can i say that on fox?hen it was loosening up and we were loose. >> brian already challenged me to races outside. high heel football. i'm not sure. >> joining the fox news family is the equivalent of growing up a boston red sox fan or being asked to play for the heat. this is an honor and a privilege. i'm beyond thrilled to be on the team. >> the fox brand has a reputation for being edgy. movies, television shows and sports have been innovative and fearless when it comes to taking risks. >> what the bloody hell was that? >> at heart, news corps chairman rupert murdock is a news man. he wanted a news program that was cutting edge. >> we can announce the starting of a fox news channel. >> i knew rupert was the man who took risks. put money at risk to back it. >> mr. murdock put his faith in roger ales. from the beginning he clearly stated the mission ofs. to report all sides of the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between news, facts, analysis, co

we call it the fox news desk. seeing on social media and other media sites. the idea is whenever breaking news happens, this scene is h--m is here in this room along with dozens of others outside of it we will bring you breaking news no matter what program you are watching now. >> let's go to shepherd smith at the fox news desk who is monitoring all of this breaking news. >> our team is working on sweeps from official agents across the south land this afternoon. you mentioned just after 9:31 this morning pacific daylight time 12:31 eastern time was the first call. here's what we have confirmed. this is the red, orange and green tarps to indicate they have triage set up there. we know three people are injured. >> did you think back then in those days that you would see the enormous amount of success? >> not a chance, no way, no how. what that shows is i didn't know the boss. i didn't. i remember him telling me distinkly, with he will win, we will win all of the time slots and then it will become difficult. the it w

it's fox. it is always, always fox. something's wrong with the health care law, it is fox.fearmongering, the health care law. have a problem with doubling the gasoline tax? it's stupid, greedy fox not seeing the infrastructure wisdom of that tax. fixing our bridges that need repair, it's fox on a biased bridge to nowhere. it's got to stop. it has got to stop. i mean, what the fox are you doing? trotting out fox every time you start sweating? that's like me saying the camera adds 50 pounds until folks see me in person and say it must not. i really am fat. just like these guys really are scapegoating. all right, so they don't like it. i know it's pretty clear that congressman who wants to hike the gas tax, that's fine. here's what's not fine. blaming us, blaming me, bs you are constantly throwing back at all of us. left, right, blue, red, it's all green. it's all our green, it's all our money. the government's spending it. fox is simply demanding what they are doing with it. let me be clear to all of you fox-hating, big-government-loving politicians. fox isn't tearing down yo

i think david hill, fox sports and helping to really lead this new fox sports 1 competitor to espn out here in l.a. he is an australian, paul allen, the head of the new york post is an australian robert thompson the head and ceo of news corp, the slimmed down newspaper branch of the family's holdings, who was before that the top editor "the wall street journal." he is australian, and you have some brits in as well and it's an interesting mix. i sort of talk about this under the -- makeship, an australian notion of fraternity that transcends anything at college. where you look out for your mate. if your fight is in a brawl, you help. built on things like experiences during world war ii and prison camps where australian guys risked their own lives to save one another. and. also defined on his inside the circle and who is outside the circle and you can see that in britain, murdoch turn failing newspapers, the news of the world and the sun, into very successful brawling combative, center right publications and they called him the dirty digger and a way of diminishing him as being an austra

>>> on "fox files." >> please help me. i smoked too much k2. >> it's called spice. and it's killing across the country. >> this was hidden in the freezer? >> yeah, it was on top of all that meat. >> "fox files" goes on a raid of a store where they sell it. >>> living large. dictator style. >> the vulgarity of some of these homes -- >> dictator style is bling, blitz, it's over the top. >>> she went from real housewife to skinny girl mogul. >> i'm excited to be here. >> we're behind the scenes of bethenny frankel's latest venture. >> i'm not afraid to just own it and be who i am. ♪ o say >> meet the band who turned "the star-spangled banner" into a rock anthem. >> you guys are sort of carving your own path. >> we're the counter culture to the counter culture. >> i'm amy kellogg. >> and i'm heather nowwert. that's next on yeah fox files." >>> wednesday afternoon, september 2011, colorado springs, colorado. 19-year-old nicholas colbert checked in with his mom stephanie before heading out with friends. >> they were going to run to the quick stop and get some smokes. he s

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>> on "fox files" -- >> please help me. i smoked too much k2. >> it's called spice around it's killing across the country. >> this is sitting in the freezer? >> on top of all that meat. >> "fox files" goes on a raid of the store where they sell it. >>> and living large dictator style. >> the vulgarity of some of these homes. >> the style is bling, glitz, over the top. >> she went from real housewife to skinny girl mogul. we're behind the scenes of bethenny frankle's latest venture. >> i'm not afraid to own it and be who i am. >> meet the band who turned the star spangled banner into a rock anthem. >> you guys are carving your own path. >> we are the counter culture to the counter culture. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle. >> i'm amy. >> i'm heather. that's next on "fox files." >> my son nicholas was full of life, very energetic. he loved the outdoors. >> it was a typical wednesday afternoon, september 2011, colorado springs, colorado. 19-year-old nicholas colbert checked in with his mom stephanie before heading out with friends. >

we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> "fox news sunday" is a presentation of fox news. >>> this ishe fox report. tonight we now have heard from the investigators who will try to figure out why new york city suffered a disaster today. a passenger train careened off the tracks on its way into manhattan. we know people died at the scene. we know many more are injured. we know it's still an active scene at this hour. officials trying to put into place a plan to look for more survivors underneath the overturned train. witnesses describing the horrifying moment a commuter train left the tracks, plunging down an embankment to the edge of a river. and some people didn't make it. ejected from the train. fox reports the ntsb's

tammy bruce joins us, fox news contributor. good to see you both. >> think there. >> tammy, is this a sign that the white house and the president both are finally realizing that he's losing senate democrats and this is a real crisis? >> i think so. i think that just the dynamic that vulnerable democrats are in with the election next year have been very hurt by obamacare. that's undeniable. the interesting thing is i think this is a result also of podesta going into the white house. the problem is that the new appointment is a woman who has great relationships,ist just really with the democrats. this clearly is meant to shore up that relationship. but obama is between a rock and a hard place. they really need to be able to reject his agenda and yet, she seems to be coming in also in part to kind of help them i guess embrace the climate change and the agenda and anything that's going to be moving major agendas again next year is going to only hurt people more. obama effectively has to allow the democrats to essentially reject him

or want fox com. we had that input. the majority said they wanted fox com. there was one little twist in this though. at one point in time, the word was used and this is how i met with fox com, the word jew was used. i have many jewish friends and israellys would say i'm a jew. when you use that word in another way, it's a derogatory way to use that word. >> let me read what you word. you say the gist of the story involves neil volts, not as a lobbyist but as staff director for house administration committee. haley barbour called neil. he had an area of hey, it's haley, need this one. translate that. what do you mean, hey it's haley. >> he came to me, said haley needs this one. haley was the head of the republican national committee. he was the money guy. one to raise money and you needed haley barbour. >> i was acting as a lobbyist for l.g.c. >> who's against jack abramoff. >> neil told me at one point haley said he was fairly busy and have bob call me on this some time. do members of congress normally pick up the phone and call lobbyist for something like

sheldon fox , fox news. >> sheldon fox joining us live with an update. thank you.heck back in. >>> this woman waking up to a jail cell where her husband of 45 years is a judge. the ohio woman accused of poisoning him with anti freeze. it happened in september but she was arrested. the wife is expected to be charged with attempted murder. the judge is recovering at home. >>> embattled mayor rob ford may be able to try a video that shows him smoking crack. he tried to offer $5,000 and a car to the men trying to sell the video. he was admitted to smoking crack. he will be on a dc radio station talking about the nfl. >>> and anthony weiner, is he headed to drive time? the new report says the notorious sex ter and mayoral candidate may be close to a deal to host a radio show in the big apple. it would focus on local politics. he has been working on launching a broadcasting career before his mayoral bid. >> well it is time to brew on this. if you thought of being without your cell phone if that makes you uneasy you could be suffering from technology addiction. a new stud

it is what does the fox say but a comedy duo. ♪ the sound that no one knows -- what does the fox say? pow, pow, pow ♪ >> so a lot of people apparently love this video. eric, you love this video? why. >> i love this video. about six months ago there was a state office and one of the staffers called me and said everybody is talking about what does the fox say and you have to play this on the five. and i said this is crazy but it had 180 million views. and everybody looked at me like i was anid yorkts but it was -- an idiot, but it was fabulous. >> it looks like a bad acid trip. >> what does the fox say? >> the fox says what the heck was that? >> ding, ding, ding. >> i don't see the talent. but i like country music so i don't quite get it. >> and here is what happened -- the animal costumes freak me out, adults and animals. >> is it a weird fetish community that likes it? >> but you will not stop doing that. >> that will be in my head. >> would you wear that thing on your head? >> yes, of course i would. >>> next up, with 440 million views on you tube, miley cyrus' wrecking ball. ♪ i cam

>>> this is a fox respectment benghazi, libya back in the head lines. al-qaeda may not have had nothing to do on the americans? fox nows has the report and will break it down and this now claim for you. and movement and a fight over free speech. phil is back. call tv's beggest reality show is full again. a &e putting "duck dynasty" star phil robertson. the network was lashed over firing of robertson. there was trapped if the froze know sos. major set back in the mission to rescue the ship. tonight another country is getting in the more desperate attempt to reach them. and also. oh, my god. he's a big one. grizzly bear sometimes at nothing for a late night snack. he invited hemz into this home. >> we begin with now claems about the terror attack thaticled new york times and four americans. there is a bombshell accounting on the website. the deadly account was fouled in part by the antiof the american made have. and our men ho coyed am buzz puss kress stef eps and shun sm and petting and out reporting includes on the record comments to law makers who had

don't forget to tune in to fox news sunday again on your local station or 2:00 and 6:00 on fox, and we'llright back. hi hot e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >>> how about this story when you fly? a texas man said he fell asleep on a flight and woke up on an empty plane. tom wagoner was on his way from lafayette, louisiana, to los angeles, but he had a layover in houston on united airlines. he said he fell asleep in the back of the plane and he woke up in houston, but the plane was pitch black, and he said the doors were locked. >> i called my girlfriend. she thought i was crazy. i said, i'm locked on a plane. she said, tom, stop. i said, i'm telling you, too, you better call somebody get me off this plane. >> united said they're investigating, of course, exactly how that happened and they have apologized to him. >> that's hilarious. i'm flying today.

fox has the duty of operating in good taste. the government has the obligation to comply with the law whether it's in good taste or not. >> it's harder when you're dealing with something that involves children. it always is. it's harder when you're dealing with something that's so effected not just a community, newtown, but a nation and dare i say the whole world when something of this magnitude goes down. >> it's interesting you mentioned children, shep. one of the arguments made in this case to keep the tapes from being released is that courts are supposed to protect children. now, it's difficult to say this, but it's true. the children are dead. if some of them had survived, the ones who had been shot, it would have been an easier case to keep this from being revealed. but because they're dead and they're memories, there's nobody to protect. >> well, another part of all of this and the decision making process for us and others and i'm guessing the court as well is what you read in the florida statute about sunshine being the

more fox news on the way. i'll be back next week. in the meantime, be sure to tune in, fox news sunday, tomorrow, chris wallace sitting in with the man behind the budget deal. >>> hi, everybody, on this wintry day in new york city. i'm jamie colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> lots of places around the country. i'm eric shawn, hello. topping the news this hour, the snow is back. another winter storm now slamming dozens of cities. all the way from midwest through the northeast. we will have a complete check of this snowy forecast. >> also, such a sad tale to tell. our new details on the school shooting in colorado. what police are doing today to try to figure out why an 18-year-old high school student opened fire on his classmates and then turned the gun on himself. >> and there are reports of more trouble over obama care. coming up, our political panel will weigh in and how the website's continued issues could determine the outcome or not on the upcoming 2014 midterm elections. >>> we begin with a fascinating story. bra

"fox & friends" starts right now. >>> christmas music. doesn't get better than that. it's friday. >> thanks for watching. good morning to you. is "fox f " >> we begin with this. an nfl game ends in bloodshed. denver police say at least three people were stabbed and a fourth may have been, but left the scene outside mile high stadium after the denver broncos game. eyewitnesses describe a chaotic seen that happened in a private parking lot. cops say one man was initially in critical condition, but all are conscious and talking. several are in custody, none formerly charged. as of right now, it is unclear what led to that fight. >> amative rock slide in utah crashes a house and leaves two people inside dead. the slide happened on state route number 9. the main highway through zion narc park. dirt gave way sliding into the house. the two not identified. malt moll emergency agencies responded. rescue efforts suspended until this morning because of dangerous conditions. >>> a surprise plea agreement in the newlywed murder c

our meteorologist live in the fox extreme weather center. it be like new year's eve for all of us? >> quiet for the most part. we have to get this thing out of the way, which is causing delays in the mid-atlantic, toward the middle east. you can see a big blob of rain. it's mainly a rain event, too warm to see snow, however in upstate new york, new england, you'll see snow today. new york, you're going to start to see the rain in the hour. in fulfill, as well as d.c. call ahead, check the airports if you're traveling. a lot of people are trying to get home from the holidays. there's your forecast satellite radar imagery. the bulk of the rainfall across long island and in towards new england. and then monday, it's out of here, but we have to watch the next clipper system move in. relatively quiet after this, but we could get two inches of rainfall and several inches of snow where it's cold enough, and a wintry mix and some areas dealing with power outages from the last ice storm. you mentioned the incredible cold across the northern plains an

we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >>> this weekports, the white house launches a push to sell the iran nuclear deal to aea skeptical congress and angry allies in the middle east. is it a first step toward. peace?plu or a mistake? another obamacare crisis isrel waiting in the wings assis thousands of americans discover you really can't keep your doctor. and a life-saving court decision being undermind byy the obama add strags. should the feds ban payment for bone marrow donors?

now steve doocy on what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> coming up on "fox & friends" 13 minutes fromight now. it is the last day of 2013 and we are here to celebrate with you. we are going to take you live around the world as midnight strikes. 1 million people expected at times square a block from where we are. maria molina is life talking to coordinators behind the scenes. we have the medical tests and the ones you need to get and the ones you need to avoid. six months after her lung transplant we are checking in on her road to recovery. 12 minutes from now right here on your channel for news. [ male announcer ] thisecember, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales evt. this is the pursuit oferfection. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. >>> talk about a hard wo

♪ >>> we start with a fox news alert.he kids may have been singing in nice, balmy weather in new york, but we're tracking a deadly storm sweeping across other parts of the country right now. that storm right now is directly over the midwest. that's where they're experiencing some of the most significant snowfall so far. the storm sadly has already left a trail of devastation, killing at least two people in mississippi and leaving thousands of people without power. in the myself, it's turning into a dangerous travel spot. creating hazardous conditions for millions of people, especially in new england and upstate new york. we'll have a complete check of the storm, whethn it's going, what's expected later on in the hour. >> we are now less than 48 hours away from a critic icaical obam deadline. tomorrow night marking the last day for millions of americans to enroll in the controversial health care fine or face a hefty fine. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm in for jamie colby. >> and i'm eric shawn in for eric shaw

jonah goldberg, fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howard kurtz and columnist charlesmmer. so yes, time for your picks for the top stories of 2013. and howie start us off. >> my pick is the nsa leaks. edward snowden is still in russia and i'm not condoning it, but he changed the debate around the world about privacy, the diplomatic fallout is huge and such things as the u.s. listening in on angela murkle's phone calls and he forced a public awareness of the magnitude of how much our government can listen and read from e-mails to phone calls, and one federal judge ruled against it and another federal judge has a different opinion. and i don't think we'll look at this decision the same way because we know so much more. >> so how do we look at -- michael hey done on television the other day, his thoughts on him are elevated and came close to using the word traitor. is he a traitor or a whistleblower or something in between? >> he is a whistleblower in his own mind. and by running away from justice, he didn't want to face the consequences of his action. i think it was okay

another fox news alert this time in louisiana a shooting spree.en free man has been identified as the shooter. he went to the home of the councilman lewis go and shot the councilman along with his wife and daughter. deputies arrived to find his wife dead. the councilman and his daughter are critically injured. he was married to go's other daughter. he went to a home and shot a hospital administrator and his wife. the administrator killed the wife hospitalized. the current wife was also found dead at their home. a motive remains unclear this morning. >> they will release thousands of documents. the report includes texts, photos and 911 calls and could shed light on 20-year-old gunman adam lanza. it came month after the department of criminal justice released a report concluding that lanza acted alone and his motives may never be known. >>> weather has turned deadly. 27 people have died in the freezing temperatures left behind by an ice storm that knocked down power lines and left ten that he is of houses without power. 7 deaths have been linked to

o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine.ot be a zoil ist when writing to the factor. great word. mad as hell segment on thursday this week. a different website. mad as hell@fox news.com. if you're teed off about something we want to hear about it. that will be on thursday. again, thanks for watching. ms. megyn is next. she owes me big. i am bill o'reilly. remember that the spin stops here. because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly live from the world headquarters of fox news in new york city. tonight -- a major ruling in the nsa spying case. a victory for privacy. are we now less safe? plus a decorated marine now at risk of losing his career for trying to save lives. wait until you hear why he is now in the cross hairs. and a car jacking in an up scale mall. a couple just finishing their holiday shopping when the man is gunned down dead. we'll have the latest. and what you need to know to stay safe. breaking

we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >>> tonight onuckabee. >> everybody is allowed to hang their minds. you have to explain why. >> charles kraut hammer on politics and what really matters. >> elegant and beautiful in life. just -- >> it's a small part of the universe he created. >> the last man to walk on the moon. gene joins the governor. plus -- >> the furthest thing to come out of my mouth is negative. everything is bad. >> al trips to the holy land e

again, you can run for president on fox news.t, i don't cover the white house but i cover the country. i've spent the last five years living in republican politics, going to iowa, texas, south carolina, wherever. you talk to republican activists, all they do is watch fox news. you can reach as many iowa voters going on fox news, more iowa voters than by flying to des moines. >> if people polled them about sean hannity. >> he gets to be on tv, knock democrats teeth in every day, do it with a smile and not the nitty gritty of campaigning. >> let's look at the other side. in 2008 there were rumors chris matthews was considering running in pennsylvania and he has his perch at msnbc where he gets to bash republicans and conservatives every night. >> looking at 2016 there are three or four candidates doing the behind the scenes hard work, chris christie, rand paul and marco rubio. then the scott browns talking about it and going to iowa. again you can go out to iowa, get a lot of buzz, maybe rise up to 3% in the polls, rise to 10%, all

energy lives here ♪ >>> welcome back to fox news reporting. you've met the young charles krauthammer, harvard medicine, class of '75. his life seemed to be going according to plan. but then no life ever really does. >> the snapshot was taken in may, 1972. it shows a strapping, 6'1" charles krauthammer standing on the beach. it is the confident smile of avenue young manuel on his way to making it. smart, athletic, handsome, driven. the future -- all his. >> it was spring break on my first year in medical school and i went with my friends to bermuda. that was the last picture taken of me walker, and i didn't realize it. when i got to the top of the dune, i just stlood and thought nothing of it until i discovered it years later in a box and remembering it was a fateful picture. >> fateful because of what would happen back at harvard that summer. >> you were 22 years old. tell me about that day. >> i went out, it was the end of my first year of medical school, we're doing neurology, we're studying the smile cord, of all things. my classmate and i

." >>> "fox news sunday" is a presentation of fox news. >>> this is the fox report. tonight we now have heard from the investigators who will try to figure out why new york city suffered a disaster today. a passenger train careened off the tracks on its way into manhattan. we know people died at the scene. we know many more are injured. we know it's still an active scene at this hour. officials trying to put into place a plan to look for more survivors underneath the overturned train. witnesses describing the horrifying moment a commuter train left the tracks, plunging down an embankment to the edge of a river. and some people didn't make it. ejected from the train. fox reports the ntsb's go-team is arriving tonight to figure out how it happened. also, a log cabin in a beautiful, peaceful area. and then it's reduced to dust after an explosion. neighbors say it felt like a bomb. and new details emerging on the fiery crash that killed "fast & furious" movie star paul walker and his friend as hollywood reacts to losing one of its own. >>> that passenger train derailed i

eastern for the fox news report. "a healthy you" with carol alt is up next. hope you have a great weekend. >>> welcome to a healthy you. i'm carol alt. male pattern baldness, every guy dreads it. by age 35, about 40% of men will experience it. by the time they hit 60, two-thirds will have it. can it be prevented, or even reversed? today we'll give you all the info you need. plus, we've got tips on how to look your best this holiday season from one of the country's top organic cos tigss. but first, whenever possible, i like to bring you encouraging stories of triumph over disease. mostly, i like to present stories of or

fox and frien -- "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning to you. congratulations. are on the downhill slide to the end of the week. it is thursday morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news lart a potentially serious situation on the international space station. it is going on right now. a cooling pump malfunctions and now the crew is struggling to get the system working. it provide life support and other systems. it could be a serious issue if unresolved. nonessential equipment has been powered down in case. the space walk like the one you have seen in gravity, that might be a possibilities. the repairs could take up to two weeks. >> the bombshell con sfefession court. she admits she pushed him off a clip 8 days after their wedding. she said quote i pushed him and i took off. graham originally said they were fighting when he fell. >> shocking video shows asian gnaw flight 214 landing at the san francisco airport. the pilot was very concerned about landing

we start with a fox news alert. brand new owbama caobamacare nu. $1.1 million mark after a december surge. this number is only partial because the administration didn't provide an update on the 14 states running their own websites. this just days from what could be the biggest test for obamacare yet. the law swings into effect january 1st. >>> another fox news it looks like the nationwide man hunt for a cop killer is over. the fbi says the man matching the description of the suspect tried to rob a bank in phoenix yesterday morning and was killed by police there. they're still waiting to make an official i.d. to confirm it's the same man we talked about yesterday who killed a police officer and wounded another in a bank robbery in mississippi. >>> try, try again. right now a third ice breaker. we talked about this yesterday. closing in on a stuck ship in the ant arctic sea. the australian ice breaker, the latest hope for the 74 scientists, tourists and crew on board the russian research ship which became stuck on chr

they look down the street and say, make fun of fox., with "washington post", the problem msnbc has, fox is doing so well, front page much style section of "the washington post" today, very nice picture of colleague megyn kelly, it i'm sure killed the mainstream media, that megyn kelly is emerged as major television star. she was on jay leno. al sharpton will sit there and throw spit balls from msnbc. jon: it is not just sharpton though. it is ed shults. it is rachel maddow, chris matthews, lauren owe don't nell, spend a -- lawrence o'donnell spend a good deal of airtime mentioning the fox news. >> just about every show has a clip of fox and pit it up and offer very little commentary. you mentioned ed shults, he is becoming the equivalent of msnbc's media buzz, with the media consisting entirely of fox news. yesterday played a clip of sean hannity, with almost no commentary. a 90 second clip and offered it up there and said this is what they're doing. of the it is becoming a singular obsession as you said. >> this is the outlet, noah, i

analyst, fox is intruder for a great to have you all year.ike a real battleground shaping up for the republican party. leon -- >> bottom line the teaarty as a fervent group of activists to vote in primaries, and even if o, four, six, seven incumbents that you have are all leaving and probably leading comfortably , they're all worried because of the nature of turnout in republican primaries. lou: does this displayed you? >> the swaddling is got to be great for the democrats. l the republicans. no one is really out there as a primary front runner. even the "chalk talk" here with all of those faces up there, all these men that really are not -- it's great for the democrats. lou: let me throw something out there. this group people, somewhat older -- excuse me, somewhat older. they have en there, tired. it is time for new and fresh thinking. it could be exhilarating for the republican party, perhaps to a new live. maybe a mistake. >> i think it's going to be a mistake. adding that the democrats are snapping their hands together. $32,000 in cash on

all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. this is a national day of prayer and reflection in south africa. as that nation continues to mourn the man many consider its father. south africans gathereded at makeshift shrines who died thursday at the age of 95. gregg is live outside mandela's home in johannesburg with the latest. >> chris, which was supposed to be that national day of prayer and reflection and in fact, at churches and synagogues across the country were filled with people marking the day, but here in what was the home neighborhood of nelson mandela, the mood here is anything but solemn. in fact, it is festive. take a look at what we saw, what we heard. they chanteded, blacks, whites and all races. young and old. it seems important for all to be as close as possible to be close to the spot. candles were lit. gifts presented. the south african people slowly realizing the person who helped rid the country of apartheid and led the nation in the first democratic government iso more. >> just a few feet away from where m

you're watching "fox & friends first." >> thank you for starting your day with us. >>> a fox news alert. credit card numbers belonging to millions of criminals at target stores. they had a data breech involving credit and debit cards on black friday. the crooks may have accessed the software installed on the credit card swiping machine. >> based on the information we have the actual payment software was hacked with a piece of mal we wear or some other kind of security breech in the credit card processing itself. that's not very common. >> it is unclear how many were impacted by the breech. no comment from target. they add vise customers to scan their accounts for unauthorized transactions or changes to their pin numbers. >>> a massive fire at a strip mall destroys two businesses. as many as 200 firefighters were on the scene trying to gather the upper hand. just before 9:00 p.m. pacific time flames reached as high as 100 feet into the air before firefighters contained that intern no. no injuries were reported. >>> the texas man who injured four and killed 9 in a drunk driving accident i

and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> fox weather alert. we begin tonight with a dangerous storm hitting the east coast. it's happening right now. heavy snow is falling in new jersey. first the pictures that we'll bring to you. video just come into our news room a short time ago. numerous accidents on icy roads already out there. the precip is hitting the ground icing over first. and this is from wisconsin. a massive pileup on a highway. and we're told it took hours to clean up this scene. scenes like this playing all over the country. there are 60 trucks andeh

block. >>> a fox report now. more headlines from the fox news deck.olorado's governor is asking for americans to pray for the student critically wounded in the friday shooting at arapaho high school. claire caved davis is now in a coma. the police say the gunman had a grudge against a staffer and ended up killing himself. >> amazon workers are planning to strike outside company headquarters in seattle. hundreds of staffers already on strike in germany, demanding higher wages. amazon executives claim they pay more than most retailers. the company reports it does not expect the strike to affect any holiday deliveries. >> louisiana has the worst drivers in the united states, according to car insurance comparison.com. citing federal data. south carolina came in second, mississippi, texas, and alabama round out the top five. the report says the best drivers in vermont, new york, new hampshire, oregon. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? wha

gregg: fox news alert. a massive explosion rocking beirut overnight, killing a former ambassador to the u.s., and four others. this is new video just coming in now. the blast also wounding dozens. this is the latest in a wave of bombings over the past several months as tensions mount in lebanon over nearby syria's civil war. good morning, everyone, i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer here in "america's newsroom." jamie: they sure have seen a lot of violence and terror there. i'm jamie colby. i'm in for martha maccallum. we're happy to have you here today. first the top story. the explosion was heard across the lebanese capital, and sent a big black smoke through a posh downtown district. the army later blocking off the area where twisted wreckage of several cars are still smoldering. gregg: conor powell in the middle east bureau with the latest. what do you know so far? >> reporter: gregg, as you said at least five people were killed, more than 70 people injured as a massive explosion rocked an upscale nei

that's the leatest from the fox extreme weather center. the fox wacky weather center. back to you, patti ann. >> janice dean, thanks. >>> and turning overseas there is new fallout and even more fallout from the nsa spy scandal. guess what. it involves one of our closest allies, our closest ally in the middle east, the country of israel. senior israeli officials are now calling on the u.s. to stop spying on them following allegations the agency initter septembered e-mails from -- dash intercepts e-mails from some of the top leaders. now, the latest blow back on this continuing situation. connor? >> first we found out the german chancellor was targeted and now we find out israeli officials were targeted according to edward snowden beginning in 2008 starting with the bush administration and continuing through the obama white house. the nsa targeted by intercepting e-mails through top israeli official offices. according to snowden, the u.s. and britain targeted e-mail addresses belonging to the then prime minister and defense minister. this is a situation that has caused a

all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. this is a national day of prayer and reflection in south africa. as that nation continues to mourn the man many consider its father. south africans gathered at makeshift shrines to remember nelson mandela who died thursday at the age of 95. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent is live outside mandela's home in johannesburg with the latest. >> reporter: chris, this was supposed to be that national day of prayer and reflection. and, in fact, across the country it's filled with people marking the day. here in what was the old home neighborhood of nelson mandela, just a few days after his passing, the mood here is anything but solemn. in fact, it is festive. take a look at what we saw, what we heard. they sang. they danced. they chanted. blacks, whites and all races. young, very young and old. it seemed important for all to be as close as possible to the last spot where the man they consider the father of their country breathed his last breath. candles were lit. gifts were presen

good night. >>> fox news alert. learning new details now on the colorado high school shooting. hello, everyone. i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a new hour of "america's news headquarters." >> i'm arthel neville. investigators say the shooter may have been targeting a teacher and we're also getting more information about the weapon he used. now more from our la news room with the latest. >> reporter: authorities just came out and said that the 18-year-old alleged shooter, carl pierson, showed up to arapaho high school want to go do serious damage yesterday. they say he showed up to the school with a pump shotgun, a machete and a backpack filled with three molotov cocktails. they say tha

fox news alert now. a packed suburban mall at the height of the christmas shopping season and the suspect today is still on the run. good morning, everybody. live here in "america's newsroom." martha: i am martha mccallum. this happened at short hills, in new jersey. a young man shot to death in front of his horrified wife after they were held up at gunpoint in the parking lot. >> they said there was an emergency, nobody could go in the building. >> did you have any idea there was a shooting? >> one of my coworkers and said she outside when it happened. >> with a gun, you're going to be on edge. they made a good decision how they would handle it. it seems like it is under control, as far as i can tell. martha: shoppers are left wondering how safe it is at this mall or any mall this time of the year. bill: more now from there. what is the latest now? reporter: not a great deal of new information has been released. what we do know for certain is it was 9:10 last night when this couple walked into the parki

the fox news alert for you. the world mourning the death of former south african president nelson mandela. here's a look at live pictures from outside his home. earlier hundreds of people sang gospel songs paying tribute to the leader who inspired the world to hope. ♪ >> jonathan hunt takes a look back at nelson mandela's extraordinary life. >> when nelson mandela walked free from prison on february the 11th, 1990, he knew as did the rest of the world, that white domination in south africa was about to end. he fought apartheid since the introduction in south africa in 1948 campaigning peacefully at first then advocating and taking part in violent resistance. in 1964 mandela was sentenceded to life with hard labor and sent to the no fore why yonotorious d prison. they quickly gathered pace. ♪ nelson mandela became the most famous political prisoner on the planet. within months of his 1990 release he was holding peace talks with south africa's fw declerck. in april 1994 with apartheid abolished nelson mandela beca

at the same time had phil robertson said in the temperate statement to fox. look as a matter of faith i believe homosexuality is a sin and i don't think he would be kecked off of the air and equate bestiality and graphic language he crossed a line. he is on a television show and has a bigger platform than he would as a private citizen. >> paid for colorful comments. until they go against the network. >> there will be more on this, too. >> growing evident that obama care is the a chilles hill. and dangerous space walk and rocket scientist walk. and what they came up and solve a major problem. >> plus, is your television spying on you? don't laugh, this is for real. can bill and i really see you right now. we see what you are doing. we have the news report to do that. cover that camera. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. once i started taking

it happens on fox news. people on this network have talked about decapitating me and turning me into hummus. nobody's getting suspended or barely apologizing for that sort of thing. >> was that a host or guest? >> it was from npr. this is the sort of thing that can happen on any network. >> to say it's not that wig a deal, fine, why did they fire don imus then? >> well, i mean, they're very different -- people of very different -- >> not even awful, nasty things about african-american women at rutgers. >> why did fox news fire glenn beck but not bill o'reilly? >> first of all, fox news didn't fire glenn beck. glenn beck left when his contract expired. i don't think either side necessarily wanted to continue just to be clear on that. but the reason we're bringing up martin bashir again, not that i like to talk about him every week. msnbc made clear they're not going to do anything, but because alec baldwin said hey, how come i'm getting the boot and not this guy? >> we don't know what phil dwrif fin is thinki

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