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

today continues as a fox news channel contributor. >> welcome to washington. am bret baier. >> what advice did britt give you when you to-- before you to over? >> he said two things, one be yourself, two, let the news driver the show. >> this is why i need a humvee. this is not cutting it. >> the news has taken brett out of the studio and on the road and even on a 100 mile bike ride with wounded veterans and president bush. >> i must confess, you beat expectations. >> it wmust have been pretty lo. >> yes, they were. >> why do you think people watch fox? >> i think it's a formula that works. it works why britt created the whole structure. it is news driven. the correspondents drive it. then to have analysis at the end of the show with the panel it's an equation that works. >> you think about "special report" you think about fox news sunday, you think about the people that sat in the chair. >> tony snow. >> god rest his soul. >> chris wallace, britt. >> tony was a new comer to television and a very bright and talented guy and a sweet guy. people have said that ab

back to fox news, our story. >>> welcome back to fox news. "our story." susteren's program moved three hours earlier to 7:00 p.m. she continued her ratings success as a number one show. her winning formula is simple. greta follows her curiosity to people and places in washington and around the world. >> i think the viewers get that. it goes out the to the camera that we enjoy our jobs. just a short time ago senator hatch went on the record. >> why do you live in washington? >> because this is where the action is. you see behind you the united states capitol. that's where the stories are. >> he needs to quit borrowing. >> if it doesn't work we are all this n trouble. >> it is a political space. >> if i go to interview senator hatch i will run into four senators. i get information from them. i meet their staff. we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a more intimate relationship. so i have the jump on every single other cable news show. they hope the people show up. i can put my hands on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivation and the conseque

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

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

in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. >> preparations now underway in south africa to say final good-byesandela. we'll have a live report from johannesburg. >> and as the troubled new health carrollout continues, many offices complain they're having trouble answering all the questions for their employees over obamacare and a bunch of other things. we're going to take a look at that issue coming up next >>> nelson mandela's body arriving in his hometown today. the antiapartheid leader died on december 5 at age 95. now his state funeral is set for tomorrow as world leaders and civil rights activists gather to remember his legacy. greg palkot is in johannesburg with the latest. >> reporter: nelson mandela is coming home for the last time. the body of a man many here consider to be the father of modern day south africa was flown to the rural eastern part of this country where he was born, where he will be buried sunday. there had been flap earlier today, anti-apap tide veteran and mandela friend tutu thought he wasn't invited, said he wasn't going to attend. huge stir over that. now we are to

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, who is a fox news contributor. good morning from los angeles. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> the "new york times" this morning said there is, quote, no evidence that al qaeda or other international groups had any role in this attack, and it was, indeed, according to the "new york times," the video. what do you make of this? >> this is not journalism. this is an editorial piece masked as journalism. this is was unsophisticated and incorrect. what al qaeda involved? the fact that they interviewed people a year after the event when they could say, oh, we're not part of al qaeda. no, not us. and in fact, you know, it was that video. doesn't contradict -- doesn't displace the evidence that was found immediately after the attack of the terrorist nature of it. it was undertaken by al qaeda affiliates. if we have learned anything in the past ten years, it's that al qaeda doesn't have a corporate organization chart. it's a distributed network. it doesn't leave a paper trail. by flying in formation with other groups

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

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that's according to a fox news poll in late june. in late july, a majority of americans wanted it repealed. a new generation of gop lawmakers who thought they saw a way to do that were selling their strategy last august. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz! >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father and a working class irish-american mother. princeton, clerkship, youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate, repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who is dogged and determined, i know horse flesh. >> democrat pat goodell began working in politic when is jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> we've had someone who has been in five months, be the focus of the president and vice president, because they smell something that scares them. >> the most significan

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

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stay with fox news for the latest updates. we'll continue to update you with the latest information. thank you for watching "fox & friends" this morning. thanks for joining us. >>> new details coming in on that deadly train derailment in new york city, as we have been reporting here at fox news. authorities say four passengers have been killed in that early morning train derailment that happened in the bronx, new york, right next to the spuyten duyvel station in the southern part of the bronx. happening this morning, dozens more have been injured. you're looking at the aerial video of the scene. we're told four train cars of the train flew off the track as it was going into the curve. that was just a few hundred yards from the station. the train from poughkeepsie going south to new york city this morning. hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday. >> i'm jamie colby. there are numerous emergency crews on the scene. we'll stay on the story and let you know if the numbers change. the m

no one knows what will happen january 1. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news it's "the kelly file" with megyn kelly. new fallout over the bipartisan budget deal in washington as we hear growing calls for republicans to reject it. marc thiessen is a former speech writer for george bush and a fellow at the american enterprise institute. you have an interesting take suggesting that the republicans on capitol hill have a case of ptsd or post traumatic stress disorder. what do you mean? >> exactly. since barack obama took office the republicans have basically -- he's run the table over the republicans from this stimulus to obamacare to the fiscal cliff tax increases. the one victory republicans had, the one government reducing victory was the budget control act, sequester. they are giving it up. spending was supposed to go down for the next year. instead we are raising it by $63 billion over the next two years. why. they have ptsd. they are scarred by the government shutdown experience and they are afraid of having another fiscal fight with president obama in january. paul ryan sai

and something i have to say, lou, that she had the support of fox news. on behind you and someone like roger ailesho cares about the first amendment and cares about backing reporters is so essential. this was an enormously expensive to more than yearlong fight. and thanks to the perseverance of this news organization and thisoung, brav reporter, she has won a very important decision for journalists everywhere. a very close decision, even with all of us. 4-3. the dissent said, look, the shield law, a journalist shield law should not protect her because the communications that she had that we talked about were in colorado. colorado is a different shield law that new york. it was a ver close decision. france which you were getting at, what people were saying. >> well, what is basically does is says to if you are in new york based reporter or or a reporter from another state based in new york you have the total protection to protect your sources that in your state allows. lou: i love the fact that the majority refred to the fact that this is the media capitol

. >>> fox news alert. the "new york times" is making a bombshell new claim about the deadly benghazi terrorist attack. it contradicts many of the findings that we have heard overt last 15 months about who was behind that attack that killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. good evening, everyone. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news home quarters. i'm jamie colby. >> i'm greg gutfeld. that making -- i'm gregg jarrett the new findings completely contradicting the assessments of some of our most senior lawmakers, including the chairman of the permanent select committee on intelligence, congressman mike rogers, who had this to say about who was behind the assault. listen. >> it is accurate that of the group that is being targeted by the bureau at this point, there is strong al-qaeda ties. >> chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us live on the phone. you have been reporting on this story since the day after the attack. what's your assessment of the "new york

welcome back to fox news sunday. since the relaunch a week ago of the website, enrollment numbers are up sharply. that's theood news, but the administration says that the website is still sending erroneous messages to insurers about one in ten people who think they have signed up. isn't a 10% error rate still a serious problem? >> as i understand it, they're working very hard on those so-called 834 forms and second of all, they're working with the insurers to clean up that information and they did push that a little further down, which they have time to do because they don't need to get the information to them for another few week and they're both working really hard to solve that problem. in addition, they identified one bug that seals to be causing a large portion. >> but it's still a problem. >> in october, you said they couldn't solve the b problem of signing up. they have gone a lopg way. >> i never said that. you're making that up. >> and now, they decidedly put this second and they're kr addressing it. >> okay,

charles krauthammer is a fox news contractor and author of the number one new york times bestseller "things that matter" last five weeks charles good to see you. you know, we've been talking about this is that let's say all of health care.gov got fixed. and running swimmingly. everybody getting signed up who thought they were signed up. and go to january, when going for care, when they go for care, more and more they're just not going to get it. not the way they used to. >> a lot of them aren't going to at all f they get it, insurers ill zil to pay without having idea whether this person is insured we have a system that is in unchartered waters. the be reason we're here is because of the deception that under lay all of obamacare. it wasn't just the promise if you had a plan, you can keep the plan. or doctor, you can keep the doctor. the impression and had it, liked it. he was saying i've got a plan it's going to leave all of you unaffected. americans are generous they, a lot said, okay. try to do that. we're learning that not only was it known, but intended it would demolish the way a

. >> all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> and hello again from fox news in washington. the president promised by the end of november, the problems plaguing healthcare.gov would be fixed. and a new administration report released this morning cites, quote, "dramatic progress." but does that mean the web site to enroll in obamacare is fully functional? and what about the larger program? we'll have a fair and balanced debate between two experts in a moment. but, first, we turn to fox news correspondent peter doocy for the latest -- peter. >> chris, federal officials promised that healthcare.gov would work smoothly for a vast majority of users starting today. but that has not been the case so far because this morning, the critical verification system is unavailable. that's the system that confirms identities and make sure people are receiving proper coverage information. and applications cannot be submitted without this important step. the site says this particular problem should be solved within 24 hours. and there is another error much earlier in the process as well, when t

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

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

that's according to a fox news poll in late june. late july a majority of americans wanted it repealed. a new generation of gop lawmakers who thought they saw a way to do that were selling their strategy last august. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father and a working-class irish-american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite, and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate -- repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> you have someone who's dogged, determined. i've been in politics. i know horseflesh. >> reporter: democrat pat goodell began working in politics when jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> we've had someone who's been in the senate five months. he's the focus of the president,

no one knows what will happen january 1. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news it's "the kelly file" with megyn kelly. >> new fallout over the bipartisan budget deal in washington, as we hear growing calls for republicans to reject it. marc thiessen is a former speech writer for george w. bush and a fellow at the american enterprise institute. you have an interesting take on this, marc, suggesting that the republicans on capitol hill have a case of ptsd or post traumatic stress disorder. what do you mean? >> exactly. since barack obama took office the republicans have basically -- he's run the table over the republicans from this stimulus to obamacare to the fiscal cliff tax increases. the one victory republicans had, the one government reducing victory was the budget control act, sequester. they are giving it up. spending was supposed to go down for the next year. instead we are raising it by $63 billion over the next two years. why. they have ptsd. they are scarred by the government shutdown experience and they are afraid of having another fiscal fight with president obama in

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

joe is joining us on the fox news deck. there's news.ave to do that. >> they made me say that. >> do you think funeral directors only do funerals? they don't. and you did eat part. >> multitalented. >> so in real life 11 years ago you're bottoming out. you've got an alcohol problem. and you knew you needed to turn your life around. a lot of people have had this problem. how bad was it and how did you do it? >> it was really bad. the sheriffs knocked on the door at one point and gave me five minutes to collect my belongings. i went to my car that had a boot on it that was eventually auctioned off. i essentially lost everything. >> why? >> why? i think i was born that way. i was born with a predisposition. i was wired in reverse. when i found alcohol, i was just off and running. and some people get it. and they're lucky enough to get it and move past it. and other people are unlucky and don't. i was one of the lucky ones. 12 years ago was really bad. >> you're not just lucky. you worked hard. >> yeah. i wound up working hard. but i think w

that's according to a fox news poll in late june. late july, a majority of americans wanted it repealed. a new generation of gop lawmakers, who thought they saw a way to do that, were selling their strategy last august. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father, and a working-class, irish-american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite, and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate. repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who's doggedly determined. i've been in politics. >> democrat pat caddell began working in politics when jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> you have someone who has been in the senate five months? he's the focus of the president, the vice president, every democratic mailing

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

>> the issue with ed shultz is disclosure. >> no, you couldn't do that on the fox news channel or cbsr abc news. you couldn't that that as a commentator or janitor. you can't do it. but over there. look. this is what should happen and i hope comcost is the parent company and listening. just make msnbc in the entertainment network. make your money. make your money. left wing network fine. but you are not a news network. you are advocacy network and take it out and put it on the entertainment band. >> a lot of people engage on advocacy on fox news. >> not policy. >> msnbc is 85 percent opinion according to the pugh research center. >> what would be wrong with putting it in the nbc entertainment banner. >> it benefits by association. pete williams and brian williams and gets the sheen. >> i do entertainment ven ushs. but if you were the president of npc news you would feel comfortable with all of the things happening over there? would you? >> msnbc plays to the base. >> you are dodging my question. if you upon the nbc president would you feel comfortable. >> not the comments maled by ale

and juan williams, a fox news analyst who has interviewed nelson mandela. what does it say about our media culture? >> the focus is on a nonstory. this is low hanging fruit for the media, something that's easy for them to shoot. they don't have to cover the speech itself, they don't have to talk to people. all they have to do is focus their lens on an event and then talk about it. we minimize real news because number one, sometimes it can be entertaining in the case of the selfies and number two, it is easier. >> chris, nonstory, but let's stipulate raul castro is a dictator. >> the castro brothers are monsters and they have repressed their people for decades. the president shaking his hand, the first one since bill clinton to do so in 2000 is significant. and the other thing that happens in a story like this is nelson mandela was near death for some many months. his passing from this either was an expected event. he was 95. he had been very sick. we had done all of that and thought about that. so by the time you get to the memorial ceremony -- >> you want

we'll go in depth jenna: twelve noon here on the east coast and a fox news alert. we're watching a news conference out of the centers for disease control in atlanta today. health officials there are updating all of us on this year's flu season. we've learned that about 40% of people the cdc says should get a flu shot have done so, it's now urging everybody else to get the vaccine which is readily available this season, they say. we should also hear more about this current strain of the flu and just how bad it may be. we'll bring you updates as it happens. ♪ ♪ jon: and speaking of the flu and health care, our top story, effects of obamacare now felt by doctors as well as patients around the country. i'm jon scott. jenna: how neatly the stories work together. jon: you've got to get a doctor to give you your flu shot. jenna: i'm jenna lee, welcome to a brand new hour of "happening now," and lawmakers right now are hearing from doctors about some of the ways the health care law is impacting not only them, but their patients as well. take a listen. >> none of what you're

because you didn't hear it on fox news. neglect to tell them what what they are saying is absolutely untrue so why would they put it on the news. it's idiotic. >> when you say something you saw on fox news they get upset and ask if they ever watched it they never have. sometimes they have a few drinks. this is what happens around the holidays. they sit around and hate watch fox news. they watch it just to get their ire up. that's what happens. that's what these transformers do. >> do you ever talk politics or do you stay away from it completely. >> i do stay abuy. like i said, i like to -- you like to listen and i nod my head a lot and i say well that's interesting. that's an interesting perspective, you know. because the thing is, you are not going to sell anyone. you try to change people's minds, and like the obama boy in his pajamas, they think they are going it change minds around the holidays and they are not. why bother? and if they call you names, sometimes they get personal and if they say you are a racist, then you

joining us now is fox news analyst kt k.t. mcfarland. it's so good to see you. he issue of the deputy consul here in her arrest, apparently being strip searched. plus the charges by the new york city police department. >> that's right, doesn't make any sense. diplomats have been in the united states and so there they're something that has gone very wrong here. lou: it's not a matter-of-fact, but there's a lot of disrespect and where is the obama administration. and i understand where michael bloomberg is. so where is the president of the united states on this? >> well, let's turn to mohammed morsi. >> when i was in egypt it was pretty clear that mohammed morsi and the mother muslim brotherhood with al qaeda, he let out some prisoners and turns that went and set up shop and they refuse to let the army go clean them out. so i think that what you will see it after the egyptian referendum and then further elections, my guess is that you will see a major political trials of not just mohammed morsi but the muslim brotherhood and i wouldn't be surprised if some of them

charles krauthammer is a fox news contributor and author of "things that matter," number one on the new york times bestseller week and has been for five weeks. the judge blocked the program as it relates to the telephone users who were complaining about the program. this judge is george w. wibus w appointee. he's no left-leaning judge. i want to show the viewer what is he said in issuing an injunction which is now stayed. so it doesn't take effect until the case is played out on appeal. the fourth amendment is offended by general warrants and laws that allow sichs to be conducted indiscriminately. i cannot imagine a more indiscriminate invasion that the collection and retention of personal data on virtually every single citizen without prior judicial approval. he says i have little doubt that the author of the constitution james madison would be aghast. what do you make of it? >> i can imagine something more intrusive and that would be in the fsa listened to what was said. we are talking about the recording of the data as to when a call is made, how long it's made and to whom it is made

have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> fox news sunday is a presentation of this week on "the journal editorial report," the white house releases new obamacare enrollment numbers but not the one that is really matter. if the law is finally working, why the secrecy? >>> plus, a bipartisan budget accord averts another government shutdown but angers some conservatives. was it the best deal republicans could get? >>> if you thought the irs targeting scandal was over, think again. we'll tell you about the agency's latest efforts to silence tea party groups. >>> welcome to "the journal eder to yol report." i'm paul gigot. the white house released new obamacare enrollment

. >>> now to a fox news alert. because the senate just now convening on capitol hill after a bit of a break and a vote on a controversial judicial nomination is expected to cap off a very busy day. now, why is this controversial? because it's going to be the first nominee voted on since harry reid and the democrat controlled senate decided to invoke that so-called nuclear option. which greatly reduces the minority parties, the republican's, ability to stop the process. the last time patricia millet came up for a vote from the d.c. circuit court, she was blocked. this time around she will likely sail right through. the court she'll serve on seen as the second most powerful one in the federal system and a steppingstone to the supreme court. >>> remember the president's promise that you could keep your doctor under obama care? well, now the chief architect of that plan seemingly altering the storyline yet once again. watch ezekiel emanuel with chris wallace with the new caveat. >> the president never said you were goi

that's according to a fox news poll in late june. late july, a majority of americans wanted it repealed. a new generation of gop lawmakers, who thought they saw a way to do that were selling their strategy last august. >> i am very pleased to introduce senator ted cruz. >> 42-year-old ted cruz of texas is the son of a cuban refugee father, and a working-class, irish-american mother. princeton, harvard law, supreme court clerkship, the youngest state solicitor general in the u.s. he ran for senate in 2012, upset the gop favorite, and headed to washington with what he believed was one overriding mandate. repeal every word of obamacare. >> i promised texans, i'm going to do everything i can to stop this failed law. >> thank you. >> you have someone who's doggedly determined. i've been in politics. i know horseplay. >> democrat pat caddell began working in politics when jimmy carter was still a candidate for president. >> you have someone who has been in the senate five months? he's the focus of the president, the vice president, every d

it's sunday, the first of december, a fox news alert. e told multiple injuries may be possible. we have the breaking details. >> the death of fast and furious star paul walker rocking hollywood. killed in a horrific accident. we have more from his friends and family. >> and forget the fix of healthcare.gov. the one thing they forgot, your personal social security. and other information about your personal life is still at risk. we'll get to that, maybe a year later. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> we're going to head straight to the fox news alert. a commuter trail derailed in new york city. there are multiple injuries. a metro spokeswoman confirming four cars are off the track. there were initial reports the cars were in the water. as you can see from this photo here, at least judging from this, it looks like one of the trains is just teetering on the edge. all this happened around 7:20 this morning in the bronx. that's north of new york city. it happened as the train was headed around a sharp curve. it leapt poughkeepsie

. >> the recommendations provided by the new york times and confirmed by fox news is in line with the panel's direction to lead the bulk collection of american phone records largely in tact. new restrictions would expand privacy protections. the white house spokesperson said that without edward snowden, the review would have occurred. >> what has happened this year has made it clear we need to review our activities with a basic principal in mind, that we should be doing everything we should and must be doing to ensure our safety within the law. but not doing things simply because we can do them. >> given objections from allies including ang ella merkel, that the nsa was monitoring their phone calls, one of the likely recommendations would call on the president and his senior team to find which leaders are tracked by the nsa. and how much they should be publicly guaranteed by the american government because the nsa mandate is to gain intelligence overseas when constitutional rights do not apply to non-us citizens. >> fundamentally changing it because folks believe something is happenin

fox news new york continuing coverage on fox news channel, satellite and cable, more coverage later on your late local news. we continue our coverage on fox news channel across the country and around the world. the death of nelson mandela is not unexpected. we are looking at live pick ktu outside the hospital and near his home. south africa has a week long remembrance planned for him planned well in advance and will be announced by the government shortly is my understanding. we're anticipating we'll hear further from the president at some point. chris matthews is scheduled to interview him today. i believe that was scheduled to be live as part of a college tour. we'll have access to that. we're waiting for word from the white house. nelson mandela a friend to folks around the world. as we wait for further news, i can tell you the associate press puts it, he became one of the world's most beloved statesmen from the 20th century when he emerged # from 27 years in prison to negotiate the end to white majority rule in south africa. the south african made announcement saying, we've lost our

have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> this is the fox report. tonight, newly released radio transmissions providing fresh insight into the final moments of 19 firefighters who died battling a massive wildfire in arizona this past june. >>> escape route has been cut off. >> those pleas for help coming moments before the granite mountain hotshots were covered in fire. but could it have been avoided? >> and a butyl beating caught on camera. what sparked this attack and the charges both men are now facing. >> and a movie legend who achieved instant stardom as lawrence of arabia and nominated eight finals for an academy award has died. we'll have more on the life and legacy of peter o'toole. >>> hello, i'm in for harris faulker. the worst fire fighting disaster in arizona history. we are hearing the last radio transmissions made from the yarnell hill fire that killed 19 granite mountain hotshotss in june. audio and video from a firefighter close to the scene who had a helmet cam on, it was rolling and picked up a whole lot. will carr is live from los