on one front -- the speed at which his popularity is declining -- he is only beating nicolas sarkozy. >> it only takes one moment, but it could last a lifetime. we're talking about the information you're right on facebook. >> it is not just law enforcement -- and is not just advertising firms. law-enforcement authorities have also use it. >> it remains highly controversial. some say investigations should only be made through public agencies, but facebook is a privately run company. >> wanted posters, interrogations', and eventually an arrest -- those are some of the traditional ways police catch criminals, but in the state of lower saxony, police have been testing another option. the online community is full of information and an easy way to reach young people under 30. german estate justice ministers have cautiously agree to the idea of using internet platform as an adjunct to more traditional ways of solving crimes. >> particular concern is that we keep things in perspective. it must be restricted to cases where such action is appropriate. >> facebook is controversial because it is

former french president nicolas sarkozy has managed to escape charges in the case of illegal financing of his election campaign five years ago instead judges rule to provide sarkozy material witness status a former president was accused of receiving illegal donations from lorieau. but encore which considerably exceeded its contribution limits aspire to step back from politics sarkozy's still be a possible candidate in the twenty seventh presidential race. germany's welcoming refugees displaced by the conflict in syria this after openly supporting the country's rebel coalition as marie ivanovna discovered the migrants may find out that german hospitality is all they hope for. with conflict in syria raging for nearly two years now the exodus continues around four hundred thousand moved to neighboring countries two and a half million are internal refugees people run even though sometimes they have nowhere to go but recently teams at least one more door was opened to them germany is really in principle to welcome syrian refugees manual it german journalist has been covering events in syria

nicolas sarkozy has been questioned by a border court house magistrate i think ations or have you seen in the can do nations former accountant of. the betancourt revealed that hundred fifty thousand euros were sent by the french billionaire to sarkozy's treasure. presidential election under french law individual campaign contributions cannot exceed four thousand six hundred euros despite is a step back from politics so he is rumored to be a possible candidate in the twenty seventeen presidential race. rebels from the militant group twenty three in the democratic republic of congo. they're ready to seize the country's capital the statement was made in this if you go to the fighters captured tuesday after ousting the union backed government forces local come on the only people of the city to join the march on insurance or to topple president couldn't the u.n. security council earlier agreed to sanctions against the rebel leadership introducing a travel ban and asset freeze. around one hundred forty cars collided the u.s. state of texas printing a massive thanksgiving day pile up two peop

sarkozy is a material witness, meaning he is a suspect but not formally charged. the japanese firms sony and panasonic have had their credit rating downgraded by the international ratings agency. the agency believes there is a significant chance the company could default on their debt repayment. the heads of the army have been suspended as a result of selling weapons to rebel groups. on tuesday, the government says that the place the rebels claimed they to of is now back. the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant. she is wanted for alleged crimes against humanity following presidential elections in 2010. the egyptian president has issued a new constitutional declaration widening his powers. the presidential spokesman says they could not be appealed or revoked by any authority and has been made to protect them. >> ongoing clashes, demonstrations helped commemorate days of street fighting last november. they are part of wider malaise that -- from the egyptians that fought the government did not outline their country. the success of negotiations,

former french president nicolas sarkozy is in court over allegations he received illegal campaign donations. he is suspected of illegally accepting donations from france's richest woman. she denies any wrongdoing. >> german is parliament is debating a draft law on male infant circumcision. the government wants to keep the practice illegal to protect jewish and muslim tradition, but opposition lawmakers have proposed an alternative bill that would restrict the practice to boys 14 and over who have given their consent. >> a suicide bomber has killed 23 people in a muslim procession in a pakistani city. more than 60 people were wounded in the attack. the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. it is one of three bomb attacks targeting pakistan's shia minority in the last 24 hours. >> as promised, on to soccer news now. another great night in german soccer news. dortmund played especially well, shooting to the top of what some argue is the competition's toughest group. >> it was a stunning performance. they thrashed amsterdam 4-1 at home. the star of the show scored once and provided thre

sarkozy denies any wrongdoing. >>> laura, this one is a frightening warning. finding more contaminated drugs proud by a massachusetts company linked to that national fungal meningitis outbreak. the fda says it has found no known fungal growth and bacteria in two steroids produced in the new england compound center. that's the same company being blamed for a meningitis outbreak that has so far killed 34 people and sickened nearly 500 more nationwide. the fda says those illnesses were caused by a drug given in epidurals and joint injections as a treatment for pain. however, the other two steroids have not been linked to any infections in the ongoing outbreak. >>> coming up, black friday coming early this year. we'll show you the people that are actually trading a warm meal in front of the fire for a cold night in the parking lot. >> sounds romantic. >>> right now we give you a live look oversunol. this can be thought of as a little romantic. it's going to be a beautiful sunny day out there. christina loren will tell us more. it's 6:41. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stone

former france president nicolas sarkozy being investigated accused of illegally using campaign money.named a key witness when a judge asked him if he took illegal campaign donations and took advantage of a 90-year-old heiress. the betancourt says she donated more than $92,000 in cash and was told it would be passed onto sarkozy's campaign treasurer; new this morning, european union talks have collapsed on a budget. any nation in the eu can veto the budget. there was one positive development, cyprus reached app multimillion dollar bailout after sustaining many losses due to greece's debt crisis. >>> mexican president felipe calderon wants change the name to just mexico. hehe says he doesn't need to imitate the u.s. they adopted the name in 1824 after winning inspection from spain. >>> a controversy in santa monica over a holiday nativity scene and the courts are getting involved now. a district court judge has sided with the city of santa monta in its bid to remove a nativity scene that's been at the park for 55 years. a group of atheists filed applications to put up their own displays

former french president nicolas sarkozy has been questioned by a border courthouse magistrate of allegations of having received illegal to nations the former accountant of reality and betancourt revealed that one hundred fifty thousand euros were sent by the french to say treasure two thousand and seven presidential election under french law individual campaign contributions cannot exceed four thousand six hundred euros but despite is a step back from politics top is easy grew to be a possible candidate in the twenty seventeen presidential race. and around one hundred forty cars collided in the u.s. state of texas creating a massive thanksgiving day pile up two people died and eighty moue injured majesty workers are in this country one still trapped in the wreckage from today bringing accident on dense fog. twenty seven european countries have come together in brussels to hammer out a new e.u. budget the first day of talks has revealed that existing disagreements could become a major obstacle on the road to reaching an accord what is there a further reports. well a long way to go. all eyes h

the scene was set for this battle over the budget two years ago when angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy desperately needing british backing for a euro rescue fund stated cameron they would rein in brussels cash trough now it's payback time and the brussels mandarins who control the e.u. is one thousand billion euro budgets are about to feel the pinch years dealmaking is supposed to yield a budget to twenty twenty covering infrastructure education research and development but after three years of economic turmoil in the e.u. weakening political ties stark divisions are emerging david cameron is heading to brussels or more many a calling mission impossible he's under intense pressure at home to cut e.u. budget contributions and has threatened to veto anything beyond a spending greens a promise that goes down well at home popularity is at an all time low for his hands are tied by what's gone before tony blair as you deal with me in the u.k. is contribution to brussels is likely to go up in real time and it's cash rebates will be reduced by two billion pounds a year unless. cameron can get

questions center around whether a wealthy cosmetic heiress helped sarkozy during his presidential bidery thanksgiving there's someone who still has a frozen solid turkey on thanksgiving morning and doesn't now how to thaw it to cook it in time for dinner. there's help available. they can always call the 1-800-butterball hot line. carol miller is in new york. welcome. thank you so nuch for beimuch fh us on this thanksgiving morning. >> thank you. we've been doing this for 32 years. we've collected all these golden tips to share with people. if you have a problem you can call us and log onto butterball.com. these pictures and videos. they can get you out of a jam. >> we want to start with something fun. we always hear these horrible bizarre stories. we heard one about man that wanted to thaw his turkey so he put it in his bathtub with his children to thaw it. have you heard that? >> yeah. there were turkeys and bubbles and very cold toddlers. it's important to keep it cold when you thaw it. do not recommend getting toddlers involved. >> that would be kind of disgusting. another question

. >>> french authorities have decided not to formally investigate former president nicolas sarkozy, bute may have to testify to allegations that illegally donated to his presidential campaign. he also faces the possibility of criminal charges. >>> thick fog may have caused several deadly pile-ups on a texas highway thanksgiving day morning. two people died. as many as 120 others sent to the hospital. about 100 cars were mangled wrecks. many of those cars -- i don't think they're drivable ever again. >>> to gaza now. a truce between israel and hamas is facing a test this morning. amid reports of a deadly shoot i ing. it happened in the border town of khan younis. sara sidner is in jerusalem. what can you tell us about this, sara? >> reporter: carol, we're hearing from the health ministry in gaza, saying the 25 people were injured, one person killed in the past 24 hours. they're saying that it was farmers who were in the area of east of khan younis in gaza, border area. we also heard from the israeli military who has a very different story, saying several groups of men had come up to the

former french president nicolas sarkozy, british prime minister david cameron, and chancellor angelal have all declared that multiculturalism in their countries is a failure. >> they all agree multiculturalism is dead. it's amazing that they agree on that, but they do not agree when it comes to euro and other issues. >> chem ozdemir, born in turkey to migrant workers, is head of the country's left leaning green party. >> if you say we're not a multicultural society, it automatically forces me to ask, so what are we, then? are we a one color society? certainly not. i don't think anybody really wants to go back to the '50s. >> one person who does? thilo sarrazin, a former board member of germany's central bank. in 2010 he released an anti-immigration rant called "germany does away with itself." i don't want the country of my grandchildren and great grandchildren to be largely muslim, he wrote. if i want to experience that, i can just take a vacation to the orient. the book was a runaway best seller. >> and that, i think, was a clear warning to the political class, to the elite of this

former accountant illegally donate $200,000 to sarkozy's campaign.nd the accountant diaries, as well as his calendars. iconic display seen around the world each holiday season and in california. in a park for more than half a century until now. we will tell you why one city has banned nativity scenes and how church groups are fighting to save a christmas tradition. that's next on "the fox report." >> my ns mcdonald i'm with the 187, i want to send a shout out to everybody back home. happy thanksgiving and see you guys in a few months back in nashville. with verizon. hurry in this friday for great deals. like the droid razr by motorola in cranberry, free. or a white 7-inch samsung galaxy tab 2, just $99.99. this friday, get the best deals on the best devices on the best network. exclusively at verizon. get 36 months interest-free financing through thanksgiving weekend at sleep train, and save $400, $500, up to $600 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get 3 years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery,

population growing up with the idea of being entitled and the best example of that is in france, sarkozy a couple years ago raised the retirement age from 60 to 62. and you know what happened? students rioted in the streets of paris, broke store front windows. think about that. here are people who never held a job in their life and they're rioting because 40 years hence they might have to stay in their last job two more years. that's the entitlement society. and that's beyond dependency. that's decadence. >> bill: all right. but you can disagree with my assertion that a lot of the vote was driven by the entitlement culture. i think i can prove that. all right? but you can disagree with it. why attack me personally as being a racist and all of that? what is in it for the "washington post" to demean themselves by doing that? >> well, i'll repeat what i said a couple weeks ago. i am a psychiatrist, but i don't play one on tv. so i'm not going to psycho analyze people. i didn't see any editorial. but i think i implications that you're racist, i've known you a long time and i read your stuff

. >> but if the is reelected to have the committee of civilizations but sarkozy came to columbia to give a talk at the time about the health care bill. list events asked him to accommodate. but edo what to. >> they should have access to health care. this is a question of the right and left. >> if you ever been treated it is the hell hole an possessor but if we get it it will be irreversible. >> this is like medicare. >> most americans think it is a good system. of the joke in the debate with obamacare is the person says keep the government hands-off of medicare. but to find out what is the role of government in society? for 30 years. >> is the problem. >> arithmetic here is successful it cannot be a government program. also social security. they find it difficult to believe the transaction cost as a fraction of many private insurance company providing annuities by providing insurance against inflation over. >> i think the deeper issues >> but the u.k. germany the united states and sweden they asked a battery of questions. minute states respondents distrusted government more than any othe

>> it's a long story because when sarkozy was in pow every, he wanted to shut down the two furnaces,ended the deadline and you now that he's planning to shut down the two furnaces, the tensions have reached a new level. yesterday the industry ministry said clearly that he was no longer welcome in france because of years of broken promises with the government. he tried to minimize his statement. he wrote that they will continue to operate in france. there are more than 100 industrial sites and employs more than 20,000 people in the country. the steel maker recently said that it would shut down the two furnaces in the northeast of france unless the government finds a buyer to operate them. the deadline was set december the 1st and that's probably what will be discussed today probably to extend the deadline to find potential buyers for the industrial activity. one of the most left wing minister of the socialist government, not the first time he has an open clash. some weeks ago he had a clash with the management of a company when it wanted to fire 8,000 people in the country. >> stefane

also he made clear that he would support nicolas sarkozy, not the socialist candidate at the time. now the main difference between gerard depardieu who is really a symbol in france, and for instance, the ceo of adhm who is also reported to be leaving the country, bernhardt is an investor. it's a symbol. i doubt the impact on the french economy would be really important. >> thanks for following that story with us this morning. >> got some flashes of christina. >> she's making comments about asia. she's also mentioning that what the imf expects is a "real fix, not a quick fix to the greece debt woes." so anything that we get on this disbursement of funds is going to be critical. she says all of greece's partners share the same objectives to put greece's program back on track. >> it's a fascinating clash, isn't it? because it's the ones that are hard on austerity in the north of europe who want the imf involved for the cloak of respectability, but they don't agree with any of the imf's policies. >> right. >> i don't know where that one's going. that's going to be interesting. meanwhil

commenting on things with which we're out of tune with the rest of the advanced industrial countries sarkozy, came to columbia and gave a talk, and at the time that the healthcare bill was under discussion, and one of the students asked him to comment. he said i don't want to met until your -- meddle in your affairs, but -- and then he says, i don't understand it in france we take it as a basic right, a human right, that you should have access to health care. no matter what your income level is. so, for us, we just don't -- this is the question of the right and the left. this is basic human rights. and he just couldn't understand -- >> the olympic ceremony in britain with the dancing nurses where the people here said, what is -- the british love their health care system. if you talk to people here, they think it's a hell hole and a disaster, but it's not. and by the way, one of -- again, the other thing about the politics is if we get it, it will become irreversible and people will say inconceivable -- >> it's like medicare, that most americans really think it's a good system. the joke in th

. >>> former president nicolas sarkozy in court today, answering questions about campaign donations hebetancourt. >>> 42 minutes past the hour. bonnie schneider has the thanksgiving forecast. it's looking pretty good out there. isn't it, bonnie? >> it is. we're watching out for windy weather, alina. that holds true from bismarck to minneapolis. wind gusts could be as strong as 48 miles per hour. in parts offed in we're also facing snow. so blowing and drifting snow from areas of grand forks into fargo. it's going to be a little bit messy for your thanksgiving day travels. gusts will be climbing up to 45 miles per hour. elsewhere across the country, we're also tracking dense fog. so clouds on the ground from paducah, kentucky, cape girardeau, to memphis, tennessee. low clouds. i think it will improve by 9:00 am. if you are flying today -- many of you are trying to catch that early flight in time for your tirky. in minneapolis and soelt where we've had rain showers and low clouds. where it's not raining, millions of people will be out and about. new york city. the parade weather looks fa

. >>> former french president nicolas sarkozy heads to court answering questions about suspicions hellegally accepted donations from france's richest woman to fund his 2007 election. he denies the allegations. >>> and the national park service says the statue of liberty, ellis island, both will not reopen to visit thers year. those sites have been closed for cleanup and repairs since superstorm sandy hit last month. >> right now as we prepare to gather around our din kerr tables, there are families in the northeast who don't have that luxury. many of them have lost everything to hurricane sandy; homes, possessions, even loved ones. and it will be a long time before life gets back to normal for them. but in the midst of so much tragedy, there are also glimmers of hope. ainsley: that's president obama in his thanksgiving address pointing to the hardships and the hope for so many individuals. their lives forever changed by the storm sandy as they begin that long road of recovery. anna coyman is live from far rockaway in queens right here in new york. anna, how are those folks rebuilding

we were standing there when nicolas sarkozy looked into the cold danish sky with exasperation and said, after this i want to die. [laughter] i think that is how we all thought to some extent -- and we kept at it. thanks in large measure to the i had indent obama and intervening in a meeting to which were not invited, we hammered out a deal which though far from perfect set out progress. starting in copenhagen and continuing in cancun, durbin, and this week in doha, we have pushed for a global agreement that will apply to all significant emitters, developed and developing alike. because there is no way to get ahead of this crisis unless we do that. are the past for many years, the obama administration has struck a deal with car companies to nearly double fuel efficiency by 2025. we have doubled production of clean energy, made historic investments and breakthrough technologies, launched a new international partnerships like the climate and clean air coalition to take aim at pollutants like carbon and methane that account for more than 30% of current global warming. that has grown from j