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captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> i'm david muir. tonight on "world news," found dead. bernie madoff's own son takes his own life, two years to the day after his father's arrest. brian ross is right here tonight. >>> final farewell. elizabeth edwards laid to rest today, and this evening, the emotional tribute from her oldest daughter. >> the monster storm, a major part of the country under a blizzard warning. >> the cyberwar, how are they pulling this off. paralyzing sites for visa and mastercard, and just tonight, new words from the hackers what it means for your credit card. >>> and the new'iest headlines from the nixon tapes this week. he takes on the italians, theire, and jews, hear for yourself. >>> good evening. on this saturday, it was two years ago tonight bernie madoff was under arrest and we would learn of his epic swindle, cheating investors out of tens of billions. this morning, two years to the day, we learned his oldest son mark madoff hanged himself. brian ross has been on the story from the beginning and he's back ton

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like where's waldo if by waldo you mean my leather bull whip. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show, old sport? >> our top story, president obama signs a new tax bill including an extension of the so-called tax cuts for the rich. he will join us live from the oval office straight ahead. and north korea threatens to strike south korea if soko has drills on the island. we will ask if yo co is from noko. and a strong statement against honour killings and calls for julian assange to stand trial. no, just kidding. they are pissed at hooters or something. >> thank you, andy. >> i don't have to take this anymore. i quit. >> don't worry. he will be back. >> i apologize for nothing! >> all right. let's welcome our guest. >>> i am here with immogen lloyd webber. she is so cute that care bears wear the immogen lloyd webber pyjamas. and the founder andment of the penn financial group, he knows the dollar like i know the collar. it is what i wear and it is none of your business. and bill

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington.s is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. house this afternoon debate and voted on repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law. correspondent doug mcelway tells us what happened. >> reporter: good evening, bret. with the clock ticking down on the majority in the house and battered by the compromise on taxes, democrat brought a stand-alone repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" to the house floor today and salvaged another victory. the time vote to repeal it, 250-175. cosponsor patrick murphy reacted moments ago. >> today's vote is about whether we'll continue to tell people willing to die for our freedom they need to lie in order to do so. >> reporter: democrats cited the defense department own study to make a case that it's time for gay americans to openly serve in the military. >> overwhelmingly, our military said you know, this is just fine. many of them said i already know, i serve alongside one who is a gay or lesbian member of the armed services and it doesn't bother us at all. >> reporter

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: after a long fight, the president signs the taxate compromise bill. the senate goes back to the drawing board for government funding. exclusive interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell on what is left, start, the dream act and "don't ask, don't tell." live from the studio in washington, this is "fox report." good evening, i'm bret baier. after moving at a snail's pace for much of the lame duck session, lawmakers on capitol hill picked up steam. since we signed off thursday night, the house passed the tax rate bill. and the president has now signed it. senate republicans forced democrats to withdraw the trillion-dollar spending plan. conservatives want to keep victory on guantanamo bay prisoners. we begin with chief washington correspondent jim angle on the effort to keep the government running. >> with the massive spending bill going down in flames, democratic majority leader harry reid and republican leader mitch mcconnell are now working together to fund the government into february so they can start fresh next year

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> i do not reinvent myself at every turn. i am not running in borrowed clothes. >> the myth has grown up that bush was rewarded by the courts the presidency of the united states. >> the stand here tonight as my own man and i want you to know me for who i truly am. >> the fact that we did win the popular vote was a key political component of his ability to stretch this out for 36 days. >> everybody was hungry, angry, lonely, tired and pissed off. they wanted to go home. >> the preem court's landmark decision in 2000 helped determine the the 43rd president of the united states. hello, i'm bret baier. welcome to fox news reporting, 36 days that decided the presidency. the 2000 campaign between george w. bush and al gore was a tight race. as a result, election night coverage was filled with mistakes and blown projections by all of the television news networks. that let to endless legal battles in the courts of florida and finally the u.s. supreme court. join me as we look back as the suspenseful 36 days as the fight for the white

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. you're looking live at picture of the senate floor. they're talking about the stark treaty and ratification of that. in an hour, clerk will read aloud page-by-page the 2,000-page omnibus bill that calls for trillion of spending through september. that process could take 40 hours of constant reading. we'll keep you posted on this. on the other side of the capital, a live look at the house floor. that is congresswoman louise slaughter talking about the tax rate compromise bill and moving forward with that. time is running out and two major concessions are running into roadblock. jame angle will look at the controversial spending bill in senate. but we'll begin with chief political correspondent coral cameron on machinations in the house. >> reporter: they're not pretty. they hoped to be done with the tax cut on unemployment insurance at this time. but they had a meltdown on ground rules and are starting again now. >> the house lawmakers prepare to vote on the t

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: president obama's attack cut compromise cleared a key hurdle. a final vote is expected tomorrow. that's the good news for president obama. if you look at the events the last week it has been nothing short of a political disaster for this administration that. is our headline the damage of the deal from the moment the so-called framework was announced the an ed one and his team has committed a series of gaffes. first he made us all believe he had everybody onboard. that was never the case. he has taken fire from both sides of the . democrats have been upset. at a aren't meeting one anonymous member shouted f the president. congressman moran has been quoted as saying this is a lack of leadership. i don't know where the blank obama is on this or anything else. the biggest blunder came friday when president obama made a surprise visit to the white house briefing room along side former president clinton. it want long before president clinton command deared that podium. that lead to this emembarrassing interrupt . >> he can say whatever h

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: high drama this hour. a short time ago senator harry reid the pork-filled omnibus bill if the floor of the senate that means the controversial piece of legislation is now dead. major whip for senate republicans. the house is expected to vote on extending the bush tax cuts. it has been a rollercoaster day for democrats. a number of road blocks thanks to some on the left who attempted to derail the so-called compromise. illinois congressman told fox news, my brain is going to blow up after this he apparently was not alone. oregon representative who is behind much of the opposition of this bill joined the chorus as well. >> my brain is fried, sorry. >> sean: liberal democrats agree with the anointed one-on-one thing the fate of his presidency rests with this deal. last night defazio said the president is making calls saying this is the end of his presidency if he does not get this bad deal. this is potentially the end of possibility of him getting elected if he gets this deal. on one hand he is telling democr

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