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centuries. today we ll look at what happens now. you ll hear from the trump team and from hillary clinton herself, and we ll look at the effect this election has on markets, on foreign policy, on health care here at home. as our nation looks to heal its scars and mend its fractures, earning a bruising political process and as always, looks to move forward so let s get to it. announcer: now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. first from the fox news deck on this new day in america, millions were not happy. the media would not listen. hard working people in america s heartland and beyond wanted more out of our nation and more for their lives. the analysts and pundits did not seem to notice so many americans were sick of the system all of the politicians and their broken promises. still pollsters did not hear them. never again. the so-called silent majority sounded a screeching wake-up call and a warning that they are silent no more. the champion of th ....
populations, his new york research included major projects on the saratoga battlefield and in the lake george region and in the mohawk valley. snow moved to pennsylvania state university in 1995, where he served as head of the department of anthropology for the next 10 years. in 2005, he was a fellow at dumbarton oaks in washington, d.c., the four returning to penn state as professor of anthropology. he served as president of the society for american archaeology from 2007 to 2009. he has also been closely involved with the development of digital antiquities, a cyber infrastructure program for the archiving of archaeological data , initiated with funding from andrew andrew the andrew mellon foundation. he lives in pennsylvania with his wife of 52 years. dr. s note is a company dr. snow is accompanied hereby with by theirter, here daughter, who you may recognize. we welcome dr. dean snow. [applause] dr. snow: thank you very much. i m delighted to be here tonight. i ....
sampling in the area has shown 1.3-milligrams perrier per litter so it is safe. reporter: is there anything they should be doing? for those who have infants below 6 months who have stored water from november 15 and that water if they intend to use it for their infant below the age of 6 months. nigh freight is not a concern for the adult population and even children above the age of 6 months. reporter: if you want to read the full release from the city of peoria, we have it posted on our website, fox10phoenix.com. linda williams, fox 10 news. two people accidently shot while cleaning a gun in chandler. person s hand and hit another person in the leg. both people are expected to be ok. no charges will be filed in this case. reporter: i m nicole garcia. phoenix police searching for the suspect in a deadly overnight shooting at a phoenix apartment complex. i heard shots and i knew it was close. reporter: not just the shooting but the way it unfolded leaving ....
be ok. he denied treatment from firefighters and they gave him a ride home. i m andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. police are trying to identify the body of a man who was found in a river bed. the man had short black hair, short beard, 220 pounds. he was wear he wore black, blue, and red shorts and black nike shorts and red underwear with a leopard print in black on the side of the underwear. no word on how the man died. anyone with information is asked to call the mash mar county sheriff s office. a big boost in the reward of a murder case that has gone unsolved for two and a half driving north on state 51. steve krafft has the story. reporter: on september 7, a woman called 911. she said three men in a light-colored work truck started following her, followed her state route 51 northbound. she tells the operator she is nervous. yeah, they are right next to me. there is an unknown noise. police determined it was gunfire. killing her. today, police announced a $21,000 rew ....
that was the moment of silence in nice for those victims that took place. what are we talking about? 72 hours ago. thursday night. thursday night. a little more than 72 hours ago. a terrible tragedy. we re going to talk of a number of tragedies this morning. before we do that, we want to take a look at the markets. it was a pretty spectacular week, the dow jones looks like it would open up higher this morning. our s&p 500 up about a point and the nasdaq up about a point and a half. overnight in asia. i think we re keying a little bit off of what s happening over there. european equities aet this hour before we get started this morning, you re looking at a bit of a mixed pitch. things have been marginally down and finally we re going to look in the 8:00 hour. right now wti crude standing at 4899. japan softbank is buying the chip designer a.r.m. for $32 billion. softbank says it will double its ploemt head count in the uk over the next five years. a deadly military ....