harris: harris now, hey, sandra. >> hey, harris. harris: i enjoyed they had longer period of time to talk. i realized in first debate there were four people on that stage. that is certainly an advantage in that sentence. i felt like people could complete the sentences. you guys split up time well. and as viewer appreciate that. a couple things came to find, the next gop debate is december 15th. this sets it up. will we lose people off the first stage question i had going in. they needed to prove everybody wrong not putting them on the big stage. that is what i was seeing in social media, people wanted to see. from what i'm watching and kind of response that i'm seeing, sandra, christie would have done that santorum got very loud at one point. bobby jindal was taking shots at everybody. is anybody talking about governor jindal's strategy, last night? because he got kind of chippy? >> social media response he seemed to be the weakest point in that debate because he went on attack on all the candidates. the other candidates used it as

harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faller. host of lou dobbs tonight is here, he's out numbered but that's not really true. temperature. great to be with you guys. harris: for the second time from two weeks ben carson is leading in the a presidential poll. the retired neurosurgeon is leading in the donald trump 29% to 23% nationally. this is the first time anyone has been ahead of trump. among the university poll shows rubio tripled his support in new hampshire the past two months. he's pulling in 13% in this one behind donald trump and ben carson. >> what i think is interesting is carson moving to the forefront in two of these polls. we haven't heard the instantaneous reflex twhribs something wrong with the polls. it's been an he entirely different media and political reaction. trump scares the dickens out of people, particularly the establishment in the republican party and that's why there is a different reaction. >> all of a sudden trump and ben carson was doing well. >> trump was saying car signs a seventh day adventist.

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros.ox news contributor, democratic strategist, julie roginsky. commentator, stacey dash is in the house. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano with the fabulous laugh. he is "outnumbered." you are already happy. we love it. >> happy to be in this environment, let's face it. i just met this lovely actress. i can't believe i waited until now to meet her. harris: good to have you. we'll move on to the news. we have just more than 24 hours until the next republican debate. watch only on our sister network fox business this time around. there will be eight candidates on the stage at 9:00 p.m. eastern. one of those contenders who will be there tomorrow night is dr. ben carson. today he is pushing back against mounting claims he misrepresented parts of his biography. carson slammed reports as media hit job. saying he knows the main reason behind the harsh spotlight. >> because i'm a threat. >> to? >> to those, to the progressives, the secular progressive movement in this coun

harris? harris: see you then, thank you.y be a different world for women than it was decades ago but looks like the ladies may be taking a step back. according to the pugh research center. a larger share of young women living with relatives than at any point since the 1940s. 36.2% of young women lived with family. the number dropped over the years. then started climbing back up, reaching 36.4% in 2014. young men are also increasingly living with family but their percentage hasn't reached the 1940. i never moved back home after i got out of college. no. i was done! done! harris: look at job stats, you hear certain politicians brag about them we should read this poll. clearly they are not enough out there. now, this is not indicative that anybody moving back home doesn't have a job. it does indicate perhaps they're struggling. melissa: loot do have a job or college students. because of college loans, cost of college, the low wages they're making, they can afford to live on their own. there is this idea people wait later and la

harris: it is a great point.ey're citing studies reveal 25% of couples fight in bed being kept awake by the other person. snoring, medical reasons. somebody has to get up at 3:00 in the morning. i don't know whoever had to do that. it can really cause problems in a relationship. and a household. i'm not really surprised by. i don't think it is just older demographic. because these are -- >> i could be wrong. sandra: they are building new homes. harris: in northern new jersey. sandra: older people are not building new homes. >> i was offering rank speculation. no reporting behind my nearry. harris: if you also look at this, they shadowed one couple. didn't want last names to be used. said the sleeping habits are so different. she likes a lot of books or things in the room. she can't fall asleep because of clutter. they were dating and living together. but she wanted to set the tone for their marriage. andrea: if she snores really, really loud you could be tired or wear a sleep apnea mask look like dark vader. that

harris: we had to go there?y -- kennedy: there's a lot more before we get to what happens inside the tent. [laughter] we'll have it on overtime -- [inaudible conversations] so these four young women, ages from 10-13, call themselves the unicorns. why not just create your own group? harris: okay, so that's an interesting discussion to have, the kid scouts or something like it. you know, i understand the idea of wanting to compete at different things and maybe wanting to do the knot tying instead of maybe some of the other activities that the girls were doing. i was a brownie, i went into girl scouts, i loved it. but there were some activities that my dad said i want you to know how to do these things. it's an interesting place for somebody to step up with manager that's more universal -- kennedy: isn't that group the girl scouts? they're losing this pr campaign because people go, oh, what do they do, put on glitter nail polish and sell cookies? >> we allowed to maintain any sort of classic institutions? there is

modeling, what was that suit called, harris? harris: j. basketball shorts getting out of control, going past the knee -- harris: they were like leggings. >> not fun to play in. harris: thanks for flying and hanging out with us superman. >> absolutely. harris: congratulations on new show. we'll talk about it another time. people want to know if that was cameo on "super girl." hold on to it. on the overtime, foxnews.com/outnumbered and click on over time tab. we're back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. right now, "happening now" starts.

harris: really?popular music among all the teenagers, whether parents want to admit it or not. you may think your kids are not listening to some of this stuff. they go to school they are. when you're not looking they are. disintegration of our value system the point only thing hopeful it can't get much worse. it can't get much worse. that is the -- sandra: on the couch with seven children, is this anything, what would you do, not that your daughters would -- >> i would never allow someone to wear that in my houses. this is not cute. this is not ironic. this is not creative fashion. this is not good for our daughters. i think this is being promoted frankly by radical feminists tried to equate empowerment and promiscuity and being equal and as powerful as a man. i think it is really a terrible message. and i think it is sad these retailers bought into it. this whole idea of slut-shaming or whatever this is, you know, there is a good reason to be ashamed of being a slut. i really resent this idea -- >>

harris: really? why?campus is about academic freedom and freedom of expression, exposing people to even stupid ideas and have them debated. there has been a history of problems in policing since time in memorial. it is okay to talk about. i'm not going to say police are racist because they're not. i'm not saying police are inherently violent. they're not. if they want to say that it is a up did course. let them debate it. but i'm not going to shut down courses at university even if it's a stupid course like that allegedly getting five units, five units. harris: that's a lot. >> if you want to pay for it, go for it. >> here is what i recommend, peter. if you have lib perty-minded students, especially those in third and fourth years won't go to graduate schools, take these courses and drop bombs. if you're not looking into law school or advanced degree you no longer care, go in, challenge the professor and really exercise your -- that is exactly what i'm talking about. always great to have lawyer on the cou

harris. harris: jon, wheel see you then. attorney general loretta lynch is pushing back against claims by fbi director james comey at that police are pushing back their work because of fears of harrassment on video because of ferguson effect. >> there may be anecdotal evidence as we all noted. there is no data to support it. what i have seen in the my travels across the country, dedication, commitment and resolve of our brave men and women in law enforcement to improve in policing, to embracing the 21st century task force recommendations an continuing to have a dialogue that makes our country safer for all. andrea: so who is right? jesse, what police said they have taken steps to protect themselves because of black lives movement. but it is a real concern. fbi director comey said they weren't wrong. >> ifal when you get fear of cops, you will get a crime wave explode. rule of law in this country has not been respected over the last few years. you know, sharpton's in the white house. black panthers are off the hook. illegal a

i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, andrea tantaros, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis and today's #oneluckyguy, fox senior national correspondent john roberts and he is outnumbered. glad you're here to help us dive into the breaking news. >> it is terrible what is happening in france and what could potentially happen elsewhere around the world. i think the sense of urgency to get to the root of this is growing. hopefully nations around the world will finally see there is a threat that needs to be addressed and addresses quickly. harris: we have sense ever urgency to get to the news. let's go. the search for the two fugitives are reportedly underway as france launches new air attacks on the islamic state overnight. they lit up the command and training at that silt in raqqa, the capital of the terror army so-called caliphate and the french have some company. russia also hit targets in raqqa and other syrian cities. terrorists indeed brought down that the russian passen

harris: they said she was drinking. but the reports of the hostile conversation she had with forces when they showed up at that building looking for her quote-unquote boyfriend. she was ready to die and pushed the button apparently. people saw her, didn't suspect a thing. they are looking at her for drug crimes. then she flips the switch. andrea: this isn't just a war we are fighting overseas. this is something that's already here. f.b.i. director james comey said they may be among us now. we saw that in dallas with the cartoon drawing competition. people can be radicalized by islam. the fight has changed. how do we fight it if they are already here? julie: it makes you feel like you can't fight them. i heard martha maccallum say stop walking around buried in your cell phones. it's frightening. we'll talk later in the show about teachers trying to teach kid about what propaganda looks like by having them drew isis posters. it's something you have to start talking to your kid about because it is here. andrea: there is a

. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. i think half the fans in the stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne: ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of

harris: right many a political season. he's speaking to the issue you say there is no heed behind this. julie: this issue, the keystone pipeline i never understood either side getting so -- it's a nothing burger. it's not going to have the environmental impact they said it would. it won't create the hundreds of thousands of jobs. andrea: 40,000 jobs. julie: ultimately. 50 permanent jobs. andrea: that's not a lie. julie: 40,000 not permanent. i'm talking about permanent jobs. you are missing what i'm saying. i don't care about the pipeline one way other other. i don't care by the because it's nothing. i don't know how many pipelines we have going underneath this country. melissa: i covered energy for a decade. he talked about fact gas prices are low because of green energy and wind energy. that's not true. the reason why gas prices are so low is because of fracking which also he evil possible fossil fuel. it's because of technology. i have watched the price of gas and oil go up and down as i covered it. we are like the gras

. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. i think half the fans in the stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne: ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of

many, many loves. >>> speaking of the prince, harry meeting another harry, harry styles at a performancelondon earlier this month. >>> now, could a lucky lass perhaps tie down harry styles or one of his bandmates? well, i asked one direction all about love when i flew to belfast, northern ireland. here is one-d on dating. ♪ your fans, of course, always want to know who they have a chance with. who's single? >> well, i am. yeah. >> all right. what do you look for in a girl? give me your top two things you like to see in a lady that catches your eye. >> someone who's nice with a good sense of humor. >> yeah. >> define nice. nice is so kind of generic. >> fair enough. >> someone caring. someone cute. someone with a good sense of humor. >> reporter: liam was out on a sick day when i spent bonding time with one-day. their new album "made in the a.m." is out now and it's the first one without zain malick who left the band earlier this year. here you are, your fifth album, fifth tour, five years together. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is this tour like without zain? >> i think in any field of work

. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne:ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of wings i should have, and it te

harry?ry much. >>> let's go back to erica in paris. >> harry, thank you. as families mourn for their loved ones killed in friday's massacre, we are also hearing remarkable stories of survival. those now just emerging. nbc's keir simmons is here with more on those. >> good morning. you've seen the shock this city is suffering from. that is all the more acute for people who witnessed an attack. i've spoken to one man who, 20 seconds before a restaurant was fired upon, tried to get a table at the very restaurant. his are one of many stunning stories of survival. >> reporter: in paris this morning, windows remain riddled with bullet holes. people here haven't even begun to move on. for those who survived, the difference between life and death, pure chance. >> i was next to a guy who got shot in the head, that fell on me. so i was covered underneath his body. >> reporter: among the terrified, some even hanging from windows, fleeing the bataclan concert call, was pierce. >> i just saw dozens and d

i'm a big harry fan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: harry, okay. now the whole audience hates you. >> yeah, yeah. we had a moment. >> jimmy: you had a moment. >> i like to think. >> jimmy: did you freak out in front of harry? >> i was strangely calm. >> jimmy: you went real dead behind the eyes. [ laughter ] >> which you never do. come get in the picture! she was like, can i get in the picture? can i get in the picture? and i was like, well, you're freaking people out now, yeah. >> jimmy: jenna, did you get to meet the potato? >> you know, i witnessed you meet the potato. >> jimmy: you met the potato? >> she blocked that potato to get next to harry. >> jimmy: isn't the potato the greatest? let's see how the potato is doing here. the potato has 160,000 likes. >> i took his picture with the potato. then i heard fighting over the potato. ? your husband and you were fighting over the potato? >> then there is a man backstage with a basket cloaked with cloth >> jimmy: that's right. >> he's very movingly carrying this potato around. >> jimmy: of course. i

harris? >> well, now, we do want to ask about the latest on the investigation. i had mentioned to our viewers that it's a live crime scene for them. they're still there trying to gather information. >> that's right. they're here behind me. they tell me they may be here for an additional six to seven days trying to clear this crime scene. so they are being meticulous. this weekend we know that they went his trailer in park county, colorado, 60 miles west of colorado springs. they're being tight lipped about what they found there. of course looking for the motive here. we also know that he previously lived in a cabin in north carolina. that did not have electricity or running water. he had prior arrests in south carolina fordow mess tick violence and animal cruelty. they say he was a loanloner and to live off the grid. set to appear in court 1:30 locally here in colorado springs tomorrow. harris? >> will carr, thank you very much. >>> we'll continue now because politics have starting to become

>> nobody leaves greg harris, unless greg harris throws them out of the house onto the front lawn. >>reg's brother mike doesn't believe it for a second. his brother, he says, wasn't violent. and what's more, he says greg and chiquita were working it out. >> we all go through bumps. but you -- there's also a phase called reconciliation and healing, you know. and that's what they had. >> reporter: and as for that tip about the same-sex couple, greg's father silver ray says his daughter wasn't trying to throw off the cops. the female love triangle was a legitimate concern of his. >> she got that strictly from me, which i got it from another attorney. and we just wanted to look at all the options to make sure that all the bases were covered. we wanted to look at these two women. >> reporter: did you encourage her to call the cops? >> i didn't. >> reporter: with the story? >> encourage her. she did it on her own. but it was -- it wasn't nothing to throw the cops off. if you're investigating, you got to look at all the angles. >> announcer: in fact, greg's father and mother joycie and broth

>> nobody leaves greg harris, unless greg harris throws them out of the house onto the front lawn. >> reporter: greg's brother mike doesn't believe it for a second. his brother, he says, wasn't violent. and what's more, he says greg and chiquita were working it out. >> we all go through bumps. but you -- there's also a phase called reconciliation and healing, you know. and that's what they had. >> reporter: and as for that tip about the same-sex couple, greg's father silver ray says his daughter wasn't trying to throw off the cops. the female love triangle was a legitimate concern of his. >> she got that strictly from me, which i got it from another attorney. and we just wanted to look at all the options to make sure that all the bases were covered. we wanted to look at these two women. >> reporter: did you encourage her to call the cops? >> i didn't. >> reporter: with the story? >> encourage her. she did it on her own. but it was -- it wasn't nothing to look at all the angles. >> announcer: in fact, greg's father and mother joycie and brother mike say they couldn't believe that polic

if you put hermione and harry together, that leaves ron with harry's wife, ginny weasley, who is ron's sister. that is messed up, j.k.! although. it does explain why everyone in their family has red hair. but the latest after-the-fact edit from "just kidding" over here reveals a whole new world of magic. >> j.k. rowling has declared refers to a non-magical human being, isn't actually used stateside. instead, american wizards use the term, "no-maj," an abbreviation for "no magic." the shorthand will be used in the upcoming "harry potter" spin-off, "fantastic beasts and where to find them." >> stephen: thank you for that report, deirdre. ( laughter ) ( applause ) america now has its own term for muggles and its own wizards, plus, since 2002, we've had our very own azkaban. errum disappearum. but if there are american wizards out there, that must mean there's also an american "he who must not be named." who's that? >> author j.k. rowling, dropping a bombshell on "harry potter" fans. >> author j.k. rowling says the "t" at the end of lord voldemort's name is actually silent. >> "t" is silen

." >> is one-d's new song about harry's ex? >> is it about taylor? that's what everyone wants to know. nothing is off limits. is one-d done? the break-up rumors, zain's exit and who's single? >>> then -- reliving "e.t.'s" 35 years inside star weddings. >> there's the kiss! >> the royals, hollywood royalty -- >> a lot of people said i was the american princess diana. >> and trump. can you believe he invited rosie? >> i actually bought a tiara. >> our moments with celebs lost too soon. >> you go rehearse and i'll see you later. >> he seemed to me backckage so frail. >> anna nicole. her look-alike daughter, dannielynn. our emotional look back with her dad. >> what do you do when she says, want my mommy? >>> and -- >> o.j. 20 years later. only e.t. talks to marcia clark as other key players sound off. >> the jury, they loved o.j. >> it pretty much shook my leaf in the system. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> now in our 35th season, this isentertainment tonight." hello, everyone, thanks for being here. welcome to "entertainment tonight" on this th

oh, harry's hair, that's nice. one direction, do you accept this potato as the official one direction potato? >> we do. >> we do. >> jimmy: you do, by the power vested in me by the state of idaho, i name in the one-d potato! [ cheers and applause ] make it official. if you would take a photo of that. then post it to your instagram account. give it some kind of a caption with the one-d potato potato @theonedpotato. >> looks good in black and white. >> jimmy: we'll check to see how many likes the potato has by the end of the show. thank you very much, fellows. see you out here soon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's one direction and their potato. make sure to follow the potato on instagram, facebook, twitter, and fiddler also which i think we made up. that's not even a real thing. these are the only official accounts for the 1d potato. any other accounts are imposters. we'll find out, check out how many likes it gets, how many followers the 1d post gets, maybe even get the potato on tinder, who knows. earlier

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>> harris, that's right.ational association of police organizations says it represents close to a quarter of a million sworn law enforcement officers and it's now joined the boycott against the oveng ar winner's film saying in a statement, quote, as a high-profile figure tarantino's language is utterly irresponsible. anti-police rhetoric like this threatens police and citizen alike. he called on police officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs for the director's projects, quote, we need to send a loud and clear message against police officers is unacceptable. they join police unions in new york, los angeles, houston, new jersey, chicago, and philadelphia in the boycott. tarantino drew criticism from law enforcement after his comments a week ago while speaking out at the rise up rally in new york city protesting police brutality. >> i am a human being with a conscience and when i see murder i cannot stand by, and i have to call the murdered the murredered and the murreders t s the murderere

>> i did, i'm not sure if harris or cody can hear me. >> i can hear you. >> harris, she's back. where is the shooter now? >> i'm glad you asked that the reason that the audio seems to be looking down, if you have video on the screen. okay, the suspected gunman who shot and wounded several people near a planned parenthood clinic is still shooting from inside the building. we were very careful to report this earlier as the shooting began. some reporters were inside that perimeter. we knew that, you got to give people a chance to get out of the way. and police had been saying -- everybody kind of got pinned in all at once as they tried to figure out which way this guy was going to go. apparently he's still in the clinic building. we have the individual inside the building. and as of one minute ago he was actively shooting at us. coming from the the colorado springs police department. and we're told that they have been effecting rescues from inside the building. so this mirrors a little bit what we got in the last news conference about 40 minutes ago now. it boggles the mind to thin

harris? >> garrett, thank you. >>> right now israeli police putting out disturbing footage. look at that woman at the center of your screen. >>> drama in the world of college football. players locking arms, refusing to take the field until the president of the university steps down. stay close. a reportedly chilly relationship between benjamin netanyahu and president obama, coupled with shocking new video from the west bank, showing the kind of lone wolf attack on citizens that have become disturbingly all too common. this is not in slow motion, pulling out a knife and taking a swipe at him. netanyahu is expected to address the increasing wave the violence as well during his visit to the white house. tomorrow's meeting will actually be their first since the vaughn nuclear deal was finalized. netanyahu has been a very outspoken opponent to that agreement. >>> football players at the university of missouri say they will boycott upcoming games unless and until the university's president steps do