adam housley explores and lauren green investigates the good and evil and second coming of christ is imminent. amy kellogg what they share with the neolithic builders of stonehenge. but first, we travel to southern mexico and jewel of the mayan period. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> most of maya books, there were thousands of them that contacted were burned by spanish fires mostly because they were sasacrilegious. there are four or five fragments that exist. they covered history and mathematics. >> for the last several decades, intense focus has been put on the mysterious mayan culture that flourished between the second through ninth century. some say they were prophets of doom. >> this was salvaged by accident almost.... >> archaeologist explains the importance of this broken tablet. >> this was salvaged? >> there was work by the mexican government by archaeologists. when they left some of the locals started digging around and found this monument. >> so from a small site? >> a small site that was mostly destroyed by a cement factory. almost all of the architecture has been ground up into gravel or cement

i am lauren green. now back to connell.ll: launching an investigation into post- sandy price gouging. he says he received hundreds of consumer complaints. according to the attorney general this includes the price of gasoline, but also home repair companies that are involved in the repair efforts. dagen: there over 16 working days left for congress until the fiscal cliff hits. that is when tax cuts expire and speaker john boehner is kick in. expecting a temporary pass. former congressman, former house majority, joining us now from dallas. isn't that the way they do it in d.c. let's just do something on a temporary basis. should they try to shoot for something better? >> that would be very difficult. it is almost impossible to make a deal got a big deal, with a lame duck president who frankly was not even competent to make such a deal while he thought he had a future in the office. secondly, the one thing i think speaker boehner has his finger on is they probably cannot stop the sequestration on defense spending because after

has been pinned on the maya, a mystery adam housley explores at the battlefield of armageddon lauren greenevestigates battle between good and evil and the belief that the second coming of christ is imminent. first the mysterious maya, we travel to the rain forest of southern mexico and the jewel of the maya classic period. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> most of the maya books, there were thousands at the time of contact between the spanish and maya were burned by spanish mostly because they were sacrilegious. there are five fragments that i know of that exist to this day. they cover medicine, history, genealogy, an strom me, math. >> for the last several decades intense focus has been put on the culture that flourished between a second through 9th century some say they were profits of doom. archeologist explain the importance of this broken tablet. known as monument 6. >> this is one of the few things that was salvaged. >> there was work bay the mexican government done by archeologists. when they left, some of the locals starting digging around and found this monument. a very small site mostly destroye

lauren green investigates the book of revelation the battle between good and evil and the belief that the second coming of christ is eminent. amy kellogg discovers what the maya share with the village of stonehedge. first the mysterious maya. we travel to the rain forest of southern mexico and the jewel of the maya classic period. >> most of the myians there were thousands of them as they contact between the spanish and the myian were burned by spanish fires mostly because they are sack religious. >> there are four really five that i know of that exist still to this day. they cover subjects like medicine, history, genealogy, astronomy, mathematics. >> for the last several decades the focus has been put on the mysterious myian culture that flourished between the second through ninth century. some say they were actually prophets of doom. >> archaeologist christopher powell explains the importance of this broken tablet strictly known as monument 6. >> this is one of the few things that were salvaged. >> there was some work by the mexican government done there by archeologists and when th

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for "teen kids news," i'm lauren green, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> it's no secret that middle-school girls can be mea their bad behavior is a constant theme in movies and tv shows. but as jacelyn reports, there are ways to avoid being a victim. >> well, the problem with middle school in general is that it's all about who's the best, whether it be at singing or looking the prettiest or having the nicest boyfriend or whatever. and there are cliques and there are bullies and there's just so much to deal with. >> there's is a lot of drama. theres things like, you know, one girl said this about the other girl and, you know, this girl likes this boy. >> you want to be more "in" and popular, and it doesn't really matter in elementary school like that. >> does that sound familiar? the challenges of middle school can be especially tough for girls. >> i think girls handle social situations very differently from the way our boys do. um, girls are tough on one another. >> and "doc" wilson should know. for most of his years at new york's masters school, it was all girls. now it's co-ed. >> i mean

lauren green has more details. >> reporter: you know two very important observations, you just said aboutw members they are relatively young and native european or italian but the group is heavily weighted weighted with both. it was at a ceremony in rome. they hail from india, nigeria and united states. pope is expanding the hierarchy where the church itself is growing. >> it's really quite striking the range from asia to africa to latin america, the number of people that he is bringing into the college of cardinals now. i would see it more in positive terms. i don't think it is a walking away from europe. he definitely appointed a lot of europeans several months ago. this is making the balance. >> reporter: and less than a year after the previous one and they say the pope is eager to keep the number of cardinals at the required 120 who are under the age of 80 and eligible to choose his successor. god only knows when that will be. >> we have no indication that the pope is anything but good health but at the same time 85 is 85. he clearly wants the college of cardinals to be at full staff

. >> at 23 minutes past the hour i'm lauren green with your fox news minute.or new york commuters. thousands of people waited outside the barclays center in brooklyn to board packed buses for midtown manhattan. service has been restored on key subway lines but feuer trains than normal are not running. >>> if there is isn't enough bad weather already there could be another storm headed to areas devastated by sandy. forecast terse say a nor'easter couud bring heavy rain and moderate winds and flooding wednesday and thursday t could hamper efforts to restore electricity. >>> we have the first person to ever climb 103 floors of chicago's willis tower wearing a mind control prosthetic limb. bauder lost his right leg in a motorcycle accident. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. back to tracy. tracy: nice to hear some good news in the midst of all this, lauren green. thank you. pretty inspiring. the final day before, of campaigning before president obama and republican hopeful mitt romney face off in the election. our next guest says it all come

. >>> live in america's news headquarters, i'm lauren green. and mitt romney. with only three days left before the presidential election, both candidates are blitzing the crucial swing states. eight events in six states now. >> governor romney is a very talented salesman, so in this campaign he's trying as hard as he can to repackage the same old ideas that didn't work and offer them up as change. >> the question of this election comes down to this. do you want more of the same or do you want real change? >> and a quick reminder, set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed tonight. standard time kicks in at 2:00 a.m. so enjoy the extra hour of sleep. now back to "geraldo at large." >> explain what happened between early friday when the marathon was on and later friday when it was cancelled. >> what simply happened was that it became a source of dissense and we don't need that right now. and hopefully next year we'll have a great event where people can come to the city and enjoy what the city has to offer and compete and participate, and

one of the interesting thing is where the men come lauren green has more on the story. >> we know one important observations about the six new members of the college of cardinals. they are neither european or italian which has formed the traditional make up of the group. new cardinals were elevated in a ceremon nest. peteras bakillica. from lebanon and nigeria and fill feigns. the pope is expanding the cardinal hierarchy in the area where the church is growing in the global south. >> it is asia and latin america and the number of people that he's bringing into the college of cardinalings. i don't think it is a waking away from europe. he definitely appointed a lot of europeans several months ago. i think this is rectifying that balance. nand it is it also of interest how soon after the last elevation took place, not even a year. with the new cardinals, it keeps the number at required 120 voting age and eligible to choose the next pope in the next conclave. >> we have no indication that the pop is in anything but good health. but the same time 85 is 85. he wants the college of cardinal

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm lauren green. president barack obama and governor mitt romney hard at work in their final weekend of campaigning. the latest polls showing the candidates locked in a dead heat ahead of tuesday's vote. both logging hundreds of meals this weekend visiting the key swing states that could decide the election. the two combining for 8 stops in 6 states on saturday with another marathon day planned for sunday. >>> new jersey governor chris christie assuring the hundreds of thousands of people in his state affected by superstorm sandy that they will be able to vote. displaced residents can sub smit ballots by e-mail or fax and polling places without electricity will have paper ballots available. >>> and a quick reminder to set your clocks back one hour tonight. standard time kicks in at 2:00 a.m. now, back to "geraldo." >> explain what happened between early friday when the marathon was on and later friday when it was cancelled. >> what simply happened was that it became a source of dissense and we don't n

. >> lauren green live for us from the new york studios, thank you. >> how are you viewing oil, you needt you, and build you up to stardom. >> and in return? >> i get 25% of your earnings from all sources and exclusive use of your services for as long as i want them. >> 10%. >> done. ♪ >> and a villain, wasn't he? he could forgot actor larry hagman and sparked one of the biggest mysteries in television and today we're sad to report that the man known as jr ewing on the hit show dallas passed away at 81 years of age. >> reaction from fellow cast members and regions of fans, hi, dominic. >> a character that iconic, a lot of people around the world paying tribute. and after dying at 81-year-olds at cancer, and fans are expressing sadness at the passing of one of tv's memorable icons. >> he had a great career. he was jr and he was i dream of jeanie and he was you know, a big, big celebrity. a big star. >> everybody knows about dallas. it's an american icon. >> and everybody knew about jr. >> oh, who shot jr. how many parodies, who shot jr. >> it was ground breaking tv. >> something you grow

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm lauren green.ouging in a number of states in the wake of the monster storm. there are long lines for gas in hard-hit areas. investigators in new jersey are checking out word that some gas stations raised their prices 20 to 30% in one day. sharp increases in the cost of generators and others items across the northeast, drawing complaints. mayor michael bloomberg giving the okay for this subbed's new york city marathon to be run as scheduled. he feels that the race that goes through all five boroughs will be good for businesses hurt by the storm. the course does not go through heavily damaged areas. one of the challenges will be getting thousands to runners to the start line on staten island, with the city's mass transit system struggling to recover. now back to "on the record." w b. >> greta: terror attack in libya happened at the height of the presidential campaign. now the question is, will it impact the election? new fox news poll, asks the voters what they think about it? 44% say yes, 47% say no

. >> lauren green, thank you very much fwor the report. >> rick: coming up, picking up the pieces inael and gaza, how life there is getting on after a cease-fire that ended eight days of virtually nonstop violence. >> and a new report that consumer confidence is on an upward swing amid black friday madness. why doesn't the nation's unemployment number reflect the same progress? oh no, not a migraine now. try this... bayer? this isn't just a headache. trust me, this is new bayer migraine. [ male announcer ] it's the power of aspirin plus more in a triple action formula to relieve your tough migraines. new bayer migraine formula. time for cii price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. buy now. save later. i heard you guys

. ♪ >> i am lauren green with your fox news minute.use a president obama stressed the need to end, record fire. the israel is recorded 42 missile hits today alone. one hundred targets were attacked in gaza today. new york city department of buildings reportedly citing homeowners of homes in breezy point of a queens, after super storm cindy ravitch that area. one violation was figured to maintain the building. let's take a look at this video. capturing the immediate aftermath of that black oil rig explosion friday. authorities are expanding their search for the body of the last missing worker. a search and rescue dog is being routed today. those are your headlines. back to tracy. tracy: thank you very much. the republican party is doing some soul-searching in the wake of their recent losses at the polls. a big issue is the latino vote. our very own peter barnes is here with the very latest on that. peter: 12 million more latinos turned out to vote in 2012. over 2008 most of them voted for president obama who supports comprehensive refor

. ♪ >> i am lauren green with their fox news minute. the bloodshed continues on israel gaza border.me minister say that israel is ready for a land invasion. israel needs to give into certain demands. president obama said israel has every right to protect itself. former cia director david petraeus has named the famous lawyer robert barnett. petraeus is facing a possible investigation over his affair with paula broadwell. notre dame hit the top of rankings for the first time ever. it looks to claim the first national title since 1988. the fighting irish remain undefeated. alabama and georgia round out the top three. those are your headlines. now, back to dagen. dagen: thank you so much. regulation choking smaller banks in this country. they have to find a way to get bigger. is that good news for investors? anton, telling about regulation not just choking out at the big level, but also these smaller banks. what are they going through? >> the smallest thing for the smaller banks is that thousand pages of rules. they have had to hire people to make sure they are obeying the rules. lots a

. >> at 23 minutes past the hour, i am lauren green with your fox news minute.y says the law mandates individuals and employers requiring health insurance is unconstitutional. depending on the outcome, the supreme court can eventually choose to hear the case. the december for hearing has been set by cairo. he issued the degree late thursday temporarily widening his powers blocking his decision from judicial review. israel defense manager says he is stepping down from the ranks. just weeks ahead of the general election. the former general and one-time prime minister said he will stay at his post until a new government is formed. those are your headlines. back to dagen and connell. dagen: online black friday sales topping a record. $1 billion. connell: we want to know about today. supposed to be this big day online. we have sent adam shapiro out there. >> 1.2 million square feet. they have 40 of these centers throughout the united states. this is the largest. we are on a 15 minute rate. they will come back at 11:30 a.m. they have been going 247. anybody who is sel

in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> heather: millions in israel and the gaza strip on edge rightbeen following this developing story for you throughout the newscast as hamas rockets rained down on cities across israel for a fourth straight day. israel's iron dome defense system intercepts a rocket over tel aviv. now israel massing heavy artillery and tens of thousands of troops along the shared border. so what is the end game in this mounting conflict? k.t. mcfarland is a national security analyst and joins me now with a little more insight. so the first question i have for you, because as the story has developed today, we've heard about 75,000 reservists who have been put on notice. is a ground invasion -- how likely is that and what are the implications? >> we're not sure whether it's likely. i think israel has a very specific objective here. hamas on the gaza strip has 10,000 missiles. now, they have the ability to launch those all at once, or over a period of time or just a few every now and then. what they're doing now is a few every now and then. but israel wants to make su

our religion correspondent, lauren green, is live with this story. >> hi, jenna.you said,ouses of worship are supposed to be sanctuaries for the broken hearted, but countless are in great need of healing themselves. the repair work as begun at all saints in bayhead, new jersey, but the road ahead is wrong. the historic structure was built in the late 1800s and designed by boat builders but was never meant to withstand the surge from dirty bay water that sandy brought. >> if it had been just the ocean water, it would have been a lot cleaner, but because it was the bay water and the ditch, it threw the mud in as well and caused more damage than if it had been just purely clean sea water. >> reporter: now, sandy was an equal opportunity destroyer. at western synagogue in queens, new york, the rabbi surveys the damage. the storm put the entire neighborhood and temple under at least four feet of water. the once-pristine sanctuary now has buckling floors, the holy books are unusable, but because of their religious content they cannot be burned, so they sit covered outdo

we are learning that houses of war sheurp eve worship are struggling to help themselvesment lauren greenou find out. >> houses of worships are supposed to be sanctuaries for the broken hearted. countless are in great need of healing themselves. the repair work has done in bay head, new jersey but the road ahead is hrofpblgt the historic structure was built in the late 1800s and designed by boat builders but was never meant to withstand the urge of dirty bay water that sandy brought. >> this building will be closed for at least a year. we would like to think we will be back in 2013. that would be wonderful. we have to move our worshiping center to our sister church in phroeupbt pleasant, whic point pleasant, much further from the ocean and built on higher ground. >> rabbi marjorie sloan surveyed the damage, the storm put the entire temple under four feet of water. it has now buckling wooden floors. the holy books now mold-reupbd are unusable but because of their religious content cannot be burned so they sit outdoors awaiting their fate. >> in judaism we don't toss things away. we have to

a great day, and a little up and down movement on the index but we ended up all in the green. lauren: today's move helped push the social media ats higher. the top earnings, facebook, linked in $0.10. david: a reflection of the ups and downs in the market, oil did the same thing. slightly ho higher today after t dropped, went negative after the cease-fire announcement. inventory finally ending up almost full percentage point. big changes have come to china. new leadership. warning the whole economy could be at risk because of that. lauren: which companies make the naughty and nice list. some retailers that were very good and some that should be pulled. david: let's tell you what drove the market with the "data download." stocks pushing higher with nasdaq and s&p posting four straight days of gains. hewlett-packard led the dow higher. the top performing sectors, while utilities lag. consumer confidence soaring to a five-year high, consumer sentiment index edging up nearly 30% higher than just a year ago. fewer americans filing first-time applications from plymouth benefits last week a

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lauren simonetti at the stock exchange with the dow turning negative. >> i was going to say good morning. almost -- the market playing defense. unlike the past two days, all ten s&p sectors in the greenay like that for almost six months but now we have the defensive play, positive utilities and telecoms. definitely a trend in the market right now but negative across the board and with that, let's say hello to phil flynn. >> a big down day and gold down $11. the day after record volume in that contract here at the cme, a lot of stuff happening, on gold today, people looking to take delivery on the contract but they might not get it because of the problems with hurricane sandy and the depository, there may be a bit of be late to get sheared gold but if you take the delivery today you might have to wait a little bit. the other issue traders are watching carefully is the train derailment in the delaware river. tte refineries in new jersey, $80 a be all -- there are concerns it could impact supplies, the ability to move eating land gasoline by rail out of the refinery and also concerns they may shut the refinery down if there is an evacuation. we have not heard anything about that yet but