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and left police aiming their guns at them. president obama on his way home from the nato summit in portugal. the coalition agreeing to put afghan forces in charge of their own security by the end of 2014. for the first time the president announcing his goal to end all major combat operations in afghanistan by then. the job far from done with serious questions about whether afghan forces will be able to handle things on their end by 2014. mike emanuel has more from us from lisbon. >> president obama and leaders of the alliance spelled out their vision for afghanistan, a transition beginning next year and hopefully the end of combat operations in four years. president obama and afghan president ham mid karzai were able to talk about their -- in more peaceful provinces, u.s.

officials in karzai had some dust-ups with mr. obama explained is understandable because everything is a sovereign country but did he say when u.s. spending tremendous resources in afghanistan that partnership is a two-way street. later the president offered this assessment of the afghan war. >> fact of the matter last year we made progress. and i expect that we're going to make more progress next year, will not be without occasional controversies and occasional differences. >> the president says it is a goal to make sure the u.s. and nato are not still engaged in combat operations four years from now but the commander in chief did not rule out possibility of more fighting noting it is vitally important to protect the united states. bottom line, 2014 is a goal and not a guarantee. >> certainly our footprint will have been significantly reduced. but beyond that, it's hard to anticipate exactly what is going to be necessary. >> but there will certainly be a u.s. military presence in

afghanistan after 2014. the president today talked about the need for counter terrorism platforms there. >> harris: mike, thank you very much. defense secretary robert gates weighing in on nato's plan, gates saying he expects only fraction of the 150,000 troops in afghanistan to remain thereafter 2014. gates in chile for defense meeting saying troops there in 2015 will likely be advisers to afghan forces. meanwhile, nato saying coalition forces in kunar province accidentally killed three civilians. hitting a village instead. a pair of bicycle bombs killed at least three people in eastern afghanistan, dozens of people hurt. local police saying one bomb targeted vehicles at security check point. another big topic at the nato summit, relations with russia. call from countries in europe for the u.s. to give the okay to a new nuclear arms treaty with russia. it would require the two countries to cut deployed

nuclear weapons by 30% within seven years. president obama saying there's no verification system in place right now regarding russian nuclear arsenals that would change with the treaty were ratified. he's urging congress to do so before january. >> without ratification we put at risk the coalition that we have built to put pressure on iraq. and the transit routes through russia that we use to equip our troops in afghanistan. >> harris: also invited russia to join european missile shield. the secretary general of the alliance saying russia was receptive but did not accept. the country did agree to get russian technicians involved in deployment plans in the shield ever becomes operational. many americans caught between their own frustration and new airport security measures days before the busiest travel season. sheer look at the latest developments. transportation security administration saying pilots are now exempt from the procedures. but everybody else has to go

through full body scanners or a thorough patdown. guess what if you say no to both you could face a fine of up to $11,000. the new measures following the near bombing of that passenger jet last christmas day when fed says thatth man tried to blow up detroit bound plane. he smuggled explosives on board, remember, in his underwear. president obama referring to it as he was asked about that. >> at this point tsa in consultation with our counter terrorist experts have indicated to me that the procedures that they have been putting in place are the only ones right now that they consider to be effective against the kind of threat that we saw last year. >> harris: earlier today on fox republican said the new screening measures should not be used on everybody, only those who are suspicious.

>> we're treating millions of innocent americans in a very unfair, maybe even unconstitutional manner. that's not the way this is designed. i've been through the israeli system, i've been through some of the european, buy patted down. but again, it's the way you do this and who you do this to, the focus is wrong. >> harris: mica who is likely to become chair of the transportation committee calling for review of the tsa procedures. stay tuned because coming up we'll hear from cancer survive to show something very personal. during a pat down. well, how much in taxes will you be paying after december 31st. it's a major issue for most working americans. but so far no action in washington on those bush era tax cuts. they expire of course at the end of the year the senate's saying congress is wasting time by focusing on other legislation. democrats arguing, republicans are not considering the cost of

extending these cuts. at this point any tax law passed would have to be taken up after thanksgiving. which really doesn't leave very much time. molly henneberg live in washington. so, we know it's a lame-duck session, how lame is it? how much time do they have left? >> not much. congress went home for thanksgiving week then back here in washington for about another week or so. that's it. the top senate republican says tax cuts should come first all other legislative priorities should come second. >> should be easy one. the bill, the job creators and out of work americans need us to pass is the one that ensures taxes won't go up. one that says americans and small business owners won't get hit with more bad news at the end of the year. >> but democratic leaders also have other legislative priorities such as the dream act, which would mandate instate tuition for children of illegal immigrants and also trying to end don't ask, don't tell in the

military. harris? >> harris: let's talk money now. tax cuts. the democrats are saying that the government cannot afford to extend all of them. >> right. senator harry reed, top democrat says if the tax cuts are extended to families making over $250,000 then the deeply in debt federal government won't take in about $4 trillion over the next ten years. >> we have to be very, very careful extending things indefinitely. because we have to focus on what the economy may be in the future. we'll have number of different variations as to how we -- are going to proceed on the $250,000 tax. >> senator reid suggested two votes on the matter possibly one to extend all the bush tax cuts as republicans want, but with democrats, that may not pass. then second vote in some way limiting the tax cuts possibly not extending them to families making over $250,000. harris. >> harris: the politics of it

all. they wonder why congress approval ratings are so low as millions of americans wait to see what their taxes will be. have a great night. thank you. a utah park ringer fighting to survive. right now police looking for the suspect in a rugged utah valley, we'll have very latest on the manhunt. plus, former major league baseball player jim lay ritz on fire for dui manslaughter face can 15 years behind bars. wait, a verdict in the case. we have it. [ j. weissman ] it was 1975.

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they say utah park ranger brody young confronted the man outside a popular hiking trail on friday. for some reason they exchanged gunfire and when it was all over the ranger had been shot three times, right now he's in critical but stable condition in the hospital. we'll wring you the very latest and updates as we get them. new information tonight about final moments in the lives of two ohio women and an 11-year-old boy. all found murdered after going missing for more than a week. coroner say saying tina, her son kody and friend were stabbed multiple times in the back and chest. and then they were dismembered. the remains were found stuffed inside garbage boggs in hollow of a large tree in a preserve. an autopsy found no signs of sexual assault. the three had been missing along with her 13-year-old daughter, that young girl was found band and gagged in matthew hoffman's basement. hoffman charged with kidnapping the only suspect in the murders.

former major league baseball player jim leyritz acquitted much dui manslaughter today. the jury did convict him of misdemeanor charge driving under the influence carries six month sentence. testimony was incolombian clues sieve on whether leyritz ran a red light in the 2007 crash that killed 30-year-old. he would have faced 15 years behind bars. jim leyritz is best known for 18996 world series home run for the new york yankees. sharing private information with investors. reaping tens of million of dollars in profit. and among reported targets, the bank goldman sachs, the hedge

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>> harris: pope benedict unions the terms condoms then saying what it can be justified for. in certain circumstances. the pontiff making the remarks in extended interview with a journalist from native germany. his comments run count tore years of church teachings on contraception. some aids activists saying the pope didn't go far enough. greg burke is live in rome with more on this. >> harris, you know the catholic church does not change quickly, that's what some people find very attractive about it is what others find very frustrating. the teaching does not change very often, does not change very soon. now there may be some change on the way, however, in that is a possible blessing from pope benedict himself for the use of condoms to fight aids. i say "possible" because the pope says, only in certain circumstances, his comment coming today in an excerpted part of a book to be released next week "light of the world" the excerpts coming out in the

vatican newspaper. the example the pope using were condom could be morally legitimate in the case of male prostitutes. now for years church men have been debating this issue at the highest levels in the church but really it's gone both ways. the vatican itself has been pretty strong against it occasionally you hear some cardinal saying, there have got to be circumstances in which it is legitimate. now the pope himself speaking out. but there have been time couple years ago when they were trying to actually come up with an official position on this, they were unable to do so. the book is just really going to spark a whole lot of debate. and while it may be important and opening in terms of this, the moral legit that see of the use of condoms it's exaggeration to say it's a sea in what. right after the pope talked about these circumstances exceptions he also said that the catholic church does not believe that condoms are the answer to the aids crisis. >> harris: greg burke, thank you very much. good to see you tonight. a painful throwback to the

aftermath of hurricane katrina in new orleans. the city's public water authority is showing a massive water boil order affecting more than 300,000 people. that means people have to boil their water for drinking and any other purposes. the announcement following mechanical and electrical break down in a water treatment plant, health officials fearing bacteria may have contaminated the water system during the failure. this is the first order of its kind since hurricane katrina back in '05. order will stand until at least 3:00 p.m. tomorrow we're told by then they ought to know if the water is safe to drink. that's not only place where there are water troubles tonight. people who live in southern california, bar stow, being told not to brink the water there. a chemical was found in samples. and there's nothing anybody can do about it. they can boil, freeze, filter, even just letting the water stand doesn't reduce the levels of the chemical.

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salinas, fox news. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner in for julie banderas, this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour time now for the top of the news. a two die nato summit in lisbon, portugal is over. the main topic, afghanistan struggle against the taliban. president obama saying he wants u.s. troops out of major combat there by the end of 2014. getting word police are closing in on that wanted gunman hiding out in a rugged canyon in utah. intense manhunt underway right now. nearly 100 officers tracking the suspect they say shot a park ranger now fighting to survive at this hour. pilots now exempt from those new tsa airport screening procedures. everybody else still has to be subject to either going through scanning machines or you can choose pat downs if you like. many complaints pat downs are way too invasive. a pat down for one woman certainly got a little bit personal. c.a.t. rebossey a flight

attendant and cancer survivor. listen to her. when she through security pat down on her way to work in north carolina. >> she put her full hand on my breasts said, what is this. i said, it's a prosthesis because i have had breast cancer. she goes, you'll need to show me that. >> harris: and she was a little worried about radiation because of her cancer treatment. tsa representative saying agents are not supposed to remove any prosthetics. they are allowed to ask to see and touch them. tsa saying it will review the matter. some veteran congressmen looking more like departing college seniors making their way for freshman lawmakers arriving an capitol year. every couple of years either forced out by voters or leaving on their own accord members of congress make way for the new class. we caught up with one congressman and for him not just the end of term also the end of an era. julie kurtz with more from washington now.

>> this weekend the halls of congress look like a dump because they pretty much are before the new congress can get to work the old congress needs to move out. this generates a lot of trash every two years so-called office resupply locations, fancy name for piles of old binders and papers appear in the hallways on the hill. it's all free for the taking if you still have a job in congress or if you are just starting out here. we caught up with retiring congressman patrick kennedy who is not only packing up his office but packing up a chapter in american politics that dates back to 1946. that's when john f. kennedy won house seat in massachusetts each year since then, at least one member of the kennedy family has been in the white house or congress. >> i've mad months to pack this stuff up, prioritize it, label it, get it ready. in fact i've already had moving truck already move most of it out and that was prior to the election because i already knew i was leaving. >> of course lot of members not

chosing to move out but getting defeated in the republican mid term sweep, political transition and messy one if you walk around capitol hill. some of the mess gets recycled, some of it shredded and the rest for the most part hill staffers have the job ever coding everything worth keeping and sending it back home. lame duck congress still has some legislative work to face in its final week after the thanksgiving break, like action on the bush era tax cuts and you need more than office supplies to do that. >> harris: julie kurtz, thank you. another high profile candidate challenging recall emanuel in the race for chicago mayor. former senator carol moseley braun throwing her hat in to the ring. she's now the fifth person to declarer this candidacy for mayor of the windy city. you remember that race heating up after mayor richard daly announced he will not seek re-election. brawn made history back in 1929 became first african american woman elected to the u.s.

senate. brawn lost her bid in '98 then ran briefly for president in 2004. a hungry dog has some explaining to do. two tops on a fox trip across america. california, a back yard blast at home are, gay gardener telling police he stepped on a strange device triggering an explosion underneath him. the sheriff's bomb squad finding several containers of explosives inside the house. deputies arresting the home owner on suspicion he was building a homemade bomb. the gardener rushed to the hospital, we're told he's doing fine. texas, more than 500 men and women become new u.s. citizen at ceremony in el paso. the event ending with a group recital of the citizenship oath. the immigrants representing 41 nations from around the world. and 11 members of the u.s. army

and air force are among our new citizens. massachusetts, you've heard the excuse, my dog ate my homework. how about my dog ate my passport. that's exactly what happened to the newlyweds. while packing their bags for moon to cancun, the 2-year-old basset hound, moses, made a meal out of their passports. they got to mexico with which was left of the travel documents only to be sent right back home by immigration officials there. they tell us they won't make that mistake again. >> this isn't the first time moses has eaten something valuable, it's not going to be the last. we just need to keep things off the floor if you have young dog, i guess. >> new york, high-fiving his way in to the record books. richard attempting to break the guinnes world record for most high fives in an hour. to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the museum bodies the expedition.

>> first, do something health related like sit ups or most people doing squat thrusts, something like that. we're doing five years, let's do high-files. even some of the exhibits cadavers getting in on the action after just one hour, richard slapped hands 797 times. probably use more land lotion and sanitizer now. that's a fox watch across america. a dance troop from florida made one step that caused a major terror scare in new york. get this, the team drove more than 900 miles to new york city to perform on the bet network. then got stuck in our famous traffic inside the lincoln tunnel. the dancers got out of their cars and ran. the problem was they were wearing camouflage uniforms. as costumes for their danceful half way through the tunnel they were surrounded by police told they were going to jail. >> the assumption was that we were gang related terrorists running through the new york tunnel. >> second group that's behind us they got the guns pulled on

them. >> needless to say they missed their dance performance. the officers offered to escort them to the show. but, the network told them, we don't need you any more. the lapd and fbi are working to figure out who sent a threatening letter containing white powder to the offices of "dancing with the stars." hazardous materials teams responded to cbs studios where the show was taped, arrived days before the show's season finale, confirming the show received envelope determined sus stance is talcum powder. the fbi is conducting more testing. the latest air missile tests in iran's history. the footage being broadcast on iranian tv what tehran says it's all about. an eagle shot, now that bird has new home. animal lovers cozy up we'll tell you where.

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>> now developments april fran 'tis race to save 29 miners trapped in the new zealand mine collapsing a mine tunnel. rescuers saying the men are likely more than a mile down that access route. we've heard this before, different country. they just can't get to them. the conditions of the stranded workers are unknown at this point. today air testing showed dangerous lehigh levels of methane gas. too dangerous for search and rescue operations to begin. crews must wait until at least tomorrow when new shaft will be drilled in to the mountain side to take in more air samples much iran at it again. this time making a new show of force with a largest air missile test in its history. iranian state television broadcasting footage of multiple missile launches, part of five-day exercise, tehran saying the test showcases iran's ability to defend its nuclear facilities from airstrikes. the iranian military they can

shoot down planes. none of this can actually be independently verified. iranian regime making push to upgrade the defenses after israel refused to rule out attacks. more news out of the middle east, saudi arabia king abdullah is back in the hospital. diagnosing the 86-year-old ruler with a slipped disk last week. literal -- political stability is major concern most of the world. saudi arabia controls more than a fifth of the world's crude oil reserves. the king handed over control of the country 'national guard to his son, the move fueling talk that the prince will eventually take over his dad's job. a protest to bring home some troops in a war zone and another dramatic rescue, another dramatic rescue in chile. with another happy ending.

england, thousands of protesters marching from hyde park calling for british troops in afghanistan to be brought home. coming days after the death of guardsman christopher davy bringing the death toll of uk armed forces since 2001 to 345. prime minister david cameron saying, britain's combat role will end by 2015. germany, a new exhibit for the nuremberg nazi war crime trials opening this sunday at the palace of justice. location of of the historic hearings first held 65 years ago today. the exhibit featuring original video and audio of the proceedings. china, the government-backed catholic church ordaining a bishop without the pope's approval. some were celebrate then controversial outside the church northeast of beijing. this is china's first ordainment without papal approval in five years in a country already on

shaky grounds with the vatican. chile, a team of 50 firefighters, police, paramedics rescuing three children who fell in to a watery hole. the children gathering firewood when they fell 50 feet miraculously only suffered minor wounds to their extremities. despite the plunge. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. bringing a living piece of afghanistan back home. in the united states the eagle is symbol of freedom overseas i guess just like any other bird. what a former soldier found a wounded eagle in the battlefield did he all he could help. now with the help of white house u.s. senator and many other people that animal is getting a new home in upstate new york, peter due see is here with this story. i like to one. >> it's a good one. mitch the earring sell named after a bit in the movie "road trip. the brave men have a good sense of humor but they also feel they have very high regard for innocent life, because when they

found out that this helpless eagle was shot out of the sky by afghan soldier's bullet. mitch ed need the part of his wing amputated he's lucky that scott hickman was nearby. scott is an american contractor with the background in environmental science, who told me in an e-mail this week that he used his unique skills to care for mitch, make sure his life improved. big part that have involved keeping him out of the kabul zoo where conditions are not so good. with a few nearby navy seals hickman built a cage fed mitch whole chickens that he paid for with a lot of his own money, something he says was negatively by his colleagues who felt this money would be better spent elsewhere. all this happened while he was waiting to hear back from u.s. agencies who he hoped could assist in caring for his feathered friend. but nobody got back to him for months. scott says that because bird flu concerns make it tough to bring foreign birds in to the state. >> harris: so, if he had to pay for all the food everything

else, how did the bird get here, did he have to pay for that? >> it's interesting after a long battle new york senator chuck schumer came through with a waiver for mitch to come to his state where he's now resting comfortably at the birk shower bird paradise. >> he's going to be an ambassador for thousands of school children who visit here and his existence, his getting here speaks to what it really means to be a hero. these young when who saved him are true heroes. he is in fact a true hero, a war hero. they're going to hear that. >> barbara who u.s. just heard from mitch is now happily recovering with the help of lot of ratsicles. >> we were on earlier, and i said to you, this bird has his own ship. what the heck is a ratsiclz he had his own chef kind of inversion where scott hickman, now hero, apples been a hero now to the bird, too. he had to go to these local chefs in afghanistan and buy birds for him at great expense.

now the ratsicles are just something that birds like a lot. >> like a bird delicacy. if only that bird could talk. >> if only. >> harris: it would have its own tv show. thank you very much. we're on the eve of one ever the busiest travel weeks of the year a. special thanksgiving day weather preview. you're in the extreme weather center, it's pretty extreme. >> it's pretty extremely cold. i heard it's cold over there, too? >> harris: it's chilly. it's always hot on "the fox report," baby. i don't know. >> basically we're lubing at a major winter term out west and this storm is going to be producing some problems basically across the country coming up throughout the next couple of days. now currently we do have an upper level low pressure system that's what you do see out there right off the coast, bringing in a lot of moisture and also a lot of mountain snow. now as we get in to tonight we're actually going to see

situation kind of worse enacross the region, more snow across the mountains of colorado and utah. and also across sierras coming up in california, once again that's tonight in to tomorrow. plenty of winter term advisories in effect right now extending from northern parts of minnesota all the way down in through california and also four corners region just once again definitely use precaution if you are doing any driving, earlier today parts of i-90 across montana close down specifically in the town of columbus. now next 48 hours will continue to see the storm system slowly moving on eastward, even some freezing rain possible across central portions of wisconsin, also in to southern minnesota, that's going to be some problems out there with slippery driving and even in to the next couple of days we'll see some disturbances move away from the main low pressure area out west produce tricky traveling across central and eastern parts of the country. thanksgiving day, big outlook, not looking so good across

southeast. otherwise a lot of improvement out west, harris, a little chilly out here in the northeast coming up for thanksgiving also black friday. >> harris: i can almost write the news scripts for that day already. they will all begin with, get an early start. thanks a lot. president obama sit in the driver's seat of new car. what's different about this car that mr. obama says is the future? we'll tell you. a visit to an auto show filled with hot cars, they're electric. and going to get even easier for to you buy one. we'll tell you why. ♪ [ k. tyrone ] i'm an engineer. my kids say i speak a different language. but i love math and math and science develop new ideas. we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old hydrogen units were veryarge. recently, we've been able to reduce that. then our scientists said "what if we could make it small enough

to produce and use hydrogen right on board a car, as part of a hydrogen system." this could significantly reduce emissions and increase fuel economy by as much as 80%.

>> harris: president obama made prekicks about the future. tie a break to try out the new electric car. the opal emera on display. telling reporters the electric car is the future. he pledged to bring one million plug in hybrid electric cars to the u.s. by 2015. you probably heard plenty about new generation of electric and hybrid cars, now it's getting easier to buy one. the big car manufacturers rolling out their new models, adam housley has the story from the l.a. auto show. >> auto manufacturers are hoping l.a.'s car culture will lead to green vehicle revolution, so far it has. >> everyone is embracing more efficient technologies, more smaller displacement that's what we're doing as well with the hybrid. we stay in tune. our customers want to be part of a brand that is smart and intelligent that's important. >> at this year's los angeles auto show at least half dozen

electric vehicles are debuting and for the first time, cars like the chevy volt and nissan are not only on display, they're for sale. >> the more electric vehicles that are out there, the better off it is for the supply base for our building the innovative technologies of batteries, power controls and electronics over the course of the last three years here at l.a. auto show you are seeing revolution in the hybrid electric and fuel cell type of cars. everybody has their own version, it began with the smaller more affordable cars to now higher ends like porsche with the race car and this s.u.v., now full production two week ago porsche says it's just the beginning. also mixings environmentalism and luxury, ford everything the fiesta with ecoboost and sedan. >> people don't want to give up lucks he rebut still want to do what they can for the environment. made it very natural progression to take our technology from our mass production models like the fusion and put it in to the

hybrid the. >> the race to plug in comes as national highway traffic safety administration says, it will require all cars, vans and s.u.v.s to get 35.5 miles by 2016. in los angeles, adam housley. fox news. >> harris: a big announcement coming out of the the nato summit when president obama wants troops to end combat in average we'll have the latest in our top story coming up. plus, amazing pack tours september from space. the new way we're get glance at the shots of earth. knows how to make things that are good for you. new v8 v-fusion + tea. one combined serving of vegetables and fruit with the goodness of green tea and powerful antioxidants.

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>> harris: astronauts aboard international space station have exciting new way to send picture back. they're using twitter. take look at these incredible

images from space the shots were taken from the iss uploaded to the social networking site, twitter. talk about your twit pic. here is look at our top stories. nato summit in portugal has come to an end spending much of the two days talking about the war in afghanistan. president obama say he wants u.s. troops out of major combat there by the end of 2014. pilots now exempt from those new airport screening procedures. all other passengers and flight attendants will still have to contend with more graphic body scanners and pat downs than some people are invasive. on this day in 1945, more than 20 high ranking nazis brought before a judge in germany kicking off the beginning of the nurnburg trials. tore his rick portion consisting of 2016 court sessions that lasted ten months. the defendants prosecuted for the horrendous crimes committed during world war ii. first time ever military officials answered for their actions during wa