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i saw him before our chance encounter here at fox news world headquarters. i run into the vice president with al franken by his side. he looks me up and down and says look where you ended up as if to say to me my goodness how could you possibly sell out to go to work here for fox news? i said i'm still the same guy. and the vice president says to me in a very terrific terrific tisk. i bet you will never by the the hand that feeds you i would tailor my remarks. >> bill: he insulted you. in the past you would have hit him with a chair but you didn't. >> there what were no chairs. >> bill: you absorbed the insult. tables are turned big al gore making a lot of money from oil sheikhs who. they provided the money that went in his possibility and he doesn't like big oil if you see him in the lobby again. >> i have no doubt acute sense of what is hypocritical and not hypocritical from my own personal experience. for him to take that big money, where al jazeera paid more than the price. >> bill: way more. >> big bonus from the oil rich sheikh dom of gutter. he knows

good morning to you from the fox news world headquarters in new york, i'm bill hemmer.a matter of moments, the vice president joe biden takes the oath of office, beginning his second term. it won't last long. at the naval observe taker in washington, dc, supreme court justice sonia sotomayer will preside over the swearing in. you see about 100 guests in attendance, including mr. biden's family, who will stand behind him. and the bible he uses is significant. our fox news senior white house affairs correspondent is on the grounds there. wendell, good morning to you, as we get ready for this swearing in. >> reporter: the bible has been in the biden family since the late 1800s. justice sotomayer, the first hispanic to serve on the supreme court will be the first to swear in the vice president. it appears the ceremony being held early because the justice has a book signing in new york at noon. the constitution doesn't stipulate the time for his ceremony as it does for the president. the president will take the oath of office today at noon in a simple ceremony here at the wh

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new treatment. during the next hour, we'll share some of the photos brendan has tweeted out after the surgery. much more on his road to recovery later today on fox 5 news. >> music worldont man of the hit 70s band the ohio players. sugar foot whose real name was leroy bonner died last week. fire, love roller coaster and skin tight. a post on the band's facebook page described him as humble and care asthmatic. thoughts, lyrics and music has influenced other artists, songs and trends. >> that is the truth. >>> when i was in my teenage years, that was one of my favorite groups. >> is that right? >> yeah. that was a serious fro. fros were big and shaped. >> sugar foot. >> very sad. >> okay. well, in today's sports breakfast. the ravens are sent off to the superbowl in style. >> tiger continues his turn around. dave is here with the details. you think it could be the turn around. >> you probably know this about me and allison, i love greatness. so i always kid a lot of our raven's fans, dare to be great. so i've been saying all week 6 days to greatness. and tiger, it's the same thing. he was so dominant and so good. are we seeing a glimpse of the old tiger? we'll start off

also, there is a new forever stamp for international letters that costs $1.10 and can get to any destination around the world. >>> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. back now with a look ated he final day of trading for the week and for that, we go to lauren simonetti with fox business network. she is live in new york this morning with the business beat. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the markets. what can we expect to the final day of the week. >> very briefly yesterday, the s&p 500 crossed 1500, a remarkable level pushing closer to an all high pressure time high. it set you would up just slightly on the day. but guess what? the longest winning streak for the broader market since october 26, 2006. and the dow is pushing closer to 14,000, just 175 points away. we continue to get earnings today, proctor & gamble, haliburton and also a report on new home sales. coming into the final session of the westbound, the dow and the s&p are higher for four weeks in a row. >> a four-week winning streak. not bad at all. >> so here is one for you. tell us about this business with the desk and what that may possibly say

news when she leaves as well. shh brett's talking now. >> stop the presses. if it still exist in the digital world. sarah palin is no longer at foxe music ] i don't know whether i should be happy that she's gone or afraid wonder where she'll strike next. even though her reign of anti-terror is gone, we cobble her best moments for cringing moments. >> when i hear barack obama especially when he lectures about ethics and civility, it's nauseating. >> check this out bodyguard you're fired. and i hope his wife kicks his okoli and sends him back to the dog house. >> reporter: perhaps more

and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. some stunning news on unsolved crimes in recent memory. the murder of jonbenet ramsey. there was never an indictment in her case or that's what we thought. today we learned a grand jury did, in fact, indict jonbenet ramsey's parents. so why didn't prosecutors act? plus, it seems the iconic television personality barbara walters is under the weather. reportedly with a disease that effects -- that usually effects kids. and can be especially dangerous to adults. barbara walters next. >> shepard: an american pastor could be headed to one of the toughest prisons in iran after a judge there sentenced him to 8 years behind bars. the pastor locked up on charges he undermined the government by creating a network of christian churches. and trying to convert iranians from islam to christianity. he is he reportedly headed to a prison in the northwest of tehran, where brutal interrogations and mock executions are said to be regular occurrences. the u.s. state department calling for his release but no signs of iran b

fox reporting. abortions is already illegal in arizona. >>> in world news. seven children are dead after a fire swept through an orphanage in central china. a government spokesperson says the fire broke out friday morning at the home in lankao county in the henan province. it took firefighters about two hours to put out the fire. they ran into problems because the water tap near the house had frozen up. eight children were rescued. and are now living in a temporary shelter. how the fire started is under investigation. >>> venezuela's national assembly has re-elected a hugo chavez loyalist to another term as speaker. a man who could potentially fill in for the ailing president. chavez is due to renew his oath this week. but is said to be severley ill. and may not be able to. if the inauguration is delayed. the vice president or the pro-chavez legislative leader could temporarily assume the presidency. chavez is reportedly suffering complications from cancer surgery last month. many of his supporters spent the day in caracas rallying for his recovery. >> it is

world. lou: joining us now, fox news national security analysts, holding national security posts under threedents . former state department director of policy planning under president george w. bush and president of washington college. good to have you with this. let me start with you, if i may. i was -- actually, i was heartened to hear senator kerrey acknowledged the importance of us strong economy to our foreign policy. >> racking up all of this debt. as a result i think our ability to influence events is greatly decreased. hillary clinton, the of going secretary says, don't pick a fight with your banker. so i think secretary carey, when he comes into office will have a much harder time because of the whole economic sovereignty issue lou: your reaction? >> at the that is absolutely right. the real challenges have to continue to promote u.s. interests abroad when clearly the obama administration is focused on domestic issues, nation building and home. that's a tough task for the secretary to. lou: and the u.k., the foreign minister has a great sense of humor because he just a day after sec

world. his analysis and steely reputation on fox news for not suffering gladly made him one of the world's most influential commentators. well, given recent events in the middle east we are very fortunate indeed to host charles' debating partner, an individual whose career in the israeli defense force was synonymous with the nuclear threat that has confronted his country. highlights include being one of eight f-16 pilots who strapped themselves into jets and destroyed the reactor in iraq. most recently up until 2010 playing a key role in managing israel's overt and covert campaign against iran's nuclear enrichment program. now, let's get out on the stage the equally forbiddable duo who will be orging -- arguing. leading johns hopkins prestigious school. born in tehran one of the world's top experts on the political and social development of iran. and he's the author of two best selling books, the shia revival and democracy on the iran. served as a senior advisor recently as 2011 for afghanistan and pakistan to the late richard holbrook, former munk bedator. now, when you think of provocktiff co

i think he is really concerned, not just about fox news but about talk radio and conservative blogs that there is a world out here that he can't control that communicates to the american people who as they learn the facts are much less likely to support his policies. >> greta: so, the other people the expenditure aspect of that. i suppose every other president before president obama did this, but the president gave a speech on immigration reform in nevada. he took air force one all the way up to nevada and gave a speech and brought it back. i suppose every president did that before him, but these are tough economic times for american people. it doesn't set a good example. >> i don't have a problem with it. i think it would be fascinating reported weekly how much they spent running around the country. i think you want presidents to travel. i never object to a president who goes to camp david because i think frankly the job is so crushing. >> greta: i totally agree. >> and i like the president being out with the american people. any president, whoever it is, but i did think it was interesting today. this i

fox business network. starting 11:00 a.m. he will be live from lafayette park. you can always watch neil at 4:00 p.m. on "your world" from fox news. bill: he will have a busy four years on the fox business network, covering debt and deficit and how we get out of this mess. stay tuned for that. the white house is vowing to take a mosh bipartisan approach the next five years. will that work and will that happen? karl rove addresses that. he worked with president bush during his second term. he will reflect on that live out of the austin, texas, live. martha: how about this for an aside of the a shark swims dangerously close to a group of children. what one beachgoer did to save the day. >> it was pretty scary, sorry. i was calling out to them. they couldn't really understand what i was saying. do you think you want to get back in the water again? >> no. oh! progress-oh! -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ wh do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover i

know the weimar and ultimately it was the us that's what most wanted world war two according to nielsen television ratings fox news has had its lowest viewership among key demographic since two thousand and one this month and fellow conservative mouthpiece rush limbaugh's says the reason why is because president obama is promoting a secondary boycott limbaugh's words against those he disagrees with like fox news and limbaugh so are fox's remains in the tank because a white house conspiracy to sally's right wing media or have the american people finally woken up to the steady far right polarization of fox news and decided that they no longer want to be less informed than people who watch no use at all or a similar the same the study and they've been debunked it's absolutely not true that fox viewers less informed they may have gotten anybody believe more things that are wrong there they're more informed than normal but all label this is new this week numbers are down that's the point you see you talking about the holiday season people were busy with thanksgiving they were busy. does it chris was the key is not whet

. >> shep: there is new breaking news on fox news channel, new breaking news, and this comes from san say that an explosion at a hotel near sea worldnjured some. it happened a short time ago, the heritage inn in sea world. and it's not clear. an explosion inside of a hotel near san diego sea world. three people injured, one of them serious, and we'll have updates as they come in. >>> and the israeli military has apparently bombed targets inside of syria. state tv broke the news, and nower officials are speaking on this matter. john hunt has the update. >> they were talking about strikes, state tv said that it was a strike on a research center near damascus. and others said it was a convoy carrying weapons from syria to lebanon. that is the one that u.s. officials in lebanon are camping. a strike an truck believed to be carrying antiaircraft missiles. they are not confirming whether there was another strike near damascus. it's good to point out that want u.s. and syria are in constant communication over what to do with the chemical weapons in the last months. but barack, the out doing defense minister, made an unscheduled visit to t

new. look you who the world rang in the new year. fox apfriends, hour four, starts right now ♪ .person's party is the other person's cleanup. juliet: they get it done real fast. the second the ball drops they head out of there and go to the clubs. brian: the fun being there. the thing that is deceptive. they put you behind the bike racks. you can not drink anything. can not use the bathroom and get your spot back. you're locked in like cattle until afternoon. juliet: the key the hotels around there sold out for next year. but that is the key. get a nice little room. have a little party with your friends. steve: very nice. you see it all. if you missed the ball dropping stuff like that. we have details. this is our fox news alert. this is the reason brian and i are in with juliet today. the people in that building were burning midnight oil. they could have a fiscal hangover. what they have done, technically we have sailed over the fiscal cliff. the senate last night, a vote 89-89, passed a bill which will jack up taxes on america's most successful. now what it is doing making its

sotomayor making a trip to new york city for a book signing event for the new book "my beloved world." this is video just in to foxuld not be so big a deal but the vice president had to reschedule his swearing in this morning to fit around the justices' scheduled book signing. >>gregg: i cannot swear in the president of the united states because i have a book signing like "i have to shampoo my hair." there are eight other juts diswhose could have. >> why do you think the white house decided to make the move that way? >>gregg: well...i have an idea but i probably should not say. health we leave it to your imagination. or tweet us what you think. a lot can change in four years, the first address focused on hope and change. what kind of message can we expect to hear this time? >>gregg: after four years of heads butting, can the president work with congress in the second term? political insiders are here. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, stayin

i think he is really concerned, not just about fox news, but talk radio and the conservative blogs, that there is a world that he can't control that communicates with the american people, who as they learn the facts are much less likely to support his policies. >> on that note, sort of the other people's money, the spending sort of aspect of that, i am curious, your thought -- i suppose every other president before president obama did this. but today, the president gave a speech on immigration reform in nevada and he took air force one all the way to nevada and gave a speech and brought it back. now i suppose, every president did that before him. but these are very tough economic if i'm times and it doesn't set a particularly good example. do you have a problem with that? >> i don't have a problem with it. but i think it would be fascinating if they told us weekly how much they spent running around the country. you want presidents to travel. i never object to a president who goes to camp david because i think, frankly, the job is so crushing -- >> i think -- i totally agree. >> i like the president being

fox 5 news. >> wonder how long the guinness book of world records nails are. >> that's a good question. >> i'mhe's a contender. she has to be. >> gotta be. okay. >>> still ahead, celebrities are breaking the law in the new year, so who spent time behind bars last night? plus, has pop star justin bieber turned bad boy? what he was caught doing over the weekend. >> and coming up on the news edge, redskins mania continues, as the team gets ready for round one of the playoffs. the hype is even taking over some football fans across the beltway. that's next, on the news edge at 11:00. initiated. neural speeds increasing to 4g lte. brain upgrading to a quad-core processor. predictive intelligence with google now complete. introducing droid dna by htc. it's not an upgrade to your phone. it's an upgrade to yourself. . >>> justin bieber may have had a little too much fun recently. a photographer caught him holding what looks like a joint at a party in newport beach. tmz published the photos. the shots were taken january 2. bieber's reps haven't commented. >>> men in black 3 star actor josh brolin arrest

world. he is on fox news for not suffering fools gladly ladies and gentlemen, please welcome charles krauthammer. given recent events in the middle east we're fortunate indeed to host as charles' debating partner as his career in israeli defense force was synonymous with the nuclear threats that confronted his country. high liabilities include being one of eight f-16 pilots in 1981 and to most recently playing a key role in managing israel's overt campaign against iran's nuclear enrichment program. now, let get out on the stage the duo who will be arguing against tonight's resolution the world cannot tolerate iran with a nuclear capability vali nasr and fareed zakaria. [cheers and applause] vali nasr leads john hopkins school of international study, he is one of the world's top exerts in the political and social developments of iran. he is the author of two best- selling books. he sits on the state department's influential board and has served as a senior advisor as recently as 2011 for afghanistan and pakistan. ladies and gentlemen, dean vali nasr. [cheers and applause] now, when you think of p

world daniel... of pepto-bismol to-go. >>. >> arthel: fox news alert.eo coming in from the scene from the bloody scene in the desert involving americans. video of the aftermath of four-day hostage crisis at a gas planted showing charred wreckage of vehicles some with bullet holes. we're seeing for the first time what is believed to be the cache of weapons and ammunition said to have been found at the plant including grenades and explosives. also found at the scene, walkie-talkies and mobile phones. state of two americans still remain uncertain. conner powell has more. >> reporter: officials say they are sifting through the debris what sounds like an awful sight at bp gas facility. hundreds of hostages are free but several dozen are reportedly dead and according to a private television station in algeria they say authorities spent the day looking for bodies. they found dozens of bodies in that bp gas facility, but many of them so badly damaged it's impossible to tell if they were the terrorists who attacked the plant or if they were hostages. making matt

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please check out the fox news factor web site and spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day. do not be delucive when writing to the factor. we're definitely looking out for you. >> sean: tomorrow the president is expected to layout his vision for sweeping immigration reforms and what is being billed as a major speech, however, ahead of that and in response to what we've heard today, i thought i would share my views as a conservative on this topic. issue of immigration has been used as a political wedge by democrats for years. republicans have been falsely accused of not caring about latino immigrants because republicans demand our borders be secured. if we don't secure american borders we'll never be safe as a country this, issue is bigger than people just coming to america because they want opportunity for because terrorists cross the border, drug smugglers and the cost to states have been impact. financial impact on our system has cost this country billions of dollars. now, is this debate moving forward i want to warn re

fox news, and it was like, wow. she is dopeyer than ever. >> john fugelsang seems to think she will be joining cnn shortly. >> stephanie: yeah. [♪ "world newsh to the choir. and the conservatives must go out of their comfort zone. she said i'm taking my own advice here as i free up more opportunity to reach a broader audience -- >> she wasn't know what the word imperative means. >> stephanie: we can't just preach to the choir -- your audience is bye-bye now. [ wah wah ] >> whoever will greta book now? >> stephanie: what. >> that's a real thin role low deck there. >> stephanie: sarah palin and babe buchanan. >> stephanie: yeah. did you see what babe buchanan became? >> stephanie: a realtor. [ phyllis diller laughter ] >> bless her heart. >> stephanie: bless her heart. she took an online real estate class -- i'm having a flashback to the year i hosted with her on nbc. by the way she was a top aide to mitt romney. >> oh well. >> stephanie: she said she quit her career as a tv personality and began taking online real estate classes after romney's brutal loss to president obama. she said romney's defeat was a sign it was time for her to find a n

world daniel... of pepto-bismol to-go. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. congress getting ready to act.representatives in action debating the senate-passed legislation. now, you are listening, seeing, rather, jim clyburn, congressman from south carolina. the democrats finishing up their debate on this bill, a bill that does a number of things. we just outlined. there are critics on both sides of the aisle but supporters say this s another step forward. let's toss it now to chris stirewalt fox visual politics editor for his take on what we are seeing here. chris, you know, republicans seem today to have to come to grips with this. and it seems just counting heads according to our producer mike emanuel up on the hill that they willle have the votes to pass this. your thoughts on this piece of legislation and where we are? >> well, if they are going to pass it, bret, they will have to do it with a whole lot of democrats because as i am looking here tonight and talking to republicans in the house caucus they are not happy about this. they don't like this. this is a to them they have been ja

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new york city. investigators say he also has ties to the first world trade center bombing of 1993. "the fox report's" chief meteorologist jonathan hunt tonight live on the story in our new york newsroom. jonathan, the militants are giving more details on the hostage they claim to hold. what's happening? >> yeah. bill, through the this standoff. the militants have been communicating through an african news agency called ani. and tonight they told that agency that they still hold at that gas facility a total of 7 hostage. the nationality breakdown is this. three belgians. three americans. one japanese citizen and one from britain. meantime the standoff continues. -- holding those hostage they say they still have. >> what about this offer to swap hostage for prisoners? >> this came from the leader of this group. he is not, we believe, actually at that gas facility. his name is mac tar bell mock tar. he is the one eyed algerian terrorist. he wants to get out of prison here. two terrorists who are being held in u.s. custody among them one of them omar abdel rackman the so-called blind sheikh who

fox 5 news at 5:00 is coming right back. >>> of course tourists throbbinged to d.c. from around the world, but this is considered kind of the slow time for tourism. now there's a new ad campaign designed to remind people just how much fun d.c. can be. as fox 5's beth parker shows us, these ads are raising just a few eyebrows. >> what kind of ad is this? >> very inappropriate. >> this is a joke. >> what are they selling? >> reporter: what they're selling is d.c. but not the d.c. that is this and this and this. this is a sassy new ad campaign from destination d.c., the folks who bring tourists to town. there's one ad that's a man and a woman, another targeted to the gay and lesbian community. the slogan? get a room. >> that's tourism. >> looks more like sex to me but maybe i'm wrong. >> reporter: it's called date night d.c. the message? visit d.c. and bring your sweetheart. >> the goal of the campaign is really economic development for washington, d.c. >> reporter: you see february is slow around here. in this partnership with living social, destination d.c. is mostly targeting folks who li