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adam housley, great reporting tonight. thank you very much. and by the way, you heard adam talking about the fact he is writing about this. foxnews.com, our website, go there and check out his work, your other news source. >>> let's stick with the story. new reaction from lawmakers over "the new york times" report and benghazi. senior white house affairs wendell goler is traveling with the president in hawaii and joins us live from honolulu and what is the white house reaction tonight? >> reporter: well i think it is clear this is very complex, not simple. officials traveling with the president won't comment publicly but they say they don't have any issues with "the new york times" report. remember the benghazi attack occurred less than two months before the election. he and then secretary of state hillary clinton were protecting themselves from the suggestion they weren't tough enough on al qaeda or vigilant enough to defend against the group but the times found that some anti-gadhafi leaders were just as anti-american and they boasted about i

john. >> adam housley reporting. thank you so much. >>> a german magazine is reporting on a special hacking unite of the nsa. they said the hackers exploit hardware vulnerabilities and hijack microsoft's internal reporting system to spy on their targets. we'll begin with our special guest tonight, former cia director retiring michael hayden. general, good to see you. so the newspaper talks about the nsa, it is designed to crack the uncrackable. know the unknowable, get the unget sabl and hack into computer systems around the world to get information about what people are doing. this is a system you are family with because it was online when you were running the nsa. i think a lot of people are surprised about the extent of the capabilities of the nsa and some of what they are doing. >> well i'm surprised they are surprised. i think the article points out that when it comes to electronic surveillance, keith alexander and his people at the nsa are good at this. and that is good news for the american people. john, here

liz: adam housley joins us from los angeles with the story. to track shoppers. there are number of ways. some are more controversial than others. there is heat sensing technology we've heard in recent weeks that have some shoppers up in arms. there are ones used by swirl, using your smartphone. there is a app you download as a shopper when you go into the store. take into account, 90% of all purchases will still come old-fashioned way inside the store. it is great to take and merge the technologies. we had a chance to go to boston-based swirl. they develop ad censor with bluetooth technology that knows you're in particular area, and sends a message to your phone with particular discounts and offers tailored just to you? >> what they're giving as consumer is a full screen experience with pictures, text, information. giving you information and deals. things that will make you a smarter, better shopper. >> we saw this action. we visited a couple of alex stores in san francisco and boston. officials say it is great because we've been able to use th

trump, we have adam housley, who has spoken to some of the special operators who were there that nightated attack. it is completely false to say anything else. it is a complete lie. so given the fact that they say it's a complete lie, plus the political dynamic, why would they choose the weekend after christmas to drop this thing? >> well, anybody that has studied and knows anything about benghazi attack really thinks that story was completely false. what their motivation is, nobody can say. there are people in the "new york times" that can say. but certainly anybody that knows about benghazi would say that is a completely false story. >> no doubt about it. apparently the intel people viewed -- in washington viewed the video of the attack and specifically i.d'd that it was al-qaeda and the administration has known that. so the "new york times" sends this guy, david kirkpatrick out to talk to the people on the streets of benghazi, not the same people that the intel sources and government sources. but they found a bunch of people to corroborate the story that is helpful to hillary and th

senior correspondent adam housley on the story as he has from the beginning. y the confusion when these brave men speak at hearings on the hill? spin appears to be in before they're giving their own accounts, adam. >> reporter: that is completely true, bill. when these men go in front of the committee it is classified. we know a number of others who did not go in front of the committee and watched hearings very closely and have various reasons and not coming forward and showing their faces. but what we do know their stories have not changed from day one. go back to the reporting from more than a year ago, jennifer griffin and myself, these men alleged, so far told to be true they were told not to go basically. they were not told to stand up but told to stand down in multiple locations around the area. not just in benghazi but also tripoli. we went straight to the committee itself, house intel committee which in some senses has varying reports coming out from its members after they hear from men on the ground that night. we contact ad number. there are several t

adam housley is live from children's hospital in oakland.t do which know about this looming deadline? >> reporter: yeah, it is about 11 1/2 hours away or so here in oak land as you mentioned. at that point the hospital says they have the right after that court order basically expires to pull the plug on jahi mcmath who has been here more than two weeks. she came originally for tonsil surgery. come playcations of course caused major bleeding. what the hospital says her death, her family insisted all along she is still alive and there is hope. there are different rumors over the course of the last few days, that hospitals here in the bay area might take here. holmes in southern california, as far as away as new york. nothing panned out. through all that her stepfather says the family remains hopeful. >> a lot of pressure. but optimistic in my faith god will make another way for us. she is making little movements. and you know, she is still getting prayed for. >> reporter: now the hospital says that is not the case. that the family may be misle

jon: thank you, adam housley reporting.s the secret to happiness? joining us now president of the think tank. >> is what's on people's names all the time. why not talk about the happiness? >> it certainly got our attention. you maxed out an interesting percentage point just how much control we truly have over our own happiness and can you tell us about that very? >> this includes brain scientists and one of the things we know is about half of this is genetic. and it's not that they have a secret, it's not that they are doing something right, but i know that the 40%, another 40% comes from the stuff that is going on in your life and this includes good and bad events. and that's what you have to work on, really just poor things for face family and community and work and those are the four things do you have to be thinking about. particularly as you make your resolutions for 2014. i am absolutely glad. >> i am much happier now and i'm a little bit worried. so you see this, the free enterprise is essential to this and how is it

fox news' adam housley is in l.a. with the details. adam? >> hey, ashley.me for more layman's terms. you can control anything from your house, whether affordable home like two bedroom, two bath. or something like this. we're in beverly hills. this home is for sale for cool $36 million from the agency. if you're so interested. do this with my iphone and opens up the garage door for this case, opens the garage door. i can turn on lights and do all sorts of things. as that opens up, i hit the wrong button. it will open here in a second. meantime you have ipad availability, iphone availability. you can do anything anywhere in the world to control your home. we went to home more modest in park city, utah. that home a fantastic setup there. you can control water. you can control, temperature, door locks just about anything you can imagine can be controlled from your home and everywhere. a lot of companies getting involved in this. local cable companies are. telephone companies. companies like honwell getting involved much people say this is just fantastic. they s

adam housley is live at oakland children's hospital with more. am, this clock is ticking way too fast for this family, huh? >> reporter: that's right, jon. about eight 1/2 hours is all they have left in order to find another place to take jahi. we're being told there is really no location that has been secured there was some talk there might be a location in new york, southern california, here in the bay area, but as of this hour, eight 1/2 hours from now a judge's order will expire and that will allow the hospital to remove of the young teenager from a ventilator and remove the feeding tube as well. as you talk to the hospital, when they come out to talk toot press they have been adamant while supporting the family they say this teenager is their minds, dead. take a listen. >> the judge looked the family in the eye and said i'm very sorry to give you this information but jahi mcmath is brain-dead. there is unfortunately no amount of hope, no amount of prayer that can bring her back. >> reporter: now there have been a number of vigils the last two

. >> adam housley in l.a. thank you, john. >>> an update on the walk for the nasa space station. why nasa delayed one of those walks, coming up. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. >>> nasa postponed today's scheduled space walk on the international space station meaning astronauts will be hard at work on christmas eve. tomorrow crews will try to complete work on a broken cooling line. nasa had to push back the space walk after one astronaut hit a water switch in an air lock over the weekend. water could have gotten into his space suit. nasa reports that otherwise the first space walk on saturday went well. this is marking the second time nasa has conducted a christmas eve space walk. >>> and on this day in 1972, fans witnessed one of the most famous plays ever in nfl history. the immaculate reception. with the season on the line, pittsburgh steelers fank -- frank harris scooped up the ball and run in for a score. some argue that the ball did hit the ground and to this day some fans say the raiders won fair an