island, to invest in his building. but he had trouble paying astoria federal back, so the bank started to foreclose. that would have put the bank in charge of auctioning off the building. but before they finished the foreclosure, a new player entered the story, a private equity group called stabilis capital management. they bought the landlord's debt from the bank and paid off some money he still owed to the previous owner of the building. that means that now asher newman still controls the building, but he owes money to stabilis instead of astoria federal. it also means that stabilis is in a place to foreclose and gain control of the building if they choose to. housing advocates are often wary of wealthy investors taking control of distressed buildings like faile street without first familiarizing themselves with the building, because they are less likely to make the repairs that the tenants so desperately need. but this variety of investing has been happening more frequently. it's part of a new trend that advocates c

island, reunited for the first time in 69 years with the polish man whose family saved him. both were boys at the time, the polish family saving the gersten family from the nazis, hiding them in their house. the 79-year-old has nine great grandchildren. both were remembering what one family did for the other when they were boys. >>> to that outrage over what appeared to be a winning moment. look at this. oklahoma city thunder fan, cameron rodriguez, a college student to took the challenge. he makes the shot from half-court, $20,000 prize on the line. then he learning he's not getting the 20 grand. the college is forcing him because he's on athletic scholarship which prohibits him from taking the money. tonight there is a new push to put the winnings toward his tuition. let me know what you think about this on twitter. >>> when we come back, two families who never met brought together this thanksgiving by one extraordinary gift, and you'll meet them, too, right after the break. brought together this thanksgiving by one extraordinary gift and you'll meet them, too, right after

he purchased a $10 lottery ticket from this long island deli and was told by the suspects he had won $1,000 when that ticket was really worth $1 million. the unidentified ticket winner became suspicious friday and called police. father and son are charged with grand larceny. the son in handcuffs saying it's a mistake. >> honest mistake. >> reporter: their lawyer blaming a malfunctioning lot toma sheen. >> reporter: last november, two brothers were accused of scamming a syracuse man out of a $5 million winning ticket. they allegedly told the real winner it was worth just five grand. officials say there are simple ways to protect yourself. donald hantd over your ticket. use the machine you see in most stores to see if you're a winner. and sign the back of your winning ticket so others cannot claim it. good advice there. the gaming commission for new york state says, quote, we stand ready to cooperate with law enforcement. the father and son in that story have pleaded not guilty. >> they say it was just a mistake. >> reporter: we'll see what the courts say. >> rob, thank you. >>> now, t

reaffirmed long-standing policies in article five of the defense treaty applies to the island. pledged to consult with japan on efforts to avoid unintended incidences, so if there was an incident, we would be obligated to come to the defense. >> that is even for china as well. it is not the weakness, is the aggressiveness of the tactics. our treaty says of japan administers it, it is covered by the treaty. this covered by our treaty. we needed to do something with the b-52. >> thank you for helping us keep an eye on it. jenna: how people are keeping a alternate transportation. plus the irs at it again targeting conservative groups for new rule changes. what that could mean for the tea party and others coming up. >> i'm doing just a little thanksgiving shopping. >> some lucky person. >> who is going to eat these guys? popcorn and caramel. >> caramel. >> that is not the only thing going on. >> are going to tell you the democrats new strategy for fixing obamacare. >> this is interesting. we will see you at the top of the hour. happy thanksgiving. good job! still running in the mor

a flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪adam shapiro. >> this week on "across america" here on the fox business network, why would somebody buy this house for $700,000 and then tear it down? uh-oh, there goes to chimney -- the chimney. oh, dear. while others are making buildings you just can't break down. that's that a 40 caliber shot looks like if you shoot at this thing. then, the business of food. >> the pole try is cage-free. >> you're looking at, actually, dog food. the latest on teardown -- [inaudible] gentrification, the takeover of

while on long island in new york, trooper frank bemdario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested, i would assume, and then factor in the weather and the flooding. it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> we want to thank our tom costello for that report. >>> when you finally get to your destination after you have had all that turkey, then comes, of course, the shopping. some stores taking the unprecedented step to open thanksgiving night, but many americans aren't taking the bait. tracie potts aren't taking that for us. she's live in washington. just how are businesses trying to get people into their stores thanksgiving evening? >> well, betty, they're opening, and they're opening earlier than they even did last year. even though just over half of americans say in this latest survey that, yes, they'll get out at some point this weekend and shop, more people than last year plan to stay home. >> reporter: despite the campers and they started last week, fewer americans pla

island wal-mart worker was trampled to death when eager shoppers burst through a store window but black friday is bigger than just one day or one store it's a symbol of how screwed up our country's values have become for war on this i'm joined now from new york by robert billings allen and they stop shopping gospel choir stop shopping gospel choir as an activist group is a performance art to draw attention to the inequalities over work and corporate capitalism reverend billy can get. very marrow. trauma. welcome to those welcome to the stock shopping church. the fact is. we all love to shop in the stop shopping george we're just guilty we're so guilty time when we can't help ourselves if it's black friday weekend and. we want to get up there with our plastic i want to go to the best but i'm going to home depot i want to go to the kmart i want to go to the little ones i'm going to the sears i want to go to the last. plastic with my credit card i'll be like clint eastwood i have to up my just a slight swipe swipe just i'll just you know roddick's. through the big glasses why why why why e

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have had some problems with the website last month. >> yes, we have had some problems to the situation has been dire. >> i understand why folks are frustrated. >> i'm not happy about that. >> we always knew that this would be harsh. >> enough is enough. neil: work with me and think quick. what do president obama and rob ford have in common? what if i told you that only one

a flight from philadelphia to long island had to be canceled. the passengers on board rallied behind a blind man and his service dog who were kicked off the plane. john berman has more. tell us from the beginning why they were kicked off the plane. >> this happened wednesday this philadelphia on a flight from philadelphia to new york's long island. albert rizzy is blind and he was seated in the back row with a middle seat with no seat in front of it. the flight attendant was saying the guide dog be placed under a seat. for a while the dog went under the neighbor's seat, but they were on the tarmac over an hour. he was sitting near the owner's feet and the attendant asked him to take care of the situation, they got in a fight, and ultimately the man and his dog were kicked off the plane. the us airways said mr. rizzy refused to comply with the flight attendant when she is asked him to secure his service dog at his feet. as a result of his disruptive behavior, the crew returned to the gate and removed mr. rizzi. everyone else essentially rallied b

go long. >>> in the 1980s, my husband and i were living in the's end of long island and word gets out that this nuclear plant is going to start up. and this is, of course, right after three mile island. that's very much in people's minds. the local environmental people, and i would be one of those, just said yes, we got to stop them however we can. >> every day the plant operates, radiation will be coming out of the plant, right, and it will get into the food. >> women may be hard wired to protect our families, and it's just a natural impulse. if something looks like it's bad, we're holding our hand and saying no, no, please, we can't have that. i remember these big scare ads in the papers getting people to organize rallies against it. there were many things i didn't know at that time that i learned since. for one time, it turns out the ads were placed by the oil delivery industry, the companies that deliver fuel to people in long island and sure, the oil companies can say go solar because they know it's never going to replace oil heat. you cannot turn on the sun in the winter and hop

for assistant secretary darcy, obviously long island is so important. people are very concerned about the time it's taking for the stabilization projects within study to be started and to know when these emergency stabilization projects will be done. give a quick update about where we are on that process? to --n the fire island >> correct. >> we have begun doing some of wasemergency response which part of the rebuilding what was there. reviewingcurrently the fire island to montauk point as i mentioned. but un-- anrized authorize but unconstructed project. we have to look at that time to make sure it's in today's sea and climate change lens that we're look through and building to the right dimensions. we're committed to doing some expedited review processes for projects.se >> thank you very much, senator booker. we'll probably have time for another round if there's available questions. >> i just want to say, again, this you for holding hearing. i have a lot of affection for you even though we've only been days.gues for six [laughter] born from thefection

he was so trustworthy that they became chief of the long island spies. so abraham woodhall and talmadge had the ring up and running, but they still needed something. they needed something to get them into british headquarters, behind enemy lines. that's what brought them here to oyster bay in new york to this home, home robert townsend. the british had taken over his house. they forced his entire family really into one room. and he had a cover story. he had a business in new york. he was a merchant. so he could function there. and he was motivated. he put those two together. he became junior in new york city. so this is where robert townsend worked. greenwich street, new york city, behind enemy lines as a merchant and a spy. it's also where he linked up with the ring's only female member, agent 355. we don't know her name, but we know what she did. she penetrated the social circles. together they provided washington with invaluable intelligence, but they were not alone. this was the home of the royal gay greg. a loyalist newspaper. its printer, its edito

in sitcoms the long island accent is the guy that comes in to fix your plummings. with the french it's always sophisticated. they are ideas that are more destructive because it's cloaked in a romantic accent. that is wrong. all right. >> how do you say le pandering? >>> did an odor cause disorder? emergency crews were sent to a brooklyn school for report offense a hazardous smell. it was axe body spray. it was squirted into a room full of sixth graders. according to statement released by the department of education, ems transported eight students to the hospital and parents of two students took them to doctors over axe body spray. a punishment is pending an thank god for that. isn't sixth grade a little too old to be wearing body spray? >> not if you're the teacher. anybody that's been in the elevator has suffered the singe of an axe attack. this stuff is terrible. it is. >> is it really? i find toyoit to be a beautiful sexy smell and drives men and women crazy. >> it's horrible. this was marketed the boys if they want to get a girl. i was won wondering did axe pla

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia gety vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ >>> it's a big day in america. we know now why the obama administration has refused for so long to tell the public how many americans have signed up for obama care. hhs secretary kathleen sebeliuso that the initial enrollment numbers are woefully short of the administration's target and far below even their lowered expectations. i'm lou dobbs. >>> good evening, everybody. the number is 106,000. that's how many americans have enrolled in health care plans in the

i went to long island university and i never heard about this. and really since 1990, me and my body bruce studied this and this is not a new york story but american story and pursue it like a fox news story and get the best historians and have them debate the issues, we could bring new information to it and that's what we did. >> it is an amazing book. it is a best seller for a reason. people are enthralled by it. i think there is a piece that you bring out. george washington was a deep and intense and authentic faith. this was not just a military leader. he was a guy who believed something. and one of the things we did. we got the mini bios. we want to get the guy, major ta lmag by his side and george washington would be in the front of the line in battle and first time he heard shots we would cringe and shutter. and washington would be in the front of the battle. there was a belief that he had that he could not be killed and in one time in particular that struck me, and as i researched the battle where he realized he needed spies, he had to fi

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ lou: there is a rebellion under way in the democratic party and the president's slide to the public that they could keep their health insurance if they elected is to blame. democrats defying president obama today. they voted with republicans to assure americans can restore their previously canceled plans. i am lou dobbs. ♪ good evening, everybody. president obama vows to veto the bill and democrats eager to put distance between themselves and that failed rollout of obamacare paid little attention. the 39 house democrats lined up with the republican c

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ we will have that tomorrow. we are all over it. >> this strain of libertarianism is very dangerous. >> we are dangers to the status quo. >> libertarians are coming and we are skeptical of both parties. >> we have made these anarchy actions. >> come to a libertarian. ice. >> you live in a world of fear. >> more americans are

. >> i am returning the establishment, saying enough here republicans in upstate new york and long island cannot relate to the republican party in new york state. neil: serious in your talk about running for governor? >> on the conservative line if they do not straight now we have to get rid of the leaders of our new york state legislature will have been selling out to the opposition. the conservative line which is an additional line. you divide the republican vote. and it is for nothing. >> maybe it is time because if they're going to lose anyway employ all of their fantasy games going into next year and might as well give another party chance to lead. it is my focus. and if the candid cannot win because he's going to play the same old game, the goal of long, long type nonsense, well, and if they're not going to confront the basic values and basic albany syndrome and break it up. they're having a little bit of fun right now, telling people we want to do. neil: speak your mind. the footnote. people who criticize, this man started from scratch and became one of the most prominent business

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ lou: there is a rebellion under way in the democratic party and the president's slide to the public that they could keep their health insurance if they elected is to blame. democrats defying president obama today. they voted with republicans to assure americans can restore their previously canceled plans. i am lou dobbs. ♪ good evening, everybody. president obama vows to veto the bill and democrats eager to put distance between themselves and that failed rollout of obamacare paid little attention. the 39 house democrats lined up with the rub

island names c.j. and jake. >> i ate all your candy. no more halloween candy left! >> who ate it? mom! >> don't you guys think you ate enough candy last night? >> no. i only had one bite of candy. are you serious? you want to see what i had? he'll probably get a belly ache why did you eat so much candy? >> mom, that's two. >> two what? >> two bags of candy. >> two plus two equals five. >> you were so close. i went to a lot of houses. >> i know. >> i ate it all. it tasted so good. especially the peanut butter cup. >> you did not! >> jimmy: i've seen that video a hundred times. if you would like to play along, tomorrow morning, or sometime in the next day, tell your kid you ate all their halloween candy while they were asleep. really sell it. put a jellybean up your nose. smear some chocolate. be creative and up load your video to youtube on hey jimmy kimmel i told my kid i ate their halloween candy and we'll show it next week which will be a lot of fun for us. >>> and some more bad news for kids tonight

as a kid my brother and i would go around on our schwinns on the streets of long island with radios hanging from the handlebars listening to mel allen and phil rizutto doing the yankee games. this is our lives. >> reporter: since the yankees came to washington in 2005 they have had no bigger fan than charles krauthammer. >> when i started to do your show every night it ends at 7:00, the game starts at 7:10. the garage at fox is seven minutes if the wind is fair in the third street tunnel from the garage at the stadium. i get there in the bottom of the first. how can i resist? >> reporter: he makes the trip in a special vehicle designed just for him that lets krauthammer accelerate and brake with his left hand and steer with the right. >> everybody who comes in here the first time is terrified. i don't blame them. when i went for my driving test, the tester didn't want to get in. i told him he had to, it's the law. i think he passed me because he was happy to be alive when it was over. >> reporter: first time i saw you go in the parking lot i waved. you said to me, you really shouldn't wave.

be concerned about the new york city area long island southern parts of connecticut and widespread sections of southern emergency new jersey. this is in effect until 10:00 a.m. eastern time. severe weather risks much higher. we have severe weather forecast in terms of strong winds across parts of the northeast so up state new york and pennsylvania we could be seeing wijdz today 50 to 60 miles an hour. we have a number of advisories and warnings in effect. out here we could be looking at strong winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour but no advisories or warnings in effect for you. >> that area doesn't need any more devastation. >> temperatures in the 40's. so many people without power. with you will keep an eye on that. >> 20 minutes until the top of the hour. still ahead europe's most active volcano is at it again. the eruption and the science behind it. >> unemployed americans feeling the pain might get hit again. why jobless benefit exceptio -- exempts are set to end. ex em shuns. ex efrp shuns it's durable. and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to bounty duratowel. h

air flight bound from long island from philadelphia get my vote. something of an insurrection standing behind a blind man and his seeing eye dog who were kicked off of a flight after the dog refused to stay under the seat. good for them. good for us. that's my "2 cents more". that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. have a good night and a great weekend. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we have had some problems with the website >> yes, we have had some problems to the situation has been dire. >> i understand why folks are frustrated. >> i'm not happy about that. >> we always knew that this would be harsh. >> enough is enough. neil: work with me and think quick. what do president obama and rob ford have in common? what if i told you that only one

i went to long island university and never heard about this and really since 1990, me and my buddy bruce have been studying this. i realized this was not a new york story, it was an american store yixt get them in rooms like this and have them debate the issues we could bring new information to it and i think that is was we did. it is an amazing book. people are enthralled by tit. he was a man of deep and intense and authentic faith. he genuinely believeding to. i wanted to get the guy who was by his side. the fifrst time he heard shots. washington would be in front of the battle and there was a belief that he had that he could not be killed. there was one time that struck me. as i was researching the battle. he said that we had to find a way to get out. how are we going to get out? there is a body of water in between us and he prayed for a miracle. i prayed for a miracle. >> he could do that then? >> and all of them did it. [ applause ] >> he said if we ever needed a miracle we need one now and he decides he is going to evacuate 9,000 people in the middle of the night and they were gett

. >> i am returning the establishment, saying enough here republicans in upstate new york and long island cannot relate to the republican party in new york state. neil: serious in your talk aut running for governor? >> on the conservative line if they do not straight now we have to get rid of the leaders of our ne york state legislature will have been selling out to the opposition. the conservive line which is an additional line. you divide the republican vote. and it is for nothing >> maybe it is time because if they're going to lose anyway employ all of their fantasy games gog intoext year and might asell give another party chance to lead. it is my focus. and if the candid cannot win because he's going to play the same old game, the goal of long, long type nonsense, well, and if they're not going to confront the basic value and basic albany syndrome and break it up. they're having a little bit of fun right now, telling people we want to do. neil: speak your md. the footnote. people who criticize, this man started from scratch andecame one of the most prominent business leaders in americ

island sound and swims and makes it sound easy. they have six guys in a cannon and they got through the navy of the british and did it for three years. >> how did you come up with the idea of this story? >> it really happened. >> no, you are so creative. >> what an imagination. spies in the revolution. i can't believe nobody thought of it before. >> so "ghost rider" what was his name? >> whoa are both -- we have our roots in sports both of us. i told him the story and he said let's do it. i knocked it from 84 chapters to 18 and we're done. it is out and people are buying it. unlike you who needed a huge pre sale, we had zero plea -- pre sales. now they are coming out in droves because people love america and george washington. >> you know what is great is when a writer has a three-hour morning show they can continually talk about the book. >> this has turned into something different. >> do you mind if i open it up to the audience? it is an -- anger and bitterness. >> you are now number 14. >> they lining up with it. >> and they are

they have museums throughout long island. i'll be on long island. only a couple book signings in huntington new york at 7:00 o'clock. hope to see you there. doocy will be joining me in ridgewood, new jersey, i think. right now steve is doing something extremely important. >> he is. hey, steve. >> hey. it is veterans day and today as we honor our veterans, many companies are holding special promotions for the men and women who have served our country. great clips salon is doing their part with a sheer is a sleuth. joining us is rob. >> thanks for having us. >> this is something brand-new. you want to thank the veterans by doing what? >> today is all about honoring the veterans. with great clip, we'd like to offer this opportunity to all of our customers, we're doing that in two different ways. one is veterans can go into any u.s. great clips salon and get a free hair cut. the other is when nonmilitary customers come in to great clips salon w a paid service, we'll give these a great clip, give them a free hair cut card, they can pass this along to any

island when el dutch gave the commencement speech. and he spoke out against the war and the kids there booed him. i remember saying to myself somebody ought to say something. somebody ought to go something. think about this man at 73 years old. having the sector of his life lived through -- lived through and witnessed, at least, to some degree, the holocaust in the '50s and '60s and body of work and desire to speak the truth and to serve as a kind of things of truth for us. and i really didn't do anything. and when i saw him speak tonight, i once again was reminded that we have a lot of work ahead of us. and i'm so proud to be part of a community that at least thinks like that. rachel or thomas or george won tonight, i wouldn't have felt bad. they are fine writers. it sure is nice to get it. [laughter] [applause] woe had a bad year this year. those of you who know, ben crammer passed away. it was a difficult thing for all of us who knew and loved him. i'm thankful and the susan of the kennedys. [laughter] [cheering and applause] and t

. >> long island, new york. >> you know what -- >> a, b, can or d. >> we're taking the votes in, please do make your vote and i have a little tally score somewhere that i'm going to be making. we'll give you the winner in the next half-hour. >> all right, thank you, ginger. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- take a look at this, caught on camera, a crazy shootout, cops opening fire on a van after their mom floors her. >>> angie's honored with a preoscar award. what she told our rachel smith. >>> the pint-sized caped crusader, now some famous batmans weighing in on this cute, little crime-fighter. wait until you hear who's now talking about it. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast." funny, that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. its great taste comes from a unique combination of simple ingredients like hazelnuts, skim milk

the laboratory out in long island, extraordinary work that they're doing, cutting edge. really making a difference when it comes to cancer, autism, genetic disorders. i was so dumb, around all these scientists and great people. >> and in the project, people who have served long prison terms for primes they didn't commit. >> there's a gentleman there who was released after 20 years. i thank them very much. >> we somewhere a lot to get to. let's not pretend that thor has been sitting right there. one of the most anticipated films in the history of the medium. hello, chris hemsworth. "thor: the dark world." right here, right now, the man who plays the norse god of thunder. great to be with you. >> thanks for having me. >> on a third go around with this character. you booted up the franchise. and avengers, you destroy this great city we're in now. but you're back for a third go. what do you like most now about a character you kind of know well now? >> coming back the third time, you have a familiarity with the character. with the story. with each of the cast. and we didn't s

a wild break-in in a long island restaurant. deer breaking through a window causing nearly $3,000 in damage. disciple time for your brew on -- time for your brew on question of the day responses. a man who came face-to-face with a robber, instead of handing over his money, he fights back. we wanted to know what you would do. debra on facebook writes give them what they want. if it became apparent they would kill me during an armed assault i would elect to preserve my life >> robert responds i would remove my legal handgun and see how far he wanted to take it. >> bedazzler says no one knows what they would do unless they are in the situation. you must be sure the robber won't shoot. >> you agreed with b dazzler. you don't know. >> until i was in the situation, i don't know what i would do. >> you have a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 5. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a gunman opens fire at the country's second largest mall. overnight the ma

take a look at this video from the smith haven mall in long island. the sign adjusting everything on this rook could be sold for $1.97. >> that's a bargain. i'll buy the rack. >> it's called being frugal. frugality is important. wear it, get a hole, throw it away. >> the fact they use real estate in their store to have a 1.97 merchandise as opposed to selling higher priced merchandise, doesn't that speck volumes? >> maybe. >> can only hope. >> anybody here like el brands? what part of it? >> there we go. >> that part is okay. >> that part is big now. >> that was just. >>> don't put up your shorts just yet. some of these names might surprise you. >>> one of the hottest housing trends of the year could be coming to a screeching halt. >>> we've got a news alert. tesla speaking to the highway safe safe administration about the investigation. >> once we talked to tesla they were more than open about saying we want the highest level of scrutiny, want to cooperate at every level of the investigation. they feel strongly about the quality and safety about the

. >> you're no talent from long island. >> good luck. >> alec, i think you need help. i do. for the sake of your family. it's out there. it's available. that is all the time we have left. remember start each morning 5:00 to 9:00 fox and friends first. we'll >>> this is a fox news alert. well, the obamacare numbers are in and they are horrible. pewer than 27,000 americans picked a healthcare plan on healthcare.gov and only 79,000 more signed up on state-run exchanges. that is only part of the nightmare and the nightmare tonight for the obama administration is giant. abc news political director rick klein joins us. nice to see you, rick. and what do these numbers mean? >> they are abyss mall. they are horrible. they are really truly awful. this is critical for the whole law. enough people to to sign up for the law for the work. obama administration 500,000 for month one. we are 20% of the way there the problem is

over to long island. find me people that we can trust, people and no land, people with nerves of steel. of course you find a bartender. you find a farmer. you find a dry goods owner, a guy that has a pri shop. then you find a woman who is upperclass to has said that there's a steal to penetrate the social scene. lou: and that group of people, emphasis -- >> the call perspirg. lou: the call perspiring does so much. how could that possibly be? we are sitting here watchin benedict arnold, all sorts of things unfold during the revolutionary war. we did n have a very good counterintelligence rate. >> but when i first met you i s at a certain persons house, i cannot tellou who. i am on my route to that house, to my left. lou: none of our mutual friends want to be publicly identified. >> he would kill me. i look to the left. th is where benedict arnold started is run. my goodness. i have to start this. one of the things e day did, we know were as agent 355. they all had numbers, encryption , use invisible ink. s

we're out in long island in this giant aircraft hangar. >> jimmy: now was it -- did you grew up, did you love this movie? >> i used to do musicals when i was a kid. i was -- i new the rodgers and hammerstein songbook by the time i was like 13, 14. and uh -- >> jimmy: and did you ever -- you never did "sound of music," did you? >> i didn't do "sound of music." i did audition for "the sound of music" when i was about 14. and i went to london and i stood in line with about 6,000 people. and i walked onstage and went -- [ singing ] ♪ doe, a deer [ speaking ] "off you get." and, yeah, that was it. >> jimmy: that was as far as you got. >> that was me, yeah. >> jimmy: but also is it like when you're getting ready for this? 'cause i would be -- i don't know, i'm just excited. i'm kinda -- i would get like nervous. audra mcdonald as well -- >> audra mcdonald like got five emmy awards -- emmy award? >> jimmy: tony awards. >> something like that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: it's killer and then, but it's also during the holidays now. can you rehearse during thanksgiving -

island. it's not been easy. >> i had to build the facility, work for years while i had the business, pour money into the business for years before i could open it. perfect the green bean roasting process, my purchasing process, find that, so that's six, seven years before a return. >> ben employs three young people, all from the chinakok nation and plans to take on more as soon as he can. >> i think it's great to have something different, other than smoke shops on the highway. who doesn't love coffee. >> a future head of marketing there. >> for generations the china cock lived on the reservation behind me surrounded by some of the most expensive real state in the country. many have taken jobs this that community. it is rare to find a native entrepreneur like ben. >> according to figures from the u.s. central bureau, there are 27,000 businesses employing 184,000 people in tribal communities nationwide. altogether these enterprises generate 34.5 billion in receipts through native owned construc

. >> questions are raised about a popular retailer in long island. >> we are talking about bye bye baby. it did not happen at a store in our region. we explain what happened in new york. >> reporter: a mecca for all things baby. first cousins claim they weren't allowed to make a purchase because of the way they look. >> was traumatized. >> humiliated. >> they tried to buy a stroller, crib and car seat for their cousins daughter. when they tried to pay in cash, that's when they say the harassment began. >> the cashier took her counterfeit pen, checked all bills. the 100s had to be checked by a supervisor. >> she told her not to accept the money. security video bye bye baby provided shows some of the exchange. it's not clear which employee is narrating the video. >> and now the three suspects are clearing their pockets of all the counterfeit bills. >> someone else said do you have another form of payment because i feel uncomfortable with your bills. i said how? she said it doesn't meet the requirements. all of your money. all of your money. >> reporter: they say the supervisor threatened

. >> one of those lucky guys to drive to mom's house which is good but the long island expressway is not so kind either. >>> should we look at the weather? >> let's do it. >> most of the nation will be dry but showers along the gulf coast in to in florida. pacific northwest, windy in arizona apz and new mexico. >>> pleasantly warm in the south with highs in the 60s and 70s. >>> this might be the greatest animal story we have done in a long long time. it is going on right now. >> hundreds of dogs around the world are competing in the dogs world championship. it is the world canine aquatics competition. >> you are probably getting the idea by watching the video. they compete to jump the farthest and highest and they have more qualifying rounds today. the final of the individual competitions take place tomorrow and on sunday. and we are wishing good luck to all of our four-legged friends out there. >> a lot of styles out. there see that. the guy does the hang. and that is a straight, i'm going straight out. nice dog paddle. >> i have a feeling every dog has his own style and it's not an

if you take the kids to the beach -- i think i went to hooters once in east long island. but there is so much fried food. i think the food food is worse than the outfits. the kids break out, i mean, it is tasty -- >> it was a long time ago. and you say what? >> the coach should have been fired, because this obeyed a superior who said don't take the kids. >> you're saying don't take the kids, what about the kids, should they go to hooters? >> it is up to the parents to decide if the kids should go or not. >> if you had a 12-year-old boy -- >> no, i would not let a 12-year-old boy go. >> you would not take a 12-year-old boy? why? >> that place is all about t & a. >> why, is that funny? >> i was going to say that. i let you do it. >> you both agree it is inappropriate to take 12-year-old boys to hooters? >> would you take the 12-year-old gboys to a strip club? >> come on, crowley -- every time we talk politics, back with warren harding in a strip club. >> i'm talking about judgment here, and this coach didn't exercise judgment, a lot of these parents didn't either. >> now, y

my husband had to go to long island where he's taking pilot lessons to learn to fly and i asked if he could stop by walmart to get velveeta cheese to put in the crockpot to make the famous dip. he calls me and tells me they're out. i was like, really, that's kind of strange. he's like i'll stop by whole foods on my way home and try to get it. he didn't realize velveeta wasn't real cheese and he wasn't asking for the right place, the location in the store. there's not a shortage of velveeta. it's processed cheese. >> that's a great story. >> is it better than jean claude van damme? >> no. >> that's not fair. anyway, there was going to be a picture. >> if you're going to have taco chili, you might want medicated wipes as well. >> for who? bob? >> anybody. >> can we move on from that visual? >> moveon.org. >> this is a better visual. a san francisco teen had his wish come true by the make a wish foundation. they transformed the entire city for a young leukemia patient, miles scott, he's 5 years old, he's in remission. the entire city pitched in the mayor's office and the san francisco gi

now questions are being raised about a popular retailer in long island, buy buy baby. what happened to two men when they tried to make a purchase. >>> buy buy baby is a mecca for all things baby. but these cousins claim they weren't allowed to make a purchase there all because of the way they look. >> i was traumatized. >> humiliated. >> they went into this buy buy baby and tried to buy a stroller, a crib and a car seat for their cousin kevin's daughter but when they tried to pay for the $1,100 tab in cash that's when the harassment began. >> the cashier took her counterfeit bill and checked all the bills and said they had to be checked by the supervisor. store security video that buy buy baby provided for the investigation shows some of the exchange. it's not clear which employee is narrating the video. >> now the three suspects are clearing their pockets of all the counterfeit bills. >> somebody else said do you have another form of payment because i feel uncomfortable for your bills. >> i said do you want 20s. >> and they said all of your money. they say the supervi

. >> but a recent report by news day on long island says there are 6100 deceased people still registered to vote in nassau county. and 270 of the deceased actually cast ballots after they died. [ laughter ] here now to react monica crowley and alan colmes. both are fox news analysts. it's a microcosm. >> who was that last guy on there? >> that was you, colmes, the usual blather. now we have facts and what do you say now. >> what say you? what i say is that this is clerical fraud for the most part. >> clerical fraud? >> what the newspaper reported fraud. what news day reported, these were clerks that misidentified people and often used the names of people that were deceased that were very similar to the people voting. not voter id fraud. >> but many cast ballots, that is a facts. why don't we make it easier for the people doing the clinical work, by having an id, doesn't that make it easier for everybody? >> how about the people doing the clinical work, having them actually match the names and addresses. you don't need a voter id law to do it. >> i actually voted today in new york city, a