it didn't even last. >> anna: i don't know.must have happened to make sonny question ava's loyalty. i don't know. i know you don't want to believe this. i know you don't. but it just -- >> dante: it's not -- it's not that i -- it's not that i don't... want to believe it. it's that i... i think you -- i think you may be right. >> lucy: and now for the really good part. carly, do you take franco to be your lawfully wedded husband, to have and to hold in sickness and in health, for richer or for have and to hold in sickness and in health, for richer or for poorer, until death do you part? to severe plaque psoriasis... the frustration... covering up. so i talked with my doctor. he prescribed enbrel. enbrel is clinically proven to provide clearer skin. many people saw 75% clearance in 3 months. and enbrel helped keep skin clearer at 6 months. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood diso

. >> anna: ava's a suspect... in a.j. ava: [ sighs ] what are you doing here? >> nina: we need to have a chat. >> ava: what could you and i possibly have to chat about? >> nina: there are a couple scores we have to settle. so, buckle up, bitch. showtime. >> franco: it's showtime. come on. we have a wedding. why aren't you dressed? >> carly: can i speak to you alone, please? >> franco: yeah. okay. >> michael: well, that didn't sound good. >> kiki: no, it did not. >> franco: what's going on? >> carly: i know about the recording. >> franco: what recording? >> carly: the recording that proves sonny killed a.j. >> morgan: you gonna answer me, or are you gonna keep playing with your phone? >> sonny: you don't want to push me on this. >> morgan: why else would you want ava dead, except to make sure she doesn't rat you out to michael? what other reason could there be? >> sonny: you want me to tell you? >> morgan: yeah. >> sonny: because ava killed connie! >> morgan: what did you just say? >> sonny: you heard me. ava killed the wo

i'm heather childress in for anna kooiman. two days until they cast their vote, and harry reid says whoever controls iowa controls the senate. while he won't like the latest polls out of the hawkeye state, we'll break down the polls. >>> and did comedian chris rock going too far. >> let's just change the name from the freedom tower to the never going in there tower, because i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building. what do they have, does this building duck? >> not everyone is laughing this morning. reaction straight ahead. >>> and daylight savings time didn't do anything for this little girl. ♪ >> the adorable wake-me-up going viral this morning. "fox and friends" begins right now. are you awake? ♪ >> it's over, are you all here? did everyone make it? daylight saving time officially ended last night. >> yeah, it's 6:00 a.m. and feels like 7:00. congratulations. >> heather is in this morning, nice to see you. >> it is really late for me because normally i'm in at 5:00 a.m. >> an

anna? >> let's talk about sports where.stimate was for 4 billion euros. 49.3%s against previously. that seems to be weaker than previously. this is a business that is facing challenges on a number of front. their increasing the leverage. cap get nike encroaching on their own home turf. of course, there racing the phenomena that seems to be a declining appetite for golf. that is something we have talked about on the program a number of times. that makes this business the worst performer on the dax. they had to step away from their operating target. that is what they set back in 2005. one analyst says this has led to a did of lawson confidence from -- for management. he set up the strategy for his successor. these are the bloomberg top headlines this hour. the ecb holds is monthly meeting peter the ecb is unlikely to move its benchmark interest rate. to becus is more likely on remarks made in the news conference. we will bring that to you live at 1:30 p.m. london time. and the new president of the european commission says the

i am anna edwards. " is coming at the top of the hour.hnson is with us. >> we will be dealing with that number. dayhat number, but on a where the spanish ten-year is lows.the yield at record on a day where people are reacting to what a mario draghi had to say, we will make the discussion a little bit more broader. what happens next on the policy front and how that is factored into the german economy. >> taking the opportunity to renew. revisiting the commitments he made in 2012 area >> a nice way of putting it. people were a little surprised at how dovish she was. it pushed the balance sheet aggressively. ecb and that can be a good opportunity to take another step toward the qe story and many anticipating he will. >> i heard there were 46 dimensions of inflation and the mario draghi's speech. >> this guy needs to get out more. is clear, the message inflation is the focus. let's talk about fifa. hans has been covering this out of germany. >> we have a guest comment on and will be top about whether or not the big brands associated with fifa

anna, thank you. today for the first time japan's takata corporation faced questions from congress about its defective airbags. at least six deaths are link to the air bags which can explode sending metal shards flying. jeff glor is following this. >> reporter: air force lieutenant stephanie erdman was today's opening witness. she first told us her story in september and came to washington, she said, to be a voice for those who have been silenced. erdman barely survived an airbag explosion inside a honda civic last year. >> since that day, i have endured multiple surgeries and therapies. i have more to go still. my vision will never be the same. i will never be the same. >> reporter: takata executive hiroshi shimizu said the company was deeply sorry that airbags did not perform as they should. senator dean heller of nevada. >> i think there was something that was amiss in your testimony, and that was nowhere does it say takata takes full responsibility. does takata take full responsibility for this tr

. >> the daughter of missionaries, anna dropped out of college and hopped a plane to america, hopingdeling agency in new york. but what she found instead turned out to be a trafficking operation. >> and they flew you out to cali, got your hair done, put you on a website, and they've been prostituting you out ever since? >> uh-huh. >> do you get any of the money? >> the women that brought her there was threatening her, every day calling her, telling her, we're watching you. you can't move. we have people that will come and get you. >> she's absolutely -- i thought she was going to kill me. she's left me like 27 text messages saying she's going to kill me. >> that's the brain [ muted ]. that's the brain [ muted ] that they have, that they use to have you brainwashed so that you don't go. right? been there, done that okay? >> after 25 years in the game, brenda knows all too well how hard it is for girls like anna to walk away from their pimps. >> you know a lot of people think this is something they just settle for that, but actually, these women are in survival mode. >> just tired of b

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. it is black friday and the dash for deals has already turned ugly. >> we see it every year. we are live with what to expect today as you head out. >> trouble inside the white house. the reported rift between president obama and joe biden in the aftermath of secretary hagel's resignation. biden didn't like it. >> right out of your favorite christmas cartoon. >> i don't know, charlie brown. >> everyone in this pennsylvania town wanted this ugly tree out but this morning it's getting the charlie brown treatment. so nice to see. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends." >> are you still sleeping in? because we're about to wake you up.

his mother anna said he never complained even when he was in pain. he wouldn't say but they knew because of his heart rate. one hardest parts chemotherapy for ryan was he was two weak to play the sports he loved. he would literally sleep in bed with glove in his hand. a ball. and it would break my heart. so ryan tried out art which he could do in his hospital bed. one night he started drawing when he was too anxious to sleep his mom woke next morning she couldn't believe what she saw. ryan this is really good. but you really didn't believe her i thought at that was like a mom instinct. ryan's potential was obvious. he was introduced to the art therapist gabby at the maria childrens's hospital where he was being treated. >> drawing and painting gave ryan an outlet for his feeling and helped with his recovery. i felt like, i had monsters inside me like the chemo monsters. >> and you know i just drew at lot of color because, you know, that, different sets of chemo and weird looking colors. once he got into art a little more you could see awas having fun

are you encouraged that maybe something will be different this time, anna? >> yes.d -- at least they're saying the right things now at the beginning. will it disintegrate at some point as reality settles and they start confronting each other? yes. but i think that if both sides focus on the areas where there is some agreement and try to get these things done in little chunks, we may be able to see some action. i think republicans understand that the election on tuesday was about change. change means institutions that work. congress has not been working under a reid an boehner combination. the hope is that under a mcconnell and boehner combination it works much better, and they are sending positive signals as of yet. we should take them at their word and we should stay positive until we have reason not to. >> amen. let's see what happens. i wish the best for all the american people that are counting on washington. ana navarro and hilary rosen. >>> still to come, turkey, football and deep discounts. that's the plan for the nation's biggest retail plans. this year ther

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anna werner on a big change for many students applying to college. and on veterans day, mark strassmann with a soldier's new mission-- to stop the epidemic of military suicides. >> it's not a sign of weakness to get help. it's a sign of strength. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. in the blink of an eye, the seasons changed as the polar vortex sent arctic air deep into america's heartland. highways became sheets of ice in omaha. st. cloud, minnesota, got more than 13 inches of snow, a record for november. here's how quickly it's spreading. wichita, kansas, tied a record yesterday at 77 degrees. it could plunge to 15 overnight. sanford, texas, has gone from 85 to an expected low tonight of 12. we have more now from jamie yuccas of wcco, our cbs station in minneapolis. in minneapolis. >> reporter: in nebraska, icy roads and stuck cars brought traffic to a crawl and put people power to the test. curtis flowers spent the morning moving cars off the road. >

so anna, give us an idea what the situation is there. it looks quiet behind you, certainly. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, rosemary. hard to believe that this yesterday was one of the major protest sites where all the tents were set up. hundreds of tent, thousands of protesters, well, it has been completely dismantled. police moved in here early this morning expecting confrontation and while there was yell ago and jostling, at the end of the day they cleared the site along nathan road within an hour. really quite extraordinary. this injunction approved by the high court to clear mong kok and obviously a much larger area. police were able to clear the site within an hour and now it is back open for business. there are car, taxi, the buses are moving, pedestrians are walking past. a lot of people looking on. a heavy police presence, though, rosemary. must say that there are hundreds, if not thousands of police. that's according to local media around the area, within the vicinity, certainly to ensure that those protesters don't return ton

anna holligan is near the farm in a dutch village and joins us now. just talk us through what the concerns are here at that farm. >> reporter: well, the concerns are -- the main concern is that this could spread. it's the h5n8 strain. it's highly contagious and humans can be infected. but we're told that's only in case where is there is close contact between birds and humans. you can see just behind me here, we're right outside this farm. if you have a look behind, you can see the gas canister there. 150,000 hens at this farm are being gassed, and this is one of the measures that's being taken to try to control the spread of this outbreak. >> and just bring us up to date historically, what has the past been like for the netherlands in terms of this particular disease? >> well, there has been an outbreak here in the past, so they're familiar with how to deal with it. the big concern here today is that there may be further restrictions imposed by the european commission. there was talk this morning about the possibility of an export ban on dutch poultry

elsa and anna, elsa sings let it go, and anna sings for the first time in forever. >> how do you make, the lights will come on and the songs. the little ones love to pretend to be the characters. melissa and doug known for high quality opportunities with this one because it's the snack and sweet cart. just like we see on the street when we want a hotdog, a pretzel, ice cream, it's all in there. >> how about ketchup? >> all in there. there's relish in there, all different kinds of condiments. we can change the sign to be the hotdog sand, the ice cream stand, the sweet stand. perfect for imaginative play. 50 pieces come with this for really fun play. >> melissa and doug, we have a few of those things, made of wood, not going to break. >> high quality items. we knew them through their wooden puzzles and they have created a whole world. this is max the tow truck. he can pull or push up to 200 pounds. he's got over 50 phrases. he said let's get going. we're going to give him a push. >> uh-oh. >> i think the wheel is stuck. >> you know what it is? it's all the thanksgiving turkey. >> are yo

, britney, rebel, elizabeth and anna are all back.bal. but there is somebody in this movie that may be familiar to some of you. >> we are going to kick your ass. >> what did you say? >> somebody who's been on "right this minute." >> she speaks eight languages. >> for those who don't know who he is, that is d.j., a friend of "right this minute." he is creativity on steroids. >> let's skype with him now to find out about "pitch perfect two." >> hollywood. >> hello, guys. hello. >> how did you get this movie? >> i was eating a sandwich on thstreet. fell inside the casting office. what? >> you've done so many different youtube videos and have gotten so much attention online. what's it like to be on the big screen? >> it feels strange like a dream like you fall asleep and there is a pony and cupcakes and then you awake. who is in the bed with you? a pony and some cupcakes. >> do we hear you sing in this movie? it is a movie about a capella groups. >> i don't want to spoil your alert, but maybe. >> did any of these huge hollywood celebritie

clayton, anna, tucker?ve tomorrow morning. >> yes. you're forecasting this extreme head wind. >> this you go. >> with the daylight saving, would you sheep in by accident? i guess you couldn't do that. you could get the extra hour. >> we'll have to anchor the show tomorrow so we'll wake you up anyway. >>> coming up, the attack ads are rolling out in full force. but do they actually work? are you sick of seeing them yet? we've got the dials and the numbers for you when we come back. frank luntz on the set. >>> plus, parents don't know what to do with all that extra halloween candy this morning? stick around. we're getting creative. what you can do with it. candy pancakes among other things. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusi

we caught up with anna after four weeks. >> i saw a big difference. i love it.>reporter:here is her before and after photos. >> you are seeing a better angle of where her mandible is. it was sagging and not as sharp. >>reporter:because she got a higher intensity of energy she only needed one treatment. it can be done on other areas of the face and body. it costs $3,000. if you are interested in it it's best to see a doctor that is board certified in plastic surgery. >>> thank you, ali. people that lost their bottle to cancer are remembered in south jersey. they hosted the tree of light ceremony. the people that lost their lives to the disease were read aloud. and cecily tynan is here now. it's beginning to feel a lot like winter out there? >>> it certainly is. it's going to be that way through the wok week into the weekend. we are not going to last forever. showing rain-free conditions and snow-fresnow-free conditions hee tonight. and a beautiful picture of the skyline. currently in philadelphia, 25. down from the high of 32. which is 23 degrees below normal. no

. >> anna navarro is a cnn political commentator and republican strategist.iaz is a student at the university of texas panamerican. he is also undocumented. welcome to both of you. i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> thanks for being here. i want to start with you. the president is going to go through with his executive action tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern, republicans are enraged. senator mcconnell already took to the senate floor to say congress will act. don't know how. but he said it has options. what was he talking about? >> i don't know. i think they have a whole host of legislative options on the table, which could include things from not confirming nominees. look, they have the senate. they have the house. they can put a hurt on president obama and the administration if they want to. i hope that what they don't do -- and i have heard both speaker boehner and majority leader mcconnell say they're not going to do is do a shutdown. and i think that even if they figure out a way to express their distaste with this executive action, that doesn't mean they

a warm welcome, i am anna edwards. it has just gone 6:00 here in london and let's start with the oil story, the long-awaited meeting is hours away in vienna. in the lead up to the meeting we have seen prices collapsed a four year lows. ryan has been on the ground speaking to oil ministers, good to see you this morning what can we expect? i think if you look at the , clearly investors are not expecting a supply cut. we heard the oil minister of saudi arabia saying the gulf countries have reached a butensus amongst themselves none of them have been pushing for a supply cut so the fact that some of them have a united position suggest that that faction within opec is happy not to have that happen. you will remember the saudi's had that meeting alongside the venezuelans, the mexicans and the russians earlier in the week and that failed to deliver a supply cut. there was this idea going into the meeting that there could be this grand deal involving non-opec countries like mexico and russia but no cigar. iranians who lead the

i'm anna kooiman.ce cameras found alive. >> i always knew my daughter was coming home. not a doubt in my mind that she wasn't coming home. i just had to wait for the day. >> this morning there is breaking news on her kidnapper. >>> meanwhile, this week voters across the country came out in force and painted america as you can see, mostly red. but the president says don't mind them. they're the minority. >> to everyone who voted, i want you to know that i hear you, but the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the process yesterday, i hear you, too. >> so he hears everybody. but it kind of sounds like he's in denial, or maybe he's just being defiant. your comments pouring in. we'll read some of them. >>> big question is, if people don't say anything, can you hear them? you saw the ads telling black americans to vote democratic. right? to avoid another ferguson. correct? this morning the former secretary of state condoleeza rice fires back. >> i have been black all my life. you don't have

but as anna werner reports, some schools are thinking that. >> reporter: it's natalie casimir's firsty in north carolina. to get in she had a high school gpa of 3.7 and a long list of honors and extracurricular activity. one thing she did not have to submit, her s.a.t. score. >> i was like no way, no way. >> you didn't believe it. >> i didn't. i did not. >> wake forest is one of a growing number of schools that has dropped the requirement for an s.a.t. score, traditionally a key admission criteria. some 800 schools now let students apply without it. marshal alderman sees many students. >> we see students who don't test well. they vl all the tos to be successful college students but that saturday morning test is their nemesis. >> reporter: casimir says she studied hard for her s.a. the test but still got an average score of 1580. >> i feel like nothing i did would have been good enough to get me ahead of those numbers. >> caller: the college board which administers the s.a.t. calls the exam essential and says combining test scores with the student's high school gpa offers the best pred

anna? >> you're in the soon to be extinct. >> i can meet in a phone booth southern straight, white, catholic, male, gun owner, democrat. >> you should run in the primary. [ laughter ] >> on the primary issue, i, you know, from the white house looking and shaping up, i think we are headed to something that is similar to 2012 in that you're going to have a whole host of characters up there on those debate stages. i do think the rnc has tried to get some logic into the game. i struggle, i struggle with it. you know, try to put some restraint so that it doesn't look like, you know, it's, you know, crazy parade day in school going on and so that we don't have debate after debate after debate where people are trying to make a name by, you know, saying some very colorful, memorable. >> nine, nine, nine. >> right. well, you know, so looks like ben carson is going to run. i think ran paul figured out a way to run, also, for the senate at the same time. ted cruz is scoping out office space for a pres

three he is coming off the ratings, anna. probably inappropriate tweeted this morning. , inappropriate. the ecb could be ready to buy asset purchases by next week but when we'll see what long qe and we will put that to our next guest. ♪ >> time for company news. london's two biggest airports are head to head with rival bids for expansion. the airport commission will consultationlic with the latest calculation of expansion plans at heathrow and glass with. a final recommendation on which is not expected until next summer. a shakeup in uk's payday loan market. there may be priced caps on along this morning. earlier this year, the regulator said it was planning to him at interest rates on short-term loan to 0.8% per day and was considering cap the total fees and charges at 100% of the loan. blackberry is interested in expanding into china. and striking a new partnership deal, according to the ceo. he's already met the hats of the corporation and -- heads of the corporation and lenovo. china was the largest market. >> opportunity

anna werner, cbs news, winston, salem, north carolina. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "treme cold across much of the u.s. we will be live from denver and get your forecast. >>> plus, presidential memories. george w. bush shares stories about his father george h.w. bush. >>> and comedian russell brand shares his note to self. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, november 12. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we're nearly sitting at 4:30. we have a little traffic and weather to talk about. and some rain. >> yeah. i got a chance of some rain coming our way not just yet. we are going to see clouds. we have a lot of clouds out there now. going to have to wait until the evening hours with some showers headed our way and looks like we have plenty more to come. we'll talk about that coming up.

i'm anna kooiman. shocking images emerge of ferguson, missouri before and after the darren wilson decision. buildings leveled. but hopes rising from the ashes. a woman whose business was looted gets a $200,000 thanksgiving miracle. >> i'm so grateful. if i could have arms big enough, i would hug each and every last one of them. >> more as we are live in ferguson this morning. >> you plan on shopping today? >> no! >> anna! a list of stores that are open and a list of stores that are closed. the great shopping debate will unfold here on "fox & friends." retailers should take a back seat to family time? we'll ask that question. >> good morning. what if this happens to you? >> last-minute tips and tricks from a butterball expert. no matter what happens today in your kitchen, mornings are better with friends. >> wishing everybody a healthy and happy thanksgiving. >> thank you, joel. [turkey gobbling] >> i didn't know a turkey could jump that high. good morning. welcome to "fox & friends" on this thursday mo

anna b.> didn't you just run a a marathon. >> we raised or you raised north of auto thousand dollars. >> that is -- >> -- basically one day. that came n one day. >> yeah. >> unbelievable. thank you to all of our viewers. >> that money going to scholarships for the families of fallen and wounded veterans. >> wonderful, pretty awesome. >> amazing. stories making headlines this saturday. american campaign in iraq is expanding. president obama approvingth deployment of 1500 more u.s. troops to iraq. strictly in a noncombat role. iraqi encouraged forces will be doing the fighting while american soldiers will train them to be more efficient. east afghanistan, gary bernsten, joins us earlier it tell us why that's a mistake. >> he is really not providing an immediate impact on the battlefield. they are going to train. they aring if to train them for six or seven months. look, this is very dangerous of people threatening american national security interests. we need to be assisting the iraqis now. not

anna coren for us live in hong kong. >>> a u.s.iagnosed with terminal brain cancer has legally ended her own life. you've probably heard her story by now. 29-year-old brittany maynard was told she had legs thss than a yo live back in january when she was diengagnosed. she said she wanted to die on her terms under oregon's death with dignity act. the right to die advocacy group compassion and choices confirmed brittany's death sunday saying "she passed peacefully 234 her bed surrounded by close family and loved ones." here's cnn's amara walker with the story behind brittany's choice. >> reporter: it's a heartbreaking story. brittany maynard, 29 years old and married for just over a year when she found out she had brain cancer. >> i was diagnosed this past year. we went away to the quierwine cy for kind of a new year's celebration. and by jan 1 the following day i was diagnosed with cancer and told i was terminally ill. >> reporter: doctors told maynard in april she had an aggressive brain tumor and gave her six months to live. mayna

i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert this morning. details about the upcoming decision in ferguson as barricades are in front of the courthouse. we'll have the latest on the breaking news straight ahead. >>> and congress is trying to reassure americans about one top priority. >> we'll focus resources on those in threat of security, criminals, not children. >> but people not on the list in the top tier, drug dealers and sex offenders. >>> and i'm mike in for clayton. she's the new normal barbie complete with cellulite and freckles. but if you thought this wasn't bad enough, guess who is next. chubby ken. it's "fox & friends sunday morning." hi, everybody. >> chubby ken. >> yeah. >> i wonder if he'll have cellulite and love handles as well. >> good morning, mike. >> great to see you. >> good morning, mike. we do need to get right to this on this sunday morning. we are in ferguson watching the latest on the trial. the court will reconvene tomorrow morning. rod, what are you seeing? >> reporter

let's connect now with our anna coren, live with us in hong kong.s in the afternoon there right now. anna, it's been a while since we've been watching events there live. these demonstrators have been camped out for weeks. remind us of why they're there and how farther into their political fight. >> reporter: well, errol, as we know, this has been going on now for nine weeks, but i can say that the protests has now been officially shut down. this is a major thoroughfare here. it is open for business. there's traffic now finally flowing on this road, which for the past two months, has been the home for many protesters, thousands of protesters. we were here last night, and there were thousands of people still camped out here. there was an injunction that was handed down by the high court, allowing bailiffs and police to move in here. as of yesterday, they moved one side. that's where we saw all those ugly scenes between police and protesters, with the use of pepper spray. we witnessed that firsthand. interestingly enough, we thought the real clash woul

. >> i am anna edwards.e streets of ferguson, missouri. -- becomet has come familiar since a police officer shot and unarmed lack teenager in august. >> there has been a fresh outbreak of violence after the decision that officer darren wilson would not be charged with the killing of michael brown. a grand jury did not find sufficient evidence to indict him. a lawyer for the teenager's family said they were profoundly disappointed because her of our child will not face consequences for his actions. >> the situation in ferguson speaks to broader challenges that we still face as a nation. the fact is, there are too many parts of this country in which a deep distrust exist between law enforcement and treaties of color. inwe are live on the ground ferguson. what have you seen overnight? >> we've seen outbreaks of vandalism, outbreaks of violence . people have taken to the streets. several have burned it down several businesses. police are out on the streets. there is a standoff with some protesters and activists

we have anna joining me. she joins me from washington.s a republican strategist and cnn political commentator. we just played sound from senator coburn. this is a sound bite that's being replayed today because of what he's saying anarchy, violence in the wake of what the president may propose this evening. i'm curious for you, do you share that same concern? and if not, do you think senator coburn should be more circumspect in what he's saying? >> frankly i think we all have to be more circumspect. we have to be calmer. we have to look at what is in the order. nobody has seen it yet. everybody is already arguing about its legality or lack thereof, whether it's constitutional or not. threatening lawsuits without having seen one word that is in this thing. so let's wait and see the details. i don't think there's going be anarchy. think we have to -- look there's a lot of tempers flaring right now. no legislative body likes to see what they see as their jurisdiction authority your surpri -- usurped by the executive. but they want to beat oba

i'm anna kooiman. the irs targeted conservatives and the evidence went missing. this morning, like magic, tens of thousands of lois lerner's emails uncovered. will we finally learn what happened? >> president obama touting his power play on immigration saying he will do anything to work with republicans. >> i told john boehner, yeah, i will wash your car. i'll walk your dog. >> yeah, he is extremely willing to reach across the aisle. do you believe him? coming up. >> i'm mike in for clayton. the -- whoa, listen to this. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> was this a good idea? the marching band proposal all caught on camera. >> good morning, everybody. it's "fox & friends" for a saturday morning. >> hello, folks, my name is adam west, sometimes known as bruce wayne or batman. and you are watching "fox & friends." >> what a voice. >> mike jarrett, great to have you here. >> great to see you, anna. >> boom, baby. >> nice to see you. >> just when i thought i was going to to come in and we were going to talk about

anna edwards in london. is accusing russia of sending further weapons to rebels in the east of the country. the accusation came amid a weekend of violence in which heavy shelling destroyed villages in done at -- in donetsk. the violence undermines the truce that had reduced civilian casualties. 1.6 million cattle lands have -- catalans have voted in favor of leaving spain in an unofficial referendum. the cattle and -- catalan those whopraised turned out and cast their ballots. >> more than 2 million people participated in this day in catalonia. more than 2 million people voted in harsh conditions. difficult conditions. in my opinion, the turnout has been excellent, outstanding. >> and president obama has arrived in beijing as leaders conference.he apec the u.s. and china will be competing for influence in the region. china has already held and icebreaking region -- meeting with japan and signed a new gas deal with russia. >> there are lots of deals happening on the gas front. see that trade between russia an

anna? >> thanks.guson, missouri. yet another nearby city plagued by violence ignored. since the beginning of 2014, 314 people were victims of homicides in chicago. where is the outrage over those senseless deaths? let's ask pastor cory brooks, he's the pastor of the new beginnings church in chicago. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> hi. thank you for having me on the show. i appreciate it. >> of course. another little tidbit seems ironic is the president was in chicago on tuesday addressing the issue going on in ferguson, but didn't express any outrage about the violence in the very city where he was standing. do you have a problem with that? >> yeah. it's very disheartening in chicago we're having continual violence all the time. for the president or anyone not to speak out about that when they have the opportunity is kind of frustrating. i understand the situation in ferguson. i understand how people may be feeling and their frustration. but the level of frustration here in chicago is even

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. while you were sleeping a razor-thin race comes to an end and the republicans add another seat to their midterm massacre. we've got the live report. >> he thought he was going to die, but the hero who killed osama bin laden did not care. >> we're going to die eventually. this is a good way to go. it's worth it to kill him, because he's going to die with us. >> more from robert o'neill, the hero navy seal who took out the most wanted man in the world. >> bruce springsteen headlines an antiwar song on veterans day in front of our vets. ♪ ♪ >> so much for hbo's concert for valor. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> good morning. you're watching "fox & friends," the only morning show that won't charnl you for an extra carry-on bag. >> is that true? >> that's true. we rack up the charges in other areas. the drinks will kill you. >> we have a fox news alert. while you were sleeping the g.o.p. gaining another seat in the senate. dan sullivan takes alaska. >> good morning.

>> look, as someone whose name is an anna gram forelady envy this is an important issue for me.lly is an anna gram for my name. >> that's important. >> i think lady gaga should be gaga. that stix song should just be -- >> just listen to it one more time. >> ♪ lady ♪ of the morning >> now let's hear your version. it is better. >> do you have a point? >> i don't. the lady name is silly and archaic. >> they still get funding and wind championships. >> that's a huge tradition. words don't hurt people. mick violence hurts people. there is violence everywhere. >> it is women and minorities. they only do this words hurt people. they are not doing anything about hen hurting the men. >> i think redskins is a bad name. i don't think it hurts anybody. the name -- >> i really hope we drop audio on that. >> i don't like the name. because i don't like something does that mean i don't have to go away? people that are light are into it. >> now people are making jokes about the potato. i am sick of that joke. >> take -- change redskins to the potato. i get it a lot. >> i have had enough of all o

anna kooiman is here to explain. >> bah hum bug.otions running high as teachers, religious leaders, parents and students packed a high school auditorium furious over the school committee's vote to change the name of christmas vacation to holiday break. >> we want christmas back on our school calendar if even one student or family is made to feel excluded in any way, even one. then we have not done right by them. >> 400,000 people signing the petition urging the committee to reconsider. the name change was originally approved in september after officials received just one complaint from one family. despite the outrage school officials backing the change saying it is in the best interest of all students and the town. residents not agreeing. >> you reach a certain level of just disgust with what's going on in the country. everyone knows it's on the wrong track. >> the school superintendent stressing the word christmas will remain on the school calendar. only the name of the break will be changed. ainsley and heather, it is not clear ye

anna edwards with the latest stock movers.has fallen lower after opec decided not to cut oil output. they will keep production targets unchanged despite a dramatic fall in prices this year. he decision not to cut production puts u.s. shell drillers -- china has passed japan as the world's second argest stock market. meanwhile inflation in japan slowed for a third month and retail sales fell more than expected as the economy continues to struggle from a sales tax hike. david cameron will lay out a plan to cut inflation. he will propose that europeans arriving in the u.k. should not receive welfare benefits and should be removed from the country if they don't find work within six months. of course immigration laws are being focused. votes on the gold hoard and taxing wealthy foreigners are also on the ballot in switzerland. an economist joins us now from zurich. great to have you on the program. how will the vote actually end up? >> the latest serious opinion polls show that all three initiatives will get a no vote. it will be r

anna edwards spoke with nicholas about the company's future outlook. >> we are very confident about the us.ears in total for it is all about the future. we are going to go down to the south of france next year. then we go to amsterdam the year after. we see growth in passenger demand. we had 10 years of consecutive growth. we are very confident about ordering new trains. >> you are buying these new trains from siemens. and you tell me how much you are paying? overall, the new trains that existingfurbishing trains, it will be a billion pounds of investment. it willo three years, be completely upgraded. we will have new trains, reservists trains, and we will also invest in our stations, our website. .t is an exciting time >> you mentioned some of the new destinations. case.e about the business some voices in the travel industry have been skeptical as to whether you can make those routes make sense for a business traveler. how are you going to persuade business travelers that this is going to work for them? for the route that goes down seille, we will not be targeting much the business mar

e the saidnot top what anna about liquor or therapy. having two parties that are trying to figure out where the soul is, the fight for that on the democratic side will look different than the republican side. i the democratic side, -- mean, the irony, and you will hear hillary clinton supporters say this, was that she was more populist. >> absolutely. definitely. not even close. not in campaign mode and wrote a book about foreign policy. you do not hear about that. this is a huge debate in her campaign. a lot of advisors were against it. you will see the fight, it hillary clinton runs. she is likely to be the nominee. i think she is running and will be the nominee. you will see a hard effort to pull her to the left, even though it will be largely rhetorical, unless she is already there. the language of economic populism in the democratic party has changed. --t has been to extensional substantial from when obama got elected. there has been a lot of discussion about the system not working for everybody and you see it working with elizabet