harris: i've been told i do.rea: lots of it. >> i was steaming all weekend after watching that stuff. harris: you hit the nail on the head, sandra, bill is saying there is so much more that we don't know about. i did little bit of deeper dive into transactions. i had lots of questions for our fox business experts sitting on the couch today. the web bank, located in salt lake city, utah. why would you choose that bank, i was curious about that. maybe you have thoughts about that? there were amounts transferred to the mom under 10,000. irs get as little tip over 10,000. i'm curious what you guys think of all of this? sandra: it shows premeditation. threat can look at financial records which some sources already said, it does show premeditation. they can use that now. looking back at transactions we saw took place, i don't know that anybody could have had enough information to alert that something was going on. look at same things i have. fbi around irs don't get tipped off to unusual transactions but they can certa

harris would have visitations. >> reporter: but to everyone's surprise, harris counter-sued.ou decided you wanted full custody? >> from my point of view, i decided that before the baby was born. it was like a responsibility that i suddenly realized had, if you will, been thrust upon me. >> reporter: the fight for savanna turned into an epic battle. a family court showdown that became one of the longest and most contentious that charleston had ever seen. there will be mothers everywhere saying shame on him. how can he, you know, try to rip that baby from her arms when she's still nursing. she's built this bond. >> i wasn't trying to take her away from her mother. i just felt that i was the more stable parent. >> reporter: at the hearing, harris and others testified that lee's behavior was erratic, sometimes violent. one psychiatrist testified that lee had a mood disorder. according to harris' lawyer, graham sturgis, lee's emotional outbursts were on full display in the courtroom. so much so that the judge had to take action. >> as the case wore on, it was clear that her level

harris: fox news alert. we're waiting on the president again, to make remarks at the national counterterrorism center in virginia. i say this again, we heard him talk about terror couple times in past two weeks. he has met again with his national security team for a briefing on terror threats and this is one day after homeland security just revamped it is entire terror alert system and activated it for very first time, warning the public quote of self-radicalized actors who could strike with little or known notice, end quote. this is crowd numbered. i'm hair russ faulkner. here today, sandra smith. andrea tantaros, nationally syndicated radio host, make again mick r mccain and ceo for concerned veterans of america pete hegseth. >> i love your christmas dress today. harris: thank you. my day is made. let's get to news. president minutes from now will seek to reassure a jittery public after huddling with his top security advisors two weeks after the san bernardino attack. a new poll, finds more than 3/4 of ame

prince harry asked a question, harry, that i am wondering. he asked about your hair. harry: yeah. james: and where are we going with it at the moment? when is it going to stop? need nine inches to be able to make a full -- james: you're going to do it so you can do a photo with your top off but with your hair over your nipples like kate moss? harry: holding a dog. james: i will tell you what hairstyle you might want to go for. here is a young billy crystal. [applause] look at this guy! billy, this is beautiful. billy: i was 22. harry: our age. james: same age? james: you spent time with the royal family. right? billy: we went to high school togeher. wasn't there a time where you -- james: i met princess di at a command performance of "when harry met sally". it was a royal premiere at the beautiful theater. sat on her left. we were on the balcony and the trumpets bring her out. she was so magnificent. she was so great. the lights went down and she whispered to me i'm taking my shirts off, so schmucko goes i'm taking my pants off. she laughed. we get to the orgasm scene. james: of c

harris: take him a fruit basket.olitics influencing the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's private email server as fbi director james comey suggests he may never release the results of the probe. >>> social media companies are under pressure to report terrorist activity taking place online. reaction from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg that will shock you. >>> plus what critics say this new bill is counterproductive. ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. ♪ harris: the fbi is telling lawmakers politics is no way tainting investigation into hillary clinton's private server, her email server. director james comey testified for hours yesterday, you saw some of it here, saying the president is not being briefed what the agency is finding and therefore the white house would have no way of knowing how the investigation is preceding. this despite the president obama called clinto

harris: they are deaf to it. judge napolitano: i can't answer your question why they want to do this. sandra: don't you think most americans would be willing to give some of their liberties to keep us safe? judge napolitano: in difficult times americans are more interested in safety than liberty. i'm not in that group. you can give up your liberty but you can't give mine. sandra: texas senator ted cruz climb together top of a new fox news poll winning support from 28% of reef responsible don't in iowa. he's holding a 2% edge over donald trump. a "wall street journal" poll showing cruz just 5 points behind trump. trump slammed cruz questioning his temperament and ability to be president. >> if you look at way he has dealt with the senate. he goes in there like a little bit after maniac. you are never going to get things done that way. sandra: cruz responding in honor of my friend and good-hearted maniacs everywhere, then posted a link to "maniac." harris: you have an off the showed per sweatshirt, don't? judge nap

that was too much even for a patient man like harris. he bought his plane tickets and told the fbi he was goinno matter what. you weren't going to wait any more. >> i wasn't going to wait. and it just so happened that suddenly the paperwork went from the bottom of the stack to the top. >> reporter: harris' law enforcement's hand. on november 4th, 2013, two days before he landed in australia. lee was finally arrested. >> she didn't appear surprised. she was very cordial. and she seemed to be very calm. so she expressed a willingness to talk to us. >> reporter: lee also asked if she could make a phone call to savanna. >>> coming up -- >> i couldn't fathom what was going on. >> an astonishing moment of truth for savanna. >> the first thing that popped into my head, does that mean that my dad n't my dad? >> and her father. >> i kept thinking i'll get to see her. >> when "dateline" continues. affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse

harris: then dr. carson tried to walk back those comments insisting he has full confidence in his senior advisors. what's going on here? you have been on a number of campaigns. you know how this works. >> when the staff becomes the story, someone hand me a fork. it's not good for ben carson. i know candidate think it's good to say i'm going to make some changes. the campaign is in hospice and this is not a good message. if there is real trouble and we have seen him struggle the last couple weeks with foreign policy and the abortion issue when he conflated pro-lifers with terrorists. >> and off messaging. >> you know what i love about dr. carson, and i know so many friends including my parent who love dr. carson? he's a good guy. he comes across -- he's not going to try to knock his competition down and speak badly. he's a good guy. >> i don't think doing this is a good guy. do you know how hard campaign staffers work for you? and you are basically insinuating you are going to fire your entire staff co

they are 0-10. >> verne: harris.comes foster. >> gary: we talked about the ground that davis and morrison have been making up. watch reuben foster run this one down. he and reggie ragland eat up just as much turf as the other two. we have four elite inside linebackers in this game. >> verne: four down, 11. >> verne: here comes williams. didn't get him. then he gets him on the reverse. that's two this game for tim williams. >> gary: as jim mcelwain said, the creatures for alabama. and they've got a bunch of them. just overwhelm this florida offensive line on that play, and as verne said he ran right back into the sack. >> verne: and the ball goes over on downs. here is henry back in the backfield. about to carry it for his 40th time tonight. good block by nysewander. antonio morrison. pretty good unit, gary. >> gary: at every level, a little different from alabama defenses we've talked about it all year -- they do not have the big safety on this football team. they really play with four, and sometimes five, corners ou

harris looks deep. up and -- >> gary: touchdown. >> verne: my gosh. >> gary: [laughing] he called it -- >> verne: one official is calling it off. c.j. worton, just mentioned, he just got into the huddle. >> gary: let's see if he comes down with it. c.j. goes up. he's got it, he's got it -- i thought he had it the whole way. that's going to be a touchdown, i think. >> verne: i think. >> gary: one official signaled no touchdown but i think he may be wrong. >> referee: ruling on the field is the pass is incomplete. the play is under further review. >> gary: here is another look. >> gary: i did not see him lose control of that and i think they're going to reverse this and make it a touchdown. florida's two biggest plays, the receiver has gone up and made plays just like this. >> referee: after review, the receiver secured possession in the end zone. touchdown. >> verne: kudos to ben oldham. >> gary: really quick too. >> verne: yes, it was, and decisive. that's the way we all wish it could happen more often.

they are 0-10. >> verne: harris. here comes foster. >> gary: we talked about the ground that davis and morrison have been making up. watch reuben foster run this one down. he and reggie ragland eat up just as much turf as the other two. we have four elite inside linebackers in this game. >> verne: four down, 11. >> verne: here comes williams. didn't get him. then he gets him on the reverse. that's two this game for tim >> gary: as jim mcelwain said, the creatures for alabama. and they've got a bunch of them. just overwhelm this florida offensive line on that play, and as verne said he ran right back into the sack. >> verne: and the ball goes over on downs. here is henry back in the backfield. about to carry it for his 40th time tonight. good block by nysewander. antonio morrison. pretty good unit, gary. >> gary: at every level, a little different from alabama defenses we've talked about it all year -- they do not have the big safety on this football team. there. there is minkah fitzpatrick. there is reuben foster. >>

sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite turn out like that. they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, "well, i'm not quite comfortable with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris understands one thing. >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he has said, and i want to know if he will be the same with me when this comes out. >> reporter: last may, le

harris: all right.be learned because we don't know for certain all that went on but for sure, the fbi director, james comey right now is dropping some news. he is bringing it. we'll continue to cover as he comes out of the testimony he is giving now on the hill. >>> new questions about the response to the benghazi attack. we're learning the pentagon offered help for rescue mission. we thought this. now we know. it was never given the green light? why could that be? how it could affect hillary clinton's run for the white house. stay with us. ♪ feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. the possibility of a flare swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven

sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite turn out like that. they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the years that they have missed, and how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he he will be the same with me when this comes out. >> reporter: last may, lee barnett was released from jail into the lives of fami

sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, "well, i'm not quite comfortable with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the years that they have missed, and how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris understands one thing. >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he has said, and i want to know if this comes out. >> reporter: last may, lee barnett was releas

if harris was disappointed, he didn't show it. he'd learned long ago to keep his emotions at bay. it heartbreaking for you that you went all the way over there and she wasn't ready to see you? >> no. >> reporter: but we're talking about your daughter and seeing your daughter and hugging her and telling her, i'm your dad. >> yeah. well, i didn't give up on that. i was there for about a month. and it wasn't until the third week that i finally realized that that just wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: so harris flew home, wondering if he'd ever see his daughter. after nine months in an australian jail, lee was extradited and flown back to charleston to face three federal counts of international parental kidnapping and passport fraud. and hot on her heels was savanna, returning to the city of her birth. going home to defend the mother who raised her and perhaps to meet the father she never knew. >> emotionally, i think that it's a decision i will make when i'm ready. >>> coming up -- at last. >> i need to see for my own eyes what kind of person he is. >> a moment 20 years in the mak

sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite turn out like that. they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, "well, i'm not quite comfortable with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the years that they have missed, and how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris understands one thing. >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he has said, and i want to know if he will be the same with me when this com

sam was finally ready to meet harris... >> her relationship... >> reporter: ...a meeting harris had imagined when we spoke to him back in 1999. >> i would tell who i am and hug her. >> reporter: it didn't quite turn out like that. they met at harris' home. >> he held out his hand to shake my hand, and i thought, "well, i'm not quite comfortable with that. i'd rather give a hug." and it was just a surreal experience, almost. >> reporter: sam says harris took her on a 2.5-hour tour of his house, showing off his prized possessions. lee's friend, retired judge myron johnson, accompanied sam. >> i really was very shocked that the conversation was not about he and samantha and the years that they have missed, and how they could go from here... >> i think we were both a little awkward. >> reporter: they have not seen each other since, but sam says she remains open to a relationship, as long as harris understands one thing. >> there is no way i'm letting go of my mom. i have been very lenient with him and all the stuff that he has said, and i want to know if he will be the same with me when this com

>> i agree, harry. the thing that bothers me about the domestic terrorism scenario, either the target, the individual target or location target is symbolic and we don't seem to have that in this scenario. when mcveigh blew up the mura federal building, the day of the attack and time was symbol i can. we don't have a symbolism, either by the individuals that were attacked or at the location unless we can develop a little more and i'm sure the people at the joint regional intelligence center manned by all the state, local and federal authorities is as intelligence fusion, so working on these senator ocenar. to me domestic terrorism is not the symbol associated with the targets. >> when you hear about the pipe bombs being thrown out of the car, will note pamela brown is being told the current belief is this is either domestic terrorism or criminal, whatever just to make that distinction. when you hear the pipe bombs, what does it lead you to to believe? >> erin, i think about boston that tsarnaev brothers

harris? >> i remember a time not too long ago, let's just call it the summer because it was that recently, when people were wondering if they might end up on the same ticket. so a lot of interesting things going on there. a little bit less excitement on the other side of the political aisle now because the numbers really haven't been changing that much, but bring us up to speed on the race for the democratic nomination. >> reporter: well, and there's only three candidates in that race. and with seven weeks to go until the iowa caucus, hillary clinton still holds a commanding lead in that state. according to the fox news poll out today, she's beating bernie sanders by 14 points, 50-36. martin o'malley still way down at 5%. just to give you an idea of how much less dynamic this race is than the republicans, neither clinton nor o'malley had any campaign events this weekend, only bernie sanders. he was in iowa. in fact, sanders was the only candidate, republican or democrat, with any campaign eve

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i'm harry weston, sorry. it was a great game last night. we're you guys talking about that shot in the forth quarter that put the game into overtime? - actually, i was talking about trying to change sneaker endorsements. that was a good game though. - hi, jack. i'll be with you in just one minute. doctor weston, i'm doctor foley. - come on in my office. - thank you. - see you. - glad you came by. have a seat. - oh, thank you. well, i guess i should get right to the point. you see, i have a very close friend of mine who's an orthopedic surgeon-- that's doctor steve benson. - oh, doctor benson's a very talented orthopedist. - oh, you know him? well, then you probably know that in cases such as emily's, he recommends surgery? - i understand your concerns. if it were my daughter, i wouldn't want her going to someone i didn't know, undergoing some new treatment program i was unfamiliar with. - you see, we've been told that at this stage if she doesn't have the surgery, her condition could worsen. - i honestly don't think that'll occur with the p

now, we don't have crystal balls -- >> harry, harry. >> when we -- >> nobody is asking for a crystal ball -- >> all right. >> harry -- >> that weapon is a real weapon -- >> give him a chance to finish -- >> if you can see -- >> mark, go ahead for a moment. >> am i going to be allowed to talk here at all? >> you are for sure, harry. >> i want you to understand -- >> you made your point. let's give mark a quick response and you a chance. >> harry, i would agree with you that maybe beyond a reasonable doubt he wouldn't have been convicted but there are defenses but that doesn't excuse this complete farce of saying there wasn't probable cause. even you, harry, probably the most supporter for law enforcement can see the tactics were lacking. there is no way you can justify rolling up on the scene and within two seconds shooting somebody. >> let me ask you to answer that. the speed, harry, if you can answer the speed. >> it doesn't matter. >> what? >> two seconds? >> yes, it does. >> the fact it doesn't matter, two seconds. how long is it going to take for me to get killed? if that gun was

harry?k you so much. >>> chuck today is moderator of "meet the press" and joins us this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> last night, we heard a little bit of this in kristen's piece. who comments that stood out that hillary clinton made about isis, this one talking about video of donald trump's speaking being used and, also, we're getting where we need to be on isis. how much can those two comments haunt her moving forward? >> the first is, there's no proof of this yet. there have been plenty of security folks that have warned. there have been plenty of intelligence officials that have been concerned that donald trump's comments, that donald trump's proposal, would be used as propaganda. but the propaganda doesn't exist yet. it's not there. there's no -- so she said it so declaratively. it's just not true. here's something that could have been an effective hit on him if she'd used the words "could be," and she didn't. it leads to the idea she's being untruthful or going over

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characters from harry potter? krystal: i think it is a whole nother storyline. michelle: how producers telling me this in my year because shey big "harry potter" fan. telling you what happens before "harry potter" happen. i don't know. jimmy fallon and the roots put together an archipelago -- a c appela tribute to "star wars." michelle: you recognize that face in the middle, that is carrie fisher, who played the original princess leia. so many stars there. this is part of the big "star wars" craze. i am afraid to admit this but i have never seen a "star wars" movie. krystal: i haven't, either. michelle: my husband and i were talking about it -- are you a fan -- this is like the seventh one so if you are going to watch this one i would watch the previous. krystal: our director was telling us that when this movie on tv, it was that time when everybody stopped everything they were doing and watched this movie. michelle: and when the second first three to get into it again could i would recommend it. never into that g

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harris: this is an important mark -- moment. one of the reasons equity wasets reacted favorably the fed saying we are not into the emergency room anymore, so we can take the are stepped into the hallway, and that is what we are doing. i have made it clear there are more hikes to come. it will be slow. the fed will delay hiking if they feel the economy and the markets cannot handle it, but it is an important step. if the fed never hikes rates, we never get back to a normal position where the fed can cut in case of a crisis. so, it is a small, but important milestone. betty: it is, indeed, and we did see yields for the two-year go up above 1%, but it was not a dramatic move. a lot of this has been priced into the market. what i thought was interesting also is that volatility has come down -- you know, those price gyrations -- while we have seen some of them, the volatility, if you look at the vix index has started to come down in the equity markets. what does that tell you exactly, ethan? mr. harris: you had a lot of anxiety if yo

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you spent time with harry. >> i made a documentary about prince harry.ed in the royal air force and i went to camp bastion in afghanistan, followed him around there and made a documentary about his time there. they are nice, that's the thing. >> he's really into afghanistan, isn't he? you know, his brother has his beautiful family but he was really into serving his country. >> yeah, he was legitimate flying black hawk helicopters. he really was in danger. it was authentic and real. i like them as people. it's just for us, we are fascinated by your -- the british are fascinated by the american's fascination with the royals. i think it's the same reason you like "downton abby." >> it's starting january 3rd. don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. decades. >>> making news in america this morning, donald trump taking his plan to tighten borders even further. his idea ban all muslims immigrating to the u.s. new reaction overnight. one mayor banning trump from his city

harry, back to you. >> bill neely, thanks. evan colem an nbc terrorism analyst and senior partner at flashpoint. good morning. >> good morning. >> appreciate you coming in again this morning. yesterday, an isis radio station claims some credit for the attack of these two, calling them soldiers of the caliphate. you see this an as isis or isil operation, but does that even matter? >> what we've seen so far from isis is markedly different than the reaction we saw after the paris attacks or the downing of the russian airliner. we have to be very clear here. this radio or the, it's one of their media units, but they didn't actually claim credit. they didn't say we did it. they said western media accounts say these people are islamic if we'd called them jehova's witnesses, they would have said that. they're celebrating, but it's only from the fact they're getting it from our reports and rebroadcasting. concerned, they've not said they trained these people, dispatched them, armed them. everything we've seen from these folks, the fac

harry. >> bill neil ney islamabad. thank you. >>> new to london where scotland yard says it is treating a slasher attack in a stub station as a terrorist incident. the grisly attack who reported hearing some disturbing words om the suspect. nbc's keir simmons has more from london. keir? >> chanel, good morning. witnesses say people ranor their lives from the subway station where this happened fearing it might be the latest terror attack in europe. after the attacker was arrested some onlooker shouted at him, a message spread on social media and police are still investigating the attacker's real motive. in a london subway station&an assailant armed with a knini arrested by two police officers. video of the dramatic moment captured on social media. witnesses heard shouts of this is for syria as commuters were attacked apparently at random. >> i just hear him say this is for syria. >> reporter: there was panic as people escaped what appeared to be more jihadist aggression targeting members of the public. >> it was scary.