the next month, he cried again march in the 51st edition in tripoli. colonel ian jacob, the secretary for the cabinet, the sun shown down in the cried this sky -- and a cloud this sky and they set up on the upper part of the outlined in the archery, all under the veterans of the army, expanding the last city of bruce braley's empire. no wonder the tears rolled down his cheek as he took the salute of one of our finest divisions. the bitter moment in the white house when it fell was swallowed up in the joy of the morning in tripoli. when admiral cunningham took the prime minister to visit the submarine crews and the harbor in june 1943, churchill made a delightful speech. he came away with tears running down his cheeks. cunningham. for murder out on that location. churchill talked about walking in the valley of the sender of death -- valley of the shadow of theh, and in that affect morale of submarine crews that day. that november during the conference, one day after lunch with the president, he asked his daughter sarah to arrange for cry to go to the py

the tripoli native led all of d-one football with 17 sacks and tied for second in tackles for a loss with 24. thanks, scott. now here's a look at today's most viewed web with your 24-hour village of cedar rapids had to move partially because of the flooding. tonight on t-v nine news at 10, hear why she is scrambling to get her new shop open for the holidays. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. tonight, but thankfully the rain has stopped. as the wind swings around to the northwest a cool day is also ahead with no fog worries. there is a weak disturbance that rolls through thursday night into friday morning. this could bring some flurries, but nothing that will have any major travel impacts. saturday remains dry with low pressure heading back into the state on sunday bringing a shower chance. have a great night and a happy thanksgiving. tonight: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10 high: 40 thanks for joining us for (birds singing, insects trilling) sheldon: it's nice to get back to nature. why don't i

next know cried again during the army that and begin in tripoli in february in the 51st division. the bands beautifully turned out and near lay hundred strong led the march called "colonel m. jake opd, to the cabinet. down in the cloudless sky when the union jack from the star set up over an arch way on the upper part of the ruined castle and armed century stop. all around with veterans of the eighth army standing in the lost city of mussolini's empire, no wonder the tears rolled down the prime minister's cheeks as he took the salute of one of our finest divisions. the bitter moment in the white house when tabrooke fell was swallowed up in the joy in the morning of tripoli. >>> when the prime minister was taken to visit the saub marine crew, churchill made a delightful speech and he came way with tears running down his cheeks. cunningham feared actually on that occasion. he talked about always talk walking in the valley of shadow of death. it certainly didn't seem to effect the morale of the submarine crews that day. that november during the cairo conference, one day after lunch w

from tripoli has been named the missouri valley football conference defensive player of the year. schult is the ninth panther to receive defensive player of the year honors... schult ended the season leading all of division i football (both fcs & fbs) in sacks with 17.0 and he tied for second in the country in tackles for loss with 24.0. his 17.0 sacks in 2016 ranks second all- time in single- season quarterback sacks for uni while his 24.0 tackles for loss beat the uni record of 23.0 that prospect in next year's n-f-l draft. the northern iowa volleyball team plans to spend the thanksgiving holidays hosting--- the missouri valley conference volleyball tournament at the mcleod center. the panthers enter the tourney as the number three seed---and will actually play thanksgiving night against loyola... some might consider being the coach bobbi peterson says her to have our home crowd here. that thanksgiving i get that but it proud of we get to showcase that have a great thanksgiving dinner and then what a great family activitiy to come out and watch volleyball.i might be a little bia

tripoli---karter schult has been named the missouri valley football conference defensive player of the year. schult is the ninth panther to receive defensive player of the year honors... schult ended the season leading all of division i football (both fcs & fbs) in sacks with 17.0 and he tied for second in the country in tackles for loss with 24.0. his 17.0 sacks in 2016 ranks second all-time for uni while his 24.0 tackles for loss beat the he is considered to be a prospect in next year's n-f-l draft. former iowa hawkeye quarterback jake rudock has been promoted from the detroit lions practice squad to their active roster... rudock who finished his senior season at michign--was drafted in the sixth round by the lions this past spring. it is believed the lions promoted rudock at this time to keep the quarterback hungry chicago bears from snatching him off their practice squad. the bears lost starting quarterback jay cutler with a shoulder injury. in the preseason---rudock played well for the lions--- throwing for 330 yards and threw a team- leading four touchdowns. bright lights big fig

the tripoli native led all of d- one foootball with 17 sacks and tied for second in tackles for a loss with 24. coach farley thinks schult has a bright future. "karter shult, he's in the same mold in the same type of mindset as and talent set as these guys playing today on sunday afternoons, he fits that same temperament. how he came in here and worked for four years, made himself into the player he is today. he practices hard as he plays and those are the ones that make it when they get their opportunity in the nfl. so yes, there is no question, i think he is the most legitimate one on the football team that's an nfl prospect on this football team" sot :31 oc: "prospect on this football team " 16 games into the season and the roughriders were still looking for their first win tonight against chicago. lets head to the stable. and he shoots and just misses. are these players getting smaller or is for a little guy. to the big guys and chicago lit the lamp first on a walker durr rocket right in front of the net.. but that woke the riders up and they tied moments later on the jakob sirota

the tripoli native led all of d- one foootball with 17 sacks and tied for second in tackles for a loss with 24. coach farley thinks schult has a bright future. "karter shult, he's in the same mold in the same type of mindset as and talent set as these guys playing today on sunday afternoons, he fits that same temperament. how he came in here and worked for four years, hard as he plays and trains as hard as he plays and those are the ones that make it when they get their opportunity in the nfl. so yes, there is no question, i think he is the most legitimate one on the football team that's an nfl prospect on this football team" sot :31 oc: "prospect on this football team " 16 games into the season and the roughriders were still looking for their first win tonight against chicago. lets head to the stable. and he shoots and just misses. are these players getting smaller or is for a little guy. to the big guys and chicago lit the lamp first on a walker durr rocket right in front of the net.. but that woke the riders up and they tied moments later on the jakob sirota slapper his first of the

author of "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates." brian, welcome back.o i think that there is no up thing as protocol to president-elect trump. this is par for the golf course, preferably mara-lago. how much of a handful will he be as president. reporter: 5% of the press disdained him. so if he wants to go out to eat for the first time since '86 because he does not like to go out to eat. so he went out there and he did not tell the press. he didn't even tell his handlers. he was hungry, and he was work hard, and he has yet to -- he only has two people in this cabinet. it does drive the press crazy. i'm starting to sense he's a bit of an unnort d an unorthodoxed e and now president-elect. >> buchanan tried the same thing and it blue up on him. he will have a press conference. but he unless communication with us. he's tweeting. he tweeted three times during fox and friends this morning. kennedy: about your show? >> no, about his life and the country. he said everything is going good and every decision come through me. don't believe there is disarray. kenne

in this 2014 e-mail she sad any idea whose fighters in tripoli. he's ware reof sending on private e-mail. yes and interesting but not for this channel. >> brush him as hard as you can. >> podesta says i agree with that in prns pell. where would you stick the knife? >> four house republicans telling the web site the hill they expect ryan to step down after tuesday's election. rumors are swirling because he faces an uphill battle to win a two-full year term leading the house gop. a spokesperson for ryan denies that report. >> currently the battle ground states in the find days. >> i just left by the way miami. in leaving i see air force one. he's down here campaigning for crooked hillary. >> florida could determine the fate of the nation. we are live with the brand new score card showing which way the polls are swaying. >> how likely is it that hull ry will be indicted? >> hvillary for prison. a student is tossed out of class for the t-shirt she is wearing. changes to make things right. all customers who have been impacted will be fully refunded. we

also, with thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. i finish up in jacksonville, florida.nks to everyone. >> congratulations. it has been a work of passion for you. god bless you. >> the funniest show on broadway is "oh, hello." every day they have -- they play two outrageously opinionated 70-something native new yorkers. i fit in perfectly. they are the funniest people around. it's the show, they have had all kinds of special guests. they have an interview segment in the middle of it. they have had tina fey, will ferrell, f. murray abraham, seth meyers, john alexander -- krjoh oliver. and they had me on. i was honored to be on. >> very cool. >> ironically, they had a big anti-trump demonstration outside. >> do you recognize this uber driver? wait. is his picture there? it's senator ben satz from nsas. he was giving out tips as well. if you throw up, the surcharge can be substantial. there you go. that's your takeaway for the night. >> you can be charged a cleaning fee. >> how do you know that? >> i was reading through it. >> see what happens when you become the premiere n

if you're in dayton, ohio you can catch brian at a signing for his book, "thomas jefferson and the tripoli" 4:30 eastern, dayton, ohio, kilmeade will be there. >> i will not be crying. lena dunham at the javits center waiting for hillary clinton to show up for the party of a lifetime. when she realizes florida is going the other direction, she reaches to her face to find tears there. she was crying. a little later she found hives on her chin. she found somebody else who also had hives on her chin, it was clear hillary clinton was going to lose. she could only join her boyfriend at home and take a shower, and she did. >> can i tell you for the record? one of our producerers, emily evers, breaks out in hives when she gets upset. not in this particular instance, but i've seen it happen. >> is she upset now? can we bring her out? >> i think she is doing well. >> i've never had that rehak shon. sometimes if i scratch a dirty cat my eyes will puff up. >> the truth is this is very upsetting to a lot of americans. >> not kid zbling the same way as when barack obama won two times in a row, it was u

we found out the paperback thomas jefferson the tripoli pirates is number one.arance in december 9 in jacksonville. it will be an evening at the ritz theater and museum. >> i was in florida last weekend. your book was everywhere i went. villages, the airport, in the stores. >> well that's bad news. that means -- >> it was prominently displayed and for good reason. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. i know that was a really important project for you. great job. that's it for us. we wish you a very happy and safe thanksgiving. we hope you will join us tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for our thanksgiving special. "special report" next. >>> president-elect trump pulls the trigger on two more major players in his new administration, and they are not from the good old boys club. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. south carolina governor nikki haley and charter schools advocate betsy devos have reason to be thankful this holiday season. haley will be the new ambassador to the u.n. devos will run the education department. they join

his latest book, thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates.he forgotten war that changed american history. now out in paperback. hello. >> great to see you, ladies. you haven't had me on the couch. you keep it in great shape. you will be able to get your deposit back. harris: last time we were here we put a stuffed bear in your seat. >> i remember that. it was wonderful to have that. sandra: good to have you. >> i don't know how we're ending the show. i will not give it away. it has to do with sandra's smile. sandra: why i am so tired. julie: are you most excited person ever? sandra: what amazing, historic night for the chicago conduction. harris: i watched with her on twitter. >> feel bad for indians. not to put down cleveland which we love. harris: and a little rain delay. >> but the country is happy for chicago. sandra: they are. there. >> there is no resentment. sandra: if only harry carrey lived to see the day. harris: on that cheery note, wait for the campaigns to begin. ratcheting up attacks on each other with five days to go. hillary c

thomas jefferson and tripoli pirates, amazing gook. brian kilmeade.or a while and doing very well. >> new after the word. thrilled everyone is getting it. our first war on terror and we win. sandra: you have one big visit coming up. >> jacksonville, december 9th. meet me there. sandra: keep it here for "outnumbered overtime." brian kilmeade will be there. join us. "happening now" starts right now.

thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. go to -- bill: thanks everybody.ump. returning from the thanks giving holiday to a tug-of-war inside the transition team over who should be our next secretary of state. morning, everybody. hope you had a great break with your family and friends. i had really great times. martha: nice to have a few days off. everybody back to work and back to business. i'm martha maccallum. this seems like a pretty bitter internal battle that is going on in the transition team over the nation's top diplomat decision. all of this now going public over the weekend. latest reports report to two leading candidates. long-time trump supporter

i will signing the thomas jefferson and tripoli pirates.number one again. bill: congratulations, brian. first step on peaceful transition begins today. president-elect donald trump travels to the white house this morning. we will have live coverage. morning, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. hope you got some sleep, america. we did. we're fresh. martha: good morning, everybody at home. i'm martha maccallum. as you know, this is a tradition, that kicks off the transition of one government to the next in this country. as we wait to see what kind of president donald trump will be. we get started this morning with peter doocy who is following mr. trump when he arrives in washington this morning. we'll see him as the movement begins in new york, headed in peter's direction. how much

. >> thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. nothing this weekend, but next weekend i'll be in orlando. then the 12th, the villages, because i have to. and i love those people. >> they're awesome down there. >> then in jacksonville, december 9th. >> buy it for christmas. bill: there is a man hunt under way in the state of iowa. two des moines police officers shot and killed after an ambush. police arrive on reports of shots fired and find an officer dead in his patrol car. then they find another officer dead in his patrol car. the suspect is michael green, described as armed and dangerous. six days. we are in the home stretch and the candidates sharpening their attacks on the trail. watch the map and see where they go as we say good morning on a wednesday. i'm bill hemmer. >> good morning to you at home. i'm martha maccallum. you have got trump and clinton in the key battleground states. donald trump is in florida. mike pence making a western swing going through arizona, new mexico, colorado, they hope will be competitive as wel

you have to ask yourself, we have an embassy in tripoli. what was the ambassador doing in benghazi?d that question. was it special interest? how can you have two embassies in a country that is in more? twoshould we have embassies? that is number one? the's the reason why republicans made the point that if we go after her, if we talk benghazi, her numbers go down. this is a year and a half ago. my home state in she would teach -- testified for 11 hours. paint our resources and use it for nothing. host: we're finding your thoughts for your plans on voting, whether you voted early, vote on tuesday or not vote at all. an early voter from north carolina is david in hope mills, north carolina. go ahead. caller: thank you. i appreciate you taking my call and giving me the opportunity to express my opinion. i'm a 28 year veteran, 74 years old. i voted very early and i voted for ms. clinton. i would love for her to become commander-in-chief and i would render her a salute at any time. to add to that, the republicans have been stalling and holding down the government to such a point that if w

next know cried again during the army that and begin in tripoli in february in the 51st division. the bands beautifully turned out and near lay hundred strong led the march called "colonel m. jake opd, to the cabinet. down in the cloudless sky when the union jack from the star set up over an arch way on the upper part of the ruined castle and armed century stop. all around with veterans of the eighth army standing in the lost city of mussolini's empire, no wonder the tears rolled down the prime minister's cheeks as he took the salute of one of our finest divisions. the bitter moment in the white house when tabrooke fell was swallowed up in the joy in the morning of tripoli. >>> when the prime minister was taken to visit the saub marine crew, churchill made a delightful speech and he came way with tears running down his cheeks. cunningham feared actually on that occasion. he talked about always talk walking in the valley of shadow of death. it certainly didn't seem to effect the morale of the submarine crews that day. that november during the cairo conference, one day after lunch w

i will signing the thomas jefferson and tripoli pirates. daytona ohio on the 18th and jacksonville on the 9th. >> his book is number one again. bill: congratulations, brian. first step on peaceful transition begins today. president-elect donald trump travels to the white house this morning. we will have live coverage. morning, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. hope you got some sleep, america. we did. we're fresh. martha: good morning, everybody at home. i'm martha maccallum. as you know, this is a tradition, that kicks off the transition of one government to the next in this country. as we wait to see what kind of president donald trump will be. we get started this morning with peter doocy who is following mr. trump when he arrives in washington this morning. we'll see him as the movement begins in new york, headed in peter's direction. how much does president-elect trump have on his plate when he get theres, peter? reporter: martha, president lech trump talked for months about draining the swamp in washington, d.c. this is his first trip to the

thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. go to -- bill: thanks everybody. back to business for america. back to business for president-elect donald trump. returning from the thanks giving holiday to a tug-of-war inside the transition team over who should be our next secretary of state. morning, everybody. hope you had a great break with your family and friends. i had really great times. martha: nice to have a few days off. everybody back to work and back to business. i'm martha maccallum. this seems like a pretty bitter internal battle that is going on in the transition team over the nation's top diplomat decision. all of this now going public over the weekend. latest reports report to two leading candidates. long-time trump supporter rudy giuliani and in the other corner you have governor mitt romney, outspoken opponent during the campaign called the president-elect a phony and a con. top trump loyalists are not happy about the idea of mitt romney as potential secretary of state. >> people feel betrayed to think that governor romney who went out of his way

she writes, any idea who is fighters attacked islamist positions in tripoli, libya?s hillary clinton openly on this server saying i want to talk to you about which fighters were out there in libya? there's other stuff they did put into email and they are going to leak it out. he's denying that russia hacked this scpiet what -- despite what democrats are saying. before the election, more will come out. he did the interview on russia today. if you want to deny that russia is involved, as the democrats are saying, maybe find another show. >> he said absolutely not. >> keep in mind, what we have heard through the leaks to bret, is that at least five foreign countries, five to seven, have their fingerprints inside that server. so it could have been any of those countries. >> sure. >> it could have been russia. it could have been england. it could have been israel. it could have been north korea, and the list goes on. >> serious intelligence info. >> any idea of when the next batch is going to come out? >> well, yesterday, they typically come out about 9:00 a.m. eastern, a

. >>> you are going to be getting a copy of brian's newest book, "thomas jefferson and the tripoli piratesine getting your coffee, you have to buy coffee for the person behind ux it's give back tuesday. >> who knew? >> he doesn't wait in line. he has people to do that. >> stuart is here. jill stein has raised more than $6 million for her recount effort. nearly twice the amount of money she raised for her entire presidential run. >> donald trump is calling it a scam as jill stein's own site that a recount is not guaranteed. >> some democrats are embarrassed. why is she wasting everybody's time? varney and company is on today from noon to nine -- nine to noon. >> it's an attempt to grab money for environmentalists and at the same time attempt to delegitimatize donald trump's election. what do they have so far, $6.3 million? that's about double what jill stein brought in for the entire election. now, it will cost her maybe one or two million to go through this recount in wisconsin, probably more like 1 million. more dollars for michigan or pennsylvania. if anything left over it will be able t

thomas jefferson and tripoli pirates at wokb.com. >> i want a book. >> finding you in south florida?ar faces. >> if you go to barnes & noble on black friday -- >> you can get a signed, they all have signed copies of my book. >> we don't have signed copies but we have free hamburgers everybody. who is hungry? [cheering] >> where are you from? >> got to bring them back. >> very nice. right over here the dancers continue. >> happy thanksgiving. where is janice. >> everybody has a choice in the morning when you watch television. we would like to thank you all for watching once again for making us the world's number one cable morning news show. we have a lot to be thankful for on this thanks giving. >> thanks for watching everybody [cheering] >> start with fox news alert. calling it the trump bump. we're keeping a close eye on the market this is morning after the dow closed above 19,000 for the very first time in its 120 year history. you know it is second straight day all four major stock indexes reached new record high territory. investors betting on the prospect of more investor and bu

embassy inat the tripoli, at the mission facility in benghazi proper that night.hey had inadequate security. the question is how and what should we have done differently. e-mailsthe issue of the come and whether they would have been a risk if they would have been on a.gov account, we have not been able to secure all the information we needed and have asked the traitor edward snowden to steal that information come he should be brought back from russia and given due process. the proper outcome would be he would be given a death sentence for having put friends of mine and yours who served in the military today at enormous risk because of the information stolen released to foreign powers. i cannot let that go without saying, i sure you that that information was a lot more secure in the hands of the secure system that the government has spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars setting up, rather than on a private server in the home of hillary clinton. it is not a close call, a reason we have it set up that way, the transfer of information from a secure system

. >> thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates.. then the 12th, the villages, because i have to. and i love those people. >> they're awesome down there. >> then in jacksonville, december 9th. >> buy it for christmas. bill: there is a man hunt under way in the state of iowa. two des moines police officers shot and killed after an ambush. police arrive on reports of shots fired and find an officer dead in his patrol car. then they find another officer dead in his patrol car. the suspect is michael green, described as armed and dangerous. six days. we are in the home stretch and the candidates sharpening their attacks on the trail. watch the map and

. >> i'm going do thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates in daytona be, ohio. trick. >> wow. good job! >> i think the dog is impressive. bill: that is skills. question today, are they purging the establishment from team trump. mike pence with trump tower yesterday, kicking d.c. insiders and lobbyists off the transition team as the president-elect says he alone knows who will fill the top white house jobs. i'm bill hemmer. big show today live in "america's newsroom." what's happening? martha: i'm martha maccallum. you too. we have fascinating thing going on couple blocks where we work every day. steady stream of people show upcoming in and out of the trump you tower. a spectator sport watching people coming and going. including mr. rudy giuliani, reportedly a favorite of the next secretary of state of united states of america.

through libya, there is one group supporting the benghazi government and one group supporting the tripoliernment. the president of the united states should get up and say, either an arms embargo on countries using american weapons to fight american allies? really? in the middle, you have the islamic state taking advantage. we have an even worse situation where the united states allies are some earning people who are violently opposed to the united states, who are dangerous, radical islamists. where are we going to call the saudi's on their support of the bigoted, fanatical types of islam? amy: president obama visited saudi arabia more than some american states. why this relationship? rashid: money. boeing. general dynamics. real estate. citibank. oil. you have to talk about the people who buy and own senators. amy: the largest weapons deal in the history of the world. >> all american weapons. my daughter is an archaeologist. the museum and all of the work that she and three other teams have deposited, all of the artifacts were flattened. no military target. the saudis just took it out. th