good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: the crash happened shortly after take off this morning in louisiana. the devastation could've been far worse as a plane crashed into a post office parking lot near a walmart. among the victims, 30-year-old carly mccord, sports reporter for new york orland's' television station and daughter-in-law of lsu's offense of a coordinator. the group is on its way to atlanta to watch lsu take on atlanta and the peach bowl. christina coleman is live in los angeles with the latest. >> john the pilot and four passengers were killed about 3 miles away from the rocket regional airport. here's one of the victims who died. this is forged during his journalist carly mccord and this is a picture of her with her father-in-law the offensive coordinator for the louisiana state university football team. mccord has been confirmed to the associated press that his wife was on the flight. he said she was riding in a private plane from lafayette to atlanta to go to the lsu oklahoma game. that game is happeni

good evening, i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report."eduled for wednesday. the house intelligence committee is expected to approve the document on a party line vote tuesday, passing it on to the judiciary committee. kicking off a new phase in the

. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm jon scott. worshippers targeted this weekend in two separate cases of horrific violence. a shooting this morning at a church near fort worth texas left at least two people dead including the gunman, another is in critical condition. witnesses say the gunman fired twice inside the church with a rifle or shotgun before he was gunned down by two parishioners. the motive still unknown. more senseless bloodshed last night, this time at the home of a rabbi north of new york city. people had gathered there to celebrate hanukkah when a man with a machete burst in and stabbed five worshippers two of them critically. the blood soaked suspect fled in a car but was soon captured. investigators are calling it a case of domestic terrorism. i'm jon scott. see you at the top of the hour with the fox report. now back to "the greg gutfeld show". mistaken outrage. people got worked up over some stories that at first sounded really bad, but then turned out not to be. so this year we begin with the first annual greg

hello i'm jon scott and this is the fox report.ller report, to impeachment, both sides of the aisle did not see i die on much this year. with a look at that and more in the year in politics, here is ray. >> article one is adopted. the year was dominated by one of the most consequential votes in american history. the impeachment of donald trump. >> by the way. [booing] doesn't really feel like were being impeached. >> the honorable nancy plus is duly elected speaker of the house of represent us. >> between 19 began with democrats taking the majority and then suppose he taken the gavel. although reluctant at first, pelosi took impeachment from a dream. >> i believe that an unfit president should not be allowed to stay in office. see. >> were going to go in there were inigo get the [bleep]. >> in reality maybe foreshadowing the part -- it began in the partial shutdown. 800,000 federal workers had to wait weeks for a paycheck. that included air traffic controllers. >> we don't want to be in this tug-of-war, we want to run the safest sy

i'm jon scott. i will see you at the top of the hour. back to the greg gutfeld show. ♪ and now the greg gutfeld show presents the 2020 candidates. greg: thursday's debate was held on pbs otherwise known as pretty boring stuff. the most interesting part had nothing to do with policy. in fact the part was the only thing i learned in the whole debate. >> the mayor just recently had a fundraiser that withheld was held in a wine case full of crystals and served 900-dollar a bottle wine. think about who comes to this? billionaires and a wine cave should not pick the next president of the united states. >> literally the only person on the stage two is not a millionaire or billionaire. this is a problem with issuing test you cannot pass. be nine a cave and underground rocky area where you drink wine. a wine layer, i stopped listening after that is started googling wine caves and it turned out i can make one of my own. what happened then? >> i have never even been to a wine cave. i have been to the wind it cave in south dakota. laugh make. greg:

report" this saturday i'm jon scott we'll see you again, tomorrow. ♪ hello america i'm mark levin a bigime special edition that democrat it is up shift creek, now before we start, i noticed all of the websites and even witnesses who aren't witnesses have to prove to you that they're noble courageous and about beyond reproach well let me give it a try "new york times" likes to refer to white wing radio host. you know my grandfather, my mother's father served in united states marine corps. he joined marine corps. after we were attacked pearl harbor he was 34 years old reached limit, and he fought at iwo jima and john mccain he joined the military the same time as his brother-in-law. my great uncle teddy he fought at the canal. my father was 17 at the time. again after we were attacked at pearl harbor, he joined the army and then later the army air corps. 17 years old. my father, well, as a young man he grew up in a very, very, very poor environment. they lived about a mile away from the cigar factory and after my dad would go to elementary school, he would go gown to the cigar factory and

fox news alert boxes learn i'm jon scott. i have been released one of them connie mccourt a sports reporter for new orleans television station w dsu. she is also the daughter-in-law of an lsu football coach. the crash happened this morning near lafayette regional airport. officials say the eight passenger plane had just taken off en route to the peach bowl game in atlanta between lsu and oklahoma. that was when i went down. one surviving passenger was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. three other people on the ground were also injured purred one of them said to have life-threatening injuries. local reports say the twin engine piper cheyenne hit a power line as it was attempting an emergency landing back at the airport. but they do not know what caused the problem on board. we will keep you updated as we learn more. i'm jon scott, now back to life, liberty and levin. >> you are independent counsel under the now lapsed independent counsel statute, what is or were the differences between what you did and what c

i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report."ing that the president did nothing wrong. jerry nadler disagrees. he's touting the allegations as an. >> and shut case. >> you feel you have a rock solid case? >>

good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". jon: the system making his ways from california blanketing the midwest with up to a foot of snow before heading northeast tomorrow. the storm blamed for at least three deaths. forecasters urging drivers to proceed with caution. jackie heimert joins us in our studios with more. suh is thanksgiving travel brought you to 30 cities in the northeast for another two dozen in the midwest it might have arterton asked to change her flight. 55 million americans are traveling this weekend the most in since 2000 by the nationwide pc more than 600 flight cancellations in 3000 delays and three half past 60 cancellations for tomorrow. her monday night three areas of heavy snow california mountains the upper midwest and the northeast which could see a nor'easter by monday. in california one couple 1-800-thanksgiving dinner in her car when snow covered their hometown. they sat there for nine hours. more snow is expected in the mountains this weekend. meantime in arizona blizzard-like conditions in the

i'm jon scott is and this is the "fox report." the democrat led house is expected to hold a full vote on impeachment next week. if successful that vote would tee up a trial in the senate. the upper chamber republican leadership pledging to quickly acquit president trump. this despite the president call for a robust trial with testimony from the bidensed adam schiff and the whistle-blower who got this whole ball rolling. let's bring in david hawkins editor in chief of the full let's take a look ahead at the potential trial in a moment david what did you think about lindsey graham suggestion that peace could be breaking out all over in washington once all of this is over? >> i think that's awfully optimistic it is, however, the case that as hin city graham knows as well as anybody -- 20 years ago after impeachment trial was over in which lindsey graham was one of the prosecutors from the house of representatives there actually was a spirit of -- bipartisanship and let's get some things done and let's show that we can put this behind

i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". police say icy roads and heavy fog played a part in the crash. 69 cars and trucks collided on i-64 near williamsburg injuring dozens, among them two people with life threatening injuries. the congestion was so tight, first responders had to walk on top of vehicles just to survey the wreckage. witnesses say it was a frightening experience. >> i see, you know, that the fog started getting really thick, and i started slowing down. next thing i know i see cars start piling up on top of each other, and then i was able to, you know, slam on my brakes. >> didn't realize what was happening. it was just crazy. i came and got me because i was sitting in the car. i didn't know what to do. it was just so scary. jon: we have fox news team coverage with meteorologist adam klotz standing by with the forecast. but we begin with jacqui heinrich, she's in our newsroom with more on the virginia pile up. >> jon, images from this crash are just astounding. cars are piled up for what seems to go on forever

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. the two most powerful figures in the u.s. capitol digging in for a fight. there was a sixth presidential primary debate. >> sandra: each trying to grab the spotlight. >> a president who is a pathological liar and a president who is a fraud. >> we need a candidate for president who can draw the sharpest distinction between the corruption of the trump administration and a democrat who is willing to get out and fight. >> we need to restore the integrity of the office of the presidency and it's about time we get that underway. >> the more we act like donald trump is the cause of all of our problems the more americans lose trust. >> we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment. >> i know we have to deal with this crisis. i know we have to deal with it from the standpoint of environmental justice. i believe i'm the only person here who will say this is my number one priority. >> the way i look at it, if you want to cross a river over some troubled waters, you build a bridge, you don't blow one up. and i think that we should buil

good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". his ways from california blanketing the midwest with up to a foot of snow before heading northeast tomorrow. the storm blamed for at least three deaths. forecasters urging drivers to proceed with caution. jackie heimert joins us in our studios with more. suh is thanksgiving travel brought you to 30 cities in the northeast for another two dozen in the midwest it might have arterton asked to change her

good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. the crash happened shortly after take off this morning in louisiana. the devastation could've been far worse as a plane crashed into a post office parking lot near a walmart. among the victims, 30-year-old carly mccord, sports reporter for new york orland's' television station and daughter-in-law of lsu's offense of a coordinator. the group is on its way to atlanta to watch lsu take

i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report."he white house declined to participate in tomorrow's hearing claiming that the president did nothing wrong. jerry nadler disagrees. he's touting the allegations as an. >> and shut case. >> you feel you have a rock solid case? >> we have a very rock solid case. the case if presented to a jury, it would be a guilty verdict in three minutes flat. jon: we begin with david spunt, he's on capitol hill. reporter: busy weekend for house democrats on the judiciary committee spending all day yesterday and today rehearsing for this big committee hearing. you can think of it as a trial. this could be potentially the last big hearing we see on television when it comes to impeachment. the members will hold a hearing where they formally accept the findings from the intelligence committee. on thursday just a few days ago house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement she wants to move forward with articles of impeachment. those articles haven't yet been written. >> it's important that we have all of

good evening, i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." that first judiciary hearing is scheduled for wednesday. the house intelligence committee is expected to approve the document on a party line vote tuesday, passing it on to the judiciary committee. kicking off a new phase in the investigation. democrats say they are just following the constitution. >> they want to get at this president before everybody completely sees through the process sham of the elections for next year. >> every single member of the house of representatives will have to decide whether they want to put principle over party or the constitution ahead of corruption. jon: holly henneberg has the latest from washington. reporter: wednesday the house judiciary committee takes over and that's the committee that could draft articles of impeachment. the ask democrats efforts are working to bring the republicans over to their side on impeachment. >> i have been extremely troubled and disappointed by the behavior of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. their refusal

good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." >> next week vote comes after house judiciarye improved two article of impeachment related to president dealings with ukraine the president maintains whole thing is a hoax. and argues that it is actually been good for him politically a vote or for impeachment would force a trial in republican led senate. here's judiciary committee graham on his expectations for that. >>

good evening i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. senate trial appears more likely with a full houseboat on impeachment expected to come this week. meanwhile conservative groups are turning up the heat on vulnerable democrats in districts carried by president trump. we talk about it, the white house reporter, jeff mason. jeff, let's take those look right now at the number of democrats who are surfing in districts that president trump carried. not 29 of them. there are 233 house democrats in hundred 97 republicans plus one independent. so if even all of 29 of these we're to a vote against inflation impeachment which doesn't seem likely democrats still have the vault to carry) samantha specht on. i don't think the big ? over whether or not there's going to be enough democratic votes in favor of impeachment. democrats can are confident despite staying they're not looking votes that are enough people in their caucus that will bring it over to the finish live for them. as you see then, the likelihood of a senate trial is very high and the

here is jon scott dana, hungry hungry hippos does not qualify as a board game. >> dana: what there aboard. >> what i will give you that. >> we would like to see a fair process but we will see what they have and see what be ready whatever it is. >> house democrats may be too afraid to transmit their shoddy work to. and the fbi joins a search for a missing mom and her newborn baby girl and the police say anything is possible. and a teenager who doesn't have a driver's license is accused of starting up an airplane and crushing it out on airport. "fox news reporting" begins now. >> jon: republicans demand to hold a fair impeachment trial for president trump in the senate. >> we want a fair trial. no intention of acting impartially, no intention of getting the facts. >> our founders when they wrote the constitution, they suspected there could be a rogue president. i don't think they suspected that we would have a rogue president and rogue leader in the senate at the same time. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has rejected a request to call keefe house officials to testify and said he

here is jon scott dana, hungry hungry hippos does not qualify as a board game. >> dana: what there aboardyou that. >> we would like to see a fair process but we will see what they have and see what be ready whatever it is. >> house democrats may be too afraid to transmit their shoddy work to. and the fbi joins a search for a missing mom and her newborn baby girl and the police say anything is possible. and a tee

december 29, i am jon scott, thanks for watching. see you next weekend in 2020 lebron james basely came out of high school went to the nba. chris: shared a few laughs along the way. >> ♪ ♪. chris: and we will do it all again, right now. on fox news sundays power player hall of fame special. and hello again from fox news in washington. we are going to spend this hour on something we usually do at the end of each program. introduce you, or in this case in re introduce you to some very special people. the original idea behind our power player segments was to tell you about folks behind the scenes here in washington. folks you've never heard of who make this city run. as you will see, that concept expanded considerably over the years. but we began inside the beltway. this is how we first reported on that. starting with the power player, president trump relies on as a reshaped the courts. >> the job of the judges to enforce the constitution as it is written. chris: leonard leo is executive vice president of the federalist society which ad

good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. in louisiana. the devastation could've been far worse as a plane crashed into a post office parking lot near a walmart. among the victims, 30-year-old carly mccord, sports reporter for new york orland's'

good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." >> next week vote comes after house judiciaryd two article of impeachment related to president dealings with ukraine the president maintains whole thing is a hoax. and argues that it is actually been good for him politically a vote or for impeachment would force a trial in republican led senate. here's judiciary committee graham on his expectations for that. >> this will com

now to explain what this all means, mark penn, former clinton advisor, democratic pollster jon mcglocklin, scotten, editor-at-large for ballotpedia. the democrats arguments are obviously really weak here. are the voters beginning to see that this is not going to work and is bad for the country? >> this is backfiring, because it is political. it's all about 2020, trying to stop trump from getting reelected. at the end of october, the majority of american said it was political. not legal 52-36. said it was a waste of time and money. now the trump campaign released polls in three of the 31 districts where you have democrats sitting where donald trump won, 5-4 against impeachment coming on the trade question, 70% saying they should do thisin and not impeach, pass the trade deal. that is why it happened. >> laura: as an example, a new quinnipiac poll, 51% oppose impeachment. 51% oppose it while 45% oppose it. it's the first time since house speaker pelosi announced the inquiry that more than half of the voters say trump shouldn't be impeached. scott, is this a confirmation here that this is -- again,

i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer. the two st

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scott: good morning to you. joined by joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of "barron's." your stock, if i've got this right, is up 68% in six months. is that right? jay chaudhry: something like that. scott: something you're--not that you're keeping track or anything? jay: my investors are. scott: the last time you were on you told me at your first startup, 70 of the 80 employees there became millionaires. you're on--it's fifth startup, right? jay: yup. scott: you were estimating the last time we talked a few hundred of your employees at zscaler would become millionaires. would that turn out to be about right? jay: it should be. scott: that's just phenomenal, the wealth that you've created in this valley. jay: i think it's the employees, it's the team that makes it happen. leaders have vision but execution is the true thing. so i put together a great team that makes it happen. scott: all right, well, let's get to it. how do you keep that team on focus when the temptation is to look over in the corner and watch cnbc and watch that zscaler come across the ticker? jay: while

. >>> all right, jon, appreciate it i'm scott wapner front and center the year ahead for your money aspost the best performances in more than went years but how far can that momentum go? it is 12:00 noon and this is "the halftime report." >>> stocks are poised to make impressive returns but under pressure today as the market makes its final push to year end. your next money moves are coming up >>> plus, the big targeted increase for one faang stock one is poised for a

. >>> all right, jon, appreciate it i'm scott wapner front and center the year ahead for your money as stocks could post the best performances in more than went years but how far can that momentum go? it is 12:00 noon and this is "the halftime report." >>> stocks are poised to make impressive returns but under pressure today as the market makes its final push to year end. your next money moves are coming up >>> plus, the big targeted increase for one faang stock one is poised for a blowout. it's our "the call." >> "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome, good to have you on this our investment can, jim lebenthar at gilman hill asset management we begin with market, stocks suffering the biggest one- quest lies ahead when it is time to take some profits as the calendar turned and continued to ride the momentum, and we do, joe, have a lot of momentum. you're not going to fault anybody for taking chips off the table given the run we've been on >> no, and consensus very optimistic which is unique to the environment we were in one year prior listen for someone very tactical it ma

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. ♪ talk, talk >>> bulls making big bets on midstream player jon najarian has that in unusual activity. >> scott top of the show we're talking fifth round picks and things like that, i think this fits that category. why? because look at it right now it's down a little over 4% year-to-date that's after popping almost 6% today. that's why i have right here that that's a fifth round pick now, when you look at where it had come from, it was up here at 32 and so forth. i think that is where it could be going back to, scott. so kinder morgan, that's probably your first or second-round pick but this one dcp i think has a lot of room to the upside somebody else thinks so, too that's the paper we're following. 5,000 contracts traded pretty quickly at the january 25 strike it's not a big reach for this thing to keep on chugging through there. i bought these probably second week in january. if i look at that point, maybe i extend out and roll it into perhaps april options at that point. >> come on back over good stuff the desk is ready to answer questions. semi, acto aszblksnend more. we'll do that in two

jon, little more than 15 away. see you shortly. >> all right we'll see you soon thanks, scott. >>> for now, let's head to the cme. telli is there with the santelli exchange. rick >> good morning, jon we've had some great housing data the last couple days, haven't we national association of home builders index yesterday at 76, 20 year high today, nice bumps in housing starts and permits second best number in starts in 12 years permits, the best number in 12 years, going back to 2007, granlt granted, prior to that, higher numbers on permits and starts, but truly improvement. steve liesman brought up earlier there's a lag, whether it is interest rates in the marketplace or interest rates controlled by central banks, specifically the federal reserve, we know that they're down, we know we're at 2.68 and ten year note yield, end of last year has come down there's so much more to housing than interest rates. however, like all issues that effected the markets when we were negotiating with china on trade prior to the agreement on phase one, uncertainty has a cost associated with it. when it comes to housing, there's a lot

. >> you'll know okay >> jon from mitch in new york on slack. >> this is one of those, scott, that'sl lot like uber and lyft as far as it's something that we -- many of us use every day or use an awful lot. but it doesn't make any money. they have revenue. but they don't make profit i would not buy it ahead of these earnings, scott. i still see downside to maybe 18 or 17 bucks. >> wow. >> so i'd lay off and then you can pull the trigger that's $4 or $5 lower than where it is right now. >> ceo stuart butterfield's going to be on "squawkbox" tomorrow check that out tomorrow. pete, for you from shay in new york, lucken coffee. >> love the name i was lucky to get into this name i have no plans to get out of this name because i think they're showing they can attack. now, they're going to have to show they can make money sooner or later because right now they're still not making money but i think they will in the future. >> did you just add to starbucks or buy it? >> yeah. 83 kevin johnson's doing a fgreat job. he's buying back stock hand over fist >> okay. we have a question for you from

traders are betting on more upside and jon you have unusual activity what do you see >> shares began at $36 this year and screamed up to in and buyine 55 calls, scottaggressively, they've been buying these calls today so semi-conductor for video and hd and all that. i bought these calls i'll probably be in them, let's see, probably january 10th expiration second one real quick, williams. wmb. oil and gas infrastructure in particular, pipeline, scott a lot of play on this one. they came in aggressively buying february, 23 calls you got a lot more time with this i'll be in there about a month and a half love the activity. over 12,000 traded so far. >> okay. good stuff get your questions ready, guys we're going to take a quick break. we're going to come back we'll have more of our exclusive in two minutes and q and a from the investment committee with the bond king is next. countdown is on to the fed decision just over an hour away. plus, chairman powell's news conference coming up don't want to miss that. there is the countdown clock we're about two minutes ay om return with the bond team at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants

jon fortt, back uh-you to you have a good weekend. >> you too, rick santelli. >>> the man behind some of the largest contracts in sports history, some came together this week super agent scott joins us next when "squawk alley" returns. >>> millions pledged to mlb players, contracts being signed for record amounts what do some of the deals have in common? major league baseball's most powerful agent is behind them, scott boras ajoins us following by what was a monster week, negotiating close to a billion of contracts scott, nice to have you with us. >> pleasure, david. >> a year ago this time in free agency a lot of big names were languishing on the market. this year very different why the difference, so dramatic in one year versus the next? >> i think the fan basin baseball has kind of spoken about the models that baseball is using, and that is that these predictive models where they felt that the successes of teams were going to be measured by is something other than i think the fans' perception of the ballpark, who great players are. and we've had drops four years in a row, a lot of metrics that illustrate the fans want competition. a lot of teams chose to be noncompetitiv