. >> i'm gerri willis. they confirm the incident, one or more shooters are firing allegedly trying to take hostages. the hotel group that runs hotel. says 110 hostages have been taken. embassy reports explosions and hostages. they say the hostage-takers are muslim jihadists. police are on the scene and ceiling the area off. the hotel popular with expats working in mali. nicole: we'll delve into this. we're going on this developing story. fox news terrorism expert, walid phares joins us this morning. what can you tell us on this latest development? >> basically the early information you covered. the information in mali a few years ago, tells us this is most likely the jihadly organization but we don't know which. northern mali is basically inhabited by a different ethnicity. the took over empire is the was linked then to al qaeda. that was a couple years before the rise of isis. later on that organization shifted its affiliation to isis. this is happening in 'bama co, the capital. or are the jihadists operat

i'm gerri willis with the fox business network. more coming up." 3 "siouxland news at nine on fox 44, with larry wentz, diana meteorologist chad sandwell."3 some great news to start this week's edition of siouxland's most wanted... as two of our fugitives are now back behind bars.janelle brown was featured last week on most wanted... wanted by the u-s marshal's service for failing to violating her supervised conspiracy charge.she was arrested the same night by members of the northwest iowa fugitive task force in the greenville neighborhood of sioux city.her arrest makes her capture #416 since most wanted began.she's joined tonight by this man.anthony carr was featured in april of 2014 on most wanted.he was wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's office for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute... and by police in denver, colorado for car theft. he was arrested friday by the sioux city police department. his arrest makes him capture #417 since most wanted began.now, on to new business. tonight u- s marshals need your hel

fox business' gerri willis. gerri, have you this troubling report.been to the airports, what are you seeing and hearing? >> here's what we know right now. four airports failed this internal investigation conducted by homeland security. here they are, jfk, here in new york. kennedy airport. newark across the river, newark international. san francisco on the other coast and, of course, atlanta. you know that airport. 93% of some 93 million flights go through each and every year. what happened? well, security agents posing as passengers tried to get through security using fake bombs, fake weapons that they would tape to themselves or put in their bags and 95% of the time they made it through. 95 presidents of the time they made it through. so that's what's so troubling tonight. only days after the attacks in paris which were so concerning, so deeply concerning, and here we talked to people at airport today, here's what that's said. >> i worked for the airlines for like 17 years, and for tsa to do that, that's totally unacceptable. >> when i heard that,

gerry: it is about 20 channels for $20 a month.was charlie ergen's way of saying that if my traditional pay-tv business is slowing, at least i have this way to help people who are cord cutters watch tv. it is hard to delhomme family subscribers it has right now. betty: they are not disclose numbers? gerry: they included with other video numbers but there are analysts who say that the growth already appears to be slowing and the service just came out in january. charlie ergen, the big question for him is he has a lot of these wireless airwaves. investors are wondering, what is he going to do with this? is he going to create his own wireless service? is he going to merge with someone like t-mobile? he has until early next year to decide what to do about that. betty: i think people want to see some sort of timeline. i think it is january -- does he have to file for an option? gerry: yes january as a deadline for deciding what he is going to do, whether to sell all these airways. that is what people are watching with charlie ergen i kn

liz: so do i, gerri, so do i. i'm going to eat it right now, and i'll tell you why.rrito bowl right here, i am not scared, and here's why. because the food industry, folks, is way more regulated than the financial industry. so i believe it is safe. >> no! [applause] liz: marco? >> do. liz: marco wants me dead anyway. i'll eat this whole thing. i have no problem because i truly believe that chipotle knows what it's doing. let's hope -- [laughter] let's hope it knows what it's doing. i'm eating the whole thing after the show, but tell us if you're too scared to eat at chipotle or what you feel about this situation. tweet me @lizclaman, leave a post on facebook.com/lizclaman. go to our web site, got the videos of anything you missed. going to post a picture. and i'm telling you, i'm a doctor's daughter. i am impervious to any of this, that's what happens. doctors' children feel they don't get sick. [laughter] we'll see what happens. of i'll keep you posted even if yo don't want to know the details. >>> fox business' runaway hit strange inheritance back with a second sea

deirdre: gerri is probably the only good driver out of all of us. have to edge over because that's true for me. if you're not crazy about self-driving cars, what about the robot buses? they're already used in europe, they go slowly, they have preset routes, to me this is like a trolley more than a bus. >> yeah. >> you're upping the antehere, can i remind you cme was down for four hours today because of electronic problems? why do you think that a bus is going to be better? none of this stuff works on a consistent basis. why should i trust this stuff? >> buses -- go ahead. >> this seems like a natural first step. so right now google and facebook -- >> lots of people. >> and technology companies are shuttling their employees from door to door. so if they could automate that, why wouldn't they? these are the leading tech brands in america. >> it reminds me when you go to the airport or the disneyland and it's a people mover, granted at jfk i stand on the air train for 45 minutes and i almost missed my flight because there's no conductor that you can be

here is gerri willis and gary gastelu.ri willis, was porsche doing the same thing as regular vw was doing? >> it would appear to be. 2015 porsche cayenne is megamodel in the cross-hairs of the epa. audi a6 quattro. , the audi a 7 quattro and s5. these are popular of upper middle class. people are asking themselves serious questions. what is interesting about this, vw is pushing back. vw is saying you guys got it wrong this time. david: i actually got a quote, from a vw spokesperson who says, and i'm quoting what the issue is clear does the u.s. want competition in the american market or not? clear, gary, what they're saying or implying that there is crony capitalism that the epa is being used by american car companies to keep out competition. any truth to that at all? >> it is very possible that the epa might have jumped gun on this. independent tests when you test them on real world roads they emit more emissions than in the lab. doesn't mean they have cheater software. volkswagen fessed up to cheater software on other 11

gerri willis is at the jfk airport for us here in new york. gerri, how are travelers responding to this threat right now? reporter: trish, we've been out here at jfk all day long, and i can tell you american international travelers are not scared, they are unabashed and in fact defiant. we talked to many said we are not changing our travel plans. they will be more watched and more cautious but keep on traveling. here is what the state department told travelers. there are three groups planning attacks all over the world. isis, al qaeda, boko haram, and they suggest exercising vigilance for the american travelers. i can tell you state department has something to help, if you're one of the people traveling overseas, go to smart travel enrollment program at state.gov, get information on the flight that will help you and your family stay safe as you travel this holiday weekend. back to you. >> thank you so much, gerri willis there at jfk all right, want to get back to the president here, staying the course, announcing absolutely nothing new in his

gerri, what's the latest?well, the latest is that 45 people have been infected in some six states. take a look at this map. washington and oregon hardest hit. washington has 26 cases. oregon 13. there's even a case in new york, one in ohio, one in minnesota, and two in california. obviously this is a bigger problem growing problem. the c.d.c. has said they're not sure what caused this, they assumed maybe it was a common menu item that everybody had, they're just not clear on it yet. they're still trying to find it out. but we were really curious about what was going on in chipotle's stores. are people not eating here anymore? right now there's about a dozen people in line and 20 people sitting down and eating, and we talked to a lot of clients customers, avid customers of this store about what was going on. millennials, they are so loyal to this brand, they love this brand. and i told them as i was talking to them, look, e. coli is 026, that's the bug that you can get in your intestines from this store, it cau

fox business gerri willis is with me now. so, gerri, is the u.s.oing anything differently from friday? >> well, i've got to tell you the big problem we're finding four airports being scrutinized, jfk, kennedy right here in new york, newark airport, and atlanta airport, the one that has the most airline traffic and san francisco. those airports scrutinized tonight because they failed big f, big fail by tests made from the department of homeland security. what they did was put in fake passengers, people posing as passengers who carried on fake bombs and other weapons, things that would be illegal to take through the system and 95% of the time, diedre, they got through. 95% of the time. now, i want to mention to you that they have excuses. here's what the new head of tsa had to say. he said pressure's driven by increasing passenger volume and increased in checkpoint screening of badge due to fees charged for checked bags as well as inconsistent or limited force size requirements for handbags create they say a stress screening environment at airport ch

gerri? reporter: that's right, david. what we're hearing from the state department, a warning a global warning, a terrorism threat from isis. al qaeda, boko haram, these are groups planning attacks says the state department all around the globe. american travelers leaving the country being warned about travel overseas. and david, i have to tell you, we talked to lots of americans here at jfk. they seem unafraid. listen to this. >> we can't let anybody stop us from traveling. life has to go on. no one will stop america, i'm sorry. we're the greatest and we're going to continue to be greatest. >> if you start to dial back on the amount you travel you're empowering terrorists and ultimately, giving them what they want, to start to break undo our system. reporter: so even so, the state department is cautioning folks to be vigilant when they're traveling. make sure that they're careful and exercise caution particularly in public spaces like the airport here but also in big gatherings of people. this is hard to do at thanksgivi

gerri willis on what we are seeing. gerri: this is the site here. over a student march. in an end as 15 minutes and we expect a lot of angry protesters saying not only do they want free college tuition but they also want all student loan debts forgiven. think about that. that is a big number. this march is modeled on the march we brought you to stay where fast-food workers were marching in foley square for minimum-wage of $15 an hour. no sign years that this march is being sponsored by any professional organization or union as we saw on site tuesday but here's what i can tell you. at the numbers for a second, total student loan debt $1.2 trillion. estimates of what it would cost for the government to sponsor college tuition for all students, 70 to $80 billion a year, we had $18.6 trillion in federal debt, sounds like got very high price tag, struggling with higher and higher education costs each and every year. we will be on-site watching what these students have to say and why they are so angry at this point. neil: i am serious. the ones who are protesting and those who

gerri, thank you very much. melissa: do protester have a point?bout the protesters to the protesters about the protesting? college tuition in public schools, four-year universities has gone up almost 3 1/2 times what it was 30 years ago, way outpacing inflation. leaving many with crippling debt. heritage foundation steve moore. jack hough, senior editor at "barron's." let's delve into the ironies in this story. they are demanding free tuition. tuition has gone through the roof. at same time one of the drivers for tuition is going up because there are some government subsidies. look at federal reserve bank of new york. they did a study, for every dollar available to students in subsidized college aid, college tuition went up 65-cent of the price of college went up to match the level of support in freeness that students were getting from the government. steve, what do you think of that? >> well, just watching those protests. it is sort of a sad wages. we raised a -- sad situation. we raise ad generation of kids who believe in grievances entitled for

here to weigh in, gerri willis, scott martin, united advisors and jack hough, "barron's" senior editor. it is very simple, you can't run insurance if only people are buying insurance are sick people. you need healthy people for insurance companies to make money but all healthy people are getting out of obamacare. >> that is absolutely right. majority of users of this product, people who are truly, truly sick. you don't have young and healthy come in pay premiums andmoney, that is insurers rely on across the country. unitedhealthcare is biggest insurer in the country. if he this can't make it in obamacare, we don't have to wait for repeal or replace. it is falling apart on its own. david: scott, you have only 14 exchanges left. nine of them have failed. and the obama administration is still saying it is a success. i'm quoting now from the spokesperson for hhs, a guy named ben. he says the marketplace is stable, vibrant and growing source of coverage for new consumers. even though these health care exchanges are failing and unitedhealth and others are going to pull out. >> yeah, david, t

onto the next round of questions, gerry has the next question. moderator: senator santorum, we're in the upper midwest. the art of alliance is home to 176 auto supplier companies. back in 2008 you opposed the use of federal bailout funds as proposed by the then-bush administration. automakers survived. you still think that was the right position? >> absolutely. i'm a capitalist not a corporatist, i'm not someone who believes we should be bailing out corporations, whether auto industries or banks. simply a matter, the auto industry would have survived through a bankruptcy process instead of washington picking a winner and loser. in this case, the winners are the bond holders and the losers were the unions. that's fine. they did it. the unions survived. we have not survived and continued to grow manufacturing jobs. we have a president and economy right now that is killing, choke our ability to be able to compete. i'm one of the few people up here who believes we need a level playing field when it comes to manufacturing. that means a good tax code,

do people care, gerri? >> nothing like being here at chipotle, let me tell you. find that people still love this chain. still love the food. let me give you details about the outbreak. the c.d.c. says that 45 people have been infected as you said in six states. most infected in washington and oregon a combine 39 folks in trouble. but new york, minnesota, you name it, california, and ohio, now we're not sure which what did ingredient, the c.d.c. doesn't know yet. but what i can tell you, melissa, millennials love this company, they say it's fresh, it's fact, and they love the food. listen to this. >> i like it's a healthy alternative to your taco bell, something like that. and it's nice and keep. >> i've had chipotle for years and i'm not i'm going to stop now. >> i come here four time a week. >> four times a week, you see people are totally loyal to this train and even wall street are happy to have chipotle continue, the company not being penalized here but i have to tell you talked to a few people, a little worried but still buying the food. melissa: a little wo

gerri willis has been talking to folks on the streets. gerri, what are the folks concerned about? guys, recession ended in 2009 but couldn't prove it by a lot of americans. people i talked to had serious questions, about jobs and health care. listen to this. >> i want to know how are americans going to continue to be competitive if we do try to keep jobs at home? how will we compete with the rest of the world economically? reporter: paying a lot out-of-pocket. how do you afford it? >> i work harder but i'm not saving any money. reporter: this is affecting your retirement savings. do you have an emergency fund? reporter: i'm going through my emergency fund right now because my son was in the hospital. reporter: lots of trouble with americans with their wallets. they have serious questions. what they want, guys, is details. >> absolutely. david: go through -- there are some people, who has you found out are actually going through their, dipping into their retirement fund, their emergency fund. this is very dangerous position. reporter: that's right. david: thank you, gerri. that doe

onto the next round of questions, gerry has the next question.senator santorum, we're in the upper midwest. the art of alliance is home to 176 auto supplier companies. back in 2008 you opposed the use of federal bailout funds as proposed by the then-bush administration. automakers survived. you still think that was the right position? >> absolutely. i'm a capitalist not a corporatist, i'm not someone who believes we should be bailing out corporations, whether auto industries or banks. simply a matter, the auto industry would have survived through a bankruptcy process instead of washington picking a winner and loser. in this case, the winners are the bond holders and the losers were the unions. that's fine. they did it. the unions survived. we have not survived and continued to grow manufacturing jobs. we have a president and economy right now that is killing, choke our ability to be able to compete. i'm one of the few people up here who believes we need a level playing field when it comes to manufacturing. that means a good tax code, regulatory e

neil: you know, i want to apologize to gerri willis who was just here.rri lewis. [laughter] do they look anything alike? [laughter] gerri, i am very, there he sorry. you both are iconic symbols in this country. my apologies there. >> hello? neil: really? now we have doobie houser. >> ,, on. neil: a way to deal with this. not selling the details. taxpayer bottom line. charles: ultimately, you cannot have this with the current tax system. they tax every no. granny. the only thing left is this big money pot. they are coming at it. first you demonize the corporations. you make them a soft target and then you go in for the kill. neil: the national press. the current 35% corporate tax rate is too high. very few pay at that rate anyway. what do you think? dagen: she is not running for president. that makes me so sad. you are going to crush businesses through all of these regulations. when that is not enough, when job growth is struggling to keep up -- neil: well, dagen may go through all of it, but it is a heck of a lot better than seven or eight years ago. dag

gerri willis incredible.hat former pentagon spokesperson jamie gordon pounded in my head as long as we talk, repeated terror attacks. hate is hate. message from gerri's good reporting that is what the theme here. it is not class or economic theme. it is a hate theme. >> neil, great to see you. excellent report. yeahs it is a hate thing. you have radical islamists waging war against united states and west. they have been doing so since the 1970s. this is battle between sunni extremists originating in saudi arabia and shia extremists originating in iran. they are battling each other and have bull's-eye on our back. neil: why? i know you hear this a lot but why? what is it about us they resent? is it our movies or culture? some say our decadent -- what is it that sets them off? >> that is all part of it. a lot of it is jealousy. they're jealous that their religion teaches them they're supreme yet we're the superpower. it doesn't compute in their heads. they complain about israel. i disagree with them there. they

chief gerry mccarthy said the gang-related execution style murder of the boy shook the city of chicago and he had this message for the gangs involved. "all along from day one when we knew the circumstances of this being gang interaction, i said 'prepare the plan, don't jeopardize the investigation, but we're going to go and destroy gang too." one of the other men is in custody on an unrelated charge. officers say they're still looking for the third individual. another shooting took its toll on the city of chicago... "nothing else is working now we got to shut down what matters in this country money. when we shut down money, people make a difference." hundreds of protesters took advantage of one of the biggest shopping days ... blocking off store entrances along the magnificent mile shopping district. protesters say they want answers to why it took a year to release police video. the video showed a chicago officer shooting and killing a black teenager. the victim in the involved was 17- year-old laquan mcdonald the officer involved in the shooting has been charged with first-degree murd

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hello, gerri. >> hello. the recession may have ended in june 2009g?;jñçç but americ, some of them at least, still struggling here to take care of their families. let me give you a couple of numbers here. the majority of us have $1,000 in emergency savings, not enough to take care of a real financial problem. and the social security administration, the government itself, said recently that 51% of americans have an income of 30,000. that's just thousands of dollars off the poverty level. so, i went out and talked to people about their issues, despite that uppete jobs report we talk about from last friday. what are your questions? they say jobs, economy, and growth. listen to this. >> america wants specifics on job creation. instead of saying i have a plan, i can create jobs, i know what donald trump says, just listen to me, i'll create the jobs, but people want to actually know how is he going to create jobs. >> a lot of the candidates are advocating to lower taxes. carson talking bat flat tax, i'd like to knowkts3çw3>sivfqglfs what they want is deta

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liz: gerri knows, if i ate chipotle yesterday, i'm still going to alabama. [laughter] wu unafraid and undaunted at fox business. as you look at, for example, we thought we'd show you the international, specifically the international airline carriers, they are moving lower today after the u.s. state department issued that global travel warning of increased terrorist act tifd around the globe. but we've also noticed the regionals like southwest or jetblue are also moving lower at the moment. everybody down about 2% at the moment. >>> the closing bell, we're 41 minutes away, and we are keeping our eye on that developing story as well as what's going on around the globe. but a hostage situation still underway on the border of belgium and paris, and we're watching it. it's not possibly related, we have to stress that too, all of the terror that's going on. it could be a robbery gone bad. just stay with me, and i'll keep you posted on that. >>> in the meantime, we did get a pretty interesting gdp revision that wasn't as bad as people thought. trash picking may be

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launched a run for the white house at liberty, the largest christian college in the world run by... ..gerry fuller. >> it's a fascinating study on a lot of levels. >> the most interesting thing is the fact that there are many people who claim to believe in god, but are unaffiliated with a major religion. >> thank you. >> amazon is one of the blames for killing mortar stores. they now have a retail outlet. the amazon book stores opens in chicago, and will charge the same as website. it enters a visit when barnes&noble is closing 20 stores and others go out of business. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. for the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night. sub. >> the syrian civil war has seen some big shakeups in recent days. announcement from the u.s. president that special forces are joining the fight. the iranians have gotten a seat at the table in peace talks, and the russians have jumped into the war with both feet. amidst all the change, two things are the same. isil still holds lots of ground, and syrians continue

fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here tonight as we count down minutes to that first debate, republican national committee chairman reince priebus joins us. republican strategist karl rove. political analyst ed rollins. and it is a big night for the republican party and the republican presidential candidates who have to find a way to stand out from one another. fox news's chief political correspondent carl cameron is here. carl. reporter: hi, lou. exciting not not just for fbn but for candidates and voters. we're very much at beginning. there is incredible sense of anticipation and almost hyper hyper

. >> gerry stoudemire is president of the gun owners club of south carolina, and works closely with the nra here. >> ok, right now it is loaded and ready to fire... >> it's empty. there are millions of guns sold every year in the us that never hurt anybody. and the people don't intend to hurt anybody. the purpose for buying it was not for doing harm to another person. but for shooting. >> so you think that the laws that are in place right now are the right ones? no more laws are necessary? >> i feel that we have plenty of laws in effect that are not being enforced. >> for example? >> people that are prohibited from having guns or shooting people everyday with them. what's the penalty for getting, for doing it? are we enforcing the penalty, or are we having a revolving court system that just puts them right back on the street and they do it again the next day. this is what i've see the problem to be. we've got to make... every crime has got to have a penalty and it's got to be enforced. >> but in a majority of states, including south carolina, officers aren't required to seize a gun if s

congressman gerry connolly of virginia. thank you both.u >> thank you, judy. >> ifill: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: a texas school for young refugees, where the tests they face go beyond textbooks. but first, we turn to the question of why it's so tough to choke off the supply of money to isis. there are new calls for countries to crack down on groups that may be financing f them. earlier today, authorities in kuwait, which suffered its worst attack from isis this summer, arrested members of a cell providing money and arms to the terrorists. new estimates show the militants have resources in the middle east that go much deeper . our economics correspondent, paul solman, begins, part of our making sense series, which airs every thursday on the newshour. >> reporter: since the paris attacks this weekend, the forces arrayed against isis have beene pounding the territory it holds. and specifically, hitting oil it's been extracting for sale, as oil is a key source of isis revenue, having made the group one of the ric

jon: gerri willis, fox business network. thank you. >>> presidential candidate donald trump is out with a new book. he is promoting it and taking questions now from an audience in new york city. let's listen in for just a moment. >> from iowa where i'm leading. saw the new poll from iowa saw the new poll in new hampshire where i'm leading big. a poll just came out in florida where i'm leading big. georgia, texas, i mean all over the place. and i think, you know, look, we're doing well and if you add ben and myself, we're beating everybody by a lot. that seems to be the big story, that we're beating, call it the establishment. it is called really the failed establishment because the establishment has let us down but i don't know. i really don't know how his book is doing. >> [inaudible]. >> i think my book is very hard-hitting. his is a different kind of a book and he is a different kind of a person. my book is very hard-hitting. says it like it is. and based on what simon & schuster told me it is selling like hotcakes. so we

gerri willis here to sort it out.ig does this group. >> this group includes 10,000 cars, includes names you wouldn't have heard like porsche cayenne, suvs, diesel cars, diesel engines. taurig, 2014 volkswagen. cayenne. audi a6 quattro. audi q5. very popular cars. neil: did they have all the same ignition charge? >> great question. volkswagen is saying to the epa. you are wrong. we didn't put in the lame software that is supposed to lie to the federal government in those cars. there is big disagreement what happens next. they recalled 11 million cars, 480,000 here in the united states of america but who knows what will happen with this group. you have to start wondering, maybe the testing, emissions tests themselves that may be part of the problem here? neil: so that, software know, are testing this? >> well, my question is because volkswagen sy is aing, this particular software did not try to cheat the exam. that we put -- neil: on these other vehicles or on originals? >> on these vehicles in the spotlight today, thes

gerri willis, what are you hearing?rter: i'm going to tell you, neil, talking to people all morning long, and one woman from panama city, florida told me there is no way she'll stop traveling. she has all the confident in the world about america and the worst thing we could do is sit at home. the warnings from the state department are bleak. they're saying isis, al qaeda, boko haram, three groups planning attacks in regions yet to be named and americans should be on alert. americans traveling internationally in particular exercise vigilance in public places just like jfk. they say be aware of immediate surroundings and avoid large crowds. this is difficult for folks over the thanksgiving holiday. all you want to do is go to the parade and see the game and be with friends, right? but the state department says you have to take extra caution this holiday week. they have a tip if you want to be on the alert and get information, go to smart traveler enrollment program. the website is step.state.gov, they will text you inform

so he is regarded as one of the great forerunners of the movement, and the person who sent this to gerri to smith specially marked the passage for that reason. there are factions within the abolitionist movement -- you wouldn't look to would be factions but there are. and in fact, william lloyd garrison's faction is known for regarding the united states' constitution as a proslavery document. and that sets them up in opposition to the liberal party. i should say the liberty party. and the liberty party is devoted to a different ideology that holds that the constitution is not a flawed document but that certain states have failed to implement the constitution properly. and that faction is represented by people such as gerrit smith, and here we have an example of a publication produced by the liberty party, and it's an important image -- this is the liberty almanac for 1851. and the image is that of a chained slave, and the caption underneath reads: am i not a sister? now, remember this image because it is one of the ones that was created for the english abolitionist movement but was adopt

gerry storch joins us.erry. >> good morning. >> walk through what you saw happen over the weekend and then we'll get to what's going to happen today. >> very interesting. what we're seeing is that black friday is becoming more cyber. meanwhile, cyber monday is becoming more physical. let's look at what happened this weekend. it was actually a pretty good weekend for retail. sales in bricks and mortar sales are 75% of total. that was flattish to down 1 or 2%. meanwhile, the sales on the internet were about 25% total of the weekend. that was probably up double digits. when you put it altogether, retail up 3 or 5% over the weekend. interestingly enough, the increase we saw in the internet sales, the bulk of that occurred in the internet arms of the bricks and mortar retailers. so it's showing how this all channel model is evolving. >> let's talk about that omni channel model which is to say do you see a time where you charted out the online traffic and foot traffic actually merge or cross, where the online tra

the longtime communications director for congressman gerry connolly was also chair of the 11th congressional district democratic committee. he was called a trusted, wise, and gifted political mind. george burke is survived by his wife sharon and three children. >>> a russian plane crashed shortly after takeoff from egypt killing all 224 people on board. investigators now are gathering clues and retrieving bodies. brian webb reports isis is claiming responsibility. >> reporter: a russian airbus 321 like this one took off saturday morning from egypt, a red sea resort city. the metro jet was on its way to st. petersburg when the pilot radioed the control tower to report technical problems. the plane went off course and disappeared from radar about 20 minutes into the flight. military search helicopters spotted wreckage of the plane in the sinai peninsula, the same area where government and islamic state militants have clashed. isis has claimed responsibility but provided no evidence and are not known to have the capability to bring down a plane at those heights. victims' family members gathered

stuart: i think we got the point there, gerri. they give very much indeed.is all in tonight's brand-new episode of strange inheritance. >> her name is western signora. finding her bread becomes the session. >> today is the day. we will hit it. >> it was just there sticking up. >> the boat capsized saturday. it increased our determination. >> look at who is here. new star of fox business. jamie colby. welcome to the program. is this mel fisher? he died, right? >> yes. this is their strange inheritance. the cash of jewelry and coins. it continues to overwhelm. stuart: have you seen it mean that i have seen it. stuart: and emerald crucifix. >> all of this came from spain. putting it into the rope chains and they believe that was for possibly the pope. the rosaries. being brought over. stuart: have they figured out who owns it? who has the rights to the money? the state of florida? >> they arrested the rack. it is not a conviction. they went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. mel fisher. the guy that owned the dive shop did it turns out that he owns the wrec

. >> my name is gerry kester. i am a costume interpreter. the time period is between 1720 and 1740. and the family comes from oster, northern province of ireland. and this is the home of a farmer as well as a weaver. and 1720s, 40s, that's when they started leaving ireland to come to america because they wanted a better life. part of the reason they're leaving is there has been a depression in the linen market because of a whole series of droughts. you are having food shortages and famines. the quality of linen is really bad. there is a big depression on the market. the landlord doubles and triples the rents. economically you can't afford to live there anymore. if you want a better life, you sell everything you have and off you go to america. daily life, oh, you get up early. the women and girls go out and start milking cows, cook breakfast, dishes, and go out and work in the gardens, herb beds, make butter, take care of the kids, sew. but the most important job they have to do is spin. because the man is a weaver, it takes three spinners to keep up with one weaver. so the women and

good morning, gerri. bush set to reboot his campaign starting today. >> he's the guy who knows more about how to get he atlantic as a conservative. bill: he's referring his older brother. we'll talk to john you if you enough about that. >> the 2015 world champions. martha: it took 30 years, but the kansas city royals are the world champions after beating the mets in an extraordinary comeback. bill: u.s. intelligence officials saying at this point there is no evidence isis terrorists were involved in the crash of an airliner over the sinai peninsula. >> we don't have direct evidence of any terrorist involvement yet. isil in a tweet claims responsibility for it, and there is a very addressive isil chapter in the sinai. -- very aggressive isil chapter in the sinai. bill: there is question about whether they have the equipment to bring down a plane. they are saying it's too soon to know for sure. martha: back to the election as jeb bush is taking stock. the one-time republican front runner saying he's fired y

charles: ring in gerri willis.w night's debate. >> i think that it is interesting. the recession ended june 2009. people are still struggling out there. whether you are looking at how much money they are making, no emergency savings, $1000 or less for the average american. folks are earning $30,000 a year. that is the average american. they get how devastating that is. i went to talk to people. taxes, healthcare, the economy, jobs, take a look. >> taxes. >> we are that in between. we are not poor. we are not rich. we are right there. we are paying a lot in taxes. >> that was charlotte nelson. you can tell what she is ticked off about. other issues for other people. incredibly articulate about this. they are not happy. i will have more of these as the day rolls on. charles: all right. gerri willis. thank you. blackberry. trying to hang in there. digital keyboard on the smart phone. and a lot of the technology geeks are not sold. blackberry. next. ♪ you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no ac

gerri willis is live at jfk international airport.hat inside that building the crowds are still there in droves, aren't they? >> that's right. stuart. yeah, we've seen people inside the international terminal right behind me already, and they are listening to what the state department is saying today. that three groups are planning assault attacks. isis, al-qaeda, and that particular people americans traveling international need to be on guard. they advice extra vigilance, particularly in public places like airports, like football stadiums, you're going to the thanksgiving day parade, you need to be more careful. of course it's very difficult on a holiday weekend because you'll probably want to be at some of these events. but say nonetheless pay particular attention. now, if you want assistance, if you want alerts to your phone telling you what's going on so that you're updated from the state department, go to sepp.state.gov you can get your name on the list so that you can be protected. again, some 28 million people coming through th

that is it, gerri. it would have been one of the best ads ever created. it was true.o answer your question, trish, i think conservative voters in this country want a guy like donald trump who they feel will prosecute whoever the democrat is and take it to them in a very unhinged way. seeking things that they themselves would get to say if they were on that stage. >> after thanksgiving dinner. had a few too many. >> on saturday night live. the character drunk uncle. he is drunk uncle although he is sober. [laughter] >> i would say this to chris. chris, you are absolutely right. my leash is absolutely long. >> your leash must be 100 mile-long's. [laughter] trish: this is right. as a politician, he could not get away with any of this. he is not really the politician. he is donald trump. as such, he gets away with much, much more than anybody else could possibly. here is my question. is it presidential? >> i do not think that it is very presidential. it may help him win some early primary states. it will not get him a general election win. why is he even talking about car