at firirt engle, her wheelelhair bound mother, a nephew and engle's boyfriend thought it was bad batteries. but when they replaced the batteries the alarm grew louder. "ok, there's something going on...9-1-1. carbon monoxide is measured in parts per million. anything under 10 is considered normal indoor air. the fire department detectors measured a reading of 74 in engle's home... and the family was told to leave quickly. "they told us we could have both been dead by morning" last january, waterloo made it a requirement for rental housing to have both working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. in this case, it made a differee and possibly saved lives. "it's just as important, if not more important, than a smoke detector. i say that because we can, if awake, sense or smell smoke we cannot sense or smell the family received red cross assistance to stay two nights in a motel while the home was aired out and the furnace exhaust pipe fixed. they moved back this morning after one last check to make sure the high levels of carbon monoxide were gone. bruce. the iowa state patrol has cited a john

robert engle, great to have you on the program.ut volatility , and what does this high-yield implosion indicate? richard -- robert: we saw it last week. in the run-up to the fed decision, i think a lot of pressures that were already building in the high yield bond market really came to a head on friday, and we had a pretty big bloodbath with what happened. so i kind of think that this is -- this is like a tv crime scene rerun, so we have the young attorney janet yellen fighting with the mafia, and just before she goes to court they try to scare her. they throw everything they can at her. this is "the godfather" with the horse's head of the bed? robert: exactly. i think the rate hike is going to happen. obviously the people who run the funds are not trying to deliberately scare janet yellen. how much of a systemic problem is this, compared with the 2007 run-up to 2008? people are making that comparison -- bnp paribas, bear stearns -- to this. robert: we saw a jump of the vix on friday. some bond funds went up more than that. tinybig

engle said sattday night she had a splitting headache and figured it was a migraine. then the c-o detector started beeping. "they saved out lives...if it wasn't for them ...we've probably be dead to be very honest " engle says her rental home has five smoke detectors and two carbon monoxide dettors. waterloo firefighters respond to about 25 calls a year of carbonononoxide detectors going off in homes. a teenager is in critical condition at the university of iowa hospital and clinics after a hunting accident. the sheriff's office says 17 year old daniel gibbs of west union was squirrel hunting when he tripped over a log and impaled himself through his neck with the barrel of his rifle. the rifleleid not discharge. it happened on a friend's property near 11-thousand great river road sunday afternoon. the iowa state patrol has cited a johnson county sheriff's deputy in a weekend sheriff lonny pulkrabek says deputy ryan quiles was on a routine patrol about 4:30 saturday afternoon near the intersection u-s highway 6 and 109. that's north of oxford. he says quiles pulled aw

engle said saturday night she had a splitting headache and figured it was a migraine. then the c-o detector started beeping. "they saved out lives...if it wasn't for them ...we've probably be dead to be very honest " engle sayser rental home has five smoke detectors and two carbon monoxide detececrs. waterloo firefighters respond to about 25 calls a year of carbon monoxide detectors going off in homes. a teenager is in critical condition at the university of iowa hospital and clinics after a hunting accident. the sheriff's office says 17 year old daniel gibbs west union was squirrel hunting when he tripped over a loloand impaled himselff through his neck with the barrel of his rifle. the rifle did not discharge. it happened on a friend's afternoon. the iowa state patrol has cited a johnson county sheriff's deputy in a weekend crash. sheriff lonny pulkrabek says deputy ryan quiles was on a routine patrol about 4:30 saturday afternoon n nr the intersection u-s highway 6 and 109. that's north of oxford. he says quiles pulled away from a stop sign and into the path of anot

stephen engle is following this for us. what do we know russian mark >> basically what we know is that you may still be out of public view but we have been more than isolation of his whereabouts. he was reported missing on friday. the magazine 14 is now at home. the presidents yesterday's you had been assisting in a judiciary investigation and that it would end soon. he took a conference call and said the probe was most likely related to her small matters. arele in a situation telling bloomberg he's been in shares of itson many listed units have been suspended ins friday. they will resume trading today. 80 our new york plummeting. another 16% on friday. given that only event was that he was missing, not only is it one of china's most diversified climate conglomerate area did the private firm that has been extremely invested with international m&a 2010 area votto bought were invested in club med cirque du soleil, a new york icebreaker oma home studio the greek jewelry company a german bank and a number of insurers. it's that

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>> richard engle, thanks so much. >>> still ahead tonight, the fastest growing type of cancer, but there's an innovative prevention cause it. >>> we are back with our series "target cancer," chasing the cure. news that may surprise many viewers. did you know the fastest-growing cancer in america isn't one that gets talked about all the time, it's a cancer of the esophagus. doctors are using cutting-edge treatment to prevent it, including freezing it away. rhonda small loves adventure. the atlanta business woman and mom of two collected vintage with her late husband earl. cancer of the esophagus she joined the organization and learned everything about it. weeks ago, an ironic twist of fate. rhonda is now at risk for the very same cancer. she has barrett's esophagus where acid reflux changes the cells lining the esophagus. those cells can transform into cancer. it's the fastest-growing cancer related to diet, reflux, that's going up at a rate five times higher now than it was 25, 30 years ago. >> five times higher. >> no other cancer is even close to rising that fast. >> but there is a way t

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kristen with al jazeera, engle wood, new jersey. >>> time for all of your sport with sanaa. >> thankers perfect nfl season is over after 14 straight wins. they finally lost to the atlanta falcons and jones had a 70-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter put them ahead and panthers couldn't come back and the defeat at the georgia dome and deny the panthers from home field advantage in the nfc playoffs. >> disappointing with opportunities in the game and didn't take advantage of the opportunities. quite honestly we did not coach or play to abilities but got to give them credit and coach quinn did a nice job and prep and ready to play and hard and physical and took advantage of the mistakes and at the end of the day we were not good enough as a football team is the bottom line. >> there is no magic words that need to be said and you are not going to hear me wave a wand or do anything like that and got our ass kicked and deserved it with the type of way we played, offensively and defensively and special teams and i'm talking with a mirror in front of my face. some plays that we le

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our chief spoke to stephen engle.ey have lost touch with the younger generation. >> the meeting is really a milestone for relations. if they could be elected, they can keep going forward, which means we will have not only reporter:we will have at their meeting next year. how will your policies be different? what we are seeing in the poll numbers, the handshake did not give the party a boost. did you expect it to? this.id not expect i mentioned to people, this is the right thing to do. i don't think this meeting as a direct impact on the election. people will make a choice. --re's no difference between they already know. reporter: as chairman of the party, you must have considered the risk to the downside given the political climate and pull numbers now. we know the reaction in taiwan when the other candidate made comments prior to the election. how did you consider this possibility? i had to recognize the political atmosphere, now is not for our party. during the past seven and a half years, dpp has successfully kmt,.

engle made about your predecessor, ambassador olson in your job. ambassador richard holbrook. he was a personal friend to myself and eliot engel, and i know certainly from the day that he began engaging with this committee, i remember the date and peace accords and the work he did on bosnia and kosovo with eliot engel and others with those of us here. we, we counted him as someone who had very wise counsel on a lot of issues. i can't help but feel that the stress of the job may have had something to do with his heart giving out. we wish you, ambassador, well in your, in your responsibilities here. and we appreciate your time and patience today. i know that you're on your way to the senate, so i'll just say what you've heard is some deep concerns from both sides of the aisle here today, about the direction, this issue about getting more money into public education in pakistan. it's clear to us that this has got to be a priority. members are frustrated. you've got a difficult job, but you've got the full backing from us to weigh in forcefully. with the responsibilities you have

stephen engle's is following this story for us. give us an update. what happened here. >> investors don't like it when the head of a company goes missing. they assume the worst and hope for the best. not a lot of information. some good news. a magazine reporting that he actually has gone home after assisting in an investigation -- judiciary investigation that the president of the group in a conference call said was in relationship to a personal matter tied to former shanghai vice mayor. we don't know much else. also, china business news is reporting that the chairman did attendance -- we've not confirmed -- did in turn an internal conference in shanghai this morning. that helped lift bonds. bonds rose by a record i believe, the biggest jump since 2013. these are the 2000 20 bonds which had slumped to the lowest ever on friday when he went missing. the stock was up there. we were down by double digits. investors are nervous and it is impacting their liquidity. what does this mean for international projects and acquisitions? >> on the liquidity issue,

we are back with stephen engle, head of g 10 effect strategy. also with us is andrew levin.eard before the break saying there is no urge in a hike, the economy still has plenty of slack, we are not at full employment. do you agree with him? >> i do. the congressional budget offices produce estimates of full employment. we take them twice a year. the latest estimate indicates that we are still 3 million jobs short of full employment, which means we need another year or two of strong payroll growth to close out gaps. according to the cbo's estimates, the fed is tightening at an earlier stage than they ever have before in the last few decades. that sense i agree with austin and with a bunch of other commentators in the past few days who said that it seemed inevitable that it wasn't .ecessary >> from the date left off to the day it slackens off, the unemployment curve drops off. to think that you are tightening and i don't think anyone at the fed does think that. the other point is this. it's true that u.s. economic growth has been disappointing, but the disappointment has been

engle is not here either. we're now pleased to be joined by ambassador richard olson. ambassador olson is the special representative for afghanistan and pakistan, immediately prior to this appointment, ambassador olson served as the u.s. ambassador to pakistan, but he has served in many capacities all over the world since joining the state department in 1982. ambassador olson has been recognized several times for his service, including being awarded the presidential distinguished service award. thank you for being with us, mr. ambassador. without objection, the witness's full prepared statement will be made a part of the record, and members will have five calendar days to submit statements, questions, and extraneous material for the record. ambassador olson, please summarize your remarks. >> madam chair, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the current state of the united states' bilateral relationship with pakistan. i'm honored to testify in front of you for the first time in my capacity as u.s. special represen

engle said saturday night she had a splitting headache and figured it was a migraine. then the c-o detector started beepinand they realized it was time to get out. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on thick clouds to be in the region today. if we are lucky enough to getet break in cloud cover this morning, they'll fill right back in. a few scattered flurries may fly around as well, but no issues or accumulation s are expected with those. on wednesday, clouds remain thick and a few more flurries may be in the air again, too. the big story of the extended forecast is warmer conditions for friday and especially into the weekend. overall, we are in a classic el nino pattern, and this tends to lead to a mild december at the very least. in addition, there are no major storm systems for the next 7 days that will impact iowa. perhaps this weekend is your weekend to get the christmas decorations out! have a good day! today: windy, scattered flurries high: 32-38 chance of flurries low: 25-31 winds: w 10-20 alo: 28 dbq: 28 iow: 29tomorrow: cloudy, rocking around the

eliot engle. from the days that he began engaging with the committee, i remember the courts, and the work that he did on bosnia and kosovo with those of us here. we counted him as someone who had wise counsel on a lot of issues. we miss him. i cannot help but feel when i reflect upon your predecessor that the stress of the job may have had something to do with his heart giving out. we wish you, ambassador, well in your responsibilities. we appreciate your time and your patience today. i know that you are on your way to the senate. i will just say, what you have heard our deep concerns from both sides of the aisle -- about the direction, the issue of getting more money into public education in pakistan. it is clear to us that this has got to be a priority. you have a difficult job, but you have the full backing from us to weigh in forcibly with the responsibilities you have in your position. that said, we thank you, and we stand adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,

laura engle live from the crossroads of the world, new york city's times square, with people alreadyrming around you. laura, hello. reporter: hi, guys. yes this in in fact where all the action takes place. we're hearing from nypd, they consider the safest place in the world to ring in the new year, with over 6,000 officers on hand. if you look around there is a lot of people to protect and action already started. i want to give you a quick swing around. we have people already in the pens. you see bomb-sniffing dogs, people lined up. they're there to stay. can not leave for rest of the night. officers will have radiation detectors. bomb-sniffing dogs are everywhere. police with rifles. nypd critical response command including 500 officers trained for counter terrorism are in the mix. some of them positioned with long guns on tops buildings. looking down and there are thousands of cameras throughout. police commissioner bill bratton says investigators have been monitoring tell fence channels for threats. they right now have no reason to believe there is one here. >> we are not aware of

fraternity rooftop was alive when he was found but no one called for an ambulance. 22-year-old jeff engl other was drinking when three fell and katie engler thought he had too much to drink and does not relieu high fell. he was conscious and spoke with friends and people helped him inside where he lay down. they found him dead the next morning. >> an air force officer with ties to the bay area died on monday after a man wearing a suicide vest detonated hit in afghanistan. adrianna vorderbruggen is believed the first openly gay woman to die while serving in come budget. our reporter, am were woman -- alan wang tells about hertory. it is believed adrianna vorderbruggen is the first openly gay active we duty service woman killed in combat killed by a suicide boomer in afghanistan and the taliban is claiming responsibility. adrianna vorderbruggen and her wife had a four-year-old son. they moved with her mother in san rafael while adrianna vorderbruggen was deployed. the american three con recognized hour service. >> it illuminates the fact we are all if this together. >> the post is the only

the structure collapses in front of engle's eyes. >> it was terrifying.er seen anything like this before. it was terrifying. ♪ ♪ the sound of it was panic. i think that's the best way i can describe it. panic. >> sam! >> sam! >> sam! >> 12 people are treated for broken bones and bruises at the nearby hospital. no players are injured, but the cowboys' staff suffers a devastating blow. the most severely injured is 33-year-old assistant scout rich beam. his spine is severed and he's permanently paralyzed from the waist down. >> the initial reaction was, man, we were lucky. nobody got really hurt. it wasn't much later we realized, not everybody was so lucky and we found out about rich. i think that changed everybody's perspective of all of it. >> the cause of the collapse is immediately investigated. at first it's thought that a tornado hit the facility but it turns out the collapse is caused by a microburst, an intense downdraft of air over a small area usually caused by a thunderstorm. the investigation reveals that wind speeds during the microburst are est

fox news's laura engle is standing by at new york's laguardia airport. laura, what are you seeing there? reporter: hey, melissa. we're seeing a lot of people using vouchers to have good meals in the food court. we're at american airlines terminal, terminal b at laguardia. there have been a lot of cancellations, a lot of delays. we got updated numbers. they're cringe worthy stats what is happening. flightaware.com reporting 956 flights were canceled today within into or out of the united states. nearly 4,000 delays. that of course would equal thousands of displaced holiday travelers who had to gut it out at local airports or make other arrangements. one guy i talked to he said he wouldn't get a flight out until january 1st. but they think they have got him handled today. laguardia airport we had wet conditions bringing low visibility in the area. we got out with our cameras with video to show you what it looks like. planes are getting through the mess. so far there have been 50 flight cancellations here, 76 delays at this hub. chicago o'hare international

laura engle following the story for us. a lot of developments today, laura. reporter: hi, melissa. this is the moment that many of bill cosby's alleged victims have been waiting for. that the 78-year-old comic will face criminal charges after decades of accusations against him. at least 52 women have come forward to publicly claim bill cosby sexually abused them and drugged them too. according to the accuser the alleged abuse began in the 1960s. it took place as recently as 2008 in eight states including pennsylvania where the charges were filed and two countries, the u.s. and canada. today's charges stem from alleged sexual assault that took place in cosby's pennsylvania home 12 years ago. cosby is being charged with aggravated indecent assault which is considered a second-degree felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. he is expected to be arraigned this afternoon in elkins park in pennsylvania. cosby acknowledged 10 years ago under oath that he did have sexual contact with the woman, andrea constand, who you see here but it was consensual. prosecutors said he made two prev

melissa: joining me now, fox news's laura engle is live from times square. talk to me about the scene there, laura, how is it? reporter: melissa, the crowds have been growing and growing all day long. times square is filling up. estimated crowd of one million people, more importantly for this year we'll see more police officers at this new year's eve celebration in times square than ever recorded here in the history of this event. 6,000 officers, 6 to 800 officers more than we've seen in previous years. our cameraman can show you, he will push in and show you what is happening with the pens being filled up. he will swing around to show you what is right in back of us. look at all the people cramming up against these fences and officers here to keep them safe. some of these officers will have radiation detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and rifles, nypd response command which includes 500 officers trained for counterterrorism also in the mix. some positioned with long guns along tops of buildings here. of course there are thousands of cameras positioned throughout

engle is not here either. we're now pleased to be joined by ambassador richard olson. ambassador olson is the special representative for afghanistan and pakistan, immediately prior to this appoint mentd, ambassador olson served as the u.s. ambassador to pakistan, but he has served in many capacities all over the world since joining the state department in 1982. ambassador olson has been recognized several times for his service, including being awarded the presidential distinguished service award. thank you for being with us, mr. ambassador. without objection, the witness's full prepared statement will be made a part of the record, and members will have five calendar days to submit statements, questions, and extraneous material for the record. ambassador olson, please summarize your remarks. >> madam chair, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the current state of the united states' bilateral relationship with pakistan. i'm honored to testify in front of you for the first time in my capacity as u.s. special repres

the game was scoreless in the second quarter but there was a fummen that lead to the b engle's firstown. light before halftime. mcdonald bounced off mydonald's hands. and lead to another cincinnati score. they went on for a 24-14 wins. niners play the detroit niners on the road on sunday. >>> star wars the force awakens broke records at this weekend's box office. >> i have it. my sister has it. >> claudine long has it. >> i have it. the force as well. >> the force is strong in your family, claudine. >> the movie brought in $238 $238 million making it the biggest north american debut of all time. one analyst says the seventh film in the star wars franchise could potentially. i believe in is going to happen. they could potentially pull in $2 billion by the end of its run. >> we both contributed that that record. i might contribute again. i may contribute to the second or third time. all right. >>> well, we have been tracking a rainy morning across the bay area. coming up, we'll tell you where some of the worst fall-out from the early morning storm is being felt. >>> plus anest bay neig

fox news's laura engle in wee hawken, new jersey with that story.ve you heard the term, porch pirating. it is happening in weehauken, new jersey. it comes in different forms. a crime of opportunity or more aggressive tactic people follow around delivery drivers and watch to see where the packages are being dropped off and swipe them when the coast is clear. man, that is just mean. you know cameras of course can help this sort of thing. but most thefts are not caught on tape like we're seeing in some surveillance videos we're showing you. insurance companies saying making sure you're covered is win step to protect yourself and customizing your delivery options. >> maybe that means upgrading shipping so you require a signature. that is one way to handle it. likely to cause an increase in the shipping costs. another is to specify very specific times, when you want the package delivered. perhaps only on saturdays or perhaps only after 4:00 when you're home from work. reporter: you can also take advantage of delivery arrest on the smartphone so you are n

laura engle with the latest.eporter: eric, this is many of news many of bill cosby's alleged victims have been waiting for. charges will be filed. many people waiting a long time to hear something like this, that the 78-year-old comedian will face charges after decades of accusations against him from at least 50 women who came forward to share with the world what they say happened behind closed doors. the comedian entertainer is being charged with sexually assaulting a woman in his home 12 years ago. you heard it there. there have been accusations in the past but these are the first actual criminal charges. the actual charge, aggravated indecent assault. he is expected to be arraigned this afternoon. we're hearing 4:00 in elkins park, pennsylvania. cosby acknowledged 10 years ago under oath he did have sexual contact with this woman in this case, andrea constant, but it was consensual. the d.a. in the news conference said this was not a question of what went on. that they have evidence. these charges announced a

engle made about your predecessor, ambassador richard holbrooke. he was a personal friend myself and elliott ingle. from the days that he began engaging with the committee, i remember the courts and the work that he did on bosnia and kosovo with those of us here. him as someone who had wise counsel on a lot of issues. we miss him. i cannot help but feel when i reflect upon your predecessor that the stress of the job may have had something to do with his heart giving out. we wish you, ambassador, well in your responsibilities. we appreciate your time and your patience today. i know that you are on your way to the senate. you havest say, what heard our deep concerns from both sides of the aisle. about the direction, the issue of getting more money into public education in pakistan. hass clear to us that this got to be a priority. you have a difficult job, but you have the full backing from with thegh in forcibly responsibilities you have in your position. that said, we thank you, and we stand adjourned. announcer: next, your calls and comments on "wa