well, that's it for this he had dig of fox unfiltered.christmas tree here in the newsroom, looks good, a little full, we wish everybody a happy holiday season and merry christmas. i'm jeff cole. ♪ >> thanks tough guy. >>> 29-year-old joshua mass tin in police custody tonight. delaware state police were called about a burglary monday and actually arrested him not far from where the crime happened. earl yes they are day someone called in tip when they recognized surveillance pictures of him from another crime crime and they called police. they say mass tin broke into that home four times starting in october. he's facing several burglaries charges to night. >> new radar technology helps forecasters see extreme weather much further out right scott williams. >> that's right. >> better satellite technology is doing the same from space. but what about the technology behind weather gear as in clothes. allison morris takes us into the future. ♪ >> reporter: from an umbrella shaped to shield you from the rain to another umbrella so advanced it uses

. >> this is unfiltered through the eyes of the officers. this is an independent objective piece of evidence. >> but all this now sparking a heated legal debate. joining us now arthur and johna, both former prosecutors and defense attorneys. all right, johna. is it legal for cops to be able to wear these? are there any legal hurdles whatsoever? >> i see no hurdles at all on the legal side. i don't see any down side to this, but legally especially in new york, cops aren't going to have to worry about it because they're actually in control of this camera. we're a one-party state. there's not going to be an argument that nobody should lawfully be recorded. plus, everywhere we go today, we're being recorded, whether we like it or not. >> in this particular state, what you are saying then -- i'll direct this to arthur, if you want to record somebody, you don't have to tell them that you are recording them? it's not like the police officer as he approaches people, he or she, would have to say, hi, i'm recording you now? >> correct. that would be t

that's it for this edition of fox unfiltered.o hear from you next, e-mail us, text us, yes, even meal us. we'll take on your comments next time. i'm jeff cole. we've talked about this all mornings the cities saying goodbye to a hero today. she was the first female philadelphia firefighter killed in the line of duty being laid to rest. 36 year old joist craig died earlier this week batting a fire. we have sabina buena outside the bachelor brothers fire home. sabina buena. >>reporter: you can see firefighters and police lined up outside of the funeral home of the the funeral will start in just under half an hour objection to the form the viewing is underway right now for firefighter joist craig. her family is inside. they paid their respects during the first half the viewing. now they are allowing firefighters and colleagues and other people paying their respects, hour inners coming in to say goodbye to firefighter joist craig. we're told her fellow firefighters will speak during the funeral. her family will speak as well. as well

exchanging dozens of letters a rare unfiltered look. the ever disciplined persona.since christmas vacation vacation i have gone through three and a half metamorphoses so far i have used alienated academic involved pseudo- hippie and one half of withdrawn simplicity. the letters are self absorbed and revelatory, not yet reconciled myself to the fate of not being a store, sunday was to forget disdain for debutante dorm mates and an acid dropping friend. they know a lot about self and then encounters she had had it seems as though i have been thinking too much of you she planned to keep the letters. became famous in obscurity. and so it goes on. i remember reading those letters a plane ride back from california and being astounded. if anyone found letters i wrote in college and published them, i would myself. the value of reporting around the official channels i had written the story. you have to go to the campaign. you have to ask them if it was her right into the sky because that is the journalism part of this. this. we have to protect ourselves against being complet

. >> yeah, there's two kinds and the one i use a raw unfiltered virgin coconut oil. a processed one and it can become hydrogenated if it's processed too much. there's some that don't have the coconut taste but also don't have the health benefits. >> you said you sit with a five gallon bucket by your desk. is that really true? >> yeah. sooim actually a stay-at-home mom of five and a blogger in my spare time. my office is also -- it's part of my house and next to the kitchen. so i keep the bucket of coconut oil there a lot of times and we use it literally for everything. >> you know, a lot of people write me and say coconut oil looks like lard when it's colder. i always say just wait until it melts because it melts at room temperature. >> yeah. there's several different kinds but the unrefined raw coconut oil is solid at anything below 76 degrees. in the summer it will be more liquid. it makes it amazing for a lot of the ways you can use it both topically on your skin or for seasoning cast iron. a lot of that comes from the fact that it's a very saturated fat which has

but in a sense i heard strauss' voice unfiltered by either the straussans or the enemies of the straussans, and i think that over all the subsequent years, something about it stuck with me even is a came to struggle with me experiences in studying with straussians and the kind of orthodox view of strauss and indeed the orthodox view of everything that they tend to want to impose on their students. so that's the first thing. coming to strauss in a different way from the way that most people do, by studying with a straussian professor, first, second, third generation at college. secondly, and this is a feature of the book that's been widely noted and emphasized, for example, in the wonderful review by yale political theorist, steven smith, i read extensively strauss' lectures and seminars. listened to the recordings, read as many of the transcripts as i could get my hands on, and that was a remarkable entry into strauss' voice as a teacher. and there are ways in which it differs from his voice as a writer, and i'm going to talk a bit about that because, of course, transcripts of classes are

the one i use is a raw, unfiltered version. there also is a processed one.can become hie droj nated if it's processed too much. there are also refined coconut oils that don't really have the coconut taste, but they don't have quite the same health benefits. i always try to stick with the raw, unrefined. >> you said you sit with a five-gallon bucket by your desk. is that true? >> yeah. so i'm actually a stay-at-home mom of five and blogger in my spare time. my office is part of my house, next to the kitchen. i keep the bucket in there a lot of times. we use it literally for everything. >> a lot of people write me and say, you know, coconut oil looks like lard when it's colder. i always say just wait until it melts. it melts at room temperature. >> yeah, there's several different kinds. the unrefined raw coconut oil is solid at anything below 76 degrees. in the summer, it'll be more liquid. this time of year, it's usually solid at room temperature, which actually makes it amazing for a lot of the ways you can use it, both topically on your skin or for seasonin

his unfiltered explanation.t at six. weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint fillingthen we take special sponsored 7-day gra >> axelrod: in this season of >> axelrod: finally tonight, in this season of giving, some perspective. julianna goldman introduces us to a woman who turned the basic holiday truth that it's better to give than receive into a seasonal mission. speceporter: far from the north pole, there's a special delivery just in time for christmas. >> oh, look at this! wow! >> reporter: inside these boxes are pajamas, hundreds of them, all for d.c.-area foster children. >> when kids come into foster care, they have nothing. they come in with the clothes on their back. child and family services, they're great at getting clothes and jackets and shoes and stuff, but even they admit that they hadn't had pajamas. they had other things to worry about. >> reporter: kathy jackson did and this time of the year she's known as the pajama lady. >> most people grow up with pajamas as part of their christmas tradition, and i like the idea of passing that down. >> reporter:

then sarah palin unfiltered. >> i'm not wired to sit down and shut up. >> in her element going all mama about her family's headlining making brawl. >> william an kate take new york. >> the prince, the princess, ki royalty, face to face. >> "extra's" royals anchor and mailonline.com editor at large piers morgan has every angle covered. >> why is everybody freaking out about these lebron pics? >>> adam levine and behati prinsloo, he said/she said. >> you're going to win. >> now on "extra." >> duh. >> from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a.

i really enjoy fox unfiltered. please continue this segment. it's good stuff.arded your tweet to my boss, my boss's boss and even to rupert murdoch. if you have something nice you want to say about me just write us here, or use facebook or twitter or instagram. we take it all and we'll see you next week. i'm jeff cole. >> we're following some breaking news. a plane bound for philadelphia from israel makes an emergency landing in rome. reports say more than a dozen people were taken off the u.s. airways flight because they were sick with red eyes and vomiting. officials say a malfunction in the ventilation system could be to blame. >> let's get a check of your weather as you are planning your day. >> final check of your forecast on this dreary saturday morning. a live look outside with a lot of clouds, haze, and more rain on the way. p most of the afternoon and this evening, unfortunately, looks to be a washout. a lot of rain moving through portions of the midwest and into the northeast. even seeing some snow up in central maine, upstate new york but that's pret

well, that's it for this edition of fox unfiltered.m our christmas tree here in the news room, looks good. a little full. we wish everybody a happy holiday season and merry christmas. i'm jeff cole. >> that has stressed me out. >> i like that jeff turns out that he's a softy after all. >> he's got a little inner soul that's so cute. christmas time that everybody is celebrating all over the world. >> especially in vatican city, a special look at christmas in the vatican. >> also some more tune suggestions. shut up and dance. thank you for sending that one . >>> these tweets are in response to the fraternity boys. get over it. it's a bunch of guys being stupid. we're good at that. >> maybe the guy likes black girls and his frat brothers got him a blow-up doll. >> also in the news, hundreds of people have turned out for a rally in support of the philadelphia police. people held signs and cheered, they say to honor police who put their lives in danger every day and protect and serve. >> another rally last night in new york city. protesting

then sarah palin unfiltered. >> i'm not wired to sit down and shut up. >> in her element going all mamazzly about her family's

. ♪ >> i'm jeff cole it's time for fox unfiltered.spond to your comments and complaints right here on the air. ♪ >> and we're noticing a trend with your feedback. a lot of viewers think we're a very negative bunch. example one, a cop buy as woman eggs instead of arresting her for allegedly shop living the public loves it. so do we. but michael thinks we did the story only to shift attention from other police stories. sickening how fox will go to any length to cover up police brutality. michael, we cover stories that viewers see as both positive and negative. it is the nature of news period. >>> example two the of cover denny crocket respond to do home rob before he. the kids were devastated. officer crocker is so moved he takes his cruiser down to the local store and surprises the kids with a present. a brand new tv. but instead of commenting on the cops generosity some of our viewers used this story to take a shot at us. angela, nice seeing a's tiff story for change hash tag sick of neglect tough news. joan omg i can't believe fox 29

. >>> coming up next -- coming up next, charles barkley unfiltered. >>> there's a perception you're not thug or hood rat, you don't wear your pants down, you're not black enough. and they always holding us back, plain and simple. and i ain't backing down. >> charles barkley, never one to hold back. you will hear his take on the grand jury announcement in ferguson, including his support for police officers who work in black neighborhoods. >>> plus, 17 women now say bill cosby raped them. today, three of those women met face to face for the first time. hear at cnn what they had to say to one another next. i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of mr. bones. time the next launch. calm down principal jones. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on the zte valet. now just $49.00. tracfone. do everything for less. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a

. >> reporter: not just farewells, but think of these words as perhaps the most unfiltered look at eachmaker's top priorities. >> there has never been a time when america has been closer to energy independence and what that means to this country is beyond description. >> it is imperative that the issue of the debt of this country be addressed, just last week the debt exceeded $18 trillion. hard votes will have to be taken, but that's why we get elected to the us senate. >> this growing gulf between a fortunate few and a struggling many is a threat to the dream that has animated this nation since its founding. >> remember the great sacrifice that our troops and their families and loved ones are making around the world. >> your whole goal is to protect the united states of america, its constitution and its liberties. it is not to provide benefits for your state. that is where we differ. that is where my conflict with my colleagues has come. >> reporter: one bipartisan theme: gratitude. >> i'm not the least bit sad and i'm not the least bit afraid because it's just been a remarkable opport

north for quite some time but it's important to sit down directly face-to-face with the north in an unfiltered way to get its points of view across and after all, it is the alleged u.s. hostile policy against the north which is the primary justification for it nuclear program. i believe the united states is prepared to engage the north and east talks. this morning the assistant secretary mentioned that the u.s. has long been willing to have these talks. he also mentioned the u.s. should not be the exclusive interlocutor with the north and i completely agree. others have a stake and need to be involved in the process of the deep nuclearization. but it's very important i think that the u.s. engage with the north. but i think so far it's been the north that has been reluctant. you talk about strategic patience. if there was it is an awful long time ago and i think the u.s. has been ready to engage with the north but it's been the north of late it's been very reluctant to have this dialogue and i think it's important for the major powers of the world including north korea's neighbors to make very

you put out your thoughts unfiltered.t make you think -- earlyot very affected in 2007, youtube and twitter. by 2008 or 2009 i realized i'm on the record. my systems have access to everything. i've written every text and e-mail that i have put out for the last five years to six years as if it is on the record. i'm living a life where i believe everything is being watched. >> is out in the sunshine. >> it has made me a better guy. maybe not as fun. it has put me in that place. i did not respond that way, i was not scared because i have been living that life. >> one of the sony e-mails that came out from evan spiegel, who was e-mailing with a sony executive. facebook, when ol, market protects stocks co facebook market cap will plummet. onlygram may be the saving grace." comparing it to yahoo!. he says there is no substantive brand advertising. do you agree? >> no. but i understand. every entrepreneur taking on the .ncumbent has enormous bravado i'm sure mark zuckerberg said the same thing about myspace. of ao not get to thi

to sit down directly, face-to-face with the north, to -- and in an unfiltered way to get its points of view across. and after ul, it's the alleged u.s. hostile policy against the north which is the primary north korean justification for its nuclear program. i believe the united states is prepared to engage the north in these informal, exploratory talks. this morning assistant secretary danny russell mentioned that the u.s. has long been willing to have these talks. he also mentioned that the u.s. should not be the exclusive interloqutor. and i agree. it's very important, i think, that the u.s. do engage with the north. but i think so far it's been the north that's been reluctant. ambassador park, you talk about strategic patience. if there was patience, it's worn off a long time ago. i think the u.s. has been ready to engage with the north. but it's been the north of late that's been very reluctant to have this dialogue. i think it's very important for the major powers of the world, including north korea's neighbors, to make very clear to the north that unless it's prepared to engage i

to sit down directly face-to-face with the north to, and in an unfiltered way, to get its points of view across. and after all, it's the alleged u.s. hostile policy against the north which is the primary north korean justification for its nuclear program. i believe the united states is prepared to engage the north in these informal explore story talks. -- exploratory talks. assistant secretary danny russell mentioned that the u.s. is willing to have these talks. he also mentioned that the u.s. should not be the exclusive interlocutor with the, with the north and i completely agree with that. others have a stake and need to be processed in any process of denuclearization. but it is very important i think that the u.s. do engage with the north. but i think so far so far it has been the north that is reluctant. ambassador park, you talk about the strategic patience. if there was patience i think it has worn off a long time ago. the u.s. has been ready to engage with the north but it has been the north of late that has been very reluctant to have this dialogue. i think it is very important f

uncut, unfiltered and limited availability. they are calling it cask strength.e first look at this bottle with bill samuels jr. welcome. >> thank you. >> is this some you've brought or is that all strictly -- >> brought it in and i was sent -- >> this is it? >> i was the one that resisted the longest. finally my son and the master distiller said everybody that comes to the distillery, we let them slip in the rack house and thief out a little bit right out of the barrel and they say it's unbelievable. so finally i get hit in the head 500 or 600 times and someone said why don't we bottle a little bit of this up. and we did. it's caused an incredible craze. i mean like nothing we've ever experienced. >> 117 proof? >> as it comes out of the barrel -- >> 60% alcohol. is this even legal? >> well, yes, in small quanti quantities. but you have to behave. >> do you think this would have helped the relationship between mitch mcconnell and president obama? >> i'm from conditikentucky and known mitch a long time and there's no one that respects the tradition of the senate l

. >> this is unfiltered through the eyes of the officer.fficers union, they're in favor of these things, too. they say everybody behaves better when they know they're on camera. steve, brian. >> all right. john donnelly on camera from houston. thank you very much. >>> it's interesting, brand-new poll from fox news actually shows that -- this is bringing people together, requiring all police to wear body cameras is something that seemingly all people are agreeing on. 85% approve of this idea. when you look at the difference between the white individual who was asked and the black individual who was asked, they're pretty much in agreement. this is seemingly a good idea. 84% of whites approve of the idea of the body camera on law enforcement. 90% of blacks approve of that idea. >> i guess there is no audio? do we know that? there will be some audio? >> i believe so. so you can hear what's said. >> right. between the dashboard cameras on the road, maybe we'll have a completed case. >> i wonder how many law enforcement agree with this being a go