now newest correspondent is a veteran he was and makes her debut on "shepard smith reporting" today. she recall have the inspiring story. >> good monday afternoon to you and yours. live from the fox news deck this afternoon. newly released interrogation video shows investigators early on had questioned the story of the bride in montana who finally said she pushed her husband off a cliff just eight days after their wedding. the video shows the wife lying to detectives two days after her husband went missing. at first she claims heed gone driving with friends. and that she didn't know where he was. that is when the investigator in that video confronted the wife about what he called inconsistencies in her story. being 100%w i'm getting the honest with me. >> i'm telling you what i know. >> well, i understand that. okay. but i think there's more. >> like what? >> that's what i need you to tell me. >> i don't know anything more, his whereabouts or anything. >> but she did. last week the wife agreed to plead guilty to murder in the second degree. after she initially pleaded not guilty to f

"shepard smith reporting" live. >> it's about to get ugly. a powerful winter storm is tracking across a large section of the nation. it could affect millions of us and trigger travel and slipping delays at the heart of the busy holiday season, so let's get to it. >>> good friday afternoon to you and yours. forecasters say this storm is threatening to dump more than a foot of snow in some places across the lower 48. let's take a look at the wall of cold. the big wall is barely big enough today. you see where it stretches from way up there to way over the there in the middle of things. the storm will blanket towns with snow and rain for the weekend from me mississippi valley up to new england, and they also predict that the bad weather could cause flooding in some areas in dixie. let's get to rick who has the very latest from the fox weather center. this is crazy video from upstate. >> talk about lake-effect snow and people don't get the idea what lake-effect snow is, it's not a storm. it's wind that moves across the great lakes and the wind is

no. >> thank you, shepard.s got it right in general we were talking about one to four inches. some areas getting higher totals, like parts of maryland, six inches for you.ç virginia, five inches. delware, three inches, and new jersey, there's your!j jackpot, 4.3 inches. so, not a big, big storm system, but it came at the rush hour and a lot of things were delayed and schools were cancelled, andç ks had a snow day. here's the radar. s a you said it is exiting the coast very quickly. light snow for providence, rhode island. new york, just cloudy skies. philadelphia, cloudy skies for you as well. airport delays,ç yes, still consistent here in boston, la guardia, jfk, newark, and philadelphia. the other big story is the extreme cold. shepard mention mentionedç the coldest temperatures this time of the year. these are the lows tonight. that's not wind chill. so, in the minus teens, it is frigid. people are urged to stay indoors and be warm. we $ve wind chill warnings where it's going to feel anywhere from minus 3

newest member of the fox news family joins us just minutes from now on "shepard smith reporting" topf the hour. >>> a judge strikes down part of utah's polygamy law. handing a partial legal victory to the cast of "sister wives." our legal panel weighs in on that. >>> plus, a live report on last night's deadly carjacking in a crowded upscale mall. >> i just heard as i was getting into my car from above me just a loud -- loud, you know, bang. and all the sudden a woman screaming very loud. hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> fox news alert for you right now. a federal judge ruling today that the nsa's program sele collecting data on millions of americans and billions of phone calls and texts is likely unconstitutional. the judge citing fourth amendment rights against illegal search an

that shepard of the hills is where we will reunite families with their students. directed all families to go to the shepard of the hills church so that they can be reunited with their families -- or with their students within the next half hour to 45 minutes. i will also tell you that the response protocols around active shooters were put into place immediately. the first deputy sheriffs and police officers that were on-scene immediately entered the school to engage the shooter if they could locate that individual. and also keep the students absolutely safe. before i'll take any brief questions, and they will be very brief, i will tell you, i will do another very detailed brief at 3:00 p.m., and i'm not sure of the location, but we will put out an all-media release and let you know exactly what that -- where that 3:00 p.m. brief will happen. again, at 3:00 p.m., i will give you additional details, and i will let you know where our investigation stands. from this point, i will tell you that i will allow media trucks, media representatives, to place themselves in th

. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. we're just secondle april from what could be the world's largest fireworks display ever in debut. it just struck midnight and here we go. organizers are setting off 500,000 fireworks within just six minutes. guinness world record officials are on hand for the event. and if all goes as planned, it will be more than six times larger than the current world record. that's the tallest building in the world there. you can see kicking things off. let's watch the world's largest fireworks display. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> they always do it big in dubai. this is expected to be, when it's all over the world, largest fireworks display. more than 500,000 fireworks coordinated by more than 100 computers. let's watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> you can hear the roar of the crowd in dubai. 500,000 fireworks, six times larger than the previous world record holder. the folks from guinness book of world records are there. they're supposed to certify this thing. but it is certainly the bi

wiser management had said, wait a second, shepard doesn't have that much training so far.o give him more training, would you mind taking 13, we'll give him 14? and i said, 13 would be fine. >> more than fine, it would give lovell, who had gone into space three times and even orbited the moon, his chance to walk on the surface that much sooner. apollo 13 launched at 13:13 military time. it was set to enter in lunar orbit the 13th of april. but the crew were having nothing but good luck. 56 hours into the flight, the crew finished a broadcast showing how comfortably they lived and worked in weightlessness. >> the crew of 13 wishing everyone a nice evening. >> nine minutes later, oxygen tank number two blew up causing the number one tank to also fail. >> houston, we've had a problem. >> houston, we had a problem, words that would be forever linked to commander jim lovell. >> when the explosion occurred, i thought to myself, why me? why now? and for a little while, i couldn't believe what was happening, and then, all of a sudden, i said, well, it is me, and it is now. so what'

now it's time for shepard smith. >> breaking news. "shepard smith reporting." >> good friday from the necessary deck where we're monitoring breaking news. officials in mexico are saying that doctors are treating people for radiation exposure, and hhre's the thinking. those people may have been connected to a truck theft that happened in mexico over the weekend. this, -- well a couple of days ago. the truck was stolen from a gas station, inside the truck, titanium 60, and that, according to the authorities, can make you sick and kill you. but it was in protective housing. the thieves took it out of the housing, and when they did, doctors said these people are in danger of dying. police have reportedly blocked access to a hospital now where staffer are treating these patients who may be involved with that theft. it's in a town 60 miles north and east of mexico city. authorities there have since recovered the radio active material and the stolen truck, but no one knew where the people were. will carr is live with the later. we know the t

this church is built on the silt where it is says angels appeared and told the shepards of the messiah'soday were pour, they often lived outside the towns and only came in from time to time. and luke focuses on them as the ones who are right at the center of the action to their own surprise and everybody else's. >> but, why is jesus' birth celebrated on december 25th in the middle of winter? >> if the gospel of luke is any indication of the actual time, when we have shepards out on the hillsides at night grazing their sheep, then we certainly know it's not in the dead of winter. it's absolutely freezing here in the winter. but, you know, spring and summer you could be be out all night and it would really be lovely. december 25th was chosen partly in a response to pagan religions which had a winter celebration. and the early christians wanted to have a christian focus in the winter time. and it's almost symbolic in the sense that you separate separate -- celebrate light coming into the world during the darkest of the year. >> jesus was born during the reign of herrod the great. >> there i

now it's time for shepard smith. >> breaking news." >> good friday from the necessary deck where we're monitoring breaking news. officials in mexico are saying that doctors are treating people for radiation exposure, and hhre's the thinking. those people may have been connected to a truck theft that happened in mexico over the weekend. this, -- well a couple of days ago. the truck was stolen from a gas station, inside the truck, titanium 60, and that, according to the authorities, can make you sick and kill you. but it was in protective housing. the thieves took it out of the housing, and when they did, doctors said these people are in danger of dying. police have reportedly blocked access to a hospital n

shepard smith reporting starts right now. >> i am harris faulkner in for shepard smith. at 3:00 p.m. eastern, ups, the company's motto is, what can brown do for you? well, you could deliver the christmas presents on time. disappointment and anger as thousands of gifts are late. ups and fedex promising they will be delivered today or tomorrow. ups says they brought to extra workers to south out the delayed packagings. both companies blame bad weather and overleadded systems. >> many of you are still waiting to get a package, and you're talking about it on social media. according to the "associated press," customers reported delays in alabama, california, ohio, and virginia. >>> amazon.com, which saw a huge increase in online ordererring, which inquired shipping, is responding by offering shipping refunds and giving customers a credit toward purchases in the future. ups has apologized but a spokesperson for fedex says, quote, we experienced no major service disruptions in this week before christmas. she did acknowledge there were isolated incidents. the fox business networ

shepard myth reporting now live from the fox news deck. >> we begin with a fox urgent from the trial of the newlywed accuse of shoving her husband off the can cliff and murdering him. the wife has just agreed to make a plea deal. plus, we're waiting for a big vote to allow phone call0s 'flights. we could know any minute where the feds will allow them. let get to it. >>> good thursday afternoon to you and yours. fox urgent now. the new bride in montana accused of pushing her husband off a cliff eight days after theiring we, now admits she did kill her husband. in closing arguments were got to get underway. we learned the bride agreed to plead guilty to murder in the second degree. federal prosecutors say the wife deliberately pushed the husband to death in jail, shoving him in the back with both hands. she originally said it was an accident and then she told another story about him going somewhere with another couple, in other words, the lies were flowing. minutes ago she agreed to plead guilty to the murder. she had already pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. the prosec

i'm shepard smith. see you then. >> the people of detroit, what do we want?e. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy is on and unions are sounding off. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and, wow, $18 billion in debt and now detroit is getting the green light to dig itself out, but with a bankruptcy plan that has unions digging in. the judge saying that the motor city deserves a fresh start and we are all over that start. and whether it will ever stop. in detroit on what happens now. dave, who says bring on the bankruptcies now, and charles payne on if the unions lose, taxpayers stand to win big now.

. >> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. looks like family's fight to keep their daughter on a breathing machine could be offered. a court order allows the hospital to remove the 13-year-old girl from life support five hours from now. 5:00 p.m. pacific time. she suffered rare complications after surgery to remove her tonsils. doctors at the hospital, along with a court appoint editor, ruled she is brain dead and the breathing machine is not keeping the teen alive but is merely preserving her body from natural course of events. the family has not given up hope. they have been fighting the hospital in court to keep her on the breathing machine. they say they found a facility in new york that might be able to take care of her, but with the court order about to expire, the family is running out time and fast. adam is live in oakland. looks like the heartbreaking ordeal is reaching a conclusion? >> reporter: yeah, it's been more than two week here at this heartbreaking ordeal that has enveloped the community in oakland and the fa

. >>> 21 minutes past the hour from "shepard smith reporting," a fast-moving wildfire has destroyed a does homes and threatening hundreds more, forcing evacuation near california's central coast. it's an area just north of big sur state park. san francisco up to the north. this is santa cruz here, and this is the -- what's the forest again? los padres national forest. this is the spot where this fire is just raging. just on the foothills. some video from earlier today. crews say that fire spread overnight and charred at least 15 homes, including the home of the volunteer fire brigade chief there. other evacuees say they have no idea whether they're homes are even still standing. hundreds of firefighters and at least eight aircraft are battling the flames that now cover some 550-acres and they're working very hard to protect lives and structures. officials say bone-dry conditions and strong winds are fueling the thing and they expect more wind shifts to come in, which causes a lot of problems when you're trying to identifying this from -- fight this from the air. the fire is 5% contain

i'm shepard smith in new york." right after this. >>> obamacare battered and bruised and now a new poll shows a majority of uninsured americans don't even want it. so why the heck are we doing it? welcome. this is "your world." we had a big show planned for you and the big idea behind obamacare was to help the uninsured. but a new poll in "new york times" showing 53% of uninsure are no fans of it. so what about all of the people now being forced to pay more for their health care because of this. dr. jane hughes says it's time to pull the plug and pull it now. dr. hughes, are you surprised at the 53% number? a big number

this is "shepard smith reporting." we'll be back at you on this monday afternoon. >>> little kim on the news ribbon on the news deck here. talking about the challenges there, corruption, drugs, gambling. cast north korea's second most powerful person from his job. according to state television, the country's leader, kim the younger, lil' kim, has fired his own uncle from office. the experts say they had long considered this 67-year-old uncle the north koreans number two most powerful person. kim jong-un's right-hand man. he was a very big meantor for kim the young when he took the reigns, and before his father died they were using this man to groom hundred, but after his father's death he became an important figure. there's a report of the ouster and it looks like something out of a bad divorce hearing. the spy agency reported the north executed not one but two of the uncle's closest assistants for corruption. now analysts say the firing of such a senior figure could trigger more instability and potentially quite a pow

just came into the building or just -- cafeteria, library, we're getting conflicting reports, as shepard pointed out. we know a year later, this the sandy hook shooting, he came in guns ablazing ablazing and stors way into a school with a lockdown procedure. what do you do in these events in you can't prepare for someone who is going to come in ready and loaded for bear. what is the procedure for these schools? >> well, the facts that we know right now -- i'm not certain if they're individually corroborated, but it seems to me this shooter was look -- looking for an individual teacher. he requested by name an individual teacher. we don't know enough whether he is actually a student, did he know the individual he inquired of? so a lot of these pro-active textbook applications of an active shooter plan may be stalemated if the students is known by the questions he questioned of and is -- by the individual he questions of. i don't knoll how the shotgun was seek created. i don't know if he came in with a big tote of shotguns. an inwieldy weapon to conceal. it's difficult to say but the fact

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>> shepard eventually met with prison officials to discuss his safety and even the possibility of transferringprison. >> how are you doing, mr. shephard? how has everything been since you've been up here? >> it's all right. i mean, it's solitary confinement, really, but if that's what i got to deal with until i go home, that's what i'm going to do. because i'm up on 900 days. and if it takes me staying in that cell until i go home to avoid all the craziness going on out there, do this or do that or get this or end up having this done to you, all that, they can keep all that. i'm going home. >> okay. i will get with internal affairs. make sure we follow up and make sure all the paperwork is done appropriately. we'll work on making sure you get adjusted to what you need. if you need anything or something happens up here, you let me know right away. >> all right. >> okay? thanks. he has a legitimate concern, i would say almost 100% he'll be granted protective custody. and he'll probably do the rest of the time on protective custody inside the prison. >> some people can say, oh, you're soft. you'r

there was another group being sheparded in. children who wanted to write notes at a table could proceed to this area and place them there. everyone is waiting for the huge event tomorrow. the latest word that we had from the government was that 50 heads of state, a number bigger than yesterday at this time. 50 heads of state expected to continue and that number could change in the next few hours before that event. it will be scheduled for 11 here south africa time. 80,000 people expected in one of the big soccer stadiums and they have set up 90 big screens all around the country. we expect a massive crowd here tomorrow. gates opened at 6:00 but the folks we're talking to in soweto said, look, school is out. a lot of businesses are closed. people are coming in from all over the country who just want to have a part of this. so we expect massive crowds in the stadium outside the stadium, and in areas of remembrance like this all over the country. del? >> and alan, i know that you visited the small town of alexandrialexander to hon

train operated by a manager hit and killed 66-year- old lawrence daniels and 58- year-old christopher shepard. that is when workers are solely responsible for their safety. while bart eliminated this practice other changes could take times. >>> the incident happened in san francisco in a neighborhood near hay street. the 52-year-old grabbed the mail and threatened a mail carrier and ran off. >> after the investigation -- the threats against the victim and was -- >> investigators say all the stolen mail has been recovered. >>> authorities in london are investigating what caused part of a ceiling to collapse inside of a packed theater. last night almost 80 people were hurt. seven of them seriously when chunks of the ceiling started to fall on the people. more than 700 people were there at the time. >> confined to some heavy plastery. typical of what you would find in a theater. >> the theater is more than 100 years old. authorities say the building is now secure as they continue to investigate. >>> time is 4:38. a report being released today analyzing the secret service concludes the agency doe

shepard smith reporting starts right now. >> i am harris faulkner in for shepard smith.company's motto is, what can brown do for you? well, you could deliver the christmas presents on time. disappointment and anger as thousands of gifts are late. ups and fedex promising they will be delivered today or tomorrow. ups says they brought to extra workers to south out the delayed packagings. both companies blame bad weather and overleadded systems. >> many of you are still waiting to get a package, and you're talking about it on social media. according to

to rival auburn. 28-year-old adrian briskey is charged with fatally shooting 36-year-old michelle shepardam on saturday. police say both women are crimson tide fans. they are investigating witness accounts but briskey became enraged when the victim joked about alabama's last second loss on a 100-yard return of a missed field goal. >>> on sunday "60 minutes" broke the story about amazon's plan to use drones to deliver packages. whether that program will fly depends on the faa. as mark strassmann reports first first the agency must answer concerns about safety, security and privacy. >> reporter: this is the air drop technology amazon calls prime air. ceo jeff bezos told charlie rose on "60 minutes" he hopes it will deliver packages under five pounds faster than a pizza. >> these are effectively drones there's no reason they can't be used as delivery vehicles. >> reporter: bezos said a fleet of self-guided drones is still years away. >> i know it can't be before 2015 because that's the earliest that we can get the rules from the faa. my guess is that's -- that's probably a little optimistic.

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm certain shepard not say the internet has given intelligence agencies unprecedented kapila teams to anyone they wish but it has also empowered whistleblowers to shed light on what's really going on behind closed doors is wrongdoing justified if the government is trying to protect society and this is what we're going to talk about today. shuttling people on.

shepard myth reporting now live from the fox news deck. >> we begin with a fox urgent from the trialywed accuse of shoving her husband off the can cliff and murdering him. the wife has just agreed to make a plea deal. plus, we're waiting for a big vote to allow phone call0s 'flights. we could know any minute where the feds will allow them. let get to it. >>> good thursday afternoon to you and yours. fox urgent now. the new bride in montana accused of pushing her husband off a cliff eight days after theiring we, now admits she did kill her husband. in closing arguments were got to get underway. we learned the bride agreed to plead guilty to murder in the

thanks for watching, shepard smith is coming up live from the fox news desk. >> you have a fantasticot fantastic for a former government official who pulled off one enormous con job, he cheated the federal government out of almost a million dollars by convincing them he was a spy. they caught him and sentenced him so let's get to it. >>> good wednesday afternoon, t. it's 3:00 in new york city. headlines in the news, a former federal official told his boss he couldn't come to work because he was a cia spy. the boss said you're a spy, so be it. more than a decade

"shepard smith reporting" live. >> it's about to get ugly.ul winter storm is tracking across a large section of the nation. it could affect millions of us and trigger travel and slipping delays at the heart of the busy holiday season, so let's get to it. >>> good friday afternoon to you and yours. forecasters say this storm is threatening to dump more than a foot of snow in some places across the lower 48. let's take a look at the wall of cold. the big wall is barely big enough today. you see where it stretches from way up there to way over the there in the middle of things. the storm will blanket towns with snow and rain for the weekend from me

shepard smith reporting now live from the fox news deck. >>> thanks very much.y. but we'll begin with a foxnews.com reporter who said she would go to jail and would have had to do so before she would ever betray her journalistic efforts. an important moment for journalism and your right to now. let's get to it. >>> and good afternoon to you and yours. 3:00 on the fox news deck in new york city. jana winter is speaking out about her victory in court. a state supreme court decision that is a huge win for freedom of the press. and for all of us who read and watch and listen to the

. >> hey i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck from all of us from shepard news reporting and breakingnt to open presents and eggnog. hope you are enjoying your family merry christmas and happy new year from all of úp@@xcçx÷ . >>> a california judge ruling a brain dead teen can be taken off life support. the 13-year-old was bleeding profusely and went into cardiac arrest after aof aafter a tonsillectomy. the judge is giving the family up december 30 to file an appeal. she will remain on life support until then. this hour i'm kelly wright. back to "fox & friends" christmas. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back and merry christmas, we are so glad that you you can join us. >> indeed. you know, as millions of americans get together to celebrate the birth of jesus with their families, there are many more who cannot. >> that's because they are overseas fighting for our freedom and here to say thank you to our military is country music super star craig morgan. ♪ he said momma ♪ i know you have a lot of plans for me ♪ college in the fall ♪ hey i'm almost 18 ♪ he? i've been doing lots of thinking ♪ about a lot

you will hear from her alongç with shepard smith. >> i promised my sources i would keep their identitiesgo to jail to do so. >> youv/lñ were going to jail. >> correct.ç martha: and the 6-year-old boy who was booted from school and labeled a sexual that harasser -- this is so crazy -- he kissed a little girl on the hand. >> i didç something wrong. she sent me to the office. i feel sorry. bill: cute little guy, right? there are i newç developments n the story that you do not want to miss about that young man. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]>> i have never been me hopeful about america. bill: a foxnews.com reporter speaking out for the first time since she found herself in the news. jana winter subpoenaed in new york state for refusing to reveal her sources in her coverage of the colorado movie massacre. but the new york court of appeals ruled in her favor this week, and winter spoke out for the first time about her ordeal with shepard smith. >> i knew i was kind of in trouble when my fellow colleagues and competitors at different channels or people i worked with or i competed against when i w

shepard smith is now reporting. >> was the train engineer asleep at the switch or zoned out?was really happening in the moments before a commuter train jumped the tracks and went deadly in new york? we're live at the scene as investigators work to get answers. >>> crunching plastic guns in your home. printing them. guns you can carry through muttal detectors. that could become legal within days unless congress takes action. >> ready for old man winter? some spots are bracing for the coldest temperatures we have seen in years. ahead just how cold they could get, and who is going to get the worst of it. let's get to it.

. >> hey i'm shepard smith on the fox news deck from all of us from shepard news reporting and breakingog. hope you are enjoying your family merry christmas and happy new year from all of us. ♪ ing categories" card. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting heavyweight-champion- of-the-world cash back card. thiss the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. now tell me, what's in your wallet? >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. an important deadline involving federal healthcare coverage is now just hours away. people in 36 states have until midnight to enroll in obamacare plan on the healthcare.gov web site. that would mean their coverage can begin on january 1st. the remaining states run their own insurance exchanges. the december 15th federal deadline was moved to the 24th with heavy traffic expected on the healthcare.gov web site. and the north american ire row space

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you might want to talk to matthew shepard's mother and father if you do. or note that uganda passed an ant anti-gay this week punishing gay people with life in prison and we give uganda about half a million dollars a year? maybe the gay and lesbian community ought to focus on that. gays have been told not to show at the olympics in russia by macho man himself big bad vlad putin. personally, i don't give a damn what you do in your bedroom, who you do it with, how often you do it. that's between you, your partner and god. think having been schooled in the constitution and rendering legal decisions on the constitution that phil robertson has a right to say whatever he thinks. as far as i'm concerned, the thought police should get the duck out of here. now, i must confess. i have never watched "duck dynasty" although my mother loves it. what do i know? what i do know is that phil is self-described red neck who often quotes from the bible has the right to his view of the world. especially if it's based on the bible. and if it's considered blasphemous for phil t

shepard smith reporting now live from the fox news deck. >>> thanks very much. lots to get to today. but we'll begin with a foxnews.com reporter who said she would go to jail and would have had to do so before she would ever betray her journalistic efforts. an important moment for journalism and your right to now. let's get to it. >>> and good afternoon to you and yours. 3:00 on the fox news deck in new york city. jana winter is speaking out about her victory in court. a state supreme court decision that is a huge win for freedom of the press. and for all of us who read and watch and listen to the news. jana winter's year long court battle ended yesterday when new york state's highest court ruled she did not have to return to colorado to reveal her confidential sources. this all started with jana winter's exclusive reporting on the aurora colorado movie theater shooting. p the article is still at foxnews.com and the headline as you can see, xlmovie massacre suspect sent chilling notebook to psychiatrist. james holmes mailed a notebook full of details about how h

while shepards watch their flock at night. your book is on my list somewhere down there, bill.ember is the month we're celebrating the real reason for the season and we are happy to share it with christians that is the birth of the sun, not s-o-n. >> the shortest day of sunlight in the northern hem miss fierce. the romans celebrate it we atheists and gnostic. >> sun is having a birthday, i just wouldn't know what to get it. look, we don't ask to you believe in christmas. nobody is asking you, mr. barker to do that. but to attack it in times square, you know is, that really a nice thing to do to celebrate winter columns tis is, that nice? >> winter columns tis is the winter holiday. >> is it nice to put up the billboard, mr. barker? >> >> we put up our own billboard in times square. >> i will put you down as being gnostic on the naughty or nice question. mr. barker, you have a blast for the sun's birthday and we appreciate your appearance. directly ahead a man in san diego charged with revenge porn. first case of its kind in california. herald on that. then a female teacher gets

in the story about a shepherd that lives in a grassy area they call the common since all of the shepards share the grass they grab as much of it as possible. they bring many more sheep to graze. soon all of the grass was gone. the sheep died. the shepherds had nothing. they divided the commons and the mart parcels. we should think about this today on thanksgiving. school whirn were taught it's a day of sharing. pilgrims and indians share the fruits of the harvest. i assume most of the teachers don't know thanks to sharing. the pilgrim almost start. they know the real thanksgiving story. >> it is an important lesson we learn from the pilgrims which is when they first came to the country they thought it would be nice to share. they had a big area they farmed. >> the corporation ordered them. >> we will work on this together and difficult sri it up equally. the first winter was harsh. they got sick. they also didn't grow much food. they didn't grow a bun of food for two reasons. if they p didn't work together there's a tendency to shrek. on the other end where it grew they poached. they pic

. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. thanks for joining us today. have a great holiday week. >>> desperate for the last-minute rush? retailers are praying for it and the white house are extending its store hours. why the only dash may be for your cash. >>> welcome, i'm eric bolling in for neil cavuto. tonight was supposed to be the deadline for signing up for obamacare but it looks like now there is a one-day grace period. the president said more than a million people have signed up for obamacare, a far cry from the 3.3 million that were expected to enroll by now. so on january 1st when the law kicks in, are we looking for a big taxpayer bailout. steve, we don't know if the million people who have enrolled who are people that are paying yet, right? >> we do not, we do not, eric. >> and when you say big fat taxpayer bailout, how does that happen? >> let's go over the math here, eric. you are right there are about a million people who have signed up. we don't know if they are paying premiums yet but there are about 6 million people who have lost their

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. only a few hours left before it's over. your chance to sign up for healthcare coverage if you need coverage to begin on january 1st. for millions of americans it seems this time, today's deadline is the real deal. people have until midnight tonight in the east, 9:00 p.m. on the west, to sign up, and the obama administration has pushed back the deadline by one day, citing high demand during the last, minute rush. according to the twitter account for the enrollment web site there were nearly two millions visits to the healthcare.gov site and 250,000 calls to their manned lines today. a record number for the web site after the rollout in october, and restarting a month later. customers reporting long wait times yesterday. some people got this message. telling them to wait. the site was overloaded and they'd have to stand in line -- well, a digital line. and we do not know yet how many people signed up for healthcare coverage, a number that could be a key indicator how the affordable care act is doing. ed henry is live with the

shepard. >> steve, thanks very much. >> the handling of this case is raising all sorts of questions.estigation take so long? almost a year. why make this announcement today, just days before the heisman vote? let's bring in sports attorney steve olenick. a lot of things left out but the fact remains the prosecutors depends have enough to charge and that's not so unusual. >> it's true. they had nothing. you have the accuser's dna happened to be her boyfriend, his actual dna sample was, also jameis winston, so there was very little evidence. >> she said she reported this immediately. that's word that many people might have different definitions for. for me it means right after an incident. >> correct. that did not happen. >> report days later. >> correct. >> the tallahassee police department, the accusations were, look, florida state is the only game in town, seminoles on their way to the first national championship since the '8s '80s. what's the police defense to that? >> these kids are targeted, quite frankly. it does happen as a college throw athlete. a he was a five-star recruit. s

. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. thanks for joining us today. have a great holiday week. >>> desperate for the last-minute rush? retailers are praying for it and the white house are extending its store hours. why the only dash may be for your cash. >>> welcome, i'm eric bolling in for neil cavuto. tonight was supposed to be the deadline for signing up for obamacare but it looks like now there is a one-day grace period. the president said more than a million people have signed up for obamacare, a far cry from the 3.3 million that were expected to enroll by now. so on january 1s

thanks for watching, shepard smith is coming up live from the fox news desk. >> you have a fantastic day. sentencing day and not fantastic for a former government official who pulled off one enormous con job, he cheated the federal government out of almost a million dollars by convincing them he was a spy. they caught him and sentenced him so let's get to it. >>> good wednesday afternoon, t. it's 3:00 in new york city. headlines in the news, a former federal official told his boss he couldn't come to work because he was a cia spy. the boss said you're a spy, so be it. more than a decade later the admitted scammer is heading to prison. we have video of the phony secret guy who wasn't a secret. the phony secret agent left court a short time ago. john beal with the environmental protection agency. that was true. under a plea deal a judge sentenced him to more than 2.5 years in prison on top of steep fines. while at the epa beal convinced people he was a secret agent. and he could only work four days a week. eventually he said he would ditch work for months at a time during his so-called

i'm shepard smith. see you then. >> the people of detroit, what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy is on and unions are sounding off. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and, wow, $18 billion in debt and now detroit is getting the green light to dig itself out, but with a bankruptcy plan that has unions digging in. the judge saying that the motor city deserves a fresh start and we are all over that start. and whether it will ever stop. in detroit on what happens now. dave, who says bring on the bankruptcies now, and charles payne on if the unions lose, taxpayers stand to win big now. we begin with jeff. >> neil, hello. it's a big day in detroit. i tell you. no one really saw this coming in the it did. inside the courtroom, all we have is sketches because it's a federal court but the bankruptcy judge did what no judge before him has ever done, that is to rule that if a city goes into bankruptcy, and you have a municipal pension, it's not safe. it can actually be re

he chose the number 98 to honor matthew shepard, a young, gay man murdered in 1998 hate crime. >> whatu say to those who want to be a pro ballplayer and happens to be gay? >> it doesn't matter that you're gay, but the key thing is that it's about basketball. >> reporter: pro sports is of course high pressure and high profile, almost stereotypically manly, but so is another helm of american life. that saw a huge shift in attitudes in 2013. the u.s. military, having already dropped its long-standing ban on gay and lesbian service, this year, it extended full benefits to same-sex spouses. astonishingly, the u.s. military is now more open than u.s. professional sports. if the military can change, surely the locker room can change? >> yeah, you would think so. >> reporter: for the armed services came as an immediate consequence of the u.s. supreme court ruling this year in a landmark case brought by edie windsor, who spoke with diane sawyer. >> when you see the words that edie windsor versus the united states of america. >> when i first saw it i was terrified. what have i done? then i gradu

. >> elmo is a german shepard who will work as a drug detection dog in the jail. 11 deputies have gonee application process to become her handler. now colonel jim previtera and his senior staff must decide who will be chosen for the most -- much coveted job. >> these people need to truly understand -- >> this is your life. >> -- what is going to be expected of them and what they're going to have to do. >> imagine all the dog hair. >> they're going to have to be dedicated in this program. they're it. this thing lives or dies with them being committed to it. >> when we pick this person, we can't afford to fail. there was a lot of effort going into to get this. there's a lot of work on everybody's part to get this thing right. the last thing we can afford right now is for the dog to bomb because we didn't pick the right handler. >> i this i we got it. >> three months into it, decides this isn't really what i -- >> yeah, exactly. >> elmo's primary duty is to detect illegal drugs inside the jail. at hillsborough county, drugs have played a role in the arrests of many of the inmates, includi