>> juliet: my brother! [ laughter ] >> thank you, john. that's good stuff. >> dave: how was the hibachi? >> juliet: it was awesome. my dad was having a heart transplant the next day, so we were a little nervous. we're going to start headlines with new video of the pepper spraying incident. it's in california. take a look at this. a woman purportedly spraying black friday shoppers so they would get away from the merchandise she wanted. that's the way to get them away. 20 people suffered minor injuries. no word on what charges the woman may face. a fox news alert now, there are brand-new reports that a suspect has been arrested in a deadly shooting at the university of illinois, chicago medical complex. the man reportedly 47 years old and a member of the hospital's house keeping staff. he accused -- he is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and injuring one other person. the campus had been on lockdown all night, but again, the suspect is now in custody. >>> another fox news alert. we're going to egypt. tahr

up, juliet. >> there you go.lked into the karaoke bar, they put a song in for her right away. >> amazing. >> you're canadian? >> i am. >> you're in the parade? >> i'm lucky. this is my second thanksgiving. i celebrate both, so i get two thanksgivings. >> can you compare them, which is better? >> i'm so thankful for so many things. my friends, my family, and i get to live my dream. i always wanted to be a singer. so i'm really happy to be here celebrating. i also live in the states, i live in l.a i'm performing my new single "wish you were here" today on a float with a turkey. >> the float is right back here. >> i know. it's cool. and i'm like -- i'm all bundled up. but this is awesome. this is such a big deal here in new york. it's super exciting to be part of it. >> thanksgiving, you've been here for a while, you picked up on some traditions. is there anything about the american thanksgiving that you love? >> what's really cool about the american thanksgiving is the second thanksgiving is over, the next day, peo

. >> do not blame juliet. she does what a lot of women did, she can't keep her hands off me when they locked eyes. that's pretty funny, brian. >> anyway, huddy, our buddy. great to have you today. let's start with talking about a little bit about the 11th debate last night at the daughters of revolution in constitution hall in downtown washington, d.c. there you see a guy who is a frontrunner in a number of polls right now and surprisingly, newt gingrich came out with a stand on illegal immigration. people who have been here for 20, 25 years, something like that, he says there should be a way for them to stay in this country. >> we got a soundbite. >> the party that says it's the party of the family is going to adopt an immigration policy that destroys families that have been here a quarter century and i'm prepared to take the heat for saying, let's be humane in enforcing the law without giving them citizenship but by finding a way to create legality so that they are not separated from their families. >> we kn

here now fox news correspondent juliet huddy.iously, michele bachmann has got to get back on track here and that's an attention getting ad, correct it? >> is. it this is typical with candidates on last legs. last ditch effort. you go out, go for the jugulars of the people you are going up against. she doesn't really have that much money. she going to go into iowa with weak campaign chest. larry sabato says, look, she son her last legs here. she has got to go to new hampshire and south carolina. she is not going to be able to afford media there. >> bill: i didn't see anything that was dishonest in the ad though. those were all real clips. >> going back years and years. >> bill: her point is. i'm going to stick up for the congresswoman now. her point is she has been a true conservative from the very beginning and has not wavered whereas some of the other candidates have wavered and she believes they are not true conservatives. >> you change your opinions over the years. >> bill: absolutely. i'm not an idealogue at all. she is runni

. >> martha, lisa, juliet, and christopher. john tollaway and patty. >> i used to serve with the citizen's advisory committee, and i am also of officer with the association of responsible people, just south of golden gate park. we totally oppose this plan. the unintended consequences and the mass transit authority. i live just to the south of golden gate park. we used to have three lanes of traffic, with a northbound lanes, and a few of them had southbound lanes. but there were always three lanes of traffic. they talked about calling this traffic. and we signed on to this. who does not want this? we wanted to direct the traffic, leaving the neighborhood safer for the children, the rest of them. they put in two lanes of bicycles, cutting out one traffic lane, and leaving a turning lane which worked out well for the people driving into their homes. what happened was, traffic was backed up. if you are on lincoln, that commute times, you cannot even go to seventh avenue. and if you are on the the alphabetical street, you cannot eve

that's how they treat the media in for juliet huddy this evening. fox business anchor bow deettle at the top of the program i think there is going to be a murder. i really do. deettle is right. getting a lot of hard core thugs down there right dope, girls, all of that they are drifting in. and these people, there is no leadership. there is no anything. i really think it's an explosive situation. >> it's very dangerous. and these groups, this group if they want to send the right message, they are going to have to self-police. we should point out this guy's name is dustin taylor. john huddy had encountered him in recent days before this incident. he was arrested. he was charged with grand larceny. menacing, criminal possession of a weapon and harassment. he has not been arraigned yet, according to law enforcement sources but he was taken to belleview hospital. he is hiding his face. isn't that interesting? >> bill: does this guy have a rap sheet? >> i don't know anything more about his background. >> bill: when somebody goes to bellview, that means th

committee benefit subcommittee, transforming the subcommittee that had been on hiatus to work with juliet and work with other staff to try to provide guidance and then could. right now, the san francisco foundation has worked on a lot of community benefit steffens we don't have any meetings set up yet. that is something i think we will be seeing more of in 2012. we have a meeting tonight embargoing to tackle some of these issues. one of our members has taken it upon himself to try to recruit someone for one of our vacancy its. hopefully this gentleman is going to be coming today, so hopefully he is not scared off and will put in his application with the mayor's office. if you have any questions -- >> we are going to miss you. se attending >> we will ponder your question. thank you. i would like to thank you for your service and we appreciate all or kiev done over the years. i have always had high hopes for the cac, and i'm hoping was that out each and reinvigoration. i understand there has been issues with meeting quorum and not having a full body in place, and i would hope you could be i

the president backed the delay, saying: for more, i'm joined by juliet eilperin of the "washington post." what did the state department tell the pipeline developers to do and what reason did they give? >> what they said is actually that they would re-examine other rooteds within just nebraska, that trans-canada which is the company that is sponsoring this pipeline would of course have to sketch out how that could be done. and then they would examine whether it could protect a particular reason known as the sand hills region within nebraska which is where you have seen intense opposition over this project. its. >> suarez: it's unusual to have the u.s. state department making pronouncements on nebraska, isn't it? why is the state department rule on a pipeline that runs for almost its entire length through the united states? >> interestingly, the reason they have jurisdiction is simply because it's a pipeline that cross the u.s.-canada border. that makes it something that comes under the pur few-- purview of the state department and not other segs line the department of transportation whic

for more, i'm joined by juliet eilperin of the "washington post." welcome back. >> thanks so much. >> warner: give us a flavor of the disagreements that were immediately on view on day one of this two-week conference. >> you can see how far apart the major countries are when you have, for example, the canadian environment minister back in t.w.a. saying that kyoto is the past and you had the lead european union negotiators saying the countries are running from kyoto and urging them to go forward along with the e.u. to a second commitment period. there's a big gulf between many of the countries. >> warner: the e.u. would officially like to extend kyoto beyond next december. >> they are the only ratified party right now that is willing to commit to a second round. >> warner: if they don't get that, what ideally at least in the eyes of the u.n. climate, people who convene this, would durbin achieve? >> well, what they're really hoping to achieve on a broad level is an agreement to essentially talk about a new agreement that would be forged by 2020. that

my head that said, "you were romeo, you were throwing pebbles, and my daddy said 'stay away from juliet stahl: she raced in to work out the chords on her bedroom floor. >> swift: maybe it's... ♪ you were romeo you were throwing pebbles ♪ and my daddy said 'stay away from juliet'... and you're just like, "oh, okay, well, that's that." i had to fight for that song, because when i first played it for, you know, my family, a few people, they were just sort of like, "eh." >> stahl: but you believed in it. you trust yourself. >> swift: yeah, it's almost more fun that way when... when you have something to prove. >> stahl: "love story" went to number one on both "billboard's" country and pop songs charts, the first song ever to do that. proving doubters wrong is a big themes in the tale of taylor swift. she started singing when she was still a toddler. >> oh, my love, my darling >> stahl: she fell in love with country music, and not as a coalminer's daughter from kentucky. she's a stockbroker's daughter from wyamissing, pennsylvania, who, at age ten, began nagging her parents to take her to th

. >> reporter: juliet, many of the occupiers have been here for 58 days, saying they have become entrenched. they say living here on the south lawn of city hall has become a way of life for them. yes, they know the deadline to leave is tonight at midnight, but as you can see, police will certainly have their hands full. police cars surrounded the camp and officers surveyed the south lawn, but we found very few tents breaking down, despite the fast-approaching midnight deadline to obey the posted city ordinances. now spray painted, some with the words "cops" crossed out. the mayor gave notice friday. >> the long-term encampment is not sustainable. >> now they are trying back-handed ways to throw us out of parks in the middle of the night before we can get to judges. >> reporter: they say it's unfair to have to leave before addressing their grievances in court monday morning. but city councilman bill rosenthal visited them today, ensuring them the l.a. city council will continue to listen. >> we can work together, work together civilly. we'll form a committee that will address the issues and

the gunfire broke out early tuesday morning at the juliet supper club. the "new york times" and the daily news are both reporting that several celebrities including john wall were in the crowded club when a gunman opened fire killing one person and injuring two others. wall was not injured during this but he later tweeted that he did not see anything. no one has been arrested so far. >>> meanwhile, eight people are now charged in the kidnapping of washington nationals catcher wilson ramos. he was snatched from his home in venezuela late last week. ramos was rescued amid gunfire on friday when security forces raided the kidnappers' hideout. it is not clear why he was kidnapped but abducts for ransom are common in venezuela. >>> now to the latest on the child sex abuse scandal rocking penn state. the judge presiding so far case has now been replaced because she had ties to the charity founded by accused child sex abuser jerry sandusky actually lawyer representing one of the victims says sandusky's nbc interview revictimmized the victims in the case. in an

this is where kat is that juliet as fate will be decided by the special immigration appeals commission it will rule whether or not she's to be deported from britain averred it's been a long time coming in what's been a headline grabbing case it's got all the ingredients to a james bond spy thriller even being called the spy who loved him because when something like this she was arrested in december last year she's accused of being used as a honeytrap by the russian intelligence services to ensnare my cancun member of parliament and to gain access to top secret documents now why him why my can call for m i five says that he was picked because of his position on both parliamentary committees for the defense and also for russia and details did emerge in what was a very colorful hearing of an affair that the two conducted during the time she was employed by him as his researcher and she through the whole time of the hearing her defense was that their relationship was nothing but genuine and even said as strange it may be for for a woman in her early twenty's to be in love with a man three

was deemed too sensitive in terms of national security not only for the prestige but also amy said juliet and her lawyers and so if she is deported then we'll never know what if any evidence there is against it. ok out about it reporting from london there thank you. for coming your way in the program choosing a new direction. we left the elections russians are beginning to wonder whether tandem that's been driving them the past few years will take them in the future. fresh crashes have erupted between nato forces and locals along the serbian border with northern coast of the two serbs and two nato soldiers were injured in the latest round of violence earlier this week where tensions have been running high since nato forces fired tear gas at protesters in an attempt to dismantle road barricades put up by serbs living in the area they've been blocking the route since july when cost of as authorities try to take control of border checkpoints to impose a ban goods across that to proclaim the dependents in two thousand and eight and move that's never been recognized by belgrade but the latest

. >> john challenged me to create a new cheer for the juliet balloon team. >> we're balloon junkies.t. follow if you love monkeys because we're balloon junkies. that's great. what are the three most important words? >> watch the captain. >> pilot. >> just kidding. >> most important, you have exactly the right spirit to be a balloon handler in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. welcome to the team. >> with john's approval, team julia got our final instructions. >> get into four individual lines. >> stretched out our muscles. and then the final scramble to get everything perfect for our first flight. >> ladies and gentlemen, you have a balloon! ♪ >> it was a lot of exercise, but i hardly noticed. >> monkey see, monkey do! >> great job, guys! >> after a safe landing, it was time to say good-bye to my new friend. hands are shaken, triceps are pumping and the monkey is exhausted. check him out. he just passed out. >> he's out. >> monkey, monkey. >> it looks like fun. >> it's tough. it's hard. >> you hope for a not so windy day. >> you could feel it. >> thanks, sara. >> thank you. >> grea

fox five news reporter john huddy, brother of juliet. >> he is making no sets.well and threatened to stab me in the throat with a pen. okay? is this how you treat people who come in here? is this how you treat the media? >> greg: delightful. can we really condemn that thread whenth's for greater good? tea party didn't break any laws but weren't principles the real kind? the kind that offend movie stars in toupee? here is one now yakking about the protest. >> we live in the united states. where you can protest. so god love them. less about individuals than it is about systemic problem with a system out of control. >> greg: left the toupee at home. another overpaid actor complain about a system out of control. solution by $12 million apartment. which is what alec baldwin did after visiting the protest. with places like that, who can blame them if they feel all that liberal guilt. since they have had the gas run generators removed they must use a stationary bike to charge battery, that means by hopping on, alec can lose the fat without spending a precious dime. eri

ooh, a latter day romeo and juliet story. see, um, we decided that i would support her in her last year of law school and she would support me through graduate school. then she told me that music wasn't really a serious option for her. she was too much in love with the law. somehow i think i was a little too eager to believe her. she just didn't want me to know what a hard decision it was. that she gave up something that she really loved. larry: for something she loved more, alan. you can't lose sight of that. well... maybe. about time you guys got here. this thing's been burning a hole in my warehouse. get this thing on the truck. come on! ( sirens wailing ) you got to be kidding me. keep your hands there. don't move. fbi. against the truck. hands on your head. let's go. let me ask you something. since when is selling quality electronics at low prices a federal crime? since you started selling mark v dna synthesizers. so your buyer was cuban. a cuban national. is that right? that's right. to tell you the truth, i'm as shocke