i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye."news go to foxnews.com. >> the united nations has a campaign for an ambassador for women and girls. not everyone saw it that way. some saw a sexy spokeswoman as sexist. there was a petition. it read a large breasted white woman of impossible proportions in a simmer re-- shimmery motif. i signed it and said sounds great. if you want to spread your message to men you need that stuff to get their attention. that's the beauty of wonder woman. they see her and find her attractive and then they don't take it seriously and she kicks their ass. they will inspire girls to self-confidence and occupations monopolized by men. let's compare her skateboard skills to another famous u.n ambassador. >> it was hard for him to track down criminals. he couldn't get out of that mode. >> that is the difference between him not getting secretary of state. >> somebody leaked that. >> jimmy, is wonder woman sexist? >> if you are getting your self-worth from a ambassador you have problems. there are women gettin

in new york, patricia stark, fox news. road rage leads to a deadly shooting. now the n-f-l is mourning the victim. angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. a former nfl running back is dead after an apparent road rage shooting in louisiana. 28-year-old joe mcknight was part of an argument at an in orleans suburb. one witness says she saw a man yelling at another, with someone trying to apologize as the man shot him multiple times. police have identified the shooter. mcknight played at usc, before going to the nfl in 2010, where he played for the new york jets and kansas city chiefs. kim. back to you. eleven people are now confirmed dead following raging wildfires in tennessee. several others are still missing. rescue crews have been working around the clock, putting out brush fires and searching for destroyed or damaged, and 14- thousand people were evacuated. some good news after the fires- the mayor of sevier county says some businesses in the area have reopened. the engineer in a 2013 train derailment in the bronx has filed a lawsuit for 10

i'm patricia stark, now back to fox news. you're watching the most powerful name in news channels. >>> there are certain questions humanity has been wondering forever, are we alone in the universe? is there such a thing as absolute truth? and is diehard a christmas movie? this week on twitter, people are debating that. perhaps because netflix listed diehard under the category of festive favorites. movie pilot.com says yes, giving it a christmas movie an a, basically it's about him saving his marriage. the reason john is in l.a. is to see his kids for christmas, but naysayers note that diehard was released in july, and argue that a setting doesn't make it a christmas movie. they gave name to other movies, batman returns, a b, eyes wide shut, a c, and kiss, kiss bang, bang a d. okay, david, what do you think? first of all to the question is diehard a christmas film? >> no, look, a christmas movie is a movie you can only watch christmastime. you can watch diehard in july. but if you got shorts and a t-shirt watching how the grin

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. president-elect donald trump making a big announcement late last night during his victory rally in cincinnati. mr. trump announcing he will hire james matis to be his defense secretary. >> they say he is the closest thing to general george patton that we have, and it is about time. it is p time. >> general matis retired in 2013 after serving as the commander of the u.s. central command. he would need a special waiver to serve since he has not opinion out of the military for seven years. the president-elect visited the carrier plant in indianapolis to announce a deal that would prevent a thousand jobs from going to mexico. he also issued a warning to companies saying if they leave the u.s. they will be taxed heavily at the border. >>> shameful and outrageous. that's what jill stein calls president-elect donald trump's objection to the michigan vote recount. the objection delays the recount until next week. stein requested recounts that are underway in pennsylvania and wisconsin. the de

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark.ice arresting two men in germany on suspicion of planning an attack on a shopping center near the dutch border. the brothers born in kosovo were detained early on friday. it comes as a formal arrest warrant has been issued for the suspect in the deadly berlin christmas market attack. they say the 24-year-old suspect 's fingerprints were found on the truck used to plow into a crowd at that market. he is now being sought all over europe. the truck attack killed at least 12 people and injured nearly 50 others. >>> they say they have thwarted a coordinated bomb plot. five people have been detained suspected of planning a series of attacks in mull born -- melbourne. they are accused of being inspired by isis and carry out the attacks at a could cathedral. they believe the threat has been neutralized. a firebreaking out tonight in a high-rise building in new york city. the flames and smoke in the building on the upper west side injuring 24 people. two people were critically injured and four

i'm patricia stark and now back to "red eye." all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> with me now is the gavin mcinnes show. gavin, we have some stories. they want teenagers to stop having illegal sleep overs in their stores. there have been 10 incidents across the globe of what they call nonsponsorred sleepovers. two girls hid in a wardrobe until the store closed and then filmed themselves jumping on beds and other shennanigans. an ikea spokesman said the fun is over rated. they risk getting into trouble with the law. do you think it is over rated to hide? >> no. it is hilarious fun. remember breaking into the lockers in the school and the gym? we used to break into the gym and set up the trampolines and the mats and jump off the basketball hoops. we clinton smashed a school stereo. >> look what happened to him. >> i know. it is not good. he is in prison actually. >> this was in canada. did you ever get arrested? >> no, that's what i don't like about the story. stop calling the cops. it is hijinx. these are shinannigans.

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. president-elect trump is continuing his thank you tour. not everyone in the crowd woos cheer -- was cheering. the it also brought protesters. the house has passed a stop gap spending bill to keep the government running past tonight's midnight deadline. the measure aims to go through april. senate democrats are threatening to delay the passage of the bill. they are guaranteed hive time health benefits. lawmakers have voted to impeach the president. it is a stunning fall for the country's first female president after a corruption scandal that destroyed the popularity. a snowy icy mass and winter is making itself present. 50 vehicles were involved in a chain reaction crash and pile ups on thursday. this happened in lake county. the sheriff's office tells us at least 19 people were hurt. phow and tow truck drivers say they are very, very busy. >> and he is being remembered as a national hero. john glenn earned that title in mean 62 when he was the first american to orbit the earth as a me

i'm patricia stark. the show that lights up your late nights, "red eye." ♪ >>> when you've been one of hollywood's leading men for over 60 years, you get to know a few people. now in his new book, i loved her in the movies, memories of hollywood's legendary actresses, robert wagner, a legend himself, shares his experiences with some of the great screen personalities of all time. robert wagner joins me now. robert? >> thank you. >> fantastic. you know, of course, i grew up with "heart to heart," right? then i started watching all the classic films. it wasn't till college that i started getting into all these old movies. you worked with so many actresses. i want to kind of go through some of them, all right? >> sure. >> i'll kind of name off the act retss and you can give me some memories of them. bet bette davis. >> very definite. >> she knew what she wanted? >> exactly. >> a lot of these actresses, you said in the book you started off, you know, going to the movies and watching these starlets. >> yes. >>

patricia stark, with a look at the conditions. already causing problems across parts of the country... with snow falling from oregon to pennsylvania. a deadly pileup involving about 40 cars and trucks happened on interstate 96 in michigan thursday. at least three people are confirmed dead and eleven others injured. sanborn says: "we believe due to the slick roads and there was a white out conditions going on that time, we believe that was a contributing factor." snow and freezing rain shut down roads and caused thousands of area. hardy says: "it makes it harder but a lot more fun than normal. it's just, like, so uncommon for us to have snow here." some people decided to take advantage of the rare conditions... to have a little fun. moffenbeier says: "we've been waiting all day for the snow and it's finally started and we decided to come out to lakeridge and sled a little." a snow storm also impacting parts of north dakota... but with schools already having several snow days... some decided to reopen amid the white out conditions.

fox's patricia stark has the latest on trump's road to the white house. <

and it stands in stark contrast to the way donald trump hand his campaign. we watched his campaign and scratched our heads saying dose know what he's doing? it does go some to show you donald trump didn't need all of the bells and whistles, all these shiny things hillary clinton invested a lot of money in. and it shows you she was never able to articulate a reason why people should vote for her. she acted like it was just her turn. that message didn't resonate with voters. lou: i want to bring in byron york who is the washington examiner's chief political correspondent. great to see you. one of the things i'm struck by is this game that the left is already playing about impeach donald trump if he doesn't divest by january 20 of all of his billions of dollars and assets and holdings. it's unbelievable what a nasty, vial bunch they turned into. >> i think they have early onset trump derangement syndrome. if you listen to people on the left. they believe republicans plotted to undermine barack obama and tried to destroy this presidency from the moment he was el

what will you tell about the district and there are stark it was unsafe. what message about d.c. that you want to bring to this person. >> we will share with him is how the city operates and unique in the federal system and we're proud to be nation's capitol but it's also important he knows that we are independent district and that we raise and spend our money locally and we take care of the needs of d.c. residents and that and then we do function as and we also want to know -- him to know how other presidents worked with us to advance priorities that are common. >> were you surprised bit position. >> we actually reached out to the president-elect and asked to sit down and talk about washington d.c.. and so we're pleased that he has moved forward and given us that opportunity. >> there you have to there. heard from muriel bowser and "fox5"news at 10. >> we'll see you then in the meantime go to fox5dc.com for all the latest. meantime go to fox5dc.com for all the latest. see you back here at 10:00 ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv

the stark break here is between trump's denial that the russians intervened in the presidential racee that they did. one is right, the other is wrong. if trump has evidence to dispute the cia's finding, he should produce it. if not, his contempt for the agency is not warranted. why would the u.s. commander in chief ridicule the very intelligence services he's about to command? i repeat what i said at the top of the show. it wasn't the cia who got us in that stupid, terrible, destructive war in iraq. it was the festering in the pentagon and the vice president's office. it led to an uncovering of the nation's identity and the convicting of its own number. i would like to think donald trump would see this, but if he got it wrong it's his own fault. the cia did not tell us saddam hussein had nuclear weapons, dick cheney did. including john bolton who can't wait to get back into positions where they can do more of this, more wars, more regime changes, more killing of people for the offense daring to be in their way. mr. trump, please don't let john bolton back into power. he will do more

today we have a president-elect who says vladimir putin is very smart, also a stark contrast in actions. here in america they are clearing out russian compounds in maryland and new york. these compounds that were used by russians linked to the intelligence agencies in moscow. we are told they were holiday homes for officials. and now the officials will be told to go home. and when you have diplomats in russia being invited to new year's parties, this is a new low for u.s.-russia relations. but can donald trump turn that around? kasia: we will watch and see. laura, as always, thank you very much. laura bicker in washington for us. well, to find out what people in moscow think of this diplomatic to and fro i spoke to a , political analyst at the russian news agency. he said few russians would have been surprised by putin's response. >> i think when the american side, primarily president obama, decided to expel the russian diplomats, they kind of proceeded from the image of putin created by the mainstream media in the west, that he was a vengeful person, very easily getting angry, bad guy

broken down by party, the contrast is stark. 86% of democrats said this is bothersome.s almost exactly half. only a third of republicans. i find those numbers fascinating when you have trump sending these friendly signals towards moscow despite growing pressure on both sides of the aisle. when you look at the numbers and trump who seems to take a lot of signals from the audiences. do you see any movement there? any change? >> let's recognize it is bipartisan concern. also the fact that trump doesn't seem to care and obama didn't do much. this was hitting under obama's presidency. he said i didn't want to go very hard because i didn't want to be perceived as supporting hillary. perceptions were less important. you don't care at all about learning of the attacks on americans's national interest? this is a cyber war and unfortunately both of these characters are not standing up for the americans. >> what can congress do about it. i talked to senator reed and he was pushing really hard. >> congress to make more transparent the actual acts that transpired on behalf of the ru

i'm patricia stark.ow back to "hannity." >>> to protect our country from terrorism and extremism, we will suspend immigration from regions where it cannot be safely processed or vetted. you know, i've used the expression extreme vetting. extreme. it's going to be extreme. let me just say this as clearly as i can. i am going to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country. >> well, that was president-elect donald trump talking tough on terror and earlier tonight he tweeted about the berlin terror attack saying, when will the u.s. and all countries fight back. joining us to discuss this is what lean ferris. he serve as a foreign policy adviser to the trump campaign and fox news contributor julian turner. wally, let's start with you. we found so much out today. i mean, this guy, he pledges allegiance to al baghdadi, isis releases the video showing him pledging allegiance. when are we going to get tough on terror. >> that is the question of the evening, the eve of christmas. basically everythi

it moves into summit county and stark county. heads-up in canton. you may see light snow flurries or a brief, wintery mix early this morning. again, brief is the keyword here throughout it's also going to be cold today and very, very windy with the wind factored in today, high temperatures this afternoon in the 40s. look at that. we feel like we're in the 20s and 30s all day. at 3:00 this afternoon, laura. it's going to feel like 32 degrees. god bless you, tia. we need to get you something warm so you don't get sick. it is cold out there, and a weekend forecast is coming up at that one. always thinking about the weekends. we think about the morning commute right now. if you head out there on the road, we have a good-looking drive for you. 6:03 right now. early birds, this is what you're used to. 480 and 77 and 71 and 176, all of them right on time. no slowdowns or accidents or broken-downs. 60 miles per hour over the turnpike. 77, no problems. we had construction along 77 yester t report. doesn't look like that's out there today. that was in the fai

. >> fox's patricia stark hasark s the very latest.thry l >> i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to ohio.hi >> reporter: president-elect donald trump goes on victory tour giving thanks tor: v pmpots in swing states who helped himwm win the elections.lections he acknowledged howow controversial his win has been b as it sparked riots in citiesn e throughout the country.oury >> we're a but we're not going to beto b divided for long.divided i've always brought people together.ge i know you find that hard tod r believe. >> reporter: democrats say his speech has done nothingter:t bring the country together. >> i haven't seen anything yet i to make me think he's actuallyct going to outreach and be someom type of leading -- a least ourlr country that wants to unify.o u. this was a very partisanisan political speech.l >> reporter: republicans say he's already proving he can be o a leader. >> as he goes on this tore i oes onhi think people are actually actua seeing donald trump is not as announcement the nomination ofan his secretary of defense. defen. >> we are going to a

let's get right to patricia stark with new security measures in place.l preparations are underway in times square ahead of tomorrow neat's massive gathering. they are deploying extraordinary assets to keep crowds in the world safe. >> we monitor and assess the threat 24-hours a day. at this time we have no direct concerns related to terrorism to times square specifically or new year's eve in general. >> any one looking to get into time's square will be screened twice. large containers and umbrellas not allowed. 7,000 officers including newly graduated recruits will patrol the streets. helicopters will keep watch above the crowds while police boats will control the waters over the hudson rivers and following the ice attacks the city will barricade streets with sand filled trucks and other vehicles to block off roads and keep people safe. police in germany will block roads and bridges to stop another potential attack. they are also stepping up patrols and installing extra security cameras. in london additional 30,000 officers will be deployed around the ci

a stark contrast from yesterday. you throw in that wind. it's going it feel more like the 30s at best for today. maybe we squeak out a ray or two of the sunshine. the weather radar. showing us what we have right now. a little speck of white and blues on the radar. trying to indicate snow but kind of mix. strongsville to the wellington areas. same thing back around akron. a little farther to the east. a snow flake or two in the rivena area. let us know if you see any of this so we can confirm what the radar is showing us. the back edge of it now. so what we're seeing today is going to continue through tomorrow i think as well. walk you through futurecast here. flakes this morning. should give way to mostly cloudy skies. a few more showers this afternoon and this evening. and perhaps even some minor snowfall accumulations would not surprise me in the area over the next 24 to 36 hours. so here's kind of the weather time line for today. spring sprinkles and flurries this morning. tonight cloudy and cold. tomorrow, more of the same with showers

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. >> paw trush shaw stark has more on the victory rally. >> good morning abby and heather. donald trump speaking to thousands of supporters in u.s. bank arena with an america first message stressing unity to move his agenda forward. >> i am asking you to believe in america once again. we have many challenges. but this is truly an exciting time to be alive. there has been no time like it. the script is not yet written. >> mr. trump outlining his plans for the country once he takes office including doubling down on building a wall, vowing to take a tough stance on immigration and banning refugee from countries with a history of ties to terrorism. >> we will finally end illegal immigration. we will construct a great wall at the border. the security threats it created. these are just threats stupidly created our very, very stupid politicians, refugee programs. >> the signature slogan drain the swamp also taking center stage. mr. trump stressing it won't be easy but promising to get it done. >> we are going to drain the swamp of corruption in washington, d.c. we are going to nee

it is a stark choice.ve any signs of which way the vote will go and what it will mean for the rest of europe? >> on the first point, it is genuinely too close to call in so far as we can trust opinion full these days, the latest polls, they were tied. we simply do not know. as far as the rest of europe, this is a barometer for how strong populist sentiment is in western europe. of course, combined with the italian vote, it will be very closely watched. nejra: we have talked a lot about the italian vote this hour. another country to vote soon is france. tell us what we have learned this week. field is becoming clearer for the elections which come next april and may. we learned this week the republican candidate will be france will feel -- francois fillon from the conservative republican party. he calls himself a thatcherite, so a reformist conservative. night,other hand, last francoise lalonde, the sitting president, surprisingly ,nnounced -- hollande surprisingly announced that he would not be running next

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. >>> a manhunt is underway for the suspect in the shooting of a state trooper. the trooper was shot while answering a domestic dispute call. he joined the state police just one year ago. a 32-year-old man is being taught sau sought in connection with the shooting. >>> donald trump offers praise for vladimir putin for his decision not to retaliate for new penalties imposed by the obama administration. mr. trump calling putin very smart and says he will not kick american diplomats out of the country despite president obama's announcement that 35 russian operatives will be expelled from the u.s. putin inviting diplomats to the kremlin to celebrate new year's. >>> a four alarm fire destroying 14 businesses in a borough of new york city it 175 firefighters were called to the scene. >>> border patrol arrest are up 20% this year. roughly 416,000 arrests were made nationwide. >>> riders getting more of a thrill than they bargained for. a sky ride became stuck with 18 people on board at knots berry farm in southern california. fire cre

they are not official release the identities that the man was a successful businessman in stark county described them as the perfect neighbors. >> last night we put out the garbage cans and resolve the neighbors and then this morning, coming home from the preschool to see all of the authorities here and not sure what was goin on, into here, it is shocking. the plan to release more information tomorrow, kevin freeman fox 8 news. winter is back, and talk about the dangers of carbon a good time to make sure that everything is okay. you want to make sure you have your heavy winter coat nex week with snowfall coming. >> the end of the 8 -day forecast will be a shocker when you see the forecasted high temperatures. cuyahoga county, lake county, lake county ashtabula county run into some showers especially near the lake shore, and little bit of vaccine, if you get into geauga county, snowfall. it is light to moderate. >> into jefferson appears to ramen snow showers in northern michigan plots of lake effect snow phone the strong winds, between ten and 20, like the upper 20s tonight continued w

>>> live from america's new headquarte headquarters, putrickau stark.r was flying from lundn to los angeles when she suffered a heart attack before landing. she was rushed to a hospital in critical condition after her plane touched down. the 60-year-old actress and author is best known as princess leah in the "star wars" films. she was in luntden filming a series for amazon. >>> air force says there's a personnel shortage and it needs another 30,000 airman in the next five to six years. they say it needs more personnel for intelligence and maintenance jobs. there's roughly 317,000 airman in the air force. meanwhile, military personnel seeing a pay raise. president obama authorizing 6$61 billion for the military as well as additional benefits for personnel and their families and keeps the prison open autoguantanamo bay, cuba. >>> and holiday travel gets ntd way. a winter storm watch in effect from montana to lake superior with much of the dakotas under a blizzard watch. the minnesota vikings' football team experiencing some of that winter weather first h

stark. washington bureau chief. (202)748-8000 for democrats. our phone lines are open. (202)748-8001 for republicans. good afternoon. go ahead. caller: good afternoon. host: go ahead, john. caller: i am here but i think i am on hold. host: we can hear you, go ahead. caller: my question is, with the decisiveness and the close election in the united states and with the brexit vote, do they see this posted by causing something in the future? usually, there is a 60-40 or larger percentage, but because in both of these elections, both of the device in the countries are so close, for example, does the british commentator see this evolving into more controversy? does the german commentator see this as a harder challenge for germany in dealing with the united states and in britain? host: your follow-up, john? caller: yes my question is, do moving outthis towards other countries like austria, italy with their elections and the netherlands? this sort of close divide with the left and right? host: john

i'm patricia stark, fox news tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ask your doctor about