air-conditioner for half an hour in the telephone booth and it went up 2 degrees. >> what a rip off. be a law or rule or government way to stop scams like that sometimes politicians pass laws because of my reporting. once they created a department of consumer affairs after my exposÉ. and i want more emmys but then i stayed and watched regulators work and i watched politicians brag about laws like osha and the occupational safety and health law. and they showed this chart and thank goodness for government regulation. except when it took time to check this out the slope of the line was about the same. when people are free, it gets better without endless rule as we get richer and people care more about safety. so governments pretend that they lead the parade. free markets save more lives in government ever well. and government regulation fails and fails again and it makes everything costs more. so despite all of the new rules, still pushing and you have won a prize spam and regulators have said that we will fix that. but they did not. and i left local television to join good morning ame

air-conditioner for half an hour in the telephone booth and it went up 2 degrees. >> what a rip off.o be a law or rule or government way to stop scams like that sometimes politicians pass laws because of my reporting. once they created a department of consumer affairs after my exposÉ. and i want more emmys but then i stayed and watched regulators work and i watched politicians brag about laws like osha and the occupational safety and health law. and they showed this chart and thank goodness for government regulation. except when it took time to check this out the slope of the line was about the same. when people are free, it gets better without endless rule as we get richer and people care more about safety. so governments pretend that they lead the parade. free markets save more lives in government ever well. and government regulation fails and fails again and it makes everything costs more. so despite all of the new rules, still pushing and you have won a prize spam and regulators have said that we will fix that. but they did not. and i left local television to join good morning am

there's a girl standing on the air conditioner.e thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teetering back and forward. she was happy. she didn't

>>jason: well right now we got, we're working on getting the furnace and the coil in for the air conditioneran: yeah. >>jason: we got our electronic air cleaner cabinet mounted already. so the components for that will go back in. and then we do have a humidifier that will be going on each system. >>dean: and that's a steam humidifier. >>jason: yup. steam humidifier. and then eventually we will also have two heat pumps outside.

today using the smart watch i showed turning off an air conditioner, for example, from the watch. >> your way home you turn on the lights, turn on the air conditioner, you do it through your watch. >> absolutely. >> is this helping margins? how do you get the margins up? >> this is another area we're growing into. margins in the chip business that's a fundamental thing people have been focused on. we're investing on the low end to build cost optimized devices for emerging markets where there's a lot of growth coming in the emerging markets. we're also now having new technologies at the high end. so, ultrahd video on your device. so much much higher resolution video. also sorts of new technologies, location technologies proximity technologies, and much faster data rates. we're doubling the date ra rates. 300 mega bitbyts coming down to your phone. >> i love what you guys are doing. so, today you also told investors that the company will return 75% of free cash back to investors. why is that the best use of cash and how do you do it? do you do it through dividends? through buybacks? >>

looks like they are repairing an air-conditioner. he directed us attention back to the crew. look at all of those tools to be a can't you believe science used to be a firecracker? i suppose you've come a long way. no supposing about that. a beer would take mighty good right now. just about anything with taste pretty good to me. yes, it is not the best or worst. with results of a continued leaping into whatever the election he was taking me to. i ain't drinking, he said. once there is a hole in your stomach and starts leaking through you it's done. forget it, you're finished. i could believe that. he sighed and pressed his head against the window against what appeared to be an effort to study the maintenance crew more intensely. i haven't said. i raise my kids, i worked and went to church. what happened? what did i do? i've been st up and down with you. he twisted his attention towards me keeping the top of his head pressed against the window and said but he hasn't told me nothing. he licked his dry lips. you know, i would really like to get out of here. you know, at first i w

and they need grid electricity to run their air conditioners.se, environmentalists freak out at that point. but on the other hand, if you could have vast quantities of really really clean energy in the developing world in the next decade or so, that is such an improved world it takes your breath away. >> "pandora's promise" argues this energy could come from nuclear. question though could it alternative come from other sources as well. solar, wind and so on. back with our panel. i know you want to respond to something jim had just said. >> yeah. right now we've got 2 billion people in the world who have no electricity at all. i think for we in the west it's a moral imperative for us to lift -- allow the rest of the world to lift themselves out of poverty. and they are doing. so right now they are dog so by burning fossil fuels. that cannot continue. that globe that lights up at the end of the film, that's a globe that is going to light up right now with fossil fuels because we've thrown so much of our technological prowess into exacting more and

. >> they had turned off the air conditioners so they could take off more quickly. >> you can imaginehe heat building in the plane. >> and everyone's heart rates up, they're breathing harder, choking back tears. >> reporter: in that space 16 square feet, 27 witness. >> it was lbj who asked mrs. kennedy to stand here for the oath as well. >> yes. >> mrs. kennedy wanted it that way. >> it's been said that she said they should see what they did. >> yes. >> reporter: inside the state room on the plane soon a new president at work. >> the whole time mrors kennedy is in the back of the aircraft. >> she's with her husband, the casket. >> placed inside the cabin because the crew made sure of it. >> the flight crew refused to put the president's body below the cabin. >> yes. >> pulling out four seats to get the president on board one last time. >> reporter: it was unmistakable today when they gave us access to air force one where they cut into the bulkhead. for several presidents who used this plane after president kennedy, the one thing you learn, on the outside of this plane president kenned

. >> they turned off the air conditioner so that they can take off more quickly.ould imagine the heat in the plane building up. >> reporter: in that space, 27 witnesses. >> and it was lbj asked mrs. kennedy that would stand for the oath as well. >> reporter: standing in her blood stained suit, she wanted it that way. she said, they should see what they did. >> yes, they said see what they did. >> reporter: and inside the state room, soon, a new president at work. and the whole time, mrs. kennedy is in the back of the aircraft? >> she is with her husband, with the casket. >> reporter: sitting besides the casket, placed in the cabin, because the crew made sure of it. >> the flight crew refused to put the casket in the cargo hold. >> reporter: pulling up four seats getting the president on board one last time. what was incredible is where they sawed in to the bulk head, they did not cover it up for the several is presidents that used it after president kennedy. and another thing you learn is when you look at the outside of this original air force 1, the first preside

air conditioners. i hate you. if i ever see you again, i will destroy you. i will hunt you down. i will take your pants. i will set them on fire. i hate these people. when you go to a comedy club, just smile and laugh. >> yeah. don't laugh loudly or greg will come after you. >> that's it "the five." >>> this is the fox news alert. i'm bret baier. big news on the small number of people across the country who successfully signed up for obama care. chief national correspondent jim engel is here with the news live this afternoon. >> reporter: hello, bret. industry leaders tell fox that by last week only 50,000 people had signed up for the federal exchanges under obama care putting the administration far behind its goal of 500,000 in the early days, 7 million by early next year. and that further complicates efforts to fix another problem. >> reporter: the administration is desperately searching for someone who is searching. how do you unravel the chaos by 4 million cancellations at the time they're trying to sign up 7 million uninsured. >> all of a sudden the interest in delaying or p

there has been clear looting, televisions, air conditioners, things like that.ds of people carting off just objects, if you like. but the underlying need is all about food and water. >> there's a differences when you're talking about crim looting and looting out of desperation and muir survival. excellent work. from all of us, thank you for what you did in the middle of that storm helping those people and getting them to safety. that's remarkable stuff and it's good that you're okay. >>> you just saw his report and you saw the what looks like toothpicks. and that is real devastating damage. neighborhooded that are just reduced to splinters. look at the images. you can help. go to cnn impact your world. >>> also just ahead, cnn is going to travel to the filipino military to the remote islands as that country's biggest relief effort gets underway. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com why would i take one

i got a cold from that damn air conditioner on the van. it's freezing in there. unh. jeez aloo!oudly and slowly ] you...have...a...lovely...home. come on, we're gonna go see the house. come on, sweetie. come on. oh! oh, this is wonderful. oh, i love this. marie: okay, here we go. this is it? what, ray? nothin'. had more room in coach.

he would go oh, yeah, spinach, air-conditioners. i hate you. again i will destroy you. i will hunt you down, i will take your pants, i will set them on fire. i hate these people when you go to a comedy club just smile and laugh. >> don't laugh loudly. greg will come after you. >> that's it for "the five." >> it is november 12th and an extreme weather alert. some brace before a snowy morning commute while others take dangerously low temperatures. what you get depends on where you are. ma r maria molina is tracking it all. >> an earthquake rattles the ground in the philippines and survivors desperately try to escape the region ravaged by the worst storm in history. >> it's beauty is in the eye of the beholder. maybe sweet talk is in the ear of the listener. >> this is a harvard bar, huh? >> hot or not, the sexiest accents in america is revealed. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching f"fox & friend first" on this tuesday morning. so dark out there as you can see. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers

. >> the world's smallest air-conditioner.e smallest room we could find a telephone booth. ran it for half an hour. watch the thermometer it went up two degrees. >> what a rip-off. there ought to be a law, a rule, a government regulator to stop scams like that. sometimes tol pigses pass laws because of my reporting. one had the department of consumer affairs after my expo say. i won more emmys. i was so proud. but then i stayed on the consumers affair beat i watched regulators work and watched politicians brag about laws like osha occupational safety and health law. they showed this chart showing how workplace death dropped after osha began. thank goodness for workplace safety. the slope of the line was about the same. things were getting better before government. when people are free, things get better without endless rule. as we get richer people care more about safety. factories learn from previous accidents and so on. governments like someone who jumps in it front of a parade and pretends he led the parade. free markets sa

maybe a few fans or air conditioner, but not maternity benefits. and the debt that you, mr. president, went through to perpetuate this lie is only outdone by the ineptitude of your administration to even make good on your signature legislation. what do i mean by that? how do you spend more than $600 million on a website that doesn't work? why do you hire a could canadian company that even canada fired with a french name that nobody can pronounce, through a no-bid contract? why would you even go out of the united states, the home of amazon and google, and hire a foreign company? and this week we find out that your own fbi has been investigating one of your website contractors for fraud. the same contractor repeatedly written up in trade journals and exposes for low-balling builds to win contracts only to have the final cost balloon exponentially, but i'll bet you're going to get to the bottom of this and you're going to hold people accountable. but why would i believe that, since you permitted navigators with criminal convictions to gather our personal, private information to

air conditioners. i hate you. if i ever see you again, i will destroy you. i will hunt you down. i will set them on fire. i hate these people. when you go to a comedy club, just smile and laugh. >> yeah. don't laugh loudly or greg will come after you. >> that's it "the five." >>> this is the fox news alert. i'm bret baier. big news on the small number of people across the country who successfully signed up for obama care. chief national correspondent jim engel is here with the news live this afternoon. >> reporter: hello, bret. industry leaders tell fox that by last week only 50,000 people had signed up for the federal exchanges under obama care putting the administration far behind its goal of 500,000 in the early days, 7 million by early next year. and that further complicates efforts to fix another problem. >> reporter: the administration is desperately

i need a fan and air conditioner, very cool. >> let me come to you before we get in trouble here.petition itself getting a lot of attention. snl did that spoof last weekend. how excited are you and how excited are the women you're working with to be a part of this thing? >> i think everybody is really excited. being here now reminds me how excited i was last year. to see the families and supporters from all the different countries, everybody from all overtime world joining for this event is really, really exciti exciting. performances will be amazing, steven tyler, mel and thomas hosting. the women are fierce. there will be evening gown, swimsuit, the question which sometimes they screw up. i can't wait. >> thomas, before we get out of here, some other big issues as well. i want your take on what we just heard there in the interview. do you think members of russia's lgtb community, do you think they are assured when they hear promises from the olympic committee they won't be targeted at the winter games in february? >> i think it would be nice to think sbi international athlete or

. >>> lawrence has been fidget being the air conditioner button or i think it's cold outside? >> i think it's just cold outside. frank wouldn't do that, would he? fog around the bay area, yeah, chilly to start the morning. but it is clear all the way to the coastline. what a beautiful beginning to the day. ocean beach nice clear skies. cool towards the coastline today, but still nice and sunny all around the bay area. looks like some of those temperatures this afternoon right around seasonal. that means comfortable. likely will see some low 70s inland and warmer weather as we head too to the middle of the week. then things may shift towards a wetter pattern towards the weekend. high pressure in control right now. starting to rebuild into the bay area after a few clouds floated by yesterday with a weak weather system. still looks like more sunshine, maybe some occasional high clouds the next few days. really some pod exist warming over the next few. flying out of sfo looks like a clear start. no delays expected there. about 66 degrees this afternoon. around the country a couple

>>jason: well right now we got, we're working on getting the furnace and the coil in for the air conditioneran: yeah. >>jason: we got our electronic air cleaner cabinet mounted already. so the components for that will go back in. and then we do have a humidifier that will be going on each system. >>dean: and that's a steam humidifier. >>jason: yup. steam humidifier. and then eventually we will also have two heat pumps outside.

and they need grid electricity to run their air conditioners.t point. but on the other hand, if you could have vast quantities of really really clean energy in the developing world in the next decade or so, that is such an improved world it takes your breath away. >> assuming that the world continues to develop, and that china and india and brazil become rich countries over the next half century or century, how much energy is the world going to use? when you start running those numbers, it's a sobering exercise. and you may not be able to get that number exactly right, but you realize we're going to basically double the amount of energy we con seem by 2050. probably triple it or qaudruple it by the end of the century. meanwhile, if you want to stabilize emissions at some reasonable level, almost all of that energy has to be clean energy. you've got to not only create a clean energy infrastructure to replace the fossil fuel infrastructure we have but create another one or two of them by 2050 or 2100 in order to stabilize emissions to stabbize the

the people who own it came by a few hours ago trying to salvage their air conditioner which they thinkget working again but they were furious because they say they can hear the helicopters going overhead all the time and hear the politicians speaking but have not received any aid at all. they say that it's taking too long to get to them. but that gives you a sense in a way of the scale and intensity of the devastation, united nations figures say 2 1/2 million people need to be fed, 13 million people have been effected across 9 provinces, this used to be a happy place, it would be popular during the weekends and people would come to the beach you are looking at now and rents a beach hut for a couple of hours but now it's a grave site. >> reporter: al jazeera reporting, since the storm hit more than 1500 emergency shelters have been set up in the philippines, more than 82000 families are staying in those shelters. the government says rescue workers are searching for more than 1600 people who are listed as missing and joining us on the phone with relief efforts on the philippines is kate,

was wearing sweaters in the oval office and lecturing americans on what they should do with air conditioners, you go to be in the face cry very quickly. he was perceived as an honest show who would come in. he won the 76 election. at a time to hit 1980, it was pretty clear that even if he never lied to the american people, he just wasn't rocket at at his job. ronald reagan provided a market contrast. this is what folks on the rightness. they acted as though reagan was just sunshine all the time. if you watch anything for the 1980 campaign, reagan was far from sunshine. reagan was viciously attacking jimmy carter is an incompetent come as someone who didn't know what he was doing, somebody opening danger to american mice because of what he was doing at the soviet union. he wasn't afraid to make attacks on jimmy carter. that contrast allowed him to win. there's something else people forget about reagan winning in 1980 and this is something conservatives need to take into account. that economies don't help republicans. that economies of liberals. this is why fdr won four elections will have in

the event th, you know, you're having trouble starting, shut off the air conditioner, shut off the rioer is once you have the car runng, u're going to take the cables off and keep the car running for like 20 minutes to rechar the battery. >> keepst going. >> t tires, you g a flat tire. i ha to change my tire this summer -- you did it yourself? >> i did it myself but i have to ll you, the jacks that are in the cars today, it's like you're doing --t's a science experiment. >> well, they do make it so that it's all compact andometimes there are complications when it comes to that. but at's super coolbout tiress tire pressure. if you havehe rig pressure in your tires it's going to save yo like 7%n fuel economy. having the rig pressure is easy to check. >> this is an interesting gauge. >> this is digital and you get it froyour local parts authority to pick up a rular uge and to check the pressu, you put the valve stem ono the gauge. >> right. >> right. >> reayour mber. >> now the te pressure -- >> how often should you check e pressure too? >> check it seasonally. >> okay. >> the tire pressu