we hang, we swing. >> jimmy: martin short and jeff, live in panama city, florida.k with suraj sharma. ,, let's see if we can get one past the defense. hut! go! here it comes! right on the numbers! boom! get it! spin! oh, nice hands! chest bump. ugh! good job, man. nice! okay, halftime. now, this is my favorite play. oh! i'm wide open. oh, fumble. fumble. don't want to fumble any of these. [ male announcer ] share what you love, with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. it's up... and it's good! good?! they're grrreat! but first you've got to get him to say, "hello." new crest 3d white arctic fresh toothpaste. use it with these 3d white products, and whiten your teeth in just 2 days. new crest 3d white toothpaste. life opens up when you do. hurry in and try five succulent entrees, like our tender snow crab paired with savory garlic shrimp. just $12.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. and introducing 7 lunch choices for just $7.99. salads, sandwiches, and more. and introducing 7 lunch choices for just $7.99. you ari can't see. ooh, turn up the brig

you can see him live december 16th at the marina civic center in panama city, florida.n short. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what an entrance. it is always a pleasure to have us here. >> i love to be overwhelmed by love. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> good. i love doing this show. >> jimmy: you do? thank you? >> it's my favorite. of the 47 talk shows, it's in the top four of five because of the responsibility native. >> jimmy: of whom? >> our conversation. since you refuse to prepare. and i think it's your strength. >> jimmy: that it is. >> you're the honey boo boo of late night. >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ applause ] i've been eating a lot of cheese balls to prepare. well, that's -- >> i love -- >> jimmy: do you really? >> yes. the difference between her family and the palins is teeth. and that's it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and a few pounds, maybe. and i think, by the way, i'm glad that you showed up. >> jimmy: thank you. >> considering that when that national enquirer story hit today. >> jimmy: what story? >> well, the one that says that you're dating general

three more in panama city. we are in alabama, birming >> is your book going to crush other cars with its big wheels? >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. >>> you can catch greg on dennis miller's show at 12:30 p.m. eastern time and on your world with ?eel at 4:00 -- and with neil at 4:00 p.m. >> a new red eye returns tomorrow. >> time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, tom. >> it will be imus in the morning. fox and friends at 5:45 and fox news raid know in the afternoon. >> -- news radio in the afternoon. >> i have stuff on twitter but i will plug something else. it is pete anderson the great guitar player is a "red eye" fan and has two dates left in new mexico. you should see them. they are awesome. >> cool. greg, i hear you have a book coming out or something? >> i think we have done that to death though. but yes i have a book if you haven't ordered it yet. go to amazon.com or any bookstore. i think they exist still. that's me. >> pretty impressive sales figur

at least three people reportedly died after heavy rain triggered severe flooding west of panama city.and collapsed a major highway. panama president's promises aid to the area. >>> china. crews rescued a man buried in mud in the southern province. he reportedly fell into a hole he dug in his banana field. days of torrential rape made the mud so heavy, firefighters needed an excavator to free him. >>> sweden. thousands of fans with shovels and construction tools packed into a historic soccer stadium in stockholm. officials gave folks permission to take what they can they could from the soon to be demolished stadium which hosted the 1952 world cup finals. they walked away with seats and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news and five weeks from today, pretty much everybody's taxes go up unless president obama and congress can keep us from going over that ever talked about fiscal cliff. now the white house says president obama is taking his case to the people. meet

i remember traveling in the panhandle and they are leaving early voting, pensacola, panama city, andonville in the lead of early voting. >> i want to ask you specifically about orange county. orange county in 2000, one of the ultimate swing counties in florida and then it's surely but slowly slipping into the blue column, becoming a little more democratic. big gains populationwise among puerto ricans. what does romney have to do in orange county? can he lose orange county and still lose the state? >> chuck, he's not going to lose orange county. he may lose it but not by much. 16% hispanic unemployment, that's one of the highest in the country anywhere. tremendously high and the combined forces i think is making a real difference. people are hungry for a change and plan for the future. president obama has not offered a vision for the next four years and i think that's where romney has turned this election around. and i've got a plan, i'm going to get this economy going again. we don't need -- by the way, reorganizing government. i was in the cabinet to reshuffle the chairs of the cabi

happened there, which is on the coast between pensacola, more specifically right around panama city. the jet was an f-22 fighter like this one worth more than $140 million. officials say it's now littering a base runway. the main highway there also shut down. no word on the cause of the crash. more details as they come in. >>> world leaders are now taking action to try to defuse the violence between israel and hamas. coming up, what they're doing and how it's going so far. word from the white house as violence escalates. a live report from the united nations as the troops mass and threat of a ground war builds. from the journalist of fox news, this is a thursday fox report >> shep: coverage of massing forces in the middle east as israel prepares for what may become a ground invasion of the gaza strip. world leaders are monitoring the rapidly deteriorating situation there and working to prevent an all-out war. hamas claims this video shows rockets launched into israel, some of the hundreds they fired today. meanwhile, israeli jets slammed targets in the gaza strip, softening up ammuni

the f-22 raptor went down near tindall air force base, south of panama city.ash. >>> the army is just out with very troubling new numbers on soldier suicide this year. at the end of last month, more active duty soldiers had taken their own lives than in all of last year. 166 suicides through october. one more than in 2011. earlier this fall, the army ordered a service wide stand down day. requiring soldiers to learn about suicide prevention. >> just tragic. there is more bad news from the u.s. postal service. the mail agency had a record $16 billion net loss for the past fiscal year. the postal service wants congress to allow it to close facilities and cut the days it delivers mail. first-class mail volume is down significantly. >> bad news from those guys. hostess issued an ultimatum. striking workers did not blink. >> the company said come back to work by 5:00 p.m. eastern last night or it would move to shut down for good. workers stayed on the picket lines. and now hostess says it won't announce its next move until later this morning. 18,000 jobs are at sta

supporters waved scores of american flags during his stop in panama city, florida. at this time tomorrow morning he will fly to reno for a rally at the reno tahoe airport. one new poll shows president obama with a 50-48 age against romney. president obama is also in the midst of a campaign blitz. >> as long as there is a child anywhere in virginia, anywhere in this country who is still languishing in poverty and barred from opportunity, our work is not yet done. we have more work to do. >> the president spent last fight at a campaign stop in virginia with former president bill clinton as well as the dave matthews band. today the president will visit at least four states new hampshire, florida, colorado, and ohio. pop star katy perry was sporting a president obama campaign slogan. perry initially came out wearing a red, white, and blue dress holding a microphone shaped like the status of liberty's torch. after she sang her first song she revealed her other dress which had the slogan forward on it. perry also paused to make a pitch for donations for victims of super s

the panhandle, which means fort walton beach, panama city, pensacola, all the counties around the panhandle had just closed, so their numbers are not yet in. the old saying about florida is the for the north you go, the father southern you get, which means the panhandle is republican territory. the southeast part of the status democratic territory. what decides florida is the interstate corridor that stretches from tampa to orlando and all the way to daytona beach and some small communities in between. that area there will decide florida. that area is in. the panhandle is just coming in. let's look at florida again. it is lopsided at the moment. you can see or you will be able to see in a moment that in a state of florida with 41% of precincts reported, there is a lopsided lead at the moment for barack obama -- lopsided by florida standards. at any rate, they will all come in item appeared florida is to close to call. pennsylvania just came in here you may know that the run a campaign make noises in the past few days about how pennsylvania may be in play. president clinton went as and obama

news channel 7 in panama city, florida. 65 degrees as you look on the satellite radar, heavy rain tohwest. a few clouds here and there around the great lakes with a few snow showers. for the most part, pretty nice. evening showers move to the central and southern california with a beautiful day from texas to the gulf that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, cloudy and cold this thursday morning and around the region. we have temperatures generally above freezing from the blue ridge east to the bay. west of the blue ridge, many locations at or below freezing. we'll have the cloud cover breaking up later this afternoon with sun breaking out. highs reach near 50. later tonight, into tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. mid-30 starting off friday morning. this chilly pattern continues into midweek nex>> and that's y weather. who's here? >> carson daly. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> am i going to be late for one direction? >> just a couple of days. so we've got ten competitors left on "the voice." >> we do. >> and no

it was not as enormous as an accomplishment as the civil rights act but the panama canal treaties or rescuing new york city or a saving chrysler, that was all done on a bipartisan basis. that is the way the great senate operated. host: the gulf of tonkin resolution was also on a bipartisan basis. guest: it was within a period of weeks after the civil rights act of 1964 that they did the gulf of tonkin resolution. many of them always regretted doing it. the truth is, they decided to give political cover to president johnson during the 1964 campaign. the wanted to stand by the president. they never intended, none of them, intended it to be a blank check to enlarge the vietnam war. they regretted having died and he started using it that way. from 1964 on, the senate was the focal point of the opposition to the war. democrats opposing it during president johnson's term, republicans joining them as well, president nixon's term, the second moral imperative that these centers dealt with was ending the war. host: can there be a parallel drawn between the actions of the senate in that period and the support of the

panama canal. >>> around 40,000 people were expecting to run the new york city marathon yesterday but it was canceled amid some controversy after the aftermath of hurricane sandy. thousands decided they wanted to volunteer and show up to raise money for hurricane victims and several other charities. they made a loop around central park and ran staten island. many carried supplies, food and other kind of help. >> they are not even neighbors. look what they are doing. >> it is the least we can do to help them out. >> chefs donated their time to cook some warm meals. >> all right. it is 6:14. we have a beautiful shot of the jefferson memorial. it is a gorming's morning. it is dark of course, but it is a cold morning as we said earlier. feels more like december than november. freeze warnings in part of our viewing area as well. >> look at that. tonight is going to be back in the 20s and 30s. wednesday we have a nor'easter. >> you better get them. wednesday is going to be a raw day wednesday. the coast is going to get pounded again. this won't bring flooding to new york, but the jersey coast is going to t

canal would not serve to substitute the panama canal but rather to complement it there's similar logic here is in urban planning the more roads you have in your city the better the traffic we're looking at providing our region with two major waterway routes instead of all of this would it haunts the regions transit capabilities bring down transit costs and thus benefit global trade in general serving not just our own interests as an economy those of the entire international community will support for nicaragua it would also mean independence giving us access to resources and the kind of revenues that would enable us to become entirely self-sufficient but as of now we're a dependent economy there's nothing wrong with interdependence and complementarity but one way dependency is bad for anyone so when will nicaragua finally get its chance. very soon i hope there is a lot of work being done chinese companies are in charge of the project and we expect it to be accomplished rather quickly is that you know if this year the united states has thurman aided its angle eight commitment the nicaragua how has that affected your country. what nicaragua is highl

doing when after the panama pacific -- all the buildings were demolished with the exception of the palace of fine arts and the area eventually became a non-commercial part of the city relished by residents and visitors alike. let's keep it that way. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is -- i'm missing my regular monthly community meeting at the tenderloin police station that we have every month but there's a couple of issues that are important to me. going down and playing cat and mouse games with the board of clerk's office about the sunshine laws pamphlet that's supposed to be in there, because in every other language there is the leaflets. but in english they seem to have a hard time so now they're saying that they're going to redo it but then i said you should take the other ones out of there and redo the whole thing but no i'm playing a cat and mouse thing but i will be back tomorrow to see if they make copies of that because that should be in the office of the board of clerks. also, i wanted to speak on hiv. as you know, the african-american and latino community is the highest, community is the highest, fastest n

it was not as enormous as an accomplishment as the civil rights act but the panama canal treaties or rescuing new york city or a saving chrysler, that was all done on a bipartisan basis. that is the way the great senate operated. host: the gulf of tonkin resolution was also on a bipartisan basis. guest: it was within a period of weeks after the civil rights act of 1964 that they did the gulf of tonkin resolution. many of them always regretted doing it. the truth is, they decided to give political cover to president johnson during the 1964 campaign. the wanted to stand by the president. they never intended, none of them, intended it to be a blank check to enlarge the vietnam war. they regretted having died and he started using it that way. from 1964 on, the senate was the focal point of the opposition to the war. democrats opposing it during president johnson's term, republicans joining them as well, president nixon's term, the second moral imperative that these centers dealt with was ending the war. host: can there be a parallel drawn between the actions of the senate in that period and the support of the

doing when after the panama pacific exhibition all of the buildings were demolished with the exception of the palace of fine arts and that area became a commercially known part of the cityfree to be enjoyed by the residents and visitors alike. thank you. >> supervisor farrell: thank you. next speaker please. >> good morning. this is a historic vote because the marine green has never had a commercial lease in 77 years since the land was deeded to the city by the state in trust in the original legislation for bad commercial leases and this, although was amended, was honored by every previous board of supervisors for every project that was proposed to have a commercial lease on the green. this is signature open space. it's not port property. it's not commercialized. and this area of the green is the only part of the green that is open to the open water, the night sky, and it cries for environmental review. and i refer you to sara dennis-philips ips e-mail e-mail about the ceqa determination. this requires clarification. the immediate neighbors were not notified. there was no written notice sent by rtp or the planning department. why subject the planning department involved