>> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world right here. >> you are watters?up an unforgettable christmas quiz. >> pennsylvania. >> jesus is an american? [ buzzer ] >> new year's resolution and jesse watters ♪ what did you think my collection's complete? >> for a second, i think you took on the shape of a unicorn. >> right back with it it it's hard to find time to keep up on my shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i come! (whispers) now hide-and-seek time can also be catch-up-on-my-shows time. here i come! can't find you anywhere! don't settle for u-verse. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> back of the book segment tonight, watters hits rockefeller center to ask the folks about jesus, the wise men, and that big christmas tree in the heart of the city. ♪ have yourself ♪ a merry little christmas >> what does christmas mean to you? >> christmas, to me, i think means family. >> being with loved ones. >> being thankful for what you have and being

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watters starts right now. you are if watters' world. radical muslims slattered. and everyone is on high alerts. the french prime minister announced that the mastermind exploited the refugee to slip in. isis fighters posing as syrian refugees were caught sneaking in europe. mean with fake syrian passports stopped by u.s. custom officials and eight syrian nationals were detained crossing the mexican border into texas. in order to protect americans, most governors are call canning on president obama to stop for now his plan to fast track 10000 syrian refugees in this country and president obama not taking it seriously. >> these are the folks that suggest they are so tough that talking to putin or using rhetoric will stop the problems out there butxd apparently are afraid of widows and orphans coming in to america as part of a compassion. i can't think of a more potent recruitment tool for isil than the rhetoric coming out of here in the course of this debate. >> the idea that they pose a significant threat than all of the tourist that come every single day, that doe

. >>> you are in watter's world and i'm jesse watters. the world is still realing from the attacks on paris this last week. savages slaughtered 130 innocent civilians scattered over the streets of paris. everybody is on high alert. these are the facts. the prime minister announced that the mastermind exploited the refugee crisis to slip in. a syrian passport was found next to the body of one of the isis attackers. isis fightires posing as syrian refugees were caught just days ago sneaking into europe. men with fake passports were recently stopped by u.s. customs officials and eight syrian nationals were detained this week crossing the mexican border into texas. in order to protect americans from radicals posing as refugees, most governors are calling on president obama to stop, for now, his plan to fast-track 10,000 syrian refugees into this country. but president obama, not taking this seriously. >> these are the same folks oftentimes who suggest that they are so tough, that just talking to putin or staring down isil or using additional

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on watters and this is my world right here. >> how are you doing?didn't know she was in watters world. >> and that is creepy. >> and kim kardashian know who hillary clinton and don wouldald trump is. >> she attended a fundraiser with hillary. snshg and yeah, she knows she is running for president. >> she doesn't know i don't think what she has for lunch tomorrow. >> are democrats fired up this year. we went to see what harlem thinks about the democratic candidates. >> are you excited about hillary clinton. >> not too excited. banderas back to watters' world. >> democrats had a strong hold over minority voters. without obama on the 2016 ticket what will happen? we went to harlem to see what voters had to say about top democrats. >> democrats. >> i am republican. >> you are in harlem. are you you excited about hillary? >> not too excited. >> i love hillary. i love her. >> what is herçó biggest accomplishment? >> i don't think she has that many. >> but you want her to be president. >> see there is a female. >> what does she look like to you? >> a grand

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jesse watters vs. cornell university. >> so you are the media relations director. >> i am. >> shouldn't you be able to talk to me about that? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. sympathy for drug dealers, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. president obama in newark, new jersey today touring a drug rehab center touting his leniency towards people involved with the hard drug trade who he says are are nonviolent. today the first wave of more than 6,000 drug dealers released from federal penitentiaries all around the country after their sentence was shortened at the behest of president obama. the publicly stated reason is that keeping drug dealers in prison for long periods of time too expensive and the punishment does not fit the crime. the liberal point of view is that selling heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine is a nonviolent action, nonviolent. despite the fact that in 2013,

guessed it, watters world.l jesse be sampling opinions of the street he will be offering no holds barred opinions himself. >> i think if obama really wanted to help these refugees he would have prevented them from being gassed by assad and stuck with his red line. i'm a compassionate but i'm also not suicidal. and the president just hasn't been confident. he hasn't been competent managing the v.a. the secret service is a mess. the guy can't even launch a website and now 10,000 refugees he is not going to make one mistake? this sounds like an isis easy pass to me. >> jesse, does anyone else get to talk on this show? now, what's up with this watters world? >> listen, o'reilly coined it and if it's not broken don't function it. >> tell us about it it's going to be me on the street and the beaches. i know you love to see me at the beach and i will be back in the studio as you saw there pontiff if i indicating and offending people and making insightful comments like you hear me do. >> what's up with the collar? does

the host of the "watters world, a brand new show on fox, jesse watters is here. welcome. >> thank you for having me. sandra: thank you for being here. the fast-breaking turn of events. gunfire could be heard for three hours straight as police stormed two apartments. [gunfire] the early morning raid in st. denis, north of paris, less than a mile from the soccer stadium attacked the other side. authorities thought they might have cornered the mastermind. his fate remains unclear. we have reports on this. french police say people inside were planning another attack. jesse, what do you make of the latest news here? >> looks like france has declared war on radical islam and our president should take note. france is rooting out and cracking down domestically on savages live within france. not to rally a coalition, not to contain isis but to defeat isis. they're not afraid to say radical islam. they're doing whatever they need to do to eradicate this menace. france is a civilized nation. they're not insecure. they will not worry about offending muslims or civil libertie

>> watters world.rom watters world to jimmy kimmel's hysterical halloween prank, it is back. the late-night host encouraging parents to tell their kids that they ate all their candy. >> did you eat all my candy? >> mm-hmm. >> if i see no candy, you are in big trouble, young lady! >> i ate all your halloween candy. >> no! >> i'm super, super angry at you! >> i ate it all. >> ate all your candy? >> i ate it. i got really, really hungry and i ate all your halloween candy while you were at school. >> how? >> what do you mean, how? i ate it. >> i don't want to see you ever again. go get a job. >> go get a job. my kids would say the same thing. they'd be so upset, but i don't think i could do that. my kids are 5 and 6. they'd just be so devastated. >> from the mouths of babes. those were about 5 and 6. >>> the time is now 26 minutes after the hour. from boy band front man to pot kingpin? the celebrity who could now cash in big time from a drug decision that's set for today. >>> and a wild sight in the sky wh

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. >> watters world holiday decision. >> why do people say happy holidays? >> i don't know.aster and valentines. >> still stuffed from thanksgiving? christmas and new year's coming right up. do every day americans even know what they are celebrating? >> being thankful for what you have and being with your family. >> are you sure that's not thanksgiving? >> watters takes it to the folks to find out what they really know about our holidays. >> do the indians and the pilgrims get along. >> no. >> so why do they eat together? >> i don't even know what you are talking about anymore. >> caution, you are about t

andrea: our own jesse watters with his own show this weekend, "watters world, went to mizzou.has an incredible package. everyone should tune in to watch it on "o'reilly factor." what he exposed yes, there are real incident of racism on this campus but as you've been saying all week, harris, they have gotten so far away from it. now what was quest for tolerance and acceptance and peace has now become intolerance where white students are getting shut out of events. getting bullied. the first amendment is being stomped on. it really turned dangerous and disgusting and so far away from the organizationnal purpose of all this. harris: julie, real quickly, four of those incidents that were being investigated and reported, my concern is that those will fester. that that situation on campus will fester and be ignored in process of dealing with all these other things. >> two quick points. the first amendment is first amendment. you don't have a right not to be offended. i'm sorry if some of these kids are, life is not a safe space. something i say or anybody else offends you, sorry abo

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. >> reporter: you're seeing that much watter? >> that quick, yeah, probably 40 minutes total of rain. >> reporter: and now the rain is gone and what we have left is concern over the mountain in lake county, that that rain could cause major problems in fire ravaged areas. trees are gone, the office of emergency services has concerns about mudslides. we've had none reported so far, but we know of one rancher who spent today shoring up his property out of concern for what they come as time comes along. as we come back live now, let's show you the napa river, as it flows through here. it doesn't look very active, but this is more water than they've seen in a long time. and you should have seen it three or four hours ago. they say at that point, it was really moving. so it's been an interesting weather day here on the north day and it doesn't seem to be over yet. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> wayne, thank you very much. >>> traffic along interstate 580 in livermore is moving again. a truck carrying 30,000 pounds of frozen chickens o

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. >> watters world host and correspondent jesse watters is here live. >> thanks for having me. >> i knowng about this a few months ago. >> i'm working out. >> how is the show coming? >> i've been working out to prepare in the gym. >> the camera adds ten pounds. i've got to hit the gym. >> what is your show? >> that's a great question. listen the show is me going out to the beach, i know when i'm at the beach, going out to places we went, just got back from the university of missouri and so you'll see the classic watters world packages that everybody knows and loves from the factor but we'll be in studio discussing things with guests so people get to hear me spout off and hopefully i don't offend too many people. >> can you bring us a sneak peek? >> yeah, saturday, 10:00 p.m. and everybody tune in, it's going to be fantastic. we're just giving the people what they want. >> we have a clip. you're find enough to bring us a clip. >> okay, good. >> and so here is a little sneak peek from saturday night. who would win a tennis match, hillary or donald trump? watch. >> if donald trump played a

. >> watters world holiday decision. >> why do people say happy holidays? >> i don't know.it's including easter and valentines. >> still stuffed from thanksgiving? christmas and new year's coming right up. do every day americans even know what they are celebrating? >> being thankful for what you have and being with your family. >> are you sure that's not thanksgiving? >> watters takes it to the folks to find out what they really know about our holidays. >> do the indians and the pilgrims get along. >> no. >> so why do they eat together? >> i don't even know what you are talking about anymore. >> caution, you are about to

in a jesse watters original, he finds out what people know about kennedy in his final days. >> who's? >> that's john f. kennedy. >> nixon, freightman, very sexy. >> are you attracted to him? >> i mean i would say on a weird emotional level yes. >> what does jfk stand for? >> a good looking president, john f. kennedy. >> what would you ask fo-- >> he was tested in his time with the cuban missile crisis. >> i think he was a good president. my dad really liked him. >> he did a lot for civil rights and building the nation and bringing everybody together as a whole. >> when was john f. kennedy president. >> from 1961 to 63. 1,000 days. >> assassinated around 64. >> 1970? 80? >> 1963. >> he was president from 1962 to 1965? >> republican or democrat? >> republican, wasn't he? >> he was a democrat. >> oh, i thought you were asking me personally. i thought we were getting like a little sent pmental here. >> we're just getting to know each other. >> you haven't even bought me denv dinner. >> remember his mrs. kennedy. >> jacqueline. >> let's get this model on its way. >> who's that? >> that's

. >> if you consider me giving you room temperature watter working with you, then yes. and then entertainment tonight, another dream of mine, i wanted to be mary hart. >> can i keep this job? >> i don't know. i can't promise you anything. if you need another ethnic person, i could probably fit in. >> there is word olivia may be developing a she for the cw, about a 1970s female sports reporter. few things she learned. maybe make it into a strip. good or bad. macaulay culkin looks back at home alone. growing up with your favorite child stars now, approachin 35. plus how jason ritter is following in dad, john ritter's, foot g. >> first, birthdays. a spoiler during our interview. josh i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritstepscaused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from rais can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enay lower your ability to fight infections. serious,

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remember, i am watters and this is my world here. >>> live from america's news headquarters, lauren green. the capital of belgium at the highest state of alert, the government warning of a paris style attack on brussels. the interior minister quoting serious and imminent threat to the city, subways are shut down, so are many stores. heavily armed police are visible. u.s. embassy tells americans in brussels to shelter in place or stay home. >>> people in the midwest of firing up snow blowers and getting shovels out of storage. dropping up to 20 inches on some parts of the midwest. south dakota, minnesota, moving to illinois and michigan. colder air is trailing behind the snow. >>> i am lauren green. now justice with judge jeanine. >>> right now on "justice." >> they're playing on fear to score political points. to advance their campaigns. and it is irresponsible. >> sorry, mr. president, but the fear is real. the only thing irresponsible is to ignore it. i take on the white house in tonight's opening statement. >>> plus on alert, what the latest terror warning for brussels means for americ

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. >> we simply doesn't have enough watter. >> it all may look familiar but this isn't the central valley or silicon valley. instead, it's the desert in israel, where they generate so much recycled water they can't store it all. at this recycle plant developed with the assistance of the jewish national fund they clean 10% of all recycled water used in israel. watt that meets not only israeli safety standards but german and u.s. epa standards as well. >> we didn't have any choice. >> reporter: 60% of all water in israel used by agriculture comes from recycled or regenerated water sources, not drinking water. carried by these purple pipes, you see everywhere here. in comparison, less than 7% of california agriculture uses any type of recycled water. >> you see a lot of rain. >> reporter: another technology here on this collective farm, where they developed and perfected drip irrigation techniques 50 years ago. >> we are in a desert. >> we are in a desert. all that is planted and irrigated. >> reporter: now, at least 75% of all israel's crops are warted through drip irrigation, generating cr

we had our one lucky guys display short shorts, jesse watters -- melissa: how did i miss that.assionately from basketball, anytime men wear less clothing i'm all for that. modeling, what was that suit called, harris? harris: j. crew. >> the jorts. >> basketball shorts getting out of control, going past the knee -- harris: they were like leggings. >> not fun to play in. harris: thanks for flying and hanging out with us superman. >> absolutely. harris: congratulations on new show. we'll talk about it another time. people want to know if that was cameo on "super girl." hold on to it. on the overtime, foxnews.com/outnumbered and click on over time tab. we're back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. right now, "happening now" starts.

. >>> possibly the biggest moment in tv history this weekend -- 8:00 saturday night, watters' world willi'll be asking silly questions at the beach. >> thanks so much. bye-bye. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm brett baier in washington, another terror scare in europe, a massive manhunt under way with new leads to isis terrorists and the politics of keeping america safe. coming into focus. all of that plus louisiana governor and presidential candidate bobby jindal is here to make a major announcement. first, back to europe. where the threats tonight again involved an international soccer match, and a musical performance. this time in hannover, germany, a sports stadium and a concert venue were evacuated, despite threats, explosives have not been found there. the similarities to paris unmistakable. this

in tv history this weekend -- 8:00 saturday night, watters' world will be premiering, i'll be asking silly questions at the beach. >> thanks so much. bye-bye. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm brett baier in washington, another terror scare in europe, a massive manhunt under way with new leads to isis terrorists and the politics of keeping america safe. coming into focus. all of that plus louisiana governor and presidential candidate bobby jindal is here to make a major announcement. first, back to europe. where the threats tonight again involved an international soccer match, and a musical performance. this time in hannover, germany, a sports stadium and a concert venue were evacuated, despite threats, explosives have not been found there. the similarities to paris unmistakable. this occurs as russia confirmed what u.s. officials have been saying for weeks -- that a bomb did in fact bring down one of russia's airliners last month over egypt. isis has claimed responsibility for both incidents, as well as last week's bombings in beirut. bringing their death toll to nearly 400. let's b

thank you for watching and i'm watters and this is my world right here. >>> live from america news's headquarters. belgium police locking up 16 people followi ining hours of anti-terror raid. military vehicles sent soldiers patrolling the streets hoping to thwart a possible terrorist type attack. brussels remains under alert after warnings of imminent terror attacks on the country. >>> meantime new york city is prepping for the worst case scenario after isis threatened the city. the drill featured multiple units including the counter terrorism team. despite this jeh johnson is reiterating there's no credible threat on the city. i'm kelly right. now "justice with judge janine." police conduct 22 terror raids in the country and comb the streets for terrorists. hello. thank you for being with us tonight. let's go right to ben hall who is live in brussels with the latest. ben, what can you tell us? >> judge, just to recap we've had 22 raids and 16 terror arrests. now in one of the districts nearby a suspect tried to run from police. they opened fire and he escaped. they found him later s

it's not built for the short term. >> host: john watters, how did you come up with the idea of isighteconomics guy, that's my background. so the investment business, i was chairman and ceo of a holding company, and we managed a hedge fund and a private equity fund, real estate fund, sat on a number of boards. and as a risk manager for wealth and a family, financial risk, real estate risk, credit risk, all those types of things, i was always intrigued by the overall challenge of competing and managing risk better. that gentleman died in '98. i spun off on my own. i've hooked at cyber as an investment theme. so i had my own capital as investors in this business. we set up a private and a public investment vehicle and started investing in cybersecurity. so one of my early investments was in a company that had just come out of a bankruptcy in 2000, it was 2001, but this was in 2002. bought the company for $10 literally out of bankruptcy, and they were in the ground floor of this building when we bought them. very disheartened face, they'd just been through the wringer. second grade manage

we might have to send watters up there.now the quirky thing about the refusal to work course. mandatory attendance. that's a refusal to work course. it's it the new way, billy. you and i are old dinosaurs. 32 hour week. learn some poems about ferguson and study karl marx and then get rich off studying karl marx. it's a brave new -- >> -- it is. >> it's a timid new world. >> this is how crazy this refusal to work is at cornell. the professor will present the right, miller, to laziness, malingering, shirking, dogging it, not understanding, sabotage, humann within -- i can't even say it okay. somebody put him on his right side and hold his tongue down. put him on his right side. >> how you can get away with doing nothing you know, for 65,000 bucks a year at cornell or whatever it is. >> why do i get the feeling that's not an 8:00 a.m. class. >> that's right. it's got to be 3:30. >> late afternoon. >> now, finally, miller is traveling to antarctica on assignment for the factor to find out why the ice caps there are getting larg

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. >> in the back of the book segment >> watters' world received a lot of attention from pundits.id the world think about it? we sent jesse waters to find out. >> who debated the republicans or democrats? >> i think democrats. >> democrats. >> do you think the moderators were fair? >> i thought they were very unfair. i thought their questions were unsubstantive and it was a waste of my time. >> why do you think they were doing gotch yah questions and arguing with the candidates? >> what do you think the losers were? >> the republicans. >> wrong it was cnbc and the mets. >> do you live in this country? >> yeah. >> how does the government create jobs? >> building new places. >> do republicans can't a raise taxes or cut taxes? >> do you pay taxes? >> no. i try to avoid that. >> i won't tell the irs. >> that's money, dude. i know that's hilarious. >> i am going to shoalhold up pictures of some of these guys. you tell me your opinion. >> eric holder. >> looks a little tired. >> seems like a pretty smart dude. >> because he has glasses. >> ben? >> ben stiller. >> i thought he was subdue

it must be something in the watter in california.opics. this is not a movie. this is real life. there are people that are truly hurting in certain communities. the police really trying hard to bridge that gap. and what he says and others out there in hollywood is not helping the situation at all. >> many companies have called for a boy cost his movies. do you think that is going to work? >> the more he talks, the worse it's going to be for him. this message is resonating throughout the country that we need to boycott this guy's movies. >> all right. rod wheeler joining us from our nation's capital. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. good seeing you. >> good to see you. >> coming up, 20 minutes after the hour. a h. kate's law was about to get passed but one senator stood in the way. who was that? stay tuned. >>> you fi have millions to study shrimp on a treadmill. now the federal government is at it again. guess how they're wasting our money next? stick around. kellogg's® frosted 8 layers of wheat... and one that's sweet. for t

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