in 2009 when he went after fox and said fox is not a legitimate news organization.ied to get abc and other people to go in on it, i wrote about it. and here's this guy at the baltimore sun -- politico called me up and said, you're the only mainstream journalist who says fox is legitimate. are you a true believer? i said yeah i'm a true believer in democracy and the fact that the executive branch of the government does not get to say who the hell is a legitimate member of the press. you've got to stop this. he was going full tilt on that. and it was finally when the treasury department press thing -- >> they were giving interviews to all of the networks except for fox. and the other networks said you can't do that. >> and in fairness jack tapper who was at abc was the first to break and call him out on that. to give him credit. i was so happy to get the cover of somebody from a network. they were saying you should be really worried a thy ed ied tha there with fox. i'm serious. obama and what he did to james rosen, the times and fox, outrageous. criminalized it. >> do

as fox might say, you decide.er in the week there was a much more clear cut case of trump relying on hannity. he was reading hannity's talking points. here is what hannity said on tv friday night saying the hacking was the democrat's own fault. >> the truth is they can only blame themselves and their gross negligence on cyber security for this election hacking. >> later in the hour, you guessed it, trump tweeted about the dnc's gross negligence. we searched fact base showing that trump never tweeted or spoken the words gross negligence until friday night. glen you've been on fox talking about this. do you factor in that the president-elect may be watching? do you care? >> no, i don't care in the slightest. >> i think it's way to communicate directly to the person in power, no? >> i mean i think it's always been the case that presidents pay attention to what is being discussed in the media. i suppose to the extent that trump is on twitter and interacting on twitter and pays attention to cable news, perhaps it's mor

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he said to abc's david muir, go to fox, see how fox covered one of my speeches.they got it right,io got it wrong. how would fox deviate if they have the president of the united states promoting what they're doing? >> i don't think they deviate for now. it's working very well for them, but there is this disconnect between what you see on the ground with the protests yesterday, the coverage was pretty scant, with the women's march a week ago. they kind of dipped in and out where the other networks were covering it pretty wholeheartedly. >> when i'm feeling cynical, i call that disciplined. they know what their viewers want and don't want. >> is that sustainable for four years? is it sustainable when rupert is no longer around and the ceo's wife tweeting regularly about how appalled she is, how disappointed she is in what trump is doing. >> that's the question, the long term? great to see you. thank you for being here. we're out of time on tv, but we keep going on reliablesources.com. join us there for a live stream with matt taibbi this thursday at noon, and i'll s

the fox 29 weather authority. more snow is on the way but how much you get depends on where you live. let's get right over to meteorologist scott williams. hey, scott. >> hi there, chris. yes, it will all depend on location. this morning across the area we saw anywhere from one to 3-inches of snow. but parts of the jersey shore southern delaware could see as as much as 7-inches out of this second storm. take a look at ultimate doppler all the moisture moving out of the gulf of mexico. we have winter weather in parts of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, moving even toward atlanta, georgia. as we zoom in a little closer we have the cloud cover. we have the cold air in place if you're stepping out for friday evening it's dry and quiet. but take look. millions impacted some sort of winter weather advisory or warning to our south. zoom in closer. take a look at the purple. those are the advisories in the pink we're talking about winter storm warnings. so these areas could see four to 7-inches of snow by tomorrow afterno

fox 29 meteorologist, monica crya. this is here with the details. hey, temperatures taking a tum be? >> tonight expecting to go into the 30's, low 30's, thankfully the wind has died down for that. won't make it much worse. here we are looking at your ultimate doppler radar. notice some flurries flying in lancaster. you can see back behind it, north of harrisburg, starting to build in some more flurries. at this point we will say for the rest of the evening, we could see a few flurries falling, as we head through the rest of the evening, and overnight. by tomorrow morning, though, we've got nice sunshine in store. temperatures in the low 30's, in philadelphia, 32 degrees. thirty-four for those every just allentown, but notice, mount pocono, actually, at 27 degrees. lancaster coming in at about 35 degrees for that temperature as we head through the overnight. now for tomorrow morning, we are thinking low 30's, low to mid 30's, as we head out in the early morning hours, but a lot of sunshine, to greet us. notice we've got some chilly temperatures throu

"fox & friends" starts right now. >> the shear volume of news coming out of this white house in just the first couple of days dwarfs everything we have seen in recent memory. >> we will build our own pipeline. we will build our own pipes like we used to in the old days. >> we are bringing manufacturing back to the united states big league. >> we are very encouraged by the president and the economic policies that he is forwarding. >> today i'm inviting president trump to address a joint session of congress on february the 28th. >> this is a fox news alert. donald trump has threatened to use federal law enforcement to restore order in the city of chicago. >> absolutely the states can do this. >> i don't know another word besides carnage to describe the devastation that's been

. >>>. >>> >>> this is fox 5 news morning. >>> good morning and welcome back to fox 5 news morningay, january 15th, i'm annie yu. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. we thank you for joining us, caitlin roth has been shaping up to be every time you give us another weather forecast i'm happier of what you're saying >> it could have been one of the warmest i believe reagan's first one was 55 and that's what we're forecasting >> the second one was one of the coldest, it was in the single digits. >> outdoor activities got moved in and too cold to do it >> we've had day this winter so far that seem too cold to be outside. i believe it. luckily, this january 20th will not be one. five days away until inauguration, and wow, that's a beautiful site with the sun rising, sunny day ahead in contrast to the cold rain we had all day yesterday. precipitation is moved out. well above freezing in the city, 34 at to bwi marshal where luckily temperatures stayed below freezing. however, areas to our north where weather weather advisory, you link midnight. as far south as baltimore. temperatures are below freezin

paper work obtained by fox 29.isted an arch street address on forms and a medical license that doesn't exist. >> one mom who asked to us hide her face and change her voice says her kids got physicals. she went to the district when they heard about the phony doctor they told her their labor department is investigating. >> how does something like that happen with all of the red tape and everything we to get approved report roar district spokesman acknowledges the physicalphysicals were at self s and call it a fraud but wouldn't say how many students they exam. >> now, we have set in place protocols and procedures to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: wax says parents were notified and free physicals were offered to students. the school district also alerted the city's district attorney, inspector general and state officials. wack declined to say more citing on-going investigations, no charges have been reported. fox 29 investigates review of legal cases show the doctor bey reside at the arch street addre

back to fox 29 weather authority now. let's take trip up to the pocono mountains this evening much lots of people likely headed there to do some skiing as you see some of the slopes fresh may be some powder headed there and a couple of maybe hours. maybe you're headed out of the town this weekend. look at the philadelphia international airport may be somewhere warmer without the chance of snow. >> because that's what we are facing right here and another system moving into our area. and bringing some wintry weather with it. fox 29 meteorologist monica cryan joins us with our first look at weather. hi, monica. >> this is what we get when we enjoy 60-degree temperatures. past two days in the 50s and 60s here's your high. philadelphia 61 degrees. and 54 in reading. you're probably saying really doesn't feel like that from the afternoon. here's why we reach these highs around midnight. so while we were asleep and then they fell throughout the entire day. so topsy turvy day now where we reached our typical afternoon high. we ac

coming up on fox 5.t american astronaut is being remembered. >>> as we head to break, let's go ahead and tack a live look across the dc region, we're at 5:41 and we happen to be at 41 fox 5 news morning will be right back. phene >>> 5:44, today, general motors is expecteded to make a big monument. reportedly planning to invest one billion dollars in its u.s. auto plant could mean up to 1,000 new job, after donald trump criticized the imports from mexico. he says the investment was planned months ago. it is due later this morning. >>> charter school advocate to betsy devos will testify before a senate panel. president-elect donald trump picked betsy devos to be the secretary of education, if confirmed she plans to expand the school choice program. critics say she's just another weather insider. >>> 5:45. >> i was waiting to hear the new song. yesterday, you weren't here >> i was off galavanting >> mike requested a new song. we wanted a hear what it was. >> are you the sis co kid now >> something like that

fox news now.s is fox news morning. >> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, january 10. >> team is in place. there they are. michael thomas, airport erin in a moment. >> wisdom martin is back. >> glad to be back. >> weekend winter weather still causing problems over area school systems. let's go ahead and take a look at closings and delays you need to know about before you head out this morning. let's start in virginia. king george county, spotsylvania county schools both closed today and fredericksburg city, and madison county schools you're on a 2 hour delay. >> in maryland caroline county, dorchester, queen an's country and talbert county schools are all close. calvert, kent and st. mary countsy schools are all on 2 hour delay and find that complete list of closings and delays scrolling on bolt m of extreme and fox5dc.com and "fox 5 news" app. >> we also have a school closure a snow closure in northern virginia it's not norther

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live there.wnette a big mess and a big hassle for those families tonight. >> reporter: yeah arc big mess and lasted pretty much all afternoon. well into the night. as you can see behind me crews are still out here trying to repair that main. this could go on for another hour or so. but until that's done residents will be without water. philadelphia water department crews are working throughout the night to repair a water main break in this northeast philly enabled. after more than four hours, crews were able to shut it off, but not before gushing water got into a half dozen homes. >> it's pretty bad. >> reporter: doris shows us a picture taken from her home on mill brook road near deer path. water didn't get inside her home, but she's one of 50 residents who don't have water right now. crews shut it off to make repairs. her family bought bottled water to get them through the night. >> we got water and we're just waiting hopefully, um, they'll turn the water on because i'm concerned about a shower

look with fox news chris wallace and we will have fox 5 news on the hill coming up at 8:30.ter. >> good-bye everybody. . >>> chris wallace joins us with a respective of today's program. good morning, chris >> good morning to you, ronica, a special show. controversial weekend for president donald trump first weekend in office. we're going to have his new white house chief of staff. we'll have an exclusive interview with the senate republican leader image mcconnell also live and exclusive >> sounds like a fascinating and opportunity to look at those first 100 days and what someone like majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> in his inaugural address, mr. trump really took the washington establishment said they celebrate they need nice lives while millions of americans are forgotten but it's those folks on whether you like them or not on the inaugural platform the congressional leaders who mr. trump will deal with. we'll ask mr. mcconnell how he responded to the president's remarks in his address >> thank you so much, chris, you can catch fox news sunday at 9:00 a.m. right after ou

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charlie: what does it mean for fox?: that's the big question that i don't have an answer to yet. if you look at fox, they have not named a replacement for her today. they say she's only going to stay until the end of the week. charlie: and of the week, she is out of their? brian: yes. turns out she will be on for a few more days, and that is it. you can understand why, if someone is moving out, you want them to move out as soon as possible, but for fox, they do stand at a crossroads of sort. megyn kelly was the closest thing to a trump critic or trump antagonist on fox. now all of a sudden, she will be gone. will fox mean even more heavily toward a pro trump network? will their identity become more clear now, or will they surprise us with someone we are not expecting? charlie: it is said that rupert murdoch's sons very much wanted her to stay because they wanted her to represent the future fox. brian: that is right. this is a clear disappointment for all of the murdochs. locklin murdoch received a call from her, talking

that's coming up heather: welcome back, "fox & "fox & friends first", tucker carlson exposing a hoax,nfronting a man about fake company that's claim to go send thousands of paid protestors to the inauguration. >> this is a sham, your company isn't real, your website is fake, the claims you have made are lies. this is a hoax. let me start at the beginning, however, with your name don which is not your real name. it's dominic. that's a lie and you know that's a lie. we are greatly supportive of julian assange, edward snowden, peyton manning and we support their efforts to really get the truth out there. [laughter] >> are you pretty supportive of peyton manning, are you? >> yeah. heather: never admitted his company was fake. abby: suggesting he's picking and choosing from mr. trump's picks? hours after putin took a swing at president obama claiming he's trying to undermine the legitimacy of the president elect by leaking fake news like the unverified dossier. how do you say that word, heather? >> dossier. abby: the dossier is worse than prostitute. heather: nfl blasting reporting that hi

fox's dr.arez explai explains. >> reporter: when most people think of therapy pets, they think of a playful dog or cuddly cat. but what about the slithering python or this huge rat? board certified vet laurie an author of unlikely companions the adventures of an exotic animal dr. says therapy pets come in all shapes and sizes. >> exotic pets serve different purposes. certainly they can be incredible companions much they're very non judgmental. >> reporter: in fact dr. hess says exotic pets can help humans who face all sorts of conditions from autism to high blood pressure. >> for kids on the autistic spectrum a lot of them are overwhelmed by the hyper activity of a dog or the darting behavior of a cat and having a reptile that's slow moving and calm really interest to go look at that you can learn about and learn to take care of they're great for kids on the autistic spectrum. report roar for those with ptsd parrots are smart and intuitive. making them great companions. >> having an animal that

stay ready with the fox 29 weather app.ou can download it in the apple or google play stores. >>> now torque developing story out of center city. philadelphia police are looking for the person who robbed two joggers on the schuylkill trail at gun point overnight. fox 29's joanne pileggi joining us from the schuylkill trail at walnut street with more on this. joanne? >> reporter: good evening, dawn. good evening, everyone. by day, the schuylkill river trail or the srt as it's called is filled with walkers, runners, cyclists. no wonder it's a great place to be but apparently at nighttime, it's not a safe place to be. there is lighting along the schuylkill river trail, but it's dim in spots and the pedestrians runners and riders are far less frequently scene at nighttime. >> we stress to people when you use the trail regardless of the time of day, always go in pairs. always have a partner always pay attention to your surroundings. a lot of times people don't. >> reporter: early this morning a couple was walking along the trail

i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> keep checking in with fox 29 as the president visits philadelphia.ave eyes all across the city tracking protesters and everything else. you'll fine the breaking details around the clock on fox29.com. >>> students at st. joe's university are on alert tonight after a terrifying encounter just off campus. a student told police that two men with a gun tried to sexually assault her and abduct her. but then she screamed. >> now school leaders are sending out warning to the entire campus. that is, be on the look out. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live from st. joe's with the latest. shawnette. >> reporter: students we talk tonight still have that e-mail alert on their minds. details of it very scary, ton night some students are worried whether it's safe to walk around alone at any time. >> i do make this walk every day, but i do definitely keep an eye out. >> reporter: alan walks his route not from the overbrook avenue two and from st. joe's. it's where police got a report from a student saying two men tried to sexually assault and abduct her. >> alway

fox 5 news morning back after this. thrive thrive fox 5 news morning >>> breaking news, former president george hw bush has been homed. in stable condition and doing fine, unclear what the illness is, bush's chief of staff said the former president is expected to go home in a couple of days. >>> the current president is due to give his last news conference today. president obama will address reporters at the white house around 2:15, fox 5 will have life coverage on air and online. >>> it's 5:15 on this wednesday morning, looking live outside. it's really nice out there. 47 degrees. and the temperature inching up even more. mike thomas do tell. >> maureen,bsolutely right. about ten degrees what we currently have. that's what we'll have later on this afternoon. all in all. not bad. it would be warmer if it wasn't for stubborn clouds. it would be slow to move out later on and into the afternoon, 47 current number, winds not bad. no windchill out there for now, later on this afternoon, do expect wind to pick up a little bit

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in new castle tonight with the story. dave?reporter: iain, we can tell you the investigation continues as the fire marshal's office and law enforcement looks for the people they believe to be responsible. meantime, six people are displaced. cell phone video shows the two alarm fire that gave a big scare for people living in three houses in new castle, delaware, last night. now, investigators are calling it a deliberate act. >> this couldn't be happening to me, but let's get out. so we can be safe. >> reporter: that's what neighbor who did not want to be identified says she was thinking when she, her husband and their dog made a run for their lives. leaving everything else behind. >> well, you know, it's just stuff. so for the most part to get out alive is the best thing. >> reporter: she says the tense moments began with noise in the new castle point development. >> about 11:30 herd allowed bank from the backyard and when i look out the window, saw a small fire but i wasn't sure what yard it was in. delaware state fire marshal'

for fox, they stand at a cross rhodes.p critic and antagonist on fox. now she will be gone. will fox lean more heavily toward the pro trump network, will their identity as conservative news channel be more clear now? or will they surprise us with someone we're not expecting in the 9:00 p.m. hour. >> rose: it is said riewrp murdoch sons lockland and james very much wanted her to stay and represent the future of fox. >> that's right and this is a clear disappointment for all the murdochs. >> i was told a call this morning was a cordial conversation. nbc thinks they are making a big investment. she will have a daytime show, a primetime show sunday night and event coverage. where that leaves fox we'll see. >> rose: a huge footprint in cable news. >> megyn kelly e one of the women who came forward alleging harassment by ailes, murdoch pressured him to resign, fox has not skipped a beat in the six months since. if you thought roger ailes leaving was going to be the downfall of fox news, certainly not. i expect it will continue t

fox 29 has learned her kids are not alone.ict learned of the problem in december and now the da and other city and state officials want to know what happened? >> reporter: it was at george washington high school in the northeast on june 1st and 2nd when doctor v row neat at a bay perform physicals at 20 bucks a pop paid for their their parents e some signed her name listed her md license number. one big problem. it's bogus and she's a fake. this mother who asked that we not show her face and change her voice learn of the problems from her kids. >> rumor more was that the kids when they came, upping, alerted me that they heard that the physicals were um by a phony doctor. that they have to be -- physicals nor good. >> reporter: according to source with knowledge of the incident bay the fake doc scammed kids in several schools in the city. a school district spokesperson says it was alerted to the fraud by one of the impacted schools they huddled tonight and spoke. >> how did a fake dr. get inside a philadelphia public school and

fox 29's chris o'connell is live outside the lowes hotel tonight. chris?> reporter: iain, lucy, president trump set to speak here on thursday at the lowes hotel here in center city. part of a three hiv day retreat for republican congressional leaders as you see behind me the barricades are all set up. ready to go. that's because the president isn't the only one expected he here. historical marker outside of lowes hotel in center city says rickett circus but this week a different circus comes to town the media and protests that follow president donald trump. >> what kind of reception do you think he'll get in philly? >> i don't think very good one. >> see service vehicles arriving to center city in mass. a block long line of barriers now set up in preparation for what's to be expected large scale protests demonstrating against president trump. >> if it's anything like what i saw on tv for his inauguration, i'm sure he'll be met with picket signs. >> reporter: on thursday, in his first trip outside of washington, since taking the ofg office president trump e

always be you. >>> now to fox 29 investigation.o of the crime and parts of the weapon used to carry out the bombing but still they have no suspects. federal investigators are still searching for the person who delivered a package that exploded in a man's face. >> this evening fox 29 investigates is on the trail of the pine street bomber. dave schratwieser reports. ♪ >> reporter: when a package bomb went off in jim alden's face back in november, it stunned the city and touched off a manhunt for the suspected bomber. >> to try to hurt somebody like this basically building a device that can kill, injure or maim is somebody that's very dangerous. needs to be off the streets. >> we're fortunate that we didn't have fatality first and for most. that more people weren't injury. >> reporter: the explosion blew off parts of the 60-year-old alden's fingers and sprayed snap nel all over his upper body and face. neighbors in the building next door described the explosion. >> the blast was just up to the right of my window. very loud. >> reporte

onto other big stories, fox 29 weather authority, weekend snow on the wayment fox 29 meteorologist, scott williams, all of the kids are wondering, scott, is this going to be a sled-able snowfall? >> it is, but depends on your location, chris. looks like special south and east of that i-95 corridor. that's where some of the heavier snow will occur. and specially down the shore. even plowable for some. look at all of the moisture on ultimate doppler. from the gulf of mexico all the way to the mid-atlantic, looking at some rain, even snow, in parts of the deep south, on this friday evening. we're dry. we're quiet and cloudy. it is cold across the philadelphia area. take a look at the millions that will be impacted with this system. head in the our direction. in the purple, we have the advisory, as far south as just outside of new orleans, louisianna. we have winter storm warnings for parts of the deep south. those are in purple. for our area, we are talking down the shore, central-southern delaware, winter storm warnings, and then once you move little further north and west in the purple, we

james rosen "fox news."laura: army issuing new guidelines for religious dress making it possible for servicemembers to more openly express their faith. chief religion correspondent lauren green has more. >> hijabs will become were common in the ranks of the u.s. army. new directive to accommodate soldiers like army reserve major kemal comes from a long line of family servicemembers. >> at father, my grandfather both served in the indian air force. my great-grandfather served. for seikh this is something that is part of us and serves not just to your community but to mankind in your country. it's a part of who we are an part of what we do. >> the new combination is a result of -- on behalf of seikhs >> the rules cover the most commonly requested religious accommodations that include turbans for seikhs and orthodox jewish and perhaps others pay jobs for muslim women. an army chaplain says the major pushback against the changes came from the military's uniformity hair short faith and clean-shaven with an all-ma

fox & friends starts right now.ile he is back, julian assange wants to correct the record on the emails read around the world. >> our source is not the russian government and it is not state party. >> wait until you hear what they say about president obama and the president elect. >> steve: nancy pelosi to give another shot. millions of americans will be worst off, pete. peter: a toddler nearly crushed by

department of transportation when president obama announced andrew fox as his nominee to be secretary of transportation we knew immediately that that would bowed well, for cities and for the whole crisis andrew fox was the mayor of charlotte and they knew each and everyone of each other there the conference the mayors and a progressive great work in that he is city in charlotte for transportation and more general that he will serve us well in d.c. he understand what happens on the ground in the city he also brought to the job a great passion for equity and creating opportunity for people in recognizing that transportation is really a big part of that and extremely important here in san francisco more so than it's ever been and a strong focus on safety and also a it up priority here in san francisco with vision zero now almost 3 years ago in the city to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2024 but i would like to see most revolutionsy a approach that may sound shocking the federal government didn't have all the answers and this grant program and the smart city challenge we're seeing he rea

he called fox 29 investigates.jeff cole. >> reporter: he's a 70-year-old grandpop and small business owner. >> i don't plan on ever retiring, to be honest >> but makes time to train his cell phone on vehicles blazing east and west on 322 in harrison township south jersey jersey. he got 6-year-old twin grandchildren who hop the school bus and see vehicles roar past their bus with the red lights blinking stein out >> it made me think i should get involved and see how bad it was >> i'd like to warn this car coming right around it. got to stop. just. >> reporter: few days in december, recorded enough to make him rage with anger >> some of these vehicles had a high rate of speed not touched the brakes whatsoever >> and called fox 29 investigates. >> turning red, one, two, three. four cars just went by. >> that's there comes a tractor-trailer coming right by. >> reporter: first three weeks in january we spot checked the bus stop and watched vehicles speed past busses as the twins and their 2012-year-old brother got on an

show besides fox good day d.c. use #fox 7 and you can. >> happy birthday. >> don't look a day over 69 1/2. >> you have jokes today. let's talk a little weather now. this is pretty serious warm, rain, cold, create trauma out there in the dmv. >> we don't do trauma in the dmv all cost. wisdom is right, rain, roads, don't maix around here. lots of it coming our way. you see the rain moving in from the south and it sticks around for majority of the morning commute and then through the early part of the afternoon as well. another thing i want to mention to cause travel issues, fog out there. nothing too dense. you see in some locations towards loudoun, dulles, mile and a half visibility. two miles d.c. and limited visibility what we're used to this time of day. take your time out the there as wisdom says pack your patience. 45 at 10 a.m. and 46 by 10:00 rain likely through 1, 2:00 hour and tapering off showers and much like this morning later on tonight will be cloudy, drizzly and get denser fog out there as we head to

>> that's true. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29.hen stay tuned for fox's chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back here at 4am for fox 29 morning news, "good day philadelphia". sue serio and, bob kelly have your weather and traffic >>> straight ahead on "good day philadelphia" breaking overnight shots fired inside of a local bar and bar manager is killed and this morning it is bar's security guard who is in police custody. >>> inauguration, some no shows, why the list of lawmakers skipping that event is now growing, including some from our area. >>> ♪ >> bowing out local cover band whose members are certainly no strange tours performing at inaugural balls is skipping the big event, the why the last behind change? >>> and, why some local pubs and bars are in the only place s you can now get the a six pack of beer. >> big changes on the way.

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lisa: fox news alert.s florida massacre as accused gunman is set to face judge for the first time. what we learned about his past and also a possible motive. clayton: preparing for battle, cabinet confirmation hearings begin for trump. it's going to be hot. the democrats are not giving up without a fight. >> all of the procedural complaints are related to frustration but we need to sort of grow up here and get past that. clayton: a lot of growing up to do in washington. we are live with the fierce faceoff. lisa: you don't say. >> a lot of locker room talk. >> what it would have been if king joffrey have lived, well we are going to find out. lisa: liberals using golden globe to make aim at president elect. mr. trump just responded. fox & friends first continues right now. ♪ ♪ clayton: good morning, everyone, from a frigid new york city. you're watching fox & friends first. lisa: it is very cold. 530 i'm on the east coast. we are back with fox news alert, brand-new horrifying video showing a madman murder ra

but a lot of trump voters watch fox. >> a lot of people were watching fox news for the coverage because as trump supporters you turn on cnn and msnbc and they are talking about a dark speech, and on fox news they feel the coverage is more fair. howie: meant broadcast networks, more than twice as much as msnbc and cnn combined. bret baier with more on anchoring the inauguration. howie: joining us with his perspective on the coverage of the inauguration, bret baier. author of the book "three days in january." spicer went into the briefing room and unloaded on the media. bret: i look at the past during the campaign, and i look at someone who was candidate donald trump who was a master at controlling the narrative and the oxygen we talk about, the topic the next day. look at every sunday show. every single one, and the lead in large part of it had to do with that press briefing. crowd size. the thought about the press versus donald trump. what was not in there. there was not a lot of folk fuss on these protests around cities in this country and around the world. at least on the lead of thes

fox nickel. for watching fox nickel for a tuesday in january. let's toss it to mike for weather. my bestad or quarter but i get what you mean. fox nickel. so stormtracker radar this morning seeing light snow trying to get its act together through frederick country in maryland and through northern portions loudoun own maybe, maybe here trying to push to montgomery country. it's very lights and i don't think there's much sticking and i'm getting records that not a lot is falling. we still have to keep our eye on it as we lead through the next hour or so. tucker will be long next hour to bring you the latest there. 24 to 3 for the kids at the bus stop i'll leave flurries in the forecast and after school, 45 to 54 degrees and sun comes out and yes, it will be breezy and rather pleasant and especially cared to yesterday when most stays in the 0s all gay long. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. 52 the daytime high today and 50 tomorrow first day of february and temperatures crash a bit second half of w

fox 29's brad sattin joins us live now from center city.ou spoke with that vict victim. >> reporter: yeah yeah, joyce, i did. she tells me in her lifetime she has been verbally attacked before but never like this. it got physical yesterday afternoon and police tonight are searching for the man whom she caught on camera. it is this facebook live video that now has philadelphia police looking for this attacker. >> i guess i was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: recorded by rihanna quigley a transgender woman from seattle in town to attend an lgbtq national conference. she was walking with two friends across from city hall when the man approached. >> he had stopped and looked up down and at me. i approached him is there a reason why you're looking up and down at me? and from there it just escalated. >> reporter: when she says his name calling turned physical, she began recording. >> it was from there where the man had approached me and had hit me first with some groceries or something and then he came at me again and punched m

fox 27 is the time now, we're at 43 right now. fox news morning back after this.'t go anywhere. >> today on "fox news morning" the 115 congress law makers in already making big change and have not been sworn in yet. meanwhile back this d.c. mayor muriel bowser and delegate eleanor holmes norriton are fighting to have the delegate vote restored and happy birthday wttg today you're turning 70. fox news morning starts right now. >>> good morning to you thank you very much for joining us i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm holly morris. >> tuesday, january 3. erin como talking traffic and michael thomas talking weather in a moment. >> first happening today congress returns together with republicans dismntling press obama policy. >> live from capitol hill. mel this could be event full year on capitol hill. >>> yes, a lot of things for house republicans on their to do list. some of them to do and some said to undo so 115 coming gress sfwhorn noon today and speaking of undoing things there's already controversy and despite objections of republican leadership a house committee last

fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live in bensalem with developing details. dave? >> reporter: iain, we can tell you fire crews say this is a problem that they're seeing more and more of. in this case, it prevented them from getting the flames knocked down a lot faster and possibly saving a life. skyfox watches from above as firefighters spend the early morning hours battling a house on fire on the 2200 block of byberry in bensalem it took crews from multiple agencies to help out. >> counted at least 15 full sized fire engines and many mo more. >> reporter: they arrived to find the house taken over by powerful flames but the hardest part was dealing with the obstacles inside. >> the amount of debris in there you can't even imagine it's floor to ceiling, wall to wall. very narrow path. the firefighters had a if you have time trying to get to the fire. >> reporter: piles and piles of belongings and momentos thrown out on the front lawn. >> everything you can think of, clothes, boxes, trash bags, everything. years and years and years of just keeping belongings and not

"fox & friends" starts right now.s of america gets back its borders. >> this will stem the flow of drugs, crime, illegal immigration that the united states. >> when this construction began? >> as soon as we can as soon as we can physically do it. >> months? >> i would say in months, yeah. >> history being made on wall street the dow crossing that magic number 20,000. >> wow. >> it is a trump bump. you are seeing that his economic plan also get through. we will see tax reform in 2017 2017. >> mary tyler moore is dead at

in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> of course fox 29 has you covered for the inauguration. we'll be live in d.c. starting with festivities thursday night and all day friday starting with "good day philadelphia" through president-elect trump's swearing in ceremony all the way through our 11:00 p.m. news. you can watch us live on air or streaming online and on your phone. >>> it is the end of an era and the circus world. ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus is shutting down after nearly 150 years the company will fold up its at the present time for the final time in may. the fels company was says it was a tough decision. high costs and big drop in ticket sales are the main reasons it's closing. and that came on the heels of the company freeing its elephants from circus live and retiring them to a sanctuary. it is making plans to pressure -- to preserve the circus' legacy. animal advocates are rejoicing fans are sad to hear the news. >> there's a saying, it doesn't have to be. >> no clowns any more. there will be no trained dogs any more. whole part of americana is gone.

fox 29's dave kinchen live in manayunk tonight. dave, i'm sure a lot of people are disappoint in the this one. >> no doubt about that. it is a major blow for a world class event, but in the sense been in trouble before, and many are hopeful it could be saved again. >> come june the hills of manayunk wall will be known like this, em i racing bikes that compete in the annual of philadelphia international cycling classic, scrapped, for this year. >> i went last year. had a blast. so super upset. >> officials with the city of philadelphia say they were unable to find enough sponsors to meet the 1 million-dollar price tag. >> i'm shock and surprised. it is wonderful for the neighborhood. i think something that sets the neighborhood apart. i'm sad it will leave. >> absolutely heart breaking for me, and i feel like all of main street in manayunk. >> wendy owns winnie's la bus on main street, among the many business owners who says this lost will hurt big. >> i have a huge customer base, wrapped around pro cycling, cyclists here in the phi

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fox news offered her $20 million a year to stay. was not enough. at nbc she will have a triple role a daytime shorks sunday night show and she'll be covering politics. her last day at fox news will be this friday. >>> and next up as we get closer to a trump administration, trump's famingly is settling into the neighborhood. his daughters ivanka and husband are reportetly moving to colorama problems away from where obama's will liver post white house. ahead of frez farewell speech the white house is throwing a farewell different kind. parties kind. they told "people" magazine they will have a final bash before they leave this friday, bee on circumstance stevie wonder, j.j. be a raps, george lucas, bradley cooper e. oprah winfrey all are expected to attend. >> during the swearing in of new congress man bawl ryan got a education on the ways of the dab. the son of kansas representative roger marshall dabbed in fronts of ryan as the family wet had him he kept dabbing until ryan asked him if he was going to sneezing and told him to puts his hand down he

i'm bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". >>> pretty cool stuff.heck out these incredible images out of hawaii of lava spill this week. photographers say the mold on lava headed straight for the passive irk ocean. once the lava reaches the water causes explosive reaction that can send debris everywhere. authorities say the volcanoes pose no risk to nearby communities, obviously is a good thing. >> it is a good thing. turning to your fox 29 weather authority, no lava here. we take live look at blue mountain ski resort. there is some fresh snow out there. thanks to return of winter like temperatures. they were able to make snow last night. and we saw some flurries in and around city of philadelphia today, as well. >> yes, we d meteorologist, monica, with the rest of the forecast for us, finally feels like january out there. >> we had high today of 41 degrees, which is right about average for this time of year. that's why it feels like january. talking 37 degrees in the city once again, 41 was the high, those winds out of the south-southwest thankfull

that speech, if you look at fox, okay? i'll mention. see what fox said. they said it was one of the great speeches. they showed the people applauding and screaming. they were all cia. somebody was asking sean were they trump people? they were cia people. that location was given to me. mike pence went up before me, i then went up and paid homage to the wall. i then spoke to the crowd. i got a standing owe vags. >> you would give the same speech if you went back? >> absolutely. people loved it. they gave me a standing occasion for a long period of time. there was love in the room. you and other networks covered it inaccurately. i hate to say this to you, and you probably won't turn it on, but turn on fox and see how people responded to the speech. that speech was a good speech, and you and a couple of other networks tried to down play that speech. >> dana, it seems like he's asking us not to believe what we saw and heard because we aired it live, and he's also asking us to pander to a certain narrative which journalists don't do. we put out what he said. we

fox 29's dave kinchen live in the neighbor now.ig problem, dave. >> reporter: yeah, we have updated information. officials say that they were able to dumb many settlement into both sides of this hole so they can stabilize it while crews get to work on the fix. portions of 2 yards a street and sidewalk gave way in cheltenham township with the formation of this sink hole early wednesday morning. for hours white pickup truck clutch to the land and risk of falling in only to be secured by a chain. >> put that house inside that hole that's how deep it is. >> it could happen to anybody. i think that's what's the most profound thing about it. >> reporter: neighbor on the 700 block of brook road say the home known who has the truck first came across trouble overnight. >> he heard a big thump and look out his window and he saw the tree on, um, fallen on his driveway. >> reporter: the hole growing in size and no time at least partly thanks to water main that also broke at the scene. >> the main that we had a 6-inch water line. it was just ab