i'm dana perino in for greta. i will see you on the five. >> looking forward to that, dana.s. i will see you again tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern more america's newsroom. stay with the fox news channel for all the latest developments here in france and america as

that happens to be dana's favorite dish. dana perino. >> i agree with you on the turkey. that's my favorite part of the meal, but if you had to pick your favorite side for the segment i did say cranberries. however, these cranberries are not my favorite. these are my least favorite. they came from a can and that's not -- >> we can't see them. i'm afraid to pick it up because i'm wearing a white dress. it's like in the jelly can -- >> i find them to be so delicious with preservatives. it's so yumbo. >> i liked my mom's version. don't we all? but cranberries are good because you can mix them with everything. >> and they're very good for your urinary tract system. >> is that true? >> yes. >> for women. >> it really is true. >> men don't get to participate? >> you guys are cool. >> for everybody. but cranberry is actually very good for you, cranberry juice. i think it's very tasty. bolling, coming to you. bolling's favorite side -- >> we used to have a bottle of wine. >> they took it away. >> i have to have a little. maybe some wine, maybe a vodka perhaps. >> this is a sober

dana lewis is in paris. what do we know right now? >> what a dramatics development in this story that has taken us on a wild ride. here is what we know, most coming from the interior minister. he held a news conference at the scene, and confirmed that, in fact, there were three arrests in the apartment. two killed, and another four arrests that took place after that. seven arrests, and here is hoy he laid it out for us, saying essentially there was information that abdelhamid abbaaoud was in the area, the supposed ringleader of the group. they didn't think he was in paris. they came across a tip or information that he was in the area of the northern paris, saint-denis, about a mile of the attack on the football stadium. the police closed into that area. they may have been clearing residents out of the building: gun fire erupted. they got inside the apartment with the police. according to bernard cazeneuve and his chronology, they got inside the... >> okay. >>..people on the secrets -- people on the streets heard multiple explosions. >

danae primero nos dice cuÁles.economÍa como estÁn este paÍs. danae: ella tiene cinco tarjetas de crÉdito el 80% de los estadounidenses estÁ endeudado pero economistas aseguran que evitarlo es mucho mÁs simple de lo que pensamos. >> si recibes una oferta de tarjeta con ser de interÉs y cero costos de transferencia, debe transferirse balanceada nueva tarjeta, es que tienes por quÉ economiza intereses y no puedes aplicar a bajar y eliminar la deuda. danae: si no reciben el correo postal una gran oferta como esta puede comunicarse con los bancos o no tiene lÍneas de crÉdito cuentas bancarias porque regularmente estas instituciones ofrecen este tipo de tarjetas. con 15 agosto 18 meses sin intereses, eso sÍ, pague dentro de los tÉrminos porque sino esa soluciÓn no le funcionaba. para que tenga una idea de cuÁnto usted está pagando ademÁs si tiene una deuda de 10.000 $ y para 200 mensual de 150 base de interÉs y solamente 50 como abono su deuda pero existe otra manera de liberarse del interÉs. >> de la mayorÍa de las tarj

i'm dana bash in washington.>>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have an important show for you today starting with syria. for years president obama has been insistent, emphatic. >> i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. >> but now up to 50 special force troop will go. why the change in policy? i will explore that with richard haas. >>> the u.s. defense secretary says that president obama is considering direct action on the ground there. we will take you inside the administration's thinking on

dana, we're live on the upper west side. let's go we'll be right back. >> father/daughter quinn, so nice to see lily. she is so big. thank you. >> say hi, dana. say hi. no. we're not going to do that. >> that's okay. i feel the love. we'll check back with you. >> cbs, cbs! >> kids, thanks, lonnie and lily quinn. >>> you can expect four new balloons tomorrow at the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade making their debuts. angry birds red, [ indiscernible ] an updated look for ronald mcdonald and that was dino the return of sinclair oil's dino. the tradition kicks off at 77th street and central park west making its final turn and stop in front of macy's in herald square. >>> if you want to see all those new balloons as well as the old favorites without standing for the whole parade, cbs 2 is the place to be. we'll have live coverage of the parade starting at 9 a.m. and running until noon. may be the worst possible way to be awakened. police in queens searching for somebody's bedroom, stole his cell phone. the burglary ha

but now that i hear dana's argument, i think i agree with dana now. >> victory. >> the nfl makes $10lion, the group, the league makes $10 billion a year. forget what the teams make. $10 billion to the nfl. $9 billion to baseball. they should be doing this for free. it is good advertising. you remember the navy commercial during the super bowl? that's one of the best commercials that i've ever seen. private or public. >> all i'm say something if they want to pay for it, greg, guess what, say that it's being paid for. instead it looks like the washington football team is doing this out of the goodness -- get out of here. out of the goodness of their hearts this is an advertising campaign. >> the thing is someone should pay for that. i think because i worked in magazines, you didn't give away free ads, somebody has to pay for the ads, or of everybody will demand it i think it's kind of sad that we have to do this. because in this day and age, military, marketing our military is necessary. because they've treated so poorly by the basically the main stream media. we have politician who is

dana, i want to -- no question.hen you look at the video in the pictures, you see these men in the full-face ski masks, they're part of the gign. part of the anti-terror police fanned ought out over france. they were borne from the 1972 olympic attack in munich, germany. we saw them in action last night. do not mess around, dana. >> it doesn't look like it. >> i want to bring some of them here. compare this to what you saw in the city as you were reporting after 9/11 in terms of the way the city feels, the way it looks and the level of policing? >> i would say new york city was much more intense. from the following perspective, it was new attack in america, we did not know where the attack came from. we were thinking there were survivors in the rubble of the world trade center days after the attacks. and i think it was a level of confusion that hardly anyone could figure out. here in france it's on a smaller scale. but still, kimberly, this is the point, this is a country that believes they're fighting the fight in

>> reporter: that's right, dana. the french authorities are looking now for a second fugitive who was an accomplice they say of the terrorists and the secretary of state john kerry told us in paris today that he hopes to form a military alliance with russia in a combined effort against isis in syria. we'll have that and the rest of the world news coming up on the "cbs evening news" at and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> two men seriously injured after a shooting at a subway station at bedford-stuyvesant. it started an hour ago on the a line at utica avenue station. both men were shot multiple times. a man with a hooded sweatshirt ran from the scene. no arrests so far. >>> the police commissioner william bratton talking abo

dana, who needs to do what tonight? >> they all need to start showing that they could be commander-in-chief and also that they have command of the economy beyond rhetoric. i would say this is a no-talking points zone. as soon as i hear that, i would tune out. i also would tune out if i hear too many specifics on numbers. because the way that the ear hears things, you start to tune out. i think the most important thing for any of the candidates is to be able to show that they understand the problems of people like me, or you at home, the viewer. people are wondering if you have what it takes to understand the economy and if you have some proposals to move it forward. it's a little bit of a tougher sell on the economy now than in the past eight years because the unemployment rate is so low. that's an easy sound byte to say, but labor participation is at its highest. you have to be able to explain what that means. meaning that nonparticipation, that it's the highest, more people want to work than are working. and people th

>> catherine, it's dana.uestions because i wonder about russian domestic politics, a lot of people thought that when putin decided to go and fight in syria. he said he was going to go fight isis, but he didn't. now isis is being accused of attacking a russian plane when russia isn't even going after isis. how does putin deal with this with his domestic political problems back home? >> i would argue that vladimir putin has real vested interest in the outcome. not only in his relationship with assad. but also that he sees the jihadist threat in that part of the world as an ex-is extension threat to his own government. because of the jihadist problem he has in the caucus region. i think the issue is to watch is how forthcoming they are so far they say they have not found explosive residue. which would be more consistent with an explosive device. if they do find that kind of evidence whether they take some kind of retaliatory action against isis if they were in fact behind a device on that airplane. but again inv

. >> dana, really?resident obama came out -- >> who was wondering what's happening at this table. >> he says i'm about to talk extensively on terror and he goes into these things. your thoughts? >> last week he got criticism because he when he was at the g-20 summit he launched into talking about the summit and not the terrorist attacks first. and then this is one thing i was curious about, if you know that you have one way to win the day today in the headlines, do you want to win it? or do you want to take a pass? to me i think the president took a pass today. >> jesse, the world is on fire, people are dying, and honestly, did he outline an aggressive strategy or a strategy at all? >> that was not a military strategy that was a pr strategy. >> that was a lateral. >> i never thought i would see america surrendering and france leading the charge. the president talking about kissing michelle in paris? what is that, soft power? i don't know what you would call that. and then he's saying we need to fight te

dÁnae : es posible pagar las tarjetas de crÉdito en un corto tiempo y tambiÉn sin interes?Única, el 80% de los estadounidense estÁn endeuda endeudados, pero economistas aseguran que evitarlo es mucho mÁs simple de con lo pensamos. experto: lo que economiza en intereses lo puedes aplicar a bajar y eliminar la deuda. dÁnae : si no reciben el correo postal una oferta como esta, tambiÉn puede comunicarse con los bancos en donde tiene cuenta de crÉdito o lÍneas bancarias, con 15 o hasta 18 meses de interÉs, para que tenga una idea de cuanto usted estÁ pagando de mÁs? solamente 50 como abono a su deuda, y hay otra forma de liberarse del interÉs. experto: si pagas el balance total en el mes, no te aplican una tasa de interÉs. dÁnae : algo que esta madre de familia dice tener muy claro, y no se puede dejar influenciar por el consumismo, porque ahora se acercan las navidades. para un buen manejo de las tarjeta de crÉdito, hay que mantenerse informado porque muchos casos los clientes no saben los intereses que tienen. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. fÉlix: tenemos

dana?yesterday we didn't give enough love to the kansas city royals, they deserved it. today royals fans packed downtown kansas city. painted the streets blue. they welcomed back the royals. in a really great, great way. there's some aerial shots. look at that, 300,000 people there. and also i got a couple of pictures from twitter. there's a selfie. i think they were there early. around 10:00 a.m. another aerial shot. >> they were ndeserve it. they were down in the ninth inning. >> congratulations to the royals, we didn't mean to dismiss you yesterday. >> good job, royals. feel yourself. >> jon stewart just signed a four-year deal with hbo, i'll take care of that on saturday. jimmy kimmel does it every year. watch what happens the day after halloween. >> mommy and daddy ate all your candy. >> really? >> no candy, you're in big trouble young lady. >> i ate it. >> i wanted the skittles! >> it goes on and on. >> i hate it every year. >> it's frustrating. >> i think it's so mean. it's so sad. a

>> reporter: well, an interesting thing, dana. when the woman that detonated the suicide vest detonated her bomb, it blew up a lot of that apartment. apparently, the roof collapsed. it's very difficult to get evidence out of there. we do know that the french police are using dna typing to try to identify the suspect. >> all right. scott pelley live in paris, and, of course, full reports tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. we thank you, scott, right here on cbs 2. >>> well, a commuter alert tonight on manhattan's west side. it's all because of a car fire. about an hour ago on the george washington bridge, firefighters put the blames out quickly. but as you can imagine, that backs things up for commuters. joe biermann in chopper 2 live over the gwb. what's the report on delays, joe? >> reporter: dana, they just managed to get all lanes open at the outbound george washington bridge well over a parts of the bridge had been closed for an hour. you can imagine the cross bronx major deegan the west side all completely jammed as yo

dana? >> the trip that the president is on right now, scheduled for a long time, the g-20, it confirmed my theory that any time a president goes overseas, no matter what president it is, he has a domestic policy crisis back home on some level this one is actually an international crisis for him in terms of communications. because what i think people felt is that he did not rise to the occasion. it wasn't just matching the anger. it was that the world, he's at the g-20 summit, arguably that would be the perfect place to rally your allies and to say okay. are we, are we all in thisso what? instead he goes out and he's more angry at anyone who might criticize him than republicans. i mean, i'm sorry, than isis. so he's failing to rise to the occasion. over and over again. and that's where the frustration is, because we're, sitting here saying okay, we are, with our own eyes, we cover this every day. we don't see the strategy working. i think he does have a strategy, i think it's a failing one.

but dana proves it can also be a successful one. >> thank you, dana.ul. >> very encouraged, a lot of babies to well in spite of the odds. there are several survivors who beat the odds like dana. >> that was heather holmes reporting. the report not only showed why -- wide disparities state to state but actually city to city. oxnard and riverside had the lowest rates. stockton had the highest. the march of dimes does hope to bring the national rate to 8.1% by 2020. >>> this is a story about an underdog in ohio that is now coming out on top thanks to technology. i wanted to meet 6-week-old terrier tumbles. biriatou to there. he was born with just two legs. the pope was also the rent of his letter and had to be rescued at two weeks old. but some good samaritans took tumbles to an animal shelter where that's built him a special cart by a 3-d printer. >> i've been doing dog rescue for 30 some years. i've never had the experience of having a two legged dog before. >> this is a first functional prosthetic we've done using this printer. >> 3-d printers are incr

>> wait a second, wait a second, dana. the ladies on "the five" here are getting together and ganging up on us, but i hear -- >> gangi ining up on who? >> i hear all sorts of comments about boys, i hear about trump -- >> if i dogpiled you, you would know it. >> i would, too. we hear comments about trump here -- >> from kimberly? >> not once. >> i didn't say necessarily the two of you, but i'm saying it's fair game for people to comment about trump's looks, about bernie sanders' hangdog look, right? >> or about christie's weight. >> i heard comments about hillary clinton. somebody said, can you imagine watching her age in the white house? people say this about public figures. i mean, public figures including all of us are targets. >> here's the thing. we will wonder where carly fiorina went after the last debate and she wasn't in the public eye. maybe she was in iowa or new hampshire, i'm not sure. but for the most part she, she dropped. she's 6th in iowa, 6th in new hampshire. the best thing to happen is going in there and

dana? >>> a lot going on with what the commissioner said as far as ethics, heart, responsibility, cause, effect. >> it is proving to be a very difficult and thorny problem for everybody to deal with. >> marcia thank you for your story tonight. >>> on long island a brazen band of thieves is breaking into cars in the middle of the night. residents on the east end say vandals have struck more than 100 times in recent weeks and now car owners are taking action. >> i feel extremely violated that somebody was on my property. >> reporter: twice in two weeks angela newalta says thieves broke into the car in her driveway. in the mall east end hamlet of demanders alone, nearly homeowner you ask on block >> it is five to 10 a night. >> reporter: including you? >> yeah. it is crazy. >> i know personally of nearly 100 people that have been victimize and half of which weren't comfortable filing a police report. >> reporter: because nothing was taken? >> nothing was taken. >> they seem to be coming back o

i'll give you an example, dana. we have a plan from one of the people who is leading the field that would increase the national debt by $10 trillion. now when you present that to people and say we're going to put our children $10 trillion more in the hole, who is going to vote for that? that's not conservatism. conservatism is cutting taxes and cutting government all at the same time to give us a balanced budget. >> governor, we have to go. bfore we do, i just want to say that you must feel a little bit like the cheshire cat and having that kind of grin in the fact that the former governor of california took donald trump's job on "the apprentice" but he is out there, campaigning for you. or at least raising money for you. real quick. >> well, here -- he's great. look, here is the thing. i try not to speak for arnold. if i do, i may be terminated. you'll have to get it from him. i love him. he's a buddy of mine. see you, dana. sorry for all the trouble. it's halloween, right? >> maybe we do have gremlins. i think tha

i think he survived "snl." >> dana, what do you think?, you know, "snl" goes he was no al sharpton, reverend, but it was fine. i think this is a case of when you know, people get too frightened about the public reaction, you pull your punches. it's not as funny so i don't think it was a great night for "saturday night live." you know, as michael said, it didn't do donald trump any harm. it probably didn't hurt him either, but the whole idea it was so tame and i think people were intimidated rightly or wrongly by the protests and the result was it was just sort of a milquetoast kind of an evening. >> michelle? >> well, i think one of the biggest raps on donald trump is that he is thin skinned and has no sense of humor about himself so he did what he needed to do last night and went on and went head first at all of the ego jokes and the grandiose visions of what his presidency would be like, so was he hilarious? no. but i do think that he needed to kind of get out there and show that he could take a joke and that's what he did. >> you know,

dÁnae : en facebook millones de personas participaron en contra de lo tuvieron que trabajar en vez deeconÓmico de unas compaÑÍas significarÁ sacrificar los momentos de unas familias, como es el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. mucha de las familias que trabajan en los dÍas festivos, aseguran que si se niegan les puede costar el trabajo y les pagan como un dÍa regular. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. fÉlix: el atractivo de las rebajas de viernes negros llama a los residentes de los paÍses limitrofes a cruzar por el dÍa de viernes negros, unos cruzan a celebrar con sus familiares y otros por el interÉs comercial. jorge: desde una noche antes miles de residentes fronterizos se juntaron para cruzar las fronteras hacÍa estado, aunque esto signifique pasar muchas horas antes que puedan entrar al paÍs. >> estoy desesperada porque es mucho tiempo, media hora o mÁs. >> no es algo normal porque uno es turista y no les dan las facilidades. jorge: la mayorÍa cruza estados unidos para celebrar el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias con los familiares. >> si con la familia, vale la pena cualquier

dana? >> it needs to be worked out then. >>> breaking news in newark. a bullet hit an nj transit bus the bullet pierced the bus's windshield. no one on board was hurt. multiple shots were fired. one man in the street hit in the leg. the gunman, tonight, still on the loose? it is the second night of flooded streets and homes with little or no water pressure at all. christine sloan live on there developing story with ongoing major water problems especially bad during a busy holiday week. >> reporter: officials say this water is going to continue to flow until they repair two water mains, and that may mean until after thanksgiving. >> reporter: you weren't worried about driving through the water with this? jeff barack obamaer driving in water to get his employees to work. across the street, chris empty. >> reporter: your business is almost on an island right now. >> we are literally on an island. >> reporter: streets still flooded in hoboken, new jersey and residence dealing with no water or low water pressure the cause? a 24-inch water main break. >> repo

live in the newsroom, dana tyler. these attacks have law enforcement here in new york of course on high alert but people in the city aren't letting this change their daily lives. cbs 2's dick brennan live on the west side with more. dick. >> reporter: yeah, you know, the terror attacks happened a week ago at about this time in a neighborhood like this one hell's kitchen, ninth and the 50s, lots of young people, bars and restaurants and they will all be flooding these streets soon. we can tell you though the people we spoke to today said they are not going to be intimidated. in hell's kitchen, places like empanada mama had room outside but inside, diners were not afraid to sit by the windows. you're sitting in one of these seats where some people would be nervous to sit. how do you feel? >> true, right next to the glass. it's new york the sort of assumed when you're here it's a threat. but you can't -- essentially succumb to the fear. >> i don't have second thoughts. i continue living my life. terrorism happens all aro

dana? >> marcia, thank you. >>> in new york state, getting access to medical marijuana will soon get easier for a select few. governor cuomo signed legislation yesterday that will speed is up access to the drug for people facing degenerative diseases and the threat of serious health risks. the program is expected to be operational in january. a full 18 months after lawmakers approved it. >>> in the rockaways, a service to remember those who died after a plane crash 14 years ago today. american airlines flight 587 crashed in belle harbor, queens, on november 12, 2001, killing all 260 people on board as well as five people on the ground. the plane had left kennedy airport bound for the dominican republic. today, white roses were placed at a memorial for those who died. >> on that terrible day, 14 years ago, we lost mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, friends, neighbors. the tragedy touched us all. but it was particularly painful for our dominican community. >> mayor de blasio was criticized

joining me is dana milbank of the washington post. hello there, reverend. dana, what is this about? problem and attaching unreal political motives to it. okay, but i wanna know-- what is this about? mm-hmm. i mean, you a man, but your name is dana. well, al, i mean, there's-- there's lots of men named dana. well i don't trust it. you know what? i'm gonna call you "dan-a." now, dan-a, obama says he's getting to the bottom of this i.r.s. mess, but republicans won't take "yes" for an answer. you know what? let's take a look at jimmy fallon's show, and a--take a look at a clip featuring senator mcconnell. friday night, we had sushi on the lawn. we had--we had the bar open 72 hours with a sign that said, "we will not deny anyone." ( laughing )

so there is another argument. >> dana? >> having been the white house spokesperson during the interrogation debate, i find it remarkable that we have come so far in just seven years to go from, it's abhorrent, it's not going to happen again, both donald trump and obama voting against waterboarding. it just shows that things can change. i think the point you were making, kimberly, is a good one, which is you actually have to capture terrorists in order to, and in other places, cooperation with other countries. it's not a fun business at all, and i think what we ask our intelligence committee to do is very tough. they're not being to do. it is against our morals, against our constitution. the point is, as i think these three candidates and others are trying to understand, we understand the general nature of this war, it's sievization at stake and we would be better than hillary clinton. >> things would change when you're at war. think about that, too. >>> next, change your assessments on isis in order to fit with the obama n

good evening, i'm dana tyler. >>> all that's ahead tonight. we'll started though with breaking news in new jersey. and word just in that two people died after their boat capsized in the atlantic. cbs 2's christine sloan live at the scene with more. >>> that's right. two people confirmed dead. now, it was such a beautiful day here that so many people out here can't imagine something so awful like this happening but state police say the currents in manasquan inlet was so strong it caused the pontoon to capsize. >> one wave came up behind it and almost tipped it. and as soon as it hit, it just kind of sat there and the next wave came up right behind it and tipped it over the rest of the way and it looks like there were about 7 people in the watered. >> reporter: dozens of people watching as the coast guard uses a helicopter to rescue 7 people who were on a pontoon that capsized in the manasquan inlet down the jersey shore. >> and the helicopter lowered the basket, a couple of divers to look underneath. something was pulled up. couple of people si

dana is there in the afternoons and evenings. she reads to him for hours mostly from the thoughts and prayers from the facebook followersp. >> it's amazing to know so he many people are in our corner that have gone through the same thing. it's just because of god's grace. >> i'm very humble to the fact that so many people are praying for us. the prayers are actually working. >> tonight, the couple is asking that the prayers continue. they know that they and caleb have a long road ahead of them. you know, just a couple of days ago, we did the story about the preemies in posten and the little kids -- in boston and the little kids that came back when you have preemies, it's hard to envision them big and strong but it happens. >> it gives you a lot of hope. >> i can't wait for the next update. >> that's right. you believe in the hospital. it's going to be a good story. >>> great day today. >> beautiful. we have the rain pushing out to sea and good rain for us, as a matter of fact. taking a look at the totals here. 1.7 inches of rainf

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. >>> dana lewis has been reporting from paris, and dana there has been discussion about tightening theseorders. what more can you tell us about an agreement to strengthen the borders? >> reporter: well, stephanie, not only has there been discussion -- i mean it has been a frantic, heated, emotional debate in the last few days, especially after we learned that the master mind, abaaoud hid among refugees from syria, and made his way up to paris. there was at least one other attacker on friday night that came in also on a syrian passport and smuggled his way up to france. this is not the first time that abaaoud went back and forth from syria to belgium, and back again. he was on a wanted terrorist list, and nobody knew he was here. he did come up through greece. and certainly the interior ministry has been pushing for hard decisions out of the e.u. today. and they have made some promise to do so. one of the things they will talk about is at least look at travel documents. at least compare a travel document in a photograph to a database and make sure it's the right person. they are talking a

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cbs 2's dana tyler reports. >> i'm a human being with a conscience! >> reporter: oscar winning writer-director and now activist quintin tarantino is stanting his ground. >> when i see murder, i cannot stand by and i have to call the murdered the murdered and the murderers the murderers. >> he is completely owning what he did that day and what he said. >> reporter: tarn teen tow talked to a reporter from the -- tarantino talked to a reporter from the times. he said he is quote not going to back away from the said as the at new york city rally last month about unarmed citizens who were killed by police. tarantino told the "l.a. times," quote, all cops are not murderers. i never said that. i never even implied that. instead of examining the problem of police brutality in this country, better they single me out. >> he felt that he was bearing witness to their stories and he said it changed him just being there. >> reporter: but his comments unleashed a barrage of criticism from multiple police groups. the national association of police organizations calle

all of the proceeds going to dana-farber as well. >> well, i look forward to it. next saturday. i will get to see you in some type of outfit. all the hair. you will be all over the place. all right. good. i wish you guys luck. all right. when we come back, byron will talk to two young men who earlier this week made history by becoming their respective city's first city councilor-elect. right here on urban update. >> well, earlier this month, history was made as two cities in massachusetts elected their first latino city councilors. voters in haverhill elected the city'splace in tee know to public office as 22-year-old andy vargas finished third for city council in his first run for political office. with more than 3800 votes. all the way across in waltham, carlos won counselor at large seat. with more than 4800 votes. vargas is from dominican parents. carlos was born in peru. we have invited both of them little better. andy, why don't we start by background. >> right. >> well, i have been fortunate a good education and reallythy american dream through my parents who came here fr

good evening, i'm dana tyler. >>> right now breaking news. a police protest not far from gracie mansion. officers say they are being given a bad deal on pay raises and a new contract proposal. they want mayor de blasio to know that. cbs 2's dick brennan live in yorkville where it's very loud. dick. [ screaming ] >> reporter: dana, i have to say as demonstrations go, this is loud and this is large. take a look right now. nypd officers here they say that they have been without a

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put a bullet in his head. >> dana? i was wondering about a report we had earlier that harris faulkner filled us in on. that the nypd has been put on a heightened alert at all area planned parenthood offices, even though there is no credible threat and we don't know where the shooter originated. we might find out that was his original place to end up. what do you think about that? is that a necessary precaution? >> everyone is on precaution. everyone is walking on after this isis stuff, everyone is terrorized. maybe he tried to rob the bank and ran into this planned parenthood. until we know the exact situation. is there an overreaction? i don't know. are they prepared for a planned effort against planned parenthood? i don't now. i think it's something that they're stretching it pretty far. if they feel that every planned parenthood is getting attacked. on the other side of the coin, you rather be safe than sorry. greg? >> if it turns out to be the bank. do reinforce all the banks in new york now? you're very critical o

dana bash is there for us.he has latest. >> reporter: john and christine, tonight is the fourth time republican presidential candidates are going to gather to debate. it will look very different because on the main stage you have eight candidates. compared to 10 and 11, that is more manageable for the candidates to get the messages across. they will have more time to answer the questions and to rebut when somebody else talks about them. it will be a very different kind of feel also because we're now several weeks or more into the idea of donald trump and ben carson being at the top of the heap nationally, but in the key early states. the two of them will be center stage. we are, of course, just at the tail end or maybe in the middle of ben carson having to defend a lot of what he had written about with his bio and childhood. and explained those things. he has gotten for fiery than in the past. to see if that will show on the stage and if anybody will go after him in the way they have not before, that will be a

i want to get right to cnn's chief political correspondent dana bash.resident obama speaking very forcefully about this earlier today saying turning away refugees would be a, quote, betrayal of american values. and he blasted senator ted cruz and former florida governor jeb bush for suggesting that christian refugees be a priority. >> he did. specifically it was a pretty thinly veiled hit on ted cruz saying that, you know, people who are saying this should remember that some of their people from their family came into this country on precisely the same way, as political refugees. that as i was saying was a thinly veiled hit on ted cruz. i just sat down with ted cruz here on the campaign trail in south carolina and asked him to respond to that. >> what barack obama and hillary clinton are proposing is that we bring to this country tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. i have to say particularly in light of what happened in paris, that's nothing short of lunacy. >> what would have happened if your father was trying to get from cuba to the united st

dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> last week some of the hosts at "the view," said some mean things about carly fiorina's face during the cnbc's degait bait. the presidential candidate challenged them to say them to her face if she returned to the program. she just did and here's what happened. >> you were a little upset with us about -- a comic comment that was made. >> hey, if you meant your comment about my face being demented in a halloween mask as humorous, so be it. i guess you misinterpreted donald trump's comments about my face and thought those weren't human. >> i'm not defending you against donald trump's comments, but we are comedians here, i mix on hillary's pantsuits and hillary's husband's sex life. i don't understand why any politician is exempt from my comedic jokes. >> you know what, joy. you can say whatever you want. you always have, you always will. i'm not going to stop that i'm not going to stop that. and don't worry, i have skin plenty thick

i'm dana -- good evening. i'm dane nontyler. the bod -- i'm dana tyler. the body of lois colley found dead tonight. the police are trying to figure out who wanted her dead. lou has more from hawthorne. >> reporter: she was murdered at home. the wealthy socialite found dead inside that house in north salem and now state police here are asking for help finding important evidence cops searched for a murder weapon. this is north salem at the edge of the titicus reservoir. this murder has neighbors baffled. >> a very, very nice lady. every time she sees you, she

dana bash in concord, new hampshire.t to bring former communications director for senator ted cruz, who is a republican, in case you didn't know. >> i missed the memo on purple. what the -- >> it's purple day dana, too. >> those have been asking for months, why isn't donald trump advertising? when will he put a little money into this campaign? well, we're getting the first taste of it today. he has a couple radio spots. people know are cheaper than division. it's $300,000 buy as opposed to putting $10 million in tv ads in a few states. still, what's the significance of him going on the air? >> i think this is a smart move by donald trump. jeb bush has been pouring $10 million into tv ads and his poll numbers are going down, not up. talk radio is a powerful medium for conservatives, particularly republican primary voters. and i think donald trump is putting money there, ted cruz is also putting money into radio before tv. i think that's where the smart money is and it moves the needle for gop voters. this ad is full of bu

we'll talk to you soon. >> thank you. >> dana.also like elle. >> tiny clothing. >> he likes the b roll we play every time. >> tiny clothing, big profits. >> do you like the stock? >> i have loved this stock since $40. have i owned it 1234 no. i have screwed it up along the way. ? i think people underestimate. this is an economy that has universal brand awareness, and almost no stores. they open their first nine stores in china in swran. they'll have 27 there by the end of the we're. they could really just be getting started. that still might be underappreciated even though the stock has been a winner. >> fed chairman speaks, and the dollar surges. markets on the move. king dollar trades are coming up next because the greenback is shooting higher and the euro. like 108 today. plus, john getting ready to battle over whole foods, and we want you to weigh in on that debate. tweet us at a halftime report. use the _#bull or bear. cast your vote, and a close race for the top trade ner our halftime portfolio challenge. take a look at that

dana bash is there for us. dana? >> reporter: that's right.onald trump, if you can see behind me, he's inside that scrum of reporters. we're waiting for him to come back here to ask him a couple of questions, we hope, including maybe to respond to what carly fiorina just told us about how she felt he came across when he asked her to stop interrupting so much during the debate. but also how he feels about -- i'm just looking over my shoulder to make sure he's not close, but also about how he feels overall. it was pretty intense policy discussion, and in those moments, he didn't play as much as he has in the past when it's been more about personal thety or character or politics. >> we'll check back in with you. we were talking about this a little bit during the break. do you think people -- any minds were really achanged tonight? >> i really don't. i think this thing went pretty much true to form. i don't think the front runners probably lost much ground. i think the two guys who have been doing

we have correspondent dana bash with the latest from milwaukee. >> reporter: tonight is the fourth time candidates will gather to debate. it will look very different because on the main stage you will have only eight candidates. it sounds silly to say eight. that is important for the candidates to get their mess ags across. they biwill have more time to answer questions and rebut. it will be a different kind of feel because we are now several weeks and more into the idea of donald trump and ben carson being at the top of the heap nationally, but in the key early states. the two of them will be center stage. we are in the middle of ben carson of having to defend what he had written about with his childhood and explain those things. he had gotten for fiery in the past. to see if that will show on the stage and if anybody will go after him in the way they have not before, that will be a true test. let's face it, you know this, this is what happens when you are a frontrunner or tied as a frontrunner. >> dana bash in milwaukee where the candidates will be tonight. it's from "wayne's world."

. >> first though dana taylor with a -- dana tyler with a look at the news at 6:00. >>> nypd's counter terrorism emergency drill in the city. what we are hearing about potential problems. marcia kramer has that at 6:00. >>> also traffic cameras everywhere. congested roads across the of us know right there at the lincoln tunnel. our alice gaynor live in mobile 2 with the 50 biggest bottle necks including those here in the city. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> being thankful this thanksgiving has even deeper meaning if a family of a 1-year- old girl battling a brain tumor. two months ago pope francis kissed the child during his visit. >> her parents are calling what happened since then a miracle. >> reporter: it is the kiss little gina's parents insist is par shallly responsible for her quick recovery. >> i think all this is from god. the pope was a messenger from god. >> reporter: the 1-year-old has a rare, inoperable brain tumor. her blood cells attacked her brain stem weeks after birth and surgery is not an option. the family went to the parade in front of independence hall expecting maybe

dana perino weighs in. she will be right with us.m 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. >>> i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. in the factor follow up tonight. the obama administration announced in august of last year that it was launching air strikes against the isis terrorists. but today the white house communications director jen psaki had this to say about the current strategy. >> we're always looking at ways that we can adjust, encontinues phi our efforts and do what's effective and that's an important deponent of this. this isn't just about bombing across syria and iraq and other countries. we need to have the intelligence to have the right targets and military might is not going to win this war, end this conflict. >> joining us now my co-host on the five dana perino who is was at the white house under george w. bush. dana, that sound bite, the word that stu

>>> hello, i'm dana perino along with juan williams, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >>> we are just 24 hours away from the next gop presidential debate. and what is sure to be another night the entire nation will be talking about for days to come. what it won't be is a repeat of the spectacle we saw on cnbc. some of the headlines are pointing that out. here's one from politico. for debate fox business aims to be the anti-cnbc. from the milwaukee wisconsin journal centile. fox business moderators pledge real debate. reuters, fox business plans for u.s. republican debate stick to money issues. what can we expect? we're pleased to be joined by two of the moderators. neil cavuto and maria bartiromo. we're delighted to have you with us. i don't know if this is a five debut for you. but we have high expectations for you there today. everybody's very excited. set the scene for us, how are things going in milwaukee? >> i think very well so far. have you tried any local cuisine? >> no. >> i -- as of yet i have not done that. they could not be more hospitable and more friendly