nice seeing you, scottie. have fun this weekend. let's see if we can find someone else. this guy over here is a trip. i think he is with star fleet command. hey, quick question. >> yeah. >> i didn't realize there were lyrics to star trek. >> there is. >> you tell me there is. >> there is. >> can you give me four or five measures to the star trek theme song, the lyrics? >> yes, i can. can i get my book out? >> you gave me the lyrics earlier. >> i'll take it. >> please. ♪ beyond the rim of the star light, wandering in star flight, i know she'll find us in star-covered regions, strange love -- ♪ >> i was going put you as a baritone, but you're quite a good "sopranos". ♪ beyond the rim >> you're not even in the conference, and you're getting entertainment. >> i should leave right now, and be very happy and fulfilled. >> now, did you come all the way from texas? >> no, i came all the way from cameron, australia. >> i figured. all the way from australia just for this? >> absolutely. it is my first one. >> why? why now? >> i've always wanted to be part of a star trek convention

that's scottie bob. you can see that crack below. squeezes in on him. i like that one little tree he goes lifting by. stays really close to the canyon wall on the left, pulls off to the right out into the canyon below. looks up to his buddy above who is getting some great shorkts, pulls the rip cord and gives a good old american -- >> yeah! >> the tree and the rock wall there -- >> that's close. >> i agree. >> you're looking through this thing and this is a narrow on his facebook page give him lots of praise. >> wow, he is so close to the rocks. he could probably reach out and touch them. >> joining us from utah is scottie bob. tell us about this flight and how you set it up. >> a couple of friends and mine go to the desert and look for things we can fly through. >> a lot of fun. >> the depth at which you flew, did you determine that before or during the actual flight? >> we'll do a lot of what we call scouting lines. we'll look at it and see if we can do it. we definitely don't wing it. it's probably about five feet we'd. it's definitely big enough to

scotty's birthday!nd one thing about scotty is that he's scared of heights - so as a birthday present we are going to throw him off a 134 metre bridge. what do we think of that idea?" tourists: (shout) "awesome!" schwartz: "so you're afraid of heights?" scott ashcroft: "i am, yep". schwartz: "why are you going to jump off a bridge?" scott ashcroft: "i have no idea. i guess it's good just to test yourself out a bit.... challenge yourself". anna: "so you're going to be out on the edge like this, push off away from us as far as you can go, go in head first". scott ashcroft: "yeah at the moment i'm not feeling too bad". schwartz: "how many times have you been to the bathroom?" scott ashcroft: "a couple" (laughing) schwartz: two and a half million people travel to new zealand each year. nearly forty per cent will try at least one adventure activity. steve latham: "how are you feeling?" scott ashcroft: "not good man". steve latham: "okay man just breathe it in. relax. chill out. just live in the moment okay?

the team is led by veteran archaeologist scotty macneish. they are seeking evidence of the first inhabitants of the valley. when macneish first excavated here in 1962, he discovered a time capsule of human occupation at a site called purron cave. macneish: here we are back at purron cave. we really haven't dug in it in almost 30 years. walls all preserved. even the trowel marks we made to mark off strata are still preserved and we have all sorts of neat floors of charcoal one on top of the other. the amazing thing about this cave is that we really have unbelievable preservation. the reason we have preservation is it's so dry in this area that the bacteria of decay that destroy things can't live, so anything that's dropped in here, it dries up and dehydrates and lasts forever. keach: as macneish dug deep into the cave, traces of an early people emerged from an archaeological stratum he called el riego. macneish: here is our el riego layer, 8,600 years old. now, in it we not only have a date in terms of the year, but we have some idea of what

the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an irish canadian - another canned aidanand -- canadian, who efl were representing africa, and i represented asia, and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather in the common normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene rottenbury - i didn't know him from adam. the operative thing that my agent told me was that it was a potential series, it was a pilot which meant steady employment. i was excited about that. he told me it was a skyify, but i wasn't that. into skify at the time. gene ushered me to a corner and a sofa, not a behind the desk and, you know the applicant there. we had a conversation. he told me about the series, the concept. my character would be a part of the leadership team, and the whole vision that he had for the human future. to be cast in that was a thrilling idea. and i recognised that it would be a ground breaking opportunity for me, an asian-american actor. >> you were the first asian-american on national television, is that right

"are you there, god, it's me scottie.", walker says one phone revealed god had a plan for him. the governor references a recorded conversation that showed just how corrupt he truly is. >> well, we were thinking about the crowds planting some troublemakers. >> you know, the -- well, the only problem with -- because we thought about that. my only fear would be is if there was a ruckus caused is that that would scare the public into thinking maybe the governor has got to settle to avoid all of these problems. >> oh. walker considered putting nonviolent protesters in harm's way for his political gain. he did not follow through, but he did not deny having the disgusting idea in a press conference the next day. >> we've had all sorts of options brought to us by staff, options brought to us by staff, by the lawmakers, by people all across the state. as you heard of the tape we dismissed it. >> we're wondering what devine plan walker says god had for him. all he did next was lie. in the same book walker says he never considered pu

. >> well, scotty, this is our other building. this is kind of like a state sports museum.f babe ruth in here, too. come on. i'll show you around. >> maryland's great teams and athletes are showcased here. but mike and i were on a mission, so there was no time to huddle. >> [ chuckles ] >> we walked right past all kinds of amazing displays... on our way to something even more amazing. >> a place that you will remember for the rest of your life. come on in to this room. this is kind of a special space. it is called "the archives." and this is where we process all of the 10,000 artifacts that we have in our museum, but the stuff that gets put into safekeeping comes back into this room, which is the vault. so come on in and we'll take a look at the vault. >> the vault is jam-packed with sports history -- from the recent past... >> cal ripken's cleats are here. >> ...to way back when. football players, olympians -- if they made their mark in sports, they're remembered here. >> you can see the baltimore orioles are represented in here, the baltimore ravens are here, michael phel

what they believe that occurred following a route along neighbors here or else fourteen use scary scottie dog. this growing consternation in cork with the news that the clock on the city's most famous landmark building shand and steeple has fallen into disrepair and stopped working the city councilors warned it could be sometime before the cup can be repaired the news before things are huge and steep that it takes thousands of visitors every year and holds a special place in the hearts of cocoa news today reacted with consternation at the news that the topic of this broken it's a disgrace and india on the ninth and descriptive the most of our other site above on a new day just a point. since its engines and other uses common cold and suspense as to touch up paint i saw the doctor why is it that it was said in a couple they don't. but to those living and working on her chair to leaks we make the tahini and iconic tiny pieces been neglected for far too young but the city council called for themselves and with this they don't seem to be maintained he did not seem to be interested in us could

scotty, i'll bring you in.tration, do you think that the administration has gotten so bold because we have an administration who has no taste for real confrontation? >> 100% and we have to realize, japan, if we were to cut off the raw materials out of japan, their sort of oil, it's going to collapse the economy, they're reliant on it, and the last time we did that they attacked pearl harbor in history and this is important to them. >> it is important to them and what concerns me, you've got a lot of military aircraft close together and this is where mistakes happen. and a lot of this could end up falling on the back of some lone pilot out there who unfortunately might be forced to make a mistake. charles: i think a lot of people don't realize after world war ii, whjapan and germany-- and abby was elected to bring back the samurai spirit and get rid of i think article 9 the passivist part and rebuilding the military and we could look at an arms race in asia that would make the one in middle east look like nothin

. ♪ >> scotty really had no idea. anyway, congrats on the cameo, marilyn. see you at the emmys!p, how are you doing, man? >> we got awesome video. be real from cyprus hill and he's sitting there jumping his car battery. >> dome light got left on. >> battery died. >> battery died. >> he's like, i came in for a trip and then i left the dome light on and when i came home, i had to -- there was all this stuff at l.a.x. going on so i couldn't drive my car out of here. >> yesterday when all of the crazy [bep] was happening. >> now i'ming back to pick it up and it was dead. which was cool. i department know how you got an awe matek battery. >> the car battery he charges himself, didn't have to have somebody else jump it. one ready to go. >> you know this is the most boring story of all time, right? [laughter] >> why do you not care about cyprus hill? what do you have against sipe risk hill? >> nothing. i like cyprus hill. >> i'm glad be real left his dome right on and his battery -- >> all right, man, thanks. >> coming up -- charlie sheen had a r a his house. he brought in masseuses wi

. >>> and performances by gavin degraw and scotty mccreery. >> go home and do this.s my mom, a vibrant woman ripped out of the world. everything we thought in our life was all shattered. he betrayed us to our very core. >> they are a stunning couple, a doctor and a beauty queen. >> she won homecoming queen. she did modeling. >> but the day she was found dead in the tub. >> she's in the bathtub. >> set a mystery in motion. >> my father said, rachel, come home and then he just hung up. >> so many secrets locked tight for so many years uncovered by daughters turned detectives. >> you hacked into his phone. >> yes, there was a lot of different things that came out. >> like

you can take the quiz on our f1993 which i didn't think was legal, scotty mccreery. >> oh my gosh, american. >> the quiz is rigged. >> let's talk about valentine's day baby. what are you doing? this is the the new release day for 50 shades of gray. they have to push it back. the leading man needs a lot of help to prepare for this role. i didn't know it was tough to kiss or make out all day. >>> the boston mobster was convicted yesterday and sentenced to two terms. he's a bum. >>> 2015, not this year. got to wait for it. >>> obama fix is in supposedly. is it even possible? this is special report. good evening. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president barack obama held the hour long news conference in which he admitted the obama care roll out was rough, crumbled and ultimately on him. the president proposed a fix for those who received cancellation notices from insurers after receiving assurances from him, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period. we have fox team coverage. jim looks at medicaid

bentley who should be my country crush it was a guy born in 1993 which i didn't think was legal, scotty come on. >> i see a future. >> let's talk about valentine's day, baby. >> what are you going to be doing? is>> valentine's day is going to be the new release date for 50 shades of grey. they have to push it back because the leading man jamie dorn needs a lot of help to prepare for this role. i didn't know it was tough to kiss or makeout all day. that's what the movie is about. >> i tried out for that movie. >> whitey bulger was sentenced to two terms. >> 2015. not this year. you got to wait for it. >> good morning. it's november the 15th. a real test or another failure. the backlash begins after the president makes more promises. can he really change the rule or will insurance companies comply? >> it is a mayday call that you have to hear to believe. >> he had a passenger fall out of your plane? >> he opened the bus door. >> this morning a search for answers as to what are thely happened 1800 feet in the air. >> ritchie incognito is being bullied. is it a company just being

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back to scotty. >> thanks so much. see you at the top of the hour. nobody has a better read on the everyday investor than t.d. ameritrade. individual traders are making some surprising moves. joining us, nicole sherrod. welcome back. >> great to be here. >> most surprising, october data, right up until the end of the month, it's as current as current gets, buying facebook, netflix, tesla, a lot of napes with momentum some would say has broken down. >> yeah. facebook, in particular, it was the number one top traded stock for the t. dad. ameritrade. facebook and google had great earnings. net sellers in google but they stayed in the facebook position as if to indicate that they think that there's more upside there. >> i wonder if retail is getting in late on names like netflix and tesla, what you make of that. >> yeah. if you read our older reports for the investor movement index, they've been participating in tesla since the start of the year. same with facebook, they've been slow willing adding to positions. they've been in it. >> i wonder if they sh

scottie, back to you. >> all right, sue, thank you so much. >>> daily deal site zulily is the latestny to go public, with the shares trading in the past hour. it brings 201, the best showing for new public offers since 2007. mike santoli is here to answer the question if there are more on the horizon. welcome. >> hey, scott. >> is this thing peaking, or what? are we at a top? >> no, i don't think so. in terms of the ipo pipeline, it doesn't assume that way, assuming the market holds together. i assume this year where pent-up supply of deals, of companies that were ready, near-ready, kind of finally found a welcome home in the markets. to me, it's another example of, like i say, a bull market acting like a bull market. it doesn't mean all of the deals will be great. it doesn't mean they won't be kind of caught up in a little bit of the first-day nuttiness, but i'm net encouraged, for example, that cheg, the market just spit it out, so when you don't have a deal that's worth holding onto, the market's not going to take it for its own sake. >> what happens when demand wains? >> i don't

withhold publication and it did and then after everything went to pieces in cuba he actually said to scottie reston that he wished the "times" had gone ahead and published the damn piece because it would have saved him from his worst mistake in office. >> absolutely. the and not only saved him from the mistake but it tells you something so important. that is if that operation-- which was supposed to be secret-- had gotten so public that it was getting to reporters and editors in washington and new york he should have said "well, this is now out, it should be shut d which he didn't do. >> well, we would have been lucky if it had been shut down. >> but i think we can agree he did learn in office to charlie's point that when you flash forward to the cuban missile crisis and how he handled that, in contrast to the bay of pigs, a lot has been -- >> totally different person. >> put that into context. he was a president who won the election by 118,000 votes and he brings -- he keeps alan dulles on, brings in mack bundy and mcnamara, both republicans. he's very concerned that if he doesn't let the b

. >>> and in pretenders tonight, tongue tied scottie walker from wisconsin.d to tap-dance his way out of marriage discrimination in wisconsin. walker only sees it as a limited problem. >> the senate with some republican support passed a bill banning discrimination against gays. should the house do the same? >> again, i haven't looked at that particular bill. i can tell you in wisconsin, we have had anti discriminatory laws similar to that for more than 30 years. a state that has a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as one man and one woman. >> so the house bill should be something -- >> we have had not had problems with that. we have had no problems or he should say limited problems with that. at the same time, we still have a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as a healthy balance. >> walker's version of a healthy balance is nothing but heartless. walker's discrimination didn't have any limits when he actively worked to block same-sex couples from gaining hospital visitation rights. walker can can dress up his presidential bid in his

thanks, scotty. >>> reaction to mr. einhorn's comments from jim and john. jim, i'm going to start with you, if i could. why don't we take the last part of that interview where he mentioned the fact that certain stocks look bubblelike. do you see that as well? although there are other people who see value out there. >> yeah, sure. no, there's a lot of hot money in there and there is some momentum names that have rallied tremendously. but in any market, particularly bull market, there are certain stocks that are in bubbles. to me that's not a huge story. the only real pertinent story is whether or not the market as a whole is in a bubble. and the reason i contend that it's not is because every publication i pick up, we start reading as to whether it's in a bubble. one of the key characteristics of a bubble is the hysteria tends to convince everybody we're in a bubble. until i see my barber, the guy who drives a cab, until he's telling me that he's putting every last penny into the stock market, i refuse to believe it's a bubble. >> hugh, what did that? we hav

i want to thank scotty for that terrific introduction.e him a big round of applause. [ applause ] he's a natural. i want to thank your ceo for investing in america and the cleveland area. we appreciate him. and i want to thank all of you for having me here today. along with me, there are a couple people i want to acknowledge. first of all, america's secretary of energy is here. right there. and congresswoman marcy captor give marcy a round of applause. fighting for working people every day. earlier this afternoon, i had a chance to see your mayor, frank jackson, your county executive, ed fitzgerald, and i want -- even though they're not here, i want to thank them for the great work they're doing on behalf of working people throughout the region. [ applause ] finally, i want to thank mark and gary for showing me one of the biggest steel plants in america. they told me that folks are proud to have been making steel right here for a century, 100 years, right here. and they explain that today the steel you make is some of the strongest you'll

scotty, back over to you. >> all right, mandy, thank you. >>> u.s. stocks are breaking records. also big money being made in the emerging market trade. coming up, a five-star fund manager reveals where he's finding the opportunity. >>> then, can hewlett-packard survive without 3-d? we'll find out what options the company has, and trade that stock ahead of its earnings. that and much more just ahead. ♪ ♪ you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that make your community great. the money you spend here, stays here. in this place you call your neighborhood. this saturday is small business saturday. get out and shop small. >>> all right welcome back. we wanted to flag a stock that's on the move now. it's caught our attention. it's certainly going to catch yours, as well. look at apple shares here. getting a nice move today, josh. what's going on here, do you think? >> so the s&p is up about 3% over the last si

know i was one of those contestants and i went back and did my own thing understand that completely scotty boy for what art is from earlier generations of inspired you i have such a huge love for dolly parton so do i i love you great girl we've had her on many times and actually studied via facebook wants to know how you feel about all of the white female rappers like amy from carmen bicom is a musical duo and here you are both with epic rikon the empathy i feel about them. i think it's great i mean music has been free and open i feel and whatever you know laying you choose who you are you want to go down that's great i mean i don't cost myself as a rapper ato like i said i think it's funny to me but you appreciate them i appreciate it yeah it's him stilton i see for wants to know what's the best thing about being a celebrity the best thing about being a celebrity stop the saying i. hate to be called a celebrity that's the best thing about it that you hate to be called. no but i just dislike to be called a celebrity see myself a son but you will be this going to be a big star in america it

let's ask scotty hughes, the news director for the tea party news network. good morning.hese? >> i'm spreading holiday cheer before i completely crush and demolish all cheer right now. the key is that every parent waits for christmas morning to hear susie and patrick running down the stairs and delighted to see all these presents underneath the christmas tree. unfortunately this year, parents, as well as santa claus, is having to make some hard choices as health care costs have gone up or expected to go up in 2014. >> a lot of families are seeing right now going up 50%, 100%, and next year as well. we've got some increases to show you in red versus blue states. red states, 78%. in blue states, 50%. so what daubach of those numbers -- make of those numbers in particular? >> they say health care was supposed to be fair and balanced. it's obvious politically inclined. what the real problem is people don't know how much they'll be paying for health care insurance 'cause they can't get on the web site. december 1 is the deadline we were told things are supposed to be happening

and scotty hughes from the tea party network is here and what's her take on the billionaire boys's clubican technology. the new week is starting and stocks are up. ♪ >> you know, i was hoping to show you 16,000. it was there just a few moments ago, but now somebody sold a few dow stocks and off we are. 15,989. close enough for government work if you ask me. come on, charles, welcome back by the way. charles: thank you. stuart: we need your numbers and power. so some are saying this is a tech bubble and that it's going to burst. when you've got, what was it snap chat refusing a $3 billion offer, facebook rallying and amazon going through the roof, it's a tech bubble and you say? >> oh, boy, you know what? i think the i go about -- biggest bubble of all are the stock market bears. i was out in palm beach and so many people are afraid the bubble is going to burst. if you keep saying it long enough, obviously some day we'll have a correction and pullback. trying to guess when we're going to hit the top i think as always been a huge mistake. be in it and letting your winnings ride. >> it's t

roll the tape, scotty. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> your eyes do not deceive you. in new york. did we have a field day today looking at clips? >> yeah. mark my words, a lip syncing quiten that cries diamonds, it's going to be the must have item ever's wish list for christmas. she left the joint and twerking and phone finger at home and brought out the kitty. as you see, she performed wrecking ball wearing a two-piece out fit decked with kittens. so it all came together. i thought that the big kitten was rather hypnotic. but what does it all mean? i think maybe she's getting ready to launch into another one of her lives. how do you like that theory? >> how many lives has they had now? >> let me hof on to katy perry now. it seemed harmless enough when we this but it was the japanese influenced back drop that brought mixed reviews. she came on stage wearing a kimono. and this apparently did not fare well with some viewers. a lot of people wondering was this all necessary. but of course, lady gaga, big headline today. she gave such an electric performance. art kelly as

. >> this is scottie knox. you're watching "fox & friends."py holidays. >> we're going to start this thanksgiving eve with an extreme weather alert. brand-new video out of buffalo, new york, of the big storm that is currently slamming the east coast packing rain, sleet and snow moving up the coast making for a mess for millions of people who are trying to get over the river and through the woods to somebody's house. >> we're live at the reagan national airport keeping an eye on flight delays. meanwhile maria molina is poised in the weather center tracking the storm. we begin with maria. >> good morning. we're tracking the storm system that at this hour is producing rain anywhere from the state of florida all the way up to the state of maine. the entire eastern coast is looking at impact with the storm system. yesterday we had reports of severe weather with a tornado confirmed across parts of the florida panhandle and a rortd tornado as well across parts of north carolina. wild weather with the storm system. today we're not thinking severe weat

>> thank you very much, scottie. let's have a look at where we are on the markets at the moment.t some of those losses down. i think it's not insignificant that overnight that jan believes they will move down the threshold, a dovish sign from 6.5% unemployment to 6%. this is as a result from within the fomc that will be presented on friday. the problem for the market is that while that is dovish, he may put that with the decision to taper and that is not dovish. he thought now december was a possibility as well. we know from experience that is potentially bearish for the markets but we're off the lows. >> it's a reason to watch the 10-year here, 2.67 percent, the highest level since the last fed meeting. ahead of that services figure, now equities struggling to take a positive turn as a result. we're just days away from twitter's wall street debut. coming up next, how the company has changed the way we learned. we'll talk to two professors who teach social networking for a living. "squawk on the street" continues. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement.

. >> she is the tea party news network news director, scottie knell, thank you for joining us live. think about that? 19 minutes after the top of the hour. it keeps getting worse for toronto's crack-smoking mayor. a major decision today could determine his future. >> they are the undefeated football team dominating the ncaa right now, but for f.s.u. head coach and his family, the real battle is off the field. they are fighting a real-lifesaving cause. they are here live and they're going to talk with us on the curvy couch as we go on live from new york city. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. >>> got some quick headlines on this monday morning. today toronto's crack - smoking mayor rob ford could lose his majority of his privileges as mayor. city council voting on a motion to

thank you very much, scottie. >>> rumors have been swiarming around the internet over the latest purchaseolie bought a private island for brad pitt's 50th birthday. a nice thought and a great story, but not true. people close to the property tell me that the island in new york is, in fact, on the market for $19.9 million. they say angelina didn't buy it. in fact, the owners have never heard from angelina or any of the couple's representatives about even the possibility of buying it. as they told me, quote, the first we heard about it was from the british papers. as is often the case. now, that means petra would make a great christmas gift for the billionaire with everything. i got to visit last year. 50 miles from manhattan, 11-acre island with 5,000-square-foot house, giant rock in the interi interior, cottage designed by frank lloyd wright, and has its own boat dock, or for the really rich, your own helicopter pad. guys, back to you. >> robert, as a marketing strategy, this would be pretty genius, would it not? >> it worked. it got it on tv, and it's gotten the property all around the w