you're a ham. >> hi, everyone, welcome to jasper's house.a little bit about what it's like to be at home with jasper. jasper consents, that's very easy. he also can catch. high five, go boy. over the years we've collected lots of photographs or pieces of art from fans and friends and family. we call it the jasper wall. any possible chair were going to sit in. keeps me warm, i don't even need a blanket. >> what's up? to call rescue dogs. he's a guard dog, protects the entire building. the greatest creature on earth. he gets to do whatever he wants in the house like stand on the coffee table. lie down. [laughs] i think there's probably some better trained dogs. good job. >> this is a rookie, he's a mini poodle. my first dog, he's 13 months old. i love him so much. rollover. rollover. dance with daddy. ♪ trying to watch "fox & friends" all morning. ricky, sit. we have the food in the drink ball and the water in the food bowl. we don't believe in labels here. >> all right, for that special edition of "animals are great," captain monkey face. bee

we will show you a little bit what it's like to be at home with jasper. obviously jasper can sit.ee. high five? good boy. over the years we have collected lots of photographs or pieces of art, actually, from fans and friends and family we call it the jasper wall. >> he can squeeze into any possible chair that we are going to sit in. keeps me warm. i don't even need a blanket. >> what's up? >> two messy rescue dogs. guard dog. he protects the entire building. [dog barking] and he gets to do whatever he's in the house. i think there is probably some better trained dogs. good job. this is rookie watters. is he a mini poodle. my first dog. is he 13 months old. i love him so much. rollover. rollover. dance with daddy. >> would've. watch "fox & friends" all morning and squeak, squeak, squeak. rookie, sit. so we have the food and the drink bowl and the water in the food bowl. we don't believe in labels here. [laughter] >> all right. for the special edition of animals are great. is my pet captain monkey face. traveling with me for 20 years. he does whatever i want. because he is my best a

jasper is wearing one fox news animals are great leash and collar.nts. there is a 20% off deal right now at shop.foxnews.com. that goes through tuesday -- duration is tuesday the 26th through wednesday december 4th. so have you got some time the. not a lot of time because these things will go very fast. dagen. >> dagen: our love and blessings to a very special couple. sam and lossie lee. they are separating their 80th wedding anniversary this sunday. they got married in 1939. their hometown of fish skill new york. sam and los sir. lossii day. five kids. a few grandchildren and great great grandchildren. few of my favorite tips on staying successful marriage. she is always right and keep god in your marriage. so, what an incredible couple sam and lossie lee. we love you. >> dana: congratulations indeed. >> lawrence: back-to-school time for santa. going back to school to make sure they have what it takes to be the next santa. of course, this is the 23rd annual santa school. this is hosted by the ministry of fun, i didn't even know they had this. hostin

johns nice coming on to work robert rauschenberg jasper charles norse conning and. choreograph a mass coming in here. tooltip black mountain explored the ideas of movement developed in the bow house stage workshop. the scene where art has gone and about how 3 men does cross over into into the dance into the music 5 ethics are ready go. in new york down said jennifer gardens in shows the legend of most cunning them lives on. merce cunningham radically changed our format down one of the 1st things he did was to create works that were devoid of plot so there were no more character and more stories and he was interested in looking at dance and movement for movement sake. his radical approach made him a natural and to oscar the defining force of the battle house stage workshop. centered on the theme of figures in space his work turned into costumed geometrical shapes in exploring the idea of the human body as a mechanical objects. triadic ballet which premiered in 1922 in stuttgart is still performed today. experimentation in film to the work of must cunningham. people w

was found in the state after being abandoned by its mother and sons one alternate in south africa jasper that's a giraffe name is not recovering by the side of his friend tom protect up on top dog fingers crossed i'm wishing jobs be speedy recovery i'll see you again soon but until that you buy. some. old favorites. and it's no wonder spectacular goals. plenty of emotion. plans to gameday. w. h a bit. early. for. your link to exception the stories of discussion from our use of easy to our website be deputed comes next week join or something school. greetings from berlin and a warm welcome to arts and culture and a dramatic start to the week as burglars broke into one of europe's largest collections of baroque treasure in eastern germany making off with diamonds and jewels and so we'll have more on that and also on these stories. the one and only tina turner revered by many as the queen of rock n roll turns 80 on tuesday so we'll pay tribute. and we dive into the impressionistic 1st novel of turkish german author in. about the lives of girls and women in rural turkey in our continuing ser

seeing jasper up close. that's times square because we go to the park because the marathon.ute and i knew greg would love the jasper update. >> jesse: from dancing dogs to "dancing with the stars," sean spicer tonight. again, abc. sean not the greatest dancer in the world. but save them some elimination seven weeks in a row. if he advances to make them he goes to the quarters. everyone is shocked to cast your vote. text sean 221523. got it? 21523. you can do it up to 20 times. i'm going to do it at least 20. >> juan: stop! >> greg: what pictures does he have of you? you're eating into my animals are great time. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ you ever wonder what happens when a dog gets a dog as a gift? wonder no more! the dog got a dog as a gift. look how happy he is to get a present! >> emily: the puppy is, like... >> greg: look at that, very happy dog. >> dana: do you think it really helps? >> greg: yours was cheesy. i don't need music to dress up my animals are great stuff. ♪ animals are great >> juan: all right. i was in d.c. yesterday for fox news sunday and

. >> reporter: meeting her grandson jasper for the first time is there new hope you can make it this time >> yes, yes, god is not done yet. he's doing -- he's giving us the chance to be able to do something different with our stt is just one of more than 400 inmates let out early. she served less than a year of a 12-year sentence for repeated drug possession violations, oncs in 2016. until today, oklahoma had the nation's highest lockup rate with 1 in 100 residents confined at any given time. in all, more than 500 non-violent offenders had their sentences reduced. >> this is the first day of the rest of your life. [ applause ] >> reporter: inmates were given help finding housing and jobs. >> i'm just so glad that the governor gave us this opportunity to be able to go home to our families. >> just great. >> reporter: heading home from behind bars, eyeing a better future ron exclmott, ive on a re-emergg threat while the president said that isis has been defeated, nbc news learned that the terrorist group found a safe haven in wl inside iraq. >> reporter: isis is far from defeated, inst

so i went out to jasper county and told everybody in jasper county, i love you guys.right. keep it up. here's the thing, it involves sacrifice, right? whatever you are putting into that bucket is a sacrifice for you. as i went to jasper county and talked to the folks out there, i said i don't want to be here, but i need to be here right now. i can hang out with my kids six weeks from now. i asked everybody in jasper county, but i want you to do if you have the opportunity is to think that you are watching your favorite show on netflix -- can you watch it six weeks after election day? you can go golfing six weeks after election day. right now is the only time you can actually take to do something and make an impact, right? the next day, steve fredrickson quit his job. yeah. boo. that guy, for the next six weeks, volunteered full-time every single day. did nothing else but knock doors and make calls until election day, because you are right, the only thing that matters right now for the next six weeks is actually making those phone calls, actually knocking those doors.

you have to know as well that jasper tsang even though he is probating, he is seen as a voice of reasonte significant but it is also quite telling that no actual officials under carrie lam's government haven't gone to make any offerings of peace. we will continue to monitor the situation there at the campus. thank you so much for joining us. britain's prince andrew is facing more pressure to speak to the us authorities, following his interview with the bbc when he was questioned about his friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, who died earlier this year. the prince has consistently denied allegations about his own conduct. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell‘s report contains flashing images. in los angeles tonight, a lawyer for some of jeffrey epstein‘s alleged victims and a young woman who says she was raped by epstein at the age of 15. and, in no uncertain terms, prince andrew was urged to step forward and tell the fbi everything he knows about the behaviour and activities of his former friend, jeffrey epstein. he described in his interview this weekend tha

and jasper lawlor of the london capital group believes as of now washington steps have been to hallways advantage. the revenues that we're seeing reported now from while way were actually pretty the us banned in may so even though that ban was actually delayed until november all those products are result of holloway's free ability to deal with u.s. companies since then it's been more problematic for example always soon to release a phone that doesn't even have the official licensed android version so that is going to limit sales moving forward so what we could be looking at here is a is a peek moment in overseas shipments of its smart phones there's been a bit of a nationalistic spirit in china to. buy way products and more specifically not to buy u.s. products and apple has taken the brunt of that and we know that actually according to recent reports apple's market share has actually dropped significantly in and apple is looking at some of its worst couple of quarters in a row here of sales in china that is experience to date so. clearly not what. the u.s. intended there and certainly

was about love 2 more violence conservative radio host dave perkins and london social activist lee jasper shared their thoughts about what's going on here. away incident so all sorts of fail right across the welt almost every day those films do you know and getting banned. culture is under constant attack grime music now they say now black failings whatever we're doing it even in the areas where we have fabulous they successful we still don't a scape bit to criticism why don't we just assess all asia and to tame and activities in britain in relation to the hot coals because football at least people should then movies in a cinema if we could think of thousands of types of activities that take place where serious crime and criminality is much more in excess than we witnessed over the. us so let's treat everybody on an equal playing field i don't think it's possible for the movie to cause violence i think it's possible for the movie to set the foundation for violence and then predict with some level of confidence or even certainty that violence is going to happen so i want to clarify it like

we go live now to head every search and education at the london capital group jasper lawlor very welcome to the program now ways revenue is growing despite american sanctions why is that. well i think this is it's 2 things actually it's number one is timing now what happened here is that actually the revenues that we're seeing reported now from while way were actually pretty the u.s. bond in may so even though that bond was actually delayed until november all those products are result of hallways free ability to deal with u.s. companies since then is. more problematic for example are ways soon to release a phone that doesn't even have the official license android version so that is going to limit sales moving forward so what we could be looking at here is a is a peek moments in overseas shipments of its smartphones but number 2 very importantly is that one way is just absolutely dominating in china and that is the market that everyone wants to be in there will be a native chinese company they operate they they own almost 50 percent of the chinese market now for for smartphones and we exp

we will start off with joe in jasper, florida, republican line. you are on with our guest of better angels. go ahead. thank you for taking my call, first of all. i would like to tell mr. blankenhorn i am so excited and thrilled, and i do plan on visiting the site and perhaps the organization. i would love to know if the topic of brotherly love ever comes up? that's a great question. i do not know if you have seen, there is a book out by a guy named arthur brooks, and it is called "love your enemy." it basically says the true meaning of civility is to have an inner desire to do good to your opponent. that is what we are going for here. so it really does take us to the concept of love. it really does. it means yes, being able to love the person, to want to do well to your opponent. it is a very profound issue and it goes to the heart of what we are doing. host: arthur brooks appearing on this network to talk about that book and what he found from that experience. marie in gulfport, mississippi, democrat line. go ahead. happy thanksgiving. i started

conscience obey an order i believe violates the sacred oath i took but today secretary of defense mark jaspers actually lost his job because of a secret deal. >> secretary spencer -- of the president allowed the navy to handle the case he would guarantee eddie gallagher would be restored to rank, allowed to retain and permitted to retire. this proposal was completely contrary to what we agreed to. >> spencer is pushing back. >> i will take the bad on me for not letting him know i did that but he was completely informed because his chief of staff was briefed on it. >> reporter: spencer's firing is about the chain of command, not it a gallery but he was in the middle of it all. the navy seal was acquitted of murder charges for convicted taking photos with the body of the nicest fighter who was demoted and donald trump stepped in and reversed the decision. the navy said it would review the case, gallagher could have been expelled from the field. according to the secretary of defense top brass felt the military justice system should result gallagher's case. donald trump ordered something different

two students at jasper high presented travis kennedy with a new truck to replace his that's 30 years started a go fund me page for him to show their appreciation for his hard work at the school. the community chipped in $19,000. a local car dealership donated another 10,000. >> i don't know what to say. i didn't think i could be loved like this. oh my goodness. jon: kennedy has been working at that school for 24 years. good for him. good for them. >>> that's how fox reports this sunday, november 17th. i'm jon scott. thank you for watching. see you again next weekend. us, "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is up next. chris: i'm chris wallace. key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry tell their stories to the nation with more to come. ♪ ♪ >> in mid august it became clear to me that giuliani's effort to gin up politically-motivated investigations were now affecting u.s. engagement with ukraine. >> a member of my taffe could hear ambassador sondland about the investigations. >> as we sit here testifying, the president attacking you on twitter. what effect do you think that has on othe

third-quarter, mitchell trubisky to jasper harstad, the former princeton tiger reels and in and hey,facemask, and works as long as it hit the ground. so it's a 20-17 game in the fourth quarter, too risky through yards to david montgomery, bears take the lead 24-20. shot, but they go backwards, they want fourth and 22. on fourth and 22 all you do is heave it up for grabs and eddie johnson intercepted. they improved to 6-6. this is all just a warm-up to maybe the game of the regular season, maybe a super bowl preview, 49ers, ravens sunday in baltimore before heading east, 19 players and members of their family served up a thanksgiving meal to about 275 people in san jose. among those participating, eric armstead, brandon warmer and george kittle sporting the sweet turkey hat. all of them very much in the holiday spirit. >>> thanksgiving has always had a special place in my heart, even when i was a little kid, i would go down to the homeless the season is going. i have my health right now and we are doing so well. >> at the end of the day we have a job to do on sunday. we have to get re

i'm jasper st. mirth do you love christmas music, but wish it was less cheerful and more sexy?re going to love this new album from the man who brought you "a legendary christmas" and "a legendary christmas: the deluxe edition. it's "john legend presents: sexiest elf alive. and it's full -- [ cheers and applause and it's full of all the sexiest, sultriest, nastiest christmas songs out there. just listen to this sensual rendition of "jingle bells." ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ jingle bell jingle bells jingle all the way ♪ ♪ put some tassel on your nips and let them swing away hey ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow. titillating. [ laughter ] and that's not all this album has so much more, including steamy songs like, "oh ho - ly night." [ laughter ] "silver balls. [ laughter ] "frosty the blowman. [ laughter ] just feast your nasty little ear holes on this piping hot track. ♪ ♪ all i want for christma is my first three-wa my first three-way my first three-way ♪ ♪ gee if i could only hav my first three-way i could finally kiss you sister ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "sexie

he said the school districts contacted include covington, jasper, jones, wayne, lauderdale, smith, newton, scott, madison, rankin, clark, leake, laurel, and forrest county. somebody did wrong. [laughter] i will enter this into the record. >> is their question, mr. chairman? i have a list of all of the names we contacted. >> if you have them, you need to provide them to the committee. >> i'm more than happy to provide them. the scott contact county sheriff's department? >> i never said i did, sir. >> we did say we contacted the school districts. >> hold on. i will ask the question and you just answer. did you contact the scotts county -- got county sheriff's department? >> we did not. but we did contact the school districts. >> did you contact the madison county school district? >> yes, sir. assistant superintendent ellen are good -- argood. camden doesn't seem to be on here. it looks like we only contacted county school districts. >> so if i told you pico foods was located in the canton school then it fashion line >> would -- >> then i would say it was an oversight. >> the list i have has

scott serving 12 years for multiple drug possession violations, meeting her 3-month-old grandson jasperinspiration enough to change her life >> i haven't seen her in nine months. >> reporter: her daughter jesse ready to help her mom move forward. >> tell me about going forward she's a rock for you >> yes, i know she always has been. she's never gave up on me. she's always been there for me, and it should be the other way around >> i just hope that her and everyone else that's getting this opportunity takes it as serious as it is. >> given second chances to leave your past behind. >> reporter: oklahoma governor kevin stitt says he grew troubled by the state's distinction as america's lock up capital, where at any given time, one out of every 100 residents is imprisoned. >> we're giving these young people, young women and people across our state a second chance at life. >> reporter: simple drug possession, once a felony, now a misdemeanor is what landed those released behind bars 23-year-old brody said his mom's addiction made growing up hard, but he refuses to give up on her. >> i miss m

let's start with jasper, indiana, leroy up first. go ahead. no politics at our thanksgiving dinner.hank you, sir. host: what keeps you from talking politics today? is it just not a matter of discussion? caller: i hate politics. it runs our country and our country is losing whatever it comes with apollo -- because of the politics. host: so no discussions whatsoever today. caller: no discussion of politics whatsoever. leroy.k, that is wisconsin, youn are next up, good morning. caller: good morning. i think it's a bad idea, especially if the opposition is at your dinner. they pretty much have their minds made up, it's like you might as well talk to the wall or a garbage can. taking just aren't change their mind about this type. members of my family that like trump oregon to be at the dinner . yet probably not a great idea to talk politics if you got the opposition there. they aren't going to change their mind. host: by the same token you wouldn't change her mind either about things? caller: no, i see with this guys all about so how can i change my mind? you at least be open to engaging

host: we will start with joe in jasper, florida, republican line. caller: thank you.all.you for taking my i want you to know that i'm so excited and thrilled to learn about your organization. i do plan on visiting the site .nd perhaps joining i rich just like to know if the topic -- i would just like to know if the topic of brotherly love ever comes up? guest: thank you. that is a great question. if you know, caller, have seen, there is a book now out by arthur brooks called ."ove your enemy the true meaning of civility is the desire to do good for your opponent. it really does take us to concept of love. it really does. love,ns being able to want to do well to your opponent, it is a profound issue and goes to the heart of what we are doing. host: arthur brooks appearing on this network in several forms to talk about that book and what he found from that experience. gulfport, mississippi, democrats line. caller: happy thanksgiving. i started watching your show since the impeachment hearings. i hadn't watched in years, and it is such a blessing to have your station hav

it's so hard on jasper's family. it's so hard on jasper. and of course the cost, the costs of jasper's care are in the stratosphere. the family is fortunate to have health insurance through a parent's employer. they know how absolutely vital it is to have what they consider to be a lifeline, the protection of the affordable care act. at the heart of the affordable care act are bedrock, iron-clad protections for people like them. no discrimination by insurance companies against preexisting conditions. that was something where you had support from the other side of the aisle. i know about that because i wrote a bipartisan bill that had air-tight, loophole-free protection against what essentially was discrimination against those with preexisting conditions and we got it into the affordable care act. yet, now we see the other side of the aisle is trying to unravel those protections. they're trying to unravel the protection that we would see for patients with respect to big expenses because our approach had no annual or lifetime limits on covera