i would pay, like, if they would let me swipe my credit card, if i was guaranteed a patdown, i would do that. >> by the way, it's been very cold out. but anyway -- >> be that as it may, i've known deegan for a long time and i'm not going to remotely comment on that, but it absolutely a privilege to the safety they provide. we have this very complex, very successful, very safe and very efficient civil aviation system. it works extremely well. and i disagree with ben completely. you can call this cosmetic, but the fact that we're not going to have another one of these embarrassing shutdowns that embarrasses us in front of the entire world is a very good thing. >> but it's cosmetic in the terms of the budget. >> that's the definition of cosmetic. >> $25 billion is nothing. >> there's a two-year deal that does squirt that possibility of a government shutwn, but it's two years deeper in the hole, too. so i know republicans are hoping maybe we fake the senate and in a couple years we take the white house. >> still can't do -- >> i think you're right on this, but that's the hope. we get our

they would get a full patdown. i did not get a full patdown, i was still briefly patted down. >> is walking out with your hands in the air part of a lockdown drill or were the police telling you to do that? >> the police were telling us tad that. normally in a lockdown drill, we wouldn't leave our class. we would stay in. >> i know you have a twin brother at the school and you had a little trouble reaching him at first. tell us about that. and tell us about when you were able to be reunited with him. >> that was probably hands down the scareyest time i've ever been in my entire life over all. i was with, i was in the corner with my classmates and all of a sudden i go, wait, my brother is not on lunch. he's in the school. i text him. i go, austin, are you doing okay? because i just assumed he knows that he is in lockdown. he doesn't apply. i go, austin, where are you? then he doesn't reply. where are you? are you okay? still no reply. then i remembered what class he is in. and so i go, i'm texting my friend bernie a

people going if and out of the stadium without a metal detector or a patdown. the south african government says they're we well prepared for any scenario. they've hosted dig any tars before and the world cup in 2010. john? dy diana? >>> president obama's limb moe caught in traffic. a rare sight of the limo nicknamed the beast. >> abc will follow events in south africa all morning. a complete wrap up on "good morning america." >>> back here at home, the headline this morning is the wintry weather wallop. >> forecasters predicting another double punch as a storm system coming out of the great lakes combines with a southern low from the south. lit spawn more snow from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. >>> a bitter cold front out of canada is blasting parts of minnesota. the mercury struggled to stretch above 0 yesterday. some areas feeling as cold as 35 below. >>> the icy blast is forcing more flight cancellations. numbers sure to climb today. most out of newark, dallas-ft. worth and dulles. >> nearly 7,000 flight cancellations since saturday. some people strande

what's tucked inside it could have you paying up for those patdowns.hat set the bottom of the hour, but up here first. major winter storms slamming the u.s. and with just ten shopping days to go before christmas, will this wicked weather be the grinch that steals holiday sales? ♪@a now back to bulls and bears right here on the fox news channel. ♪ >>> oh, the weather outside is frightful. cars piling up, trees going down, delivery trucks stranded. and shoppers, many will be stuck at home this weekend with just ten more shopping days until christmas. we already know store traffic was down 22% during last week's mess. tracy, are retailers worried? should they be? >> they should be. here's why. when you go to a store,there's the me factor. i buy something pretty for you, brenda, and take something home for me, too. you're not going to have that if you are not in the stores touching, feeling and looking at stuff. you'll go online and order what you need and be done. so retailers will suffer at the end of the day. we have seen it already. it's a shortened ho

what's tucked inside it could have you paying up for those patdowns. that set the bottom of the hour, but up here first. major winter storms slamming the u.s. and with just ten shopping days to go before christmas, will this wicked weather be the grinch that steals holiday sales? ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm eric shaun. police say the teen who opened fire inside a colorado high school was likely out for revenge. the boy went into the school with bombs and shouted the teacher's name. the school is just a few miles from the scene of the aurora movie theater shooting and columbine high school. >>> and the fbi arrested 50-year-old terry lo hen in kansas for planning to detonate a car bomb at the wichita airport. lohan work there had and used his employee access card to get on the tarmac. lohan has been under investigation for months after making violent threats of jihad to an undercover agent. i'm eric shawn with the latest news. now back to bulls and bears right here on the fox news channel. ♪ >>> oh, the weather outside is frightful.

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. >> the guy when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussion about it.told me my tongue ring, that's got to come out. i'm like it doesn't come out. if they go to cut it, they'll end up cutting my tongue. he said never mind, we're going to leave it be. >> he was allowed to keep one other piece considered too embedded to safely remove. >> i keep it up my nose. i leave it be. >> he's serving a six-month sentence at kent county for aggravated domestic violence. it's the second time he's been convicted for assaulting his girlfriend. >> i could be doing a hell of a lot longer for what i did. i mixed pills with my liquor. i thought she was choking me. i woke up and i threw her across the room by her throat. that's all i remember. i don't remember nothing else. she said you gave me an hour-long ass beating. i'm like i don't remember this ♪ >> the outside world, abendroth is a rapper known as krak rok and violence is a big part of his act. >> i write violently, i write about murder and killing things. i think the reason i write violent lyrics is because i want to

. >>> get ready to pay up for that patdown. >> we're going to do that two times in the front and two times in the back. >> we could do that but if you test my junk i'm going have you arrest. >> forget testing your junk. to the new tax the fliers may want to junk. i love that audio. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. when these two got together to try to fix the budget they put fliers in effect because each time you fly you will pay. and now what you pay is about double what you

. >> the guy at the front when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussion about it.e said, the tongue ring has to come out. i was like, it doesn't come out. if they cut it, they will cut my tongue. so they said, we'll leave it it be. >> he was also able to keep another part. >> it doesn't harm anybody and it stays up in my nose. i did that and just simply put it back in and leave it be. >> he is serving a six-month sentence at kent county for aggravated domestic violence. it's the second time he's been convicted in serving time for assaulting his girlfriend. >> i could be doing a hell of a lot longer for what i did. the night i assaulted my girlfriend, i got so messed up that night and mixed pills with my liquor. all i remember, i thought he was choking me. i could have been dreaming for all i know. i threw her across the room by her throat and that's all i remember. i remember nothing else. she was like, you gave me an hour-long ass beating. i was like, i don't remember this. >> to the outside world, he's a rapper known as crack rock and violence is a big part of hi

. >>> get ready to pay up for that patdown. >> we're going to do that two times in the front and two times in the back. >> we could do that but if you test my junk i'm going have you arrest. >> forget testing your junk. to the new tax the fliers may want to junk. i love that audio. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. when these two got together to try to fix the budget they put fliers in effect because each time you fly you will pay. and now what you pay is about double what you used to pay. going from $2.50 per plight for a security fee to $5.60 each day the deal goes through. it translates into a $12.6 billion over ten years. folks i imagine are not too happy. >> reporter: yeah. passengers we spoke to aren't excited about having one more cost add order to their tickets. this particular fee has been around since 2002 when congress enacted what's known as the september 11 security fee. the original idea that was to help offset the cost of the newly formed tsa. since then, though, agencies' cost increased by nearly $6.5 billion. they hired 50,000 workers and added detecting devices a

a minor exception was made for him -- >> the guy when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussionut it. he told me my tongue ring, that's got to come out. i'm like it doesn't come out. if they go to cut it, they'll end up cutting my tongue. because it's short of a barbell. he said, never mind. >> he was allowed to keep one other piece considered too embedded to safely remove. >> it doesn't harm anybody and it stays up my nose. the forward said keep it up your nose. i did that, simply put it back in and leave it be. >> he's serving a six-month sentence at kent county for aggravated domestic violence. it's the second time he's been convicted and served time for assaulting his girlfriend. >> i could be doing a hell of a lot longer for what i did. the night i assaulted my girlfriend, i got so messed up that night and i mixed pills with my liquor. all i remember, i thought she was choking me. i could have been dreaming for all i know. i woke up and threw her across the room by her throat and that's all i remember. i don't remember nothing else. she was like, you gave me an hour-long as

get ready to pay for that patdown thanks to congress. test test >>> quick headlines for you.act saying that's where he could finish out his coaching career. he is expected to make up to $7.5 million per year. students at lehigh university came up with the most elaborate beer pong set-up ever. administrators suspended the school's fraternity after the photos appeared online. they are facing several offenses including irresponsible distribution of alcohol. that's innovation. >> a new report finds jane fonda's foundation has not made a single charitable contribution in the last five years despite having $800,000 in assets. so with this time of year being one of the biggest for giving, what you need to know before donating to charity. we turn to ceo of charity navigator. rule one is don't give to jane fonda. is this legal? >> it could be technically legal because if you give one donation over that five-year period and then averages to 5% per year of the money, could you get away with it. it technically may be legal, but the spirit of what a foundation is supposed to be doing is d