oh, miss martha, i'm real sorry. your dinner was real good. i hate to miss it. i hope mr. mccullough will b ball right. he'll be all right for now. where'd you get this, major? ever see one of those before, charlie? this ain't no regular indian arrow. comanchero. comanchero? that's that bunch they told us to be on the lookout for when we left colbyville. that's right. they got flint. flint? what do they want him for? aw, those confounded army rifles. i knew i should've told that agent to let the army pick 'em up like they were supposed to. now they're holdin' flint hostage. says that unless we turn the rifles over to them, they'll kill him. they're holdin' flint? let's go after him. oh, let's go after him, huh? just like that? let's go after him? yeah. we don't even know where they are, you knothead! . use the young men. try not to upset the womenfolk. charlie, you get the ololr men, ask 'em to come over to my wagon. have 'em bring their metal files with 'em. yes, sir. metal files? what do we want metal files for? we're gonna do a little work on the firing pins of those ri

. >> reporter: got a good sense of what it was all about when i sat down with miss julianne miss marthahed their dinner but stuck around to talk. they related to the guy that organizes all this whole thing whose father henie wells started the program in the 1980's. >> happy thanksgiving, thank you for coming out. >> reporter: to summarize the day. >> summarize the day is god, summarize the day is service and we respect enough police in our police officers. we come together, to know, coming together as one so what you see is a definition of what thanksgiving is about. in the turkey but being thankful and giving back. >> reporter: an estimate $3.00 meals served, maybe more to folks who might not have been able to enjoy a good thanksgiving dinner today otherwise and don't forget good company, to some that is more nourishing then food. i'm glad for chance to share meal and grateful for you to watching. happy thanksgiving. hank flynn, fox 29 philadelphia. >> here we go, talk about a delay of game, why the queen of soul aretha franklin's rendition of the star spangled banner, let's just say i

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i think you're going to miss it when it's gone. martha: the ugliest thing we have ever seen. you bet we are going to miss it when it's gone, well, who knows. we will leave you with that. bill: see you this weekend, special programming. ♪ ♪ ♪ jenna: hillary clinton and donald trump hitting the home stretch of the campaign sprinting across key battleground states with four days to go until america decides. welcome to happening now i'm jenna lee. john: i'm john scott. the candidates are trying to leave nothing to chance making closing arguments and trying to boost voter turn oath as well with secretary clinton hitting pennsylvania, michigan and ohio today. donald trump heads to new hampshire. ohio and pennsylvania. we have live fox team coverage with senior national correspondent john roberts on the trump campaign but we begin with fox business network blake berman live in washington with the clinton campaign. blake. blake: pick a swing state on this day and chances are you are going to see one of the top democrats campaigning there today. hillary clinton starts her day in pennsy

martha: the end is near. double meaning perhaps in there at the end of the election and i don't know. bill: i love it, i tell you. i think you're going to miss ugliest thing we have ever seen. you bet we are going to miss it when it's gone, well, who knows. we will leave you with that. bill: see you this weekend, special programming. ♪ ♪ ♪ jenna: hillary clinton and donald trump hitting the home stretch of the campaign sprinting across key battleground states with four days to go until america decides. welcome to happening now i'm jenna lee. john: i'm john scott. the candidates are trying to leave nothing to chance making closing arguments and trying to boost voter turn oath as well with secretary clinton hitting pennsylvania, michigan and ohio today. donald trump heads to new hampshire. ohio and pennsylvania. we have live fox team coverage with senior national correspondent john roberts on the trump campaign but we begin with fox busin

martha: huma abedin missing from the campaign trail as hillary clinton holds events in battleground states. rich, how is clinton addressing the investigation on the road right now? >> she is finally personally starting to address it. she left the reaction to f.b.i. director names comey and not up to her campaign surrogates, and they savaged him over the past weeks. minority reader little rock said he wished he never -- minority leader harry reid says he wishes he never supported him. huma abedin has not responds to this. but her attorney says she has complied fully with state department and law enforcement requests. while the f.b.i. has not contacted us about this, miss abedin will be as she always is, forthcoming and cooperative. clinton continues to paint james comey as a partisan operative. martha: where does she go next in terms of states. >> she is in tampa, fro fort lauderdale and the florida area. hillary clinton is saying donald trump would be dangerous if he were president of the united states. >> imagine hissed a advisers trying to tell him what he doesn't want to hear, racing ag

martha. howdy. how do you do, penny? i'm sorry i missed you earlier. me and flint were out at sunup. he's teaching me how to be a wagon train scout. i see. is that what you want to be when you've grown up? i ain't gonna be a miner, that's for sure! i hardly think mining would be a suitable profession for a young lady! and they can't make enough to plug a rat hole! all right, you run along and get dressed. flint says you folks are from the east. that's right, in philadelphia. is that in kansas, or missouri? good heavens! you mustn't mind martha, dear. she's a bit of a snob. philadelphia is in pennsylvania. is that one of them big towns? oh, one of the biggest. that's the kind to stay away from if you've got anything in your poke. i beg your pardon? i mean if you're totin' any money. these two friends of mine, judd and hank, went to a big town once. abilene. got themselves a bottle and ran into a crooked wheel. next thing they knew, they were out on the street and dead busted! penny, will you please run along? see you later! oh... and this young man? yes. this is flint mccullough. flin

miss that thing. look at it tonight. ♪ ♪ martha: there is the bruce you wanted to hear. look at that.from a group of veterans. his bike down on side of the road. three veterans riding home after a veterans day event in new jersey. they saw somebody stranded. they helped the guy out. they were face-to-face with none other than the boss. the group drove legendary musician restaurant, ordered a couple rounds of beer. hung out for a while and waited until he got a ride home. you never know who it will be to help a stranded motorcyclist, right? that is the way people are in new jersey. eric: guarden state. you know what happened if they didn't do that. he would have a long walk home. that is a song. no thunder road. >>> meanwhile another note. there has been fast moving developments against the isis. iraqi military liberate ad city on outskirts of mosul as the mosul operation continues. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live near the front lines in irbil, iraq. hi, greg? reporter: hi, eric. the push against isis inside mosul continues not without danger and not without di

. >> for martha and a dozen others who complained to the conditions constitute neglect. >> there is more to be upset about then missing markers. in another section we found sacred ground underwater. >> in this email beth davis told us her grandparents remains were underwater in the rose garden area of the cemetery.>> i relayed the complaints to the department of financial services, a spokesman told me the department requires the grounds and gravesites to there are consumers with specific concerns we encourage them to contact us. >> they are obviously not doing what they are supposed to do to maintain. >> i left two messages for the owner. the water that covered the rose garden has receded since our last visit. as for state regulators they will look into any new complaints. jackie callaway taking action for you. >>> abc action news is answering the number one question that matters what does a donald trump present seeming to your future? as we found out there is reason to be optimistic and cautious. as the trump wave hits washington what kind of money moves should you be making? tempo realtor victoria mcguire. >> i thin

and you know, you can't defend this constant 10 miss match with the ball going back and forth -- tennis match. she is, she isn't. marthar one of them if elected? hi, nice to see you jim. come into the oval office, talk about our relationship. how is that going to go? >> one the things i don't know this happened but when i was governor i always pointed somebody asked them to write their resignation letter the day they were appointed. i keep it in my desk, if i ever needed to use it i already have it. whether they got that out of james comey, i don't know. if donald trump is elected, that would be my advice to him. maybe sure everybody you appoint, get the resignation letter. hold it over them, if thursday unwilling to do their jobs with integrity, let them go. martha: that is a sorry state of affairs. so we'll see how the ship is righted at the fbi. so important that americans have faith in these organizations and institutions. that the law is the law. that it is applied equally. that will be a conversation we'll continue to have. as you know we got fox news polls. look at one of them that has really been a touch point

miss towers. but, uh, he isn't here, so, uh, you can call me martha. here you go, martha. where are you from? st. louis. where in st. louis? 24th street? near there. yeah. ( chuckles ) i knew it when you came in the door. st. louis man. - drink? - yeah. i've been saving this. don't mind if i do. well, just say when. you say it for me. when. lift them, liar. can i put these down now? yeah, but easy. and remember this, liar: i can kill you if i have to. yes, ma'am. stacy'll kill you for this. don't seem like a whole lot to get killed for, does it? come on, let's go. - where? - well, to get your horse. i'm taking you with me, lady. that way, i'm sure stacy is gonna show up. all right. he's at the longdon mine. blond fellow, black horse. you know him? yeah, he's a bounty hunter named randall. well, you better get to him before he gets to stacy. don't you worry. i will. ( gun cocks ) way up, bounty hunter. without the gun. kick it. this is getting to be kind of a habit. well, go ahead. get it over with. no hurry. i'm just beginning to enjoy you, koster. you just keep coming back for more. - stacy

misses in recent years. i don't think that is likely but -- martha: we don't know. that is what makes it so crazy.aying to people, it all looks like lining up this one way but my god, if it goes the other way till with be most amazing political story we covered, not in a sense of good or bad, but in a sense of surprise and recognizing that you don't always understand what is going on out there. >> if the polls show something is too close to call, nobody was really wrong either way it turns out unless it was blow out and you thought it would be close. martha: you're protecting yourself. >> if the polls show it is really close you can't tell. martha: my gosh, that is why we play the game. why we stick around. thank you so much, guys. look forward to seeing you throughout the afternoon and evening and perhaps into morning hours. we'll see. thanks, guys. bill: the trump campaign did something in american politics has never seen. so what kind of president would he make and win or lose, what is his role after the election? what does the republican party look like? charles krauthamer will analyze that. >

miss. >> memory, history, it's going to be remembered forever. >> for martha, baseball is a family affair. her dad died earlier in year just months before his team finally broke its curse. >> we believe the cubs win world series and he's here with >> the spirit of baseball fans hope comes more than once a century. [ singing ] >> in chicago, i'm scott mclane. >> exciting times. >>> still ahead, we're tracking all this morning's biggest stories. we'll bring you a recap. >>> it's that time of year. set your clocks back an hour. we have details on daylightt >>> coming up on 8:55. here a look at our top stories. denver police investigating a shooting. one person was shot overnight and rushed to the hospital. police now searching for a suspect. % not clear what caused the shots to ring out. >>> this nurse is now in jail. kacye unruh is accused of taking painkillers in iv form. doctors are testing dozens of patients for possible hepatitis c she is accused of taking drugs from an oklahoma medical center where she previouslyyworked. >>> for the second time in just a day, the trump campaign office

miss, harvey levin hosts. donald trump on fox news channel. ♪ martha: president-elect donald trump vowing during his campaign to a wall between the united states and mexico. the two countries have had portions of fencing and walls sort of in different spots along the border there for some time. more than 60 countries, mostly in europe, now installing barriers at their borders to keep people out. mostly because of the refugee crisis they have been experiencing. william la jeunesse, live from los angeles with more on this morning. hey, william, good morning. reporter: martha, irony politicians fences don't work until they need one the europe has four times more barriers today than they did in the cold war. anyone who lives on the southern border along with agents that patrol it, will tell you that walls work. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. [cheering] reporter: whether you call it a wall or fence, border barriers are booming, not just in the u.s. >> at the end of world war ii, there were less than five border walls in i where in the world. as late as 1989, when the berlin wall came down t

missed them. >> first we check in with martha. >> coming up at the top of the hour, the transition team battlingsting. the decision though comes down to one person and that is the president-elect. it's an extremely important post given the troubling times we're living in. we'll talk about that and recount politics. you know, hillary clinton was flabbergasted that trump might not accept the outcome but now that the shoe is on the other foot, she's singing a different tune. >> we're talking about castro's legacy, we're talking about who should represent the united states at those services when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. we're looking forward to it. ay r but the best cyber monday deals ay r are at verizon. because a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. great deals on our hottest smartphones. like the droid turbo 2 by motorola for $10 per month. or the iphone se for $5 per month. our lowest price ever. the best cyber monday deals are at verizon. shop online all day. hurry, and get it all at vzw.com. >> wake up. get your i pho

martha, i saw it. saw what, dear? i saw the missing satellite. it passed in the west-to-east orbit. oh, check those readings. here, mm-hmm. time, 7:31. orbit, west to east. to call the papers. [music] oh, oh, mitchell. mitchell. mitchell. good morning, mr. wilson. you're up bright and early. i've been down to the corner to pick up a few extra copies of the paper. it seems there's been a little write-up about me. yes, i read it. it's wonderful. all it says is that i happened to sight that missing satellite on my new telescope last-- eakfast. congratulations. oh. oh, did you read it in the press telegraph or the news? the news. oh, the press telegraph handled it much better. i'll read what it says. mr. wilson, could we do that later? i'm quite late. oh, oh, i'll tell you what. see, i've got it folded to the right place. you can read it at stop signals. oh. thank you. oh, say, mitchell, some of the boys from the press are coming over tonight on the chance that i might sight it again. now, you're more than welcome to attend. i might do that. the time to spot satellites, you know? i see.

martha, the host of america's news room on fox news channel with us tonight, watching exit polling. how did they miss it? >> when you look at the polls morning, there's really only two organizations that look like they may come out looking good. the business daily and the l.a. times, both of which were thrown out by most prognosticators. but you go through the groups and it's quite stunning to see how it stacks up. you compare donald trump to mitt romney and he's done better with hispanics, black voters and in many cases better with women i think back to the interviews we've all done talking to the trump family, which has been his most powerful and involved surrogates and all they kept talking about is wherever they were on the trail, to rallies, they had tremendous support from women, hispanics, black voters. those voters makeup a much smaller percentage of the republican electorate. but he's moved the needle from where mitt romney was and that tonight. it is a stunning, stunning turn around and i in many ways they shouldn't be surprised because this has been stunning us at every turn. >> rural amer

missed. there are people who are truly in pain and that's what they responded to. marthaaround and having intense conversations about whether or not there's enough safe zone where -- in your space, whether it's at your college or enough diversity in the place that you work, now, everyone understand that is the basic argument of that, but these people, the argument was being made in detroit n flint, in western pennsylvania, in parts of ohio. they don't have the luxury to sit around and argue about these things. they're trying to provide for their families and michael moore was saying, get out of your bubble, wake up and understand what's going on in the country. it's a reality that is so potent and needs to be realized, does it not, tony. >> absolutely, martha. to add to the nature, i found myself in odd agreement with michael moore because the reality is for the last eight years whether you agree with president obama or not, you support him politically or not, the condition for the average hard-working middle class american has not improved. all the things that you need i

missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. marthag in on today's flag debate after several hundred veterans gathered at hampshire college to protest the school's decision to remove the american flag from campus. that decision was made in response to students allegedly burning the flag in protest of donald trump's victory. now trump weighing in tweeting this. nobody should be allowed to turn about the american flag. if they do, there must be consequences, perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. he sent out just a little while ago. supreme court ruled on that. the right to burn the flag is protected under the first amendment in the constitution. coming up next hour we'll speak with the mayor near hampshire college and talk to him. he has gotten into this whole protest thing. but donald trump apparently thinks that you don't really have the right to turn burn the flag and you should be jailed if you do. bill: turnout on sunday was phenomenal. we'll talk to the mayor next hour. >>> fox news alert. new provocations from iran. two s

missing woman's finances. linda carmen and her son nathan disappeared after leaving rhode island for a fishing flip september. nathan was rescued from a raft 100 miles off of martha's vineyard eight days later. his mom was never found and presumed dead. linda for more than 20 years and wants to be appointed trustee of linda's estate. linda's father was murdered in 2013 and left millions of dollars to his family. nathan was a subject in his grandfather's murder. >>> second victim of a violent break in has died. 77-year-old joanna fisher died at the hospital. fisher and her 95-year-old husband thomas hardy was attacked inside their orange home. hardy died in the attack. fisher was found seriously are facing charges. the pair were arrested after the attack in virginia. the telegram reports an autopsy will determine fisher's cause of death. it is not clear if that will bring a second murder charge. >>> it is 5:10. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. good morning. 93 south, an easy 19-minute ride from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. >>> shiri? >> shiri: breezy along the coastline teens even 20s across the cape. what you will find are gusts this

martha would see the whole picture in new hampshire. they would see the whole picture in nevada. in wisconsin. ours were piecemeal. it's a little bit hard to say if we missed something in the data. what i think we did miss, at least i would be curious if this is true in jessica's as well, is how well trump performed in some of our districts. iowa won, for example. we had hillary clinton winning that handily. i think i read today in one of the morning newsletters that trump actually ended up winning that district. there is something that we missed there just in the data. but i don't really know if i would say that we missed something strategically that was sort of apparent or even in retrospect. you look at the poll and no poll's right 100% of the time, but you look at what it says and you interpret it to the best of your ability. when it's sort of off by that, it's not that you missed something, it's that the data missed something. that's a deeper question that's going to take longer to try and answer. >> i think ty is right about that. you sort of -- look, the national polling, public polling, the major networks polling, everybody had turnout assumptions.