massi. but bob, you can actually take questions. correct?>> thank you. >> brian: thanks a lot. he tried to do it before, but can the only suspect in the disappearance of a woman in aruba cash in on the insurance policy that he took out? arthur is here. the tax man may owe you money. stick around. >> steve: quick headlines. the reverend billy graham spent the night at a hospital near his home in north carolina. famed 93-year-old preacher tested for pneumonia after suffering from congestion, a cough and a fever as well. he is said to be alert and smiling this morning. >>> 45,000 residents in the german town ordered to leave after a 19 40s era bomb was found in the river. members will attempt to defuse it. the truck-sized bomb was spotted after a dry november lowered the water levels op the river. >>> now to gretch and somebody who is celebrate ago birthday today. >> gretchen: he is. after almost four months in custody, aruba police releasing gary giordano, the man suspected in the disappearance of robyn gardner. with him free leave the island

now massi energy has agreed to pay the families $210 million. the settlement was announced the same day the final federal report was released. it details 369 safety violations including 12 which contributed to the tragedy according to investigators. >>> here's a look at some other stories making news now. violence may have been the cause of two suicide bombings in afghanistan which drove dozens and injured more. the first hit during religious ceremonies near a mosque in kabul. a suicide bomber killed more than 50 people and wounded more than 160 others. self more afghans died when a bomb strapped to a bicycle exploded near a mosque. the attacks happened on islamic holy day. the bombings are the worst since the fall of the taliban a decade ago but the taliban has denied responsibility and is condemning the bombing. >>> according to an anonymous u.s. official, that unmanned drone which crashed inside iran over the weekend is one of a fleet of planes used to spy on iran in afghanistan. now, officially, the u.s. military does not have any mission wh

that's what massy does. where is he today? blankenship is retired.onth after he was granted a $12 million golden parachute he filed papers listing himself as president of mccoy coal group. is he back in business? >> i would be stunned to find out any state issued him a permit to run a coal mine. >> reporter: family members are calling for criminal charges. one sake the death of the brother in the mine was an act of murder. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> that agreement actually does prevent criminal charges from executives, of the company, you are happy the families get the money. no check is ever going to bring back the lives lost. >> no, i think they want people to be found responsible for their actions. i can understand why they feel this way. >> of course they do. scary to think that guy may be operating another business considering his track record. we'll keep an eye on that as the well. head of the faa is resigning after a weekend drunk driving arrest. randy babbitt driving on the wrong side of the road when he was pulled over saturday n

you can e-mail bob massi with your questions right now.bob massi answering your questions. yes, in about 40 minutes. right, bob? >> thank you. yes, sir. >> brian: thanks. talk to you in a little while. occupy wall street taking on chris christie? how do you think the governor gets them to go away? we'll show you. eric holder about to get a grilling on capitol hill. did he try and cover up the fast and furious gun scandal? congressman darryl issa, who is preparing the tough questions, will be here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some people just know how to build things well. give you and your loved ones an expertly engineered mercedes-benz... ho ho ho! ...at the winter event going on now. but hurry -- the offer ends january 3rd. the first droid that becomes self-aware. it remembers what you do and does it faster. create shortcuts like automatically syncing while you sleep. instinctively shape-shifting from a music stream for your workout to newsfeed during breakfast, then a gps for your morning commute. powered by verizon 4g lte, this droid

bob massi, thank you very much for all the shattered dreams. i love you, viewers. we love you at the north pole! >> i mean, santa's helper, we love you, too. thanks for getting up and putting on all of your regala there. >> merry christmas, everybody. merry christmas! >> have a great christmas, bob. >> ho ho ho ho! >> wow, it's even earlier in vegas. all right. kim jong il is blamed, as you know, for killing thousands, maybe even more. but president jimmy carter sent his condolences for the death. senator john mccain who hopes the north korean leader is in hell will be here with his reaction to that letter. plus the fight over $40 in your paycheck. what would you spend it on? we have your e-mails at the top of the hour. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg

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a massie e. why hospit >>> another showdown at an "occupy" camp. the fight berkeley is putting up this morning. >>> nurses strike statewide today. why the hospital is hoping that history doesn't repeat itself. >>> cool start, high pressure steady bringing us mild temperatures by later on this afternoon the there is rain in our seven-day forecast. we'll tell you when coming up. >>> and we have our first accident for the morning along 80 and we'll have conditions at the bay bridge in just minutes. >>> good morning this cool thursday. it is december 22, 3 days to christmas. i'm grace lee. frank is off today. >>> we begin with the "occupy" camp still very much alive in berkeley this morning. anne makovec is there where police moved in overnight

the folks at massy pest control say they have gotten rid of most but not awful them. >> we have done treatment, and one popping up spore addingly. >> keep spraying and planning an angle of attack. the cost is growing. >> we are probably going to remove some carpeting. we are evaluating replacing bedding and some of that is going to be appropriate to do so. so we don't have an issue with doing that. the right thing to do. >> reporter: they hope they won't have to replace the bunker gear which would be even more costly. >> wow. scary stuff there. fire fighters now, either slechg on sofas or they're in sleeping bags on the other side of the building until they get problem worked out. >> i can't get past the bed bug thing. >> i did a story. a company, national come pain, bed bug central. have low incokucome folks for f if they have bed bugs. good company doing good things around the holidays. sitting on your butt all day long at work all day. look we do. >> it's having a bigger, we mean bigger impact on your body than you probably think. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> i like that. >> well if you ev

. >> brian: bob massi will be here, as well as michelle magazine cup. it will be an extraordinary event. >> gretchen: have a good day, everyone. good morning, everybody. the dog days continue. fox news alert on the state of housing in america and what your home might be worth. new indications the housing market is even worse than thought. there is new data just out to help prove that. and it is not great news on your doorstep this morning. i'm bill hemmer. welcome here to "america's newsroom". >> fwreeting us with happy news. bill: some of these days we feel like door mats. we hope not. >> good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. hear is the news. national association of realtors will revise all their sales figures lower. turns out they had been overcounting home sales for the past five years. how did this happen? bill: we just see how bad might be. earlier in the year a real estate firm said the numbers may have been overestimated by as much as 20%? stuart varney of the fox business network, what is going on here? >> we have not had reliable info

barcelona taking on -- >> what do you call massi again? >> fellow smurf and slumming the ball home.e of a tax accountant like a trained assassin. a slide of happened and the illusion that the late doug would have been proud of. celebrate like only soccer players have by jumping up and down like a bunch of 11-year-old kids. >> let's go from japan to manchester. >> it's like leaving the jacuzzi. manchester city taking on arsenal. they take on the team in europe and the answer is quite good. there was another spaniard tapping the ball home for the only goal of the game. look at it. he stoops and he conquers. his hands will be ringing until christmas. >> one yard to the left and to the right. >> two clear of the arch rivals. that came was unbelievable. 1-0. >> it was a great game. >> it is a great game and qpr and man u not so great. >> the greatest living soccer player, his hair transplant. >> it's remarkable. >> it's like a tribute to kim jung il. >> he was bald. just a few months ago. that hair has come in. >> i'm going to get a gift? >> that's a transplant? that has come in really,