. >> on "fox news watch" -- >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> republican candidate newt gingrich keeps his cool at the presidential debates. is that why he's near the frontrunners? at the top, is he the latest media target? >> okay, libya. >> herman cain gets creamed by the press following his lengthy pause on libya. is the media giving the former pizza purveyor a fair shake? the solyndra scandal heats up as congress searches for someone to blame. >> we've been lazy over the last couple of decades. >> our president thinks we're lazy. >> we're not out there hungry, selling america. >> did the media hear that? our president thinks we're lazy. >> what do you think republicans will be sipping and saying? >> cnn's man at white house appears to have a soft spot for mr. obama. is that why he tosses softball questions to the leader of the free world? and reg says, see you later. >> thanks, everybody. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. jim pinkerton, contributing divert of american conservative magazine and kirsten powers. i'm john scott

. >>> i gotcha. maryland's most powerful radar showing the rain coming down big time, basically cecil county and right down through the eastern shore here. we're getting the rain good in caroline county through queen anne, a good swath of rain, some of the heaviest towards charleston. how much rain? we don't have the final one. to the west close to an inch, mt. airy, german town, half an inch in columbia, half an inch in bowie. gusty winds as the front came through. temperature is 50. that will be dropping. as i take a look at some of our hd weather bug cameras, you can see downpour after downpour, a little bit of late day clearing. you blink, you missed that. you're getting summer in there especially east. towson is beginning to clear out. temperatures now running around 50. 48 to the west. oakland down to 37. that's at colder air beginning to punch in. we have one other weather woe. western shore could see a high tide of one to one and a half feet along the western shore. keep that in mind if you l

. >> hopefully, there'll be no gotcha questions. >> this debate will center around national security. >> everything from rogue states like iran, north korea, syria, the relationship with pakistan, how we deal with the un the banking crisis. -- with the eu and the banking crisis. >> and it will also cover the billions we spent in defense. the forum comes amid a shakeup in the polls. >> we have a moral and responsibility not to spend more than we take in. >> mitt romney retains his front runner status, but newt gingrich is challenging. he holds slight lead in at least three national polls over romney. >> this will not be the first time that gingrich will have been on a debate stage where he is the alternative to mitt romney. it is his job to stay in that spot or get knocked off. >> there will be questions coming from the moderator, the audience, and social media. the economy is likely to be included in the discussion. >> despite the rain, demonstrators from various occupations marched down from one groups to the university of washington. that group was formed by concerned students, facu

this is not a gotcha question. this is a very open ended do you agree or disagree with president obama's stance on libya. the idea that someone running for the highest office in the country, you don't have to be an expert on every single thing. he knows more about economic policy than foreign but you have to have some answer out there. he went on for -- i know it is only an hour long show but he went on for two and a half minutes where he could not find his way. he didn't know, couldn't remember. the act of running for president is to prepare you to be the leader of the free world. you cannot have moments like this. democrat, republican, independent. you can't have these kind of moments and say i am ready to lead the free world. >> thank you so much. herm herman cain's negatives were up double just in the last month. fatigue to the december issue. the magazine's top editor sat down for pizza and politics. how did he impress you? it seemed to be a very easy going session? obviously comfortable, pizza on the table. t

>> jimmy's gotcha videos have garnered millions of hits on youtube. enough to earn jimmy justice the title "difference maker." who is jimmy justice? >> i'm just your average new yorker who's sick and tired of watching the police department abuse their power, abuse their authority superman was a childhood hero of mine and he would stand up for justice. >> like every superhero, jimmy justice has a unique ability. what is jimmy's superpower? >> jimmy justice' really, really annoying. >> you're not allowed to cover your badge. you're not allowed to cover your badge! he has a camera! oh, that's dangerous! i'm calling for backup. wahh! aren't you supposed to wear that? hide your face! i already got your face on video! what are you going to do, bite me with your gold tooth? (audience reacts) wearing a pea coat. it's a little secretive. waah. your days of running around this city like a cowboy are over! i am jimmy justice! (audience reacts) >> jimmy has been the dynamic douchebag for as long as we can remember. >> i've been called a pest, a gadfly, an ass (bl

. >> reporter: and there were gotcha moments. >> torrey doning reporting live. thanks for that report. jamie. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, a homeless man killed while walking to a shelter after getting out of the hospital and now there are efforts to find a home for his most priced possession staring at you. >>> and nearly half of you have smart phones and that means personal data on the contacts, e-mail addresses and what you put on the apps and the website and we will tell you how you can protect from hackers. >>> i'm james costello and those stories and more coming up at six. >>> well of course one of the busiest travel period of the year coincides with primetime for cold and flu season so how do you and your family stay healthy and happy even when cramped inside of a plane with sick passengers. we have some tips. >> reporter: more than 23 million americans will fly over the thanksgiving holiday and with the weather getting chillier in parts of the country it can mane a lot of sneezes and coughs and germs. >> it is greater the closer you are to the person c

it's gotcha this and gotcha that, it's gotcha journalism and gotcha politics an it does lessen our chances to get things done. i may have a big ego but never identified myself as the entire congress. i'm very proud of the financial reform bill and proud of the progress we've made, for example, in protecting gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people against environments. i'm proud of the role in helping impeach bill clinton. the fact that institutions in america today are less popular, the media is less popular, congress is less popular, i don't tack that personally. >> back to the tone, you make a fair point about the media, on the other hand, you certainly are known for your sharp tongue at times. do you feel any responsibility for your own role in kind of that tone that we do see in washington, whether it be media or members of congress? >> well, congratulations, you're four for four in managing to find a negative approach. no, i will say this. in 1981 when i got to congress, i was very cooperative in a bipartisan way. newt gingrich actually boasted about the extent to which he chang

. >> i'm ready for the gotcha question, and when they ask me who is the president of ube-bexy-stan-stan, i don't kn know. >> stephen: you don't know who is the president of ubecky-becky-stan-stan is, you can just find out in wikipedia, which i believe-- i believe is the country just to the north. ( laughter ) and, folks, on monday's pbs "the newshour" cain showed he is ready to have his fing or the button. >> i do view china as a potential threat uindicateing that they're trying to develop nuclear capability. >> nation, we cannot allow china to develop nukes. especially since they developed them in 1964. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i am telling you, if you don't act fast, they might end up building a wall to keep foreigners out. ( laughter ). no! ( applause ) ( cheers ) thanks, obama. ( laughter ) now, some out there might say that cain made a gaffe about china's nukes, but he told hannity, he is still boning up on foreign policy. >> do you feel you have the experience in foreign policy, considering that has not been your professional area of expertise? >> do you think i'm dumb enough not

also, he has played the media card, attacking the media for asking gotcha questions and trying to getcans to go against each other. i think we're at a moment -- the iowa caucuses are january 3rd. people are starting to get serious about this race and really figure out who can they imagine against barack obama on stage in october, in november in these debates that will lead up to this election. how can they imagine standing toe to toe with obama and really making the case for a republican presidency? >> nia malika henderson from "the washington post." we appreciate it. tune in next tuesday night when wolf blitzer is set to host the gop debates in washington. one of the main topics, national security. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. let's get a check of what's coming up at the top of the hour on "american morning." christine romans is here to share that with us. >> ahead in 20 minutes, unoccupied. we're watching the scene in lower manhattan right now as the nypd clears out occupy wall street camps there. we'll speak to an officer about why the police across the country decided enough is e

gotcha. "flail" can be a noun -- a tool used with a swinging motion -- athe swinging motion itself. you could say, "the farm worker has to flail a flail to thresh the wheat." that's "word" on "kids news." >> [ rapping ] ♪ yep ♪ uh-huh ♪ you know what i wear ♪ green and yellow ♪ green and yellow ♪ green and yellow  >> time to playlow  "guess the president." you get 4 clues and 20 seconds to check your knowledge of white house history. here goes. without much formal education, he became a lawyer in his teens. as a major general in the war of 1812, he defeated the british in the battle of new orleans. he killed a man in a duel -- for insulting his wife. his supporters became the modern democratic party. and when they partied to celebrate andrew jackson's victory, washington was shocked at the mess they made at the white house. but our seventh president was a popular reformer -- the first frontier man to lead the country. after two terms, he gave a farewell speech warning against paper money. that's ironic, because nowadays you see him on every $20 bill. >> whe

a lot of you are e-mailing us and saying, there weren't gotcha moments an jabs and it was substantivee better and different. >> alisyn: i predict that will come. and, it was a throwback to... yesteryear because there were no commercial breaks, no snappy sound bite and they each were funny, but people -- >> no sounds cutting you off, bing! >> alisyn: and they got to lay out their plans and because they didn't go after each other they had an opportunity to go after president obama which newt gingrich seized at this moment. >> we have today a president, compare him to ronald reagan. a great book, lessons reagan learned at general electric and compare his ability to talk to the american people and make sense and have the american people move the congress. with the current president, this president is about as candid and accurate as bernie madoff in what he tells the american people. >> clayton: it is an interesting quote, because, that is what the white house is trying to do right now, which is to say i put forth my jobs bill and republicans haven't done anything on it and of course they

. >>> it wasn't supposed to be a gotcha question but herman cain made a major stumble. listen to this one. >> so, you agreed with president obama on libya or not? >> okay. libya. president obama supported the uprising, correct? had i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason. no, that's different line. i got to go back and see -- got all this stuff twirling around in my head. >> major gar set national journal's congressional correspondent and jay newton is a washington correspondent. that was painful to watch for many a i watched five minutes of t you know, his campaign said he was going on four hours of sleep and this was taken out of context. you mod rated the debate, as most know here on foreign policy, what do you think? does he know what he is talking about? >> that is for the voters to decide f you look the sum total of his anticipates, direct questions to the debate that cbs and national journal conducted on saturday and look at what happened in the very straightforward, not a gotcha question yesterday, i think you can make some conclusions

when did a gotcha moment become off limits to the press?ones in and want today hear and and report on it even though they knew they didn't do something wrong. once they put the microphone in. >> he was defending israel and going after sarkozy on their actions, but that's not what we're talking about. >> we have to take one more break, when we he come back, the dangerous and sometimes dirty job of covering the dirty job of covering the occupy protesters. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. how about making it brighter. more colorful. ♪ and putting all our helpers to work? so we can build on our favorite traditions by adding a few ne

>> i'm ready for the gotcha questions. they're already starting to come.when they ask me who's the president of ubeki, ubeki stan, stan. i'm going to say, i don't know, do you know? >> can you name the president of chechnya? >> no, can you? >> people say it is impossible the herman cain art project could result in a republican presidential nomination, but why not? >> you agreed with president obama on libya or not? >> okay. libya. i do not agree with the way he handled it for the following reason. nope. that's a different one. >> and the prime minister of india? >> the new prime minister of india is -- uh -- no. >> in year 2000 people apparently did not care about picking a guy who had foreign policy chops. today president obama made his first trip to australia as president and made the surprise announcement there that 250 u.s. marines are going to be stationed there starting next year. eventually 2,500 american troops are going to be rotated through australia. president obama says it will be a permanent outpost for us. >> we are here to stay. this is a re

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she says the goal is to eliminate the gotcha aspect of parking enforcement and allow people extra time to shop and do business in the city. she says it would also ease the friction between the city and residents over arcing issues. the proposal goes before the rules committee today. >>> well still ahead, a dream vacation to italy. all expenses paid by recyclables. >> coming up, learn the details of the going green get away and what inspired welcome back. the time now 11:26. you can see the leading edge of a weak front that's going to bring sus very isolated rain as we head into tonight. let's show you what it looks like now on the radar. you can see that front draped here between ukiah and the bay area. it's very weak and will likely fall part after hitting the north bay later on tonight. your forecast shows you 3:00 p.m. today, not expecting much activity. very isolated action all the way through midnight. as we advance this 12 more hours for you, it starts to go the a little bit more active starting at 1:00 noon tomorrow through the overnight hours. 5:00 p.m. could be dicey during th

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gotcha has the highest elevation any continent on her if antarctic has the highest mean average elevation of any continent ... >>we have high pressure in place it will produce lots of weather in the plains states. it will stay there and move up on us over the weekend we will get some rain as a result. we also spoke before about frost and freeze advisories' in florida and lots of a winter advisories' for storms in the western states. ultimately it will reach the midwest bringing snow to the upper midwest but for chicago it will be a rain producer. that's going to happen over the weekend. we are looking at a white band on the manp.. that will affect us for the weekend with rain but after that we will head for colder temperatures but today we are in the 40's tomorrow will be up to 47 degrees it will be modestly cooler and sunny friday in the mid-40s saturday will have afternoon rainshowers broadening overnight saturday there will be some snow showers or forays for monday and tuesday of next week. >>thank you so much for joining us today we hope you have a great afternoon we are back here ton

i gotcha. >> hey, folks, are you headed around the bay area today, we are going to see some big changes as even a chance of vein going to move in buy late in the day. this morning -- even a chance of rain is going to move in by late in the day this. morning, low clouds and fog and low clouds into the bay. but as we head toward the afternoon, there's a chance we could see some showers. nothing major but it can be a little wet for the commute on the way home especially in the north bay and toward the coastline. temperatures will be noticeably cooler toward the afternoon as this cold front begins to pull into town and usher in some much different weather over the next few days into the weekend. not much to this cold front. probably going to die towards the bay area as well so the low dropping south for today. not a big storm system. but enough to possibly get things a little bit wet as we head toward the latter part of the afternoon and evening hours. so chance by the evening around the bay area with some much cooler temperatures en route toward the bay area. low clouds and fog extending i

when it's least popular because of austerity i mean you have you know you have the germans and the gotcha and also you know why do we have to pay for the austerity of somebody else we didn't lie to get into this monetary union i mean this is the worst possible time for quote unquote more europe at least politically . well i would agree with that and i think that there is a growing gap between the institutions of europe and the need for governance and the politics of europe which are becoming increasingly skeptical of the e.u. and this is something it's also affecting things here on this side of the atlantic where you have electorates saying help me i have law on losing my house i'm losing my my income and governments are not able to act and so this is really a shared problem a crisis of governance and it leaves the e.u. in a very awkward position because no one is really getting out there and trying to provide the courage the leadership that europe needs america is just now coming to use the kind of broad vision and encouragement that's been lacking but it may be too little too late becau

i am determined to ensure that the shared remarks lead to more than headline-grabbing washington gotcha games and cynical political points. >>> are graham crackers offensive? officials at one school say they could be. police are changing tactics to deal with violent occupy d.c. protesters. grapevinú(h cúcqhpbcdúg >> bret: now fresh pickings from the political grapevine. the back and forth continues between occupied d.c. protesters and conservatives who say their forum at the washington convention center was disrupted. and attendees injured. protesters are upset because four people were struck by a vehicle but the driver was not ticketed. witnesses confirm he had a green light when they were struck. today, metro p.c. will adjust tactics to ensure safety. the house is considering a bill to limit telemarketing to cell phone. they say it's outdated by 20 years and many people no longer have land line phones and new bill would allow calls for informationm purposes. but critics worry it's slippery slope people could opt in to receiving robo calls without meaning to. >>> finally, a texas c

i just daughter's you really want to be the president libya it's not that hard these are clearly gotcha questions like what is your position and where is would be what's today's date these are all incredibly difficult i mean herman cain bar but none well i think what this proved to me actually off the bat was that he clearly doesn't watch the show because if you did oh yes he did he would definitely know herman cain would be much better informed on foreign policy if you watch the show. ok lastly. chelsea clinton is now going to be joining and the theater board on it making a difference to look. chelsea clinton is trending on news that the former first daughter has been hired by n.b.c. as a correspondent for the nightly news with brian williams clinton will contribute to the making of different series drawing on her background and nonprofit work still stories about people and institutions that are helping others. all right so obviously a lot of people are annoyed today because you just work for the former president's daughter the why can't you know you just call up a network executive an

us get to the bottom of all this socialist nonsense now this seems college i decided to ask him a gotcha question that i knew would completely the point of the movement but still leave him with no way to answer correctly like if he's still using his wall street backed a.t.m. card occasionally when my dad put money on it for me. just what i thought i've been using it to feed the kitchen so the only thing we can all agree on here is the but all worthless dirty hippie. or can we the idea that there are people starving in america is unconscionable thanks teaming up with big corporations that it's ninety nine percent of the people that you know wind up being pushed to the bottom of that's what happens separation of corporation and state we've either democracy rather than an oligarchy right now we have the rule by the rich and grow you need is the rule by people. whatever. our guys coming up on the other side of the break michele bachmann herman cain and rick santorum debate on this special holiday edition of iran a show. i. think the police recommended i. think what a protester nobody seems t

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