. >> jim's developmental brother gerard makes about $1.93 an hour.t a sheltered workshop in west hampton, new york. jim, who is on the board drives about half an hour to visit his brother and says the workshop is the best thing that ever happened to gerard. i am sure it's not something that works out to mig mum wage. it's not an issue. it feels good about the pay check. good about having accomplished that. if you see him working at the electronic recycling programme. he's thrilled about that. a tremendous amount of self-esteem that he geels out of it. >> the -- feels out of it. >> reporter: the thought of gerard and his co-worker losing their job, literally brings them to tears. >> the families - give me a sec - the families worry about the guys, the gals just being at home. with little meaning to their day to day existence. >> we don't want to workshop to close down, i don't want to be laid off. if the government shuts us done, i won't make money. >> loreta was disappointed that her side lost. she wants to make it clear, she doesn't want the shelter

gerard: personally, i need this.hink it's a necessity, it's indispensible, to show that what happened hasn't killed "charlie hebdo." >> after the attacks, the magazine's staff first worked out of the offices of french "liberation," but have since found new quarters in paris. the location is secret for their own protection. the magazine itself looks much the same, though some readers feel "charlie hebdo" has lost its bite. religious cartoons have become a rarity. >> they didn't care before and they shouldn't now. they should keep on provoking people. whether they change topics or not, they must keep shocking us. >> but nothing at "charlie hebdo" is like it was before. during editorial meetings, people used to laugh and joke around. biard says tempers now flare easily. the staff feels under pressure to meet the public's high expectations. gerard: we receive lots of cartoons, but only few of them get published. the bar is simply set too high. we had, and have, people whose talent is irreplaceable. and the problem is tha

. >> don't know what that means but moderator gerard baker thanked carson and left it at that. that is one of the instances that the candidates gave felon answers. and the moderators let them off the hook. thank you was also baker's unsatisfactory response to carly fiorina's nearly two minute long nonanswer how she would deal with the claim that democratic presidents are better at creating jobs than republicans are. here is just somehow she dodged that very simple question. >> well first of all i must say as i think about that question, i think about a woman i met the other day. i would guess she was 40 years old, she had several children. and she said to me you know carly i go to bed every night afraid for my children's future and that really struck me. this is america. mother is going to bed afraid for her children's future. >> several times last night i wondered whether the candidates just didn't hear the question, the moderators asked. in the earlier debate the moderators let new jersey governor chris christie get away with this statement about democrats and taxes. >> if an

niel cavuto and maria bartiromo and wall street journal gerard baker.the fox business network. >> cheryl: there are some new developments in investigation into the russian jet plane. they're, quote, 90% sure noise was explosion caused by bomb. there's enough evidence that a bomb caused this disaster. >> in addition to the u.s. and uk intelligence that we've received, i think all indicators are pointing to the fact that this was isis putting a bomb on an airplane. >> cheryl: congress also saying that tsa has been tightening security about planes bound for the united states. >> nicole: president obama meeting with netanyahu today. it's the first meeting in a year. topics will include country's security, spokesman suggested that for obama is ant -- antisemitic, seek a long-term solution to the recent wave of violence. >> cheryl: volkswagen stepping up their efforts to rebuild customers' trust. they will offer $1,250 in cash. they plan to issue two debit cards. a cash card worth $500 and 750 to purchases linked to dealership. 500,000vw vehicles. >> nicole:

this debate, eight of the candidates, maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, gerard baker, the editor-in-chiefournal" will be moderating throughout. their focus will be on the economy and restoring prosperity to this great country. it is an exciting evening that we've been waiting a very long time for, in what has become the fourth debate, republican presidential debate of this cycle and the second fox business/wall street journal republican presidential debate begins now. ♪ >> the road to the white house is long and winding. candidates have traveled from coast to coast, to hear from their fellow americans. faced tough questions, and laid out a vision for the country. tonight, the road leads through wisconsin. the birthplace of the republican party. the cradle of american industry. where winners are crowned, and legends are forged. abraham lincoln campaigned for

this debate, eight of the candidates, maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, gerard baker, the editor-in-chiefrnal" will be moderating throughout. their focus will be on the economy and restoring prosperity to this great country. it is an exciting evening that we've been waiting a very long time for, in what has become the fourth debate, republican presidential debate of this cycle and the second fox business/wall street journal republican presidential debate begins now. ♪ >> the road to the white house is long and winding. candidates have traveled from coast to coast, to hear from their fellow americans. faced tough questions, and laid out a vision for the country. tonight, the road leads through wisconsin. the birthplace of the republican party. the cradle of american industry. where winners are crowned, and legends are forged. abraham lincoln campaigned for pr

. >> reporter: executive chef gerard tice makes life in the kitchen look easy as pie.fically, boston cream pie. essentially we're talking butter, chocolate, cream, sugar. what could possibly go wrong with that? >> nothing. it's a wonderful dessert. >> reporter: wonderful, yes. and completely misnamed. it isn't a pie at all. >> no, it's a cake. >> reporter: where did that come from? >> because it was originally baked in pie shells. >> reporter: two pie shells actually for two yellow sponge cakes. held together in pastry cream, covered in chocolate and coated with almonds. >> we actually became the state dessert in 1996. >> reporter: congratulations. >> yes, absolutely. >> who knew? >> reporter: you heard right, boston cream pie is the official state dessert of massachusetts. >> boston baked beans, boston terriers, boston cream pie. what is it about this particular dessert that you think appeals to people around here? >> it's simple flavors that bring you back to your childhood, really. >> reporter: it's remained more or less the same way since it was invented over a cen

happened just before 4:00 at braun and gerard streets. quite a scene there with traffic.o one was hurt. we do know the car was badly damaged. doesn't take a genius to figure that out looking at the video. >>> one person dead, two others injured after a shooting near penn station in manhattan. police say it happened outside mcdonald's where shots were fired around 6:00 this morning. investigators say an argument broke out and a man followed a victim before opening fire. no suspects have been arrested in this case. >>> i want to tell you about a win for students at the university of missouri. >> the school's president resigned today over his handling of racial allegations on campus. what the decision means for the university as everyone tries to come together. >>> plus, a local school district sets the record straight about allegations of bullying inside its hallways. the actions they are taking after nbc 10 told you one sixth grader's story. >>> and a south jersey boy reels in quite the catch. his story is coming up at 6:00. at longhorn, you're never torn between ordering

eastern, then neil, maria and gerard baker moderate the second debate.find fbn, just log on to channel finder.com. you can also watch me joining some other fox news all-stars with bill o'reilly before the debate and after. we're going live at 11 p.m. right here on if fox news channel. >>> president obama's plan allowing millions of illegal immigrants to stay in the u.s., what does it mean for the future of the president's plan? and the white house praising protests over racism at the university of missouri. will the fallout cause a ripple effect beyond the school's campus? and right after the show catch more from the couch on the web. join us for outnumbered overtime, and it's debate day, go to foxnews.com/outnumbered, fire off your questions. and if they're really good, we'll forward them to ms. smith, and maybe she'll use them tonight. ♪ ♪ i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein a

. >> gamers we caught up with were praising gerard for what he did. >> the fact that somebody became a hero open the mic is crazy. >> i'm not a hero. i just did my job. i did what i thought was right. reporter: police say people really need to be careful what they communicate when they are talking to others during these on-line video games they are playing. as for jose white, he was released from custody. he's due back in court next month. we're live in lowell, steve cooper, 7 news. >>> new here at 4:30, stoneham honoring servicemen and women. it was all smiles from the veterans today as they received a framed certificate and pen as a thank you from the country. one veteran is happy to see the men and women being honored today. >> i'm proud to be here. i'm proud to be amongst brothers. i hope everybody will appreciate what the other fellows all did. >> the veterans also attended a special brunch this morning. >>> bernie sanders hampshire today. he took part in a veterans day parade in lebanon, new hampshire. the parade is hosted by american legion post number 22. sanders also spoke a

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. >> reporter: the thought of gerard and his coworkers losing their jobs here, literally brings jim toears. >> the families -- give me a second. the families, i think worry about the guys, the gals just being at home with perhaps, you know, little meaning, you know, to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to get laid off. >> reporter: ali velshi, al jazeera. >>> and you can see more of ali velshi's reporting on ali velshi on target. it airs at 9:00 pm eastern time here on al jazeera america. >>> helping students stay focused. the school board in seattle deciding if classes should start later? but it will cost a lot. ♪ >>> those rising college costs could soon be slowing down. the college board finding that tuition fees went up about 3% last year, that's far below, the average increase of 5.9%. students at public colleges paying about 40% more than a decade ago. private school students paying about 29% more. and students are taking on less debt. they borrowed $106 billion last year. in that is 6% less than the year before. >>> what ti

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is apparently a man has been identified who he is the owner of this flat apparently in the name of gerard bendown. he said he found out that the siege was at his house, people are holidayed up in his flat. he was asked to do someone a favor. he said, did the "someone asked me a favor and i did them a favor. someone asked me to put two people up for three days. i didn't know where they came from. i didn't know anything. if i had have known, do you think i would have done it? ". hopefully we will have more on that. let us bring you up-to-date with our continuing coverage of the ongoing police operation in paris. this is, of course, targeting suspects from last week's attacks. we go through what we know so far. there have been a series of explosions in st denis. this is a suburb in northern paris very close to the stade de france which was one of the areas attacked by suicide bombers on friday. three people have been killed in the raid, including one woman. we don't know who the three suspect who have been detained are. there have also been three policemen that have been injured, but they ar

. >> hey, gerard, we might want to point out china is not part of this deal. ( applause ) >> larry: look, trump is stupid. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) just plain and simple. you see, contempt for higher long-range, critical thinking, or as they call it elitism, it was always a strategy for smart guys to get into office but now those smart guys are getting buried by their own creation of dumb. that's why jeb is so frustrated. why do you think he has an exlambation point at the end of his name. let's hear trump talk about oil. >> we should have given big chunks to the people that lost their arms, their legs, and their families and sons and daughters because right now, you know who has a lot of that oil? iran and isis. >> larry: stupid! it doesn't even make sense for me to break it this down because it's just stupid. and a quick note, philosopher, forrest gump's mom, stupid is as stupid does. very smart. but here's the thing, here's the thing-- and if stupid gets power, it can dumb some stuff like this. >> let me just tell you that dwight eisenhower, good president, great president

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so i must say, gerard, it's a terrible deal. i love trade., but we need smart people make the deals and don't have smart people making the deals. moderator: the deal, as you say, the terms of the deal were published just last week. the detailed 5,000 pages of it, and 80% of u.s. trade with countries in the pacific, the 11 countries, is tariff free, and the trade deal affects the other 20%. are there particular parts of the deal? >> yes, if you look at the way china and india and almost everybody takes advantage of the united states, china in particular, because they're so good. the number one abuser of this country. if you look at the way they take advantage, it's through currency manipulation. it's not even discussed in the almost 6,000 page agreement. not even discussed. you understand very well from the "wall street journal," currency manipulation is the single great weapon people have. they don't even discuss it in this agreement. so i say it's a very bad deal, should not be approved. if it is approved, it will be more bad trade deals. mo

. >>> gerard, i don't think you can top the story we just had, but give it a shot. >> well, i can tell you the warriors have not been sleeping on the job at all. we know that. stanford setting an appointment and jim harbaugh got embarrassed at the big house. but the dubs remain the hottest ticket in town. and tonight they look to continue that historic run to start the year against the sacramento kings. we'll have a preview, coming up next in sports. warriors have won 9-straight over the sacramento kings..... and took all four >>> well, the warriors have won nine straight over the sacramento kings and took all four meetings last season by an average of 22 points. who could forget clay thompson's monumental third quarter performance, finishing the night with a career-high of 52. dubs will be without the services of harrison barnes against the kings tonight. he sprained his left ankle on this play last night and the warriors win at phoenix. x-rays were negative, revealing no fracture. but there was no timetable for his return. brandon rush gets the start in his place. sacramento will be

of course, niel cavuto and gerard baker. 200-point drop from the dow.s. futures are showing a lower open this morning. in europe the early action showing a little bit of selling about two-thirds of a percent loss in france and germany. in asia overnight the market there were trending lower with a nikkei just s

so i must say, gerard, it's a terrible deal. i love trade.ader, 100%, but we need smart people make the deals and don't have smart people making the deals. moderator: the deal, as you say, the terms of the deal were published just last week. the detailed 5,000 pages of it, and 80% of u.s. trade with countries in the pacific, the 11 countries, is tariff free, and the trade deal affects the other 20%. are there particular parts of the deal? >> yes, if you look at the way china and india and almost everybody takes advantage of the united states, china in particular, because they're so good. the number one abuser of this country. if you look at the way they take advantage, it's through currency manipulation. it's not even discussed in the almost 6,000 page agreement. not even discussed. you understand very well from the "wall street journal," currency manipulation is the single great weapon people have. they don't even discuss it in this agreement. so i say it's a very bad deal, should not be approved. if it is approved, it will be more bad trade

i was there when gerard butler was there and i thought i could make history.nd then i chickened out. i don't think it is a crime is just rude. but he does not get embarrassed a matter what he says or does you are wrong. everybody loves me he would say they love me. i would love to have a monologue like that. >> i am sick of the protest they will not watch snl anyway because they hate you were they sit on the internet all day saying it is problematic writing forges about. >> it is the job of its tv station to create a show that they will watch. >> in the last democratic debate bernie sanders goes against hillary clinton. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your diem emails. [cheers and applause] [laughter] that secretary clinton skirted request there are valid questions and now he is losing to clinton according to the latest poll. is this too little too late totally he little jabs but it is not the socialist revolutionary that america wants they want you to storm the palace that is not what anybody wants. kennedy: and she is the ultimate

neil and maria and gerard baker at 9:00 o'clock. fox business.com / channel finder. juliet: the killer whales will be no more. ben: blackfish focuses on work us held in captivity. focusing on conservation and killer whale behaviors and natural settings. it is limited to see world san diego. it could expand. juliet: i am getting messages that it is starting to rain down in southern new jersey. mike: i think it has been raining there for a while. it should be coming in right now. here is a we have. plenty of rain in the tri-state region. during the morning commute. under 1 inch of rain. it looks like it will stay unsettled for a little while. the unsettled weather will continue to thursday. cooler temperatures will be here at the same time. let's find out if it is affecting your commute this morning. take a look at some of the camera shots. ines rosales has the latest with the commute. ines: not affecting the commute. long island, mobile delays on more slowdowns by glencoe road. the upper level, it is an hour delay. lower level, it you do have a 30 minute too late appr

. >> reporter: something is always brewing in gerard's studio. >> well, i thought it might be fun to push the limits a little bit. >> reporter: literally. this graphic designer used to paint the old fashioned way. untillhe day he became fascinated by his cup of green tea. >> and i thought, i wonder if i can make this into a painting medium, what that would be like? >> reporter: browns and greens were easy enough. but keeping other clears stable, not so much. whatats the hardest color to make stick? >> hardest color to make stick is probably the reds. >> reporter: are you still working on mastering the reds? >> i recently have just got it. >> reporter: you just got it after how many years? >> the whole process has been about ten years. so now i have a full c cor spectrum, so i can get flesh tones, purples, silvers, grays, blacks, whites, the whole works. >> reporter: getting all those colors requires him to buy coffee and tea from around the world. shipped to his home outside pittsburgh. so this essentially is your blue. there is no other tea that gives you this color that you need? >

and then gerard baker and maria and neil, second debate.nd let's stay on politics, ben carson all over the news and on with maria the last hour addressing the controversy over his west point admissions. roll tape. >> i don't remember if i was with him when the offer came. the offer was not, as i recall, from him, but there were multiple other officers around. there were several things i was invited to because of my status as the city executive officer and general westmoreland was at one of them. charles: mary kissel of the wall street journal editorial board is here with us. mary, part of the controversy, politico was at the center of it, there was controversy over an article that the wall street journal had written about dr. carson as well. >> a couple of things to say, conservatives don't get vetted like democrats, they get a closer look, that's absolutely true. but ben carson is running for president not for the head of the city council and he'll have to answer questions about his past, not just because he's a conservative also because h

after our engagement, all of that, i never will forget, we - i'm the only - i said the first, leo gerard reminds me. i'm the only u.s. trade representative ever invited to speak to the united steel workers executive board. - so you got through. - the kids who worked for me said they just put out a press release saying they still oppose our trade deals. i said, that's a win. what they didn't do is ask 20,000 steel workers and truck drivers to show up to congress and circle it and burn the white house. i said, that's a victory. we passed the trade agreement with korea by the largest margin of votes in history, for an agreement, because we responded to their concerns. i know we're going to talk about more. but this trans-pacific partnership, people say, we don't care. - this is the agreement - - the one that's up now. - right now up. - all those things people say they want, we heard them. they're in the agreement. nafta was done 20 years ago. we didn't even have a labor chapter, or an environmental chapter. this is the first trade agreement in history that not only has the strongest labor c