out the reality of this dr lash of green solutions would be ineffective and draconian according to fox well this starts to get through really what i think motivates a lot of the climate deniers they they're wedded to fossil fuels and they don't believe that that we can get off of fossil fuels that i think that's just nonsense we have seen the huge improvements in the fuel efficiency of vehicles driven by new standards that president obama said in the last term those standards over time are going to khat the carbon pollution from cars in half and save consumers eight thousand dollars over the life of their new cars and the cars are going to be . just as good or better than what they're replacing because we're seeing all kinds of innovation. with power plants it's the same thing the president will have the opportunity to set carbon pollution standards in this term that will modernize and and transform our electric system so that we're getting rid of these fifty sixty year old coal plants that are there literally killing people and replacing them with energy efficiency improvements with cleane

in washington, molly henneberg, fox news. >>> well, a long-awaited vote count is finally in. it is official. florida's 29 electoral votes go to president obama. the president won by about 74,000 votes in the sunshine state. that is greater than the half percent difference than would have automatically triggered a recall. it pushes the number's electoral votes with 33. >>> residents in dc are nervous this weekend after two women were attacked at the same time, taken into two separate cars early saturday morning. the suspects have not been caught. lauren dimarco has the latest on precautions being taken by neighbors and police. >> reporter: dc police are patrolling the neighborhood around 48th street and sheriff road in northeast, just inside the district line. they say that's where just before 1:00 a.m., two women were attacked by a group of men. the victims were taken to separate cars and sexually assaulted. they were also robbed of several items, including one of their cell phones. >> very alarming. >> reporter: neighbors were shocked to hear about such a violent incident st

that was the initial reaction i got from colleagues back at fox, well, of course he will say that. actually not necessarily because you hear all these operatives still hedge their bets and they're not as forceful. why does boehner think that? melissa: yes. >> unemployment rate in ohio is better than the national average. 7% versus 7.9 nationally. melissa: yes. >> he believes the three major support groups for the president four years ago, african-americans, hispanics and young people. he believes conditions for those three groups of americans today are worse now than in 2008. therefore there will be less of a turnout from the three groups. melissa: not that they will vote for romney. >> perhaps they will stay home. they won't vote at all that. is still a strong possibility. melissa: how essential is ohio. we keep saying nobody can win without ohio. you have a idea of a way it is possible. >> i have this thing called the billboard. melissa: i've seen the bill board. >> you will see it on election night. it is difficult road for mitt romney to win the white house without ohio but it

[applause] of course, fox news, well... >> and the questions, there were 11 of them. six were clear pro-obama. >> they were softballs. >> topics we haven't heard much about. >> three extra minutes for obama. >> moderators in these debates should be part of the furniture. >> did she assist the president? >> mid-sentence to fact check him. >> the that's the worst debate moderation. >> what the heck is that about. >> jon: no, no, no, don't help them. just let them cry themselves to sleep. [laughter] the only way they'll learn. we'll be right back. gó-x4$ jon jon welcome back. now obviously the debates are utterly overable id by the media. each network spending countless post-debate hours with pundits and body language experts and scientists using whatever the hell that is on that guy's face. it made us think here at "the daily show," why can't we get in on some of that sweet, sweet action? john oliver joins us. john? [cheering and applause] >> hi, jon. last night i assembled my own panel of experts the watch the debate, a body language analyst, a pageant judge, an expert

>> well, he has. fox news has confirmed the political story that petraeus has hired robert barnett of the firm williams and conley to represent him. barnett's representation may suggest a book deal. and barnett is not a criminal defense attorney and he's represented many celebrities and people from the world of politics and journalism in very contract negotiations and book deals, perhaps, and only speculation on our part, petraeus wants to set the record straight by a book not written by his mistress, harris. >> harris: all right, doug mcelway, thank you very much. now we have an opportunity to go back out to the border of gaza where we're slowly watching developments out there. david lee miller we've been able to work out technical difficulties early monday morning there. david lee, have interest been any ceasing of rocket fire where you are? >> reporter: you know, despite the diplomacy shall the rocket fire does continue. in fact, today, harris, were there at least 80 rockets fired by militants in gaza

let you know that there is we've got a new phenomena peer called sun news and your version of fox news right well you know i actually put your typically referred to it as fox news north but that's actually with the applied as with the original license approach really. kind of. simply republican bankers appear to undermine the fine system so it's just an interesting phenomena. actually come up here to change the debate is there a progressive equivalent or is it just. the new fox news the canadian fox news versus the canadian broadcasting corporation c b c well i think we've got some really good public broadcasting and i think we've got some pretty high standards for c.b.c. ok well. yeah thank you thank you so much for calling sharing that with us mark and thanks for watching in canada surely in philly ninety nine shirley welcome to the program and thanks so much for calling and for watching what's on your mind tonight . i want to talk about. i when he was a prisoner. and what mccain did as a prisoner of war and why if you make it so much could you please. help me i missed and people who did ok. su

>> well, late today fox news told general petraeus is gone from the agency. he is not going to be testifying next week on capitol hill. and the most likely scenario is that the acting director, michael more relevant could take his place as morrell is the most read in on the consulate attack at the agency. next week's hearings are supposed to be the most intense to diet on the scandal. half a dozen hearings. general petraeus was criticized for appearing wedded to the administration's initial statements that the attack was a flash mob before this story of the resignation broke tonight, a senior senator saying next week's hearings are key. >> i think all of us want to understand what was happening then. was there a failure at the intelligence area? i have had conversations with both clapper and petraeus. and, you know, i think people are still probably fairly upset that, you know, the misleading comments that were made were made. >> questioning whether they may still be able to call or subpoena petraeus to testify. now that they is a private citizen, harris. >>

fox news sunday when we'll be talking with senator saxby chambliss. make it a great day. thanks for watching. . [sirens] . [sirens] >> well, a fox news alert, everyone, that's how many people in israel are spending their day today as the sirens blare across israel. as the country's military shoots down a rocket that was bound for the heavily populated city of tel aviv, that happened during a fourth straight day of escalating violence with gaza. hi, everyone, i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's news headquarters, good to see you. >> kelly: good to see you, jamie. you hear the sirens and we're just glad it's not happening at home. just ma'am if it's happening to your home. israel tapping into the massive military defense arsenal right now. launching its iron dome rocket defense system to intercept one of the hundreds of missiles fired into israeli air space. and this is video capturing the very moment the iron dome struck down a rocket aimed at tel aviv. you can hear people on the ground applauding. and there is word that israel is now mobilizing as many as 75,000 troops in preparation for a possible invasion of the gaza

stragglers from georgetown as i was coming in today. 3:30 in the morning, they were doing pretty well. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. starts now. fur. >>> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. this is a live look at route 1 and route 110 where there seems to be a traffic issue on the side of the road. doesn't seem to be causing a lot of problems but it doesn't take much to cause drama on the roadways early in the morning. i'm sarah simmons. we'll continue to watch that. >> i'm wisdom martin. still a for you closings to tell you about. let's start in anne arundel county. they are closed due to not having power. some of the schools in anne arundel schools are closed due to not having power. in frederick county, maryland, all schools are open except for lewistown elementary. people trying to get back to normal. >> a lot of lasting effects and people still without power too. a lot of people have been restored and a lot of people don't have power. >> are you one of those people? >> i'm on the other side of things. waiting patiently. if i'm wearing the same shirt and tie tomorrow, you know

a live update from the white house coming up on "the fox report." well, tonight, witnesses say the only bullets flying in gaza are shots of celebration. crowds in cars froogd the streets of gaza city after the announcement. earlier today before the deal was done, there was new violence on both sides of the border. team fox coverage continues. david lee miller live in southern israel. david lee, it sounds like the cease-fire is holding at least for now. that's right. trace. it's a little more than five hours since the cease-fire got underway. it is quiet along the border except for the occasional southbound overhead of israeli drones. the scene there very different than hours ago when the cease-fire was announced. there was a barrage of rockets fired into israel. when it took effect, there was a heavy trickle if you will will of rockets. as many as one dozen. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is saying that depending on the outcome of the truce, israel is still going to consider the possibility of military action. >> i know there are citizens

a lot of details here and they are coming up inside fox report. well, just hours remain in what is expected to be the biggest online shopping day ever. the research firm core score predicts americans will spend $1.5 billion online today alone this cyber monday. that's up 20% from last year. the national retail federation reports the average holiday shopper spent $423 this weekend in stores and online. total spending an estimated $59 billion. cheryl casone live from the fox business network with us tonight. cheryl, that's a big shot in the army for the economy. isn't it? >> it certainly is, shepard. we are seeing an allot of interest in online shopping today. initial numbers into fox business about how many people are out there spending this, today cyber monday. this is going to be already the biggest cyber monday ever when it comes to sales or revenues for the nation's he biggest retailers. number one amazon.com. number two wal-mart. 122 million people shopping today on web sites with the estimate looks like at this point we are going to blow through t

fox news contributor. pete, cooperation, how much and where? >> well i think this is a tremendous opportunity for barack obama to lead. he chose not to do that at the start of his administration in 08. instead of focusing on the economy went right after obamacare. he is basketball player. i think he could pull the ultimate head fake and actually not raise rates on small businesses. the markets would soar. he would get a lot of goodwill. he gets the budget in place and doesn't touch tax rates on small businesses, i think his approval ratings and market goes through the roof. rick: i had thought maybe we would hear from pete where the republicans would be willing to compromise instead of where he thinks the president would be willing to come promize. but, sometime mon, that said, 47% of the american people voted for mitt romney and the points that he was making during the campaign. don't those folks have any kind of say in this? >> sure absolutely. i think, the country wants, i think as the president said, that he got a mandate for action and i think it

. >> neil: all this stuff about sandy recovery thing going well. fox news alert, folks, it's not. welcome, i'm neil cavuto and a sandy response apparently crashing down. two million residents are still in the dark and cold. power outages no fewer than seven dates, gas lines stretching across miles. it's all spending frustration flaring. two days until election day, raising new questions it could boomerang on no less than president obama. more on that in a moment. first to the people still suffering like maria of staten island who is still left to pick up the pieces. how are things going? >> i wish they were saying going better but they are not. >> neil: blah is the problem right now? >> i know that the volunteers have been out there and i've heard that the marathon runners, to their credit have been and helping people as much as they can. the red cross is somewhere on staten island and national guard is here. there are massive amounts of volunteers giving out water and food. there are certain communities, large communities in staten island that have been virtually forgotten. >> ne

political commentator, republican strategist, fox is political analyst, former schumer advisor, fox is contributor. well start with you. these are sort of magical words for the right in this country. romney saying today, and four days i am not going to just take office, i am going to take responsibility. >> and someone needs to. we need true leaders in this country. obama gives greece beaches, but we have not had a true leader. we have had a politician in the office, a campaigner and chief. now we need a commander in chief. lou: angela is looking. [laughter] >> i love and love. i think those are aspirational words. unfortunately he is going to be proven wrong on tuesday night. i don't see very many paths to victory. we talk about the polls, but i don't see him winning in ohio, and i don't see him carrying enough of this is to be elected. >> if he does not win ohio, he could take wisconsin, nev., and colorado. >> absolutely. lou: the unemployment rate today was supposed to be a big number for the presidents, for governor romney. it turns out to be really neither. >> it was not a game ginger today. and ce

>> well, fox news is told that a classified hearing withheld intelligence, one of the major flashpoints was over these talking points that were prepared for the administration in advance of susan rice's sunday talk show appearances. fox news was told that the acting director of the cia were called out to explain who was responsible for the final version of those talking points. neither man could say who was responsible and specifically why those talking points minimized the role of al-qaeda even though the intelligence and other evidence pointed to an al-qaeda-style attack. so it is clear from that classified hearing this morning that these talking points, who put them together? who finalized them? why do they seem to minimize the al-qaeda role went to the heated exchanges. >> in his first conversation with the media since the scandal broke, david petraeus now says he never gave any classified material to his biographer and mistress, paula broadwell. that's the central question in this case, as you probably know. prosecutors are trying to determine whether to charge paula broadwell with

well, four we have gotten definitive word. we now know that he will, indeed, testify before congress this friday, that is the plan, just in to foxments ago. well, as we reported earlier this hour, president obama today defended his plan to allow some the bush era tax cuts to expire for the wealthiest americans. they are all going to expire. and if someone doesn't want them to, the president has a veto pen. so really that's it. in a news conference, the president said he is still willing to compromise with republicans. >> i have been encouraged over the past week to hear republic after republic agree on the need for more revenue from the wealthiest measures as part of our arithmetic if we are going to be serious about reducing the deficit. >> shepard: remember, we are set to fall right off that fiscal cliff they keep beating us in the head with at the end of the year when automatic tax hikes and spending cuts go into effect. that's unless the president and congress can reach a deal. the white house says that later this week when president obama meets with senate and house leaders he will propose $1.6 trillion in tax hikes on corp

you guys success as well as they do they want fox business to do just as well.k how well you have done. you fly to 15 cities in the u.s. and mexico. you have really become a player. what is the strongest area of your business right now at a time when people are checking their wallets and pocketbooks saying i can't take this trip but i'll take this one but at a discount? >> we're seeing lots of strength in the transconsuelo mackket. the jfk market is strong. from l.a. to san francisco. we're seeing stable demand from the business side. we're worried about leisure as ticket prices go up to compensate for fuel and we're keeping a close eye on that. david: let's talk about style and brand. they are always important to virgin product anything that has the virgin name in it. first of all, some people say you are to airlines what apple is to technology. you have that kind of new age style. how would you define your brand? >> well you know the virgin brand have always had a very strong eye toward design and you know the feeling in virgin is, everything doesn't have to b

fox news latino. for more on the issue and the coverage of the inauguration of this new president as well, check it outx news latino.com throughout this weekend. jon, you know, just in, we're getting some new information on some of the winners of that big powerball jackpot. moments ago a couple from missouri stepped forward to claim their share of the $538 million prize -- $588 prize. mark hill, a 52-year-old mechanic and his wife cindy hold one of the tickets. they will split the prize with whoever holds the ticket sold at a convenience store in phoenix. no one has yet come forward with the arizona ticket. let's hope they didn't lose it. that's your powerball winners, or at least half of them. >>> a new study showing only three u.s. cities are technically in an economic recovery. we'll tell you which ones they are and the sad fate of one iconic american city. >>> plus, you might remember this horrific scene from san bruno, california, a deadly natural gas explosion that leveled an entire neighborhood. now there's word a major u.s. city could be sitting on a ticking time bomb. for over 60,000 californi

that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >>> well, there was no trick or treating at the white house this halloween. the president and first lady broke their early tradition of passing out goodies to area students and military children because of from storm sandy. hundreds of treat bags that had already been packed were instead sent to organizations that would have participated. as for the pumpkins used to decorate, those will be donated to area shelters. >>> listen to. this a georgia woman put a new twist on trick or treating. the kids had to prove they knew a little bit about the united states before they could get a treat. younger kids had to recite the premier of allegiance. older one has to answer some basic questions like who was the first president. the woman says she wanted to make a patriotic statement this election year. >> some of those kids are so young that i don't think they would know the answers. they could barely talk. >> it is trick or treating. give them the candy and send them away. >> she had big candy bars, we u

fox news was on it as well. they went with d-6 and d-7. everybody said really? ct you. we have covered all of the polls on this show. as we do. >> greg: many polls. >> dana: ask greg. >> kimberly: polli tabis. >> bob: say this to you. one more thing. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: time now for one more thing. the election is over but the show has something special. >> bob: i would like to congratulate voters who stood in line, some very close places after the polls closed. you did magnificent job exercising the right to vote. the other thing in the one more thing, eric and i had a bet about this election. in the spirit of bipartisan, i don't think you need to wear this. >> dana: c'mon! looking forward to this all day. >> kimberly: what are you running for office? >> dana: that was the only thick i wanted to see. >> bob: i don't think it's appropriate. >> eric: that was my one more thing. my dad said pay your bets and on time. >> dana: put it on. >> kimberly: he is not scared. >> greg: there is a group of people on the web who want you to put it on for sick reasons. >> kimberly

fox 5 morning news as we continue. >> right now. >> right now. >>> straight up 5:00 right now on this election day. taking a live look at the woodrow wilson bridge. things moving along quite well. should be fairly easy for you to get to the polls at least weather-wise. hopefully, traffic is not an issue. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's talk to tucker barnes and see what it is going to be like en route to the polls, at the polls and after the polls. >> it will be cold, cold and cold. pretty much t we have cold temperatures across the area. most of the area at or below freezing with the exception. here in downtown and out close to the bay. it is going to be a cold start to your day so definitely coats. i think we'll move on to coats now from sweaters. 35 at reagan national. dulles, 29 degrees. bwi marshall, 32 degrees. these are the coldest temperature we've had yet this season so freeze warning for most of the area here until 9:00 a.m. the deck of clouds. there you go rolling through. that will probably keep temperature from falling further like a little blankie. >> oh, thank you for that. >> sunny start to the day. we'll see clouds

i have never heard about this on fox news. >> well it is showing a little bit of ankle. [ laughter ]ood business for the right-wing hate machine, of course and to try to stop any progress from happening between the us and ironian nations. a lot of people don't know it was our cia that help put in this monstrous shaw machine. >> in 1953 they were moving on the path we say we wanted them to move on now. well, they were there. >> john: yeah. >> the u.s. and the british intelligence agencies overthrew them much on the fact that they didn't like the oil. >> john: and this is under eisenhower. >> yes. >> john: we're still paying for this policy of 1953 -- >> and the [ inaudible ] brothers. >> john: hey. >> and at that period we were doing that frankly all over the world. >> john: yeah, sure. >> in avenue ka we were putting down movements. >> john: but theory -- history lesson is by putting in this dictator who hated hi own people. and then they became mega religious conservatives and we're all paying the pricer for it. >> there is a clear-eyed view of what america standing for, and a groun

sources now tell fox that those three prisoners may have been held for a few days prior to the attack at the annex and the c.i.a. denies this. but a separate welld force in washington confirms to fox that libyan men being held at the annex may be a possible motive for the staged attack on the annex and consulate which was a diplomatic facility we now know in name only. ship thank you, the storm that destroyed parts of the coastal new york and new jersey and, really, banged up a lot of connecticut, as well, is where 100 people have died and of the 43 who died in new york city alone, half were on staten island. the secretary of housing, rather , homeland security, janet napolitano visited yesterday. despite the progress this is much to be done. and now, live on staten island this afternoon, and the housing secretary says the housing is the biggest priority, period. >>reporter: absolutely. this is the type of damage done by that storm surge, the electrical ruined of the home, the boilers, everything that makes a house a home. having lights or power on is destroys. people have been forced to seek shelter to stay with relatives or find community hou

later today the president is meeting some of the nation's business leaders as well. fox business network's peter barnes live at the white house with more on that. so, which ceo's is the president talking to today? >> well, jon, it is interesting the president putting pressure on republicans to increase taxes on the wealthy. to let the bush tax cuts for wealthier americans expire and he is going to be meeting with some of those wealthier americans later today at the white house, those ceo's you just mentioned. there will be 14 of them including the ceo of yahoo!, of merck, coca-cola, and at&t he will well as lloyd blankfein, the see i don't of goldman sachs. he already came out in favor of higher taxes. in a column he wrote this week, he", i believe tax increases especially for the wealthiest are appropriate but only if they are joined by serious cuts in discretionary spending and entitlements. significant because blankfein and his partners make millions in salary and bonuses each year. jon: interesting. what is the status of the negotiations at this point, peter? >> repo

mcfarland, fox news contributor and a well-respected analysts when it comes to the middle east. i appreciate it. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: the markets are actually somewhat higher right now. nicole petallides standing by on the floor of the new york stock exchange. did we see any movement? nicole: we picked up a little momentum. we have the vix to the downside. the stock market, you look at the dow jones industrials, i want to pull off some of the dow leaders today. the day before thanksgiving holiday and do not forget friday is a shortened trading day so some folks try to get their action ahead of the weekend. we see names like hewlett-packard leading the way. cisco systems, bank of talk abo, thinking of jcpenney. a name that has struggled. mr. johnson has worked so hard in trying to turn that company around. in the meantime, jcpenney shareholders know it has been under pressure. for the month of november, it is down 28%. still working on that turnaround plan. you have an up arrow today. cheryl: thank you. we will see you at the top of the hour. we will continue to cover th

>> well, shep, fox news has told the former cia director david petraeus insisted at least twice during classified hearings friday that the cia memo about the attack included the term al qaeda and there was tremendous pressure to get at the talking points and not to quote relitigate every issue. reviewed by the deputies committee which includes appointees from the white house as well as under secretaries from defense state officials from the cia as well as the miller. i don't have any comment on that one way or the other. i frankly cannot speak to that at all. the cia may have some comment later today or the dni may have some comment later today with regard to the time line on the talking points. >> that said, today there was no response on the time line from the dni. the nation's top intelligence office, shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge from washington tonight. turkey is close to putting american made missiles on its border with syria. that's according to the head of the nato military alliance. he he expects the turks to formally request the patriot air to surface missiles in the c

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