>> gregg: hello. i'm gregg jarrett. glad you are with us. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. violence and chaos erupteding in the streets of cairo. protestors taking over the city's well known tahir square. a live report minutes away. >> plus, one california university finding itself in some hot water after police used pepper spray in a demonstration.

there it is. was this necessary or way to extreme? we report, you decide. >> heather: and the first, count down on capitol hill. time is running out for the super committee to find a way to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. so far-reaching a deal by tonight, it remains elusive. nobody is closing the door on negotiations but the prospect of failure in the nation's capitol is looming larger. that is where we find molly henneberg. >> molly: multiple sources tell fox there have been discussions how to wind down this super committee without a deal. there is hope one aide says, but the timing is getting tricky. super committee members to have vote on any deal by the last tick of the clock on wednesday night. before they can vote two things have to happen. number one they have to get it to the congressional budget

committee. budget office or cbo to estimate the deal's effect on the deficit. >> then number two, the super committee by law has to have 48 hours to go over the cbo's calculation. that means they have to get to the proposal to the cbo by tonight or tomorrow morning in order to get it back by monday night and get the 48-hour clock ticking. all that is moot if they can't reach a deal. based on what they said this morning, they don't see very close. >> republicans offered both entitlement reform and tax reform but we thought we could thought there could be a could lessens over the savings which amounted to $640 billion, democrats were not willing to cut a dollar without raising taxes. >> we are not a tax cut committee. we are deficit reduction committee. the extension of the bush tax

cuts is a huge tax cut for the wealthy at the extension of the average person in this country. we think that is wrong. if they will take that off the table, we could have a $1.2 trillion agreement by tomorrow morning. >> molly: despite differences, neither side wants to be seen walking away from the negotiations or giving up too soon. >> heather: it's turning into a super super mess. and racing to finish a deal, taking a look at the political stakes were our panel. that will come up a little bit later. >> gregg: a fox news alert. protestors still out in force this hour in egypt's tahrir square. you are looking at live pictures from the square. a huge number of people there. some of them chanting. others standing around and waiting for something to happen. no visible signs of violence

yet. police launching a major assault to evict protestors camped out. three people died in the attacks. they have been calling on the ruling military to announce whether it will transfer power to an elected government. they joining us on the phone from cairo. we were showing live pictures. talk to us about what is happening now, what is expected to happen over the next several hours. >> reporter: iust came back from tahrir square where the battle is still raging on the streets between cairo square and information ministry. i saw police firing tear gas and beating protestors. over the last two days, i saw wounded people going into a makeshift hospital. i saw people run back to the square fighting for their freedom. i saw swimming on the streets,

during the iran uprising. iran is a rogue state outside the system. getting $1.3 billion a year. it's america's funding to crack down -- israel is big part of this. israel is seen as a democratic agent. they know they would not tolerate constant atrocities. so pushing for democracy in egypt and elsewhere in the arab world or sponsoring state terror across the arab world, israel is free to commit war crimes without facing consequences. of course, the suez ka ka natural and silence over american aggression in places like iraq. americans have interests in

egypt. it's israel and oil that are calling the shots on american policy here. >> gregg: we will come back to you hopefully as things develop throughout the night. it appears to be fairly calm, but there have been isolated incidents of violence. >> in the last 24 hours, there have been four deaths and many more injuries. it's an absolute battle for the streets of cairo at the moment. >> gregg: stay in touch with us. we'll come to you as needed. for more on the turmoil in egypt we're joined by the author, "the coming revolution." good to see you. hosni mubarak was forced from power military provided leadership they vowed to turn

over power to civilians by september and it didn't happened. they postponed for ratification of a constitution and election of a new president sometime in 2013 or later. then the military essentially gave itself control over civilian politics in that proposed constitution. now as we look at these things, is this a classic example of how power corrupts, especially when the military begins to entertain rule? >> absolutely. gregg, especially when the protestors are not united, that is the secret here. what we envy egypt three forces. one is the military council that controls the government. two, the islam i can muslim brotherhood. three, the young civil society we see on the streets. what has happened over the past few months, the islamists want a

transfer of power to an islamic state and seculars want it to a secular state. the military is playing once against the other. we have seen on friday that seculars are telling the military you have to transfer power to a secular democratic government. >> is it possible that the egyptian generals will try to exploit this and welcome all the chaos in the streets as a pretext to can sl elections which are scheduled to begin on next monday and run through march. might that move, if it happens, ignited an even larger egyptian revolt? >> it would be likely the ministry is going to cancel the elections but the problem is not going to be the legislative elections. the problem is twofold. one is constitution, what kind of constitution. two, the presidential elections,

who are the candidates. the military now has taken advantage of the fact that those that are protesting are not united. those on the streets today are basically the secularists. but as of friday they have cut a deal with the military and if you give us what we want, you could let those demonstrators for a few more days and few more weeks and it will be over. >> gregg: do you worry about the muslim brotherhood gaining control? >> they are gaining control. they were very smart. they convinced them to go ahead and start a demonstration last week. by friday they withdraw from the square. so you have the young men and women who are confronting the army and the armed forces and most others are standing on the side waiting for it to be over. >> gregg: what would be the best solution here? should the military cede power once a parliament is elected and

while the constitution is still being drafted. is that the best case? >> absolutely. military council should declare that they are going to go for the legislative elections. that they are going for the presidential elections on a specific day. that they are going to transfer that power to another wing of the election. at the same time the international community must partner with civil societies on the ground and make sure they have a say in the election, legislative and presidential otherwise we're going wind up in libya. >> we're seeing this night after night, hour after hour. the elections begin in eight days for the parliament. the trouble is, it's not a one-day or two-day election. it runs in various stages through march of next year. maybe, what about this scenario -- could a civilian council serve to provide some interim leadership and take the heat off the military and how

might that council be formed? >> the nation will be ready to disband this government and form another one, called a transitional government. the civilians on the ground are going to request they will be represented. muslim brotherhood will do the same but those that are going to have real power are going to win the elections. muslim brotherhood are the best organized and therefore they are going to be majority in the parliament. >> gregg: screen left, cairo egypt we are following the violence on an hourly occasion in syria. let's switch to that. defense minister who used to be the prime minister says that syria's president assad has reached a point of no return. that is a quote. he says he faces the same faith as saddam hussein, moammar khadafy. in fact he says assad's regime

will fall within months. is he right? >> look, his projection is that there is no going back is correct. the syrian people are like in the '80s are determined to get assad out of power. the problem who is going to held syrian society. we pressured the militarys in egypt and tunisia people. we withdraw from iraq in a few weeks, the iranians hero challenging us will be linking up with the syrian regime. that is what assad is waiting for in a few weeks from now. >> gregg: thank you very much for your insights. >> heather: back at home, police in washington state appear to be at a standstill in their search missing toddler. he vanished nearly two weeks ago. bellevue police hope that newly

released photos of the child may reveal his whereabouts. those photos are revealing a different side of sky's mother. so laura what is the latest in this case? >> frustrations have definitely been mounting as the boy's mother has refused to take a lie detector test and refused further interviews. investigators say the mother's account of what happened that day have fallen apart. the bellevue police department releasing new photos of two-year-old looking more like he would today. they say the more recent shots will spur more tips. the mother gave police to help her find her missing child and glamorous blonde. they look strikingly different.

it shows her with much darker hair, wearing a gray sweatshirt. these photos are more accurate the day she disappeared. they told police she left him alone in the car on the side of the road after her vehicle ran out of gas. when she returned, she says her son was gone. the police said the car had plenty of gas. >> when i first saw the pictures pop up, i thought they were the wrong pictures. is it true there has been an intensified search this weekend for the boy? >> there has been and it's because of the photos we've been showing to you. we want to put them back on the screen. it is a much different looking picture. new photos released by police generated more tips which led search teams to a heavily wooded park for the very first time. nearly 2300 tips have poured in

since november 6. police say they won't have to go far to find this boy. >> our investigative efforts have led us around the globe to find this disappearance, so far we don't have any reason to believe that the answer lies any further away than our own backyard. >> reporter: if you have any information you are urged to call the bellevue police department. >> heather: hopefully someone will call and we will bring the boy home safely. >> gregg: a horrific scene at a college football game. police releasing new information on that deadly tailgating accident at yale university. we'll have the very latest coming up. >> heather: plus, the streets are filling up with shoppers hoping to get a jumpstart on the holiday sales. hold on -- a backlash against black friday. retailers are fed up with the whole ordeal.

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>> gregg: we're getting new information on a horrific tragedy at yale university yesterday.

police now identifying the victim as 30-year-old nancy berry of salem, massachusetts killed when a u-haul truck slammed into her and two other tailgaters. one student remains hospitalized. a harvard employee treated and released. >> i saw it coming in. they with pin balling coming in. >> we thought it was an accident and you saw all the people laying on the ground. >> gregg: police have not yet released information about the u-haul driver who is in custody. >> heather: switching gears. the holiday season, shopping season is almost upon us on new york city streets. like this one right here. that is a live shot. it will be packed with people looking for good deals. there should be plenty to go around on black friday. some stores apparently have

sorrowd on the idea. brenda butner joins us. first of all, i have to ask you have you participated in any of those sales and gone out at 4:00 in the morning? >> never. >> heather: i don't know who does? >> i shop in my pajamas. >> heather: online. you don't go to the store in your pajamas. [ laughter ] let's talk about the backlash. a lot is saying enough is enough. you have walmart opening up at 10:00 p.m. on thanksgiving night and toys 'r' us at 9:00 p.m. and target there are pushing by the employees we want a thanksgiving. we want this holiday. we don't want to work even though they are getting paid overtime. they are upset about that. the stores are trying to make a

margin. it's been tough for them. this is most important sales time of the year for them. you can't blame them either, but there are a lot of them, sears last year open from 7:00 to noon. i guess when you are supposed to put the turkey in. thanksgiving morning and it does them no good so they won't be involved in any of this year. a lot of stores are saying just forget it. there are some stores that won't do it. like nordstrom's one holiday at a time. >> heather: and this particular shopping str season they are making $465 billion in sales. that is only about a 2.8% increase over the last year? >> i mean in this tepid recovery

that is not bad. 2.8% is okay. any kind of gain over the last year will be all right. it will mean more hiring of temporary workers. so it's not anything to certainly to shrug your shoulders over. >> heather: it's not just the employees with expressing dissatisfaction but it's the customers, as well. that may be a little disenfranchised with the big box retailers forcing it upon us early. >> they don't have to go. >> shop in pajamas like you? >> that is the thing about the free market. they don't to have go. i suspect that walmart may be busy that night. >> heather: they feel like they are going to miss that big sale.

>> and they may. >> heather: is that really true? >> the thing is, they do put on the sales. you remember that tragic incident where one woman was disabled, trampled at walmart because so many people were trying to to get in. stores put on their biggest sales, even though it's not the biggest shopping day of the year. that comes closer to christmas. we'll see. you can take turkey or you can go shopping. >> heather: i think i'll take the turkey. >> there is online monday. >> heather: thanks very much. we'll at the see you next hour. >> gregg: almost all of my

christmas shopping already. i actually wear clothes and went to brick and mortar. >> i'm going wear my pajamas next week for this show. >> now there is something for you. >> gregg: i'm going to leave it at that. [ laughter ] >> gregg: a california college finds itself embroid in controversy after a shocking video surfaced. u.c. davis police releasing pepper spray on peaceful protestors. some are calling for the can chancellor to step down demanding an investigation. our power panel weighs in next. ♪

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>> heather: fox news alert. new reports of 7 people dead as military police clash with protestors in egypt. troops and police reportedly set

fire to protestors' tents in tahrir square and they are chasing people away. they are calling on the military to transfer power to the people. we'll have the latest on the developing story from egypt in tahrir square as it continues. >> gregg: well, you might say the witching hour is fast approaching for the super committee as the clock ticks down. optimism is fading. aides are saying the bipartisan panel is likely to announce tomorrow failure. let's bring in our political panel. kirsten powers. justin former spokesman for jeb bush. justin let me start with you. you saw the nokt porls poll,

three-quarters of americans including by the way more than half of republicans say they believe that any debt reduction deal should include tax increases. question, are those in your party who oppose tax increases on the wrong side of this issue and aren't they handing president obama a winning issue politically? >> well, governor chris christie said leaders don't read polls, they change polls. republicans have the belief that now is not the time to be taking more revenue from the american people. now is the time the federal government needs to get the fiscal house in order and reduce spending. that is the question, you asked is regarding the politics of this issue but at the end of the day, american people will recognize there is one party that forced the deficit reductions to take place. those are the republicans in congress and specifically in the house of representatives. there is another party that

basically been very complacent about the fact we have $15 trillion federal debt. >> gregg: for the longest time republicans rejected any kind of a tax increase. all of a sudden in the last three weeks they had a change of heart. they tried to compromise by offering a deal with 24 cents of every dollar in savings coming from tax inincreases and other 76 cents coming from cuts. democrats rejected it. is that a mistake? >> its mistake for them to not reach a deal. if there is a way to meet them in the middle it would be a mistake. i think i love the question that you just asked, the if you are question. i thought the answer was a little interesting, it doesn't matter what the american people think, that three-quarters of american people think we should be raising taxes. they think we should be raising

taxes what the republicans said. >> gregg: my point to you, so republicans did agree to increase taxes and democrats said, no, not good enough? >> i don't think it was necessary. >> gregg: a little greedy on it? >> no i think in order to pay down the deficit, whether you want to raise taxes or not. i don't think people want to raise taxes. it's just a reality. there are so many cuts this that you can actually do. because of where we are, we need to raise taxes. i don't want my taxes to go up, but i want to be paying interested on our debt. >> gregg: if a deal is not reached automatic spending cuts will kick in. now it's looks inevitable and maybe failure is good. take a look at cbo estimates. the automatic spending cuts that will be triggered. domestic programs 7.8% cuts.

defense programs, 10% cuts, medicare spending 2%. total savings, $68 billion then more savings in years to reach that $1.2 trillion. giving the huge spending increases, one can argue those automatic cuts are not at all excessive. so if the choice is between tax increase or these automatic cuts which i just identified, hey, why not the cuts? >> well, from made perspective i agree with that perspective. i believe that even if the super committee's efforts result in lack of an agreement, i have to commend them for the hard work they've done. ultimately the negotiations that have taken place, even if they are not successful will yield a result or yield agreement maybe in the coming session or coming months on other larger deficit

reduction. however, as you pointed out, even if they fail there will be $1.2 trillion of deficit reductions. i have to say thank you to the house republicans who forced that issue upon president obama who wanted a clean increase in the debt ceiling of the united states, but the house republicans insisted that we get our fiscal house in order so we can avoid the fate of greece and other countries in europe that are having a debt crisis right now. >> gregg: "wall street journal" made the argument about the automatic cuts. they say it would not be onerous and domestic programs received $300 billion windfall under the stimulus. so it would take back a little more than one fifth in 2013. even if $1.2 trillion cuts, total discretionary spending would still rise by $83 billion.

doesn't failure by the super committee actually result in success in cutting the debt? >> you mean because of the trigger? >> gregg: yes? >> either way it's going to be $1.2 trillion, but the bottom line $1.2 trillion really isn't enough. that is sort of the point. we have all of this lead-ups, that is nothing. it's not going to solve the problem whether they do it through the super committee or do it through the triggers. >> gregg: we're going to spend $44 trillion and we're already $15 trillion in debt. you may have the winning argument right there. thanks for doing that. >> i agree completely. >> gregg: you get to join in on the winning argument. good to see you both, thanks so

much. >> heather: fox news alert, a new party winning elections today in spain according to exit polls, spain is the euro zone's fourth largest economy but the new government is facing the task of moving the sluggish economy forward. spain is seeing its share of financial problems that could have drastic consequences on the global competent. gregg burke is streaming live from madrid. >> reporter: that is right. the socialist party candidate is actually just conceded. now, we're expecting to come to the balcony the winning candidate from the popular party. it's the end of the era. socialists have been in power for eight years. now popular party taking over in spain. popular party says it has one goal. they may be celebrating tonight and celebrating in a big way but

one goal to get spain out of the economic crisis and especially to do something about unemployment. it's currently over 20% in the country, that means about five million looking for work. the man at the moment is mariano hoy. he lost twice before. he is a longtime party activist. people say he doesn't have a whole lot of kha arise ma but he is up to the challenge. spain's challenges are many. they have to worry about unemployment but also the international markets. spain in the last couple weeks has seen the borrowing rates shoot up dangerously high. that could put it in the likes of greece and portugal. that would be a problem with such a big economy. finally, the spaniards, tonight is going to be a very late one for the popular party

supporters. they have been waiting for a long time and they are going to celebrate well into the morning. >> heather: thank you very much. >> coming up a provocative fashion group is forced to pull a series of controversial photos. similar to this one of pope benedict xvi. can and should they be held legally responsible for doctoring the images like this? our panel weighs in next.

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full investigation placing the officers on administrative leave. let's bring our panel k.t. mcmarch land. judith miller and ellen ratner. thank you all for being here today. this youtube video shows the entire story. >> the police officers say they were surrounded. you could have just stepped over them. >> and there was another officer who came from the back and sprayed over their heads. if it happened in new york there would be instant firings. >> they are calling for the

chancellor's head. she has called for a full investigation. we do know the '60s and from columbia some things are not as clear-cut as it seems. >> this is pretty clear-cut. >> but as far as the khan legislator's responsibility. >> you have to understand the fact, we are entering an era for a lot of demonstrations, they have a right for free speech but not to disrupt. >> what she had done given clearance to the campus officers. >> to remove them, to remove the tents but not is same as walking up up to them and spraying them. >> i was on cambridge and you have to get an i.d. to walk into the yard. they are very careful. >> officers are supposed to be trained in crowd control which

means using non-corrosive techniques. these kids were sitting there with their arms linked. >> bigger story really is how to handle all of these protests that are going on across the country. >> you just have to dwirn between the violence and peaceful. >> but in other topics, fashion group causing a firestorm for a series of photos in the latest ad campaign, one of them shows pope benedict xvi kissing a muslim cleric. he has since apologized. some critics are wondering if there is any legal recourse to prevent similar acts in the future. the pope that was pictured there leaders across the board.

is it social commentary? >> i think it's social commentary. if they are using an image, i'm not a lawyer, but using an image to try and sell something. >> they are doing this for shock. in fact, it's been very effective in the past. they are putting the shocking ads hoping for a better day. i think they are going to have a bigger problem, what if somebody issues something against them. >> and you need to get people to talk about the clothes, you can talk about you because they are running the ads. >> if they are offensive to people and they are, they should be pulled or just boycott the company. >> they have an ad on the west

side highway, if you don't believe in gay marriage, they don't get gay married. it's are they selling the product or making social commentaryer. >> using social commentary to sell their product and draw attention to their company. >> it's working because we are talking about it. >> but nobody is buying. is it worth the bottom line on this? >> heather: we'll see. four of the nation's top gop candidates engaging in a rare display of emotion. sit okay for a political candidate to break down in public? we'll discuss when our panel continues. stay with us ♪ i've been crying, crying over you ♪ ♪ crying over you it's been long -- and since

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>> heather: welcome back. four of the nation's top six gop candidates for president literally breaking down at a forum in iowa last night. reaction from critics was mixed leaving some wondering when it

comes to crying candidates. is there a double standard for men? let's bring our power panel to talk about it. how do we feel about this? you are talking about personal stories. herman cain specifically. he started the ball rolling. >> i think it's a double standard, the woman did not cry. >> republicans are going viral and democrats aren't crying. republicans are crying, i'm wondering this is something that they've been doing or we've seen. >> and ron paul didn't cry. i don't believe a tear, that one little tear, i may be cynical, politicians turn on tears. the fact they think they can do it, i'm not sure i want a leader who is breaking down and weeping on television.

>> i run for office and you are waiting for the one minute. >> they are exhausted. >> so i think they were real tears. >> they were politicians, you don't think crocodile tears? >> no, i think emotions are so near the surface and asked to talk about something. the question is, do you -- is vladimir putin going to cry. would ronald reagan tear it up. >> i think it's wonderful. it's showing our culture is changing. they are allowed to cry. >> obama when his grandmother died, he choked back the tears and he is not going to weep on camera. >> and go back to the stereotype it shows weakness, if you are woman and filled with emotions.

>> and woman is going to cry but a man has to cry because they don't look real and sensitive. >> ed muskie wasn't crying about personal story. i don't know. 30 years ago you would have never seen a man cry on camera as a politician. i think its leap forward. >> you would think john boehner, right? >> commander in chief, is this man a crier? >> i'm wondering in the next hour, how much crying will go on when the super committee does not come to an agreement by the deadline. >> that is really significant. >> heather: thank you all for joining us. good topics. we're going to toss it over to

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>> hello, welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> deal or not deem? the countdown clock is ticking away. we will find out why a member is warning it may not happen. >> egypt's leaders vowing to hold elections despite violent new clashes between protesters and police. we will have the latest on the stand off and what it means for egypt. >> a lot of us are saving for holiday gifts. but if you are traveling, you may see that stack of cash get even smaller. we will explain. and on capitol hill new word the white flag of surrender is set to go up. the congressional super committee is on the verge now of conceding failure, their intense negotiations to find a $1.2

trillion in budget savings for nothing and the finger-pointing is just beginning. and now live from washington. >>reporter: the super committee is said to have a glimmer of home in the waning hours but others say they are discussing how to bring the efforts to an end without a deal. one democratic senator not on the super committee is asking president obama to get involved. >> if it doesn't work no one has done enough. he is the leader of this great country. we want him to step forward. >> members of the super committee are talking to each other but the clock is working against them because they have to get a proposal to the congressional budget office by tonight or tomorrow so the number crunchers can calculate the financial effect of the deal on the deficit. >> difficulty is we would have to have legislative language and

a score from the congressional budget office of the savings or costs by tomorrow, some time, and it is very difficult to see how all of that work could be done in that period. >> i think we are deep into the fourth quarter but this is still time. i don't think any of us want the time to run out without trying everything possible to get this. >>reporter: the super committee is required by law to have 48 hours for members to review the c.b.o. calculations before voting on any deal which is why it has to be done by tomorrow to vote on wednesday. a moot point if they cannot reach a deal in the first place. >> thank you, molly, from washington. >> the super committee has until wednesday to cut $1.2 trillion in spending but if they fail a series of sweeping automatic cuts take effect totaling $984 billion. they include $454 billion in defense spending and domestic spending cuts as well as $294

billion in non-mandatory spending. and spending for medicare would be slashed to the tune of $123 billion. all cuts go into effect in 2013 until 2021. >> co-chairs of the super committee appearing separately on talk shows. senator murray says there is in deal the sides did find common ground. >> there are some real divides, too, and i came into this really trying to find that common ground and the bridge that could bring us together. in some ways we found some of that. i have put things on the table and learned a lot about what we can and need to do in ways i never thought before. >> her republican counterpart is holding out hope for a compromise but conceding the chances are slim. >> simple question: is this

dead? >> nobody wants to give up hope. reality is, to some extent, starting to overtake hope. there were 12 good people who invest add lot in this trying to find common ground to achieve the goal of the committee so talks have taken police over the weekend, they will continue to take place. >> barring a last minute agreement tonight the committee will miss their deadline to agree on a deficit reduction deal. >> six weeks from now iowa will pick a challenger to president obama and this is crucial because it could shape the contest heading into new hampshire which is why most of the g.o.p. candidates attend add religious forum in des moines last night with the exception of one. and now, peter has more from washington, dc. >>reporter: santorum, paul,

gingrich, and cain sat at a table together last might and got about as personal as someone from president will get. there were cheers. and tears. and here is gingrich talking occupy wall street and cain talking kids and rick perry talking about the most famous moment. >> that is a good symptom of how much the left has collapses as a moral system and why you need to reassert something as saying to them, go get a job right after you take a bath. >> i didn't believe that i was home enough when my kids were growing up. >> we don't need the department of education we need those taken care that are more important. >> and the energy department, too. >> he wasn't at the thanksgiving family forum because he was in new hampshire campaigning and receiving the endorsement of a senator, romney has opened a new

headquarters in iowa, and it used to be a blockbuster video and now is where he will try to win the hawkeye state, a place are last night's candidates made sure to highlight exactly how their religious and personal philosophies influenced their political beliefs. they have good reason to do so with that crowd because 37 percent of the likely g.o.p. caucus goers say they are born again christians. >> thank you, peter, frommed washington, dc. >> another troubling twist in the life of joe paterno, a week after being fired from the fallout from a child sex abuse scandal, joe paterno he must fight lung cancer, at the same time another university is investigating allegations of molestation of having one of its basketball coaches. and now our fox affiliate has more. >> he coached penn state to the

most victories in the history of division one football and now joe paterno is up against what could be his toughest opponent yet: the 84-year-old is fighting a treatable form of lung cancer, his son, scott, release add statement saying the doctors are "optimistic," he will make a full recovery. the cancer announcement is a week after joe paterno was fired in the aftermath of sexual abuse allegations against former defensive coordinator sandusky who is charged with sexually abusing eight boys over 15 years. he denied the claims and his attorney spoke with fox news. >> what i am hoping is if there is, that the folks at penn state who have been totally destroyed by this mess, will be vindicated as an early stage rather than later in the process. >> syracuse university is now in the process of investigating allegations of molestation. two former ball boys say long time assistant coach bernie fine

sexually abused them first reported by espn. one of theally victims, bobby davis says it started in 1983 when he was just in the 7th grade. >> he started trying to touch me and things like that and i don't remember if i ... if i thought that is what was supposed to happen. >> he made the same allegationses in 2005 and syracuse launched a four month investigation but was "unable to find any corroboration of the allegations," and the case was dropped. this week, syracuse re-opened the police after his step where came forward saying he was molested. davis claims the head coach saw him in fines room during road trips and the final four in 1987 and responded telling syracuse.com "that's a lie." if he is going to tell one lie i am sure there are a few more of

them. >> that was our fox affiliate right here in new york. bernie fine calling the allegations and i quote, "payently false," and the sewer -- syracuse chancellor has vowed to try to get to the truth. more on the scandal rocking penn state with new reports that the charity may have paid penn state university $250,000 after he was band from bringing children on to the main campus. >> the death toll climbing as violent clashes in egypt rage for a second day with new reports with seven protesters dead.

one week egypt of hold the first election since the overthrow of president mubarak. >> spain electing a new ruling party today, and now it faces the monumental task of moving the sluggish economy forward. but, spain is seeing its share of financial robs that could have drastic consequences on the global economy. and now, streaming live from madrid, spain. >>reporter: well, that is right, after eight years, the socialists are out. that was the era now over tonight with the popular party back in power. the man of the moment will be the next prime minister and it is a sweet victory for him because he ran twice before and lost to the socialists. the third time is the charm for

him. he does have a majority to work with in parliament and that is what they are celebrating tonight. they are celebrating a lot. you can see that. but they say that the popular party has only one goal and that has to do with the economy you were talking about and most of all, they say the first aim is employment. they currently have unemployment at over 20 percent, so, once the celebrations end, there will be a lot of work for the government. they have a lot to prove. they have made promises and now they will see if they can do it. spain's challenges certainly are many. there is not just the problem of the sluggish committee, of the high unemployment, but, lending rates have jumped up dangerously high for spain in the last couple of weeks. certainly there is worry not euro zone. this is the fourth largest economy. but it is such a big country it could be too big to bail out

unlike greece, ireland or portugal. and they need it. the main subject here was economy, as you talk about, and this is important for spain, europe and the entire global economy and there were other issues, certainly, the socialists opened up on gay marriage, and liberalized the abortion law, and a number of conservatives in spain rejected that and they came out to droves tonight giving the popular party a very solid victory. >> closing in on midnight, live from madrid, spain, thank you. >> police announcing the discovery of what they refer to as "something of interest," in their seven for missing washington boy. the mother of the 2-year-old sky reported him missing, two weeks ago, saying she left him in a stalled unlocked car for an hour after running out of gas. and now, live from the new york city newsroom with the latest. "something of interest," laura?

>>reporter: something of interest but police are not sure if the items they found are related to the case and they will not tell us what the items are. investigators frustrated with the mother of the missing boy as she refused to be interviewed about the case since the boy was reported missing. these are the new photographs of the two career old boy looking more like he would today. they have just been released by police, in the hopes that these more recent shots will spur more tips. the pictures his mother gave police to circulate to help find her missing child show a younger boy and a more glamorous monday different from recent surveillance video showing her with much darker hair wearing a gray sweatshirt and looking dischef -- dischef developed and this is a more accurate look of her appearance. and she said she left the boy

alone in her car on the side of the road after the vehicle ran out of gas and says she took her four-year-old daughter with her and she returned and her son was gone but the car had plenty of gas and wonder idea she has not cooperated. >> i have to resist the temptation to put a label on julia in regard to "person of interest" or "suspect" or anything else but i can tell you that my statement stands about her story falling apart. >>reporter: the search continues this week. if you have any information in regard to this case you are urged to call the bellview police tip line at the bottom of the screen. >> thank you. we hope someone calls that number and brings him home. new developments in a battle involving two corporate giants and the price of dvd rentals. subscribers to netflix charging that the company engaged in price fixing with walmart and we will bring you the latest in

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>>heather: and now the headlines, muammar qaddafi's son is being held and an injury to his hand happened to a nato airstrike last month. he was captured saturday trying to sneak out of libya. and, two police officers involved in this pepper spray incident are placed on leave. the video tape showing protesters being sprayed by police. the school is investigating. >> plus, the "twilight," story earning $139.5 million in the united states, and $280 million worldwide. >> i was typecast for that. is that right?

i will not allow my daughters to woman that. you are more liberal than i am. >> i just give up fighting. >> and, now, netflix, quite a story that happened this week. if you happen to be netflix customer you likely got an e-mail about a class action lawsuit which is being spearheaded by a group of netflix subscriber whose say there was an unfair pact between netflix and walmart to control the price of dvd rentals, and seen color business correspondent and anchor, a liberal parent, joining us now --. >>guest: don't say "liberal," and brenda. >> permissive? >> they would never agree with that, that's for sure. >> my daughters say "dad, you are so controlling." so, controlling is the accusation here, trying to control the marketplace. explain what walmart and netflix

allegedly did? >> walmart had a struggling dvd by mail business and they agreed with netflix they would get rid of that and netflix would then say, okay, we will say, we will promote your dvd sales business. that sounds like collusion and as you know, much better than i as a lawyer, collusion can create monopolies and can set higher praises for consumers. so that is what this suit is all about and netflix subscribers brought it against the economy and now walmart has said, we're just going to settle. we are not going to say we did anything wrong. >> they threw in the towel and contributed $27 million without admitting fault. in my experience as a lawyer, you don't kick in $27 million unless you likely did something. >> or you think you will lose

more. >> you think the jury may disagree although you are completely innocent. speaking of "innocent," we asked for a statement from netflix. we will put it on the screen because they are taking pretty much the same position, that we didn't do anything wrong. this lawsuit has in merit. net flex will defend it vigorously. >> they have not thrown in the towel. but, the thing is, all of these people who got ... this e-mail, will discover that of the settlement, which sounds like a lot of money, they are going to probably make about $1.50. at most. >> because a lot of the money goes to the ... lawyers. gee. >> 25 percent goes to the lawyers and there are so many subscribers it worked out to be

pennies. >> collusion happens with price agreement or an implied agreement or a monopoly is two or more companies in collusion, and it appears to be one bows out and throws its support to another and that is the allegation of the monopoly here. >>guest: it is hard to find two greater giants when you talk about dvd's or any of these things, walmart, the world's greatest retailer and netflix owns dvd's so ... >> if you are a netflix subscriber, if you get that $1.50 i bet you will run to walmart. >> you have a deadline to join the class action, so pay attention. brenda, thank you. $1.50. wow. big money.

>> why can't your kids see "twilight." >>heather: it is intense. >> too much violence. >> it is not violent. it is a little ... >> okay. okay. >> wait, you are the one that doesn't wear pajamas. >> don't tell me abouter mission. >> you had to bring that up. >> speaking of movie stars, call her the belle of the ball, actress mila kunis seen here in an elegant black gown and we are toll it was elegant and she sended the marine corps ball in greenville, north carolina, on friday night, the friends with benefit star made good on her promise to marriage sergeant moore after he invited her to the ball in july and she told

reporters "it is a huge honor just to be invited." >> that is so great. supporting our troops, and, you know, she could have found an excuse, too busy, i have a shooting schedule, but, no, she said, listen, i will do this, and good for her. >>heather: huge honor. and the word brenda was looking for was "racy." >> is that how you get a date? get asked on youtube. >>heather: especially if you are a marine. >> my wife might object to this. so, it will be over the river and through the woods for many families this thanksgiving weekend. but, if your choice of travel is through an airport, pack light. or be ready to pay sky-high fees. >> turkey day comes early for the troops, pecking of them in iraq as they prepare to pack up

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>> welcome back, time for the top of the news. the congressional super committee charged with slashing the deficit appears to be on the brink of failure. without a compromise. $1.2 trillion in across-the-board spending cuts will automatically go into effect. violent clashes in egypt killing seven protesters. demonstrators demanding military backed rulers turn over power to a civilian government. >> new amateur video from syria, allegedly showing a rocket attack at damascus at the rule party headquarters. it is unconfirmed.

>>heather: showdown over solyndra on capitol hill. energy secretary chu on the hot seat getting raked over what he knew and when he knew about the $535 million loan by the federal government. and now, michael has some thoughts on this, a new york post columnist. michael, what do you think? when did he know this was going to happen? should he have apologized after five hours of testimony? >>guest: well, chu's testimony was one of the more outrageous examples of what is beginning on in government these days. first, is the loss of $535 million to solyndra. behind each of those $535 is a taxpayer who contributed that money to the government was ratherred to and dribbled away for no good reason, there is no

sense of outrage by chu, and here we are talking about the congressional super committee trying to close the debt and deficit. imagine to they had $that -- they had that $500 million they would not have to cut something else. it is cavalier stewardship of the taxpayers money and to take the taxpayers' money and give it to private companies that have no real business model and no hope of a profit as the mails showed, he denied seeing, and it is clearly connected to the white house wanting to help green energy company that happens to is a contributor at the ahead of it, and to let the private investors get a better position in a bankruptcy than taxpayers and chu acts as if this is routine and this is a job of government. it was appalling.

>>heather: but the energy department's loan guarantee program was actually created as part of the energy policy act of 2005 which was hatched by the republican controlled congress. >>guest: i don't have a rob with the contest -- concept of the government helping industries to get started but you cannot shovel the money out the door if a hurry and disregard all the warning signs this company is going to fail. the idea is not to keep them alive indefinitely but to help them get started and they would repay the loan with a government guarantees not needed. that is not what happened. it was very early on foretold there was no chance of the company, and the e-mail showing they were asked to withhold their layoffs until after the congressional midterm elections in 2010 and chu professes not to have seen this but he is not sorry and refuses to apology for

the outcome. it was a dereliction, but, kind of nonchalant dereliction. health hit was his decision in february to let private investors to provide $75 million in the loan guarantee. he agreed to let them be paid back first before taxpayers. >>guest: and many in congress, including democrats and republicans say that sill legal, that the law prohibits that, and he says, well, that is not what my lawyer tells me at the department of energy. association it is a constant cavalier attitude toward the taxpayer dollar and toward the role of government if the free market economy. >>heather: $535 million, what is that? he is a hands off manager. >>guest: he asks that government is all about picking winners and losers and he talked in a market-oriented thing, and

when this fails it is not just a failing company, but it is taxpayer money. >>heather: thank you, as always, we appreciate it. you can read the column in the sunday "new york post." >> holiday travel season kicking into high gear shaping up to be the most expensive holiday season in history for air travel, but, if you are flying, be ready, the airlines are charging customers sky-high fees for luggage. turning back acknowledge into big business. and now, live from los angeles. we are getting "bagged," with the fees. >>guest: yes, that could be an understatement. bottom line, if you want to save money, if you are centralling -- traveling by air, pack light. we have new information from the bureau of transportation statistics that shows how much airline passengers are spending

to check their bags. you may not believe your ears. ready? americans spend $3.4 billion just last area on the particular fees and believe it or not the numbers are expected to go higher for 2011. air fares alone are no longer enough to cover the costs of flying. so, it says that the fees we are paying are necessary to keep planes in the sky but, still, not all airlines see it that way. budgets are still free, for example, on southwest. >> fees make customers unhappy. we are about carrying people would want to fly with a great value and making their experience pleasant and getting nickeled and dimed is not just nickeled and dimed, it is $120 round trip to check to bags on other carriers, and that doesn't

make people happy. >> southwest says if business model is what allow force that but the discount carrier, hour, has joined the ranks of the others offering what the department of transportation calls fees for better seats with more leg room, getting through security faster, and, even for pillows and blankets when you are on board, and when you add all of those to the baggage fees? >> they are making money. even though they say the air fares have not gone up, they were not charging all fees and they are going up like mad. and they keep adding fees so they are finding ways to make a profit. >> the air transportation association also wanted to remind people of the higher fuel prices and the overall general cost of operating an airline which has more than doubled from 2000 to 2010 and during that time period the airline industry

has a whole reported losses of $60 billion. so, if you can, bring your baggage on board with you and try to shove it into the overhead bin or you will pay a lot of cash. >> or buy clothes when you get and send them back by mail it would be a lot cheaper. >>guest: even better. better. >> always looking for an excuse to shop. thanks, casey. >>heather: some folks headed home, u.s. troops celebrating the last thanksgiving at camp victory in iraq a few daze early because camp victory in baghdad is shutting down and the soldiers headed home, this doubt, happy, part of the withdrawal of our fighting men and women from iraq. for some, there are mixed feelings. >> i am sad to leave iraq because it is my fourth year i have spent here so part of me is

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this was after sandusky was barred from bringing children on to the main campus. and we will examine the fallout with our legal panel, trial attorney and defense attorney. david, you have the last 20 years represented a great many children who have been sexually abused. this latest fact uncoughed by fox news, does that increase the culpability of penn state? >>guest: you know, my experience is especially with boys, they have a very difficult time revealing or disclosing molestation so the fact there are only eight victims don't count on that number holding. if they knew about the molestation and they allowed the sleep overs to take place this change for hundreds of thousands that rises to the level of willfully subjecting children to potential child poe levitation, and, now, hopefully there are no

victims --. >> are you talking about a conspiracy to hide crimes which was a crime in and of itself? >>guest: yes. it is. it and not only a conspiracy if this is true but it is aiding and abetting potentially other crimes such as accessory to child molestation, and it is extraordinary the criminal culpability that could take place among any of the officials >> the civil right liability i have talked to lawyers on this and we confirmed with the attorney general, and the above's office in terms of civil lawsuits, six out of the eight alleged victims identified in this grand jury report here are out of luck, the stat you've limitations ran as to the charity at penn state. >>guest: well, i'm not quite sure, and i appreciate you spoke with the individuals, but i actually don't necessarily agree

with that because under pennsylvania statute which used to be case prior to 2002, but in august of 2002 the statute was enacted to allow an individual from the date of reaching majority of 18 years old, to tack on a. >> additional 12 years, and i think that the statute, and this could be a legal argument, but i think the statute is broad in it says a civil action arising from child sexual abuse and i think that the effective argument could be made that the statute stopped because of the fraud importantly was perpetrated. >> he transfersed we ownership of the home to his wife for a dollar suggesting he knew what

was about to happen and at least two of the eight victims could sue joe paterno and penn state. is there, can he continue to protect his assets or can he get around that? >>guest: well, i think he will be a named party in several of the lawsuits. criminal liability, be difficult to attach to him because he did comply with the criminal mandatory reporting statutes by notifying his superiors. >> joe paterno is not out of the woods if it turns out what he toll the grand jury is not what other witnesses are saying about joe paterno he could still face criminal prosecution. >>guest: well, he could face perjury charges if he willfully lied to the grand jury. no doubt. but he could face charges, i am not convinced he will not face charges for being a mandated

reporter, the statute says he must notify a person in charge and under these circumstances --. >>guest: he did. he did. he did. >>guest: not the athletic or finance director. it would be the police, that would be the appropriate person in charge. >> folks we have to leave it at that. it is a complicated subject. rachel and david, sad story all the way around. >>guest: thank you so much. >>heather: a beautiful evening in new york, you ready for thanksgiving? >> thanksgiving is around the corner and so are your favorite foods but with common sense tip you can stop worry about putting on extra weight and joy yourself. we have tips and ideas on how to do it. coming up.

>> we are on the plaza at 6th avenue and it is a beautiful evening. 'tis the season to start pigging out. that has been and holidays mean parties, home cooked meals, maybe a few extra pounds. >> we can eat without the guilt, the health senior editor for "men's journal," with more on that. is it really true that 3,000

calories for one person on thanksgiving? >> equal to a pound of weight gain. so, it is a lot. we have heard the traditional tricks, eat skinless breast meat or reduced fat and butter, but when mom and the family are over, are you going to do it? it a holiday so you should splurge we will give you some tips on how to do that. >> low sodium chicken broth is a godsend to be used in place of butter to baste the turkey and in stuffing, substitute up to 3/4 of the butter. it will add more flavor in the potatoes. and yogurt can be used in place of sour cream in green bean casserole and in place of cream and even in place of oil with

cranberry or apple bread. >> and evaporated skim milk if place of cream, so you will save a lot of calories there. >> moving on to greens. >>guest: there is in rule say you have to serve fattening stuffing and mashed potatoes on thanksgiving, the first thank that did not have those foods because there was no flour or sugar or oil. they had roasted squash, radish, raisins, and walnuts and that make as beautiful salad. >> this is not going to be on the thanksgiving table but it is the morning breakfast. >> right. >> why is that important? >> people skip it and you will show up to dinner table famished and you will plow through the food. >> people do that on purpose?

>> it will help control your blood sugar physical that time, and you will eat less, put some berries and nuts, and you have fiber and from teen -- protein. >> survey first, divide and conquer. what does that mean? >>guest: before you sit down and eat, look at the dishes on the table, pick two or he you know are bad for you but you cannot live without, such as stuffing or yams or whatever, and when you serve yourself, make half your plate green vegetables and a quarter of with turkey and a quarter the two or three bad foods you know you have to have. so, this emphasizes vegetables and protein but leaves room forked ifs you love. >> portion size? >> this is where people fall apart. your turkey should be this size, three ounces. >> my favorite is the leg, and it is, like, the size of ...

much larger. >> people put on four or five servings so if you get two you are doing better. and next, stuffing and potatoes, a tennis ball, a half cup in your hand. the gravy in well, this small. and this kills me, a glass of wine, five ounces. now, that's where i might have a problem. >> i have a rob with the gravy. >> thanks for being with us. happy thanksgiving. >> and happy thanksgiving to all the folks here. >> fox news sunday is next. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?

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