arthel: i'm arthel neville. less than 50,000 people signed up for plans on healthcare.gov in six weeks since the marketplace opened. that is according to insurers. now tensions are rising at the white house over the effort to fix the website and get those numbers up. you will remember when the site went online on october 1st, only six people enrolled. as the weeks passed it appears those numbers, well, they didn't get much better. we'll remind you the today's tally does not count people joining the expanded medicaid program. more than 460,000 people signed up for that. final numbers due out at end of this week. peter doocy is live at the white house. peter what is the administration saying about these lower than expected numbers? >> reporter: arthel that they're really not that surprised that is the word from health and human service who is responded to our questions about these reports of low numbers like this, quote, more generally we have always anticipated that initial enrollment numbers would be low and inc

arthel: you're right about that, patty dann brown. we'll get our legal panel in to see what they have to say about this. esther panitche, a criminal defense attorney and doug burns, a former prosecutor. good to see both of you. >> thank you. arthel: doug, i want to start with you to pick up the new detail that patti ann reported on. the prosecution is claiming that the jordan graham, the wife, she blindfolded the husband before he fell off the cliff. is it easy or tough for the state to prove that? >> it is interesting because if i understand what is going on procedurally, arthel, the defense got wind that the prosecutors may want to introduce the fact that the victim was blindfolded.

arthel? >> molly henneberg, thank you very much for that report, molly. >> president obama's healthcare fix creating a whole lot of confusion out there while those who have their policies cancelled may be breathing a sigh of relief. insurance companies and state regulators well, they are not quite sure what to do next. elizabeth prann reporting from washington. elizabeth? after meeting at the white house friday now have the broken promise sell back insurance plans to customers who received cancellation notices. daunting feat seeing as insurance companies answer to state regulators they cannot reinstate plans without the governing body's approval. a number have already rejected the president's proposal saying it could raise premiums it would be a huge undertaking, hundreds of thousands of policies have already had cancellation notices issued to the policy holder. undoing that, putting the toothpaste back in the tube if you will would be a very very difficult thing to do. >> the "the washington

arthel? >> very good stuff. the countdown to the holidays is on.ay, believe it or not, less than two weeks away. the folks at "consumer reports" have some inside tips to help you score the hottest deals on the best products. stick around for that. >>> he >>> we are two weeks away from black friday. >> our friends in consumer reports are tracking the best deals out there. jim wilcox, good to see you. >> you brought great items. what is this here? >> one of the things about black friday. you can see brands you don't know. we brought things you know. this is samsung tv. and the thing is you can get it 3 or 400 less than you would. 55 inch tv and full featured tv you would want to know. sometimes the off brand tvs features don't perform as well. >> and this is a portable stro speaker. >> this is headphones. and they are popular. you can so them typically sell for 200 and get them for $50 cheaper and major retailers 115. >> and the sound quality. it is pretty good and a blue tooth and a convenience that you can beam your stuff to the phone. >> voent and

arthel?l righty, james rosen chief washington correspondent thank you much, james. >>> do you support our brave veterans and do you like beer? well, here's the story for you with the unemployment rate among our veterans off the charts right now. a new company is doing something about it with beer. that's right. this business, started by vets, aims not just to sell some bruschis, but also to help more vets get jobs. mike tobin has this report from chicago. >> would you like to try? >> reporter: a brand ambassador trying to get you to sample veteran beer. >> i'm a wounded veteran. i got injured in iraq. >> reporter: the unemployment rate for vets is 20%. disabled vets like daniel 88%. and that prompted retired navy pilot paul jenkins to come up with a company that enables not just the disabled, but everyone who serves. >> that was the idea. just come up with a company that could employ as many veterans as possible as quickly as possible. >> and beer is the pathway to employment. blond bomber'll

arthel? >> do not buy into this. an extra hour of no sleep because i'm an insomniac. >> you're such a party animal. i'm going to tweet some pictures. >> for us parents, means an extra hour we're up with our kids because they don't know what sleeping in is. >> boy, don't you know that. j.d., thanks. >> nice to see you. >>> security is ramping up ahead of the new york city marathon. nearly every inch of this year's 26-mile route will be monitored from the ground and the skies. bomb sniffing dogs and officers will be patrolling the streets and scuba divers and helicopters watching the water. the nypd trying to avoid another deadly attack like the one at the boston marathon last april. >>> federal authorities arresting a person who allegedly vandalized pompeii's pillar national monument in montana. the suspect accused of carving a set of names and a heart into the national monument. it's only about three feet from the signature explorer william clark who made the inscription back in 1806 on his r

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news, the obamacare web site, well, it's down again tonight. now hear why republican lawmakers are saying the disaster is, quote, the tip of the iceberg. >> bill clinton delivering curious comments. what mr. clinton has been saying at state level campaign rallies that have hillary 2016 watchers raising their antennas. >> the new york city marathon will be kick off bright and early tomorrow morning. next, we'll show you hot -- how the city is beefing up security for this event, six months after boston. >>> we begin with new details into a deadly shooting at los angeles international airport. this is video from inside the terminal where a lone gunman orlando with a semiautomatic rifle opened fire yesterday, killing tsa agent and injuring at least five other people. according to police, the 23-year-old suspect who is now in custody had suicidal thoughts and was on a mission to, quote, kill a

arthel? >> that was jennifer griffin. later we will look at what is it means for u.s. foreign policy now that secretary kerry has joined these talks. >>> an undercover new york police detective is looking now at 25 years behind bars for his role in the beating of an suv driver after he was chased through manhattan by a pack of bikers. the 32-year-old officer is one of 11 bikers now formally charged and indicted in the september 29th attack sparking national outrage after the footage went viral. brian yennis is live with this one. >> there is enough evidence to move forward with charging bikers and the undercover cop for their roles against the suv driver. remember the incident shows him driving his range rover on the henry hudson parkway with his wife and 2-year-old daughter when he was surrounded by a swarm of motorcyclists. that's when police say he bumped a biker that slowed in front of his vehicle. concerned for his safety he ran over one of the bike you ares critically injuring him. that's when the biker group then followed him, uh stack -- attacked the suv and dr

arthel?james rosen reporting there, thanks. >>> so what if you still can't get on to healthcare.gov? officials say there are some other option, like picking up the phone and calling the 1-800 telephone number. you can also sign up in person at any nearby hospital or you could download the form on-line and then fill out a person application depending on where you live. you might also sign up through a state web site. if you're just looking for a ballpark estimate, you can use an independent calculator. whatever that is. like the one provided on the kaiser family foundation's web site. and remember the white house also has extended the current enrollment period so that you now have until december 23 to sign up for coverage instead of the original date of december 15th. >>> the white house asking for the immediate release of an american veteran detained in north korea after he made this confession of, quote, hostile acts he performed during the korean war. 85-year-old meryl newman was picked up

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. topping the news this hour, pushing for an agreement on iran's nuclear program and diplomats try to close the gaps at the midnight hour. we're going to have a live report on the marathon negotiations. >>> also a new day, a new problem for obamacare. we'll tell you how it's slashing the paycheck for doctors and how this could affect the medical care you receive. >>> plus, panic at lax on a very busy travel weekend. a car crash, reports of a gunman sending passengers fleeing for the exits. we're live in los angeles with the latest at one of the nation's busiest airports. >>> we start with a fox extreme weather alert on a deadly storm system slamming the southwest. at least five people have been killed so far as a powerful system has already brought rain, ice and freezing temperatures from southern california to texas and is now making its way east. meteorologist janis dean with mor

. ♪ >> reporter: i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.eath toll from a devastating typhoon in the philippines says top 5,000, and it's expected to go ire. officials say more than 1600 people missing. recovery efforts are starting to pick up. major roads to been cleared of debris to and some bank stores and gas stations are now open. bart trains are back in operation in the san francisco baa area, but delays are expected systemwide. a computer problem shed down the train service over night, forcing some commuters to find another way to reach their destination. and it is a somber day in dallas where the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's assassination is being observed. a live look there at dealey plaza. memorial events also planned today in boston and washington. a moment of silence marking the moment when the president was lane will be held in just a few minutes. those are your news headlines and the fox business network. would you back to lori and adam. >> have a good day. buying a good car is never cheap. working with on the dealers

tracy: thanks, arthel. in 1974 president nixon dreamed of u.s.e will break the back of the energy crisis. we will lay the foundation for our future capacity to meet america's energy needs from america's own resources. [applause] tracy: powerful voice in the oil markets now says nixon's moon shot dream is finally being realized. emac is here with more in "emac's bottom line." who is saying this? >> ihs. this is run by daniel yergin, award winning expert in the oil markets. and he is saying essentially what he is seeing now is, u.s.'s level of imports versus everything that, you know, con soups, it, was at 35% in '73. it rose to 60% in 2005, 2006. now it is back down to 193 levels, u.s. imports of petroleum products. this is a big deal for the energy markets around the world, what he is saying. we already have basically citigroup out earlier in the year the u.s. will be energy independent in five years. this is ed moore saying that. basically that the u.s. will only be buying oil from canada in five years time. adam: this is amazing amazing wu cons

i am arthel neville. lori: i'm not impressed. that's a piece of cake. >> reporter: no problem.while edging higher, but crude on tap for its longest streak a weekly losses since 1998. in the trading pits at the cme. rising supplies weighing down some of the gains. >> the same reason as in 1998. another reason becoming a lot more fuel-efficient. if you look at while inventories , the highest levels since the 1980's. 1989, to be exact. severe downward pressure. once we took some of that geopolitical rest of the market this thing collapsed. we're giving a little bit of a bounce. loosening of price controls. that could turn out to be very bullish because a lot of refiners would not refine when there were not making enough money by opening up that market which could increase demand. the good news is we're seeing gasoline prices down. signs the u.s. refiners will come out of maintenance and a big away. to get those prices back down. lori: always a pleasure. thanks. ashley: good news for the u.s. post office. down the $5 billion from nearly 16 billion last year. also says operating rev

. >> and i'm arthel neville.orm is forcing thousands of people out of their homes while causing

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. >> at 23 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute. john f. kennedy today with a visit to the late president's gravesite at arlington national cemetery virginia. he was accompanied by the first lady, michelle obama and president and first lady, bill and hillary clinton. before that wreath-laying ceremony, president obama honored former president bill clinton with the presidential medal of freedom. this year's honorees included more than a dominant americans like television icon oprah winfrey and the late astronaut sally ride. the medal of freedom was founded by president kennedy. >>> "people" magazine named adam levine the sexiest man alive. a judge and coach on "the voice." he credits yoga and spinning keeping up his physique. those are the latest news on fox business network. cheryl: sexiest man alive, what do you think? >> he is cute but don't think i would put him that high up on the list. cheryl: would rather see george clooney again. thank you, arthel. >>> toyota unveiling new fuel cells as the company's answer to auto emissions.

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jon: arthel neville, thank you. >>> history made in the u.s.ion has passed. the vote wrapping up just moments ago. it weakens the ability of the minority party to filibuster and it curbs right now the republican ability to block president obama's nominees for various positions. however, if the rolls change and sooner or later you know they will, if republicans assend to the majority in the united states senate, all of a sudden democrats are going to find themselves in the minority and, they will be unable, apparently, to filibuster, to block appointments and, and bill that is they do not like. harry reid complained when he was in the minority that this was a bad idea but now that he is the majority leader of the u.s. senate he has essentially invoked the nuclear option. we'll be back with more coverage just ahead. jon: fox news alert. and a senate institution that has been in place, we believe, since 1789 has just been changed on a 52-48 vote. senate majority leader harry reid has invoked the so-called nuclear option. that vote wrapped up momen

i'm arthel neville. as did you back to dennis. dennis: thank you.eline. but not al west right here in new york city. and locals i'll race. tracy: joins us now with more. >> the first new gas transmission pipeline to become operational in new york city in four decades. it stretches from the new jersey under the hudson river before making its way to manhattan where it makes landfall in the trendy and some would say pricey meatpacking district. some of it comes from a controversial fracking in nearby prince of -- president -- pennsylvania. what many critics find is fear that the pipeline could contain cancer causing radon and there is sorry that a leak or other problem could result in an explosion like this one recently in san bruno, california. they killed eight people morning the same size last year in manhattan would be catastrophic. >> the heat and explosion would be incredibly disruptive to a neighborhood that happens to be one of the most economically and historically valuable leverage in our city. >> reporter: specter and energy company says it

. >> and i am arthel nestle. nevil. topping the news, a deal with iran on their nuclear program. looking more elusive and why the high stakes talks have hit a snag and causing friction with some of the closest>> and a frantic search r survivors after the monster typhoon ripped through the philippines. we are live in the fox extreme center with where the storm is heading next. >> and the verdict is in for dr. martin mcneil.

. >> 23 minutes past the hour, arthel negatively with your fox news minute.ge washington has arrived to assist in the relief effort following the deadly typhoon. the carrier and its strike group will us 21 helicopters to help reach the most inaccessible areas. the u.n. quote as government agency saying nearly 4500 people are confirmed dead. >>> at least six homes near st. petersburg, florida, have been evacuated due to a growing sinkhole. the sinkhole which is about 12 feet wide already swallowed one home and causing another to start collapsing. one homeowner says the family heard a noise that sounded like a sledgehammer, pounding on the walls. >>> 84-year-old gangster "whitey" bulger was sentenced to life in prison for 11 murders plus a stripping of other charges, includings extortion and money laundering. bulger was a fugitive more than 16 years until he was captured in 2011. knows are the news headlines from the fox business network. get you back to tracy. tracy: arthel, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> several major retailers including walmart a

. >> i'm arthel neville.e news this hour, the moment of truth for obamacare and the white house's deadline to get the problem-plagued web site up and running for most users. so is it ready for prime time? a live report moments away. >>> we have seen those black friday lines outside the big box stores. but today small businesses are hoping to get in on some of the action. we'll

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. topping the news this hour, pushing for an agreement on iran's nuclear program and diplomats try to close the gaps at the midnight hour. we're going to have a live report on the marathon negotiations. >>> also a new day, a new problem for obamacare. we'll tell you how it's slashing the paycheck for doctors and how this could affect the medical care you receive. >>> plus, panic at lax on a very

i'm arthel neville. topping the news, growing dissent within the democratic party.turning make backs on the obama white house in the wake of the botched rollout of health care. >>> and more than a week after super typhoon haiyan tore through the philippines, we're going to show you how survivors there are still struggling to pick up the pieces. >>> plus, get ready to shop. black friday is just two weeks away. "consumer

i'm arthel neville.america's news headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news, the obamacare web site, well, it's down again tonight. now hear why republican lawmakers are saying the disaster is, quote, the tip of the iceberg. >> bill clinton delivering curious comments. what mr. clinton has been saying at state level campaign rallies that have hillary 2016 watchers raising their antennas. >> the new york city marathon will be kick off bright and early tomorrow morning. next, we'll show you hot

. >> and i'm arthel neville. that storm is forcing thousands of people out of their homes while causing landslides. flooding knocks out power to interprovinces. the super typhoon shows no sign of slowing down. and now it's threatening vietnam. we are tracking it from the weather center. where is it now and what's the path looking like? >> it's going to weaken over the next 12 to 24 hours. it's going to pararell the coast of vietnam which could bring over two feet of rain to this vulnerable area. we have another storm waiting in the wings that is going to pass a similar track to this super typhoon. really incredible. this could be -- this will be record setting in terms of how strong the storm was when it made landfall. sustained winds, 195 mile per hour sustained. which would make it the strongest typhoon tropical cyclone to make landfall anywhere across the world. typhoon haiyan, this is the latest track. it is still a category 3. still a super typhoon. we expect it to weaken and then, again, parallel the coast

. >> at 22 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute.confirmed dead and the coast guard is looking for two other people following the crash after medical transport plane off the coast of florida. the learjet was carrying two pilots a doctor and a nurse and was returning to cozumel, mexico, after dropping off a patient in fort lauderdale. the national transportation safety board is investigate. >>> a wristwatch that is believed to have been used to declare the time of president john f. kennedy's death is going off on the auction block. the timepiece was worn by a texas neurosurgeon. it is estimated to bring up to $150,000 at christie's on december 17th. people magazine named adam levine the sexiest man alive. coach on "the voice", credits yoga and spinning helping to keep up his stamina and physique. those are the headlines on the fox business network. get you back to dagen and connell. connell: thanks. breaking news out of washington as we take you to the white house at this hour and president obama bestowing the nation's highest civilia

the move is scheduled for about a year from now, and just so i have this straight, arthel with her storiedo this guy. i know the bare naked ladies. don't buy into his propaganda. >> you thought that the bare naked ladies were from a picasso painting? is that what -- >> no, james rosen. i thought you were on my side in this. always. >> i am. i am always. >> happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> renoir actually. >> >> the louvre. you have to draw it out like that. if you want to really be french. >>> holy technology, batman. there's a new app out designed to streamline the search for chris man books, movies, blogs, everything, even details of a higher calling. >>> also, there are plenty of loving dogs who need a home. the push to help find one for them this season. oh, isn't that cute. [ dennis ] it's always the same dilemma -- who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for drivin