one -- >> and house intelligence chairman mike rogers, accused china specifically. >> josephman, onee world experts on cyber war. he has written a long series of articles for "the financial times" as well as an entire book on the subject. the u.s. counter intelligence service actually said china out loud. they said russia too. this is new. i mean, it used to be some entity of some sort is -- we all knew they meant china. now they're poking fingers. >> it's fascinating. people have been waiting for this for a long time, because it's increasingly widespread knowledge in the security industry, in the -- among defense contractors, among many companies that have been hit that it's the chinese. the code is in chinese. the ip addresses are in china. it's very hard to get definitive attribute use, and i think what's happened is the u.s. government has said, okay, 99.5% certainty is enough. we need to go public. >> is there a risk when we say, yes, it's the chinese? >> yeah, there's a risk. you know, they can be offended and they might, i suppose they could invoke some sort of sanctions again

front-line supervisors, roger, mike, day and -- dan, and kevin specifically. it is a wonderful opportunity to work with the department. i felt great to receive such an award could a thank you very much commissioner buell: thank you very much. [applause] >> i guess i think it is worth noting that this is actually the third year in a row that a representative from our department has been included in those who have been honored by this award. last year it was a member of our operations division. the year before, dennis, for his leadership. needless to say, all of them work under denny, so i think there's something to that. congratulations on your excellent team. a few upcoming events. tomorrow night, we celebrate our 12th annual turkey took off. which puts betting chefs that each rec center against those of other rec centers. it is a food cooking battle for bragging rights. it is a great even for neighbors, staff, and teams. if you're hungry and cannot wait for next thursday for thanksgiving and you want an early start on some turkey and side dishes and desserts,

congressman mike rogers is suspicious. investigations has launched investigations into huawi. >> and they are wonder what is in the code? would it enhance their ability to steal information? yes. would it enhance their ability to conduct attacks on networks? absolutely. >> reporter: huaeyi says their fou founding was in the chinese army three decades ago but denies a connection with global intelligence. >> they currently serve over 500 operators in over 140 countries including 45 of the world's top 50 telecommunications service providers and hasn't experienced a single security incident. >> reporter: plus, huaeyi creates jobs in the u.s. 550 in the u.s. alone and it means tens of thousands of additional direct u.s. jobs. but do you ignore security because americans need jobs? we ask tech expert, allen. >> reporter: what's the risk? >> there's a major risk, called a supply chain problem, wherever we buy technology here or abroad, somebody nefarious could put something into it, big risk. deciding not to do business with one

relationship mike rogers, the head of the house intelligence committee, calling on government action to step up, saying that cyber attacks from an originating from china have reached intolerable levels. back to you, jon. jon: thanks very much, shibani joshi, fox business network. jenna: terrifying crash landing of a flight from the u.s. to poland. no landing gear. no one injured. the amazing video and jon is going to break down some parts of this crash, what happened here just ahead. >>> also a tale of terror you will never forget. a surfer lives to the tell the tale of a shark attack that did that to his board. next. jon: take a look at that jawbone. jenna: a fox news alert. remember all the outrage over bank of america planning to charge you $5 to use your debits card? our friends over at the "wall street journal" reporting now that bank of america plans on dropping that fee. again it was a planned fee so it wasn't in place quite yet but maybe some public outrage. maybe some criticism of this led to this. we can only speculate at this point. the bank said the fee was being put forw

in close, i'd like to thank transportation security committee chairman mike rogers and homeland security committee chairman peter king for moving this legislation and all of my colleagues in committee, particularly ranking member bennie thompson and subcommittee ranking member sheila jackson lee for their support. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california. ms. richardson: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1801 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. richardson: thank you, mr. speaker. first of all, i'd like to acknowledge the work of chairman king and ranking member thompson. as a member of the committee on homeland security, i'm pleased that for the first time in this 112th congress the house is considering important transportation security legislation. h.r. 1801, the risk-based security screening for members of the armed forces act requires that transportation security administration to devel

i tell you what rogers does not miss washington or the mike shanahan regime at all. >> it just got hectic. it's all about first round what he's not doing, he's dropping picks. you know he starts looking at all the negative stuff instead of the positive things that you did bring to the team, but you know once you're losing that's how it is. >> reporter: the people have spoken. this is the game everybody wants to see. as they voted all week, tomorrow night we will feature that hometown rivalry vintage of napa against napa high school. we will highlight that tomorrow night right here on channel 2. meantime, hardy park is the place. the legends tournament is wrapping up. that is freddy couples caddy who is also his girlfriend. making her lug those golf clubs around. maybe he'll share the winning prize. he's tied with shay haz here. haz with a second shot. can't be much better than that birdie. matty alou a long time giant has passed away. he's been ill for several years had complications with diabetes. matty alou a great giant. >> he was great. that's a shame. thanks mark. >> thank you mark.

joining us now from halifax, canada, to share their story, mike and nancy rogers.first. when we got married, my wife was nervous. it's her big day. now you hear your hall is on fire. what's going through your mind? >> well, there was an initial moment where it was like oh, my goodness, you know, what are we going to do? and one of my bridesmaids gave me a great big hug and she said it's going to be fine and we decided it was. >> and mike, what was your response? were you like let's do this anyway, honey? let's go? we've waited all this time. it's time to tie the knot? >> pretty much. i mean, we -- there was limited contact so we hadn't even been in contact with each other through the whole blaze on fire, the hour leaving between when it initially happened and when we planned on getting married, there was no contact. limited contact between the two of us. >> right. nancy, tell us what happened. so the blaze starts. you vanity been -- haven't been married yet, is that right? >> no, they came down to our cottage to let us know there was a fire in the basement. they we

mike shanahan and washington. when everyone is dancing in san francisco, carlos rogers with a 2005 first-round pick of the redskinsnt. there has been some finger- pointing at rogers who decided let me out of washington d.c.. >> i am so happy with the surroundings i told the guys i am not bitter toward the coaching staff. that was a new coaching staff now ready to leave washington before they even got there. it is a waste of time being manic other guys. >>gary: not pam, when you leave never point a finger, when you leave say was a wonderful experience i enjoy myself and that is the way to go. >>pam: thank you for the advice. [laughter] >>gary: we will talk with nat barnes about what is going on with the lockout of college basketball is ready to go. they invited some people into taking a look at cal today. and the bottom line mike montgomery reportedly had been bladder cancer so he is ready to go and he is pontificating a little bit, you know there are 24 and in their early polls nationally. >> i was ready to practice on tuesday i was up, i did not even think about it. i just got up and the coaches were saying be ca

. >> and of course mike shanahan wishes him well, just not this weekend when he's playing his team. here's the deal with carlos rogersur son plays similar to carlos. carlos was fast, he could cover everybody, he couldn't catch. if he could catch, he would be a wide receiver. int, he would drop them. this year in san francisco, he is catching them. >> looks like he is getting better in san francisco. and coming up at 11:00, why the shanahan, shanahan thing might not be working out. mike is the head coach. people are now questioning what's going on with kyle. so the coach will speak out about his son tonight at 11:00. >> all right. thank you. brian. >>> justin bieber, a dad? that's what one woman claims. hear her story coming up. plus, you go there to get a great buy, turns out, that's not playing too well in this economy. why stores are in trouble tonight. >>> you see a story you think we should look into, send your tips to our website or call 202-895-3140. we'll be right back. [ man ] '53 corvette. i loved that car. [ man ] it's my new malibu. [ woman ] '57 bel air -- still have it. [ both ] our camaro. [ man ] chevy

of second mile, roger stone hosted a fund-raiser for dutchcot for her campaign for district judge according to records of the committee to elect leslie dutchcot. state representative mike verb of pennsylvania said i am sending a letter to the chief justice of the supreme court of pennsylvania to look at the reports that are out there and if, in fact, this judge has a conflict of interest. when jerry sandusky was brought before the judge dutchcot on 40 counts related to sexual abuse of children, prosecutors requested $500,000 bail and electronic leg monitoring system but judge dutchcot freed sandusky on $100,000 unsecured bail. no leg monitor. sandusky's preliminary hearing is december 7th. attorney general linda kelly said more charges are possible. in an interview from 1987, sandusky talked about the second mile charity he founded. >> how did it all start? >> basically because i'm a frustrated playground director, i guess. i enjoy being around children. i enjoy their enthusiasm. i just have a good time with them. i really enjoy the personal contact. i get a lot of personal contact in my life through my family, through our athletes. everybody needs people to care for t

mikes swing. the lead singer of the who is passionate about teens and young people with cancer. >> it's a win, win, win situation. and it's something that's dear to my heart. >> roger their support to the cancer program modeled after the u.k. teenaged cancer trust. a special unit will allow young people to be housed together with a common lounge to gain support from each other while receiving treatment. >> we found putting teens together as a unit in an environmentally friendly place, we let them live the life a teenager, not next to a 4-year-old or a 2-year-old or baby or even in some cases a geriatric. >> reporter: he hopes this will be the start of programs like this one. robert plant will be on hand at ucla for the launch. he and daltrey will be holding fundraisers this weekend. the director's cut, we know there will and tour as part of it, too. megyn: i'm going to guess this is a story you suggested interviewing the who. nice. nice. >> reporter: it might have been. megyn: well done, my friend. coming up, a fall from tbrails for former new jersey governor jon corzine. he's resigning from mf global. now he's under investigation -- they are by the fbi. >> confide

mike barnicle rides a rascal. >> i learned as i continue to relearn every four years that joe -- >> how the best morning show could produce the best promo video. >> great promo video. i learned rogerlife every morning to come on this show. whatever gets you through life. >> learn that you all were a bunch of idiots. i thought this promo was