jonathan hunt us one of us now. like it or not. óqoq >>> fox news correspondent jonathan hunt is now u.s.a. citizen. after living among us for some 20 years, it's official. he is one of us. >> i pledge eye lee generals to the flag of the united states of america. >> our favorite brit led the pledge in a room filled with his fellow immigrants. >> congratulations to all of us. i just about held it together, i think, but, yes, very emotional. >> 141 people from all over the world. >> belgium. belize. brazil. >> standing as an announcer called out their home countries. >> when they read out the names of all the countries i didn't even count them but 30, 40 different countries. there is not another country in the world that so many people want to be part of. it's amazing. just great. >> united kingdom. >> if you have seen him hutch you know jonathan hunt is unmistakably british. >> i say, i say, i rather liking this one. >> especially when trying not to be. >> want me to rap. >> die want you to rap and. >> o! my names f

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jonathan hunt is live in laguardia airport in new york city. we begin with meteorologist janice stein. she is live. who's getting hit the worst today? >> d.c. all the way up towards boston and interior sections. that's where we're seeing the snow. in some cases over a foot. look at the radar right now, light rain and snow for philadelphia. light rain here in new york. look at how close that snow line is coming in to us and then boston light rain but, again, mixing over to snow we think in the later hours of the afternoon and into the evening. delays at the airport big time, especially across newark. three hour delays. over an hour at laguardia, philadelphia and boston as well. so, man, it's a tough go across the airports and if you live across the northeast, this is a big deal, but over the rest of the country as well because that ripple effect. if you've got delays in the northeast you have delays in the midwest and the other parts of the country. so there's your forecast snowfall total. west of d.c., west of philadelphia, west of the new york

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our jonathan hunt is tracking and our leland fitters is tracking the roads and rails.p go right to janice dean. janice. >> hi kimberly yes, we are still seeing the rain, the sleet, the wind and the snow all along the i-9 a corridor right now. philadelphia this is pulling northward, cloudy skies here. late rain for new york. we have kind of being on the cusp of rain and sleet and snow. and up towards boston cloudy skies but again can see where that freezing rain and sleet and snow line is which is quite close to the city. as we head further out in time overnight tonight, the storm will move northward and eastward and exit the coast line, leaving behind some snow, especially north and west of boston where they can get 6 to 12 inches, even 18 inches across the mountain news regions and then we are also go to see the blustery conditions overnight tonight. even though the rain and the wind will blow out. blustery conditions along the coast line. wind chills are going to be quiet frosty. quite frosty. the parade will be fine tomorrow, just a little chilly. so bundle up. >> t

the whole deal about jonathan hunt and his new-found mannerism.t's coming up, top of the hour. >> the great thing is he is still going to have his accent. >> i hope some his wife insists. >> i love that accent. all right, shep, thanks. >>> university of virginia fraternity suspended over serious allegations stemming from an incident that took place years ago. >>> plus, a candid confession at the scene of a raging house fire. who is now saying to the press, yeah, i did it? >>> and what the heck is this? the rare sighting far below the ocean's surface. it looks scary, but wait until you hear what i'm gonna say about it. you won't believe it. 5mj4(p&c ... ...i] publishe1Ñie1 can óqoqúúÑ@ ... ... >>> time to check out what everyone is clicking on today. check out this fish, a black sea devil, caught on tape for the first time. researchers were able to take video of this rare type of angler fish off the coast of california. >>> and it may have been a whole lot of flannel, but it wasn't enough for the university of maine fell short of its goal to brea

jonathan hunt, thank you so much at laguardia tonight. tough travel day. >>> reverend al sharpton meeting with the parents of michael brown blasting prosecutors for failing to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson. >> imagine watching a prosecutor come out and not only announce no indictment, but disparage the character of your son. call him a thief. call him everything he can, and then call all of the witnesses liars. we've been through that. but to go through a whole sermon denouncing your son and you have to find enough strength to tell people don't be violent while your child can't speak for himself is being disparaged. how do we know what michael brown's side of the story is. but the prosecutor said it like there had been a trial rather than an inquiry. ashley: joining us now niger innis, national spokesperson for national equality and executive director of the tea party.net and christian adams former u.s. justice department attorney who served under presidents bush and obama. and the author of -- is there a problem of white c

jonathan hunt live for us in new york city. jonathan, what's going on right now?ll, gretchen, big day for ray rice obviously. he arrived in the building via this loading dock behind me. about five hours ago he is testifying today. we don't know what he is saying or indeed what he is being asked because everybody for now at least is abiding by the gag order issued by the arbitrator in this case. as we find out when we tried to talk to ray rice as he arrived for the start of this appeal. listen here. >> ray, how do you feel? are you confident? anything to say at all, ray? >> give my wife some space to move, please. >> first up to testify yesterday, as you mentioned, was nfl commissioner roger goodell, whose credibility and indeed his job may also be on the line. he arrived via a black suv, windows blacked out too, so no chance to talk to him. safe to say when he was questioned for over two hours it was about what he knew about the incident when ray rice punched his wife in that atlantic city casino elevator and when he knew it. that, of course, goes to rice's argume

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live from the latest in new york city. hey, jonathan. >> reporter: jon, another two to three feet of snow in places. that will bring totals to eight or nine feet in parts of buffalo and that is equivalent to the average they normally get there in an entire season. now this is also of course deadly. a man in his 60s, the 8th confirmed fatality today. he suffered a heart attack while trying to move his snow blower. 4,000 homes now without power. and the latest danger, roofs collapsing under the weight of so much snow. miles and miles of new york state through-way and other major roads remain closed. all passengers have been rescued according to new york governor andrew cuomo but he is pleading with everyone now to stay at home and wait for round two to pass. listen here. >> i know there's a break in the snowfall and, you've been in the house for a couple of days and people are tempted to get into the car and to drive. that is a mistake. that is a mistake. it is a mistake for them personally. they're putting themselves in an u

jonathan and chelsea and the whole happy hunt family. >> thank you. >> not congratulations yet. we'll save that. >>> with oil prices at four-year lows analysts say russia may be on the verge of a real recession. and that could be trouble for your buddy shirtless vladimir up there on the horse. fox business network reporter maria will explain that next from the fox news desk. an important message for americans eligible for medicare. the medicare enrollment deadline is fast approaching. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ...at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that yourself ... or you can call healthmarkets ... and let us do the legwork for you - with no cost or obligation. we'll search a variety of plans from nationally recognized companies to find the coverage that's the best fit for you ... at a price that fits your budget. and we'll do it at no charge to you. you can talk to us over the phone ... or meet with a local licensed representative in person. why pay a penny more than you have to for an ins

>> jonathan hunt.nks for the update. >>> today is prematurity awareness day and united states not scoring as well as you might think with premature births. globally, prematurity the leading cause of death in children under 5678 the u.s. ranks 141st worst for deaths due preterm birth out of 162 countries. but some good news now, thanks to the march of dimes, a fourth unique prematurity research center at the university of pennsylvania opening today the third was opened in st. louis at washington and lee last week much the concept being team science, to try and find a cure. the march of dimes is investing $75 million over ten years in these research centers. >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the news deck now. i hope you had a great weekend, shep. what's coming up? >> i did. it is a tough hour ahead. expecting to hear from the parents of the american aid worker who was killed in an islamic state video. it will be their first comments since the video surfaced. why they said their

jonathan hunt, thank you.a ceremony at the white house >> we will see you back here in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> we are awaiting presidential award of honor. he will get the award as he served in the civil war. he was killed in the battle of gettysburg and credited with helping to lead the outmanned union army. we will bring you the president's remarks as soon as we get them. >> this is "outnumbered." i am' sandra smith. with us, harris faulkner,

a doctor being treated for ebola walks out of a new york city hospital today but fox's jonathan huntts there are still hundreds of people being monitored for the potentially deadly virus. >> reporter: dr. craig spencer was the last patient being treated for ebola in the u.s. he's now disease free and discharged from bellevue hospital. after being called a hero by -- >> dr. spencer deserves our gratitude for what he chose to do to serve others. >> some criticized spence sr. for visiting a bowling alley and undertaking other social activities after returning from guinea. and hundreds of people in the new york area are still being monitored after having possible contact with him. but spencer says, the fact that there have been no additional cases shows the city's containment efforts are working. >> my early detection, reporting and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols that are in place. >> he's trying to keep the focus on the front lines in west africa, where the disease continues to spread in at least three countries. >> please join me in turning our att

in new york, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> a nebraska hospital is now treating its third ebola patient. the u.s. state department asked the nebraska center to care for a man who contracted the virus while working in sierra leon. his exact condition will not be available until after doctors in omaha have had a chance to fully evaluate him. >> happening now, thousands of people across the bay area are enrolling in round two of the affordable care act, also known as obama care. after last year's glitches playinged the process, california is going to extra lengths to make sure people have an easier time to sign up. reaching out to different cultures in an effort to get more people enrolled. >> we may speak different languages, but this is the same. >> can i fill out your forms in. >> to get health insurance for as many californians as possible. >> rewarding. we with see them coming in. they kicked off the open enrollment. this event catered to asian and pacific island culture business providing help in over 17 different languages. >> he speaks loo and said he's never been to the doctor or

jonathan hunt has more from our new york newsroom. hi there, jonathan. >> hey.eality is that ebola is of no significant threat to almost anyone in the united states, but that isn't stopping a host of folks from using the fear factor to make money. the owners of the web domain ebola.com, for instance, bought it in 2008 for $13,500 and sold it recently for $200,000. there are ebola tracking apps and even an ebola virus-shaped plush toy for your kids, although the company that makes it insists it's a learning tool and is helpful for parents who have found that providing a tangible item to hold helps children understand the abstract concept and helps to make the news less scary for them. then there's ebola tea. a supplement promoted on its website with the word "because there is no cure for ebola, it is up to all americans to defend themselves now." although as the fda points out, "there are currently no fda approved vaccines or drugs to prevent or treat ebola." >> they manage to get the name ebola into their name, and in most people's mind it's -- you start making

jonathan hunt became a u.s.ere he is with his wife, chelsey edward hunt, we're happy to have you as a citizen. well done, my friend. >> he's a great man. >>> all right, everyone, have a fantastic weekend, that's it fo. have a great weekend. >>> tonight -- >> i know some of the critics of this action call it amnesty. well, it's not. >> why should americans trust the man who promised this. >> if you like your private health insurance plan, you can keep your plan. period. >> even jay carney cannot spin this one. >> the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. >> that is literally what he's doing today. >> geraldo rivera, allen west and charles krauthammer respond to emperor obama. plus, the very latest on new ferguson unrest. >>at

jonathan hunt is live in the new york city newsroom with the details. what is this all about?t? >> reporter: the inspections focused on prescription pain killers and the possible abuse of them by team doctors and trainers. the san francisco 49ers were questioned after the game against the new york giants. the tampa bay buccaneers were also investigated tweeting authorities checked in with our travel party and after a five-minute delay we proceeded on to the plane without incident. the investigation stems from a lawsuit filled by more than 1300 former nfl players. >> they believe they are giving guys these pain killers and medications and they are not giving them bottles and labels and telling them of the warnings and risks and feel this is going on with trainers as opposed to doctors. >> reporter: the nfl confirmed several teams were inspected but said quote no irregularties were found. the commissioner has a lot on his plate over the next few days first deciding on adrian peterson's future after pleading no contest to child abuse and then there is ray rice's appeal against his

jonathan hunt joins us live from our new york city newsroom back here oj earth. hey, jonathan. >> the lander is now sleeping. the big question, will it ever wake up? the key to that is recharging philae's batteries via solar panels. it touched down in the shadow of a cliff face and that prevented it seeing the sun and therefore charging the batteries. scientists at the european space agency did manage to lift and rotate the lander by about 35 degrees before it shut down. they hope that may be enough to get those solar panels into sun light. but right now, they simply don't know the precise location of philae. >> we have no news providing contact so the location of the lander on the ground. as much as we would have wished so we are still awaiting the images from the science sequence coming down. >> scientists say the lander has already performed some 56 hours of experiments and data collection. and returned that data to the efa. officials say it has been a quote exciting and successful week. now the material beneath the surface of the comet is around 4.5 billion ye

jonathan hunt became a u.s.he is with his wife, chelsey edward hunt, we're happy to have you as a citizen. well done, my friend. >> he's a great man. >>> all right, everyone, have a fantastic weekend, that's it for us. "special report" with bret baier next. >>> the president goes to las vegas to try to tell what could be the biggest gamble of his political life, go it alone action on immigration, this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm ed henry, bret b araier is on assignment. president obama is hoping that what happens in vegas does not stay in vegas. unfortunately, for him, outside his event, passions against him are running high. a good share of the action on this political roll of the dice outside of sin city is coming up snake

jonathan hunt at new york's laguardia airport for us tonight there. >> reporter: for millions of travelers, this thanksgiving may not be the happiest, with flight and traffic delays disrupting and in some cases destroying plans. but in the spirit of the holiday, passengers at new york's la guardia airport remains determinedly optimistic. >> i fly a lot, so i have kind of learned to go with the flow and whatever happens. >> we're kind of excited about staying, so actually we would like a delay, maybe. so, yeah, a few more days in new york. >> reporter: others say they have more to worry about than delays. >> it's the first time to meet my family. i made him shave his mustache of >> reporter: large numbers of flights have been delayed into and out of the northeast and more likely throughout the evening. airlines promise blankets throughout the night and prms to get everyone to their destination, eventually. >> any sometime you're faced with the possibility of accumulating snow, we bring all hands on deck, we go to bat to enschur that our run ways and our taxi ways and air services are safe.

in new york, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> ficialed killed a wild boar that gore -- officialed failedls on the woman's condition and how the hunters were able to track down the animal. >> reporter: the team that took down this wild boar after it gored a woman as she walked her dogs last week. aside from tracking down the boar that looked similar to this one, she shared what her neighbor told her about the attack. >> come from behind and knocked her down. got her on the ground and she yelled and screams. >> when the woman thought it was leaving -- >> come back at her again. >> reporter: attacking her three times, including her leg and arm. the woman grabbed on to her dogs for life. >> held on to them and stayed down quiet and he left. >> the woman is still being treated for one deep wound to her leg. the dogs -- >> you could hear when they grabbed. >> reporter: enabling him to take aim. >> i shot straight down through the neck. >> the boar was unmistakable. >> he left one big foot track. it was huge. what happened is because he is three legged that foot has grown huge. >> reporter: the

jonathan hunt in the news room with the latest on the philae. >> as the batteries ran low, it tweeted apparently, i'm feel ago bit tired, i might take a nap. the concern for scientists now is whether it will ever wake up from that nap. the key to that is recharging the batteries via solar panels. but the lappedder touched down in the shadow of a cliff space on the comet and that prevented it from seeing the sun and therefore charging those batteries. scientists at the european space agency did manage to rotate the lander by 35 degrees before it shut down and they hope that may be enough to get the solar panels into sunlight. even if they don't, scientists say the lander has already performed some 56 hours of experiments and data collection. >> that was all very successful. so they have already received an enormous amount of data that was planned to be taken by the lander. so it's a tremendous success already. >> the main mission here is to try to find clues about the origins of life on earth. the material beneath the surface of the comet is around 4 1/2 billion years old. and scientis

jonathan hunt became a u.s.e, chelsey edward hunt, we're happy to have you as a citizen. well done, my friend. >> he's a great man. >>> all right, everyone, have a fantastic weekend, that's it for >>> hello. i'm eric shawn. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. admiral who once had his finger on america's nuclear arsenal now facing charges for fake poker chips. the latest twist to a navy leader who allegedly gambled his career away. >>> president obama daring the republicans to do something to try and fix immigration. instead the gop is promising to take action against the white house. >>> first they were lost. now they might be found. up to 30,000 of lois lerner's e-mails at the center of a massive irs

jonathan hunt is live on new york city plaza where we may not have snow but we certainly have temperatures, jonathan. >> reporter: it is pretty chilly out here, shannon but not as bad as in up state new york particularly around the buffalo area. five deaths blamed on this snowstorm in that region and another two across the country. this is an extraordinary storm, especially when you consider this is happening in mid-november, not mid-january. the new york state through-way, 132 miles of it shut down of the at least 150 vehicles stranded in this snowstorm. and the officials up around buffalo are saying, please, everybody, stay at home. listen here. >> additional people on the roadways in those affected areas will not help us. they will hinder our operation. there are people who say they have not seen a plow, trust me, when i tell you there are a lot of crews out working to remove snow and any additional people on the roads in those areas are going to hinder and hamper our operation. that is imperative to getting us back on track to normalcy we'll say. >> reporter: a lot of people have been

jonathan hunt is here with the details. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: heather, really tough to listen to but they also highlight the heroism of one teacher in particular who never left her students and who tried to stop the shooter. here is part of her 911 call. >> we have a shooting at pill chuck high school calf deer yaw. we have a shooter. many injured. we need emergency right away. large cafeteria >> reporter: she also says on that call she tried to stop the shooter, killing himself. four other students died in the shooting rampage. as the news spread, some parents also called 911. here is one of those calls. >> reporter: now the calls give little insight into why the shooter did what he did but they are at times, moving, terrifying and emotional demonstration of what the students, teachers and parents went through on that terrible day, jon and heather. heather: i can not imagine the horror of that mother. sound like she was in the cafeteria witnessing that. >> reporter: some parents going through the same emotions on that

jonathan hunt is with us now. like they were alleging maybe trainers were handing out unprescribed pills to people to make the pain good away during the game. we have heard about that for tech dades. >> all stems from a lawsuit filed by 1300 former nfl players, shep, who essentially they teams were handing out pain killers like candy, just to get the players become on the field. his is fox sport's jim gray. >> they believe they're giving guys these pain killers and medications and it doesn't transfer through state lines, they're not filling out the bottles-not giving them the labels, not telling them of the warnings and risks. >> so those claims in the lawsuit got the interest of dea agents and teams like the san francisco 49ers, who were playing the giants, faced bag searches and questioning of team doctors no word from the dea on why any of these particular teams were targeted. >> what about charges? are there any? >> none as yet. the nfl acknowledges the searches took place but says, quote no irregularities wer

jonathan hunt has the latest on that. jonath jonathan?>> reporter: it appears to be an unprovoked attack, by a man yelling at u.s. sailors. >> we want you to get out of our land. >> other members of the group then began throwing things at the sailors and pushing them as the men believed to be members of the nationalist turkish youth union chanted "go home yankee." listen again. >> go home yankee. go home yankee! >> and at that point they grabbed one of the sailors one see it right there, put a plastic bag over his head. the sailors then run for their lives. can you see them there, the u.s. navy confirming that they escaped uninjured and made it safely back to the uss ross. now navy officials say they are working with the turkish police to investigate the incident and are also reviewing procedures for future ship's visits to turkish ports with a terrifying ordeal for those young american sailors. >> well said, thank you, jonathan. >>> programming note for you. neil will be back tomorrow. and i'll be back on the fox business network. that w

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt joins us now. thing, i mean, to look at it in some cases it's comical but then you realize this will kill people. >> it's a monster storm and deadly one. shep, the latest confirmed death, a 46-year-old man who was found in his car buried under something like 12 feet of snow. in all, officials in upstate new york say somewhere between 100 and 150 vehicles got stuck in total on the roads up there. rescuers are still trying to reach some of the trucks in particular that simply cannot move. with a lot more snow to come over the next almost 36 hours, officials are appealing to everyone to stay safe and warm at home and keep off the roads. listen. >> when we say stay home, really, stay home. going outen the roads is dangerous. it's unnecessary. you're not going to get anywhere. you will get stuck and then you will further complicate the situation. that is almost inevitable. >> and when this storm finally fades, there may be another problem. temperatures by sunday predicted to reach into the 50s in that r

chief correspondent jonathan hunt is here with the latest. exactly how does this all start? it looks like almost a kidnapping situation. >> it appears to be an entirely unprovoked attack, gretchen. always difficult to tell with videos like this exactly what led up to the incident, but listen here. >> we want you to get out of our land. >> that's a member of the turkish youth union shouting at the sailor who then gets pushed around as you can see there. things are thrown at him, and then listen again as the group begins to chant. >> go home yankee. go home, yankee. go home, yankee. >> go home, yankee, they're shouting, and you can see them there right there. they put those bags over the heads of at least one of the american sailors. now, the u.s. navy has issued a statement saying mainly that the sailors that managed to remove themselves from the situation without sustaining injuries and are safely back aboard u.s.s. ross. the u.s. navy is currently working with the turkish national police and u.s. embassy staff to investigate this incident. the u.s. navy will continue to wor

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live on the chilly streets of new york city. nathan, a lot more to come of this stuff? >> yeah, martha, at least another 36 hours of snow according to the forecasters. so it is still very, very dangerous, particularly up state new york around the buffalo area. we just got details of another death. a 46-year-old male apparently buried under some 12 to 15 feet of snow. this is an extraordinary storm as you can see from the pictures. 132 miles of the state through-way shut down. 150 vehicles at least stranded. rescuers say they haven't yet got to them now. i-90 shut down from the buffalo to the pennsylvania border. more trouble on the way. listen here. >> national weather service is predicting another two to three feet of snow in those areas. that will get them to 90, 100 inches of snow. that's a year's worth of snow in four days, three days. after thursday, it alleviates. >> it will improve after tomorrow night, martha, but then the problem is, temperatures forecast to go up to the mid 40s, even the 50s in the buffalo region. you h

jonathan hunt is live in the new york city newsroom. what happened in the whole appeal. >> reporter: we know roger goodell was first on the witness stand spending two hours there. what he said precisely, we simply don't know because the arbitrator, barbara jones, a former judge, has issued a gag order and everybody seems to be abiding by that you can hear here as i questioned ray rice when he arrived for the start of this hearing. listen here. ray, how are you feeling today? are you confident? >> let him through. [inaudible]. >> reporter: anything to say at all, ray? >> give my wife some space to move, please. >> reporter: give my wife space to move is about all ray rice said as he arrived. as i said roger goodell was on the witness stand about two hours. he arrived at 11:15 yesterday morning in a blacked out suv we didn't actually get to see him in person. he left 2:00 p.m. was there in all about three hours. we understand he was cross-examined by ray rice's attorney and basic question, was what did you know about that explosive video o

chief congressional, or chief core respond end jonathan hunt, i gave you upgrade. in new york city. round two is underway. >> reporter: anything to do with congress is distinctly downgrade, bill. bill: understood. >> reporter: round two is certainly on the way. another three feet today which will take it in some parts of buffalo to a total of eight to nine feet of snow. there are currently something like 4,000 homes without power. there are miles of upon miles of the new york state through-way still shut down. still a lot of vehicles out there although officials believe they got to all the passengers in those vehicles. now there have been more deaths, as you said. and eight confirmed today. a man in his 60s who had a heart attack while using a snow blower. just goes to emphasize the dangers of these residents having to clear out. and now one of the biggest dangers is the risk of roof collapse. with five to six feet of snow sitting on many roofs, a lot more to come, many roofs already collapsed. more are in danger of doing so. officials are saying everybody has to be very careful and

chief correspondent jonathan hunt following this developing story for us.is so farsome. >> reporter: well, martha, it appears to have happened just as the school day was beginning and, clearly, was an attack designed to cause the absolute maximum number of deaths and casualties. the suicide bomber, as you mentioned, dressed as a student walked into a hall where all of the students had gathered for morning assembly, then detonated the explosives. he was apparently carrying them in his backpack. the latest figures we're getting are 48 killed and dozens more injured. hospital workers say many of the injuries are critical, there will be many amputations. as you can imagine, the parents of these kids ran to that school to try to find their children. they got there, apparently, around the same time as the nigerian army, and the parents then turned their anger on the army, pelting them with stones. they're furious that the nigerian authorities have not been doing more to stop this kind of ongoing attack. we've seen many of these, of course, recently in nigeria, ma

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