i'm just having a blast, and it's such a dream to watch julie andrews' version, leslie ann warren, orhe brandy whitney tv version and then to be part of this magical, magical show, it's so awesome. >> you have big glass slippers to fill, but you bring something different. every character brings something different. i want to talk about the costumes. you guys have one of the biggest costume changes. it takes place in front of everybody and it takes a lot to get all this done. so john, maybe you want to chime in here about what all it takes to get this on the stage. >> kaitlyn is a rock star because the dress transformation is probably around 18 seconds, and it takes the support of our amazing crew we travel with, but also the local crew in each city. we solely depend on them who know the theater to the best of their abilities and for us to be able to navigate the show in that specific theater. it takes a lot of teamwork and collaboration from every team, actor and crew. props, wardrobe, hair, wigs. we're really fortunate to be able to work with such an amazing group of people who works

you're going to force julie andrews to pick between those two, twitter. then the song would suck. raindrops end of song. hey, while we're at it, let's let the nazis win this time. rolf, you're the hero now. i'll tell you the worst thing about this whole change. it has brought out some ugly comments on the internet like: "w.t.f. is this gay heart," and "i just went to 'favorite' a man's tweet and felt gay doing it." ( laughter ) listen, guys, i'm no fan of this change either. but "a," there's nothing wrong with people being gay, and "b," if giving another man a heart is your standard for being gay, you're watching the wrong gay porn. ( laughter ) ( applause ) not how it works. not how it works. giving a man a heart doesn't make you gay. and i'll prove it right now. i have a heart. i have a heart right here, okay. i've got a heart right here. i'm going to give it to my good friend paul dinello. paul, come out here. paul dinello, good to see you. i would shake hands with you but >> we don't need to shake hands. >> stephen: we don't shake hands. we never shake hands. the most we ever

let's hear julie andrews singing bang bang. >> i know you wanted bang bang all over you.re. wait a minute can i take you there. >> that is fabulous. ♪ sleigh bells ring, are you listenin' ♪ ♪ in the lane, snow is glistenin' ♪ ♪a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight♪ ♪towin' in a winter wonderland enjoy holiday magic at both parks during disneyland resort's diamond celebration. ♪ towin' in a winter wonderland...weee hoooooo! ♪ >> bad parenting or perhaps an inogenous approach to handling an unruly child. this is wrinkles the clown. for a fee he will attend a party and prank a friend. he will even scare a misbehaving child. >> that is terrible. >> inside the costume a 65-year- old military vet that moved to florida five years ago. he is just an old fashioned clown. >> what a clown. >> hey, babe, i think we should hire the clown. johnny has been misbehaving. >> time-out didn't work. >> lock him in the closet with a clown. >> don't do it to the kids. >> yeah. let's talk about napping. do you like napping? do you ever get tired while working and want to take a nap. >> yeah. >>

my name is andrew, >> julie: fox25 live in methuen why thieves are using areas that have natural beauty to cover the crimes. michael? >> michael: open wooded area subrounding homes and also makes it easier for robbers to sneak away. attractive to homeowners and draw for thieves as well. targeting where he lives in northeast methuen. >> break in right into the brush and wood and good cover. >> michael: officers used to respond to one or two break-ins a week and three to four each day, northam stead and chief solmonothis part of methuen borders salem, new hampshire giving robbers across city limits after running into the woods. >> so easy to cross back and forth and a lot of times work together and know the area just as well as they do. >> police suggest homeowner install motion detectors and alarm systems to square away like joe anne pelzar come to threat holiday season. >> don't know what they are doing for recreation and scoping out the neighborhood definitely make us more alert. >> michael: methuen police have not arrested anybody yet and stepped up patrols on area and, however, that

fact that it's veteran's day, and will hippa leaviate the commute, and along with julie in traffic. >> tune in a andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. you may not be able to tell from the look on my face, but i'm very, very hungry. i need somet

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> julie: mer -- jeremy shot five times after his father led police on car chase. they were wearing body cameras and now being reviewed by investigators. >> not going to talk about it but tell you this, it is the seen. i will leave it at that. >> julie: jeremy's father was shot and hospitalized and no warrants when the officers went out for him and weren't any guns in the car. >> daniel: no e man in the hospital after tried to rob detective with bb gun. two buddies walked up to plain-clothed officer yesterday and pulled a gun and cop pulled his weapon and shot the man twice. other detectives arrested a 16-year-old accomplice and detectives were in the neighborhood investigating a craigslist scam where people were getting robbed after responding to ads. >>> daniel: this morning instagram given credit and led them to suspect. plot was against both middle and high schools and 18-year-old and pair of 15-year-olds are now facing felony charges. police say the suspect had access to, quote, a lot of firearm. they face 20 years to even life in prison. >> julie:

julie roginsky. commentator, stacey dash is in the house. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrewapolitano with the fabulous laugh. he is "outnumbered." you are already happy. we love it. >> happy to be in this environment, let's face it. i just met this lovely actress. i can't believe i waited until now to meet her. harris: good to have you. we'll move on to the news. we have just more than 24 hours until the next republican debate. watch only on our sister network fox business this time around. there will be eight candidates on the stage at 9:00 p.m. eastern. one of those contenders who will be there tomorrow night is dr. ben carson. today he is pushing back against mounting claims he misrepresented parts of his biography. carson slammed reports as media hit job. saying he knows the main reason behind the harsh spotlight. >> because i'm a threat. >> to? >> to those, to the progressives, the secular progressive movement in this country. i'm a very big threat because they can look at polling data and they can see that you know, i'm the candidate who is most likely able to beat hil

july of 2015. as most of you know, the commission recruiting agency delivered to us 32 potential applicants and commissioner andrews and i went through those 32 and selected five that we felt met the criteria of what we needed of a new executive director and interviewed the five by skype and then recommended to the full commission three of the applicants, all of whom were exceedingly well qualified. any one of whom certainly met what we were looking for could however, i think that the commission, in their hearing made the decision to select ms. hallam because of her proven track record as an effective and independent nonpartisan leader and manager of the la ethics commission. and for obvious energy, enthusiasm and passion for the work of ensuring good governance that we believe that makes her the right choice for this commission at this time. we look forward to working with her in the coming years and we are confident that staff, the community and all other stakeholders in the community at large will find that we have chosen well. as i said, she will assume her duties on january 4 and until that date acting executi

julie roginsky. commentator, stacey dash is in the house. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrewus laugh. he is "outnumbered." you are already happy. we love it. >> happy to be in this environment, let's face it. i just met this lovely actress. i can't believe i waited until now to meet her. harris: good to have you. we'll move on to the news. we have just more than 24 hours until the next republican debate. watch only on our sister network

july of 2015. as most of you know, the commission recruiting agency delivered to us 32 potential applicants and commissioner andrews and i went through those 32 and selected five that we felt met the criteria of what we needed of a new executive director and interviewed the five by skype and then recommended to the full commission three of the applicants, all of whom were exceedingly well qualified. any one of whom certainly met what we were looking for could however, i think that the commission, in their hearing made the decision to select ms. hallam because of her proven track record as an effective and independent nonpartisan leader and manager of the la ethics commission. and for obvious energy, enthusiasm and passion for the work of ensuring good governance that we believe that makes her the right choice for this commission at this time. we look forward to working with her in the coming years and we are confident that staff, the community and all other stakeholders in the community at large will find that we have chosen well. as i said, she will assume her duties on january 4 and until that date acting executi

july of 2015. as most of you know, the commission recruiting agency delivered to us 32 potential applicants and commissioner andrews and i went through those 32 and selected five that we felt met the criteria of what we needed of a new executive director and interviewed the five by skype and then recommended to the full commission three of the applicants, all of whom were exceedingly well qualified. any one of whom certainly met what we were looking for could however, i think that the commission, in their hearing made the decision to select ms. hallam because of her proven track record as an effective and independent nonpartisan leader and manager of the la ethics commission. and for obvious energy, enthusiasm and passion for the work of ensuring good governance that we believe that makes her the right choice for this commission at this time. we look forward to working with her in the coming years and we are confident that staff, the community and all other stakeholders in the community at large will find that we have chosen well. as i said, she will assume her duties on january 4 and until that date acting executi

andrew on stage. we'll bring it to you live. look at the futures. dow is positive for the year since july 23rd.he russell decisively out of correction territory. who do you work for? your boss? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can seek to outperform. that's the power of active management. . >>> getting auto sales today. we have gotten chrysler, now ford's turn. phil lebeau has that. >> ford coming in a little lower than expected. sales last months increasing 13.4%. the estimate from edmonds.com was an increase of 14.2%. so ford falling short of estimates. we should note, however, when you look at where the strength was for october sales for ford, it continues to be with suvs and crossovers. sales last month of those utility vehicles up more than 12%. we'll get gm in about ten minutes, see if they're close to or above expectations. most analysts expect to us

along with becky quick and andrew, and the bulls making it three straight days of gains for the major averages after a great object, posting the highest close since late july1 points away from the all-time high. the nasdaq 100 topped its previous record, which was set way back in march 2000 of the dot-com double, and this morning, futures are indicated to extend some of yesterday's gains, up another 40 on the dow, up almost 3 on the s&p, and 13 or so on the nasdaq. among today's big tests, though, the labor picture, and, again, if you can tell me whether we want, you know, big job gains or not so big job gains, it's -- where we go back and forth on what the guys want. the october adp report due at 8:15 eastern, and popped forecasters say the economy likely added 180,000 private sector jobs last month, but leisman sayings now 150,000 keeps us going in terms of lowering the jobless rates. >> there could be revisions to august and september, the pattern over the last several years. we'll see what happens. >>> the other top stories at this hour, volkswagen understated the fuel consumption of 800,000 cars in europe, and this revelation remits $2 billion risk, a

july 4th. the giants face the buccaneers at 4:05 eastern today. plus, the quarterback battle in the city of indianapolis, peyton manning and the broncos face his former team, the indianapolis colts. andrewemember, in week two. eagles are trying to take the lead in the nfc east. good luck to all of you. >> thank you. veterans day is coming up this week. there is one video honoring our greatest heroes going viral. >> so easy to forget, so long ago that the old bills of our country went to battle. but we know it was not the politicians with their and ploys who won for us the freedom that our country now enjoys. >> those are, of course, the words to the popular poem a common soldier. it is our next guest whose voice you heard. tony labianco joins us live. this is going viral. millions of people are sharing it. what moved you to voice this in honor of our veterans in this way? >> i care so much for the brave and we're so lacking in leadership. and we seem to be dissing our people, our first responders, police force, military, these are people that are saving us and working for us and putting up their lives for us. so this touched me very, very much. i just had to do it. we have done so mirac