fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. this is the fox report. hello, everyone, day 27 of the crisis in the middle east, the long east conflict in their history. new word is that israel is redeploying most military forces with thousands of troops outside gaza and israel is confirming they have successfully destroyed most of the tunnels that hamas used to enter israel but they will continue targeting the rocket sites and there is no under to the heavy fighting in the gaza strip. an israeli airstrike on a u.n. school converted to a shelter killed ten palestinians. the united states state department is condemning the strike saying the united states is appalled by the disgraceful
shelling. how is israel s redeployment changing the fighting in gaza? the fighting here by no means is over, but just changing in terms of how the fight in gaza is conducted the last fur weeks. what we know is the bulk of israeli trips are being redeployed from inside gaza to across the border i
pelley: tonight a break in the case of the missing jet. australia reveals photos of debris. probably the best lead we have right now. pelley: lee cowan is in australia. more from jim axelrod, barry petersen and seth doane. more russian forces are li charlie d agata street appropriating for an invasion. an american general faced 20 years for sexual misconduct. today he walked away with a reprimand. wyatt andrews reports. and he got to the tournament with a secret that might have ruined his career. manuel been orcas with isaiah austin. captioning sponsored by cbs
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: they are the biggest clues yet in the disappearance of light 370 by size and maybe much more. don two objects spotted in the southern indian ocean 1500 niles southwest of perth, australia. that is at the tail end of the route that investigators believe the plane may have taken after it veered off course on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing 13 days ago. the
oh! harold square. somebody gave my mom that coat. happy thanksgiving. thanks to bass pro shop. log on to our web site for our after the show show. a fierce storm hitting the east coast snarling thanksgiving travel as folks try to get home in time for the holidays. i m ed henry in america s newsroom. heather: i m heather childress. bill and martha are off. the storm stranded travelers for hours and the delays had ripple effects all across the country. i started down the runway and
we got shut down and we had to sit there and wait for them to open the air space again. reporter: that woman you just heard, it took her 12 hours to fly direct from austin, texas to newark, new jersey. and she was one of the lucky ones. much of the east coast was hit with a sloppy, wintry mix making for a miserable commute on one of the busiest travel days of the year. 751 flights were canceled nationwide. there were nearly 5,000 delays. put that in perspective tuesday. there were only 140 ca
go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. i am julie bandaras. an american doctor who contacted the ebola virus is back in the u.s. dr. kent brantly is treated in a special isolation unit in atlanta. you can see him walking slowly on the right as he is carefully escorted in emory university hospital by a medical professional there. dr. brantly is one of the two people who contracted ebola. nancy is expected to return for
treatment as well. the virus has killed more than 700 people in west africa this year and making this the biggest ebola outbreak in recorded history. the centers for disease control warning americans not to travel to sierra leon or new guinea. how is dr. brantly doing at this hour? he spoke with his wife. amber brantly said her husband is glad to be back in the u.s. and asked for prayers for people impacted by the ebola virus. the american nurse and people of liberria and those who continue to serv
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thank you very much. looking forward to this. thanks for joining us. last may, last may day in fact so last may 1st the governor of oregon stood before a cheering, chanting group of very excited supporters and he waved a bill in the air that had just passed the oregon senate and had just passed the oregon house and passed by a comfortable margin and governor kit hopper was in favor of it and there to sign it in front of this and big very excited and happy crowd and the governor signed that bill and he waved it in the air and it did not become law. and that is because of this man. many people have neck and shoulder tension and they don t know why. well, i can tell you this from much experience, there are good reasons why they have neck and shoulder tension and they would be better off without it and so what i m going to do is do this little exercise for you and its purpose that man is the most prolific
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senator mary landrieu says she has the 60 votes needed to advance a bill authorizing the construction of the controversial keystone pipeline when it comes up for a vote today. we ll be watching that one. an architect will [ music playing ] 6r7b8g9s at the g 20 summit, politicians took a break from saving the world. take a look at these three photos that have never shaken hands before. you put your, you put your hand on red and your left hand on yellow. hold on, spin it.
spin it! they took a break posing for pictures holding koala bears, vladmir putin and prime minister tony abbott with koalaings. here s other one with president obama and a koala. apparently kim jong-un heard about this and field bad. so he had his photo taken with a koala. cute. oh, speaking of koala bears, joe. yeah. have you seen willie lately in. oh my gosh. i know. so. so cuddly. let s have some grooming i would id things going on here. less than two weeks. the countdown is on. good morning, ev
on this sunday night, vanished. the desperate search for a plane carrying 162 people that disappeared in stormy weather. tonight the agonizing wait for word on what happened. high seas drama. hundreds trapped on a burning passenger ferry as rescuers struggle against high force winds to bring them to safety. reality check. the innovative program giving teens the sobering look at the dangers of drunk driving. and mission to mars. what life might be like on the red planet and it s right here on planet earth.
good evening. as night falls over the eastern half of this country, a new day has dawned on the waters of indonesia where the search has resumed for an ayers jetliner missing just over 24 hours now with 162 people on board. in an awl too a familiar scene after a tragic year for southeast asian carriers loved ones gathered in airport lounges a waiting word of the plane s fate. ayers flight 8501 left 5:35 local time sunday. 32 minutes later, all contact was lost as the a 320 je
administration s prisoner swap proposals? log on to fox & friends first facebook page to waib weigh in. bye. good morning. it is wednesday january 28. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. the great snow job of 2015 has come and gone and this morning hundreds of thousands of fliers are stranded. so when will travel get back on track and did the government get too involved? we re going to debate it for you straight ahead. and the pentagon calls him a liar but this morning he is doubling down that bowe bergdahl will be charged as a deserter. i stand by all of those facts plus if you look at what admiral kirby said in the written statements from the pentagon they don t deny the material findings of the report, what i said is in the report. somebody s not telling the truth. we ll present both sides this morning. how much more time do they need? let me change topics.
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and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com pelley: tonight, the united states divided. americans tell us race relations have worsened sharply since the election of the first black president. jim axelrod on our new cbs news poll. and we ll talk to some of the people on the front line. tell me why a perfectly law- abiding and reasonable african american man feels a chill when he encounters a white police officer. one side of the nation dig out of a nor easter while the other prepares for one of the biggest storms in years. reports from vinita nair and bigad shaban. and a sailor lost at sea with a desperate cry for help. may day here, mayday. this is malia. anybody picking this up? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news
with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the killing of unarmed black men by white police officers helped expose again the racial divide in this count