trio are being questioned by

police. the attack coming one day after marchers chanted anti- jewish slogans at a rally in the southern swedish city police in sweden say the threat level there has increased since president from announcement recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. arthel: in senators to be dealing with political health potato as they keep a close eye on the alabama special election. even as president trump throws his support behind roy moore, 43 gop senators a publicly come out against him. including senator richard shelby a longtime fixture of alabama politics. all of this stemming from allegations against more sexual misconduct decades ago. moore has repeatedly denied the allegations and he did so again today and in an interview with a voice of alabama politics. >> it is inconceivable to see that someone would wait 40 years because they were embarrassed or ashamed of something and then less than 30 days before the

general election come out and make allegations and appear on the political advertisement when they waited 40 years not to be embarrassed. >> untrained. arthel: 20 me now is the host of boys of alabama politics conducted that exclusive interview. first of all, how did you get access and which under and what. >> you most about your interview? >> i've interviewed mr. moore probably 15 or more times during his career and i also recently interviewed doug jones on our show and judge moore invited them both back for what i called a final argument and mr. jones do not accept our invitation. mr. moore did and simply i just asked they know me and i've been around a long time and all will be fair with everyone. i was shocked, not shocked, but

let me say i'm surprised at how cold he was. really. this has been a firestorm for the moore campaign and they were quite calm and somewhat relaxed and that was good for us. not something i was expecting. arthel: i want to play a couple of clips from your interview and let's talk about that. play the clip. >> i have written cards, graduation cards, i have known families, i've known a lot of people throughout my life but these allegations are completely false. i did not date underage women. i did not molest anyone. arthel: of course, you are sitting there with mr. moore and how did you feel? did you feel he was being sincere with you? >> i did. i really did. again, i've interviewed him on several occasions and i found him to be resolute and stern in his answers.

listen, i am not the judge injury here. just a guy trying to get to the facts that want to give them a chance to speak for themselves. but yes, i felt that in his mind he was being very honest. arthel: was play another clip and talk about it. >> well, it's part of everything, bill. they know i student for moral values and so they're attacking me in that area. i understand that but it is also part of a scheme of political parties today and clinical candidates in both parties, quite frankly, to degrade your opponent and to take him down so that you appear to go up. arthel: you again, bill, you spoken to mr. moore over the course of this campaign although this interview is a big deal down there and into the rest of the nation as people are looking to hear from mr. moore in these final hours before the election. did he say anything to you that was out of the ordinary that struck you as something you are

surprised to hear from him in you seem to be committed to his stance on what did or did not happen regarding those allegations. >> again, i didn't find anything unusual in his demeanor or the way he spoke with me or in the past. we chatted a little bit beforehand, a little "after words" and you know, he's in campaign mode. the people of alabama have known roy moore for a long time and he is a polarizing figure and he's been fully embraced by the gop down here and he certainly never been embraced by the democrats in so i think this is a big polarizing election and i think on tuesday i'd love to say it would be over but it will not be over. arthel: of course, president trump has come out in full support behind roy moore as well as the van and will be there tomorrow and in a drain the

swamp rally down there. do you think their support will help mr. moore on tuesday? >> you know, the president is very popular in alabama and the people of the president down here so yes, it helps that he has endorsed him fully embraced him. that means a lot to folks. when he embraced luther strange it was not so much but it didn't move the needle much but i think the cake is already baked. steve van and, you know, that's a nice show to see but i don't know that influences voters. arthel: finally, you said that it ain't over come tuesday. what do you mean by that is what happens after the election and the polls close and the candidate is chosen, what happens next? >> well, i think, what we heard in the clip before i came on. senator shelby says he doesn't

want roy moore representing alabama and there's 43 senators come out against mr. moore. so if he wins, which is most likely the case and he goes to washington dc, what kind of reception can he expect? so, mr. moore on the show with me said it would be over on december 12. i said to him later on i'm sorry judge moore, i don't think this will ever be over. arthel: well, thank you, bill, for sharing clips of your exclusive interview there and we will see you around. thank you very much, sir. >> take you very much. eric: from the south to south korea, america, japan set to begin missile tracking drills this week. this comes middle of the heightened tensions with kim jong-un and in north korea after his latest evocative missile launches. back here at home a special counsel robert mueller continues his russian investigation. peter king has a direct message for president trump.

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start of the winter olympics in south korea. there is mounting concern about the safety of sending the entire u.s. olympic team to a region this hot but today nikki haley said there are no plans to reverse course. >> yes, there will be a delegation that goes and we will do everything we can to make sure they're safe. >> you say a delegation of the full olympic team. >> yes. >> something else she said toda today, there has been a lot of speculation that she could become the next secretary of state if rex tillerson steps down sometime early this week. today she told chris wallace she absolutely would not take it some definitive language. >> the fbi that i see is tens of thousands of agents and analysts and staff working their tails off to keep

americans safe from the next terrorist attack. >> that was fbi director director christopher wray. defending against those attacks, questioning the integrity and credibility of the bureau, that after president trump had tweeted the former fbi director james kelly left the fbi in tatters. doug collins is a member of the judiciary committee. he was there. his calling for the appointment of a second special counsel to investigate the department of justice under the obama administration and handling of the clinton e-mails and her server. congressman collins joins us now to explain it. welcome. >> basically, what are your questions? >> it's the same questions the american people have. i think the president got it right. and the son of in a

law-enforcement officer. i agree with the director there many in their department that do great work. the problem is they were let down by the former attorney general and a very poor performance from rector call me. i think it was komi that left the issue in such a way but let's go back and do the job. let's look at it from an honest perspective. instead of making a predetermined solution on what ms. clinton did or did not know, not having to turn a blind eye when you had an attorney general compromise a complete case but when we start looking at these things, these are the things the american people want to know. we had other investigations going on. that's what the fbi do what they have done but let's have an independent counsel sing what happened and not just with it under the rug. >> the fbi is investigating. there's a full-blown investigation on the sprint that's not enough for you. >> let's take it completely out. from the left they been saying

make the fbi partisan, while they can get any more partisan than what we saw. in fact the be a voice and say here's what were looking at, and hold accountable the questions that have americans have been asking before. why would someone as smart as hillary clinton, someone who has been around, she was not unaware of what she was doing. then also the decisions by the former director and the former attorney general. but see how they work out. then you'll get a better picture. >> we talked about the former attorney general and mr. komi. he said, in testimonies that made him queasy, and that is the fact that ms. lynch directed komi to change the language in the investigation of hillary clinton. don't call it an investigation purchase and change it to matter. what is the difference between

a matter an investigation because guess what, that echoed exactly what the clinton campaign was saying. >> i guess it's good to have a surrogate sitting as a former attorney general because that's exactly what it seemed like she was saying. she savages make this a matter. i've got a matter that i'm going to deal with with my child's teacher but an investigation is something that something is wrong. i guess when you get on the plane with someone's husband and you have no idea what talks about going on and you try to make it out, i think this whole thing smells. were simply saying this is something the american people have asked about and let's put it in hand to the individual counsel. nursing reports from the ig in the muller investigation, the president has been rightfully upset about the leaks and that's one of the things we forced him to talk about. what about the leaks. he gave assurance and said he was looking at it but was also hesitant. that's one thing we want is to

say the dish year he has the prime oversight over the department of justice. if they need to cooperate with us, when we asked questions is not a matter of will you do it but get it done. >> you talk about something that smells, some critics say the smells. peter struck, the fbi agent that's been assigned to the human resources area. he was part of the investigation and had sent a ton of e-mails bashing president trump to women he apparently was involved with somehow and this is what he supposedly, according to reports wrote. he changed the language about hillary clinton's handling of the e-mails from grossly negligent to extremely careless, please explain the legal definition because if they announced grossly negligent, they would have to charge hillary clinton but extremely careless. >> synonyms are the same but

they made it very clear. if they had not changed that name or change the characterization they would've had to charge a met with been terrible for them because again, seemingly acting as surrogates as they were, especially the former attorney general, she didn't want to deal with it. she was trying to sweep it under the rug a medical buy. the former director got sucked into this but i think the interesting point that's really bothersome to me is you can't say that someone was in a high-profile investigation who is the second encounter and all of a sudden he was just needed in human resources and this is not a demotion, look, this is concerning. it's time to get this on the open. >> i think they didn't want to deal with it. we've seen some e-mails that they wanted an outcome to come but didn't come.

that's where rat today. it's been nothing but a fight since then. >> and it still continues. we thank you. let's see if you do indeed get the special counsel you're calling for. >> that would be great. >> thank you. >> investors and bit coin taking a wild ride on wall street. value for the digital currency recently soaring 40% in 40 hours before falling back down and then going up again. all this as bit coin future goal mainstream on commodities market. will ultimately replace the almighty dollar? foxbusiness network has more. >> bit coin launched in 2009 after the global reddit crisis when people lost faith in government and the financial system. from a practical standpoint it's a digital currency. there is no government going guaranteeing it, there is no

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about it. this president said it's time. we think this will help us fastball the peace process going forward and that as u.s. ambassador to the un nikki haley defending president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and relocate the u.s. embassy from tel aviv. the move sparking violent protests in the middle east and elsewhere as well as criticism from world leaders who call it a threat to the peace process. ambassador haley claims it will actually fastball the process. with me now is jonathan who is a former director of communications and spokesperson at the united states mission to the united nations, jonathan good to have you on such an important story. is ambassador haley right? >> it very well could turn out to be the way she thanks it is, that it will fastball things into a quicker peace process. we have to see where this goes. i beastly the jerusalem situation has historically, then a contentious issue. here we are smack in the middle of a very delicate

situation. >> you've had other presidential candidate saying they would talk about doing the same thing, now president trump is doing it, although it will take some time for physical move. not sure how long that would take. is now the right time, a better time or is it just as convoluted and confusing as it ever has been. >> for decades there has never been a right time to really do this. when is the right time. arguably you could say this is the worst possible time because there's so much going on including attempts to stop iran menacing in the middle east and working with our allies to make sure that is kept in check. this may add to the problem. this might be the right time to do it. maybe this is the time to insert something and some passion and push the sides to a peace treaty. >> with that being said, is

there an upside to moving the embassy from tel aviv to truce one? >> if you've been to jerusalem , i think you have. you feel that it's the capital of israel. it's the seat of government and all government buildings are there, it's filled with jewish people. it feels like the jewish state. now course of you over to the eastern sectors of the city and you move east of that, it becomes very rapidly arab in nature. so it has been recognized as a jewish capital and it makes a whole lot of sense. now there's a whole other party here with a lot of concerns in this game and they also have a narrative and a story and a desire to have a state of their own so we have to see where this goes. >> as we know, this has been a long fight fight to have a two state solution. palestinians want have their state, you've got israel there, the jewish people, is

it possible that perhaps democracy would prevail? and there would be one state? >> that is ultimately a very dangerous and slippery slope because of the demographic situation. there were times before the creation of is israel. before the palestinian state there was a place called palestine that was occupied by both. we have had warfare ever since and conflict when they both started to think about creating a state of their own. if we can push the clock backward and create a nice friendly environment giving all the history and the tension over the holy sites themselves, given the international communities actually unhelpful

contribution, that's not even the right word, damage the process of allowing the israelis and palestinians to sort things out for themselves. we've had a lot of meddling from various corners. >> meanwhile you have allies like britain, france italy, you cannot pope francis saying this is not the right move president trump. how does this and? where we go from today, december 10 to when this might happen. the president has said this will happen, he'll move it from tel aviv to jerusalem. what happened? >> before i answer that question, i want to bring up something interesting. that is that harry truman recognized the state of israel. president truman. when that happened you had violence breakout but i'm

trying to say he's the only president to have taken a bold step to take this to a place where it makes sense to people in the region. president trump was very careful with the wording of his speech. his speech did not sign off the entire city and the districts of jerusalem to israel. he left that open to something. look at that speech word by word and you will see there's plenty of room for negotiation for the two parties to sit down and talk. of course there will be out rage and concern in the world about where this is going. everyone's afraid to touch the issue. he touched it. >> thank you for giving us an explanation of a very convoluted subject. you did a nice job. back.

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in about one hour from now, president trump will be back there, at home, the white house and it will be apparent for very busy week. the president is spending much of the weekend at his estate.

>> the president jim packed weekend on palm beach where he actually wasn't much of the time. he visited the two states that border alabama and endorsed the campaign for roy moore. today he went golfing with lindsey graham and aside from fairways and putting greens, the two men discussed tax cut and reform legislation. air force one went wheels up at 535 eastern for the two hour flight back to joint base andrews. before leaving he posted one final tweet, again hammering the media. very little discussion about the fake news media. major lies written in force to be withdrawn after they're exposed. a stain on america. they began with this week, getting closer and closer on the bill shaping up even

better than predicted. the house and senate are working hard in the end result will be not only important but special prayer the timeline of that compromise bill, here's house majority leader kevin mccarthy with maria bartiromo. >> they have two different bill bills. structurally they are similar. they will work out the differences. hopefully they will get that done this week and we come back next week and build on it. >> the president began his for the weekend in pensacola, holding an enthusiastic make america great again rally where he urged alabama voters to elect roy moore over jones in the special election. despite protest and boycott, trump to word the brand-new civil rights museum in jackson mississippi. the next time the president is expected down here in palm beach county to enjoy time at the white house, the week of christmas and new year's enjoying the holidays with the entire first family. >> could be a beautiful

place. staying there in palm beach, hope you get that gig. , to report on it. >> is a southern boy. he's in florida. he's not dealing with the cold. >> thank you so much for joining us all day today. >> will be back next weekend. all eyes on fox news in the race in alabama. stay with us. we will have full complete coverage on america's number one news channel. that's us. rick leventhal is up next with the fox report. do you like nuts? that one daddy! it's beautiful. i'm the world's greatest douglas fir. i'm the perfect shape. i'm the perfect color. my scent- like making love to a lumberjack. but halfway home, my twine gets loose.

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