heather? >> a crazed patient terrify as hospital staff with a weapon and starts swinging at nurses, can you imagine? find out how police finally took him down. bill: surveillance video helps track down a brazen kidnapping subject with a long rap sheet. thankfully what else this guy is doing according to the police chief. >> this is a stranger abduction. she didn't know him. he didn't know her. and that is pretty frightening when you stop and think about it. ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. heather: welcome back. panic in a hospital as a patient begins attacking employees. take a look at this. the 68-year-old man, begins going after nurses with a large metal object. now all of this happened at a hospital just outside of minneapolis last week. you can see many understandably ran for their lives. that patient eventually left the hospital. but police did find him a few blocks away, thank goodness. still armed. they tased him.

heather: i'm heather childress. bill and martha are off. the storm stranded travelers for hours and the delays had ripple effects all across the country. >> i started down the runway and we got shut down and we had to sit there and wait for them to open the air space again. >> reporter: that woman you just heard, it took her 12 hours to fly direct from austin, texas to newark, new jersey. and she was one of the lucky ones. much of the east coast was hit with a sloppy, wintry mix making for a miserable commute on one of the busiest travel days of the year. 751 flights were canceled nationwide. there were nearly 5,000 delays. put that in perspective tuesday. there were only 140 cancellations. the new york city airports were up to 3 hours and in boston delays were an hour and a half. as of this morning i'm happy to report there are 55 flight cancellations and 352 delays. according to triple aaa we are talking about up to 10 inches of snow. authorities across the east coast are warning drivers to be careful of slick, icy roads today and tomorro

heather: i'm heather childress in for martha maccallum. the democrats' interparty feud on public policy has grown more intense. they include massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who are breaking with other dems and are actively opposing president obama's nominee for secretary of the treasury. then charms schumer is saying it was a make take for democrats to pass obamacare. that drew a response from nancy pelosi. some folk not so happy that being some democrats. let's take a listen to what senator schumer had to say. >> unfortunately democrats blew the opportunity the american people gave them. we took our mandate and put all our focus on the wrong problem. healthcare reform. the plight of uninsured americans and the hardships caused by unfair insurance practices needed to be addressed but it wasn't what we were hired to make. the 14 million number, she is reefing to what? >> she is reefing to the individual who will be covered by obamacare who need more help. they need to come together and unite, right? what's real i going on is democrat

heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee today. fox news has learned that the president will take executive action to overhaul the immigration system, possibly as early as next week. among the details that we have learned about in this 10-point plan obtained by fox, expanding deferred action for illegal immigrants who came to the united states as children, and then also legalizing millions of adults with american-born children the but republican leaders say that long-expected move is simply a bridge too far. >> president obama has the duty to help build the trust we all need to move forward together. not to double down on old ways of doing business. that's why i think moving forward with the unilateral action on immigration he has planned would be a big mistake. heather: we heard a bit of it there. let's check in with our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel who is live for us on capitol hill. other than that what is the reaction of republicans on capitol hill? >> reporter: heather, a lot of questions about timing here on

heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee today.onths of hard-fought campaigning all comes down to tomorrow. races in several states remain very tight with control of the senate on the line. jon: right now "the new york times" gives the gop a 70% chance of winning back the senate. nate silver at 538.com puts odds of a republican takeover at 74%. despite the numbers, both parties say they're optimistic about their chances. >> have a ground game that know reince would take ours over theirs any day of the week. >> well the problem they have is that their message isn't working and we're, our ground game is whipping their ground became. heather: let's talk to bret baier, anchor of "special report." he will host our election night coverage in new york city along with meagan kelly. welcome to town, bret. looking at polls, seems are pretty darn close so it seems looking good for republican party. where do you think the sense of the environment is? >> environment faces all the republicans. as you point out the races are very tight. it could

heather: the u.s.es carrying out 10 airstrikes against isis, syria and several more in iraq as we report the syrisyrian airport targeted a stronghold in syria killing 100. in the meantime kurdish fighters said isis launch attacks against critical oil city in northern iraq. a columnist at the national review and also daily telegraph. let's try to break this down into some pieces here. you are concerned about cook, tell me why that is so significant. >> my concerns at the moment really are about and bar province. rethink what is happening at the center of the affairs, isis involved in a very aggressive fight with iraqi government, they continue to control the supply line which links up to that territory in northern syria and eastern syria among the turkish border. this idea we had heard somehow isis being pushed back is simply not true. the whole a lot of territory, they are fighting and continuing with drawn people to their side. also scares people into submission and in the uk, for example the terroris

heather, back to you. heather: steve, thanks. jon: a lot more coverage throughout the day. to hear from president obama, sets to hold a news conference about three hours from now. after a stunning wave of victories handed republicans control of the u.s. senate. also waiting for news conference with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell on track now to become the new majority leader, we will hear from both of them in the next few hours. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. heather: so how late was your night last night? lotta people staying up through the night to watch us. exciting night for both parties. jon: and results are still coming in. heather: we will see you in an hour from now. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here with us today, harris faulkner, jedediah, kennedy and hashtag

heather: and i'm heather in for jenna lee today. streets of ferguson, missouri, mostly clear, the sidewalks covered in shattered glass that tells the story of last night's fury there. protesters torching buildings and police cars, looters leaving more than two dozen hiss damaged or destroyed -- businesses damaged or destroyed. in the meantime, police responding with smoke, tear gas and also bean bags, arresting more than 80 people there altogether. and now police are stepping up their efforts to contain the violence. >> the plan that we had with the national guard to deploy them throughout the city at about 45 locations, i believe, did have a positive impact. we're going to continue to see the presence of the police department at organized events just as we have seen. but you're going to see more of them. and very early on, was we know what's capable -- because we know what's capable of happening in these crowds, you will see an intervention when we see criminal activity. we do not tolerate criminal activity. heather: let's go to mi

heather? heather: shannon thanks.: so millions of americans getting set to sign up for health care once again, just over an hour from now. health and human services secretary sylvia burwell will be discussing the open enrollment period for the health insurance marketplace which begins saturday. meantime the supreme court agreed to hear a case challenging subsidies that really are a lynchpin of the law. joining us now, alan colmes, host of "the alan colmes show," an tammy bruce, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. here we go again. how confident are you, tammy, that healthcare.gov is fixed and ready to role? >> well, not quite. look, it has been another year. first they had to four years to set up the website as we know was a debacle last year. they have had another year, we've already had some delays and some concerns expressed by those working on it. when it comes to the nature of the infrastructure and how well it is going to work. one case the ceo of healthcare.gov says well, it is not going to be perfec

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heather? heather: talking about a flashpoint this next one is real. the plot thickens again today after architect of obamacare is caught on video once again calling american voters stupid. now more video is your fasting of mit professor, jonathan uber as democrats continue to try to distance themselves from this growing controversy. doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this story. dug as it comes it he was paid $400,000 by the government for his expertise, what are democrats saying about this now? >> reporter: not much because they want to be as far away from this guy as possible. heather, another really remarkable, stunning comment coming out of the mouth of jonathan gruber. he points out what he believed to be the passage of romneycare in massachusetts. listen up. >> the dirty secret in massachusetts is the feds pay for our bill. in massachusetts we had powerful senator named ted kennedy. ted kennedy basically figured out and smart people of massachusetts basically way to rip off

heather good morning to you in new york. heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. for the most part police lines held. protesters were able to hold the line peace any in most cases. >> it's frustrating because i feel like certain individuals are taking advantage of the business owners and taking advantage of the community. in many ways of mr. brown's life and legacy. this almost has to turn into something good. otherwise an 18-year-old man lost his life for nothing. bill: mike tobin picks up our coverage in ferguson. how were things last night? >> reporter: the city hall is boarded up because the dem strairgses came down here -- the demonstrations came down here last night. there are still some jarring and groak broken glass on the ground. it was a spontaneous event. you had kids jumping on top of the car. they were cleared off this street with the use of some tapper gas. there is a lot of inserted drama, carnival-like atmosphere when all this takes place. i want to show you a video of a man who managed to set his own hand on fire lighting a molotov cocktail. kids

heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. it has been a long week and certainly a long week for the president and democrats. the president is meeting with congressional leaders very shortly after the white house. a chance for republicans and democrats to talk about bipartisanship. this meeting will include senator mitch mcconnell, the presumed majority leader in the senate and house speaker john boehner. as for the democrats, senate majority leader harry reid will be there, house minority leader nancy pelosi and about a dozen others including our upcoming guests. jon: within a day the president and republicans promising cooperation and already fractures are showing especially on immigration reform. president obama says he will use executive authority if congress can not send him an sentable bill. talk about what this lunch meeting might produce with jamie weinstein, senior editor at "the daily caller." sheer a center, politics editor at role call. to you first, sheer a. you've been watching a lot of same players in washington

heather: i'm heather nauert, in for jenna lee. we await a briefing from the white house in just a short time, new comments coming in from house speaker john boehner. the president is gearing up to meet with congressional leaders tomorrow at the white house. though he says is willing to work with republicans mr. obama made it clear he will act on immigration with or without them. >> whatever executive actions that i take, will be replaced and supplanted by action by congress. you send me a bill that can sign, and those executive actions go away. heather: mitch mcconnell expect to become the new senate majority leader. he said any executive action on immigration would be quote, waving a red flag in front after b wendell goler is live in front. white house. sound like we're gearing up for some sort of a fight, wendell. >> reporter: maybe not kumbayah. the president says he is ready to drink kentucky bourbon with incoming senate majority leader mitch mcconnell but attempts to compromise with house speaker john boehner didn't produce m

heather. heather: thank you. you were ahead of that story long ago, i do recall you reporting on that. thank you. >> you're welcome. jon: fox news alert on the big story of the morning. longtime senator from nebraska and vietnam veteran chuck hagel is stepping down as century of defense after just over a year and a half on the job. bret baier now joins us from washington. >> this was a surprise for some inside the pentagon and reporting as jennifer griffin over there that there have at least one official saying make no mistake despite all of the talk of this publicly, chuck hagel was fired. the president and administration looking for somebody postelection to fire and you saw a number of articles come out soon after the election about chuck hagel being distracted or disengaged at national security meetings, the writing was on the wall a core into officials speaking anonymously. i think you're going to hear the president praise chuck hagel for his service. the question will be with the next is. the successor. lot

heather? heather: jonathan serrie in atlanta. thanks.me stories we're working on for the next hour of "happening now." it is like a speeding bullet hitting anothe bullet. tell you more about the spacecraft that fuld off the landing of a surface of a comet. more on this historic achievement millions of miles out in space. plus an amazing rescue in the water featuring some very good samaritans. ♪ americans drink over 13 billion gallons of sugary beverages every year. over-consumption may link to obesity. but there is a better choice. drink more water, filtered by brita. clean, refreshing, nothing is better. >> we'll see you back here for a second hour one hour from now. jon: we'll talk about that comet, spacecraft landing on a comet. school stuff. heather: that is something else. jon: 10 years in the making. that is next hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. [applause] >> oh, yeah, lots of hugs for that comet jon was talking about. mission control celebrating a big first in space. a touchdown to crown a decade-long journey. the european sp

heather? heather: thanks, jon. stress disorder affects thousand and thousands of our returning troops. the department of veterans affairs estimates that as many as 20% of veterans from iraq and afghanistan will suffer from ptsd at some point in their lives. now there is a big push to find alternative treatments for dealing with ptsd. anita vogel live for us in our west coast bureau with the details. hi, anita. what is the latest on what is being tried? >> reporter: hi, there, heather, the va is working past several years to come up with new approaches to treat ptsd. they increased spending to $18 million to test out various programs. here in los angeles veterans are rolling out their yoga mats in the hopes of healing old war wound both mental and physician can call. -- physical. >> liftings up through the crown of the head. >> reporter: breathing, stretching, holding a pose are providing these veterans with benefits they couldn't quite imagine. vietnam vet curtis carter says, his stress level is on a downward slide

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>> no. >> we want to make sure you're safe. >> this is your choice, heather. if you want out now, we'll make phone calls and nobody will know where you are. >> if you want to make the choice later, that's okay. >> thank you guys. >> unfortunately, the task force can see heather is either too scared or paralyzed to make a change tonight. >> we'll go this way. >> before heading out the door and back to miko, heather agrees to sit down for an interview. >> so when we first entered the room, you were screaming. >> yeah. i was screaming. >> so you screamed that he raped you. >> well, he forcefully pushed me onto the ground and i didn't know what that was at first. and then he says, you're under arrest after he's on top of me. it was, like, get off me, get off me. so i thought, okay, this is some weird guy just trying to rape me. and i got mad at the cops for doing this. sorry i said that. but of course i didn't mean it. he did not rape me. >> our interview with heather is briefly interrupted when police walk miko down the hallway. his very presence seems to affect

heather? >> heather: jimbo, the streak continues. 26 in a row. how would you describe this team's will to win? >> they do they love each other, they play for each other, don't panic. heck of miami football team. give them credit, very good team. our kids just execute when they have to, great poise and great camaraderie. >> heather: at one point you trailed 23-7. how did you turn it around? >> kept playing next play and the one-possession game and kept our poise and kept to field goals tend. and they made some big place. critical turnovers, give miami credit, they forced them. >> heather: when your team is fighting from behind that it is going to win no matter what. >> i know those guys. i live with them every day. we love, trust and believe in each other. the way we do things at florida state. >> heather: you made a gutsy move, retooling the o line, how did that pay off? >> i thought cam played a heck of game. and true freshman on tackle, we thought that's what we had to do to go what we want to do with this team. >> heather: how was your reactio

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heather? >> heather: jimbo, the streak continues. 26 in a row. how would you describe this team's will to win? >> they do they love each other, they play for each other, don't panic. heck of miami football team. give them credit, very good team. our kids just execute when they have to, great poise and great camaraderie. >> heather: at one point you trailed 23-7. how did you turn it around? >> kept playing next play and the one-possession game and kept our poise and kept to field goals tend. and they made some big place. critical turnovers, give miami credit, they forced them. >> heather: when your team is fighting from behind that it is going to win no matter what. >> i know those guys. i live with them every day. we love, trust and believe in each other. the way we do things at florida state. >> heather: you made a gutsy move, retooling the o line, how did that pay off? >> i thought cam played a heck of game. and true freshman on tackle, we thought that's what we had to do to go what we want to do with this team. >> heather: how was your reactio

heather. >> thanks very much leland. with republicans in control is the president now looking to work with congress? late last night president obama calling for a bipartisan meeting friday at the white house. several congressional leaders will be in attendance but some think after this meeting there won't be much compromise happening in washington. >> everybody is going to have a moment on friday and we're all going to work together. the american people have spoken and then i think you'll see the same gridlock for the next two years as in the past. >> the president planning to hold a news conference asking for bipartisan support. >> let's take a look at the big governor races. scott walker defeating mary burkee 52-47. >> in florida, rick scott narrowly beeting charlie crist 48-47. >> greg abbott easily defeating wendy davis. that was 59 to 39. in illinois republican bruce rauner taking down pat quinn 51-46. >> now to maryland republican larry hogan grabbing 54% of the vote. anthony brown just 45. and in massachusetts cha

it is controversial, heather.hina is allowed to increase emission until 2030 and the united states is expected to cut it 25 percent. and my concern is how will you monitor it? will the chinese abide by the agreement? how will it affect the american economy? i am sure this is one of the things that the congress will take up because of the tremend concerns about it. and of course, after a bad election and a lot of the foreign policy failures for the team obama, this looks like a foreign policy success. it provides good optices for the white house. >> did we get steam rollered a bit? they hold a ton of our debt and hacking our computer and the post office computer system and strengthening ties with vladimar putin? >> the white house's view on foreign policy is broken down simply, if we are nice to them they will be nice to us. by allowing them to move forward with the agreement it looks like we are cooperating instead of confronting and there is a lot of reasons for us to confront china because of the assertion of th

>> well, i agree with heather that there were several reasons. at the core the problem is the united states is less safe two years ago than it was -- less safe now than it was two years ago. and it is not chuck hagel's problem. this is the white house that has led to this. it's white house decision that his made this happen. chuck hagel in, my view, is just a scapegoat if a weak isness in policy and a weakness in leadership that is lead to go countries around the world being more willing to take on the united states. >> mark, i always ones enter this when a cabinet secretary goes. are they supposed to be telling the president things or is the president supposed to be saying here is my miami policy carry it out? it's not clear in the case of chuck hagel which direction the impetus was supposed to go? >> it's never binary like that, ray. the fact of the matter is when don rumsfeld left after a drubbing in the midterms under president bush in 2000 suction, he departed and at the same time the policy changed we went with a surge in to iraq, that had

hi, amy. >> hi, heather.een nine for the month, but five people dying just this week alone. it has been truly awful. it's been raining in some places for days on end, and intermittently across italy this has been going on for about a month. there is a reprieve today, heather, but people are bracing for more rains over the weekend, and, for example, when the roads are impassable, people have been rescued from their homes by helicopter. it's been that dramatic. many cases they've not taken proper drainage mechanism intuz account, so it doesn't take much in general to flood roads in italy, and this past month it's just been a nightmare. schools have been closed, and some of italy's breadbasket regions have been swamped. here you see a driver narrowly escaping getting crushed by a tree. this happened in sicily. barely a part of italy has been spared. an elderly couple is believed to have been buried in a landslide when their home collapsed. one of the harrowing stories that have come out of italy in recent weeks.

heather? >> thank you, doug: the stupidity of the american voter that's the quote that's the stunning words from an obamacare architect when the administration lied to get a healthcare passed. >> good morning, kelly. >> good morning, heather. the video was taken down from youtube after the university of pennsylvania found out it was posted on-line. but after outrage they quickly reapollstered it. the video focuses on a forum that took place a year ago on economics. it shows jonathan gruber making a stunning and insulting miss n admission about how the law was written in order to pass it. bassiccally the american people were deceived. >> this deal was written in a tortured way to make sure they did not have a mandate of taxes. lack of trarns taryn sees a huge advanta advantage. calls the stupid of the the american voter or whatever. basically that was critical to get it passed. >> the comments are receiving a sharp review from senator marsha blackburn who talked with fox news greta van susteren

>> reporter: good morning, heather. you know, we're kind the a the predawn lull right now, but they expect things to pick up again here in the next couple of hours or so. the economy may not be doing gangbusters, but it is improving, and retailers hope that some positive consumer sentiment out there will help open up some wallets between now and christmas. whether they started today or yesterday, most of the nation's retailers are wide open for business, and some shoppers are, as always, enduring some sharp elbows in a hunt for those friday-only bargains. >> they're pushing you. you're trying to go that way. it's kind of tough. you've got to have an athletic spirit. >> reporter: and there is reason for retailers to hope for extra holiday cheer this year. >> i think this year, consumers are very optimistic to spend on the holidays and particularly there are a lot of things in their favor. i think gas prices is certainly helping. retailers are being very promotional this year. >> reporter: but has black friday lost a bit

. >> heather: coach, in the meantime, congratulations.does this victory in this environment with the stakes so high say about ohio state? >> great environment against an excellent football team and that was -- i made comments before about how you get two teams that çñ of scrimmage like that, two sledge hammers. credit to michigan state. but we played our tails off tonight. >> heather: in what ways does this win sort of help avenge the loss and erase the memory of last year's big ten championship loss? >> you'll never forget that, but that's part of the game. you have two good teams playing but we'll never forget tonight. >> heather: you admitted concern this week about your young team, your inexperienced team. how did you get them to excel in this environment? >> the future is bright at ohio state. there's a young team that just played a pretty veteran team and they came out on top. so, future's real bright. >> heather: what about j.t. bar let? he came in, what sort of maturation process did you see before your eyes? >> just saw him grow

heather? a colorado mother is going to jail for three months for faking her son's cancer diagnosis. she collected over $25,000 after convincing the aurora community that her six-year-old had leukemia. she was also posting fake updates about his nonexistent chemotherapy treatments. >> no more christmas vacation? >> a massachusetts school district banning the term just because of one complaint. anna kooiman is here to explain. >> bah hum bug. emotions running high as teachers, religious leaders, parents and students packed a high school auditorium furious over the school committee's vote to change the name of christmas vacation to holiday break. >> we want christmas back on our school calendar if even one student or family is made to feel excluded in any way, even one. then we have not done right by them. >> 400,000 people signing the petition urging the committee to reconsider. the name change was originally approved in september after officials received just one complaint from one family. desp

. >> heather: coach, in the meantime, congratulations.does this victory in this environment with the stakes so high say about ohio state? >> great environment against an excellent football team and that was -- i made comments before about how you get two teams that çñ of scrimmage like that, two sledge hammers. credit to michigan state. but we played our tails off tonight. >> heather: in what ways does this win sort of help avenge the loss and erase the memory of last year's big ten championship loss? >> you'll never forget that, but that's part of the game. you have two good teams playing but we'll never forget tonight. >> heather: you admitted concern this week about your young team, your inexperienced team. how did you get them to excel in this environment? >> the future is bright at ohio state. there's a young team that just played a pretty veteran team and they came out on top. so, future's real bright. >> heather: what about j.t. bar let? he came in, what sort of maturation process did you see before your eyes? >> just saw him grow

. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we should know whether or not republicans take control of the senate. but it could be a late night. in iowa it's a 4747 tie between republican joanie ernst and bruce braille lee. they have a nine-point lead overal lesson grimes. pat robert republican senator 44 gregor man 43. >> the republicans don't take the senate this time the questions will arise when to if they will ever be able to. it will be a fair question. one certain to make the bitter infighting seem gentle by comparis comparison. >> the white house shows the results will be an electorate made up differently than that of the presidential election. >> it would not be wise to draw a conclusion as the national election simply by virtue of the map. >> the uva center for politics suggested forecast that would give them a 63-47 majority. >> peter doocy live for us in dc. >> folks are heading to the polls down to the wire senate praise. a new bombshell is rocking democrat janeane shaheen. revealed senator shaheen was directly invo

i am heather childers. national guard training mission ending in tragedy an apache helicopter crashes giving two pilots on board. it is not clear if they were heading to or from. investigators are trying to figure out what exactly went wrong. they are protecting evidence in the gulf of mexico why an f-16 fighter yjet went down. >> obama is sending a secret letter to iran's leaders. what the letter said in reaction. loren, good morning. >> it shouldn't be a har benninger of what republican control congress is in for. they go it alone the iran supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. the letter describes the u.s. and iran's common interests in fighting militants. there is a deadline in negotiations between the u.s. iran and 2350i6 other world powers. seems to be a trick to get a nuclear arms deal. we are going to work with the iranians to defeat isis. are we telling the presyrian army we are working with the people who are major reasons why they have had so many of them slaughtered? i think it is unconscionable. >>

good morning, robert. >> heather, good morning. justice is intercepting the data from thousands of mobile phones in the high-tech hunts for criminals. they are using devices atoward cessna jets based within flying range of most of the population according to a report in the wall street journal. according to the journal the devices known as dirt boxes mimic cell phone towers and abandon tricks for mobile phones to support information that can lead to them. they are reportedly dumped in the process. th no one knows if they are dumping that data. this he call it a dragnet surveillance program and inexcusable. they have no idea of the scale of it. the federal appeals court worked earlier this year collecting extra data and stockpiling it breeches that. it's company was unaffair of the dirt box program. previously it will solve the government hunted mobile phone digital trails using devices in the cars and they scanned the area. >> thanks so much. 2:25 in l.a., new york gun owners are fired up this morning about the next story. buffalo

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>> good morning, heather.talking about a whole wrath of federal regulations achktding everything from calorie count to the environment to the internet. we'll start with calorie counts today. it is, of course, thanksgiving. most of us are probably going ingest too many of them. regulations are part of obamacare. movie theaters, vending machines, small restaurant chains will be required to post calorie counts. the administration thinks this will lead to healthier choices. but small restaurant chains will have to spend a lot of money in lab fees to figure out how many calories are in something like a slice of pizza. it could drive costs up. and the new regulations don't stop there. yesterday the obama administration announced new proposed rules to crack down on-air pollution. the new ozone regulations will improve health said the epa but will cost up to $15 billion making them the most expensive environmental regulations in u.s. history. >> should we be imposing more costs on american businesses that drive up the

heather, let's start with you.to me, because it's a public trial, but yet, she leave -- she can testify but then everybody else has to leave so it's not a public trial? >> it's supposed to be -- crimes are supposed to be public in general unless there's an overwhelming showing there is going to be some adverse inferences for the witness or the case. here, as we new york the first trial was open to the public and it caused a lot of issues, the fact that it was open to the public. so, judge stevens said this trial is going to be open to the public but not televised live. then when it came to the defense part of the case, they pushed even further and said we don't want our witnesses to be videotaped at all. she granted that request. the press went nuts, as they should, and that's why they have that hearing today to determine whether or not that's going to continue. >> keshia, what do you think? >> there is a supreme court case down in virginia that state it is there is an overriding interest the judge, the trial court

i'm there with my sax for gloria and heather. and we do one song before we say goodnight. that song was "all you need is love." and i will tell you when stevie wonder came in to sing his part, you talk about you got to pinch yourself, i pinched my you know what because i wanted to make sure i wasn't dreaming this. it was an out of body experience hearing him sing on one of my songs. >> one of the great joys of my life, talking about stevie, i was at home one night here in l.a. and phone rang. blocked number. i don't usually answer block numbers. this time i did. answer the phone. it's stevie. just out of the blue, what are you doing? i said i just got into bed, long day, just watching tv, kind of vegging out. he says i'm going to the studio, you want to come by tonight? i was like, you're doing what? you know stevie, 11:00, midnight, he's just rolling. i said absolutely. i got up out the bed, as tired as i was, put my clothes on, got in my car, went on down to his studio and got there about 12:15, 12:20. at 8:00 in the morning, we were going to breakfast. i spent the whole

. >> chris: let's go to heather cox with gary patterson. >> heather: coach it seems like there's neverdull moment when these two teams get together. down 13-0 early. how did you keep these guys believing on the road? >> well you know, this group played tight last year. this wasn't just this year thing. they lost four ball games, in less than 11 points a year ago, lost a heartbreaker with a field goal baylor, the odds work out themselves. you know, we didn't play our best ball game, especially offm+mbxuáeip r(t&háhp &hc in the end. >> heather: you talked about the offense on a night where conditions were rough. your wide receivers were banged up. how important was the running game? >> you know if you're going to win on the road, you've got to run the football. it never fails unless things are going good for you. defensively we stepped up after the first quarter and then offensively, really they got some things going, got some turnovers and you know sometimes you got to have a little luck. >> heather: congratulations, enjoy the celebration, coach. chris? >> chris: a fumble return for a t

but we want to make sure you're safe. >> yeah. >> this is your choice, heather, okay? but as is often the case, the young woman declined, choosing instead to take her chances with the man who says he's her protector. if these people are victims, then why don't they leave the situation they're in? >> i think we're putting the spotlight on the wrong person when we expect victims to self-identify. it's very hard to leave a situation of human trafficking. sometimes it's because people are literally behind locked doors. but more often, it involves psychological coercion. >> you're all set. >> okay. thanks. >> it doesn't take handcuffs to keep someone enslaved. >> is he your pimp or is he your boyfriend? >> he's my boyfriend. he's not my pimp. >> but you wrote him letters, you call him daddy. >> yeah. because he's like a father to me. he takes care of me. >> at least for tonight, it seems that no one has a better understanding of what motivates heather than the man who has made his living in the dark shadows of detroit's underworld, the man they call mico, the man they call

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>> reporter: heather, the decision to remove chuck hagel was connected to the midterm election. it is not uncommon for the president to make changes. hagel was the sacrificial lamb for the white house which is struggling. hagel was the easiest time of the staff to remove. he but theed heads with susan rice, and they are regarding gitmo releases and rear admiral john kirby insists that hagel was not fired. >> secretary hagel accomplished things. he issued dozen reforms and managed the rebalance to the asian positive pacific and draw down the mission afghanistan and

thank you both for joining us. >> hey, heather. how are you?> i'm doing good. >> i hear that you're both very fired up on this one. first of all, let's just get your general thoughts on what do republicans need to do in response to what the president has had to say? mike, i'll start with you. sfwroo well, in a nutshell, republicans have to not kill each other. i mean, one of two things is going to happen. either the conservative arm of the republican party is going to prevail and the leadership is going have to accept the sort of fire brand conservativism of ted crews and others, or the ted cruises will have to play nice with the mitch mcconnells and john boehners of the party. so my wish is that the republican party doesn't squander the goodwill of the midterm election flashing that democrats received and democrats are going to be able to unify against the emperor's decree last night that he is going to make up his own laws as he goes. >> alan, emperor's decree. is that what you think it was? what do you think republicans should do? >> well, t

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm heather childers. the mayor of ferguson saying wilson will not receive a reverence package. saying the 28-year-old resigned because he wanted to protect his fellow officers. this hours after two people were arrested in a protest outside the ferguson police department. steve is live for us in ferguson. steve, are the protests still going on? >> there's usually a small group of protesters out every night. the numbers have declined dramatically since monday. while they did set an american flag on fire, no real violence last night. just two arrested. much of what we're seeing now is the rebuilding, reconstruction of some of the stores that were looted. got an art teacher and some people there, they're going to put a painting on that boarded up store window. that's what we're seeing a lot of now downtown. >> what has been the reaction among locals to all of this destruction, all of these local businesses? >> there's really a sense of sadness when weem "people" come out and see this. over and over, they are

heather, back to you. >> let's hope not. mike tobin live, thank you. >>> people in wyoming are trying to clean up after hurricane force winds whipped through the state there yesterday causing power outages and knocking out some windows. meantime, thousands of homes in the northeast are still without power today. utility crews are work to get things back up and running following a massive nor'easter that came barreling through new england earlier this week just in time for thanksgiving holiday. meteorologist janis dean is live in the fox extreme weather center with what things look like now. >> much calmer, especially across the new england area and some good news. we'll have a brief warm-up over the next 24 hours. you can see on the satellite radar imagery, not too much to tell you about. a little bit of lake effect snow, but nothing that's going to be causing any big problems. as you can see as we go through sunday and monday, we're going to see a warm-up. 50s and 60s further south you go. 40s for parts of northeast where w