president-elect trump not letting thanksgiving holiday weekend slow him down. he has announced more names for

his second term including his former acting pentagon chief of staff kash patel for fbi director this means the agency's current head christopher wright will either need to resign or be fired. welcome to "fox news live" i am jonathan hunt. shannon: hi jonathan i am anita eric and arthel are off today. genter's longtime ally of ciampa's public call for major reform of the agency. senate democrats are expected to fiercely oppose his nomination. see fort mark meredith is live from west palm beach florida it with more. hello mark. >> good evening to both present electronic is about to shake about the fbi and the department of justice. now i think it's fair to say this nominee to leave the bureau if confirmed is exactly what would happen. late saturday at trump announcd via social media's tapping kash patel to be the next fbi director. patel is certainly been in trump circles for quite a while is

former public defender a staffer on house intel committee was once a chief of staff at the department of defense. patel has said he would root out the deep state trump wrote the fbi and the group and the growing epidemic dismantle the migrant criminal gains and stop the evil scourge of human and drug trafficking across the border. he will work under great attorney general to bring back fidelity and integrity the fbi. over the years patel skull's cus reducing the fbi footprint. has been widely abused. he says patel us experience and national security and intelligence he is an america first patriot who will break much needed change and transparency to the fbi. the fbi required senate confirmation republicans will have a majority patel coverage should not guarantee at this point already we are hearing mixed reaction from senators. quick the president has a right to do it does not surprise me

that he will pick people he believes are very loyal to himself. >> this announcement that kash patel is going to be nominated for a high ranking position at the fbi very key to the department of justice raises a lot of the same questions that other announcement than other nominations raised. are they going to go in there and do the job of the department of justice calls for to truly be independent of the president of the united states was a going in there to do trumps the bidding? that is the big question here. >> another big question out there what happened to the current fbi director christopher wray? he sells time left in his chart we do not know whether he would resign after trump came to washington or wait for trump to fire him. rate was appointed to the job by donald trump baptist 2017 fbi since a statement last night they said simply raised focus on the job at hand. sue fort mark meredith and west

palm beach thank you. >> a president-elect trumps pick of kash patel is fbi director appears to reflect his campaign pledge to overhaul the justice department. former prosecutor has been outspoken in his criticism of the bureau accused of focusing too much on politicized cases it is recent memoir. democrats fear patel will got the fbi let's bring in doctor ladoctorlord right state univery political scientist. lauren, great to see you today. the president elects about kash patel's is 2020 what he's been talking about him. that prompted former attorney general bill barr under president trump to write in his memoir that kash patel would only be fbi director" over my dead body. why do you think he wrote that? >> and gina haskell threatened to resign over the same potential floated appointment. it is no doubt this is a

controversy old person. it is no doubt this is someone who would be under the category of trump loyalists. but democrats have been crying wolf about these types of appointments and saying is the end of democracy and the beginning of a politicized executive branch for decades. i think the voters based on opinion stats we have seen recently don't care. they thought trump would do this this is exactly the type of person he promised to put in these posts. and he is doing that as a lot of republicans have said i would be shocked if he did not get through. it really is trumps a plan coming to fruition where the a group that are not. controversial pick. see fight in addition to critics citing the fact he is a trump loyalists they also cite a lack of experience even though he was a longtime public defender in florida. he was a trial attorney.

there he served as senior director for counterterrorism at the national security council parties should serve as chief of staff are acting secretary of defense christopher miller a few years back. also at the department of justice. so it still critics that a lack of accidents he does not have management experience but let's listen to congressman james comte with his thoughts. >> the american people have lost confidence in the fbi and i don't have time to go over the deep state abuses that have been caused under this administration. kash patel will go in. he's very experienced, very intelligence knows exactly what needs to be done at the fbi cannot think of a better person to go in and lead their reform the reform ofthe fbi then kash . >> lord, your thoughts on that and see the best person to lead the fbi? >> that is subjective. as a mark set in his report before hand this is not someone

who doesn't have national security and intelligence experience. in height previous clearance, he does. another point that is good to point out is trump also promise in 2016 when he was elected to command, shake up the deep state and got a lot of these departments he ended up increasing the size of federal government, not by much by less than a percentage point. but for people who are watching this and are worried one message i try to drive home is it's just much easier said than done to reform the executive branch. a lot of republican presidents come in they end up needing more people to advance their agenda than they expected that is certainly true of the department of justice. anita: that's one of the things that kash patel is talking about a set of adding more people he wants to subtract a lot of people. he h is talk about really reorganizing the fbi. >> i think he's going to find

that harder than he thanks theyi really do. >> in short you are right. he is talking about sending many of the employees who work behind a desk in that building i think they're more than 7000 of them but he wants them to go out across the country and hunt down criminals and murderers and things like that. he really intends to shrink the size of government. i am sure a lot of people that work for the government don't like that, right? i'm sure they don't american support that type of reform. this is what trump campaigned on. this is what he says he's going to do. i think the danger for him is more on this side of not being able to get it done then a backlash of american seeing him got this department it is very difficult to make these changes to bureaucracies. even when you have political appointees that are loyal to you it on your side. it's an entire possibility we might see more of the same and then republicans will be angrier at trump than democrats but let's just wait and see.

there are so many steps that have to take place first. >> yes or no this he get to seet confirmed by the senate? >> i think so yes. >> are right we will see. dr. lauren wright thank you so much for joining us today great to see you. >> thank you. >> attends cease-fire between israel and hezbollah is holding just great israel striking targets in lebanon this morning trading accusations with lebanon military over violations of the truce there has been no retaliation from hezbollah for now put alex hogan is live in tel aviv with more. >> so in gaza as we shift the focus they are the idf continued out it's offensive with airstrikes just like this. this is wit what the idf releasd over the weekend that says was an iaf strike on a la larger sie in the central part of the

strip. amid growing concerns of famine oris suspending humanitarian aid from the crossing in the south. argo is just too dangerous truck student looted by gangs have called on israel which controls the core doors to set up better safety measures i traveled to that crossing a few days ago asking the idf about just that. the idf argus once the aid is delivered it is up to the international partners to facilitate and distribute all across the street. i am told the process of loading up each truck takes about five hours in the truck drivers typically wait for each other to form a convoy to travel together for safety in numbers. meanwhile in northern borders with lebanon it's the end of the fifth day of the cease-fire which so far as you mention has held. mentioned has held. hezbollah has still been seeing several new strikes by the idf in recent days. something israel has reiterated

it would reserve the right to do if it feels threatened amid this ongoing cease-fire. that peacekeepers are currently along the border creating a buffer, and is really military said is going to withdrawal in phases and vital retreat at the end of the 60 days of the cease-fire again once again urging civilians who live in the small border towns not to return to their homes just yet. >> that what if we could tapinte on the ground and your knowledge of the mood of israelis. i would imagine is a fair chunk of the population hook the cease-fire might bring about equity pretty quick cease-fire with hamas and therefore the return of the hostages. clearly that does not seem to be happening how our israel is reacting to what appears to be an ongoing stalemate? >> we saw a major demonstration here in tel aviv just last night families of the hostages and

gathering trying to put on renewed pressure on the government to try to strike some kind of deal. asthis a binder among those famy members after 14 months there has been eight cease-fire struck between israel and hezbollah none that would secure the release of their loved ones we heard tonight for members of the government including the prime minister and the president there's ongoing conversations are reportedly conversations that took place today between hamas and egyptian delegate we will continue to follow that the mood on the ground as you asked about is a lot of anticipation. continued anger, pressure and help we are also hearing from the u.s. government that there is going to be renewed pressure on hamas to finally strike a deal and we might be closer than we have been in the past. jonathan: alex, so difficult to imagine the pain of those hostage families. just after 11:00 p.m. in tel aviv this sunday evening prayer thank you so much. anita?

anita: meantime syria is trying to push back rebels who sees the country's second-largest city in the military rushing and reinforcements this morning and striking the city. stephanie bennett is live in london with the latest on the counterattacks. >> it has been a busy and deadly last 72 hours over there. rebel forces are invading northwestern parts of syria, capturing territory for the first time in years. this surprised offensive is a huge embarrassment for syria's president also comes at a time when his allies, iran, hezbollah are with their own conflicts the foreign minister it wasn't syria today he told reporters that tehran will back the government and army meanwhile russia, they are kicking in. planes have responded there by bombing the rebels with strikes this video was released by the search and rescue group showing

the aftermath of blown outbuildings at vehicles they evacuated injured people into ambulances. in aleppo they celebrate as he drove to the city and claimed to have entered hamas. syria has experienced more than 13 years of civil war with civih nearly half a million people since 2011. >> this was a frozen conflict. it's been going on since 2011. added in the last 72 hours rebes went all the way to aleppo the forces that had a line with the syrian government have let their guard down. >> according to that uk -based war monitor the syrian observatory for human rights they claim more than 370 people heard that also involves a mimilitary personnel and civilis have been killed just since wednesday alone. they estimate that number is a lot higher. anita: just a stunning turn of

events there. stephanie bennett thank you so much for that report. >> amor more on the unrest in te middle east let's bring in former ambassador to the u.s. mr. ambassador, great to have you with us today but we're just talking to alex hogan about the frustration being felt obvious about the hostage family. by a fair proportion of the israeli population. the hezbollah deal, cease fire has not apparently lead to any significant progress in a cease-fire deal with hamas. why do you think that is, sir? looks good to be with you. it is still early parentheses fire has only been in effect for five days. it's barely holding by the there's a lot of violations by hezbollah there always will be testing israel by moving troops and personnel into the forbidden area in the sout south for thisl be responding. a shaky cease-fire at the big metric there is southern lebanese miller to come back to their villages israelis are not

going back to their homes, 100,000 israelis were displaced they are not going back unless they are convinced the cease-fire will hold. it's going to take a while for hamas to register the packets now alone it does not have hezbollah supporting them. they didn't have iran supporting them hamas is indicated new willingness to negotiate the some flexibility visit egyptian proposal on the table which was not called for israel to withdraw immediately from the gaza strip as hamas has been demanding now for over a year but to withdraw in a phased way each phase will be met with a certain number of hostage release that i think that's a good sign. i am personally optimistic about it. israeli remained very divided there are many people angry, frustrated and protesting the street others people say we just fought this war for 14 months we have lost 2000 people in this war. if we pull out their going to retake the strip be back octobe. were also going to have to release about 1000 tears from art jails and they killed an

untold number of isr his relatis going to encourage more terrorism and more hostage taking. they're very divided on this issue. losorry mr. ambassador, sgt interrupt. do you think that's part of an ultimate deal it's bound to be a two-way swap that the hostages will only be released ultimately in return for hamas prisoners being released by israel? >> yes an in a general way thats been the pattern. the question is how many terrorists get released from israeli jails and what are they serving sentences for? how much blood do they have on their hands? do they have blood on their hands? the previous hostage exchange they give us hostages weekday e gave them prisoners there were no terrorist who had committed acts of terror they have been involved in that membership terrorist organizations. they did not have is really let on their hands hamas is insisting on major terrorists biblical to a great number of people to be released.

think of all the people, the families of the loved ones that were killed by these terrorists. how do you explain to them for loved ones are going to say the terrorists to go to come home to hero's welcome. that's very difficult and very demoralizing. jonathan: let's move slightly to the north and east syria we've got this rather stored in a situation of the rebels who were essentially crushed after beginning their fight in the arab spring of 2011 essentially cross bite 2016 by the government and then yesterday or over the last 48 -- 72 hours we see them taking the very significant city of aleppo or large parts of it. how do you react when obviously the government, no friend whatsoever to israel. but at the same time you have a rebels link to at the u.s. considers terrorist organizations. what on earth this is real do

other than sit by and watch what's going on right now? what's its first think about the fact this is no coincidence the rebels have been able to make these advances is it because bel has dealt such a serious blow to hezbollah in iran. russia only has several thousand troops in syria we are trying my iran and syria which have thousands of drooping rockets and tanks. the fact they have been so grievously weakened by the war with israel by israel has enabled that rebels to rise up. they are a mixed bunch others are the kurds but we understand the rebel forces in general bear no animus towards us we will be watching this with i think supports inclinations.

and look forward to the regime. >> former israeli ambassador to the u.s. ought an education talking to you today. thank you sir. >> i was a pleasure thank you. anita: millions of travelers heading home from thanks giving festivities. heavy snow blanketed part of the country could make travel just a nightmare we will have more on that when "fox news live" continues.

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jonathan: national weather service is assuring national storm warnings across the great lakes and northeast. heavy snow has been falling over the weekend and parts of pennsylvania and new york state with another foot of snow expected. more than 2 million people remain under lake effect snow warnings while a state of emergency has been declared and 11 upstate new york counties which is exactly why you should not be leaving the delights of l.a. and heading back to the east coast tomorrow. anita: you're right, maybe i will stay at. [laughter] the lake effect snow is sure to hampered travel plans are people like me taken to the skies and the roads as they try to make their way home post- thanksgiving. madison scarpino is live at

hartsfield jackson airport and atlanta. madison, how is the weather affecting there's so far? >> there have been some delays nationwide. not too many cancellations. even with a record number of travelers this thanksgiving, travel experts say as far as airports go there have not been tto many issues so far. looks remarkably smooth so far this holiday season. despite some storms so that's the ultimate test when you get weather systems. i think all of the airports the airlines are stopped or they need to be now i am hopeful we can get to the holidays with minimal disruptions. tsa expects to scan 3 million people at airports just today. the government agency predicts to date will be that last of the busiest travel days this thanksgiving week. one passenger we spoke to said that holiday travel is smooth for her if she is prepared and pays attention to her airline.

check the apps. check the websites check online because you never know what you may find especially if you're flying with children. >> most americans are hitting the roads. aaa says nearly 72 million americans will be driving for their thanksgiving travel set us up from last year by about 1.3 million people. but the lake effect snow that you mentioned is a massive disruption in a blizzard and thunder snow conditions are threatening a lot of roads in places like new york and pennsylvania. authorities are warning people there to stay home if you can. aaa also predicts that traffic is not going to be ideal until around 6:00 p.m. if you are not going home for thanksgiving or from thanksgiving until tomorrow, aaa also says the best times to leave our before 8:00 a.m. and after 7:00 p.m. i'll send it back to you. anita: like that travelers that

always check your app for the latest information, right? all very helpful. madison scarpino thank you very much for that. jonathan: present like trumpets threatening to end a federal tax credit for electric vehicles when he takes office next year. that's driving some buyers to rush to the dealership now. but not all tvs or drivers qualify for those critics. fox's karoline has the details. >> if you are planning to buy an electric vehicle you might want to hurry up. right now 13 electric models qualify for federal tax credit for $7500 eight other ev's and plug-in hybrids can get more than 3700. >> customers are aware of their tax credits are asking for. >> president-elect trump says he will get rid of those rebates. >> agreement new scam or the gray scams and history. >> that is sending some buyers

to the de dilution before it's o late. quick so scared to go plug in it's not my type of car but it saves m me money so is my favore car now. quick is not as easy as picking any ev you like and driving off the lot. to qualify for the federal tax credit they're very specific requirements for you in the vehicle. to get the full benefit you have to make less than one and $50000 a year. most of the vehicles be assembled in north america the batters have to include material from the u.s. or its allies. >> if we want to compete which we are doing and doing successfully then we keep these incentives in place. >> sump driver said they'll stick with gas for now. >> we are starting to price cars and i just feel like we are five years out from electric for me, for my comfort zone. quick seven different states have their own tax credits california says of the trump administration takes away the federal credit, they won't match it. fox news.

anita: thank you. president biden preparing for what could be the last international trip of his presidency as the white house continues to work toward a cease-fire deal in the middle east. more on that when "fox news live" returns.

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♪ ♪ c4 president biden is marking world a days as they oversee tension that includes of course the escalating violence in syria or antigovernment forces are advancing deeper into the country's second largest city aleppo the rebels largest offenses in syrian president military crushed them eight years ago. madeleinemadeleine rivera's life white house with more. >> good afternoon. earlier today president biden highlighted the work's administration is doing to end the hiv and epidemic worldwide. is getting ready for what could

be the last international trip of his presidency. the president is heading tonight filling it to your promise to visit the african nation is expected to highlight the investments the u.s. is making in the region and alternative the administration says to the investment that china has poured into the continent. as the president sets his sights on angola, officials are working furiously to land a cease-fire and hostage deal in gaza. national security advisor jake sullivan said he is meeting with them hostage families this week. they been communicating with incoming one to see the war and before he takes office. >> the main stumbling block right at the moment as hamas and for that they're prepared to do a deal to enter a deal in which they begin to release hostages. >> the war is not the only hotspot the biden administration is watching in the middle east and returning to syria where the u.s. said it has played no role

in the rebels infiltration of aleppo but sullivan says he is not surprised by the insurgency given that syrian government art areweakened by their own confli. here is sullivan talk about the potential risks to american troops in the region. >> we believe our forces who are stationed in syria to fight isis are not at proximate risk they are in a different part of the country from where this particular offensive is taking place. but they are under a different kind of it that they are still under a threat from iran and the militia groups in iraq and syria. every single day we worked to wo ensure they are protected. >> despite the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and the middle east, sullivan says that long-term challenge remains china make and the president's trip to angola all that more important. support madeleine rivera at the white house. thank you. anita: president-elect trump

preparing to make good on his election promise of mass deportations. his incoming administration is considering giving local sheriff's more power to help deal with the crackdown. blue state governors are share promising resistance despite jumpstart to withhold federal funding who won't comply. the mayor of san diego suburb in california phil wells joins me now. mayor, thank you so much for coming on with us today. some of your democratic mail real colleagues across the country's they are willing to go to jail to protect illegal immigrants it. presumably that even includes the criminal migrants. the mayor of denver says he will get local police and residents to resist the deportation efforts. what will you do in your city? >> i know we are in california but my city still wants to be compliant with the federal law. i do not want us to be a sanctuary city we need to do our part to counteract this invasion we've had over the last few

years there were more than willing to help. the problem is the state of california's written laws that make it very difficult for us to help put our police at risk if they try too. >> i noted you wrote on your facebook page the state of california starting police officers with felonies and the loss of their pensions for complying with federal deportation laws. tell us what is going on there. >> it is a misdemeanor if a police officer calls ice, or calls border patrol cooperates them in any way to help get some someone deported or let them know we have a gang member here. if they do that they are committing a crime under the state of california statute a misdemeanor. that also puts them in the position they could be sued civilly. if you get convicted of a misdemeanor as a police officer you can lose your position and leisure pension. we really think it's completely unfair to put the police officers in between the local

government, the state government and the federal government this should be worked out at the federal, state level. as far as i am concerned that federal law supersedes state. anita: it really is praying that we share iraq and a hard place it certainly seems that way. i want to take a listen to senator marsha blackburn. she wa is on our air earlier ths morning talking about this new administration carrying out deportation. let's take a listen. works the american people have spoken. they want the border secure. they want the fentanyl, the drug trafficking, the human trafficking come the sex of trafficking the gangs and the crime to end. they want an end to this. it's what the american people overwhelmingly support the way president donald trump is carrying out this transition. >> so critics talk about the cost of deportation and also wonder about the people who work here live in quiet lies maybe work in the service industry may

be paying taxes people who are not out committing criminal acts. there are lots of people in southern california should those people be worried right now should have you received instructions on how to deal with those people? >> is kind of a red herring. in the beginning part this 1.5 million people in the united states that are verifiably criminals. new administration is going be going after those people first the gumby working on trying to stop the trafficking 3000 kids missing. by the time you get to your person who came across the border and was looking for a quiet life in america, who knows where we are going to be as a country at that point i would not speculate but i would speculate they don't have anything to worry about for significant period of time. >> you've certainly been very outspoken on this issue and how it affects your community can

you tell us how illegal immigration has affected your community there? >> california's always on the edge we have the highest homeless population. we have the biggest problems of any state it is all self-inflicted wounds because of this ultraliberal policy. we are already at the point where hospitals are full to capacity. our social services are full to capacity and now you add on for sseveral hundred thousand people coming across the border that are in our communities and makes it very difficult for the schools it makes it difficult for the hospitals. you try to go to the hospital for eight hurt thumb or a sinus infection you will wait 10 hours. it really does not have to be this way california is determined to put their citizens last i'm put but people come fm other countries first we think that it's a big problem. by the way not everybody in california is that liberal it's only the coastal areas. most of california still believes the way the rest of the country believes.

>> it was a top issue in this last election that is for sure a lot of people put on that issue will see how this all plays out will be keeping an eye on your state as well. mayor thank you for coming on today. >> thank you for have me today. >> intense rivalry gets a little too intense actually a lot to intense the police have to step in to break up a massive brawl after michigan upset ohio state yesterday as the players on both sides lost their minds. details on that coming up next. y from the other guys. we design and test our own tools... and sell them directly to you. no middleman. hurry in for black friday deals up to 70% off. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪

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♪ ♪. anita: san jose state women's basketball team lost the mountain was matched to culver to say last night. they got to the title match when boise state forfeited the semi final refusing to play against san jose state transgender player blair fleming fleming's latest athlete to cause a gender controversy at the ncaa level. joining the likes of former penn swimmer lee at thomas and drawing the ire of opposing athletes and fans. >> there are lots of accusation over an ugly bigot feel brawl after ohio state/michigan game

in columbus the fight broke out after michigan pulled off a stunning last-minute upset over the buckeyes. the police ended up having to step in and some force. christina coleman live with mark. >> it was wild and there aren't lots of unanswered questions police will be reviewing lots of video of the massive brawl to try to forget everything that went down this is a big arrival great weekend in college football emotions were definitely running high after at least three games yesterday players on the team that won try to plant their schools a flag on the field causing confrontation. espn the postgame fight in ohio last about five minutes left coaches and players on both sides of bloodied officers or ♪ ♪ ultimo law enforcement agencies try to break up the fight. police confirmed officers were present ohio state and michigan deployed pepper spray during the incident. the fight broke out o when somee on michigan's team tried to plant or maybe didn't plant their flag on the ohio state

logo midfield after the game. that's when some of the buckeyes rushed in throwing punches, more players from both teams got involved a coaches try to blinky cap the fights are the officers local police union said following an altercation between ohio state and michigan football players after the game one officer was injured and transported to the hospital. that is what the police department is saying. officers say are authorized to use a pepper spray to stop assault and protect themselves and others. coaches from both teams responded to the fight. >> there were emotions on both sides i did not see they had the flag guys are waving it around in their guys charged us. there is a motion on both sides that can happen. rivalry games get heated, especially this one it's the biggest one of the country. we got to handle that better. >> buckeyes coach ryan day says in part quote i know these guys are looking to put up a flight

on our field our guys were not going to let that happen. i don't know exactly what happened this is our field we are certainly embarrassed by the fact we lost the game. there are some prideful guys on the team there were not going to let that happen. just a few hours after that big fight in ohio, another fight broke out after north cohen states defeated north carolina and chapel hill summi someone fc state try to plant their flag hat midfield asserted that brawl it did not last as long as the fight in ohio, thank goodness. so there you have it. a lot of emotions running high after these rivalry gains. >> a lot of young men who need to learn the lesson of wind with humility loses grace. using a calm and thank you indeed. anita: college basketball has lost a coaching legend yesterday lou passed away just weeks before what would have been his 100th birthday.

he coach the st. jon's men's basketball program in queens for 24 seasons but 18 of them with at least 20 victories. he was famed for loudest sweaters and name to the basketball hall of fame in 1992. chris mullin, m mark jackson walter berry are among the ers he helped develop into stars. lou gone at 99. well, closing arguments set to be in tomorrow and the manslaughter trial of marine veteran daniel penny more on what we can expect when "fox news live" returns.

some for tomorrow closing arguments begin in the case against former marine daniel penny he of course is charged with manslaughter and negligent homicide in the new york city subway chokehold death of jordan neely. witnesses claim he was threatening people on that subway leading up to the incident forensic pathologist testified chokehold did not kill the elite cb cotton has been on this case from the start and

joins us now live from new york city with the latest. >> jurors will soon and deliberate on the state of marine veteran daniel penny. at first you say those closing arguments of both the prosecution and defense summarizing their sides for jurors. witnesses say shortly after boarded the train and may of last year he was hurling those threats. prosecutors argued while penny may have had good intentions when placing neely in the chokehold, they say it penny went too far and healthy restraint for several minutes even after neely was no longer a threat. prosecutors are formerly relied on the testimony from the medical examiner doctor cynthia harris and penny's former martial arts instructor to further their case the chokehold is indeed what killed nearly penny should have known better with this military training. doctor harris testified during the trial there was unanimous consensus among her team the chokehold killed neely part even though she made her

determination before receiving toxicology results, it would not have changed her mind. the defense argues that penny was acting to protect other writers and had no time to de-escalate the situation. they also claim penny is a non- lethal restraint on neely. pointing to testimony from their hired expert witness at eight pathologist who testified and maintained there was no chokehold death. he's had the combined effects of neely's a blood condition, synthetic marijuana use, six schizophrenia and exertion during the struggle all killed neely the marine veteran did not testify in his own defense. penny's defense team says 25 minute taped interview played for jurors of penny is enough the video shows a penny waived his miranda right to answer detectives questions. even we did not note neely had died. penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted on the most serious charge in this case. jonathan: cb cotton in new york

city. thank you so much. got that about wraps it up for us. eric and arthel will return next weekend. he has been just great being with you over this week i do not know why you're leaving california go back to the snowy northeast but good luck with that. [laughter] it is meant a great weekend, jonathan great to work with you. jon scott will have all the latest news fothr you an hour fm now on the fox report. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. ♪

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