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fox." >>> point, click, sick. critics blasting the white house this week as the president pushes the fcc to regulate the internet. they're calling it the next big government power grab, the former chairman of the fcc telling me he agrees. >> the statute the president is calling for being used as our national internet policy is so ambiguously written, you could easily encompass a whole host of applications, services and innovation we never imagined were regulated by the fcc. >> and rich karlgaard, a lot of people worried about a government takeover of the internet. could this get us there? >> it could get us there and it has all sorts of implications around censorship and so on but the economic considerations are this -- at&t's ceo randall stephenson is ready to spend tens of billions of dollars rolling out next generation fiber in 100 stcitie in the united states. he's hesitating whether he'll get his money back-charging premium services to companies like netflix and because this law, if it passes, is that, you kn

we found people of all ages getting fresh, mild air here at fox point state park in wilmington.thankfully mother nature cooperating but for how long, that's the question. >> not long enough. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. you're tracking fog for this evening? >> i think that will be the biggest problem later tonight and especially tomorrow morning for the rush. we're starting to see those clouds build up. even in the poconos we're already starting to see the visibility go down. you can see some of those low clouds coming up from the south right now and the futurecast showing the visibility drops them to the north and west pretty quickly this evening and across much of the area overnight tonight. so this would imply some dense fog in the morning which could slow things down for the morning commute. more on the big changes that are going to occur here, the cold, lots of it, coming up with the seven-day in just a few minutes. >> see you then. ready to see more video on that snowy blast of wintry weather? well, whether you want to see it or no

opinions that do feed their way into reporting and that it's -- some people say fox news, they are right wing and they -- the point i make, it's certainly on my broadcast, "fox news sunday" i think if you are aware i do have opinions. and you confront that fact -- i don't think broadcasting them, i don't think it's useful to say what my feelings and opinions are about the iraq war, but i do have them and i think maybe i confront them a little bit more openly and humanly and maybe it helps me a little bit in dealing with trying to be an honest broker in terms of asking tough questions of all sides as we come to the end of the political campaign, because i -- instead of saying, gee, i don't have biases, i recognize the biases and try to put them in my back pocket. >> you also say in the chapter on george w. bush, when i first met him at a small luncheon for reporters, the reality was in sharp contrast to the popular image. when did you first meet him and what's the difference? >> the first time i had a prolonged -- the first time i had met him. i never hit him as a candidate. during most of his term when i was worki

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>> reporter: well, iain, despite that new video law enforcement sources are telling fox 29 at this point they have not gotten that facial recognition to work. they are still trying. they tell us they are concerned because every minute counts and they want this woman found. >> we're hoping that she's with him. obviously we're concerned. >> reporter: search for 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither continues nearly 72 hours after she was aggressively abducted from her germantown neighborhood. since sunday, police have tracked her possible abductor to aberdeen, maryland, where a man used the victim's atm card at pnc bank and shopped at a nearby gas station convenience store. police are pursuing several leads and say time is not on their side. >> every minute counts, i mean, we got to find her and find her quickly. >> reporter: last night we showed you this video of the victim talking with the on a corner before he grabbed her and dragged her down the 100 block of colder street after 9:30 sunday night. the woman's cell phone and glasses were later found at the scene. >> psychological trauma

that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. foxs is reporting that within the next few days, mr. obama legal status to more than 4 million undocumented aliens currently in the u.s.a. the president not giving the new congress, not giving the new congress time to put together an immigration bill. that's insulting to the new congress, which begins in van. unified in opposition to the president's unilateral action. and so there will be consequences. for example, in early december, congress is supposed to pass the spending bill which might in very well be blocked paralyzing the government and there are a number of other things the republican party may do to punish the president for his executive order. all of this terrible for the country. and mr. obama to know that. but he doesn't seem to care. surely he could have waited a few months and lobbied for what he believes is a just immigration compromise but, no. the president is seething over the election results has decided to tear the country apart, politically. >> under the constitution

my point was and is, maybe we at fox aren't the party. maybe candidates who ignore us are. pl writes: dead on. they're done and you're still getting it done. alex i was stunned to see all those other democrats who were on your show they're all still here and those other cats aren't. that was my only point. pamela: what is the upside of coming on fox, cavuto i don't know pamelaa surviving. you refuse to distinguish your fine shows from moss of the fire breathers on fox. you're exceptionally decent. i was not here to judge other shows only to point out my personal experience on my show with democrats who refuse my request to come on. i wasn't saying anything about other shows only they're far from fire breathers they're a hell of a lot fair than any other anchors i see. alain: maybe all those democrats come on because they secretly know you're reallyya liberal commie. well, obviously that's it. or maybe fair and balanced. tom: any objective observer offyour shhw would have to know that you give it to both sides. assi can see it, that gives the nervous nellies in both parties

. >> but the point of that piece was not that fox viewers believe this. whole point of his piece was everyone needs to believe it. everyone needs to be looking and trying to understand why a place like fox is so trusted and dominating in the ratings, dominating in the ratings, and he was explaining the sheer numbers of fox. >> that's why it grew. in other words, it wasn't just fox viewers, but more people grew, the audience grew as that was going on. i agree with that. >> well, it was an interesting piece. joe, you're part of it, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> up next new reporting on why groups like c.a.r.e., america's largest muslim group, may be joining the protests in ferguson. ♪ many americans who have prescriptions fail to stay on them. that's why we created programs which encourage people to take their medications regularly. . see you tomorrow. same time. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i

. >> but the point of that piece was not that fox viewers believe this. whole point of his piece was everyone needs to believe it. everyone needs to be looking and trying to understand why a place like fox is so trusted and dominating in the ratings, dominating in the ratings, and he was explaining the sheer numbers of fox. >> that's why it grew. in other words, it wasn't just fox viewers, but more people grew, the audience grew as that was going on. i agree with that. >> well, it was an interesting piece. joe, you're part of it, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> up next new reporting on why groups like c.a.r.e., america's largest muslim group, may be joining the protests in ferguson. what are you doing? the dishes are clean. i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through your toughest messes better than the competition the first time. cascade. now that's clean. >>> developing tonight we're waiting for the grand jury decision in the deadly ferguson, missouri, shooting of michael brown. as the

the schuylkill expressway, as you come past third street on the roosevelt boulevard past this point on fox street, an afternoon to avoid the boulevard using hunting park avenue that is parallel and can you brave the corners and turns, but southbound boulevard is not where you want to be. and a wreck in haverford, close to the enterprise rent-a-car, near rosemont avenue. and we have the police activity on juniata closing i street to j street could be a better bet. and a crash at dekalb pike, norris road and speeds in the teens and 20s and you come down 73 to 42, an earlier crash near the black horse pike that is now gone, but boy did that get us off to a bad start. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. one friend using the waze happen is talking a hazard near stanton. >> very good matt thank you. >>> on the basketball court they are fierce opponents but today the coach's mens basketball team were all on the same side once again they gathered for the third annual coaches versus cancer lunchen. and others all attended the luncheon as they have done in years past and it's a great caus

>> reporter: well, iain, despite that new video law enforcement sources are telling fox 29 at this pointn to work. they are still trying. they tell us they are concerned because every minute counts and they want this woman found. >> we're hoping that she's with him. obviously we're concerned. >> reporter: search for 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither continues nearly 72 hours after she was aggressively abducted from her germantown neighborhood. since sunday, police have tracked her possible abductor to aberdeen, maryland, where a man used the victim's atm card at pnc bank and shopped at a nearby gas station convenience store. police are pursuing several leads and say time is not on their side. >> every minute counts, i mean, we got to find her and find her quickly. >> reporter: last night we showed you this video of the victim talking with the on a corner before he grabbed her and

point out. stuart varney is on the fox business network.on to foxbusinessnetyork.com/channel fi foxbusinessnetyork.com/channelfi nder. martha: the keystone pipeline would carry 830,000 barrels. it would equal half the daily amount of oil we import from the middle east. supporters of this expansion say building the pipeline co-would create 42,000 american jobs. eric: a disturbing video emerged of u.s. navy servicemen being attacked in turkey. turkish nationalists can be seen on this video sea saltin -- assg american sailors. they tried to put white bags over the sailors heads. >> it's hard to say whether other american tourists will face the same type of threats as this group of protesters issue offed to our sailors. i don't think these attacks were aim at these particular sailors because of who they were individually but more aimed at america and america's presence. eric: the turkish authorities say they have detained 12 people in connection with this incident. martha: less than two weeks before the deal with iran is expected to expire. the

points. joining us fox business network's nicole -- a lot of news coming in this week.ow are the markets reacting? >> no doubt we've had a decent week. we've had up arrows, the back-and-force is on 9 heels of the weekly job number we got. so we were down 2,000 -- i'm going to step away from the drilling. i'm going to teak the executive decision to do that. 291,000 in the latest week, and bakely we've had it under 300,000 for -- and that really is great. we have not seen that in about ten years. ultimately people who are working field they won't be fired and that helps -- we also got in home sales, and have seen building permits, the highest levels in six years. the economy news is coming in pretty good this week. >> sounds like they're building right there. we can hear you better now. retail going on, what's going on? >> with retailers, we talk about a better jobs market. also gas lien is below $3, which is a big deal. we put that together, we have seen some retailers doing well. you want -- doing well, williams sonoma moved to new highs. they have pottery barn, west el

opinions that do feed their way into reporting and that it's -- some people say fox news, they are right wing and they -- the point i make, it's certainly on my broadcast, "fox news sunday" i think if you are aware i do have opinions. and you confront that fact -- i don't think broadcasting them, i don't think it's useful to say what my feelings and opinions are about the iraq war, but i do have them and i think maybe i confront them a little bit more

fox news has learned that the president will take executive action to overhaul the immigration system, possibly as early as next week. among the details that we have learned about in this 10-point plan obtained by fox, expanding deferred action for illegal immigrants who came to the united states as children, and then also legalizing millions of adults with american-born children the but republican leaders say that long-expected move is simply a bridge too far. >> president obama has the duty to help build the trust we all need to move forward together. not to double down on old ways of doing business. that's why i think moving forward with the unilateral action on immigration he has planned would be a big mistake. heather: we heard a bit of it there. let's check in with our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel who is live for us on capitol hill. other than that what is the reaction of republicans on capitol hill? >> reporter: heather, a lot of questions about timing here on capitol hill. our sources say it could be as early as next week. the impact that could have on congress passing critical legislation. take a look at some key points in this 10-point plan. 4.5 mill

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. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce live at 17th police district in point breeze with much more on this for us, hi jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the officer mark kensie is expect to be back here at the 17th district in the next few days thanks to the life saving efforts of 17 year-old joe chambers. take a look at the video. police cruiser up in flames and thanks to the 17 year-old the 17th police district officer inn identify is alive today and doing well. well, chambers, hoist also a volunteer fire fighters in delaware county says he was at his sisters house and ironically watching the tv show cops when the real life police emergency happened outside, he says he heard i bang and ran out. police cruiser driven by officer mark kensie had his lights and sirens on and heading to a call when his car crashed with a pickup truck at intersection of 28th and tasker. chambers says when he got outside the car was on fire, doors were locked and neighbor daunte beyond son stepped into help. together they were able to get the officer out of the car through a window. he was then tr

the fox poll up by by a point. excuse me. orman of by a point. baftling back and forth for a weeks. this is a republican, independent does not have a party apparatus. when pat roberts was out campaigning he had half a dozen governors campaigning. chris christie, looking at a 2016 presidential run. after that event. greg orman referred to it as the a clown car of establishment republicans. bob dole took offense as did other republicans working with pat roberts and be gain a receipt battle. roberts weighed in first criticizing orman. orman changed his tune. watch. >> that was a cheap shot. i am not even sure greg orman said. that might be a campaign person. i think he owes bob an apology. but having said that just shows how out of touch his qucampaigns with kansas. nobody in kansas. democrat, independent, any body is going to say anything bad about bob dole. >> i have nothing but the utmost respect for senator dole. i talked at length through out this campaign abut senator dole as an exam pull of the kind of senator and the kent of representation we need in washington. someone who can

points. >> to find joe on fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com slavsh channel finder. >> the timeabout 25 minutes after the cop top of the hour. coming up new clues about i see had final days. what we are now learning about robin williams and what may have gr driven him to suicide. >> you better read the fine print when the word unlimited has limits. but first on this day back in 9 1980 voyager one takes the first images of saturn's rings. >> in 1991 robert gates was sworn in as a cia director. >> the man who killed osama bin laden on his face to face encounter with the most wanted man in the world. >> it doesn't get any better. this is it. this is why we are here. >> we are at war because of this guy. now we are going to go get him. >> he pulled the trigger sharing his incredible story why the raid would be a one-way mission. >> diamond district height the hunt for the thieves pulling off a $2 million daylight robbery. why police say this is not the typical crime. >> stores getting strong armed on for opening on thanksgiving. why this retailer is making it a very unhappy holiday.

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point man for isis. who where have thought? foxm gitmo in 2005. his files predicted he would not be a threat, citing his poor health. oops. he's just one of 20 detainees who joined isis. >>> a woman accused of lying to authorities about supporting isis. 29-year-old heather kaufman allegedly used facebook to proposal the terror group and even tried to get her now ex-husband to fight in syria. >>> and super mom to the rescue. a dutch mother infiltrates an isis stronghold in syria in order to get her daughter back. ignoring advice from authorities, she dressed in a burqa to blend in and met her daughter in a spot and they are now safe. that should be a movie. meanwhile, here is steve. >> what a story. 'tis the season for spending, particularly starting next week. the national retail federation estimates the average american will spend more than $800 this christmas shopping season. our next guest has some tips how to make sure you stay within your budget this season. joining us now is personal finance expert, rachel cruise. the first t

jon: a fox business alert, investors keeping an eye on oil prices today as the dow is down about 44 points now after a seismic move by saudi arabia. it unexpectedly slashed prices for crude sold to the u.s., sending prices to their lowest point in four years. that's putting pressure on american energy producers and scrambling the markets as well. joining us now from our sister network, fox business network's nicole petallides live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: well, jon, that's absolutely right. when you're looking at oil, you're looking at the push and the pull. the good news is when oil is lower, we've seen gasoline prices below $3 a gallon at $2.97, and that's a really big deal because that's great for consumers, makes them feel confident especially going into the holiday season. the big move by saudi arabia, of course, is cutting their prices in order to compete with the u.s. in particular, and it really shocked everybody. i mean, you know that the u.s. has ramped up production and the most that we've seen in three years. as far as the 401(k)s and iras per

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it's important to point out that we at fox are reporting the net neutrality position the president ised in that is the universal tax, a hidden tax if they move forward with regulating things by keeping it the same which is the obamaesque reason i love to hear them contrive. >> this is an important point for people to understand. a lot of people look at this and say, i don't care how these networks work. if i turn on the computer, i'm happy. i'm not going to get involved in this issue. every single person watching the show needs to understand that obama's plan to turn the internet into a public utility, doesn't mean regulation. it means a lot of taxes as well. in particular the service tax that applies to your phone bill. 16.1 percent. slated to go up 19.6 percent under a new increase they will announce. if they reclassify the internet as a telecommunication service, that means the universal service fund that applies to your phone will apply to your internet. an extra 19 percent tax on top of whatever you're paying for internet. lou: the idea the president would do this. this is a pres

fox business brief. the dow gained 12 points to settle 17,827.r this week the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all in positive territory. the market closed for things giving but will resume for friday. national retail association pretty major retailers trying to get a jumpstart on black friday though. they are all open today. go pro could soon be taking to the eri air according to the "wl street journal" looking develop their own line of consumer drones. go pro hoping to sell the drones in late 2015. keep it on the fox business network. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. bret: charles krauthammer once wrote a column about the most important person of the 21st century. "time" magazine had chosen einstein the great scientist. charles disagreed. he picked the indispensable statesman who led the fight against hitler and sounded the alarm over communism. politics trumping science. that might explain why he traded a big-time medical career for a one-way ticket to washington. once hea here his eyes launchedo a help

. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce live at 17th police district in the point breeze section of the city where that injured officer mark works i should say, jennifer. >> reporter: yes, he does work here. we are told he will be back to work in a few days after his life was, saved a over the weekend. this 17 year-old joe chambers, he heard trouble and he reacted, immediately. lets take a look the at this video. it is a police cruiser up in flames. thanks to 17 year-old joe chambers and 17th police district officer inn identify ace live today and doing well. chambers says he was inside a home watching cops on tv when a real life police emergency emergency happened outside. he heard a bang and ran out. police driven, by mark kens i had his lights and sirens on and was heading to a a call when his car and pick up crashed at 28th and tasker streets. chambers says when he got outside the car was already on fire, doors were lock. he knew he needed to get the officer out through the window and fast. neighbor, daunte johnson stepped into help and together they rescued the officer who was then transporte

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points. >> let's get right to that fox news report with the ebola scare. >> ebola, what a mess. >> all flights from west africa should immediately be discontinued to the u.s. >> just as a precaution until we get things under control, seal off the border. >> isis terrorists now reportedly urjing supporters to use a new weapon to kill us westerners. ebola. >> meanwhile, we have a border that is so porous, ebola isis or ebola on the backs of isis can come through our border. >> should pets exposed to the ebola virus be ewe thanized. >> there are now doctors saying that we're not so sure that it can't, in some sense, be transmitted by airborne. >> clearly, this doctor wasn't taken seriously enough. >> he's still out there and not self quarantining. >> rick, i'm going to start with you because you said this is president obama's katrina moment. >> that's where we are. many people frightened and angry that ebola may spread throughout the u.s.a. >> what's that? you're saying that because you don't want people to panic? you don't want us to panic? how about i don't want us to die. well-done, everyone.

fox nfl sunday. followed by "the point after."ther news, firefighters say working smoke alarms helped to save the lives of a family in antioch. fire district posted these photos of the two-alarm fire. firefighters say the smoke alarms woke everyone up and they were able to escape. no word on what caused the fire. >> >>> surprising play during the oregon/utah game catches everyone off guard. >> including the player that just got a 78-yard pass for a touchdown. >>> plain clothes possers patrolling and encountered five suspicious men, one of them they knew from a previous drug case. one suspect took out a .38 caliber gun, forcing a to shoot and injury him >> plans underway to start a new bus route to the east bay, stretching from downtown oakland along international boulevard and east 14th street. the $170 million project is being paid for in part by a grant from the federal transit administration. ac transit plans to have 30 buses on the few route. service is expected to start in the fall of 2017. >> >> we end this newscast with uno

fox & friends first". outrage over immigration reaching a flash point in chicago.the president interrupted by hecklers in his home town. >> i heard you. you were absolutely right. there have been significant numbers of deportations. that's true. but what you are not paying attention to is the fact that i took an action to change the law. >> it is revealed the president's executive action will extend the government benefits including medicare and social security to 5 million illegals. >> remember when jeff neeley went on that staffers returned for another tax payer funded music. a review of all of the invoices found 21 attendees dined on $24 lunches and the entire conference costing $2,500 per person. >> that's expensive. >> diehard shoppers and bargain hunters are bracing for black friday. >> which got an exclusive behind the scenes look of one of america's largest retailers. >> frantic shoppers pushing and shoving each other to get the best deals. the expensive items in the store don't break and people don't trample over each other that's a different kind of opera

one last point on fox news. look, i'm a fan of fox news, but they had nothing to do with why this election turned out as it did. it's just not -- they're not big enough. that's not really what happened. what happened was you had very, very good candidates in red and purple states running against a very difficult electoral tide at a time when the president wasn't popular with a party brand on economic fairness that just does not work. host: we are talking with thethan cowan of third way, future of the democratic party, but also looking back so the democrats can look forward. senator bernie" sanders joined us and talked about where he thought democratic candidates failed in their messages. here is a bit of what he had to say. [video clip] >> i think many of the candidates did not run on an agenda that resonated with working people, that said two people it is worthwhile for me to come out and vote. i hope that people regardless of their political views appreciate this. we have a situation, where i believe, some 60%

you have to go around the five-point area and cut through fox chase.definitely want to keep that in mind. again, rhawn street closed at tabor of the best alternate cottman avenue right at duncan road, cvs right on the corn he, give yourself more time. also still watch out for some of the rush hour delays, bubble up, so on the westbound side of the schuylkill, city around, touch around conshohocken, also on 95 south out around girard, even around cottman. so traveling out of the northeast is going to get a little sticky right now, and only bound to get worse. if you are traveling northbound i-95 not awful just yet. no delays for mass transit. we head back to the desk, ukee? >> vet tore yack thank you. breaking news this morning, officials investigating a deadly fire at north philadelphia homeless shelter, they say the fire alarms may have been turned off. another headline today, new video of the accused kidnapper delvin barnes, held without bail in virginia on attempted murder charges. barnes is the man police say kidnapped carlesha freeland-gaither fro

point. we'll go to a prosecutor and fox news legal analyst.s is the victim's computer and no longer alive. and what does it matter if there was porn on the computer or not. >> when i looked at the case. i never thought it was a death penalty case. it was a crime motivated by passion. when i see her do stuff like. this it was okay for her to slaughter the guy because he was looking at porn on his computer. it is outrageous. the characterization of a victim i mitigating factor in the murder case? >> if i may. >> you still would. >> you contradicted yourself only with great love and affection, you believe he doesn't deserve the death penalty. i think this adds to the narrative and she saw him looking at pornography and he cheated on her and ignited her passion. and she slit his death and stabbed or whatever she did on him. it is a passionate aspect of the defense. >> you see that that's got got nothing to do whether the character of the the victim is a mitigating factor of the case. that's why he's so good. why can this woman introduce the eviden

and the fact is that it's also important to point out that as we at fox are reporting right now, theeutrality position the president has taken now. included in that is the universal tax which is a bit of a hidden tax, should they move forward with this plan to, if you will, regulate it by keeping things the same which is kind of the obama-esque reasoning i love to hear them contrive. >> yeah. yeah, this is a really important point for people to understand. there are a lot of people out there look at this whole issue and say i don't understand how these networks work, i don't care how they work, if i turn on my computer and it works, i'm happy and i'm not going to get involved in this issue. but every single person watching the show right now needs to understand that obama's plan to turn the internet into a public utility doesn't just mean regulation, it means a lot of taxes as well, in particular the universal service fund tax that applies to your phone bill right now, if you still have a phone bill, is 16.1%, actually slated to go up to 19.6% under a new increase they just announced

fox business net, would. ?ai that's all of our talking points. all right. well, i will go to you first, andy.ld you fore go financial gain to save someone from pain? british ray searchers, report they -- british researchers found people were willing to lose money to save a stranger from an electric shock. participants had the option of harming themselves or a partner they couldn't see from 15 ents cents to 15 bucks. people were willing to lose 30 cents to save themselves of shocks, but gave up 60 cents to save their partner from pain. i believe we have tape of what they use to shock people. >> well. >> okay. >> let me go to you first, andy. >> it was under 122-degree water. is that painful? >> i don't know. >> what am i a mathematician? we should start by saying you never arm someone for no reason. stoping after they get off an escalator. everyone is comparing it to the experiment where people shocked other people because they were told to. they are completely different. it was about how they will obey authority even if they think something is wrong. this was about personal gain. what it prov

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point? steve harris has been reporting on fox news, the grand jury has been meeting for about three months, in your experience as a prosecutor, is that an average amount of time to present evidence in a case like this? has it gone on longer than you expected? >> it has tak of time that i would expect given some of the complexities of this particular case, and the forensic reports and the reports from criminologists as well. tlooets see what happens, they don't just take one case at a time. there's multiple cases, so in addition you have this case and they take them all and give them appropriate time. >> i have a question for you counselor as well. i think that ferguson, the family's lawyer made a good point when he said, for 20 years, a prosecutor has not gone in in and like this guy said, i'm not going to take a position, in other words we're not going to take a position, here's the evidence. usually always prosecutors go in and say we want an indictment, right? and he's not doing that. >> at the end you can make a summation and give your side of it, this is what we think the evidence we p

media have been incredible and it being loose like fox business has picked up some converts on twitter. chip writes, melissa francis makes a great point stifles stories that affect you and your money, why not watch fox business? what a great idea! christopher tweets, shame on cnbc for the sexist and glib attack on melissa francis as daily viewer i'm just about to switch to fox business. thank you for joining us. and on facebook, james writes, thank you for being honest in trying to tell the truth. i've eliminated cnbc from my list of favorite channels. good for you. keep your responses coming, please follow me on twitter @melissaafrancis. like me on facebook.com/melissafrancisfox. while you're there like fox business as well. we're on the look out for your money. turning to the markets now, all three major averages hitting new highs today. let's go to nicole petallides own floor of new york stock exchange who is keeping an eye on earnings. nicole. >> melissa, i'm glad you're getting great responses and viewers are really listening. well-done. dow jones industrial average as we noted record highs. dow is 17,724. that is up 76 points. w

fox news and in conservative media circles. the report, for example, found no intelligence failure prior to the attack. no stand down order to security personnel. but it did find, and we should pointe security overall at the consulate was weak. so how did fox news cover this report? well, here is just one short example. it was a short story, the end of greta van susteren's show in the speed read section. it was mentioned just one other time. it wasn't mentioned at all on saturday. i have to wonder if fox stop aggressively pushing its theories on benghazi? probably not. the myths may and perhaps will live on. with me to discuss this is veteran journalist and author jeff greenfield and noah rothman. what was your take away from the report on friday night, it seemed like it was a friday night news dump where the house intel committee wanted to have it come out before the weekend so no one would notice. what's your takeaway from the report and the coverage from the report. >> i think it essentially really said that this is hamlin's razor. if you believe it's a conspiracy theory, if you believe the administration, quote, left people to die you were guilty of buying in into a fallacy th

point came out. waits a great question. >> a fox news question. >> okay. >> going back to the fact this is a police officerow who has been assaulted, right? a weapon discharged in his vehicle. he also has to have in the front of his mind he's wanted for robbery. there is three things going on here. which pits a reasonable belief a criminal activity is afoot. he can now pursue him. missouri law is taken a liberal regarding police officers actions. and what actions they're allowed to take. >> a pint is that if we got this case before a real jury, officer wilson would have an attorney that would cross examine the witnesses it would go worse for michael brown's side. >> someone asked me on facebook, arthur you're a prosecutor. would you have gotten an indictment? the truth is that after i saw evidence, and i'm the chief prosecutor i don't want an indictment very to live with this case and take it to a trial. i need to be confident as a prulter. i can prove this case beyond, correct very to look and say i know i can prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury. they couldn't get it over a preponderance o

. >> so let me playback something to you that you said on fox news this past spring about those talking points and about susan rice and whether someone's lying in the administration and then we'll talk about it at the other end. >> three days after the attack, they did not give a damn about the intelligence. they wanted to create a political narrative to protect the president and i'm not going to stop until someone is accountable, someone is fired for not coming to the aid of these people for 9 1/2 hours and somebody ought to be fired for lying to the american people and not telling the truth. when susan rice said i have no regrets, i gave the american people the best evidence available, that's a boldface lie. >> so this report says no one lied, period. that they were receiving bad information but no -- >> that's a bunch of garbage. that's a complete bunch of garbage. who told susan rice -- >> so why is the republican chair on the house intelligence committee buying a bunch of garbage? >> good question. >> answer it. yeah. >> that's a -- yeah. i don't believe that the report is accurate, given