i'm lauren green. now back to "red eye." back to d eye. >> welcome back.me to find out what we got wrong and what we missed. hi, andy. rye hi, tom, how are you? >> good. >> excellent. let's go straight to your boy donald trump. i agree that trump doesn't want a database of muslims in the country. he was asked should there be a database of muslims in the country. he said there are systems beyond database. that's not enough for him. >> rube yes got into a similar thing. >> the rubio thing is dumb. >> it is inserting a story and seeing if they react -- react to it or. >> i like what you said what trump should have said. any chance you will jump in the races? >> no chance at all. >> see how he walks with that back? >> i agree reporters asking leading questions is a time honored tradition, but does it have to be fun? >> maybe you hospital have nuclear pods and people are like oh protect the caned -- candidates from these reporters. >> that's not what i'm saying. i'm not saying to protect the candidates. >> sometimes you ask dopey questions and you are surprisin

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm lauren green. the capitol of belgium is under high security alerts, subways are shut down and police are clearly visible. icans in brusselss to shelter in place or stay at home. >>> an upset in the louisiana governor's race, senator edwards winning the runoff election, winning david bittar, who had been heavily favored. this is the first statewide win since 2008. i'm lauren green, now back to justice with judge jeanine. >>> right now on "justice." >> they're playing on fear to score political points. to advance their campaigns. and it is irresponsible. >> sorry, mr. president, but the fear is real. the only thing irresponsible is to ignore it. i take on the white house in tonight's opening statement. >>> plus on alert, what the latest terror warning for brussels means for americans there, here and around the world. from paris to brussels to here in new york, we are live with everything you need to know. "justice" starts now. >>> hello, welcome to "justice." i am judge jeanine pirro. thanks for bein

i'm lauren green. the capital of belgium is at its highest state of alert, the government warning of a paris style attack on brussels, citing a serious and imminent threat. subways and stores are shut down and armed police are clearly visible. the american embassy is telling americans to shelter in place or stay at home. >>> people in the midwest are getting their shovels out of storage, a system dropping up to 20 inches of snow. the white stuff in south dakota, illinois and michigan. hundreds of flights have been canceled and much colder air is trailing behind that snow. i'm lauren green. "the greg gutfeld show" starts right now. >>> my interview with our very next president. lindsey graham, how should we respond to isis? i bet he has an answer and if he doesn't, i'll take his wine away. and later, i'll show you what happened on my book tour, pretty exciting. look at that one. let's get started, america. i'm playing racquetball later with my good friend clive owen. >> i do think this was demeaning and

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, lauren green. the capital of belgium at the highest state of alert, the government warning of a paris style attack on brussels. the interior minister quoting serious and imminent threat to the city, subways are shut down, so are many stores. heavily armed police are visible. u.s. embassy tells americans in brussels to shelter in place or stay home. >>> people in the midwest of firing up snow blowers and getting shovels out of storage. dropping up to 20 inches on some parts of the midwest. south dakota, minnesota, moving to illinois and michigan. colder air is trailing behind the snow. >>> i am lauren green. now justice with judge jeanine. >>> right now on "justice." >> they're playing on fear to score political points. to advance their campaigns. and it is irresponsible. >> sorry, mr. president, but the fear is real. the only thing irresponsible is to ignore it. i take on the white house in tonight's opening statement. >>> plus on alert, what the latest terror warning for brussels means for america

i'm lauren green in new york. legislation aimed ate rocketing rocketing -- at erecting high hurdles for syrian refugees coming to the u.s. heads to the senate. the houses approved the bill and supporters argue in dangerous times the government must first protect its own. harry reid vows the measure doesn't stand a chance in the senate. >> i have been disgusted, mr. president, to see my colleagues shun the american tradition of displaying compassion for those in need, of sheltering those fleeing death, torture rape and oppression. >> there is no credible threat to the u.s. following the pier rise terror attacks. -- paris terror attacks. that's the word from the fbi director. they found know links between the ago terries terries and france and the u.s. there may be copycats and the fbi is tracking people who may be particularly prone to violence. >> french officials add in it they were surprised at the suspected it mastermind of the terror attacks was hiding under their knowses. they were taken to his layer after re

i'm lauren green. now back to "red eye." >> welcome back. is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy. did you see i grabbed my coffee without looking at it? >> no. >> it was a nights move. >> may be taking the news desk on the road. may be headed to wisconsin. not sure yet. ben carson's stories are under attack. you said the blade hit the boy's belt buckle and broke. can you say that five times fast. >> have i trouble saying it once. >> it is a t >> i don't think i can. anthony you said if he is making up the story about knifing his family member, no big deal. people embellish. i was talking with rupert about this and he totally agreed. >> really? how about those mets. >> if the stabbing story is not true, i think this one is a big deal. it was for ma tiff and it changed him and helped make him into who he was today. if it didn't happen to me that's a big deal as opposed to the other nonsense. young -- i don't think you ever think when i run for president i better not do this or put that in the book. it is a

lauren green explains. >> reporter: there will be no trick or treat or halloween costumes.ess critics say gone amuck. the school in new jersey cancelled halloween celebrations as last year 20 percent of the 530 students opted out for religious or cultural reasons. and the school said after careful deliberation and consultation we'll not hold in school halloween activities. the parents who support the decision say that children felt excluded. >> they took the kids out and the others had costumes and candy and took them to another room for an activity. >> a similar halloween decision enraged the parents. the school reversed the decision. >> if you choose not to participate in the parade that is your choice. >> partners had mixed reaction. one saying he doesn't agree with the school but supports the administration. >> this is america. i thought it was a place where you could celebrate just about anything you wanted to as long as it is not harming or hurting anyone. and see to interpret we need to stop a halloween that's celebrated all of my life 50 plus years, it is presuchlto

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i'm lauren green. now, justice with judge janine. . i'm lauren green.ow back to "justice with judge gene gene jeanine." >>> after robert durst was arrested for morris black's murder in october 2001 he calls his new wife, deborah, to post the $300,000 bail. now back with the panel to discuss my nemesis, robert durst. >> he posts the bond, and then he runs. he forfeits the $300,000. and how do you catch him? >> well, i wish i could say i did catch him, but i didn't. he got caught in pennsylvania. he walks into a supermarket in pennsylvania as morris black, shaved his head, and had rented a car as morris black, using his driver's license. and he shoplifted a -- >> chicken salad. >> -- chicken salad sandwich and a band-aid and a newspaper. like it totaled up to less than 12 bucks. and got arrested for doing that. >> we're waiting to get the judge's permission to execute the warrant. what do we find in the trunk? >> he with found a lot of cash. two .38-caliber revolvers. 100 rounds of ammunition. a notebook with notes in it in green ink in his writing that w

i'm lauren green.elections are under way in burma. it's expected the opposition party, led by aung san suu kyi, will be the big winner. the elections are seen as a test as to whether the military will loosen its grip on the country. a military junta ruled burma for 50 years up until 2011. since then it's been ruled by a quasi-civilian government made up of former generals. 30 million people are eligible to vote. >>> in egypt investigators say it's too early to tell what caused that russian passenger jet to break up over the sinai desert. a noise heard on the cockpit voice recording bolsters suspicions of a bomb, but investigators say it's still being analyzed. 224 people were killed in the crash. meantime, egypt's foreign minister is complaining western governments have not been cooperating fully in the investigation. i'm lauren green. now back to "justice with judge gene gene jeanine." >>> after robert durst was arrested for morris black's murder in october 2001 he calls his new wife, deborah, to post

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, lauren green.ate of alert, the government warning of a paris style attack on brussels. the interior minister quoting serious and imminent threat to the city, subways are shut down, so are many stores. heavily armed police are visible. u.s. embassy tells americans in brussels to shelter in place or stay home. >>> people in the midwest of firing up snow blowers and getting shovels out of storage. dropping up to 20 inches on some parts of the midwest. south dakota,

kevin: lauren green heard the crash and dialed 911. she wants change. >> terrible that this had to happen for us to voice the pain and get what we want. so it can control and monitor the traffic. >> brown remembering her daughter as a girl who loved to sing, dance, and play the violin. >> she was with someone who loved her and cares for her. >> she wasn't at school. she was with me. that is the worst. >> this afternoon resident spend time to sweep up the grass and the car debris in the trash can you are looking at. we heard from the police and they tell us that she turned into oncoming traffic and caused the crash. that said, she has not been charged with any crime. the residents are now working to set up candlelight vigil for her late daughter. live in clinton, i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. alison: heart breaking. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- end the paterism? why the moments that make up pride at the sporting events may be getting a clack eye. leon: later, taking the helm. reaction to the nationals' choice of a new skipper. alis

>> lauren green live for us this morning. nice to have you here. >>> a new bill tightening the measures overwhelmingly passed by the house defying obama's veto threats. garrett tenney is here with more on that. >> nearly every republican in the house along with 47 democrats voted for the proposed screening enhancements. it was a two-thirds majority. there's enough support in the house to over come the president's promised veto. the bill still needs to clear the senate and it is not clear if there's the same legal of support for t-- level of suppor. president obama still maintains the bill would create significant delays and obstacles for the refugee screening program and congress should focus its efforts elsewhere. >> the idea that somehow they pose a more significant threat nan all of the tourists every single day doesn't jibe with reality. >> the screening process takes 18 to 24 months includes fingerprinting and cross checks with federal agencies. the proposed screening enhancements would add fbi background checks and top

>>> live from america's news quarters i'm lauren green. the government warning of a paris style attack on brussels siting a quote serious and imminent threat to the city. subways are shut down, so are many stores. heavily armed police are visible. the u.s. embassy is telling americans to shelter in place or stay at home. >>> folks in the midwest are firing up the snowblowers and getting shovels out of the storage. a storm system dropping up to 20 inches of snow on some areas. the white stuff starting in south carolina and minnesota and then moving on to illinois and michigan. hundreds of flights have been cancelled, driving conditions are hazardous and much colder air is traveling behind the snow. >>> my interview with our very next president. lindsey >>> my interview with lindsey graham, an answer and if he doesn't, i'll take his wine away. and later, i'll show you what happened on my book tour, pretty exciting. look at that one. let's get started, america. i'm playing racquetball later with my good friend clive owen. >> i do think this w

i'm lauren green. the fbi is now saying there is no credible threat to the u.s.t week's terror attacks in paris. however, fbi director warns of

i'm lauren green, now back to "the o'reilly factor" >>> in the personal story segment tonight, going isis. we heard hillary clinton say she is opposed to sending troops, ground troops in and ohio governor and presidential candidate john kasich disagrees. he joins us now from spartanburg, north carolina. what's your plan to defeat the terrible terrorist killers. >> well, eric, look, i mean the president of the united states ought to rally our friends in europe, particularly nato. and we ought to assemble those folks in the middle east, the arab countries who supported us in the first gulf war. you know, the saudis, the jordanians, the egyptians, the gulf states. look, this is a threat for them. it's going to destroy them and we know that these -- that isis and their ilk are out to destroy our very way of life. i'm actually stunned to hear hillary say that. how does she think we are going to stop them? do that reflect she doesn't have any experience in this because we know you cannot destroy these people nor can you take back territory justed from air a. i don't understand what she is

lauren. >>> roads look green on the maps. we'll show you the roadwork. we'll start with the brooklyn bridge. the manhattan side of the span is shut down until 6:00 a.m. we have a few lanes shut down on the gqe. heading over to the lincoln tunnel, things moving nicely as well. free and clear at your hudson river crossings. over to the van wick express way things look good. southbound you'll see construction but we're not seeing any problems. today is the gridlock alert day, the second of the season. leave plenty of extra time for you to get around town. so far so good there. >>> 4:48 now. in just a few hours jury deliberations resume in the construction trial of sheldon silver. less than two hours after jury deliberations began a juror asked to be excused saying her heart was pounding. the judge denied the request. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> an nfl player is in the hospital after he was shot in the head. nbc sports con firnls through suspended rams receiver stedman bailey was shot in the car while in miami. he will have surgery th

lauren. >> good morning. we see lots of green. we like that. we are seeing a little bit of red right here. we'll take a live look at the george washington bridge. due to construction there is a five to ten minute wait to the upper level tolls. leave yourself a bit of extra time. not so bad. heading over to the fdr drive, we have road work in both directions. northbound from 671st to 96th. two lanes in both directions. we'll have more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you. 4:31. we're following breaking news right now. dozens of crews battling a five alarm fire at an armory on market street. tracie strahan is there where the fire is still going strong. tracie. >> reporter: darlene, we're being absolutely choked by smoke out of here. it's coming out of every side of the abandoned armory building here in patterson. it's been going since 11:00 last night. the chief just updated us saying it's showing no signs of slowing down. 100 or more firefighters from area departments. this is a fire that they're putting 5,000 gallons of wa

lauren? >> it looks pretty green which we like. not too many problems. 17. shut down between century road and midland avenue. heading southbound through this area there is a delay. off of route 80 no access to the southbound garden state parkway. there's an accident shutting down the ramps. they are working on cleaning that up. otherwise, the commute is looking pretty good. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> 5:30 right now. breaking news in new jersey. police rushed to the scene of a shootout. police have converged on a neighborhood in newark. the scene is along fourth avenue. what's the latest, tracie? >> reporter: darlene, authorities are still locking down this area at fourth avenue near 9th and 11th street. a police officer over my shoulder walking a man back to his home. at one point tlafs hat was not the case. a shootout happened just before midnight. let's show you video of the heavy police presence when we arrived at the scene. weren't exactly sure what was going on, but we did see officers from the essex county prosecutor's office as

lauren? >> things are nice and green. most of you having a bit of a hiccup. we have a highway shut down between mount pleasant road and haupauge road. subways, we have a suspension on the 4 and 6. service suspended in both directions between 86th street and grand con course. we'll have more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> lauren, thank you very much. breaking news now in new jersey. investigators on the scene of a possible fatal fire. happened in fair lawn in bergen county. the house is on berkshire road. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is here with the very latest. tracie? >> reporter: michael, they're still shining lights on that home after that fire that broke out here just before midnight. we're going to go ahead and show you some video of smoke billowing from the second floor bedroom of this home on berkshire road around that time. there were several neighboring departments who assisted in all of this. we are now working to confirm reports that two people were killed here. three people possibly injured. we do confirm that one of those injur

of course it does raise the specter lauren of what we did see happening, during the later part of the afghan war. the so-called green on blue attacks or insider attacks where an afghan soldier would turn his weapon his u.s. colleagues. they don't know whether that sort of situation, there were some early reports in fact that the shooter may have actually killed himself. so a lot of questions that need to be answered. >> and ros, how difficult throws decisions, made in afghanistan and this particular one, how difficult is it then for these security contractors to get staff to come out to these kind of jobs? >> reporter: well, one of the factors that induces people to take these jobs is the pay. it's quite lucrative, especially if someone is coming in with considerable military or civilian police experience. and the fact that can you earn a lot of money and not have to pay very much u.s. tax is very much an inducement. it is also considered a short term assignment and particularly in a country such as jordan which is considered relatively peaceful it's considered very low risk. but i don't know that it's going to diss

green. for "nightly business report" in seattle, washington i'm kate rogers. >>> cost cuts helped ralph laurensults that top estimates. that is where we begin tonight's market focus. although the apparel maker posted results that were better than expected, its quarterlies were lower as compared to last year. this as the strong dollar resulted in a decrease in tourism in the company's recent quarter. that weighed on store traffic. nevertheless, shares soared 15% to $135.45 mick making it the best performing stock in the s&p 500 today. kraft heinz reported declining results following its recent merger. the company also announced a dividend hike. its payout will now be 57 1/2 cents a share and will be payable on november 20th. shares were volatile in after-hours trading. during the regular session the stock was off just a fraction to $75.42. the new york attorney general has launched an investigation into exxonmobil. the probe is looking into whether or not the company misled the public about the risks of climate change and how those risks may hurt its oil business. shares of the dow component fe

lauren, how are the roads? >> remains nice and green behind me. the tappan zee bridge, we have a 45 mile per hour speed restriction in place due to the weather. take it sees i. things look pretty good on the roads. subways, signal problems are causing downtown q trains to run via the n from dekalb avenue to still well avenue. >>> a suspected robber is in critical condition after being shot by a police officer. two men tried to rob a store and grab money out of the register and wanted to see what was in the safe. that's when an officer who was stopping to get something to eat ended that robbery. the officer shot one of the men. the other was arrested. >> right now a mishap. when somebody point a gun at you, it doesn't feel right. >> the same store was held up on halloween. >>> just a short distance away in newark, another incident. "today in new york" photographer eddie alonzo is there now. he tells us there's an active police scene at 18th avenue and wine ans avenue. we have report that an off-duty postal worker may have been shot. tracie strahan

green today. leading today's gains, ralph lauren up by about 16% in early trading. a 3.5-month high earlier following a big second quarter beat. other leaders include pvh, michael kors, and amazon. it's also worth noting here that the stocks are still the best performers in terms of sectors on a year to date basis. still strong as we head into what could be a stronger holiday shopping season. back over to you guys. >> of course. thanks, tom. >>> speaking of shopping, huge lines outside h & m could only mean one thing. the release of the balmain line. courtney reagan has more. >> that's right. the demand for balmain by h & m has taken down the website. these people in line have waited more than 24 hours to go in and shop the collection. they'll get that chance. they only get about 15 minutes to shop. we asked if they had stress tested the company's website ahead of today's release. here's what he had to say. >> we have tested as much as you can. you never know. you have one store and never know how many are going to come in. we learned over the years what we need to

lauren. >> good morning. you can see lots of green on those maps. we have a little bit of red as well. we have this overturned tractor trailer on the western spur of the new jersey turnpike out by interchange 15w. both directions. i'll show you what that looks like. a bit of a slow ride. mostly northbound at this point as you try to make your way through this area. southbound delays have eased out a bit. >> lauren, thank you so much. >>> we want to get to that breaking news in france. a massive police response in a suburb north of paris. it comes hours after a raid targeting the mastermind of the paris attacks. kerry barrett is in the newsroom with what we now know. >> it's still going on. there's one person who is still holed up in this apartment. here's what we know at this point. we know five people are arrested. two are dead. that includes a woman who was wearing an explosive suicide vest who blew herself up. so this happened earlier today. this is when heavily armed police stormed an apartment building in the saint-denis suburb of paris. suspected mastermind of those paris attacks

green eggs and ham. >> fantastic. >> and then lauren michaels said hey this works. >> suddenly -- he us a wanted them onwork for us. so people doing little shots kind of worked. >> do you like it? >> do i like it? i could care less. i mean, you know. i don't care. it adds to the excitement when they do one thing. but hosting a whole show is, you know -- hosting a whole show for someone like jim carrie is hard. so trump is crazy. >> how will trump do? >> it will be fantastic. it will be the best. i bet it will be the highest rated show of awl all time. sounds like something trump would say. best ratings ever. >> obviously a lot of controversy. do you think the staff care about the controversy swirling around it? >> no. i think like, you know, everybody is just trying to get there trying to be funny. trying to get whatever their stuff is. i don't think trump cares either. >> when you have somebody who is not jim carrie. >> less -- because you get to do your stuff. when you have somebody like jim carrie, they they have to get their parts because they know what they're doing. talk to me about that. that is

green eggs and ham. trying to figure out who is on the left there. is there garfield. it includes local favorite like jerry blavat, laurenart and, of course, santa claus just not parade without santa a. >>> it starts at 20th and yfk, it goes up 16th street and up ben franklin parkway. it end up at the art museum. >>> in new york city balloons for nice i's thanksgiving day parade are flying high this morning checking out snoopy right there crews inflated 24 of the giant characters along central park overnight. over the the years the up flighting of the balloons has become almost as tradition as the the parade itself. this years parade is eighty-ninth annual. >>> thanksgiving turkey with all of the fixins is a hallowed tradition on this day this morning we have been telling you about a south philadelphia tradition when it comes to preparing the holiday foul. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us at cacia's bakery. they have been open a hour, half an hour or so and line is still there, jan, good morning >> reporter: good morning. people have been waiting all morning long. people have been lining up at 4:30 even th

green. that's the way to go. on the van wyck, an accident out parking rules in effect today. >> thank you so much, lauren. >>> right now police are asking for your help tracking down the man wanted for at least three attacks on older women in the bronx. "today in new york's" katherine creag is in the melrose section of the bronx with a picture police want you to see. kat? >> reporter: darlene, you said it. these are some vulnerable victims. they're women in their 60s. one of them is elderly and they're alone when attack and robbed. the latest attack happened where we are. there's the wanted poster of the suspect. he's 26 years old, gilrael ruperto. according to investigators, he's violently attacked and robbed at least three women in recent weeks. the victims range in age from 64 to 72. in one instance, ruperto stole a 72-year-old woman's purse last week. the victim was sprayed in the face with some kind of liquid and thrown to the ground during the robbery, according to investigators. the suspect is about 5 feet tall, 125 pounds. news 4 investigates as learned the suspect has a criminal past. in fact, it was one y

i'm lauren green, now "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm still tom shillue. let's check in with andy levy at the "red eye" news desk. >> happy absurd tee day, tom. >> i didn't realize that was today. how will you be celebrating. >> watching you defend donald trump. roll banter animation. >>> let's welcome our guests. it is the star of the mtv you promo ticket to drive. it is joanne nosuchunsky. smart, handsome and fun loving, free think camille foster. she writes for the daily beast and today's beast is minitor. and he reins over a empire the the host of the pod cast anthony kumea. >> let's start the show. >>> in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks hysteria is causing a group of americans to be labeled extremists because of their beliefs. that's right. i am talking republicans. now let's show you the story as it has been presented. donald trump has been condemned for his plan to create a muslim database. >> there should be a lot of systems. we should have a lot of systems and today you can do it. right now we have to have border and strength and a wall and