at fox news chief urologist dr. david sumati gives us a real world example of the lady's doctor addiction. >> that's not-- she is sees her doctor, when was the last time you went to seat doctor. >> twoiers ago. >> exactly. >> and you. >> i have had lyme disease for the last ten days. >> so that's what happens, so you are basically paying for it. >> that's what happens. women get bitten by an insect, they get lyme disease am a pan gets bitten by an insect, he becomes a superhero. not fair. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: not fair. and folks it's no wonder the brown haired guy who is not steve doocy won't go to the doctor. he hates wearing that cone. folks, he's not alone. the fox doc explained the obvious reason why all men, always go to the doctor less. >> we are using the health-care system much less. you know, also, our body are completely different. we only have the prostate. women have the breasts, the ovary, the utterus that get checked. >> yeah, men only have the prostate. (laughter) meanwhile, women are lik

they serve a much more important purpose to agree with fox news talking points. say the president wants everyone to have insurance, who better to say that's a bad idea than a doctor? >> before they started this we were all in trouble with insurance to begin with. there's too much health insurance, it covers too much, too many people have it. [ laughter ] >> jon: congratulations, i've never heard that before. [ laughter ] there's just too many people. here is the problem with health care, too many people have insurance and food and shelter. i just doesn't feel special if everyone has it. [ laughter ] but these doctors don't just take on obamacare, they are medical expertise carries over to any fox talking point. >> right new we feel like it's unamerican to be a patriotic american in this country. >> everything in this country at every level is about regulation. it's very suspicious that a president is not coming forward with his college records. >> marriage is between a man and a woman. no group be they gays, be they nambla, be they people who believe in bestialit

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gregg: a fox news alert as we await a critical new hearing on benghazi.ia employees who witnessed that deadly terror attack expected to testify in closed-door session today before the house intel committee about what they saw and heard that terrible night. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live at our d.c. bureau with more. >> reporter: gregg, fox news has confirmed that two contractors appeared before the house intelligence committee wednesday, and three more, as you mentioned, who have signed this book deal for their story are scheduled to answer questions in a classified session later today. the congressman who leads the subcommittee on investigations confirming to reporters that the cia personnel are offering new information that does conflict with earlier testimony. >> pretty direct questions by members of the committee, and i think we've gotten some answers to some of the questions. there has been some contradiction in some of the testimony that we've had this previous hearings. >> reporter: one of the teems that came out of yes

we know what it means to serve. >>> fox news alert and back live in florida. a about to launch a new spacecraft. >> the mission is to study why mars may have transformed a wet planet to the barren planet it is today. it is on the launchpad and about to blast off. we'll bring in the managing editor of space.com. what is so exciting about this? >> the spacecraft is on internal power and ready to get off of the planet and head to mars. instead of looking at the surface of mars, this machine will look at why mars is the way it is. mars was once warm and had water. there is nothing there now. >> where did all of that water go? and if there were air, where did that go, to. take a listen for the liftoff and stand by in new york and down to cape canaveral cape. mavens mission to mars. >> 25. status check in go atlas. and go san tar. go maven. 20. 15. t- 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. main engines start and ignition and liftoff of the atlas five looking for clues about the evolution of mars through its atmosphere. everything looks good and still at 100 percent thrust. vehic

sunday talk show, fox news sunday. heck, hannity could have been anchoring it. chris wallace interviewed two business guys, two businessmen, who recently got cancellation notices on their health insurance. take a look at this. >> stephen curry joins us from chicago. kay joiner is in atlanta. they're both businessmen who have lost their health care plans. >> my out of pocket for my family is $3500. and everything else is paid at 100%. the closest thing i could find that's comparable, as they say, was a $12,000 out of pocket for my family. so there's a huge difference in there. and i looked through all the different plans. >> i had my policy in affordable care act for over three-and-a-half years and received a letter stating temperatures going to be cancelled. i called around and found out the same policy would cost me almost $500 a month and i found that not acceptable. i'm a small business owner. i have eight employees. i have to make a payroll every week and that sort of increase is hard to manage. >> now, let me give

what's happening here is fox news is bringing people on with excuses.h absolutes about the health care law. and they are, as i can see it, big-time bending stories to present to the american people as absolutes. what's your take on it? >> that's correct. that's correct. i mean, it's just not the case that this somehow the employer mandate is going to make his business not vital. it's just not -- that's not reality. he does have to absorb a cost. there is no question about that. but it's just -- for him to be able to sit there and say that he's selling his business because of obama care, you know, he told me he attended seminars and talked to lawyers and accou accountants for a whole year and came to the conclusion that obama care is going to make his business unviable and he's got to sell now. and it's just more of the same, and, you know, fox is not going to stop any time soon, and it's just a fact of life right now. what are you going to do? >> well, i don't think there's going to be too many people across america who are going to feel sorry for a guy

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news election alert. the polls are now closed in new jersey and virginia. fox news can project that republican governor chris christie will easily beat democratic challenger barbara buono a state senator who has never been competitive against the incumbent and possible 2016 candidate. in virginia the gubernatorial race is too close to call. although terry mcauliff appears to be leading ken cuccinelli and robert sar vimplet. >> sarvis. this vote is too close to call. our fox news exit poll shows 52% of virginia voters think cuccinelli is too conservative on the issues while 41% think mcauliff is too liberal. we have our eye on this race and others including the new york mayoral race. we will bring you all the info as soon as we get it keep it here on fox news channel. america's election headquarters. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonigh >> what we said was you could keep it if it hasn't changed since the law has passed. >> the president getting in deeper and deeper contradicting himself over obamacare and

maybe that's a valid criticism against fox news. i don't run fox news. have my own problems as a factor. i look at it this way. >> yeah didn't you do more on it? the mistakes. >> because everybody makes them. it doesn't have anything do with people's lives. the perception of benghazi wouldn't have changed by lara logan's report. the guy was sharl ton. it happens. i feel sorry for "60 minutes." i think they are anna noble enterprise. i will cut them slack on a mistake. >> you take a lot of slack which is within your purview, msmnbc. >> i don't spend much time on msnbc. >> a lot of people think when msnbc has done by doing left is set out to copy fox news, only on the other side. >> they are not making any money. i mean, they are not doing very well. their audience is going -- is very low. so i don't know. they can do what they want over there. look, the only thing that i don't want is personal attacks designed to injure. if i see that over there, i will dip in a little bit. chris matthews saying why doesn't he write a book "killing o'reilly." he is just k

afternoon to you from the fox news deck. president obama is getting ready right now to sit down with state insurance officials as his signature healthcare law takes another huge hit in the polls. there is a new cbs news survey out it indicates but 7% of americans say obamacare is working well and should stay in place as is. 48% say there are good parts to the law but that it needs changes. and 43% say the government should scrap it completely. the problems are also hitting the president in the polls a big way. that seems the cbs survey 57% of the americans don't approve of the job as president. that's all-time high in that poll. 37% approve. that's down from 46% in october when the healthcare web site launched. we have team fox coverage now. mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. let's start with ed henry who is live at the white house. between the polls and democrats bill clinton urging him to make some changes. there is a lot of pressure on the president from his own supporters here. there are and with that pressur

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we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >> help is on the way from the united states military, people suffering half way around the world from us after one of the planets strongest storms, a super typhoon hit their nation. a super typhoon is a storm that has winds above 150 miles an hour. it is equal to a category four or five hurricane. the philippines, good friends for the united states, a place with a strong democracy but having a tough time helping its own people. our planes are in the air and some have already touched down. they will do some search and rescue. the storm itself has slowed down a bit now expected to hit vietnam within an hour or so. where has it been? you're seeing that now. the philippines. the red cross says 10,000 people may have died here, maybe more. absolutely no estimates so far on how many are injured and need medical care to survive the night. this is what the typhoon left behind. carna carnage. hell on earth. >> we walked from the hotel. it took three hours. but, our goal is i must go out of this city. >> yo

here on fox news channel. jon: very good morning to you as we celebrate what is in many respects sort of a somber friday. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. new fallout meanwhile after senate democrats go nuclear voting to strip republicans of the power to block many presidential nominees. the new rule requires a simple majority, 51 votes instead of 60, to end a filibuster and bring most nominations to a full floor vote. republicans are calling this a raw power grab. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington with more on this hi, mike. >> reporter: patti ann, congress was already struggling to get things done. republicans call it a power grab to force things through. many are expecting short-term complications and senate may be changed forever. >> what is so damning, and what will last for a long time, unless we change it. , that could permanently change the unique aspects of this institution, united states senate, is if a majority can change the rules, then only a majority ca

we have a fox news alert for you. while you were sleeping, iran and six other world nuclear powers reached a deal. what does this mean to our country's strongest allies. what is the leader of israel, by the way, saying about this? we have a live report from the white house. hello, tucker. >> good morning, juliet. >>> pack your patience. how the winter blast could affect your travel plans on the single busiest travel day of the year. the interception of terrible weather and the holidays. tell you more. >>> and take a look at this. don't try this at home. hugging a shark. if you have a shark at home, call me. >> good for you. >> i'd like to know more where you live. in atlanta. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >>> good morning. my pleasure. good being here. >> wonderful having you. >> cheerful morning person. >>> when we turn the temperature down in the studio, that's when she is not cheerful. >> i'm looking at a fried turkey, i can't cut it. >> we're going to be talking more turkeys. john will be back with

that is tomorrow only on the fox news channel. check out your local listings. >>> well, greg, a little positive pr could go a long way in the obamacare rollout mess especially with small business owners. how this group could sink or save the legislation. >> plus will kindle make the naughty or nice list this holiday season? we will take a close look at the folks from consumer reports next. >>> it is time for a look at some of the top headlines. a harvard university says its annual budget deficit has soared to $34 million over the last year. that's more than $25 million increase from last year. the school says it has now put measures in place to try to rein in the spending. relatives of the late civil rights leader malcolm x are trying to block a chicago company from selling copies of his recently published diary. the publishers say they have a signed contract for the book and the family says they did not get the proper permission. a 25-year-old model from venezuela has been crowned the new miss universe. gabriella isler taking the

in jerusalem, fox news. fascinating view there. >>> iran is inviting united nations inspectors to a facility linked to the unfinished reactor to produce weapons grade material. the offer for access to the heavy water plant comes a week after the deal between iran and the west. it's not part of that agreement to ease sanctions against iran. back here at home, a growing course of jewish leaders is joined by several members of congress. religion correspondent lauren green responds. >> secret police header quarters in spring 2003, soldiers found a he brew bible and scrolls. >> it was a remarkable experience to see remains of the heritage of the jews what they say babylonian. >> hussein stole the items you persecuting the jews who lived in the region. today just five individuals remain. in the deal signed in 2003 with the iraqi government, the 2700 items were shipped to washington d.c. for preservation and digitizing. the arrangement required they be returned. jews living in the u.s., europe and israel insist the

this is fox news channel.e went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ shep. >>> breaking news out of pittsburgh. three people have been shot in or near a pittsburgh high school. the early reporting is the shooting happened off campus and that these -- we now believe students, according to the reporting of the pittsburgh post gazette. that newspaper is citing the school officials, ones with whom we have not spoken. i'm letting you know what the newspaper is reporting and respected one it is. the newspaper is reporting that these three people are students who have been shot. a live look at the school now. police are searchin

hello again from fox news in washington. new jersey governor chris christie won reelection by a landslide this week making him the early front-runner for the republican presidential nomination in 2016. we'll talk with the governor in a moment but first chief political correspondent carl cameron with a look at christie's record and the challenges he'll face if he decides to run for president. >> i want to say thank you, new jersey, for making me the luckiest guy in the world. >> it was an easy reelection. the real work was during and after superstorm sandy and chris christie earned some of the highest tpaeufrblt -- favorability ratings in the country positioning himself for a 2016 presidential bid. christie's chummyness with president obama during last year's presidential campaign raised some g.o.p. eyebrows. >> i think as long as you stick to your principles compromise isn't a dirty word. >> christie cut new jersey's taxes but the state's unemployment rate is a point higher than the national average. he cultivated relationshi

jon: fox news alert. we are 10 minutes away from an address by the president there. it appears to be taking place in the brady briefing room at the white house. we expect him to say something like this. if you like your health care plan you can keep it. have you heard that before? jenna: i think i heard that once or twice before, jon. jon: yeah. we are understanding that the president is going to say now that if you like your health care plan and hates been canceled, well, he is going to direct the insurance companies who have canceled you to allow some kind of an administrative fix he calls it that will allow them to reinstate you, even if they don't meet the obamacare requirements. >> but he can't force that. we have to make sure we offer a little bit of a disclaimer before we hear from the president, jon. there are administrative fixes there are limits to his power. jon: right. so we're anxiously awaiting what the president has to say. he will be up at podium we're told in 10 minutes although this whit

joining me now is the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. good morning.ear me, chris? >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> tell me what did you learn from chris christie about what showing up means? >> well, what he is saying is that you don't just show up in hispanic communities, african-american communities, communities that don't necessarily vote republican. around the election. you have to be there all the time. now, christie is on the record, he supports comprehensive immigration reform, including a path to citizenship. he also supports a local new jersey version, state version of the dream act that in-state tuition for the children of the illegal immigrant brought to this country when they were just children. he's basically saying if you want to appeal to these people, you have to do it all the time, not just two weeks before the election. >> i would imagine that republicans are not the only ones taking notice of his win. in your interview, i know christie said this. and i'm fascinated that he won 57% of the women, 51% of hispanics, and 42% of dem

fox news cannot confirm this. we'll continue to follow this and our breaking news coverage continues right after this. >>> it is 16 minutes past noon in los angeles where still no flights have taken off. it's our understanding after the shooting that happened. excuse me. at 9:30 this morning in terminal three there. some pictures i want to show you in our monster wall here. these are live pictures coming in to us from kabc. you can see up on the roof here, there are still authorities who are watching over and we've been seeing that all over the place. some have been armed, some have been not, some had binoculars with them. just to make sure there's nothing more going on, authorities have told us they do not believe there is another shooter. they've canvassed the whole area and here, you can see this is the area outside terminal three where we have seen so many passengers. there's little ground tharaffic and the vehicles we've seen are pretty much law enforcement vehicles inside the airport itself and beyond. so, th

fox news senior correspondent adam housley looks at the new documents and images and tells us what theyean. >> quietly the u.s. state department this week posted 57 injuries from free -- inquiries from the freedom of information request online in virtual reading room. document and photos that reveal little new information are a fraction of the benghazi evidence still being withheld now more than a year after ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed in the libyan terrorist attack. >> this is an administration in full stonewall mode when it comes to benghazi. >> the government watchdog group judicial watch is one of the organizations that is forced the state department to release a few documents through lawsuits. but this online posting of the photos, contracts and press reports, however small has it come without a fight. >> the fact is that a non-profit organization had to sue the state department to get documents and photos of the benghazi consulate attack. it came as a result of the lawsuit. it didn't come from congress. or from the obama administration. >> the state depar

target demographics of if you look at the msnbc up to an extent and definitely still in its ban on fox news on a new mix and other media of light of satellite and talk radio where the where the demographics are even more defiant. the estimated that there is no objectivity objectivity is a tool just like taking a point of view there's no other news no absolutes there that it is just a tool so you know with the tool means you can get more viewers you can generate some some controversy. even if you get caught. i mean cnn now has eyes on and on its website and on this tv because they've been caught in this controversy of of of of possibly censoring the russian ambassadors words of more people are watching soaps like hey you know. a week and we win if we messed up people to talk about the setback and consider cnn's business model and art has been sinking in the ratings of the latest new year's eve mentions jeff soccer's administration can you put a finger on what the problem might be. well it's it's basically ferment for things fall apart any of these that in these various broadcast media outlet

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it's chris wallace fox news. >> "the new york times" put this on the front page, howie. this is not a front page story. it's a legitimate story. let's be fair. barack obama has a sibling. hillary clinton has siblings that have disagreed with them on policy issues. that has never been on the front page of the "new york times." why this? because it's a conservative. why this? because it's the cheneys. and it's also because they absolutely want to stop liz from getting into the senate. nobody should be surprised by this. >> you're frowning. but how do you not mention it? whether it's front page news or not is a very legitimate point. how do you not mention it when mary cheney has been so vocal in criticizing her sister? >> there's two issues. one, sure, if mary's vocal and criticizing her sister it's a story. it could be a gossip story which i think is what rick is getting at. until you consider this is indicative of a larger issue going on in america on gay marriage, social issues, gay rights especially where you see families become conflicted. you're starting to see the r

station and here on fox news channel. i don't miss it. >>> how would you like to be -- this bugs me -- talk on your cell phone during a flight? or listen to everybody else on the plane talking on their cell phone? that's what the feds are considering. but not everybody is on board. you heard my confession. tell us what you think. tweet us at shep news team hash tag cells on planes. we'll read your comments. take a look. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> you may soon be able to use your cell phone while in flight. but not everybody else is liking this. and that's what critics are protesting today. the feds say there would be some restrictionsment you would not be able to use your phone during ta

some announcement of the deal here, harris. >> again, so everybody is caught up as they tune into fox newsnnel right now, we are in the middle of our continuing live coverage now, breaking news, six world powers and the islamic regime of the iran have reached some sort of a deal. we're getting drips and drabs but we want to confirm it on our own, the president of the united states is getting set to speak. he's about three minutes past the point in which we thought he would be talking right now. the press core is assembled. this is the state dining room that we're told he'll speak from. we're waiting for confirmation from him about what's in this deal. james rosen is joining us on the phone and judith miller is going to be with us at any moment now. as we talks i want to ask her about that part of the world. i understand that the foreign minister has left that hotel this evening and we may have some video of that, of him leaving tonight. the world powers met briefly, about an hour ago and then we started hearing that some sort of a deal had been reached, but the iranian foreign minister as

. >> y afternoon from the fox news deck where we are in the middle of breaking news. police are about to hold a news conference following a bloody crime involving a virginia state senator. we learned somebody stabbed that state nor. creigh deeds in the body and neck and his son died at the scene. and word that the son was evaluated for mental problems and released because the facility did not have room for him. that's according to the richmond times dispatch newspaper. we are hoping police will define that report at a nut conference tsunami. police say this went down this morning inside the lawmaker's home in virginia. creigh deeds is a democrat who unsuccessfully ran for good four years ago. police say this morning he managed to walk away from the stabbing at his own home. he went to a road and flagged down a motorist who happened to be his cousins. they went to the cousin's home and called 9-1-1. senator deeds is now in the hospital in critical condition. police report they went to the senator's home and found his son, shot and that the son later died. this image he

first from the fox news deck at 3:00 in new york. former president clinton jump interesting the healthcare debate. he is publicly telling president obama he should keep his prom mitt to the american people who like their are inance and want to keep it. even if that means redoing parts of the healthcare law. president clinton says the nation is better with the new healthcare law than without it, but mentioned the millions of folks who lost their insurance even after the president said over and over that would not happen. the former president, president clinton, made the remarks to a web site named ozzie.com, one that for some reason edited music over the interview. >> i personally believe, the president should honor his commitment the federal government made to people and let them keep what they got. >> reporters jumped on president clinton's comments at the white house briefing. the very first question for jay carney. >> if you saw the president say in an interview with nbc last week, the answer is, yes, the president has tasked his

and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> "fox news sunday," a presentation of fox news. >>> this weekhe journal editorial report," the administration hints it won't meet its deadline to fix the health care website as lawmakers prepare to head home for the holidays and face angry constituents. is an obama care delay just a party of time. >>> a record set with j.p. morgan has the justice department crowing. who are the real winners in this $13 billion payout? >>> and as the country commemorates the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination we will examine new evidence of a castro connection. and welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm

jon: fox news learned the white house feared the website would not work. internal emails reveal senior technical advisors warned the administration days before launch that the site could crash. though it is still having problems, "the new york times" reports a glimmer of hope. navigators say they have seen major improvement in the online application process. "the washington post" though points at that millions of americans looking for coverage under obamacare will not have access to some of our nation's best hospitals. they're being excluded from many of the plans to keep costs low. in meantime house republicans are hearing the concerns of their constituents. we are awaiting a google hankout set to get underway later in the hour. let's talk about it all with nina easton, senior editor and columnist for "fortune" magazine and fox news contributor. now we know, there were warnings like from henry chao, the guy tasked with getting the white house assembled, he was telling the white house days before launch this thing could crash and we have to find a way to ma

a fox news exclusive. new evidence of just how seriously the obama administration was taking the possibility of failure and embarrassment ahead of the disastrous health care rollout. ed henry has been chasing this down all afternoon and has obtained new documents. >> good evening. confidential documents obtained by fox suggest people inside the administration just one week before the website launched had fears it may fail. more fears than they may have let on publicly. top aides to president obama were nervous healthcare.gov would be, quote, unavailable and become an embarrassment. a private e-mail sent on the 25th to government colleagues and the website's contractors was aobtained by darrell issa. it references a meeting the previous day that included the president's chief technology administrator. he wrote, when they were here yesterday, one of the things todd conveyed was this fear the white house has about hc.gov being unavailable. chow warned park would be back for more answers on september 30th and w

fox news projecting mcauliffe has beaten republican cuccinelli to become virginia's next governor but neither candidate reportedly getting a plurality of votes as it has become a botched a lot of obamacare and new jersey governor crist christie has elevated to night his national profile beating his ready-made by a sizable matt margin and final tallies are coming in but christie is expected to be the first republican to receive more than 50 percent of the vote from new jersey. estate it carried more than 17 points for obama and de blasio cruises to a landslide victory for his race of mayor defeating his opponent to become the first democratic mayor in two decades. started with the tightest race of the evening. said to be the governor of virginia fox news richard edson is live at mcauliffe headquarters in virginia. i can get a sense of the mood. what is the reaction? >> about 15 minutes ago and not just for the last few minutes they finally called on other networks the ace 46 it was closer than others thought that now it is a party the crowd explodes a few moments ago caused to why this

reaction, joining us from reaction, fox news analyst charles krauthammer.virginia now a liberal state, charles? >> it remains a purple state. it's up for grabs. the last time we enacted this play four years ago a republican won. i think the republicans had a weaker but obamacare was a very key issue. this is going to be the one lesson the democrats are going to take out of last night's elections and what you said is true. the white house, the president is not going to change. that's because he is not running again. so he will stay there. he will hang in there. he will pretend it's all going well. he will do all the surges or whatever. what you have to keep your eye on is the uprising. it doesn't have the to be the uprising in the country. uprising among the democrats who have to run next year. 11 democrats in the senate who have signed on to a postponement, there is going to be an uprising if this continues and then obama is going to be at the crossroads. >> it will be interesting to see how that will be handled because we have ed henry coming up behind you