even democratic voter who is watched fox news were more misinformed than others. lays a particular pattern of misinformation, the more you watch, the more inaccurate your views. if you're a fox viewer, you're probably well informed on the subject of body language and chalk boards. the study also finds that msnbc viewers were more likely to believe that the chamber of commerce had been proven to donate cash to foreign sources and republican candidates. it is not proven that the money that the chamber takes in went directly to the candidates. here are the facts, the chamber took money from foreign sources and they did not open their book to prove that foreign money did not go to those candidates. time to call in the slpt at media matters. i was thinking when i was reading today on this phrase, this democratic operative used once that talked about post truth politics and he was talking about how you try to conduct politics in an environment in which you want to have a climate change debate and a massive percent of the population is living in an alternate reality about

a fox news alert just in. senate democratic aid tells fox news the u.s. government could shout down for a day or two when the money runs out this weekend, saturday night. democrats have omnibus spending bill but senators reject the spending inside. the debate is expected to begin in the senate thursday on that. the senate today overwhelmingly approved the tax rate compromise bill. house is expected to begin debate thursday on that. it will give an opportunity for presidential hopefuls to stake out political ground. shannon bream looks at where some are standing. >> advocating against the proposal is no different than advocating for higher taxes. >> reporter: senator thune thune thune among the field of -- john thune among the field of potential 2012 contenders casting their vote in favor of the bill. other possible candidates joined the sometimes qualified support. newt gingrich, the new jersey governor, christie. 2008 contender mike huckabee who told the national journal it will make a big difference about those making decision about expansion and hiring

the panel, chris stirewalt, fox news digital editor. juan williams, fox news contributor. and charles krauthammer, syndicated columnist. >> conclusion of the earmarks was done by democrats inside in what the republicans decry as behind closed doors secretive process. they were included to get them to support the bill. these were preexisting earmarks. they had been included. some think it was inducement or one described as blackmail. receipt so say it's loaded with your earmarks so how can you oppose it. >> that is what has happened>>. >> that's precisely what happened. but the republicans said we're opposed to the bill, because we kicked the earmark habit and not doing it. >> bret: juan, senator read there is question if he has the vote to pass bill. here is what the president said in marm of last year. >> i expect future spending bills to be voted on and sent to my desk in orderly way, so we don't face last-minute omnibus bill like this one. >> if the omnibus bill negotiated by republicans and democrats, not by us, republicans and democrats passes, the president will supp

know there are twenty eight he said they want to make sure that you can get the huffington post on fox news no think you they are about to control what you see on the internet or glenn that doesn't really make any sense because if you watch any sort of real news you know the net neutrality is all about keeping service providers from controlling what websites you can see at what speed and in fact the f.c.c. is working on measures to ensure that people have equal access to all websites i think you just want to throw in a random jab at arianna huffington on that what do you need one little bit of more proof on his daily lies how about back in july when he said on his radio program that federal tax dollars and potentially obamacare are going to fund abortions. regulations joe think of the number of babies that will be killed with your name. congratulations mr. for now having my tax dollars your tax dollars going to. children. i'm sorry but that is just blatant fear mongering at that point he's attacking the hyde amendment which is a ruling that's been in place since the seventy's way before oba

this is "fox news sunday." president obama cuts the deal with republicans on tax cuts that infuriates democrats. >> this is a take it or leave it deal. we're saying leave it. >> to get stuff done, we're going to compromise. >> chris: we talk policy with the leader in the new congress. incomi incoming paul ryan, and chris van hollen. we will ask if the dust-up with the democrats will hurt the president. and democracy from america. the view from the supreme court. we'll sit down for a rare interview with justice stephen breyer. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and our power player of the week makes beautiful jewelry, she calls wearable history. all right now, on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. congress is likely to vote this week on the controversial deal president obama worked out with republicans to extend hundreds of bilons of dollars in tax cuts. the big showdown is expected in the house where democrats are threatening to kill it. joining us now two key players. from the home st

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he has got some advice for former president jimmy carter who continues to hammer fox news.hope (announcer) energy security. climate protection. challenges as vast as the space race a generation ago. and tal to global security. to reach this destination, our engineers are exploring everyossibility. from energy efficiency to climate monitoring. securing our nations clean energyuture is all a question of how. and it is the how that will make all the difference. >> bill: body language segment tonight. we begin with president obama being quizzed about sarah palin. >> you know, i don't speculate on what's going to happen two years from now. i'm right now focused on making sure that we're doing everything we can to improve the economy and put people back to work. >> mr. president. >> um-huh. >> you will not tell me you think you could beat sarah palin? >> what i'm saying is i don't think about sarah palin. [ laughter ] >> okay. all right. >> bill: here now to analyze body language maven tonya reiman. okay, i have a few specific questions here. okay? because we see this with hillar

bill: here we go, a fox news alert.g a court ruling, is this the ruling that can stop the obama administration's health care overhaul? a federal judge in virginia at any moment could issue a ruling on whether or not overstepped its constitution authority with the law, this deals specifically with the mandate to buy insurance. shannon bream is live in richmond. shannon, the state of virginia is the one challenging the overhaul. what do legal experts say the odds of victory are for them? >> reporter: bill t. all comes down to this, whether the judge buys the argument that it's unconstitutional to force the state of virginia, individuals or anyone across the country, to actually buy health insurance. this is virginia's attorney general ken cuccinelli, he's argued the federal government overstepped its powers when it requires individuals to either buy health insurance or to pay a hefty fine. we know the ruling is coming from judge hudson, mid day along the east coast. we'll know then whether or not he bought that argument o

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. with tax cuts and deficit reduction the hot topics in washington, we're joined by two members of the president debt commission. democrat kent conrad chairman of the senate budget committee, and from dallas, congressman jeb hensarling, one of the new house republican leaders. gentlemen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." senator conrad, let me start with you. you voted for the deficit commission plan which would cut $4 trillion by the year 2020 from the deficit. it didn't pass. but you are the chairman of the senate budget committee. how much of this do you intend to put in your plan this next year and what do you think the president is going to do? >> what i think is necessary now that there be a summit that involves the president, and judd greg and i proposed this three years ago and designed it to the president's people were at the table. secretary of the treasury was the chairman. when we didn't get sufficient votes in the senate to advance that proposal, the president by executive

remember, standard messaging rates apply and you can tune in on fox 5 news at 10 for all the results. >>> trouble on the roads, cold temperatures left slick spots on the beltway overnight. the sky fox showed drivers navigating around this accident on the beltway. fox 5s gary mcgrady is here with a look at what to expect tonight. gary? >> reporter: thanks a lot, wisdom. it's going to get cold again and has been so nice today. with the absence of the wind blowing at 65 miles an hour and some sunshine this afternoon, it was real, real nice. the temperatures warmed up above freezing for a change and that means we're melting, well, week find slippery spots in the next few hours and let me show you the temperatures out there right now. 36 degrees in washington and you can see gaithersburg in the upper 20s in some spots and definitely below freezing, monasses, frederick, hagerstown, martinsburg at freezing and the temperatures tonight, tumbling back down into the teens. some locations with this light wind and fairly clear skies and some snowpack on the ground, may fall into the lower teens a

jon: this is fox news alert.word now that swedish prosecutors say they will appeal the decision by a british judge to grant bail for wikileaks founder julian assange. a couple of hours ago he was granted bail by a british judge. notwithstanding the fact that he is obvious flight risk. and we had initially reported that swedish prosecutors would appeal that decision. associated press then reported that they would not. we are now confirming that indeed -d swedish authorities want him behind bars, he'll remain behind bars pending an appeal of the british judge's decision. prosecutors had said, look, this guy is a flight risk, he changes his identity, his name, his locations. he does not want to be caught. he is wanted obviously in sweden on charges of sexual assault. but american authorities have said, and many members of congress have said he should be prosecuted forest pe for, espior the dump of documents that have put lives in jeopardy. identities have been revealed. julian assange will remain behind bars for at

i don't think i will tell you this according to fox news face glenn beck they shouldn't be hard to find what is the number of islamic terrorists one percent. i think it's closer to ten percent so that would be one hundred fifty seven million muslim terrorists and waldeck calculates the average kid statistics he neglects to mention the non muslim terrorists here at home the north carolina brothers arrested in march for possessing material to make bio chemical weapons or how about neo nazi james cummings who in two thousand and nine possessed radio active and radiological material for dirty bomb cummings belong to the national socialist movement and was reportedly upset over barack obama's presidential victory i think that there is definitely a double standard there's certainly a lot of. terrorism in the united states that is not not in any way islamic in origin case in point a national warning from the f.b.i. earlier this year the agency said right wing extremists white nationalist and anti-government militias were organizing violent campaigns against elected officials and law enforcemen

a fox news alert.r 2 minutes away from blastoff as the soyuz rocket gets ready to launch to a five-month mission to the space station. an american is among the crew of. once our space shuttle ends, this will be the only way to transport crews to the space station. scott, thanks so as much for being here. as we watch them await takeoff, including an american, one of our very own onboard. putt tonight perspective for us. >> good to be with you again. what you are seeing here will be the on way that we can get to the international space station. three countries in the world, china, russia and the united states can send astronauts and cosmonauts to space. at the end of the shuttle program sometime in 2011, the united states will no longer be a member of that small group. megyn: now we have to rely on the russians and private companies. the spatial exploration technologies which had a second test launch last week. but it won't happen in terms of americans going to the iss. >> right. the obama administration

we start with the fox news alert. eviews of the war in afghanistan. new details including pakistan providing a safe haven for al-qaida. how do we handle a country that's pretending to be our ally? >> last year it was the underwear bomber and now new information out of iraq. yeah, iraq that al-qaida is planning another attack on the west for christmas. can it be stopped? hope so. >> plus it's crunch time for congress while the two parties clash on capitol hill, will their inability to agree on a pork filled spending bill and tax cuts shut down the federal government. yes, that was the top of brian's head. sorry. >> "fox & friends" hour two starting right now. this is richard schroeder, you're watching "fox & friends." >> there's a guy that was born with a silver spoon. >> i heard that. and he was in champ. remember? anybody not watch champ. let's say his dad wasn't feeling good after the fight. >> what are you talking about? >> ricky schroeder was in "champ" when he was ricky schroeder and his dad had been in a rough fi

fox news now projects george w. bush the winner in florida and thus it appears the winner of the presidency of the united states. >> gore said let's go, let's get this done. he gets to the war memorial in nashville and he got out of the car and said i'm going right on stage. >> one of al gore's staffers grabbed him by the arm from behind as he was putting his first step on the stairs up the riser and said mr. vice president you can't do this. history was made and preempted and made and preempted in split seconds that night. >> it entire life has been aimed at this office and now t appears to have slipped away. >> there were questions so i called back and i asked for someone and they said just a minute. >> there was obviously pandemonium at gore headquarters. i said it's angle. somebody picks up the phone and says look here is the deal we are sending lawyers down to florida and challenging the vote in florida. >> this was now unfolding through us second to second live and we regurgitated it and almost unedited. >> vi

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all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. from extending tax cuts to repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," this lame duck session of congress is doing a lot in a hurry. the senate is working this weekend and pox news correspondent jim angle has the latest on where they stand in both the house and senate, with lawmakers anxious to get home for the holidays. jim? >> good morning, chris. the senate made history this weekend by repealing "don't ask, don't tell," so that those who are openly gay can now serve in the military. >> repealing "don't ask, don't tell" is the right thing to do, whether you're liberal, conservative, democrat, republican. it's consistent with the best american values. >> but a former military man was not persuaded. >> i've heard from thousands, thousands of active duty and retired military personnel. i've heard from them and they're saying, "senator mccain, it isn't broke; and don't fix it." >> meanwhile, republicans stopped the dream act which would have allowed children who illegally enter the country with

very interesting element to all of this and rich lowry, editor of the "national review" and the fox newsenior advisor to president clinton's presidential campaign, good to have you here. we have new polls and i want to pop it up to start it off here and it has to do with the election, best describeser feelings on the outcome of the midterm elections, 60% say they are happy with the way things turned out, 27% say they are unhap unhappy, a pretty big number in the "happy" column, and, what will democrats do if their argument for spending more to create economic stimulus in this country seems to be moot at the point. >> i think what they will do is going to -- try to continue to work with republicans, to focus on the recovery, and to focus on job creation. which, frankly, is -- was one of the big messages we saw out of the election. it is jobs, jobs, jobs, that is what american families are concerned about. and they are concerned about not being able to put food on the table and not being able to give their families what they need, so, that is what democrats are going to continue to focus o

. >>> do you think, what do you think of fox news? >> which have tremendous respect for fox news. i really do. >> and for what roger ailes. >> because it is an idea that works. >> what roger ailes created at fox news, whether you agree or disagree with the point of view, put that to the side, it is, you cannot you cannot walk away with that without thinking that was a tremendous vision that he executed upon. >> what was the vision? >> the vision was that there was a large part of the audience that didn't feel that they were being heard or spoken to. and i think he filled a void and a gap and he has become an incredibly legitimate news gathering organization, their prime time, obviously has a point of view but the news gathering organization that is fox news deserves a lot of credit. and i think i've always encouraged our folks to watch fox news and to learn from it. and nobody should hold their nose at what they created. >> is that the reason msnbc decided it is in our interest and in our future to make sure that we get people like kyte olbermann who can play in his arena with the

we got a fox news alert.entatives passed the major tax cut deal. now american also not be seeing their taxes go up on january 1. sweeping bill is headed to president obama's desk where he absolutely is going to sign it. isn't he, mike emmanuel? >> that's right. good morning. nice red tie there. absolutely. the president is expected to sign it this afternoon. we expect that he will make a statement and obviously this was a huge priority for him. interesting approach on this issue. we saw the president day after day hitting the tax cut compromise hard, saying why he was for it, what he didn't like about it, but in the end, why he felt like it was important to get done before the end of the year. he didn't want people's taxes going up during the christmas season and he was concerned about extending unemployment and really made the case that the nature of compromise is everybody is unhappy with something about it, but for the good of the country, he felt like it need to do get passed. so this afternoon we will he

fox news. we will keep that story alive for another day.el mocking me and using christmas to do it. uh-oh. those reports after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] print from any mobile vice so your ideas can be there even when you're not. introducing the new web-connected printers with eprint from hp. john: yea, well, there you go. beth: yea, so what else is new? john: well, i just changed my medicare plan. beth: open enrollment? john: yup. i compared plans and found better coverage for me. beth: of course you noticed the new benefits we get under the new healthcare law. john: what? beth: well, like 50 percent off brand name prescription drugs for people who are in the donut hole. john: really? i didn't know that. beth: you have to keep up. john: come on. i'll keep up. anncr: it's open enrollment. time to compare and review plans at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, the great american news quiz. here they are, the epitome of brilliance fox news anchor martha maccallum from danville, ohio. a

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jenna: we have a fox news alert and some breaking news here.rs vehicle being recalled, 100,000 crossover vehicles to fix the intelligents. the 2011 models of the chevy equinox and the gmc terrain, again, this coming year's model. gm says the seat belt buckle for the driver, maybe even the front seat passenger could break apart. so that's something to pay attention to although they do say no injuries or accidents have been reported so far. in the meantime, from honda just breaking, recalling 35,000 of its passport suvs. they want to inspect the brackets on the rear suspension that they say could detach and lead to a crash. it effects 1998-2002 model years. it is limited, this recall, by the way, to 23 states, also d.c. a lot of road salt being used so check out those web sites in case, you know, you own one of those cars, jon. jon: all right. for the first time in years, jenna, the government is releasing some new guidelines on how to survive a nuclear attack. why? joe is president of the plow shares fund, he's the author of "bomb scare: the his

jon: a fox news alert. a new video just coming into our international desk on a deadly fire raging in northern israel. it's burning near haifa, a popular tourist spot on the mediterranean. there are reports 40 people have been died. leland vitter is live in jerusalem. how did this start and what's happening on it right now legalland? >> reporter: here in jerusalem, jon, we are already hearing the sounds of fire trucks heading up to the north to fight this fire, they're bringing in resources from all over the country. in addition, they have called up the military with those big bulldozers to try to cut fire lines. the 40 people who died were traveling in a bus, they were prison guards on their way to try and evacuate a prison in the fire zone. what we're told from local sources is the bus drove into the wall of fire, tried to make a u turn, got caught in the fire and that's when the 40 prison guards burned to death. there were a number of other people caught in their cars who were also injured in the fire. th

this has been a fox news special report. for more gimmicky but on this fox station in the fox news channel -- for more, keep it here on this fox station and on the fox news channel. i am jon scott in new york. >> this has >>> a man they believe might be responsible for dragging a woman to her death, we'll have the latest on what happened and the investigation. >>> they are investigating what might have caused an explosion that sent a man to the hospital. >>> and you just watched it here on ktvu. president obama just spoke at a press conference about extending the bush era tax cuts and what it means for the economy. those stories and more next on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. you have been watching the president and we'll have more on his tax cut agreement in just a couple of minutes. meanwhile though, there are new developments in the investigation into the deadly incident overnight. a woman was hit by a car, dragged dozens of feet and the driver fled but the vehicle has been found and police are questionin

jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. took the lives of six family members in east baltimore is still unknown. three adults and three kids from the ssdr field family died in the laze tuesday morning. they will be remembered services. and services will take place at the empowerment temple amc church, a wake is scheduled for3 10 a.mm funeral services will begin at 11:00. family donations can be made3 through harbor bank. >> man arrested after police say he stoll money from a bake sale for ressued animals. myranda stephens is live in hampden with how ssme of the residents made sure he did not get away wwth the cash. myranda? >>well, jeff, some folks are calling it the miracle on 34th street and they are not aaking about the annual holidaa light display. but the displayyof courage, witnessed here this week. >> it s about a story book as youucan get. a bake ale during a famous holiday light show days before3 christmas. like another famous tail. this one has a grinch. >> why would you do that? >> it is a shame. >> all goes dire

jon: a fox news alert and more white house reaction to that huge decision this morning from a federale in virginia, judge henry hudson ruling the individual mandate in the new health care law is unconstitutional so let's get reaction now from the white house, nancy ann deporal is director of the white house on health care reform. nancy, it's my understanding the white house views this particular clause as severable, meaning if it goes away the rest of the health care bill stands. is that your position? >> that's correct. and it's important to understand, too, this ruling today in virginia is one in three that have come down so far. there are about 20 cases, and two of the others, the federal judges have ruled this provision is constitutional. jon: but how can it be -- how is it possible for the health care law to remain in effect if in fact this judge's ruling stands and the judge is saying you cannot force individual americans to buy a product, in this case, health insurance? >> well, we believe it is constitutional. as i said, there are two other federal judges, federal district cou

fox news didn't give me time off for that, but they did pay for my cycling. you are a lawyer. why are they getting involved in this? >> people in the islamic religion don't want them involved when terrorism has been happening. and when things do not go their way, they want the government involved. the government has better things to do like doing background checks on muslim women who wants to take three weeks off of school. >> this is a frivolous lawsuit. it is clearly stating that you are not supposed to take this type of vai vacation during the school year. she wanted it do it in -- she wanted to do it in december. that's her job. basically she wanted to leave her job to go and do this, and now she is paying for pain and suffering. the federal government has taken this on? this is a frif russ lawsuit. >> what do you think? >> this is a freedom of religion issue. if somebody came and said i want a once in a lifetime three-week pay and i am part of 700 club and i want to go to dahliwood, you can do that. >> apparently it is a once in a lifetime thing. she is 28 or something. s

this is a fox news alert. a major blow to the president's health care law today and republican party boss michael steele made up his mind about running for another terp. the first legislative deal is cleared with the president's deal with the republicans and the president came out to urge congress to finish the job. we'll go straight to political correspondant cameron hill on capitol hill. >> hi, bret. >> supporters needed 60 votes and they got a huge momentous building vote with yes votes and counting. >> the vote began at 3:00 p.m. on the republican's deal with the republicans to extend the tax benefits. they lead reoff pledging support. >> plain and simple this is a compromise about jobs and extending middle tax cuts to help create job. not extending them would cost jobs. >> normal time limits were suspended because of bad weather. gop hailed the obama administration for working across the aisle on tax relief. >> this is a shift. >> compromise could come tomorrow. this proves both parties can in fact work t

fox news contributor margaret hoover.over, what disturbs me here is under the guise of anti-bullying, which absolutely you have to have. i mean, you know, kids who are feminine and girls feminine get worked over. we have got to identify people who are homosexuals to school children and we have got to talk about that. no. no, hoover. >> it's not just that, bill. they are doing three things to the law in california. this is what it proposings. include the law and lbg americans. historical value. adds them as under respected cultural and ethnic group muck the many already listed in the california educational requirements. does one other thing adds sexual orientation to the discrimination protection. >> bill: i don't mind the protection on that. but i don't want a third or fourth grader saying gay? what does that mean? i don't think that that should be introduced. what say you, carlson? >> i'm all for honoring the accomplishments of gay, lesbian, by sexual and transgender people which is what that stands for. but, let's face

tonight fox 5 is all over the redskins shocker. >> we'll have more on that story in a moment but first breaking news in virginia, a deadly accident right outside a metro station. thanks thanks for joining us tonight at 10:00. i'm shawn yancy. >> fox 5's roby chavez is there with more. >> reporter: the tragic scene unfolded this afternoon about 6:00 as commuters were heading home. take a look here. the accident investigation continues at this hour. the van involved remains exactly where it was when it all happened pulling into this parking lot. we understand the woman did die this afternoon shortly after the accident. here is where we know happened. it all happened just outside the king street metro station about 6:00 as we mentioned. alexandria police say it appears that a woman was running through the parking lot when she was struck by this large passenger van. apparently she was hit by the front end of the van as it was entering the king street metro parking lot. you can see her coat lying there on the ground. emergency crews were quickly on the scene just within moments, but not enough to save he

martha: "fox news alert."ebate that could really affect the bottom line for every, single one of us, here's a look at the place where this is shaking out today, that of course is the capitol, house lawmakers about to debate and likely vote today, folks, on whether or not they will extend the expiring tax cuts and the devil is as always in the details and it could be a really, bumpy ride as they hammer this out, that is how we start a brand new hour of "america's newsroom," glad to have you with us, i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning, good morning, martha. martha: good morning to you. bill: they are voting on the tax cuts for earning less than $250,000 a year, something republicans are not happy about. martha: and house speaker nancy pelosi saying republicans want to give tax cuts to the rich, but not pay to extend unemployment, here's what she says. >> you hear talk about extending tax cuts to the wealthiest people in america. and those tax cuts, we are told, should not be paid for, $700

melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >>> it is 4:30 on this monday morning. there is a live look at interstate 66 eastbound. that is the rest area for those of you that drive in from 66 coming into the city. it is snowing out there. you may not be able to tell it from the picture but the snow is definitely falling. looks like we're in for it for the rest of of the day. thank you for being here. talker -- tucker is here to tell us about the snow. >> dusting to up to an inch and an inch can start to cause some problems particularly on roadways that have been cold from the week of past cold. you can see the snow moving on in from the south and west. we are getting a little lobe of energy here associated with the big storm that came through yesterday. there is your hd radar. again, heaviest snow in the past hour or so has been just to the south of the city down towards dale city, fredericksburg, manassas. you can see it pushing close to downtown washington starting to spread to the rest of the beltway into reston and up north into montgomery county and east into

in london, fox news. >> fox news learned the u.s. air force blocked access to 25 website posting wikileaks documents. the sites include the "new york times" and guardian newspapers. the u.s. government is involved in the effort in guatemala to fight drug gangs from mexico. we look at what is happening and what the u.s. is doing about it. >> reporter: in the jungles of northern guatemala the military carved out a training base, the base is secret but it is no secret that the mexican drug cartel want to expand their operations south into guatemala to control the land routes and eliminate the drug families who long served as middle men in the drug trade. some cartel king pins moved their families out of the country. >> when you have drug are traffickers afraid of other drug traffickers, things are pretty bad. >> reporter: u.s. green berets sent the past three years training the special forces not just how to shoot straight but how to push back against cartels. a few days before we arrived, the zeta staged a prison break. the special forc

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. >>> fox news alert, police right now are searching parts of long island, new york, looking for more possible victims of a suspected serial killer on the loose. the bodies of four women were found dumped along a highway not far from a very popular beach area. this case may be linked to the disappearance of a maine woman who vanished last may. trace gal dwer is following these developments. trace? >> reporter: hey, megyn. we just found out suffolk county police will hold a news conference about this very case. look, they believe there are more bodies out there which is why they are now searching from the ground as well as from the air. you mentioned four bodies, all four of those bodies are women with. but not one of them is 24-year-old shannon gilbert. she's the reason police began this search in the first place and the reason they swarmed all over the house of joseph brewer. now, shannon gilbert went missing back in may after kind of a bizarre series of e events. she was hired by brewer off of craig's list. she went to his oak beach home. she called to 911 saying someone was trying

first, however we have a fox news extreme weather alert. less than 24 hours after this punishing winter storm wreaked havoc across the midwest. we are awaiting a new weather warning from forecasters that may cause some major concerns for folks in the eastern part of the country. the massive storm currently spanning eight states leaving much of indiana, chicago, minnesota and michigan in a deep freeze and under a state of emergency. we are already hearing reports that fe people who have died from shoveling this heavy snow -- five people have died. and there are stranded airline passengers and serious highway headaches across the region. we are just now hearing that this could be just the beginning. we have got full team coverage. steve brown live in illinois, and janice dean live in the fox news weather center with the big weather news in just a moment. first we want to get out to steve. steve, i mentioned tkheu, illinois, obviously affected, the worst of it appears to be in indiana. what is the latest? >> reporter: the latest there is they a

fox news. we will keep that story alive for another day.mmy kimmel mocking me and using christmas to do it. uh-oh. those reports after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] print from any mobile vice so your ideas can be there even when you're not. introducing the new web-connected printers with eprint from hp. pediatrician recommended pain reliever for children. plus, children's advil® brings fever down faster than children's tylenol®. choose children'advil®. relief you can trust. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, the great american news quiz. here they are, the epitome of brilliance fox news anchor martha maccallum from danville, ohio. and steve doocy representing representing a player from louisiana. before we go doocy, did you notice that ms. martha here is tan. >> she is glowing. >> bill: isn't it december? are you with snooky in the tanning bed over there in jersey. >> snooky and i are good buddies. hanging out at the tanning sla is aloan on a regular basis. i will tell her you said hi. >> bill: maccallum is tan and there

and it included exclusive access for a fox news crew. how interesting. she basically parachuted in for a photo-op. and this just in, of course the giants and vikings play tonight in detroit. brett favre, he's been put on the inactive list, so the streak stops at 297 games. our technical crew here, don't diss me during the show. i still love the viks. >>> but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. congress is another step closer to blowing a $900 billion hole in the deficit by lining the pockets of americans who are in the top 2% of income in this country. now, late this afternoon, the senate overwhelmingly passed a test vote on president obama's tax cut compromise with republicans. the president late this afternoon, moments ago, just addressed it. >> i am pleased to announce at this hour the united states senate is moving forward on a package of tax cuts that has strong bipartisan support. and this proves that both parties can in fact work together to grow our economy and

thursday, december 16th, fox news alert. i'm gretchen carlson. here's the news.ng attacks like the one in stockholm right here in the united states. and once again, their timeline is tied to christmas. >> meanwhile, are democrats waging their own war on christmas to make sure santa delivers everything on their wish list? harry reid now warning reic

and is also a fox news contributor.d to be here. martha: it almost feels like a last minute shopping list, stuff going on in congress now and suddenly it is all extremely important and all needs to happen, yesterday. basically. do you think the start treaty should be ratified? >> i don't think it should be ratified but, if any event if the senate really wants to take its constitutional responsibility on treaties seriously you need a couple weeks of debate and proposed amendments on this treaty an rushing it through, after a day-and-a-half, or two, or even three days of debate, doesn't nearly do justice to a treaty president obama says himself is a very, very important document. bill: critics say that the big problem here is that there is no way to verify, as robert gibbs has been talking about, there is no way for us to really verify that russia is doing what they say they'll do in terms of cutting back. >> the argument that we need the treaty to verify what russia is up to is about the silliest argument yet put forward

. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. it is a wild night in washington. >>> and this is a fox news alert. the tax cut compromise. we are watching all the action on the house floor tonight. there's wrangling this second. a final vote is expected tonight. we'll keep you updated throughout the hour. meanwhile, who could have guessed this would happen. a bombshell just dropped in the senate massive nearly 2,000 page omnibus spending bill now dead. harry reid did a head count and does not have votes to push the bill through. karl rove joining us live. who would have guessed this would have happened tonight. your thoughts that the omnibus bill is dead? >> harry reid went out and blamed republicans for its failure. i wish it was all the republicans' credit. there are 42 republicans and three, bennet of utah, bone of missouri and voinovich of ohio all three retiring indicated they would vote for omnibus. reid was unable to do it because he had defections inside the democrats, at least two on public record five or more thought to

here now to react fox news analyst alan colmes and monica crowley. can imagine that the supreme court when it hears it would uphold the fed's right to force people to buy it. 5-4 decision. in my opinion, you can't do that. >> that's my prediction as well 5-4. but that assumes that elena kagan recuse herself from hearing this case. she was solicitor general for a couple of years under president obama. she did argue on behalf of obama care or at least participated. >> bill: can they force her to recuse. >> it's unclear. if she does recuse herself. >> bill: it's over it? >> could be a 4-4 decision. in that case they have to let the lower court decision stand. >> bill: no, kagan would vote for it kennedy is the swing vote against it? >> correct. but if we recuses herself then you get a 4-4 decision. >> bill: it would be 5-3 decision. i'm going to kennedy saying no way. >> okay. >> bill: okay. i agree. >> i agree with you. >> kennedy would be a swing vote. we don't know how he would vote on it. >> bill: you can't debate this. it would have to be heard. le