. >>> chief washington correspondent james rosen tracking another one in kansas. let's go first to molly. >> hey, gretchen. we are at the webster school in manchester, one of the biggest cities here in the state of new hampshire. we've seen a steady stream of voters throughout date. a little bit of a lull believe it or not despite the fact that there are ten or 12 voters in here. throughout the day we've seen even longer lines. a little bit quieter now than, of course, we'll be seeing later as the evening picks up as folks get off work and head here. jeanne shaheen facing incumbent scott brown. he is the former senator from massachusetts that gained national fame when he beat mart why copely. now, following that loss, he decided to move here to new hampshire where he is now fighting yet another senate seat battle for the gop. shaheen, who is also a former new hampshire governor, often works to remind voertsz that he just moved across the border, and he has been fighting that carpet bagger label and working to tie shaheen to president obama. we talked to voters abo

chief washington correspondent james rosen, who we were just chatting about, is live in our d.c. many more detainees are still at gitmo, and -- james? >> well, the estimates vary, but not by much. the fox news research team put the exact figure at 142, and congressional sources tell fox news that several transfers are in the pipeline. each one of them requires the sect of defense to certify in writing that the move will not pose a significant risk to national security. it also requires the law for the senate armed services committee to receive 30 days notice. those notifications are themselves classified. exact numbers can be hard to pin down. the current was not moving as quickly to provide those certificate ficks as the obama white house desired was said to be creating friction that led to chuck hagel's resignation this week. >> secretary hagel, how can the administration continue to press ahead with transfers from guantanamo at this time? isn't this in conflict with your policy of stemming the flow of foreign fighters? >> every time i certify and send up documentation to this c

james rosen has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: among the first to complain about dr. john than grooub gruber long before his comments about the stupidity of the american voter went viral. upset that the obama administration wasn't pursuing a single payer health care system. today conservatives see that failure to disclose as part of a broader problem gruber has with transparency. >> this is not saying the amount of money he made is wrong, but when he's testifying before congress, there ought to be full disclosure of this so that you know if he's got an unbiassed opinion or not. >> the money was pretty good, reviewing official government websites and published reports, fox news estimates gruber and or his firm received over $5 million of federal contracts over the past 15 years, the agencies range from the national institutes of health to the justice department which paid gruber to develop viable incentives to prevent tobacco companies from targeting teenagers. >> my job was to see if the numbers added up. >> reporter: they added up all right, as gruber also consulted

. >>> we have fongs team coverage tonight, james rosen reports the ferguson investigations will not be over no matter what the grand jury decides tonight. but we begin, of course with steve harwhat ar harrigan at th center. >> reporter: this grand jury has largely worked behind the scenes, behind closed doors for the last few months. the grand jury of 12, nine whites three, blacks has a range of options open to them, anything from letting officer wilson walk free, all the way up to first-degree murder. so a couple of important decisions to be made by that grand jury, over the past three months since the incident happened, both sides have really been preparing their response and it's really not clear to anyone how that response could go. a number of stores and businesses in the area have already boarded up and i can tell you just in the last couple of hours in anticipation of a coming announcement, more and more stores are closing as the roads are also being blocked off. in recent nights we have seen very small scale protests, 50 to 70 demonstrators out there, just a handful of arrests

you can't have an irs scandal, benghazi, fast and furious, james rosen and the a.p., you can't have a series of scandals, i don't care what you are, black, green, orange or red, it's immaterial. if you're going to have that series of scandals you're getting voted out. this was a protest voeft agaitee democrats. you don't hear anything saying it was a great think for republicans embraced free market ideas. it's not that. that may come to that but that requires intelligence and reading and somebody to do something. this is a vote against them and dose mistaken that. >> sure, eric, the gop is so against race and gender discrimination, why are we even talking about race or gender? that's the problem here. voters need to decide what they stand for and unfortunately new republicans i think stand for the same old message. >> all right. let's give them a little credit. give them at least a week to maybe change the message or turn the message in the right direction. leave it right there. you can continue the conversation on twitter right now. #cashingin. top trend or social media. we weren't o

that's why we have roused james rosen, our fox news chief washington correspondent to fill us in on theails. james. >> it is big. good morning to you, steve, elisabeth and clayton. in tonight's prime time address the president is expected to announce deferred action. that means a reprieve from deportation for up to five million illegal immigrants. these are parents of children who are here legally or who themselves may have been brought here as children. the move comes almost two years after the president used a speech at a high school in las vegas to challenge republicans to enact immigration reform. it will be at that same high school that president obama will return to sign his executive order. >> what i'm going to be laying out is the things that i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> the president's order will also likely expand visas for high-tech workers and contain some measures aimed at beefing up border

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james rosen live outside of kansas city. you talked with both candidates yesterday.he roberts team made a bold prediction. >> last night i ran into senator roberts and his chief campaign aids at the jayhawks basketball game. the aide's name is cory blitz. he told me flat out, we are going to win. he cited the republican edge in early balance loght and said it mirrors the early balloting in past mid-terms. senator roberts closed his case in a way that even kansas capsulated the ate peel he has been making to kansans all along at his campaign. >> i have family and you are all family with the efforts that we have checked on behalf of kansas. you know me. i'm a marine, i'm a republican, i'm a conservative. i'm a fourth generation kansan. >> reporter: the jayhawks crushed washburn, just as a footnote. bill: you also spoke with greg orman. what did he tell you on that question. >> for a first-time candidate greg orman is unusually disciplined. after nothing mostly unanswered doors in a leafy well to do section of to peeka yesterday on the final day of the contest he told m

james rosen' was looked at by te administration for doing his job as a reporter.hing you see change in? >> i think it has gotten worse. edward snowden has showed us how much freedoms we have lost. >> what would you tell the president? >> i would tell him he is doing as good a job as he can do. on this particular issue it is tough to second guess. they know more than we do, national security advisors. we just get third hand information. we don't know what threats or anything else. >> maybe that is the problem, they know too much. it doesn't necessarily make us safe. let's talk about economic freedom. limited by things like regulations. when you don't have economic mobility, you are naturally less free. >> they come here to start the businesses. the family businesses pride and joy, that has tried significantly because of regulations and added cost including obamacare for many of these companies. part of the scoring involves tolerance of immigration which is obviously a hot topic right now waiting to see what happens next. you didn't become legalized citizen until th

james rosen noted the founder of liberty fire dog late.com james hatcher wrote in march of 2010 about gruber. she called it troubling lamenting the lack of disclosure on part of the white house the senate dmc and other democratic leaders who distributed gruber's work and sited it as independent validation of the proposal will orchestrating the appearance of broad consensus when in fact it was all part of the same effort. an effort that started picking up steam soon after gruber's 400,000 dollar hhs contract went into effect in 2009. before long gruber was being sited every where on capitol hill. >> according to gruber who has been our guide on all of this. >> in early november gruber released the house healthcare bill analysis which was picked up by then "washington post" columnist ezra klein under the blog title massachusetts provide evidence that healthcare reform lowers insurance premiums. mit healthy con nis john gruber sends along a paper sending premiums under the new white house plan. the white house blog quickly linked to klein's post and praised gruber's objective analysis wh

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. >>> chief washington correspondent james rosen tracking another one in kansas.o first to molly. >> hey, gretchen. we are at the webster school in manchester, one of

chief washington correspondent james rosen is live with that story. rand paul specifically, the republican from key who is himself widely thought to be considering a run for the white house in 206, he was among those quick to declare these midterm results were an unwelcome development for hillary himself. hmm. how so? >> heather, good morning. senator paul seemed to be addressing that assessment on the results on the more than two dozen contests where mrs. clinton actively campaigned. >> i think it is a repudiation, basically, of the president's policies, but also hillary clinton's. hillary clinton and bill clinton have been all over the place. they're trying to make it out as if they're somehow better for democrats. well, in kentucky they were soundly rejected. >> reporter: of course, the results in these local elections can hardly be laid entirely at mrs. clinton's feet. nonetheless, of the 26 candidates mrs. clinton stumped for, 12 won and 13 lost with mary landrieu suspended in runoff purgatory. >> i think that this election was a repudiation, firs

. >>> chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at both sides tonight. >> wow. >> reporter: returning for the first time since her failed presidential bid six years ago, hillary clinton campaigned for 26 candidates 12 of whom one, 13 of whom lost and one of whom remain suspended in runoff purgatory, while mostfê÷ analys would caution against -- rand widely thought like clinton to be considering a run to the white house in 2016, threw such caution where he branded the lucky -- >> they actually ran has clinton democrats, the president's unpopular, but hillary's popular and they all were soundly rejected. so there is a message here about hillary clinton as much as there is about the president. >> reporter: a former campaign manager from 2008 argue clinton earned a ton of good will with local party chiefs. >> she did what she could to help her friends and very strong democrats out there, she raised mush for them, she campaigned for them. she wasn't on the ballot, and heavy policies weren't on the ballot. i ha >> reporter: on the negative side for clinton, republican governors won re-elect

chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us live with this interesting tidbit to this whole storywhat's going to happen with this investigation, james? >> gretchen, good afternoon. the grand jury verdict that served as the trigger for last night's spasm of violence in ferguson was the outcome of an investigation by the authorities of st. louis county. for months a much quieter probe has been under water launched by attorney general eric holder. >> when i visited ferguson two weeks ago, i promised that the united states department of justice would continue to stand with the people there long after the national headlines had faded. today with our investigation into the ferguson police department and our reform efforts in st. louis county, we're taking significant steps towards keeping that promise. >> 40 fbi agents canvassed the neighborhood in question, interviewing witnesses, but the attorney general stated explicitly that that federal probe was conducted cooperatively with the counties. not on a parallel track. it was always intended to "supplement" not suplant it. a fact that ma

reveals additional prison hers getting released from guantanamo bay chief washington correspondent james rosen on the case. >> james? >> andrea, good evening. sources confirm to fox news that the obama administration has several more transfers of inmates from the detention facility at guantanamo bay, cuba in the the pipeline. but even the 30 oday notifications that the defense department provides to the house and senate armed services committees are themselves classified. critics of president obama say that the commander and chief stymied by congress in his long quest to shut down gitmo he is seeking to achieve that goal simply by emptying the place of prisoners. just under 250 inmates called gitmo home when barack obama, today the figure 140 down from a peak in the post 9/11 era of 800. sources also confirm that outgoing defense secretary chuck hagel and the obama white house clashed over hagel's reluctant to sign the certifications that are required by law for the transfers. vouching that the moves will not pose a significant risk to national security. hagel's resignation was announced earli

. >>> now to chief washington correspondent james rosen in topeka, kansas, high, james. >> reporter: bret, good evening, in this tightest of tight senate races in this very red state, the independent candidate tonight queued closely to the message of change which has carried him to the brink of victory, while the incumbent senator pleaded in kansas tonight to stay with the act they have known for all these years, greg orman is a self-made multimillionaire businessman. in recent weeks however, orman has seen his double digit lead dwindle to less than a percentage point. senator roberts has survived a bruising primary, the abrupt withdrawal of the democratic candidate from the contest and a rough season where he fended off questions about his nonresidency in kansas. tonight he's in the fight for his political life. >> i'm not planning on losing, we're going to have a good campaign, we run a good campaign and we're looking forward to bringing this home tomorrow night. >> you're all family, with the efforts that we have championed on behalf of kansas. you know me. i'm a marine, i'm a rep

. >> james rosen, fox news, getting information about the nsa's phone calls. >> doing what it was doing to americans. >> and who has faced the possibility of prison for not revealing one of his sources. >> not going out on a limb that says there's a consensus express, new york times, wapt, abs, nbc, fox many, everybody, washington correspondents, the photographers association we've all commented this has been the most difficult administration for freedom that we have dealt with, i think that's a consensus now. >> even though you've been complimentary of cbs in recent times you felt there was a change there was a bias and also a desire or lack of desire to offend the government in any way. >> i describe in some detail, the complex set of factors at play. it's not as civil as some people have reported liberal ideologic concept at play, not wanting to hurt certain interests or advertisers or sponsors, that's what i gleaned. there is also a general sense that all of the networks and some of the national press and even local to not go after powers that be. so we may be talking about corporat

. >> don't forget, they called james rosen a criminal. and the attorney general signed that -- yeah, for doing his job as a journalist. >> and which eric holder finally expressed regret and -- >> oh, so great -- >> cnn and npr reported on thursday night and friday that loretta lynch would be named as new attorney general nominee. josh earnest said, no decision has been made, then realizing the story had been made, and then said, yes, we will announce it tomorrow. >>> ahead we will talk about the mysterious hacking of her home and office computers. when we come back, pundits say mid term office is good for hillary? . >>> rand paul was set to declare the midterm for a referendum, not just on the president, but on hillary clinton, a point echoed by pundits, as well. >> hillary a point ek echoed by pundits as well. >> bill clinton was campaigning for candidates as well -- >> clintons couldn't help the democratic party. particularly in states where the margin was supposed to be much closer. >> they can frame it that it is hillary clinton and b

first to james rosen in kansas where the dramatic is building in a certain veep might have let a bad thing rip. james. >> good afternoon. today vice-president biden was boldly predicting the democrats will retain control over the united states senate and in explaining the math behind that prediction, the vice-president said this to wplr radio in connecticut. >> i think we have a chance of picking up an independent who will be with us in the state of kansas. >> orman campaign manager quickly repudiated the comment saying issue quote, greg has never spoken to the vice-president in his life. greg is an independent and is not going to washington to represent the democrats or the republicans. he is going to represent the people of kansas. orman and his wife, sybil, voted in their home town. before anyone knew about mr. biden's comments i asked orman, self-made multimillionaire, what difference between run asking answer and running a campaign. >> quite similar in a lot of respects and other respects they're different. in running a business, facts are important, and campaigning, sometimes it

i am glad he is admitting it was flatout to on go after james rosen and the same for associated pressr, slapping co-conspirator on a reporter, that is something i hope never happens again. >> as the coverage of the midterm substantive or super official and is it fair? >> i would say superficial because of the ebola coverage. >> fox reports on the right and cbs and abc and nbc on the left. fox has a lot to say, the others, not so much. >> the media wants to pen the story, rather than the electorate. >> we use computers. >> wonder how a nonstory is started? >> the first laid hats made clear she doesn't love politics but this was an item saying she is being urged to move to california and pursue the senate seat that will be vacated by senator feinstein in 2018. urged by who? that was outside the story's orbit but it was picked up bit "new york post," and from there to cnn. >> i cannot let you go, senator, without asking about an article i read that suggested that the first lady would like to run for the senate in california, and i do not believe it is true, but, i would be flattered if i

. >> james rosen on how the u.s. government wastes millions of taxpayer dollars on the war on terror. >> really the only u.s. official who became -- who really try to investigate what happened to all the money that the united's states sent to iraq. there are different estimates. over $11 billion of the roughly $20 billion in iraqi money that the united states sent back to .raq was unaccounted for what stewart balance investigators found was that nearly $2 billion in cash, in $100 bills was stolen after it was flown from andrews air force base to baghdad, apparently by powerful iraqis, and was being hidden in a poker in rural lebanon. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific. compton, whoand recently retired as white house correspondent for nbc news. >> now more the state of college athletics. sports writers, former athletes come and university officials discuss the pros and cons of the current system and how things might change if some athletes were paid for their performance. national press club in washington, th

martha: nicely put as else from james rosen.eanwhile, mitt romney telling americans a vote for senate democrats will only prolong president obama's quote failed policies. >> this is the last chance for america to pass judgment on the obama administration and its policies. as the president himself said he's not on the bat -- he's note ballot but his policies are. it leads to the fundamental promise of obamacare that allowed people to keep their doctor if they wanted to keep it. martha: juan, talk to me about what mitt romney had to say. he believes this is the last opportunity to motor against president obama and his policies. >> i feel for him. can you imagine the trauma of running for a presidency, the stress, the family pressures and i think he still feels like he should have won the election. i wouldn't begrudge him that. but this is not anything more than flieght fact that he lost and he doesn't like it. and secondly for republicans the energizing factor in the race is president obama. he wants to give republicans a clear pu

james rosen is live in shawnee, kansas. n the end senator roberts who had a very tough race in that state he pulled out a win. and in the end it really wasn't even close, was it? >> reporter: no. and perhaps, martha, it would be act of bad faith on my part on the morning after such a long evening to get all heavy and philosophical on you but the answer here is razor, the theory of razor holds. simplest answer the usually the correct answer, which is to say kansas based like kansas. ultimately the most conservative voters in the sunflower state who had expressed misgivings about senator roberts, first in a bruising party with a tea-party backed candidate, and all the polling in the general election came out for roberts and in a big way. in his victory speech senator roberts indicated victory no with standing he recognized the dissatisfaction that kansans were expressing. >> i heard my marching orders loud and clear. i will be bold, i will be conservative, and i will be constructive and i problem is you this. we will get thing

james rosen, back to you. >> all right, thank you so much.a senate seat tonight. and he will be the state's first republican senator in 100 years. dane saying it is time to get busy in washington, especially on a bill that would create jobs. >> we passed 380 bills in the house since i've been there the last two years of which harry reid in the senate refuses an up or down vote on and most with bipartisan support, we need to get back to washington, how about we start by approving the keystone pipeline. step one. you know it took the canadian government seven months to approve the keystone pipeline, taking president obama years with no passing. how about we pass a budget in the senate that actually balances. >> and now back to our panel. >> two faces that will be in washington. tony, two republicans, that maybe may not have been expected to win, pat roberts in kansas, and of course after 100 years there. what message is that in actually achieving something? >> well, look, i too, think this election was nationalized and was a concerted effort. w

james rosen and his parents, by the way, came under federal surveillance because he was asking questionsckabee earlier in the show about the possibility of government spying on journalists. here's what he said. >> this is really scary stuff. i mean seriously scary stuff. this is not only -- this is a violation of everything in the entire bill of rights. but we don't know that the government did it at this point, but we by gosh need to find out. if our government is doing this kind of spying on a journalist, then our government is a tyranny and it's out of control and it must be stopped. >> unbelievable. i always think back to my childhood. liberals were concerned with wages for working people, freedom of the press, the fist amendment, free expression. i can say whatever i want. that was the liberal position. turns out i'm kind of liberal by that definition. >> what does it have to do with a benghazi story which is only a fox story, tucker? >> journalists admitted, yes, we were spying on a working journalist. what? >> i hear you. >> the aclu picketing the white house. everything has chang

james rosen. >> eric holder admitted it was the worst thing he did as attorney general.ssion? he subpoenaed the records of 300 associated press reporters. >> we've got to put a stop to that but i think you're giving her high marks so far. so good anticipation going forward. hope they ask your questions, judge. always a pleasure. coming up, a parent's worst nightmare has come true. >> and he took my five-year-old daughter. >> a dad stalks a kidnapper who snatched his little girl from her bed. that hero dad here live with his story. plus veterans returning from war only to face a new battle at home. finding a job. we're going to change that. cheryl casone is here this morning with our very own veterans job fair and is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ will that be all, sir? thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. and often even more. it's

following james will be christine rosen, she will champion fellowship. after that will be christine rosen, of ricochet. >> i chose temperance. [laughter] >> robb is going to defend justice. after that, jonah will defend continents. and the great p.j. o'rourke. identity fend comments or does it depend? >> it is a dirty job. >> the great p.j. o'rourke needs no introduction. each will make a case for his or her virtue and the rest will explain why they are full of it. i encourage you to cheer and jeered them as you see fit and when it is done, use the people will decide to the king of the virtues really is. i feel like richard dawson here. let's play the future. let's play the feud. james, since you are completely soft tell us what is so great about temperance. >> i don't know. you tell me. that isn't what i read about in the book. what i wrote about in the book was simplicity. it would be in a point to say simplicity is a virtue. give me 36 reasons why in the next week's minutes lose so i wrote about that and chose temperance not because i believe in the a

philly native and former 'nova star kyle lowery to rosen and brett brown rips the team saying they got man handled. in the fourth jameshey get blown out 120-88 they're 0-7 worst start in 42 years. >> another flyers defenseman hurt this time luke schen with a left shoulder injury he wentz flying into the boards. lilingtsly hit from nathan mc kinon. the flyers were not happy with the hit. it was not done intentional. mc kinon and sc. he n are friends and they it h dinner before the game. >> he's not a dirty player. he didn't mean to do that. same time it's your brother and it's a tough play. he's going after the puck full speed running to the end wall it's fired up at that time. so see your brother go down like that. >> flyers practicing in atlantic city today boardwalk hall. hours earlier bernard hopkins was fighting. this is first time flyers have been down in ac in 32 years. former home of the boardwalk bullryes minor league team down there for a few years some years ago. >> now they have to get healthy. >> healthy. >> they're playing well and winning. >> jeff, thank you. >> much more to come in the next half hour of