more pinocchios.ere on the air when the obamacare rollout came out, talking about the stories of people losing their health insurance, he went on the senator floor, all lies. he's a serial liar. he says things like the word is out. what does the word is out mean. we talked about this when he said that about mitt romney. i would say anything. i would say harry reid beats his wife, the word is out, i have no proof but hey, let him prove that i'm wrong. harry reid is taking money from the mob, word is out, i have no proof but go ahead and prove me wrong. you can say anything about politics when you do that. >> harry reid is the illegitimate son of gentleman pet to, the word is out. >> that is true. >> marc, good to see you. >> thanks, megyn. >> we'll be right back. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally

they gave him a triple pinocchio maximum rating? >> for repeated ads that got pinocchios.koch brothers were largely responsible for global warming. when we were on the air talking about stories of people losing their insurance, he went on the senate floor, all lies. he is a serial liar. he will go back to the senate. he says things like the word is out. what does that mean? we talked about it when he said about mitt romney, i could say anything. i could say harry reid beats his wife, i have no proof but, hey, let him prove i'm wrong. harry reid is taking money from the mob. word is out. i have no proof, but prove me wrong. you can say anything about politics when you do it. >> harry reid is the illegitimate son of gipetto, the word is out. >> that's true. >> mark, good to see you. >> thanks, megyn. >> we'll be right back. r credit" "you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you?" "credit karma huh?" "yeah, it's free.' "credit karma. give yourself some credit." with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're

. >> the "washington post" gave him four pinocchios for saying that.aid it was totally, totally false. >> it's interesting that the "washington post" gave pinocchios to someone citing a "washington post" study. >> this is a criticism from supporters, long-time supporters of his that he is getting. from newt gingrich, the former speaker. he said this. the president of the united states can't randomly tweet without having somebody check it out. it makes you wonder about whatever else he's doing. it undermines much more than a single tweet. mitch mcconnell. listen to what the republican leader, the majority leader, in the senate said. listening -- listen to this. he was asked to react to trump's suggestion that there were millions of people voting illegally. >> well, secretary clinton conceded the election. and it appears to me she thinks the election is over. the american people think the election is over. and i think the election is over. so it's an interesting discussion, but it strikes me as totally irrelevant. time to move on. >> is the president-ele

like each of veggies and it will give you superpower and to keep them from fibbing there is the pinocchio failed that if you tell a lie, your nose grows when the, family pet dies or is the story that it is in the phrase, we will see, which means, though. asking if you know cpr? study shows the older you are the less likely to know it, on out of five adults are currentl trained to perform cpr and that is even lower amountsts older adults survey of 9,000 found 80 percent were certified cpr. by 65 said they received training at sometimeme that immediate cpr after cardia arrest can double or triple the chances of survival. continue the month-long celebration of dick goddard preparing for his final forecast.t. >> he has been a tv for more than 50 years,, he played a lar that all that had to do with th weather, we used to see dick goddard tellis but for fans of big chuck and lil john he was art of one of the most popular skits of all time. we know dick out of it comes to the weather,, he also did a another role and to be part of the big chuck and lil john show. 1979, who have left the show. joh

and of course probably has pinocchio's picture up there. [ laughter ] he lied, but he can't quite remember. so it's great fun. i mean, the political situation, i still-- i can't get over the ginsburg marijuana thing. that is a triumphant moment for comedians. >> yeah. >> really, i mean, when you hear that a guy who's running for that's just breathtaking stuff. what i like is not so much that he smoked the joint-- who cares about that? it's the next day all the democratic candidates admitted that they had done it, you know? because they were worried their friends were gonna, you know, sort of rat on them. >> yeah, they wanted to open up and show that, "hey, "i'm just an average guy, too." >> an average guy. >> yeah. >> but, like albert gore said, he smoked, but he didn't enjoy it. [ laughter ] >> the word they use that i love, they "experimented" with it. >> i experimented with it. >> >> i didn't enjoy it-- and the press is, you know, they reported this. i mean, the guy is running for the presidency. you know, what is he gonna say? "wow, what a rush?" [ laughter ] >> man. [ laughter ] >> wh

if you are wondering pinocchio got two votes. alison: with this election an outhouse in new hampshire? whatever. we'll be here for the real election next week. this is halloween night at the white house. the kids love going there to trick-or-treat. look at this. a lame duck. very, very clever. one of the funnier costumes we saw. ther white hair. obama said i am not that gray! you took it way too far. larry: on the morning show we had a 2-year-old prince with a mustache. got a picture they sent to us. >> good time. >> not quite lame duck. battleground states and one that figures prominently in the last week of the election. alison: later -- >> i am happy to announce we made an arrest in one of the two homicides. >> a local police chief is making news on newschannel8 after a deadly house party over the weekend. >> month of november is off to a chilly start. i will tell coming up. >> i walked through here fairly late yesterday. alison: she wasn't alone. larry: two highway workers found a man trapped in the car in the the woods in oh

some puppet on a string to have hopes jerked back and forth like pinocchio. i think they understand that. first they said they would hear my appeal, and then... they have to ask for the files to know what the case is about. i suppose. what's the date of the hearing? 23rd -- week from monday. i know how hard this is, but try to put it out ofofour mind. no, that's the way i'm doing it. is in the equatorial regionsns sorry? for the past week or so, i've been somewhat irregular. usually you can set your watch by my peristaltic process. but not to worry. i'm gonna start pushing fibers. i thank you for the one-on-one. anytime, howard. well, i've had everything else happen to me. i suppose it's only a mamaer of time before i had a bottle of urine dumped on my head. shirt's clean. put 50 cents in the washing machine and watch the clothes go around 500 times. look at this. i lost a button, too. get out ofofhe street, lady. [ horn honks ] [ tires screech ] she's afraid. what's the matter? where is he, ma'am? where, ma'am? arriva, arriva! show us! come on! [ crying ] ]

a claim given four pinocchios as recount efforts are now possible in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania, he cautions not to look too deeply into it. >> i think the recounts will just reiterate that donald trump was elected president in a fair election. >> in washington, i'm kristine frazao, abc7 news. larry: well, the president-elect meanwhile getting blowback for the claims about the millions of illegal votes in virginia, new hampshire, and california. in a statement, virginia commissioner of election called the claims simply unfounded. was fair and all votes cast by eligible voters were accurately counted. ahead at 6:00, northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg takes the president-elect claim to the local election leaders and the voters and the concerns with the ramifications at 6:00. >> the death of fidel castro brought about responses as vastly different of the opinions of the former leader himself. today, somber sights in havana. the urn holding castro's ashes and will be taken on a tour of the island nation ending in santiago for castro's funeral on sunday. the same stark cont

"pinocchio" for what it feels like to be a real boy. >> you are a real boy! >> reporter: owen is at a school for children with learning disabilities. his language skills are improving. >> what is it, "o"? >> reporter: and soon, his art skills, too. by age 11, 5 years after uttering that first sentence at walt's party, owen's spending hours immersed in animation in a new way -- drawing. when ron stumbles upon his sketchpad, he begins to understand owen's view of himself. >> as you flip through the pages, i see there's 100 sidekicks. no heroes. the last two pages, he writes two things. "i am the protector of the sidekicks." and on the last page, he writes, "no sidekick gets left behind." >> reporter: and for every for owen, it's his brother walt. student body president, on the football team, and popular. >> like any big brother, you want to be his protector, you want to be his role model. >> reporter: walt's rites of passage become a roadmap for owen. when walt celebrates his bar mitzvah, owen takes notice. >> and as the age approached, owen said, "when is my b

. >> ackbar, buzzy, sherlock, tonto, uh, nebuchadnezzar, pinocchio, mustafa, and ace. [ laughter ] oh, oh, and john. i named him when i was still doing a lotta drugs. [ laughter ] yeah. >> ace. >> but my-- my favorite-- you know how you have a favorite? my favorite, i think, >> oh, i didn't mention mandrake. right, mandrake. he's, uh, he's not too, you know, swift. i think the cheese fell off his cracker a long time ago. uh... [ laughter ] i get the feeling that mandrake peaked in kindergarten. but he's a good kid. he gets in trouble. he's in trouble with the law again, unfortunately. >> oh, no. >> they got him for, um, unlawful pruning of a city-owned tree. it's not serious, you know, but, um... >> what woulss a child to do this? >> i know! he's older now. he's 24. >> you go through that stage i suppose where you go around and get that pruning urge. >> yeah. it's true. >> it's like going through puberty. it's going through pruning. >> sowing your wild oats. it's similar. uh, i laugh at this stuff because you have to. >> or you don't get paid. >> it's true, it's true. they take you aw

i think that -- >> my feeling is -- >> is that a pinocchio? >> i'm trying to help. >> i appreciate your generous spirit. he did say that. it caused a spir and gtir and g national attention. he is talking about a crazy system, but he did say it. you have to own up to it. he was -- this was an interesting campaign stop for him. he is in southwest florida. three-quarters of the population of the area is republican. it's about one-quarter democrat and they send bill clinton because when clinton was running he did very well. obama won 35% of the vote over there. so here comes bill clinton. i think it must have stirred up the democrats there. my gosh, i don't think it did well with the three-quarters of republicans. >> i wanted to ask you what the ultimate aim is. when he says it's the craziest thing in the world, it's not because he thinks there should be more competition in the market, i think the democrats would like to see the single payer program. >> you think he said it was crazy they didn't go far enough? that's the left's trick on anything.

. >> you're pinocchio thank you four that report. >> and i'm driving here every >> you can rub it in their faces. >> and i would come and pick you up. >> we would buy our own. >> thank you, wisdom. >> coming up a maryland company we can all find on our space rack at home tapping into the european market. >> and a number of us could be paying a spanish company for utilities. >> we're headed to break this wednesday morning with a live look across the d.c. region. it's looking clear out there now. dense fog this morning may 5:21 the time. 58 degrees. wow, more fox news morning 58 degrees. wow, more fox news morning after the break ? ? . he gets a lot of compliments. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. >> a compromise to provide mariott will get a loan for new headquarters in bethesda and hogan provided funding for maryland public schools. it will go before the general assembly ne

. >> azby brown an architecture pinocchio -- tokyo for 30 years. one side of the station is modern. the other is more traditional. and faces japan's imperial palace. >> it was really a symbol of the japanese empire. it has this grandiose, classical kind of dignified appearance. the other side was really like the back side of the city. it was always a little dustier and just more business like. >> you have the super modern on fashioned on the other. >> definitely old fashioned. yet when this building was built, this was the peak of modernism. >> today it boasts a labyrinth of shops, its own hotel and bar, even a signature tokyo station cocktail. it's remarkably clean. to save for some wrappers etoh snapped up. and a little dust he noticed mind a computer. we watched you go around and pick up the trash at on piece of trash you showed it to people nearby, why this i'm trying so set an example he told us, tokyo is the gateway to january japan for the olympics we'll have visitors from 200 countries. we can't speak the same language, but we can show a spanking clean station. >> all right.

and the four-pinocchio rating, paul ryan's statement that obamacare actually raises costs to medicareave to get those facts up. >> jonathan cohn, i'll give you the last word on this. when americans talk about they want less spending, if you think of the federal government like a pie, i think what a lot of people don't realize is something like two-thirds of that pie are taken up by these very popular social programs and military spending. you're left with very little, if you don't touch those programs and your concern is spending, but people also don't want to touch the third that's things that they like. government programs that they actually want. do republicans have a winning argument saying that because of deficits, we are going to have to take away these extremely popular programs, which are not actually going bankrupt. is that a winning argument, or is that going to be much more complicated than paul ryan thinks, jonathan? >> it's impossible to know for sure, but i don't think it's a winning argument. i don't think changing the guarantee of medicare, i don't think taking insuran

kind of bohemia's it always-- i think it's very important that the media , i mean, there are the pinocchios the "washington post" says in these are the number of trumps-- number of times it trump has lied and number that clinton has lied and everyone has opinion all the this country, but there are undeniable facts. host: what is the dirty campaign of the past? guest: oh, boy. when we had adams and jefferson were jefferson was going to sell new england churchgoing ladies into prostitution adams was going to have a king and jefferson on the head of a serpent from the book of genesis and the garden of eden. we had jackson, we talked about before. john quincy adams was accused by jackson's for picturing young girls. we heard about jackson being accused of being a bigamist. i thought you were going to ask me about growth and cleveland's in the case of cleveland and before he had married his young bride he was accused of assigning a child of a woman that he was not married to. you is a bachelor and the cartoon was: mama, where's my paw, down at white house. then there were two other things, jame

. >> ackbar, buzzy, sherlock, tonto, uh, nebuchadnezzar, pinocchio, mustafa, and ace. [ laughter ] oh, oh, and john. i named him when i was still doing a lotta drugs. [ laughter ] yeah. >> ace. >> but my-- my favorite-- you know how you have a favorite? my favorite, i think, >> oh, i didn't mention mandrake. right, mandrake. he's, uh, he's not too, you know, swift. i think the cheese fell off his cracker a long time ago. uh... [ laughter ] i get the feeling that mandrake peaked in kindergarten. but he's a good kid. he gets in trouble. he's in trouble with the law again, unfortunately. >> oh, no. >> they got him for, um, unlawful pruning of a city-owned tree. it's not serious, you know, but, um... >> what would possess a child to do this? >> i know! he's older now. he's 24. >> you go through that stage i suppose where you go around and get that pruning urge. >> yeah. it's true. >> it's like going through puberty. it's going through pruning. >> sowing your wild oats. it's similar. uh, i laugh at this stuff because you have to. >> or you don't get paid. >> it's true, it's true. they take