♪ >> 1% has been arrested after shooting in the chicago memorial party. that left 13 people wounded early this morning. those four injured ranging in age from 16-48 years old but welcome to america's news headquarters, i molly. eric: welcome. i'm erica sean. chicago continues to be a city under siege. four of those newest victims are in critical condition at this hour but authorities say the party was being held in honor of someone who was killed during a different shooting earlier this year. matt then is tracking it all in our chicago bureau.

reporter: please say around 12:30 a.m. shots fired detected the shots at this house party and police rapidly responded. hard to believe that the party was being held in memory of another person killed here in the city earlier this year. please say at least one person was arrested with a weapon in a second person of interest is being question. a revolver was recovered. police say inside the house party there was a dispute and people started spilling out into the streets and shots were fired in and around the house. the police say the scene was so chaotic some people do not realize they had been hit with a bullet. the weather here in chicago had been unseasonably mild and will be for the next few days. police say activity means people and shootings are on the streets. >> too many weapons on the street. the police will still recover weapons even though it is december and we are recovering the same amount of weapons we would recover during the summer time. so many weapons on the street.

reporter: chicago police have recovered more than 10000 guns year to date here in the city. at least 34 people this weekend have been shot in the city of chicago. the mayor says the silence will not be tolerated. >> this is a horrible tragedy. the people that have the most personally affected by it are traumatized by the experience. we will make sure we provide them with support and resources. reporter: police say they are beating up their presence on the street over the next couple of days but eric and molly. eric: matt, thank you. molly. molly: all eyes on north korea as the hermit kingdom promises a christmas surprise for the united states. the senior administration official now telling fox news that the white house is expecting some sort of launch over the holiday. this all comes just a day after north korea's foreign ministry promised that the u.s. would quote, pay dearly for criticizing the country's ongoing human rights violation. garrett tenney has more. reporter: this meeting is the latest indication of north

korea's growing frustration over the lack of sanctions released by the u.s. but according to the state-run korean central news agency kim junco and presided over a key meeting of the military to decide on important military steps to bolster up the overall armed forces is acquired by the fast-changing situation in crucial time of the developing grant revolution. the outlet did not specify when the meeting took place and did not elaborate on what steps he plans to take but some north korean experts believe kim may preparing to test launch and intercontinental ballistic missile. the white house is expecting pyongyang to attempt some sort of launch over the christmas holiday according to a senior in ministry don't official recently told john roberts the north appears to be going back to his old playbook of trying to get president trump's attention with threatening actions. if that happens, the north attempts to launch the official says the u.s. will likely respond by going to the un and possibly enacting additional sanctions of its own. that is the exact opposite of what the north has been demanding since denuclearization

talks fell apart earlier this year. kim said december set a decembee consequences. over the last few months pyongyang has conducted a series of short-range missile and rocket tests including two earlier this month. >> we are watching it closely but i'd be disappointed if something would be in the works and if it is we will take care of it. we are watching it very closely. reporter: u.s. officials are excepting a number of developments before the end of the year deadline getting that kim will be providing over a larger meeting with his party central committee to discuss crucial issues, sometime in the next week or so but in washington, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. eric: kim jong own has now caught a key party meeting to discuss the military strategy. this is a promise that so-called christmas surprise at the u.s. is not agree to his terms at the negotiating table. what can we expect? joining us for more on the provocations and how it impacts our strategy, senior fellow of

the hudson institute and former u.s. intelligence officer. michael, north korean said to be testing new rocket engines and concern that they could fire off a new intercontinental ballistic missile that could potentially reach us. what do you think kim jong-un and is up to and what to predict? >> thank you for having me on for this is a playbook and something that north korea has put in place in the past, increased provocations, increased threats in hopes for sections relief and in hopes for concessions but that is not likely to happen. who better to deal with a christmas surprise than a general named charlie brown? the commander of pacific air force, u.s. air force, is already looking at the launch site and prepared to do anything if it shows that it's an offense of threat. the president just hinted that we are looking at it and we can take steps. this is a president not afraid to use an offense of cyber attack capability against these types of lunches. we will have to just watch.

eric: as we watch, how do we know when we get to that trip wire? what is the line? we talked about using cyber warfare so what about a missile strike perhaps against a site? >> we already have eyes on the site and it seemed to develop into of the site. it's already been revealed through comments here in washington and other places that it looks like and intercontinental ballistic missile launch. if it starts to straight in an area that looks like it's an offense of threat it could be shot down but kim jong-un who is trying to demonstrate the capability in order to negotiate to walk back to a place he's comfortable with. it's a tactic that is often used in negotiations with the west but it's different this time because present tom has continued to impose economic sanctions on iran in north korea when they use these provocations and when they use this playbook. eric: those of sanctions got tougher with the passage of the

auto warm buyer north korean sections with the ambassador who is the 22 -year-old young man from just outside of cincinnati who was so horribly and savagely tortured and murdered by kim jong-un in. here's senator chris van holland one of the sponsors of the act that basically tells banks you deal with north korea or you deal with the u.s. and specifically aid to the chinese banks that are supporting the financial foundation the keeps kim jong-un and in business. here is the senator. >> we need to engage china. during this time where we had these summits with north korea the president has essentially allowed china to go ahead and allow trade to go back and forth between china and north korea in chinese banks. this will put an end to that. it will tighten those sanctions and that is necessary, i think, in order to get a serious negotiation at the negotiating

table. eric: will the chinese banks now stop supporting kim jong-un and, do you think? will the spigots that support his regime be turned off? >> we always have tools to use but what i like what the senator says it shows bipartisan support but if you look into the language of chuck schumer and menendez they want a tough deal with north korea that does not look anything like the iran deal we walked away from it does address regional behavior, blistered missiles and human rights violations you talked about earlier with those new sanctions. this is good your hand bipartisan support for tough actions against north korea and china. we have these tools available to us but it's whether or not the president, a transactional president, wants to use those levers and ponds to get trade agreement with china that gets china to help us with north korea as well. it's all the tools we have and in the toolbox. we can use them at any time but it just a matter of whether or

not a transactional president, like president trump, will choose to do so. eric: finally, the clock is ticking. kim jong-un who threatens the so-called surprise. what do you predict will happen and do think he will back down or is he in a fox? can the president, even with a phone call, cap if the president says he has a beautiful relationship with him, could there be a stand down or will this continue to be a standoff? >> i think we will engage in south korea to see how they feel about this to launch something on christmas eve, christmas day or before the new year. i think we can sit back and watch it and then impose sanctions. the design here is to make a threat, you know, put in a provocation in order for sections relief, in order for us to make some sort of concessions. that is not likely to happen and we are already communicating that to kim jong-un and and we will see what happens. eric: all right. we shall see.

you always take a holiday but perhaps this time there will be a breakthrough, you can only hope it michael of washington dc and the hudson institute, thank you. molly. molly: president trump kicking off his holiday vacation in south florida after giving a speech at the turning point usa conservative youth summit in west palm beach. rich edson is they are on the ground with the story on this. rich. reporter: good afternoon, molly. president trump took about one and a half hour victory lap in front of thousands of conservative activists and students yesterday at the turning point usa student action summits. the president touting economic growth, creation of a space force in reaching that phase one a trade agreement with china that he says he will sign very soon. president called this number a successful month, even though the house voted to impeach him. he rallied supporters to defend him. president trump: our opponents have spent every waking minute

of the last three years of trying to overthrow the election of 2016 and at a minimum to sabotage the election of 2020. that will not happen. we will not let it happen. [cheering and applause] and if it did happen and if they were successful, they will destroy this country. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is still withholding the articles of impeachment from the senates. this delays a trial they are. democrat subscribed the tactic as leverage to compel senate republicans to allow witnesses and any impeachment trial with senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, is left off the concept as senate democrats push him to agree to allow witnesses. >> it was very clear to me he's made up his mind. he's not interested in evidence but he's not interested in the facts and wants to get this over with and move on to the important or more federal judges.

that's a serious problem. i think the american people expect us to carefully consider the evidence, not concealed the evidence. reporter: there was some bipartisanship this month. democrats and publicans agreed on bills to fund the government and on trade agreement with the united states, mexico and canada. president trump even accepted an invitation from house speaker nancy pelosi to deliver the state of the union address on february 4. molly. molly: it will be a very interesting january, certainly in february as well but rich edson, thank you. appreciate it. let's shift gears a tad with the holiday shopping nearing its end with a couple days left to make the last minute purchases. this year pete debussy says the consumers are expected to spend an average of $1284 on gifts. that is 2.9% increase from last year as consumers remain optimistic about their spending. joining me now for more insight

in this is peter bc partner and business develop later, mitch rishel. thank you for joining me and taking time out of your holidays as we inched closer but if you look at the crowds in manhattan there are plenty of people still out there shopping. confidence looks pretty good. >> consumer is competence. biggest reason is wages are out. the two lowest earners, lowest paid earners in the country their wages are growing two and half times faster than the highest-paid earners. when you have more in your paycheck in its holiday time you get them to spend it. americans are also saving at the same time and what a great sign for the economy. molly: those are the drivers of the economy. >> right, saving and spending simultaneously is a pretty good thing which means people feel common and comfortable so they go out and shop. molly: i had a chance to look through the report and its lots of snowflakes in their which makes it more fun but the holiday growth in holiday spending from 2015-2019 with the study uptick is that the trend we will see in the next couple of years, do people have that

confidence? >> as long as the economy remains of the robust rate we had the lowest unappointed rate in generations people will go out and shop when it is time to shop at the trends shift for more online shopping but by and large everybody is confident right now and we are seeing it in the holiday sales. molly: one of the other tips we found interesting about the economic and political factors that could impact [inaudible] good news for the housing? >> housing market has stalled for long time but the biggest those that weren't enough houses on the market to fight but then the interest rates came down almost a full percentage point and act to people who were on the sidelines back into the market and the problem is builders were not even building for the good news that just came out this week amidst all the other headlines there was a great economic news is that builders are building again and the permits which is the leading indicator of more housing supply are up to a level we've not seen in over a decade. molly: one of my favorite fun

facts as a reporter, then our spending more than women. >> yeah, that happens. [laughter] there may be a guilt factor. molly: is that with today's mac. >> the real fun thing and the poor is how much money are people spending on their pets. millennial's are spend more on their pets than any other age so men and women find for themselves, buying for their friends, buying for their loved ones. molly: it showed that parents spending more than non- parents, of course. that can rack up a bill buying toys for the kids out there but you mentioned millennial's and also that online shopping. are they the driver there? i'm a minimum online shopper is well spent no, it's multigenerational and matter of convenience. remember, molly, almost 9% of all retail sales still take place in stores. as we get into holidays but it's the convenience factor and the fact that you have the social media apps that can push targeted advertising to you so it's happening more and more but the thing to look at in the

shopping will be jen the witch as my kids generation witches -. molly: i'm a gen z. >> you may be gen x but not jen the. molly: that's right. one can dream. >> one could find their college education but they are the only truly digitally native generation so they only know shopping when they dragged them to stores and what was their choice to shop they shopped online. >> but it's not just mere convenience but the lifestyle. >> and they are the most influenced by influencers. one of the biggest things we've seen in last couple of years is the role of influencers on decisions that the younger generations make about what they buy. molly: all, to be an influencer. we did not even have that when i was growing up. in about one week from now when looking back what you think the big takeaways will be from this holiday shopping season? >> i think the mall isn't that big there is this perception that the mall is dead at what is happening is we're seen it before our eyes. the mall has transformed from a

place where you shop to a place where you take part in an experience been so much of the holiday shopping and the giftgiving are giftgiving experiences particular friends to the movies or their dinner and that's your gift. the mall is this new thing and not just stores and it will be a hybrid of places where you have experiences of places where you shop. molly: go see santa and frozen in the big cushy seats. >> and then you go to the food court and go to an interactive gaming place, all in the mall. molly: that's great. here in the final takeaways with a couple days left what we see in these final days? after that you hit the sales? >> sales have been happening molly since the beginning of november and that's the other advent of not only social media but digital age and shopping so the coupons that have been in your face so the beginning of november, since you done trick or treating that's when holiday shopping starts you'll see that continue. if retailers have excess inventory in a certain place they know where you are and they can target you and try to get

you in the store to get the inventory. molly: mitch, thank you so much for your insights. thank you for taking me back to my generation. wonderful to chat with you. eric. eric: vermont woman has been charged with killing her husband and doing it allegedly with help of her son. she is due back in court tomorrow. forty-seven -year-old angela declare, 31 -year-old are facing separate charges of connection to what's been called the calculated killing of david. he was shot in a park not of a local hiking trail and his body was found with nine gunshot wounds and convicted the two could face life in prison. molly: it was supposed to be a key step in restoring spaceflight to the u.s. but the test launch of boeing star liner did not go quite as planned. that rocket has safely landed and we will tell you what nasa says what went wrong. that is up after the break. ♪ i've heard a lot of excuses

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the first time on friday but the highland highly anticipated launch did not go quite as planned but christina has more on what went wrong. hello, christina. reporter: this on crude orbital taste test flight was had a major timing - the good news was the star liner did have a successful touchdown today. nasa says marks the first time in u.s. history that a human rated capsule return from orbit and made a round landing. nasa says that his article because the information gained from this trip will help strengthen the commercial crew programs and america's human spaceflight capability. nasa is relying on boeing and space acts to design and build space kraft that can fly astronauts to the space station and nasa has invested more than $6 billion in those two companies for the commercial crew program. even though this on crude capsule did not dock at the international space station as planned boeing was still able to

compete to complete another of other flight test with the start liner, including validating all environment control and life support systems. >> today we had a lot of successes. i would say on the been the biggest successes was watching the nasa team in the boeing team and the ul a team work together in an nominal situation to make good decisions that would have been right for our astronauts and rights for the country. reporter: this move - >> one, and lift off. the rise of the start liner, a new era in human spaceflight. reporter: you see that take off. that is from cape canaveral on friday was post be the beginning of a space trip that should have lasted more than one week but instead it ended today but boeing is trying to figure out what caused the start liner's internal clock problem barely 30 minutes into this unaccrued flight and the capsule you're burned so much fuel there wasn't enough of it to make to the

international space station and then there was an 11 hour difference between the spacecraft internal clock reading and the actual time. nasa still plans to support future start liner missions. the capsule will be refurbished for boeing's first operational cruise mission following [inaudible] but it's unclear at this point when all that will take place with eric. eric: christina, thank you. molly. molly: the national institute of health putting out a new survey sane marijuana they been among students is on the rise. we talked to a lead research professor on that study comingve up. the ♪ ♪ in fact, if you had a dollar for every time they said it, you'd have a lot of dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from a talking lizard. pip, pip, cheerio! look, all i, dennis quaid, know is that esurance is built to save you dollars without skimping on service. and when they save, you save. the only way to know how much is to get a quote.

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quarterback, cj. the grandson of nfl hall of famer. both victims were taken to the medical center after this where they died. >> friends and families of tesla majors rather this weekend to remember the 18-year-old college student was stabbed to death in the new york city park week before last. jackie has the latest. >> about 1000 people went to her funeral. her family did not speak but the crowd heard from tessa. earlier this year, she delivered a speech which was recorded and played for the crowd. she talked about her frustrations growing up seeing the world as an unkind place in emotionally retreating so she wouldn't get hurt. until she realized that would only cause her life expenses.

she encouraged others to lay down defenses and be vulnerable. >> first, without falling into the trap of naïve, expect the best from others. it's okay to be disappointed when people aren't kind. it's better to give somebody the benefit of the depth and never getting to know them at all. it's so easy to act like you don't care. troop strength from his permeability to be vulnerable. >> guardian angel started keeping watch over her when she was murdered handing out flyers to show the numbers. criticism of a more recent uptick in crime when she was killed. morningside park was once the most dangerous park but had improved in recent years. still searching for a boy describing a person of interest, 11 days after her death and stuff not able to make contact with him. another 14-year-old questioned and released and a 13-year-old is in custody charged with

murder. police believe three stabbed her to death, putting her in chokehold, stabbing her and leaving her bleeding when she refused to give up her belongings. any tips will remain confidential. >> thank you. >> a new federal survey of high school and middle school students chose more teens are vaping marijuana. according to the nah on a train the future study, 20.8% of 12th graders say they vape marijuana. 7% of eighth graders overall the past year vaping has more than doubled in the last two years. here to talk more on this, the principal investigator of the study richard. i find these numbers to be remarkable and ongoing.

we are learning more and more about the dangers of vaping and we've already heard from the cdc there have been 54 deaths, more than 2500 people hospitalized. we know they could be lifelong potential interest. i imagine there are a lot of parents concerned when they seek these numbers. what is your big take away? >> this increase we see is the second largest increase we've ever seen in our 45 years of all substances we are surveyed. it's an alarming increase. as for parents, what we should say to them, it's important to have a dialogue with your kids and not lecture them because most teens are not open to that but to talk to them and keep it positive and listen to what they say. their sources, they have websites with all kinds of information with parents who would like to have a conversation with their kids and the packs they can let the kids know.

>> it's amazing to me, 3.5% admit to daily vaping in 12th grade and 40% acknowledge they vape in the last month. it goes up to a quarter of 12th graders. why are we seeing such a search? >> more alarming than that, it turns out the kids who use marijuana, they are twice as likely daily. i think a large part of one of the issues here, if you are a team and you want to use marijuana at school, it is very risky. you will get caught. if a place to smoke a joint and you are at risk of this time and the smell as well. if you have a baby device, you can take it out of your pocket

and put it back in nobody knows any better. the fact that it is easy to conceal is encouraging kids to use these devices frequently. >> how you begin to push back on somebody something that's so easy to hide. if a parent doesn't know it's happening for the school doesn't know and they can't see it, how do we begin to push back? >> we are in uncharted territory. these devices have hit the scene in the past four or five years. we don't really know the solution yet. the best thing now is for parents to have conversations with kids, these are not devic devices, they carry risk among teenagers taking place while it's still developing. these kids risk coming to their full potential using marijuana in their teen years.

>> there was another study, 8.1 acknowledge they were hooked and they began, they can be curious, try something in eighth grade and be completely hooked. >> yes. nicotine is very powerful. their studies of mice and laboratories where the mice, once they are hooked, they are more likely to choose a nicotine hit than food or water to the point of starvation. it's important to keep that in mind if their kids are hooked because they can try actions, parents have taken their cell phones away, unless the kids stop vaping, they continue because they couldn't control it. >> cell phones can be addictive as well. >> true.

>> we appreciate your interview and sounding an alarm here. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> talks of celebrating with families. troops are deployed overseas, basing their loved ones this holiday season. one group spreading hottie cheer. we will show you how you can help, coming up.

all will nearly 200,000 u.s. service members deployed or are around the globe. many will not be able to come home and be with their families and loved ones for the holidays. one charity has worked to bring extra care to our troops in servicing our nation by sending care packages and letters to those keeping us safe overseas and helping their families here at home.

the ceo about charity, soldiers handles austin. her group seems to do wonderful god-given work. how soldiers angels, the angels for our troops overseas? >> soldiers angels provides aid and comfort to service members deployed, wounded heroes and veterans of all generations. as you mentioned, one component is, we've already sent 7000 stockings to service members, special operations forces unit to make sure they have a great holiday season matter where they are located. what in the stockings? >> people all over the country have pledged to donate stockings that are stocked with a variety of things from snacks to hygiene items to mow trinkets. we sent them overseas and shirts and a lot of goodies meeting

their specific needs. the chapman sense out specific requests and we try to do as much as we can to accommodate hottie needs for those service members. >> the put yourself in a position for those families at home and abroad, what is the reaction you get from those who receive these gifts? >> they really appreciate it. most of them don't expect to receive anything. a lot of surface members joint because they come from a dysfunctional family line, financially unstable situation. you can't afford to go to college. a lot of the families don't have the means to provide that. to get something from an unexcited group is really important to them. it's a real surprise to receive a hottie box that has a stocky for them. we get a lot of letters and cards back from service members with items in angel volunteers

send small trees to decorate. >> we were just looking to send that. it does bring a sense of christmas to those deployed. you not only help them overseas but you help families here at home, how do they do that? >> we have a great adoptive family for the holidays and deployed service members of the families. as well as wounded service members and veterans in low income housing. they apply for the program, they have to be low income and qualify them to get adopted by a family or company to provide hottie support for them. we usually do about 1000 families a year adopted the program and receive a holiday meal and at least one item for each child. >> are viewers watching, you can

adopt a military family and be in partnership. this family is on wallace fami family, there dad, kyle, he's deployed and won't be back for the holidays. a big shout out to kyle and wisconsin. anybody watching, they've adopted that family. that is marvelous. tell me about them. >> they are a great family. he spent deployed about six months. she has a two month old child she had during deployment. she raised on her own. she applied for the program as well as our other program. she received a virtual program. they've been wonderful to adopt gnomic this family but several families for the last several families. they go above and beyond the minimum requirement.

as you can see, they've really gone above and beyond to make sure the family has a great holiday. it's not the same thing as having their own but it's the best people can do and show we appreciate our service and their family as well. >> soldiers angels is doing a marvelous job. thank you for coming on and spreading the words. soldiers angels.org, go to the website and give what you can during this holiday season. help our military members and their families. if you need flooring tile, go to them because they are doing such great work. soldiers angels.org. thank you. >> we thank them for their service. the hottie travel season is in full spring. feelings head to the road this weekend.

how this could impact you if you're traveling there. >> across the country, things are not looking horrible. we are talking the are just now, it is a downpour. i will tracking this coming up after the break.

responding to crashes that involve the three vehicles. this happened on i 64 in virginia. police say the injuries from this incredible crash range from minor to life-threatening. thirty-five people transported to hospitals for treatment. they say is a huge collision caused by heavy fog and ice. officials are urging drivers to be cautious. >> when you said rain and gusty winds, with this rainy weather also cause foggy weather? >> we are tracking to systems across the country could slow down or delay travel the next couple of days. here's what we are looking at. central california running pacific northwest, this is one system that will continue to

make its way in. the larger system, this is a big slow mover. it's been raining in these locations for the last 30 hours. it will keep moving slowly and raining and piling up. this is the future radar, you see how slow this moves sunday into monday. not a lot of movement. by the time we get to tuesday, then we talk about clear conditions. if you're not traveling the next couple days, it might not impact you but it's dropping a lot of rain in that area. windy conditions. as far as the travel, things are mostly clear. a lot of rain, it does slow down a little into monday, maybe some delays in atlanta. as you see, a lot of green here across the board. safe traveling for most folks. >> not to travel. make it to your destination safely.

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>> the box office numbers are in. disney says "star wars," "the rise of skywalker," made $374 million globally as fans rushed in to see the latest installment of this truly iconic franchise. the movie made $176 million here in the u.s. and canada. making this the 12th biggest movie opening of all time in the market. >> did you see it last night? eddie murphy returning to "saturday night live," hosting this weekened's edition of the show for the first time. get this, 35 years. >> not exactly a christmas character i'm seeing. >> what the hell do you mean i'm not a christmas character. look at me. i'm glean. i'm green and all the children love my. the kids love me and i'm a christmas character, you jerk. >> the actor and comedian revived some of the most iconic characters, you saw him as gumby, dammit, remember gumby? did the incomparable mr. robinson, mr. robinson's

neighborhood. many credit the "snl" alum saving the show back in a ratings slump in the 1980s that is great to see him back. >> holiday treat for all of us. "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is next. chris: i'm chris wallace. the house of representatives impeach president trump but lawmakers go home to the holidays with no clear plan for what's next. >> i'm not going to answer anymore questions on this. when we see what their process is, we will know who and how many we want to send over. chris: house speaker nancy pelosi postpones sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. >> looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country. chris: now the prospect after senate trial in political limbo. >> he is mad as hell they would do this to him. now deny him his day in court. as the president blasts house democrat tactics. >> i don't feel like