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you look at tyriq mccord batting a pass on third and ten works have set up a field gooshlgs instead ball popped up into the hands of karlos williams who waltzes into the end zone. four-point difference and that's the final margin here. >> kirk: we talked all year about this team, it's very different from who they were a year ago when they blew people up, up 35-0. end of the first quarter against a lot of teams. new identity, leader on jameis winston and jalen ramsey on the other side. they won't be denied. find ways to believe in each other and win games. >> chris: they stay alive. no one put wait seminoles, win 26th in a row from 16 down twice here. our thanks to mike white, darin brown in the booth. for kirk and heather, chris fowler saying good night from miami and winston tries to hush the hurricanes crowd and 'noles survive again 30-26. time for the ford wrap-up show. >>> we don't know what the top four teams in the college football playoff rankings will be on tuesday but there will be change at the very top because number one mississippi state fell on the road in tuscaloosa, nearly

mean the primary was the general for him when he beat really solid solid candidates like mccolder -- mccord and schwartz and mcginnly. corbett came to this game too late. he was an effective attorney general. unfortunately else he is his worst self promoter. the commercials are brilliant. the dead pan if it's a choice between child education and taxes i'll pay my taxes. >> later today, tom wolf is going to campaign with president obama. the president having a tough time across the county. is this smart this close to election day for wolf to do that. does he have enough of a pad to do that or could we be surprised on tuesday. >> i think it's smart, because it's a turnout thing. this is a turnout election if it's going to be turn and be close and president obama is wildly popular in philadelphia. now 4:00 p.m. at the liacouras center on a football game that's last five or six minutes to a football guy, is that smart? they couldn't do it at 4:30, george. come on, i might be late. >> that's right, president obama remains popular in the city of philadelphia and this election for governor corbett

officials say matthew miller and kenneth bae are flying to joint base lewis mccord in washington state with the director of national intelligence, james clapper. not much information has been released. but we do know that clapper held talks with north korea to secure the americans' freedom. bae had been serving a 15-year hard labor sentence and his health was failing while miller was serving a six-year sentence. >>> a federal judge has ordered the ncaa to turn over nearly 500 internal e-mails relating to the sanctions imposed on penn state over the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. the judge said she will review the e-mails to determine whether they can be properly withheld under attorney/client privilege or other grounds. the documents were ordered sealed and delivered to the court by noon november 14th along with a list of the names and job titles of every individual sending, receiving or being copied on them. the unprecedented sanctions imposed by the ncaa penalties have been a target of criticism. >>> a man is killed in a bar in an area not known for its crime. still ahead, w

you look at tyriq mccord batting a pass on third and ten works have set up a field gooshlgs instead ball popped up into the hands of karlos williams who waltzes into the end zone. four-point difference and that's the final margin here. >> kirk: we talked all year about this team, it's very different from who they were a year ago when they blew people up, up 35-0. end of the first quarter against a lot of teams. new identity, leader on jameis winston and jalen ramsey on the other side. they won't be denied. find ways to believe in each other and win games. >> chris: they stay alive. no one put wait seminoles, win 26th in a row from 16 down twice here. our thanks to mike white, darin brown in the booth. for kirk and heather, chris fowler saying good night from miami and winston tries to hush the hurricanes crowd and 'noles survive again 30-26. time for the ford wrap-up show. >>> we don't know what the top four teams in the college football playoff rankings will be on tuesday but there will be change at the very top because number one mississippi state fell on the road in tuscaloosa, nearly

matthew miller and kenneth bae were flown into joint base lewis mccord in washington state around midnight. they were accompanied by the director of national intelligence james clapper. he secured their release through a secret mission to the communist country. you may remember miller was arrested last spring after reportedly ripping apart his visa at an airport in north korea. he was charged with espionage and sentenced to hard labor. bae had been held for more than two years in a labor camp for alleged anti-government activities. his health was failing. he spoke briefly after landing in washington. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> bae also thanked president obama for his support and the north korean government for releasing him. >>> new from overnight, in our area, police are investigating a shooting outside of a nightclub in south philadelphia. they tell us a 27-year-old man was shot several times in the parking lot of club onyx right around 12:30 this morning. that's on south columbus boulevard. the victim is in stable co

they arrived at lewis mccord's last night in washington state.ey made the trip with the director of national intelligence james clapper who went to insure the release of both men. the men were by family and bae's top choice for his first meal home pizza. now back to "on the record"." >> i think i went 24-hours without water. >> we think he had ptsd before now think about it. >> everything they did to me was out of anger. >> this is like pow vietnam prisoner of war camp type stuff. >> fathor the first time andrew tahmooressi telling his story. find it on twitter using #tahmooressi. he often feared for his life and so he tells us he made a daring escape attempt. >> do you try to escape or try to commit suicide while you were in prison? >> both? >> uh-huh. >> which came first? >> the escape. >> what was that which facility number one? >> number one. >> what happened there? >> well, once i decided to escape, i felt like there was i felt extremely afraid. i felt it would be the last night of my life that these guys were going to kill me and brutally k

he and -- mccord. he and michael todd miller home again. kenneth bae's family worked tirelessly. >> we are finally here, my brother is home. all our hopes and prayers for the moment have come true. >> it's app amazing blessing to -- an amazing blessing to see so many people involved, getting me released. not to mention the thousands praying for me as well. i want to say thank you for supporting me, lifting me up. >> reporter: national intelligence director james clapper made the trip, acting as a patient envoy of president barack obama to bring the men home. it was the culmination of back-channel negotiations. north korea says it received an apology from the president, and kenneth bae and michael todd miller behaved in prison and were sorry. michael todd miller served a 6 year sentence charged with espionage, he did not address the media. kenneth bae was charged with trying to overthrow the government. his sentence 15 years hard labour. they are the last two americans known to be held. after two years of captivity and being hospitalized, ke

outside tacoma, washington with the merger of louis mccord and we're hoping that kenneth bae and matthewl make comments to the press after their long ordeal. so, again, we have these two americans finally home again. back on u.s. soil. and with them, the u.s. director of national intelligence, james clapper who did negotiate their release in a secret mission not made public. we don't have details about it. kenneth bae, a korean american, a missionary from lynwood, washington. he's from south korea. he became a u.s. citizen and he was arrested back in 2012 leading a tour group. to a north korea economics zone charged with antigovernment activities. sentenced to 15 years in prison. he did hard labor while there. the other detainee from bakersfield, california sentenced to six years hard labor for espionage. looks like they're checking out microphones now. hopefully we'll hear comments soon. national intelligence director james clapper did engage in a visit to north korea. and he's the highest ranking american has visited north korea in more than ten years. last one would have been madeline

others like texas congressman mike mccord says the legalities will be decided in the courts. >> the constitutionality issue will be determined by the courts. i know there are various li lawsuits, my state, now attorney governor is following a lawsuit, the courts will decide that issue. i think it's incumbent upon republicans to come up with our own agenda, a positive, constructive agenda that will lead, i believe with my bill, and that will be the border security bill. >> meanwhile the president is shrugging off criticism again calling on congress to pass a bill. chief congressional correspondent joins us, mike, this weekend really saw no cooling down at all. >> harris, no doubt about that. president obama says the presidents execute prosecutorial -- >> the constitution gives congress the authority to establish our immigration laws and what the president announced this week is a wholesale refusal to follow our immigration laws. >> i do think that the president moved beyond his authority, no less than "the washington post" editorial board has opined about that. having said that, from my role in the se

soil, a walk to freedom on the tarmac at joint base lewis mccord. he and michael todd miller home again after imprisonment in north korea. kenneth bae's family worked tirelessly to keep his case alive in the public eye. >> we are finally here. my brother is home. all our hopes and prayers for the moment have come true. we are so thankful. >> it's been amazing. blessing to see so many people being involved, getting reloved for the last two years, and mentioning thousands of people praying for me as well. i just want to say thank you all for supporting me, lifting me up. >> national intelligence committee james clapper made the trip. it was the culmination of back channel negotiations. a statement from the north korean government claims they had received an earnest apology from the president. it said that kenneth bae and miller behaved in prison and were sorry for what they had done. miller, from bakersfield california, was serving a 6-year sentence, charged with espionage, he did not address the media. kenneth bae was accused of spreading christian m

kenneth bye and matthew todd miller arrived at joint base lewis mccord in the united states.men greeted by their families. bye than blged his supporters. >> it's been an amazing two years. i learned a lot, grew a lot, lost a lot of weight, good weight. b but i'm standing here strong because of you. >> the director of national intelligence james clapper traveled to north korea to ensure their release. >>> we now know the identity of the navy s.e.a.l. who killed osama bin laden, robert o'neill. fox television has an exclusive interview with him. a two-night special beginning tuesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern only on fox news channel. >>> promises of by partisanship already being put to the test as president obama vows executive action on immigration reform. and of course we do not have the right video up as i'm speaking to you. the fox news political insiders are here and we will hair from them, what message will it send to american voters if the president acts alone on immigration. post your thoughts and comments on facebook. and on twitter @harrisfaulkner. we're coming right back

others like texas congressman mike mccord says the legalities will be decided in the courts. >>

matthew miller and kenneth bae were flown into joint base lewis mccord around midnight.were accompanied by the director of national intelligence james clapper. he secured their release through a secret mission to the communist country. miller you may remember was arrested last spring after he reportedly ripped up his visa when he arrived at an airport in north korea. he was charged with espionage and then sentenced to hard labor. bae had been held for more than two years in a labor camp for alleged anti-government activities in north korea. his health, by the way, was failing. he spoke briefly after landing in washington overnight. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> bae also thanked president obama for his support and the north korean government for releasing him. >>> in our area, a woman in her 30s was shot in the head and killed in philadelphia overnight. nbc 10 was on the scene along rowan street as investigators began their work. police have not made any arrests and have not released the victim's identity

night kenneth bae from seattle and matthew miller from bakersfield were greeted at joint /base lewis-mccord in washington state. bae had been retained for two years and miller since april. abc news reporter dan kessler has more. >>er and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. >> thanks for lifting me up and not for getting me. >> we are grateful for their safe return, and i appreciate james clappers trip on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> that mission, to bring home kenneth bae and matthew miller after being held in north korea. bae for two years, and miller for seven months. on saturday bae's sister expressed her gratitude saying i am thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon. he will not have to spend another day at a labor camp. he can now recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids and the rest of his life. our celebration this year on thanksgiving will be one we will never forget. last month jeffrey fowle was released, detained for over six months for being accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. he spoke in august. >> apologize for the p

matthew miller and kenneth bae were flown in to joint base lewis mccord in washington state right around midnight. they were accompanied by the director of national intelligence james clapper. he secured their release through a secret mission to the communist country. miller was arrested last spring after reportedly ripping up his visa at an airport in north korea. he was charged with espionage and sentenced to hard labor. bay had been held for more than two years in a labor camp for alleged anti-government activities. his health was failing. he spoke briefly after landing in washington. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up. and not forgetting me. >> bae also thanked president obama for his support and the north korean government for releasing him. >>> president obama will test his influence abroad as he begins a three-day trip to china. the president left the white house around 1:00 this morning. he's currently in alaska, where air force one is refueling and is expected to land in beijing around 9:00 tonight. the president will attend the asia pacific

night kenneth bae from seattle and matthew miller from bakersfield were greeted at joint base lewis-mccord in washington state. bae had been detained for two years and miller since april. abc news reporter dan kessler has more. >>miller and bae touching down on u.s. soil saturday night. >> thank you all for lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> we are grateful for their safe return, and i appreciate james clappers trip on what was obviously a challenging mission. >> that mission, to bring home kenneth bae and matthew miller after being held in north korea. bae for two years, and miller for seven months. on saturday bae's sister expressed her gratitude saying i am thrilled to imagine hugging my brother soon. he will not have to spend another day at a labor camp. he can now recover from this imprisonment and look forward to his wife, kids and the rest of his life. our thanksgiving celebration this year will be one we will never forget. last month jeffrey fowle was released, detained for over six months for being accused of leaving a bible in a nightclub. fowle spoke in august. >> i apologi

we are just learning the plane carrying them is expected to arrive at mccord field in tacoma, washingtonnight eastern time, 9:00 p.m. pacific time. bae's family will meet the plane but will not grant interviews or give comments. according to the family, they received the call that kenneth bae had been freed last night at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. so very, very early in the morning. also, a senior administration official tells cnn, china assisted in the months-long pros of process of alonging this release. and the letter from president obama apparently played a crucial role. north korea contacted the u.s. government, asking for a visit from a high-level cabinet official. it turned out to be the director of national intelligence, james clapper. the letter is -- described clapper as the president's personal envoy to bring bae and miller home. clapper did not personally meet with north korea's leader. it's difficult for anyone really to imagine what it must be like to be incarcerated in north korea, cut off from family, friends, everything familiar. but jeffrey fowle was living that nightmare

they'll be meeting with secretary of state elizabeth mccord before moving on to the white house to appealn their fight against the insurgent sunni islamist group isis. newswoman: their request comes against the backdrop of insurgent gains in the anbar province, the scene of some of the heaviest fighting during the u.s.'s ten-year engagement in iraq. marines took heavy losses in two separate battles to wrest control of fallujah from sunni insurgents in 2004, but now the city is effectively ruled by isis. (starts engine) newsman: president dalton is reportedly weighing whether to redeploy u.s. troops in what the administration insists... morning. hey. (turns off radio) uh-oh. the serious mom face. no. so, uh... be honest, how worried should i be about isis? you let me worry about isis. you worry about getting your dad up at 7:00. he's got a flight to catch. all right, fine. keep your walls up. what are you talking about? we talk about stuff all the time. what are you doing today? work, obviously. oh. right. so, do they have a, um, a dress code there, or is it... mom! what? (laughs) okay, ok

bragg, north carolina, mccord out in washington, and then overseas the u.s.garrison and bomb holder germany and u.s. army garrison in italy. selection creigh teiteria is th capable of treating ebola and to conduct twice daily temperature checks, medical screening and controlled movement and access. the commander of u.s. northern command has requested 30 additional personnel be identified and trained to provide backup capability to our existing 30 person ebola medical support team this is currently being sourced and we expect they will come from each of the services. i want to stress this is not being driven by an anticipation of additional need and it is not a second team per se. it's rather an effort to establish additional cadre of personnel that will be given the same training of those we trained last month. training that focuses on helping them train civilian medical professionals on equipment while assisting with patient care. this additional group will begin their training in san antonio around november 17. with that, i'll take questions. >> thanks, adm