i'm elizabeth prann. president obama condemning israel over settlements. congressional republicans and some democrats blasting the u.s. for not using its veto power, marking a major break in u.s. tradition. senator john mccain slamming the votes as, quote, shameful, in the u.n.'s history against israel. >>> other news. actress carrie fisher is in stable condition at a los angeles area hospital. she suffered a heart attack and returned to the hospital in critical condition upon landing. fisher is best known for her role as princess laya in the "star wars" movies. >>> i'm elizabeth prann. i'll see you at the top of the hour with leland vittert. >>> mtv facing well-deserved backlash telling white guys what their new year's resolutions should be. notice the cheap shot at fox news. >> first off, try to recognize america was never great for anyone who wasn't a white guy. >> can we all just agree black lives matter is not the opposite of all lives matter? black lives just matter. >> blue lives matter isn't a thing. >> learn what man slamming is and stop doing it.

i'm elizabeth prann. there's new fallout today from u.s. abstention in the united nations vote allowing the passage of a resolution condemning israel for settlements in disputed territory. the failure by the u.s. to use its veto seen by some as a betrayal of america's closest ally in the middle east. house speaker paul ryan blasting the obama administration calling the move, quote, absolutely shameful. >>> and we have new developments today in the berlin christmas market attack. security forces in tunisia arresting the nephew of the and two other rist who carried suspects. authorities say they're members of a terrorist cell who were connected. they also say the berlin attacker sent money to his nephew so he could join him in germany. i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. now back to "cavuto on business." for all your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> with terror attacks mounting, some victims' families are now suing, three of them in the orlando terror attack on the pulse nightclub there are slapping to facebook and twitter and google w

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c.ire officials in oakland, california, say at least nine people have died and as many as 13 others are missing after a fast moving fire swept through a warehouse where people were having a party. firefighters say there were about 50 people inside the building. and the city's fruitvale district when the flames erupted last night. much more on this developing story coming up. >>> and a horrific bus crash in texas sending at least eight high school cheerleaders to the hospital. police say they were returning home from a football game in west texas when their bus collided with a tractor-trailer. two of those teens are now in critical condition, two others are in serious. the cause of the crash is now under investigation. i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. now back to "cavuto on business." for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> i've just been advised not to talk to you guys. >> you've been advised to not talk to us, by this guy here? >> yeah. >> why did you do that? hey, bu

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. officials in oakland, california, say at least nine people have died and 13 others are missing after a fast-moving fire swept through a warehouse party. about 50 people were inside when the flames erupted last night. right now they're waiting for a structural engineer to give an all clear before they search the building. >>> in michigan they'll start recounting votes as early as tuesday. despite a lawsuit filed by president-elect trump to block the challenge spaerheaded by jill stein. the election board deadlocked on mr. trump's request allowing the recount to move forward. stein is also leading recount efforts in both pennsylvania and wisconsin. >>> i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. i'll see you at the top of the hour with leland vittert. now back to ca"cashin' in." >>> here's a fox news alert. fox news caused the democrats to lose the election. yep, president obama cracked the case and solved the mystery. he said part of the reason is because fox news is in every bar and resta

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. a horrific bus crash in texas sending at least eight high school cheerleaders to the hospital. they were returning home from a football game in west texas when their bus collided with a tractor-trailer. two of those teens now in critical condition and two others in serious. the cause of the crash is now under investigation. >>> and the student at the university of southern california is in custody this morning. he is accused of stabbing a professor to death. the attack happened at the school's psychology building. investigators discovering the professor's body with multiple stab wounds. officials now saying the attack was not random and was, quote, the result of a personal dispute. i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. now back to "bulls and bears," of course for headlines you can log onto foxnews.com. >>> on energy, we will pursue energy independence and cancel the job killing restrictions on the production of shale energy, oil, natural gas and clean coal. >> did the president-elec

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. now back to "bulls and bears," for all your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> all right. you'd think this one would be awful news. 40% of young adults in the u.s. living with their parents or another family member. by the way, that's a 75-year high. but gary b., you say that this isn't necessarily a bad thing. explain yourself. >> exactly, lauren. look, i guess i'm on this panel that subject matter expert because i have my younger daughter, and i'm dating myself, is really not much younger than you, lauren, is actually living with us. so i guess on the bad news is when she graduated college she had to kind of reinvent herself and go back to graduate school. the good news is, look, she's saving money, she's getting her meals paid for. you know, we're not charging her rent or any of that stuff. so that's good. i think it bonds the family together. it saves her money. it's actually kind of nice having her here. and the good news across america, homes even versus 1983 are about 50% larg

elizabeth prann is live in washington now with the latest. elizabeth? >> hi, arthel. after jill stein said that she would drop one of her statewide recount efforts, specifically in pennsylvania, she's now taking it one step further. she's taking it to federal court where she's filing suit. stein is upset that a pennsylvania judge ordered the voters who petitioned for this to pay a $1 million fee in order to move forward. remember, she's raised, as you mentioned, almost $7 million to fund the efforts in pennsylvania as well as two other states, wisconsin and michigan. this morning she spoke to our own chris wallace about her aggressive move to the federal level. >> this is about responding to the american voters who are standing up and saying we deserve an election system that we can trust and that is accurate, that is secure against hacking, against human error, against machine error, and in which the votes are being counted because right now it's not clear that all the votes are being counted. we deserve that so we can go forward with an election system that we can t

back to you. >> elizabeth prann. thank you. >> and arthel, as across the country, finally they cast crucial votes tomorrow, amid the growing pressure, 5 billion people have signed the petitions to get the electors not to support president-elect donald trump. there are the final numbers. he has 306 so 37 of the electors need to switch, if there is a change and there are estimates today that some could but will it be enough to make any type of difference? caroline shively is live in washington with the numbers an the estimate and the forecast. >> hi, eric. 538 electors will meet across the country tomorrow to make the presidential election official. but there is growing pressure to flip them to keep president-elect trump out of the white house. if 37 republican electors flip, then mr. trump won't have the 270 votes to officially win. >> i don't know what i'm going to do monday. i may vote for secretary clinton, or i may vote for a republican that -- that 37 republican electors would want me to vote for. >> now that is

i'm elizabeth prann. >>> president obama faces growing backlash over abstaining on israel's vote at u.nr john mccain slamming the vote as, quote, a shameful chapter in the u.n.'s history against israel. >>> in other news, the fbi warning people across the country saying isis is calling for attacks on behalf of the worship over the holidays. this coming after a recent on-line posting by terror groups listing the addresses for a number of purchases. telling fox news there is no credible threat, adding that it's in keeping with general isis rhetoric. we'll be back after the break. swae is blal blal and you do something sensible at the fed and you're on your way. just avoid a trade war, and these other measures, they will work. especially getting rid of obamacare. huge burden on small businesses, creation of small businesses. >> bruce, will tax cuts get us there? >> well, i think if they're paid for and they do things and he holds to his promise of eliminating some things like the carried interest loophole and gives tax cuts to the middle class who elected him out in middle america, perhaps

see you at the top of the hour with elizabeth prann. >>> tinseltown, gage worried about the backlash of playing ronald reagan. only a matter of time before the president obama movie is made. what if an actor was playing him in a positive way, would he be bashed or more likely get an oscar. >> are you really asking me that question? >> leading the witness. guilty. >> oscar, nobel and probably face on mount rushmore. if nichololas cage is playing him -- >> i don't have a cinematic choice of nicolas cage. but i did like face-off back in the day. look, if he wants to turn it down, he can turn it down any reason he wants, especially if he thinks it might not be historically active. >> this is going to be a big movie, right? i don't know. look, what's with hollywood. they can't even portray a conservative and not get bashed? >> you know what's interesting, eric, i live close there and have friends there, and it is really interesting to hear the whisper campaign at these parties. people will come up to me, and they say, i know it's unpopular, but i think president-elect trump has good ideas

i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c. now back to "forbes on fox." for all your headlines, foxnews.com. >>> okay, here's a math lesson for everyone right now. the price tag to run a popular student loan program is far larger than the department of education estimated. that's according to a new report. and now the government accountability office is revealing at least $108 billion in student loans will be forgiven in the coming years. i want to go to sabrina, first. let's think about it, it's taxpayers here who are ultimately on the hook for these education costs, if their forgiven. so do you think the president-elect, donald trump, is going to be as forgiving, shall we stay, with these student loans, as president obama? >> well, first of all, it is not a shocker that the government created a problem and is now making it worse. the government that, you know, college tuition prices are so high is because government got into the business of student loans. they drove up prices and made it ultimately harder for families to send children to college and now

. >> i'm elizabeth prann. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >>> major fallout after the u.s. makes a huge policy shift in its stance towards israel. a long-standing and key middle east ally. the obama administration choosing not to veto a u.n. security council resolution condemning israeli settlement expansion in palestinian claimed territory. the u.s. abstained from the vote instead, a stunning break from past practice that allowed the measure to pass, despite intense lobbying from israel. and president-elect trump. john has the latest on what happens now from jerusalem. hi, john. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, first of all there's been, as we all know, a great deal of fallout from this vote. the united states, here in jerusalem, to the west bank where christmas celebrations are going on right now in bethlehem. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it shameful, while palestinian president mahmoud abbas said it was a big blow to policy. benjamin netanyahu released a statement, q

fox's elizabeth prann has new details on that. >>reporter: four senators arear calling for a bipartisan panel to investigate russia and other foreign country as of the fbi and cia claimed russian hackers intervene in the 2016 campaign.g john podesta speaking out for the first time saying in partt the russian intervention in clear in onus falls on president obamalso for notn doing something earli. when i saw the president i was a little disappointed that, you know, we were o under constant attack. we never felt comfortable. we didn't know what was comingom next. this is not just about computers. this is harassment ofassm individuals.in it's harassment about candidates, harassment about donors. hillary clinton telling donors at a thank you event, thatthat president put in's involvement stemmed from a personal beef, but russia continues to deny sib beer intrusion, some republicans including chief of staff rice says there needs to be more of o than could census when it comess to the exact findings. he also says, of coors we didn'i int

i'm elizabeth prann at mount vernon in northern virginia. >> with christmas decorations befitting the home of a former president, nice to see you, liz. i'm leland vittert. welcome to news headquarters in washington. >>> president obama isn't mincing words when it comes to his feelings about russia. the president says he told russian president vladimir putin to cut it out and suggested that the russian president personally direct his hacking the american election. we have obviously what president obama is saying, and then also this huge difference, this big ocean between what president obama is saying and what president-elect trump is saying. >> it's absolutely night and day, leland. president obama said his goal is to send a clear message about the cyber attacks to russia, don't do this to us, because we can do stuff to you. now he's urging president-elect trump to accept intelligence reports on that country's involvement. mr. obama recalled a meeting with vladimir putin at the g-20 summit in the fall and said he washed him there would be serious consequences if russia didn't cut it o

here is elizabeth prann from washington. >> reporter: hi, harris.senators are calling for a bipartisan panel to investigate russia and other foreign countries after the fbi and cia claim russian hackers intervened in the 2016 campaign. clinton campaign chair john podesta speaking out for the first time since the election loss saying in part, the russian intervention is clear and donna brazil said the onus falls on president obama for not doing something earlier. >> when i saw the president, i was a little disappointed that we were under constant attack. we never felt comfortable. we didn't know what was coming next. and you know, this is not just about computers. this is harassment of individuals, it is harassment of our candidates, harassment of our donors. >> reporter: hillary clinton telling donors at a thank you event, that putin's involvement stemmed from a quote, personal beef. but russia continues to deny cyber intrusion. some republicans including reince priebus said there needs to be more of a consensus when it comes to the exact findings a

well, elizabeth prann is here live to tell us more about stein's request. it changes minute by minute but you're on it. >> it changed saturday night. in her own words she committed to protecting the civil and vogt righ voting rights of all americans. she said she would drop one statewide recount and now she's taking it to federal court after a pennsylvania judge ordered the voters who petitioned for that to pay a $1 billion bond to recover. lawyers have asked the judge to dismiss stein's request citing no evidence of fraud or illegal activity during the election. this morning she spoke to our own chris wallace about her aggressive move to the federal level. >> this is not about donald trump. it's not about hillary clinton. it's not about my campaign. it's not about gary johnson. this is about the american voters who deserve to have a voting system we can trust. when something like 75,000 votes in detroit may, in fact, be an error because -- why would people come out in detroit, fill in all the other positions but not vote for president? >> and while she wen

i'm elizabeth prann. >> a great year, another great year to come. i'm leland vittert. >>> no caviar and champagne. this new year's eve diplomats from russia are packing their bags and heading home after president obama slapped russia with sanctions for interfering with the u.s. elections. 35 russian diplomats the united states said are actually spies have been declared having to leave. this video from the russians leaving one of the two diplomatic compounds closed by the state department. the russian president said he'll wait to negotiate with incoming president donald trump. mr. trump weighing in on twitter calling putin's decision a great move. adding, quote, i always knew he was very smart. it's the second time in two weeks we've seen trump and obama's ideology clash in tone, as well as in substance. talking to white house correspondent kevin cork in honolulu, hawaii, as the president vacations there. certainly making major foreign policy decisions. hi, kevin. >> reporter: you're right about that, my friend. listen, for most people this was a bit

. >> yes, i am in for elizabeth prann. welcome to a special edition of america's news headquarters. >>> brand-new tweets from donald trump this morning on everything from fake news to pentagon spending to this. quote, as a show of support for our armed forces, i will be going to the army/navy game today. looking forward to it, should be fun. the game starts in three hours. >> and in washington, just minutes before a shutdown, the senate voted for a stop gap spending bill that will fund the government until april 28th. president obama signed it into law early this morning. coal state democrats backed down on trying to extend long-term health care benefits for retired miners. >> and voting is hour in louisiana where voters are deciding just who should replace republican senator david vitter. senator john kenny or foster campbell. no matter which way louisianaians choose, republicans will still control the senate next year. >>> and we are back in baltimore. general george patton may have said it best, that courage is fear hol

. >> i'm elizabeth prann. >> condemnation from capitol hill this christmas weekend is virtually unanimous and overwhelming after the united states drastically changed our policy regarding the jewish state. the obama administration chose not to veto a u.n. security counsel resolution condemning jewish settlement expansion and palestinian claim territory. here is what happened, the u.s. abstained and one that highlights stark differences in both tone and policy between the current president and mr. trump. we'll hear from israeli prim netten yah njamin netten yah minister benjamin netten yaheta the president vacations in a warm honolulu, hawaii. nice to see you. >> reporter: merry christmas. betrayal, anger, frustration some of the sentiments we're hearing from israeli leaders after this stunning decision by the united states not to really back a key ally after that u.n. resolution vote. the u.s. instead choosing to abstain instead of veto and vote against this settlement resolution. people obviously have been talking about this at length and this is a situation i think where we'll hear a lo

i'm elizabeth prann. >> nice to be with you. i'm leland vittert at the white house. 48 days from right now, donald trump takes the oath of office. good saturday to you. >> this is the fox news alert. dozens of firefighters are on the scene in oakland, california, where at least nine people are dead after a fire ripped through a party in the warehouse district. we have the latest developments. claudia, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good morning, elizabeth. just an incredibly tragic morning here in oakland, after that early-morning three-alarm fire roared through this warehouse, trapping up to possibly 100 people inside. we have some pictures to show you of the fire as it burned overnight. the flames were just roaring. apparently what happened is the fire, the cause of the fire is not known, but somehow the second floor, the roof of the second floor collapsed on to the first floor and people who were attending a party here could not get out. now, this warehouse is located in an industrial part of oakland. and this is be