megyn? megyn: thank you. >>> it's not getting much fanfare, but today marks the kickoff of a massive case review by the department of homeland security, one that may end in the release of hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants who are now being held for deportation. the goal, they say, is to focus on getting the most dangerous illegal immigrants out of the country faster. trace gallagher has more. >> reporter: and, megyn, we certainly knew this was coming because this is the memo by immigrations and customs enforcement director john morton issued back in june, and it really details the whole plan. basically, the policy is to kind of slow down or scale back the deportation of illegals who do not commit crimes and then speed up the deportation of those who do. it really is a three-step process. step one is you go through, and you examine all of the cases now arrive anything the immigration courts, and you close out the low priority ones before they get into the court system, and then you

back to you megyn. megyn: hasty! hasty! what were they supposed to do, sit there and wait for the entire building to be burned down? unbelievable. amy, thank you. >> you're welcome. megyn: well, england is dealing with another headache today, one of the biggest walkouts in british history. two million public sector workers, trying to bring great britain to a halt in a rare nationwide strike. nine out of ten schools closed today, because there are no teachers. mass transit is not running. and hospitals are in skeleton staffing. government workers are upset over cuts to pensionings as the parliament races to cut that nation's growing debt. sounds like a theme, right? >>> a new twist in the occupy wall street saga, some 200 protestors arrested in los angeles overnight but it turns out the l.a. mayor's office offered the occupiers some free office space for the movement, and even a plot of land to start a garden! adam housley, live in downtown l.a., adam, really? >> reporter: yeah, megyn. he also offered the protestors an area,

megyn? megyn: thank you.now to our story about the raging political controversy that left thousands of potential jobs on hold in south carolina. as we told you, some internal memos from the nlrb have been obtained by judicious watch and they reveal attitudes inside the national labor relations board towards boeing, u.s. lawmakers and a dispute that made national headlines. nor jim demint is the -- senator jim demint is mentioned in the emails. you were referred to as dement. they go on. they have a laughing joking time about this situation that has caused a lot of jobs in south carolina, but they seem to be finding its humerus to the point where mitt romney has come out and said president obama needs to fire the lead counsel. >> i do agree. i'm not worried about their disrespect for me. i'm worried about their disrespect for the people of south carolina and the boeing organization. they are gleeful about costing jobs in south carolina and they are talking about costing jobs in other countries with some of the

megyn. megyn: wow.g mckelway, thank you. >>> a big winter storm is brewing as folks are hitting the road and skies for thanksgiving. are you travel something when are you leaving? i'm going tomorrow afternoon. in three minutes, how the weather -- weather delays could affect you and your family. >> new information on the missing mother of three who vanished after appearing on "peoples' court". we'll speak to foreclosure furman who says this is not a random crime. >> and mitt romney saying the president has tanked our economy. a new look at the battle of 2012 in three minutes. >> when push comes to shove, are you willing to fight as hard for working families as you are for the wealthiest americans? what's it going to be? that's the choice. what makes scottrade your smartphone's most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can ta

welcome, i'm megyn kelly. you heard the congressman giving some of his reasons for retirement but there are new questions already on what his retirement means. mr. frank now joining a growing line of democrats who have decided to leave office in recent months. so what does this mean for the balance of power? congress? rich lowry is the editor of national review and fox news contributor. rich, he is now, according to our capitol hill producer, the 17th democrat to announce his retirement, versus just a handful of republicans on the other side. what is the significance of those numbers? and of this announcement today by one of the longest serving democrats in the house? >> i know, i think it's a sign that barney frank sees the writing on the wall and realizes he's very unlikely to wield meaningful power again. i mean, when you've been in the majority, used to being chairman, it's really hard to be out of power, an he's probably going to be out of power for a while now, and then then also, he was talking very fra

megyn: okay.rsey -- >> the night after the vigil. megyn: according to this person, jersey's with this guy the night after the vigil for baby lisa, and jersey says to the guy what? >> what i heard from the girl firsthand when i interviewed her was that for $300, that he helped get baby lisa. megyn: he helped get her. >> yes. megyn: so somebody paid him. >> well, we don't know that -- megyn: no, no, i don't know that. i'm saying that's the claim in this report. >> that is the claim. megyn: okay. so he told this to some guy. do we know who that guy is? >> i don't have a name. um, we have -- it's someone who is part of this transient/homeless group of people. we are right now in the process of trying to locate this individual. megyn: and the reason we know about this guy and in this alleged conversation is because this unknown, unnamed guy then told this story to this 17-year-old girl, as i understand, yes? >> that's correct. megyn: okay. and you've spoken with her. >> i have spoken with her. we did t

megyn? megyn: reena ninan, thank you. >>> folk news alert, new developments in the disappearance of missouri baby lisa. after going all out in a comprehensive search since she vanished one month ago, we are now hearing reports that the kansas city police are sort of reversing course. a local television station reporting that police are no longer actively searching for this beautiful missing baby girl. trace gallagher has the details live in our west coast newsroom. trace, what is the report, and then what are the police telling fox news? >> reporter: well, we just, we just contacted the police, megyn. they told us the very same thing. they have called off all the searches because they've got nothing to go on. and as soon as they get something to go on, they'll go back, and they'll redo the search. so really this is becoming a case of more what they're not doing than what they are doing. police have now called off the searches unless they get more information. you have no interviews with baby

megyn: see you, trace. >> reporter: see you megyn. megyn: that's it. for president or become a supreme court justice because i confessed my crime on national television. sorry k heart but thanks for not throwing me in the slammer. we returned the jewelry, even though we got away witness, sort of. moving on, president obama campaigned for the white house in a message of change. some political critics say his new message is 180-degree turn. we are on the campaign trail in three minutes. this is no movie, an update on a dea raid that rounded up members of mexico's most notorious drug cartel. wait until you hear what they found right here on u.s. soil. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them

megyn: yeah. well, they say, you know, they just want to delay it to continue looking at it, but this is news that the canadian end is saying delay means possibly good-bye. charles, thank you. >> thanks a lot. megyn: job killers win, americans lose. that's the response to the controversy from one of america's largest labor uke ons. same people who helped put barack obama back in the oval office back in '08, the labor's national union of north america saying environmentalists formed a circle around the white house. >> this is a president who goes around accusing the republicans every day of putting nation over party, politics over the national interest. this is an egregious example of that. the most egregious that i think this administration has made yet. megyn: well, the union went on to say that it hoped the decision would have been made on the basis of economics, facts and the best interests of the nation, not on the basis of a political calculation. this is the unions talking about this. we wil

megyn: what about if megyn wright had changed her phone?hat we learned last week is from one reporter -- a p.i. on the scene, megyn wright who was on the receiving end of this phone call, maybe not her, but her phone was. she told somebody she only bought that phone a month and a half before. that was a new phone according to some reports. if that's true, then is it also true that perhaps she -- does it throw doubt on the parent' story they never met megyn wright? we never called her before. she transferred her phone number from her old phone her new, fun it's a prepaid phone. >> with many of the prepaid phones they -- they allow you to port your old number over. megyn: apparently the person attempted to call deborah bradley's voicemail as well. according to our information they dialed star 82. do you know whether the person dialed in a pass code? >> if you are have been cut off most of the time you are going to get that verizon or whatever the provider saying you have been cut off. no amount of pushing buttons is going to get you in. when

megyn: mr.ilson the department of justice and eric holder also contend with that the problem with their law as they argued in arizona and alabama is that it will result in and i quote harassment and detention not only of foreign visitors and legal immigrants, but u.s. citizens as well who cannot readily prove their lawful status. they seem to be suggesting the regular, old american citizens who reside in south carolina could be harassed and detained under this new law. >> that is an unreasonable thing to think or even say. i think when i travel abroad in other countries. think about as americans when you travel abroad and you're stopped or detained for commit ago minor offense, whether it's speeding or driving on the wong side of the road. imagine what would happen to you if you didn't have a passport or some type of identification. we are the greatest country in the world, and we protect everyone's freedoms, whether you're here -- whether you're a natural citizen, whether you're born here or vi

megyn. megyn: wendell, thank you.-new poll out from the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire. this one focuses on a theoretical match up between room rom and president obama. it shows a super tight race. while mitt romney leads the president by 10% average points. look at that, 50% for romney. 40% for mr. obama, that is still within the margin of error. making it too close to call. is that within the margin of error? what is the margin offer ear? 5.5. it's not within the margin of error. i don't know why we're saying that. it's not within the margin of error. in any event it shows romney leading the president by 10 minutes. why does it feel like people are so focused on the rest of the gop candidates? michael reagan is the chairman of the reagan group, reagan.com and a political consultant. michael, this is fascinating to me. the republicans keep looking for someone else, the other guy, the anti-romney, and whether it was rick perry who then sunk in the polls, herman cain who is in a downward trajectory.

megyn? megyn: david lee miller, thank you. the attorney general saying that coach paterno did everything he was legally required to do. did he do everything he was ethically required to do? when someone comes to you, a graduate student, and reports they have seen what this man says he saw in the shower, do you need to do more than just report it to another administerrer? should he have called the police? should or could he face charges, and what about the charges that are already brought now against these other three? we will debate it all in today's kelly's court, well, about one hour away. >>> meantime, ugly reports today about a conservative conference and what happened when a group of angry occupy wall street protesters tried to storm the defending the american dream summit in d.c. we'll show you why some folks are questioning the police response to the mess. >>> plus, a group in d.c. wanted to take fdr's stirring d-day prayer and put it on the world war ii memorial. they are meeting with a lot of resistance, and we'll sho

megyn: that's true.ou don't often see those people with the victim an hour and 11 minutes prior to when it appears she fell into foul play. 3:15 p.m., video surveillance shows her driving to dale smith's home to drop off their twins. an hour and 11 minutes later her brother gets a bizarre text message suggesting she was in the waterford lakes area which the cops said she never went to. that spells bad us in for dale smith. >> it's unfortunately not just a coincidence and not a coincidence. it's just the same day their relationship is aired on national television when she is talking about his temper. whatever is going on behind the scenes, she is going to his home, it's the last place she is seen. you start to put the pieces together. i'm sure there are pieces the police haven't told us yet. they haven't found her yet. they are able to come out and willingly tell us he is not only a prime suspect, he's the only suspect. megyn: if she was dropping off her 3-year-old twins. would the police have access to t

megyn? megyn: dade lee miller, thank you. we will have much more on the growing fallout from the scandal. penn state now facing a number of potential civil lawsuits from the alleged victims of this coach, jerry sandusky. we will have that and more on this judgement for you just a little later on "america live." >>> well, focus today on the mysterious new figure in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. a man now claims that he knows who may have been at the err end -- other end of a bizarre phone call that was made or at least attempted from deborah bradley's cell phone the night her baby disappeared. the phone belonged -- the phone that was called, i should say, belonged to this woman, megan wright. she says she didn't take the call, she didn't have her phone at the time, but it appears more and more investigators are looking at the phone records in the case of this missing baby for clues as to what may have happened to her. trace gallagher just spoke to an investigator at the center of the case. >> reporter: that investigator

megyn. megyn: molly henneberg thank you. no doubt these are serious accusations that threaten to derail the cain campaign and the story gets even more complicated. it turns out that cain and bialek had a very public run in just a few weeks ago at a convention in illinois. coming up we will speak to someone who witnessed that encounter, and what she has to say may surprise you. well with less than a year until the election a new shakeup in the white house staff is raising new questions about the president's re-election campaign, plus, new questions today about what happened at the occupied d.c. protest on friday night. did someone in this protest group push this woman down a flight of stairs? we'll investigate. i habe a cohd. yeah, i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! megyn: someone upsta

megyn: fox news alert. this hour as investors grow increasingly concerned that italy will be the next domino to fall on the zone *'s massive debt crisis. down 413. we'll continue to follow this unfortunate development. more than a decade after a terror attack took the lives of 17 american sailors, finally their families may see justice. a saudi national accused of planning and carrying out an attack on the u.s.s. cole in 2000 is now facing a judge. the navy destroyer was anchored off the coast of the yemen. a small boat pulled alongside the ship and there was an explosion. 17 sailors were killed, 39 injured. attack, the deadliest against the u.s. navy vessel since 1987. al qaeda claimed responsibility. the bombing bringing osama bin laden and the terror net tworkt attention of many americans for the first time. now the man believed to be behind the blast making his first court appearance since was caught 9 years ago. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is streaming live from guantanamo b

megyn: dr.point out the third is the most important one. how people feel about the direction of the nation. a "new york times" poll suggests 3/4 of the electorate feel we are going in the wrong direction and feel that strongly. how does president obama combat that with a year to go? >> i think they are trying to take this one day at a time. they have got 12 months to make things better. how the economy can get better and the perception of how well he has done as president. if you look at the quinnipiac poll that came out this week, president obama's approval rating went up on the issue of the re-elect. it was dead even margin of error. megyn: 42% say deserves reelection. >> the new one this week had it dead even. there was a substantial change to what came out this week. in all the polling right now. president obama is beating mitt romney in all the head-to-heads. the democrats are ahead in a congressional generic by 10 points. so i don't think the democrats are happy with where they are. things

megyn: is it?ning me now julian epstein and former legal counsel for the full house judiciary committee. and before we get gig want to read you a statement we just got from the department of justice spokespersone who writes, quote, from the start this attorney general acted responsibly and took quick steps to insure accountability. you heard congressman saying it's time for eric holder to show accountability for this operation which ultimately was overseen by atf which is under the offices of the d.o.j. do they have a point? >> of course he has to take responsibility for it because he's the attorney general of the united states. i think it reality now sinking in as this progressed the last several weeks is you have two situations. either the southern general wasn't being forth -- either the attorney general wasn't being forthright when he was testifying before the house or he was incompetent and didn't know this program was going on under his watch. listening to that statement out of the department

megyn kelly will have the verdict.aution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. as we predicted the violence is escalating among the occupiers. that's the subject of this evening's talking point memo. no question agitators have infiltrated the ranks of the occupy wall street movement. there is difference between non-occupiers and occupier who want to destroy stuff. last night in oakland the destroyers won. [shouting] [explosions] >> bill: talking points always wants to be fair. so here is a balanced perspective. in the beginning many of the protesters wanted to vent a legitimate beef that brokerage houses are manipulating the economy. in many cases that's true. the occupiers have some valid points. very quickly, very quickly, anarchists, communists zi lent psycho paths showed up and now. the worst part that the chaos is being manipulated and financed at a very high level. listen to unit

i i am megyn kelly. >>shepard: you have show music. >>megyn: you have the fancy studio. >>shepard: the orchestra. and the window on the world. >>megyn: what, fat lady singing and time to go? >>shepard: the machine that makes the music is broken. >>megyn: i have beautiful radio music and a christmas tree. >>shepard: the news begins anew, without music, hundreds of occupy protesters are marching through the city's financial district with the goal of shutting down wall street. so far it has not worked. an hour left in trading. police now disputing claims from an assistant penn state coach that he reported seeing this man sexually abuse a child. we will hear from a lawyer representing one of the victims. and a big parade for the military's most powerful weapons. are the new bunker busters a message for iran? that is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." sound effects machine is working. first from fox at 3:00, thousands of protesters holing a "day of action," against income and inequality two months after the movement began and to days after

megyn cli kelly will have analysis and we are coming right back. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus! so you earn 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? woah! [ giggles ] >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, newt gingrich giving the occupy wall street folks no quarter. >> all the occupy movement starts with the premise that we all owe them everything. they take over a public park they didn't pay for. to go nearby to use bathrooms they didn't pay for. to beg for food from places that they don't want to pay for. to obstruct those going to work to pay the taxes to sustain the bathrooms and to sustain the park so they can self-righteously explain they're the paragons of virtue to which we owe everything. now, that is a pretty good symptom of how much the left has collapsed as a moral system

megyn is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us.'m bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight, you may remember back in 2010 at the live oak high school in morgan hill, california, five students wore shirts emblazened with the american flag in school's cinco de mayo celebration. they feared violence as 40% of the students are hispanic americans. the students asked to leave sued. on may 6th, 2010. megyn kelly and i debated the issue and i opined that the school was correct. >> there could have been a fight. don't you understand that that there could have been a fight? because this issue with the arizona and everything else. >> the theoretical notion that there could be a fight is not enough. >> bill: you have got to be proactive as an educator. >> you have got to be proactive in thamp bring all over the constitution then that ♪ allowed. >> legally this vice principal was out of line. the supreme court has held very clear the desire to avoid discomfort or unpleasantness among the students is not enough. >> bill: now the ruling ha

>>shepard: that was creepy, megyn. >>megyn: fired and cannot work with kids on his downtime? >>shepard: you are the best, megyn. the news begins anew, in "studio b," greece, my gosh, good grief, i'll take mykonos, on the brink of financial collapse. it is very serious. we will tell what you could happen. a woman who pretended to be her ex-boyfriend using his facebook page and all the things she wrote. criminal charges with us. why the case could democrat how the court fines online crime and violence breaking out on the streets of oakland, california. but many of the protesters say it is just a small group that is causing trouble. it is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. on "studio b" but first from fox at 3:00, in new york, president obama today in france where leaders of the 20 largest economies are working to prevent nothing short of the economic collapse of europe. a disaster which would have devastating effects in the united states. the so-called g-20 meets to discuss the global economy but this year's meeting overshad dead by the european debt crisis and

megyn kelly with the details.e reports after these messages. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight, congressman ron paul has to do well in iowa for his candidacy to continue. over the weekend, mr. paul was grilled on a cbs news program. >> your statements over the years postedden your web site and elsewhere, some of the things you have said in the debates suggest that you believe that 9/11 happened because of actions that the united states took. is that correct? >> well, i think there is an influence. that's exactly what, you know, the 9/11 commission said. that's what the d.o.d. has said. >> aim correct that your idea of how to discourage iran from building nuclear weapons is to be nicer to iran's leaders? is that correct? >> well, no. i think to be -- you know, we have 12,000 diplomats. i'm suggesting that maybe we ought to use some of them. >> bill: here now to analyze mr. paul's appeal and other campaign issues brit hume is in washington this evening. you know, the ron paul people have very, very devoted to him.

megyn kelly with the details. those reports after these messages. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight, congressman ron paul has to do well in iowa for his candidacy to continue. over the weekend, mr. paul was grilled on a cbs news program. >> your statements over the years postedden your web site and elsewhere, some of the things you have said in the debates suggest that you believe that 9/11 happened because of actions that the united states took. is that correct? >> well, i think there is an influence. that's exactly what, you know, the 9/11 commission said. that's what the d.o.d. has said. >> aim correct that your idea of how to discourage iran from building nuclear weapons is to be nicer to iran's leaders? is that correct? >> well, no. i think to be -- you know, we have 12,000 diplomats. i'm suggesting that maybe we ought to use some of them. >> bill: here now to analyze mr. paul's appeal and other campaign issues brit hume is in washington this evening. you know, the ron paul people have very, very devoted to

megyn kelly with the details.hose reports after these messages. [ male announcer ] welcome to transamerica. where together, we're transforming tomorrow. your husband put this all together when emma was born. he was an amazing man. this is for you. it's all paid off. ♪ and this is for emma. so where do you think she'll go? anywre she wants. [ male announcer ] we're making people a more cure tomorrow. what can we make with you? transamerica. transform tomorrow. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight, congressman ron paul has to do well in iowa for his candidacy to continue. over the weekend, mr. paul was grilled on a cbs news program. >> your statements over the years postedden your web site and elsewhere, some of the things you have said in the debates suggest that you believe that 9/11 happened because of actions that the united states took. is that correct? >> well, i think there is an influence. that's exactly what, you know, the 9/11 commission said. that's what the d.o.d. has said. >> aim correct that your idea of

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