gregg? gregg: the tea party has yet to officially back a gop contender in the 2012 presidential race, it's a fact th comes as, well, somewhat of a surprise to the head of one of the movement's key groups. take a listen. >> honestly, ron, i mean, i don't know. i don't know that, um, who we're going to support. i would have thought that we would have already been supporting somebody -- >> i know it's hard to especially here right now to break news on who the tea party -- >> yeah, well, we're -- >> who do you think would be the best candidate to really go at barack obama? >> that's the worst thing is i don't know. last night after the debate i posted on my facebook wall that i felt worse after that debate, and i'm going to go start a cupcake shop. [laughter] greg freg well, if she doesn't know, maybe they don't like any of them. david hockings, editor of cq's roll call daily briefing. michele bachmann, rick perry and rick santorum should be tea party favorites, and yet their poll numbers are ab

gregg? >> gregg: molly henneberg in washington. thanks. >> heather: the global financial crisis now drawing thousands of protesters to the streets of italy. they're calling for the resignation of prime minister berlusconi, up in arms over his handling of the economy, including a decision to let the international monetary fund oversee italy's economic reform. now berlusconi has called for another confidence vote in parliament. the critics say he may not have the majority support to overcome this latest challenge. >> gregg: in south korea, financial uproar of a different kind. this one over a free trade agreement with the united states. nearly 3,000 protesters rallying against that proposed deal, saying it will lead to an influx of more cheap goods, which they say will have a negative impact on local businesses and the agriculture industry. the u.s. has already gradually to the deal, but it's unclear when and if south korea lawmakers will give their approval. >> heather: a massive multi-car pi

gregg? gregg: quite a disparity there. very quickly what do we know about some of the reports that people connected to the incident still receiving pensions? >> reporter: jerry sandusky received, when he left the school, a lump sum of about $150,000. but he continues to receive now about $60,000 a year. additionally, one of the vice presidents, now, accused of perjury and failing to report the child abuse, when he retired received a lump sum of $420,000 and he continues to receive the sum of $27,000 a month in his pension. lastly, gregg, as for one of the participants in this story at the center of the storm, mike mcqueary, who allegedly witnessed the abuse in 2002 and now being criticized for not doing more to prevent the attack from taking place. he is on administrative leave, according to school officials he continues to receive his salary. gregg? gregg: david lee miller, thanks very much, david. martha: well, president obama scolding america once again. just a few weeks ago you may remember he said that america was goi

gregg: peter, thanks very much. heather: gregg, you're getting a shake weight. gregg: oh! like, what is up with the shake weight? heather: it's on my list. gregg: does that work? heather: you'll find out. >>> people in kansas city doing double takes on thanksgiving, at least a few people called police to report what seemed like a kangaroo on the loose. turns out it was noah, the wall la by. >> he's much like a baby, that's why i call him my little brother. he got out this morning while my brother was filling up his little pool of water. >> it was actually a wallaby, this is a new one. >> he doesn't kick, he doesn't box, he actually likes to lick your hand. heather: ah. all right, take a look. i know you were wondering, you can see how much a wallaby and a kangaroo look alike, so understandable the confusion. both, by the way, are native to australia. gregg: i remember the shoes. they're back now. everything that's old is new again. heather: really? including you. [laughter] just kidding. gregg: touche. >>> a woman minding her business in her home on thanksgiving night, sud

. >> gregg: hello. i'm gregg jarrett, welcome to a brand-new hour of inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: topping the news this hour, controversy at the gop debate on foreign policy. one candidate claims the media in charge shunned the lower polling candidate and has an e-mail to prove it. >> gregg: tension between occupied protestors and police. we've got a live report on the latest all across the country. >> heather: and will penn state reacted to the shocking sex scandal that exploded eight days ago. we have our legal panel that weighs in. >> gregg: we begin with new tensions mounting over iran's nuclear ambitions. gop presidential candidates going head to head this weekend over that very topic hot on the heels of a stinging reported from the united nations nuclear agency claiming there is credible evidence that iran is pursuing the development of nuclear recipes. steve is live in washington. where do the republican candidates stand on what to do about iran? >> reporter: many of them took

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> justice for the libyan people weeks after the death of moammar khadafy points to another khadafy has been captured, this time his son. >> gregg: and serious concerns about iran and it's nuclear ambitions, but will new sanctions do any good? >> heather: recess will never be the same. why one school is banning boys on the playground. >> a stalemate over the u.s. deficit. a wednesday deadline looms large to cut spending. workweek stretching into the weekend as the clock ticks down and it's burning on this group of faces. no rest for the super committee. they are facing growing pressure to break the deadlock. molly henneberg live in washington with more. >> molly: republicans on the super committee held a conference call this morning trying to figure out what their next step is as wednesday's deadline gets closer and closer. the white house says president obama who called the two super committee co-chairs as we was heading

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>> hi, gregg. pakistan is demanding answers as to why nato helicopters and fighter jets fired on two separate pakinstani army checkpoints in the middle of the night, killing at least two dozen pakinstani soldiers and wounding 11 more. today a nato spokesman called it a tragic development, offered, quote, heartfelt condolences and said it happened in a remote border area where the lines between countries are, quote, not always clear. >> consisting of afghan national security forces and coalition forces was operating close to the border and as the situation on the ground developed, they called on close air support which came in and highly likely caused the pakinstani casualty ies. >> general jacobson said a thorough investigation is underway. one military analyst explains what they'll try to figure out. >> where were the pakinstanis? where were the afghans and where were they directed to deliver the weapons? if they all come out okay, then it's an error in judgment. if the bombs didn't land where the

gregg, i say not leftovers. they're desserts. >> gregg: very nice. while the sex abuse scandal at penn state engulfs the university, there is an incredibly bizarre twist here. in 1998, the district county for the county investigated similar claims against sandusky. he never filed any charges. seven years later, he disappeared, his body was never found. let's talk about the old case and what it might have to do with the scandal today. joining us, jeanine pirro, host of "justice" with judge jeanine. this is very odd. is there a connection or a coincidence here? >> we really don't know. you said it right, gregg. the truth is that he has been declared dead, but there is no evidence that the district attorney who actually investigated jerry sandusky in 1998 is truly dead. what we do know is this: the guy was an elected district attorney. he was well respected. he calls his girlfriend and says he's going for a drive one day and then he never comes back. they find his car, curious, there are cigarette ashes and the smell of cigarettes in the car. the guy wa

: i'm gregg jarrett. glad you are with us. nq÷ word the greek prime minister is agreeing to step down soon. what this means to the financial crisis in greece and the world markets? >> heather: plus, new poll out on herman cain showing for the first time since word of harassment pal s his numbers are taking a dip. can he move past this and maintain his front-runnerç status? >> scandal rocking penn state. police dusting legendary assistant football coach. new details coming up. >>> we begin with this. exactly one year from today americans will have a very big decision to make. the presidential election. the choice president obama for a second term or, as of now an unknown challenger. and for the gop candidates looking to fill the void, (Ñ was a perfect day too try to prove why they think they are best for the job. steve centanni joins us live in washington. >> reporter: one year before the vote next november the race for the gop nomination proving to be unusual and unpredictable. the hits keep coming. t

gregg: you've got my attention. what a former prosecutor is now refeeling about the casey anthony trial, and don't mess with this granny. why this feisty senior is now being called a hero. >> i'm not going to stand there and take it. i don't care if i'm 89 or 93 or whatever. i am going to fight back. gregg: stunning rev virginia layings about the casey anthony murder trial in a brand-new book out today former prosecutor jeff ashton holding nothing back when it comes to casey, her family, her lawyers, the jurors, even some of the prosecution's tactics. phil keating live from miami. phil, where does ashton place the blame for casey anthony being acquitted? >> reporter: gregg he spreads it around, including with himself when he smirked during jose biaz's closing argument. his book is the first book by any of the key players in the sensational murder trial to hit the shelves. ashton was so effective during cross-examination during the trial, however he says ultimately what he calls the nuclear lie, casey's story about c

>> gregg: hello. i'm gregg jarrett. glad you are with us. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. violence and chaos erupteding in the streets of cairo. protestors taking over the city's well known tahir square. a live report minutes away. >> plus, one california university finding itself in some hot water after police used pepper spray in a demonstration. there it is. was this necessary or way to extreme? we report, you decide. >> heather: and the first, count down on capitol hill. time is running out for the super committee to find a way to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. so far-reaching a deal by tonight, it remains elusive. nobody is closing the door on negotiations but the prospect of failure in the nation's capitol is looming larger. that is where we find molly henneberg. >> molly: multiple sources tell fox there have been discussions how to wind down this super committee without a deal. there is hope one aide says, but the timing is getting tricky. super committee members to ha

>> gregg: hello. i'm gregg jarrett. glad you are with us. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. violence and chaos erupteding in the streets of cairo. protestors taking over the city's well known tahir square. a liveeport minutes away. >> plus, one california university finding itself in some hot water after police used pepper spray in a demonstration. there it is. was this necessary or way to extreme? we report, you decide. >> heather: and the first, count down on capitol hill. time is running out for the super committee to find a way to cut $1.2 trillion from the federal budget over the next ten years. so far-reaching a deal by tonight, it remains elusive. nobody is closing the door on negotiations but the prospect of failure in the nation's capitol is looming larger. that is where we find molly henneberg. >> molly: multiple sources tell fox there have been discussions how to wind down this super committee without a deal. there is hope one aide says, but the timing is getting tricky. super committee members to have

gregg greenberg is a reporter at thestreet.com. gregg greenberg with us. how are these fund managers approaching european stocks given all the concerns about the economy? >> well, here's the thing. if you read any investment book or you listen war-- warren buffett himself they say you want to guy when there is blood in the streetses. and there is far, the streets in europe are quite bloody right now so there are opportunities to be had. but on the other hand you don't want to catch a falling knife which is other wall street maxim. you don't want to add to that carnage. so you have to be careful. you have to look for stocks that have a very good oversea sales, particularly to emerging markets. and you want to have stocks that can withstand the austerity in europe. >> you have been talking to fund managers. they've identified a trio. one is the german conglomerate siemens, si, ticker symbol here in the united states it has dropped off from 140 dollars per share in the summertime to below 100. what are the expectations? >> well, siemens is a german ge and ger

we'll go to gregg and come back towel is. gregg. >> reporter: i would say mcqueary is a very, very important witness. remember you'll have half a dozen alleged victims who are going to be telling very similar stories of molestation and sexual abuse and rape, and those are the principle witnesses in this case. so can prosecutors do without mcqueary? probably. and remember this just because you've got sandusky lawyer throwing cold water on mcqueary that doesn't mean in the end he's not a credible witness. megyn: ellis the thing about mcqueary is, they'll do to these alleged victims, you know, the old you want to sue penn state, which is a deep pocket. you only came forward now. this is what they do. but mcqueary, unlike these others, what reason does he have? he was a tkpwr-d assistant at the time. think about him what you will. these coaches were like gods, why would he make something up like this about a coach that at the time we presume he respected. >> obviously that is exactly what the brothers kwaougs is going to say as t

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. >> andrew gregg. a lot has been said about the lack of dialogue. at the one meeting we were allowed to have, we were told that they were going to fight us. i was not satisfied with that and i called the executive director twice and those calls were never answered. i've been called a representative of tracie brown, twice, and we set up meetings and a couple of hours before both meetings, she canceled. we were wanting to have this hour -- and have been shot down by arriba juntos, and we learned a lot more about the other umbrella positions that they work with. we tried to mirror the shutdown. one other portion of this conversation that we should not double chair -- he said, quite definitively, that they have interest in purchasing this property. and that would bring the price down. he said this to us, flatly. >> thank you and i appreciate your comments and would assume that if this is approved, you would be willing to work with them and the neighborhood to see if we could reach an accord. this is troubling. there was a woman who said that this would

gregg jarrett >>> as the initial shock of the scandal starts to wear off the size of the legal mess is growing. here is gregg jarrett on what to expect. >> we may know a lot more about the case against jerry sandusky after a preliminary hearing on december 7. but right now it looks pretty strong to veteran sex crimes prosecutor linda fairstein. >> i think it is an overwhelmingly powerful case. not only is there detail from each of the victims but also findings by the grand jury about the credibility of particular witnesses which corroborates the testimony of the victims. >> what kind of defenses will be ai available to jerry sandu? >> his defenses will be very limited. the i didn't do it, i wasn't there, i don't know these boys is certainly not going be the defense have. >> that is because when sandusky went on t swrsmed bob costas to deny the charges he ended up making some remarkable admissions. >> costas asks are you innocent? sandusky? well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged th

gregg homer via skype. how does this procedure work? >> we have absolutely no contact with the patient's eye from beginning to end. the patient sits down. one eye is covered. the other head is secured. and they watch this little animation through one eye for 20 seconds. and at the end of the 20 seconds, the procedure is done on that eye. then we do the other eye. they get up and they leave. the first weekend it will get a little darker, and then after that it starts lightening and two to four weeks, all of the pigment is gone. but the pigment is being eliminated on a cell-by-cell basis. it's been broken down by laser. so it's actually the body digesting the pigment cells very gradually and eliminating them from the eye through the normal tear flow mechanism. >> is the procedure safe and does it affect vision? >> it does not affect vision. we're only treating the surface of the iris, the light, the laser energy does not enter the eye. it doesn't go through the pupil. >> is it reversible? >> once an eye is changed to blue, it's permanent.

gregg jarrett >>> as the initial shock of the scandal starts to wear off the size of the legal mess is growing. here is gregg jarrett on what to expect. >> we may know a lot more about the case against jerry sandusky after a preliminary hearing on december 7. but right now it looks pretty strong to veteran sex crimes prosecutor linda fairstein. >> i think it is an overwhelmingly powerful case. not only is there detail from each of the victims but also findings by the grand jury about the credibility of particular witnesses which corroborates the testimony of the victims. >> what kind of defenses will be ai available to jerry sandu? >> his defenses will be very limited. the i didn't do it, i wasn't there, i don't know these boys is certainly not going be the defense have. >> that is because when sandusky went on t swrsmed bob costas to deny the charges he ended up making some remarkable admissions. >> costas asks are you innocent? sandusky? well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged th

i'm gregg jarrett. pennsylvania's governor developing his decision fire joe paterno. in wake of the abuse. the governor speaking out about mike mccleary that he saw former defensive coordinator molest a child. he said he had a moral obligation to intervene and the governor added that he expects more allegations of abuses to surface. >> president obama meeting with leaders of pacific rim nations. he believes the region will be more important to the united states. coming up at the top of the hour the president surprising remarks at the summit about americans making waves. we'll see you then. i'm gregg jarrett. now back to "fight for iowa." >> it's easy to fall into the pattern of covering the presidential race from the perspective of the candidates. there are stump speeches, attack ads and political calculations. what is missing is the prospective of regular americans as they make the difficult choice of which candidate will be best of the country. so this hour, fox news reporting has decided to look thro

gregg jarrett asks those questions and more, after the break. [ coughing ] [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ sniffling ] [ male announcer ] not sure what to take? now robitussin® makes finding the right relief simpler than ever. click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. ♪ makes the cold aisle easy. ♪ robitussin®. relief made simple. and introducing nasal relief pills, now for the very first time from robitussin®. >>> as the initial shock of the scandal starts to wear off the size of the legal mess is growing. here is gregg jarrett on what to expect. >> we may know a lot more about the case against jerry sandusky after a preliminary hearing on december 7. but right now it looks pretty strong to veteran sex crimes prosecutor linda fairstein. >> i think it is an overwhelmingly powerful case. not only is there detail from each of the victims but also findings by the grand jury about the credibility of particular witnesses which corroborates the testimony of the victims. >> what kind of defenses will be ai available to jerry sandu? >> his de