save lives. and london calling, police there contacting their australia counterparts into a possible investigation into the royal pregnancy hoax, a prank call from two dj's now apparently tied to the death of a nurse who fell victim to their tricks. >> and indicated, they may wish to speak to the people involved in the matter. >> is it trouble for their radio station, just reach a whole new level? let's begin again. new details about just how intricate and dangerous the operation was to rescue an american doctor. snatched by the taliban, it was breaking news last night on fox report. we're learning much more, the white house saying a short time ago, a u.s. service member, a navy seal was killed in that mission. president obama issuing this statement, tragically we lost one of our special operators in this effort. our thoughts and prayers go to 0 to his family and that mission to rescue dr. dylan joseph from colorado on a humanitarian mission in afghanistan. the doctor was abducted on wednesday in the eastern part of the country in broad daylight while returning to from the clinic tha

in april 2011. their royal pregnancy announced monday in london. the british prime minister quick to show his excitement about the news. >> i am sure they will make brilliant parent. in a meeting i was having. >> the palace said middleton is not quite 12 weeks pregnant. she was sent to the hospital where guards are standing by. she is battling acute morning sickness and is expect to do stay there for a few days. book keys in britain already taking bets on possible names for queen elizabeth's first great grandchild adding to the chorus of well wishes president obama p and fist lady michelle. >> having a child is the most wonderful parts of their lyes i am sure that will be the case for the duke and dutches. >> royal baby trending on twitter. >> people are excited that it is absolutely official it is blowing up twitter. >> he will be next in line for the thrown. new rules agreed giving females equal rights of succession. in london amy kellogg, fox news. >> oo exciting news for them. >> before you run out the door we have maria molina standing by for that. >> good morning. we are tracki

several another days from severe nausea. we will have a live report from london. >> christmas came last night to washington with the lighting of the capital christmas tree. >> 3, 2 rn, 1. >> over 10,000 lights covered the 65 foot tree called in from colorado, by the way. house speaker john boehner led the holiday ceremony and an eagle scout from colorado helped him flip the lights. a beautiful site at the capital. that is your 5@5:00. >>> democrats and republicans are in firm agreement on one thing. they are nowhere near a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. peter doocy is life in washington with more. >> republicans have had their proposal to avoid the fiscal cliff complete with 800 billion of new revenue over a decade on the table for more than a day now. it has yet to be publicly embraced by the slightest bit by any prominent democrats. because of that gop lawmakers are saying that means the white house wants to go over the fiscal cliff to make it a point. >> howard dean said it patti murray who ran the senator ideal committee. i think the presidency is a political victory for

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street journal" reporter who reports on in europe and their work rules. from london, what do they get that we don't? >> european workers have the right to and protection of gainful unemployment. the minimum guaranteed staycation is 20 days paid not including weekend, additional time off , holidays. at france it starts at 25 per good european court of justice added on another to give a workers the right to to a vacation to over or give back. >> for instance it used the for two weeks for your christmas holiday and use brain drain gold and the last eight-- you are laid up that means they automatically go into your sickly youth then you could have the vacation do over to make up for those days that you weren't that sec or hurt. john: if you say i have they cold? they have to give you that back? >> if it is dead doctor's note to to say she got the sniffles so she will need another seven days of paid vacation. john: italy first. if you start a business and keep it small, up that 10 workers you have some flexibility but number 11 1/2 to have the self assessment outlying every possible health

, some guy who is in the london office and you sign off on this, and you're culpable for some really big time penalties, fees and you know, we're asking a lot of corporate america and tying their hands up with the privacy issue, believe me i'm not on facebook for that particular reason, but you know, there's a flip side to this. we can't keep pressuring corporate america and ceo's to know every single aspect of their business if they don't have access to it. >> even if there's a law, sarah, asking for passwords, privacy policy is like swiss cheese and employers will be able to find out plenty of dirt on people online without needing their passwords? >> i absolutelily come down on the side of priva one. my problem is really bad management. saying to your employees, i don't believe you have good judgment, i don't believe you're capable of doing whatever it is, the tasks i hired you for or wanted to hire you for. it's psychology in the workplace. >> the employee does not need to go into facebook. it's not a law that they need to do it. they're doing it because they want to reach out to frie

street journal" reporter who reports on in europe and their work rules. from london, what do they get that we don't? >> european workers have the right to and protection of gainful unemployment. the minimum guaranteed staycation is 20 days paid not including weekend, additional time off , holidays. at france it starts at 25 per good european court of justice added on another to give a workers the right to to a vacation to over or give back. >> for instance it used the for two weeks for your christmas holiday and use brain drain gold and the last eight-- you are laid up that means they automatically go into your sickly youth then you could have the vacation do over to make up for those days that you weren't that sec or hurt. john: if you say i have they cold? they have to give you that back? >> if it is dead doctor's note to to say she got the sniffles so she will need another seven days of paid vacation. john: italy first. if you start a business and keep it small, up that 10 workers you have some flexibility but number 11 1/2 to have the self assessment outlying every possible health

personal information. sky news reporter joins us live from london. paul? >> good afternoon. prince william arrived here around 20 minutes or so. no sign from him as to whether he is annoyed about this hoax phone call that was made from an australian radio station. the two little known hosts posing as the queen and prince charles trying to mock their accents. it would almost be laughable if it wasn't true. and they phoned directly into the hospital itself, spoke to the main switch board. they were then transferred onto the ward itself and spoke to the nurse on duty. during that conversation as they posed as the queen and prince charles, they managed to get some pretty sensitive information about how kate's doing and how she's recovering from acute morning sickness. now, obviously the hospital is outraged by this. i'll read awe brief clip from a statement from the chief executive. he says that this was a foolish prank and we all deplore what happened. we take potential confidentiality extremely seriously and reviewing our telephone protocol. so a bit of scandal surrounding the duches

live in london with more on that. hi, greg. >> reporter: hey, gregg. we're hearing that controversial launch could happen as early as monday morning north korea time. our sources in south korea backing up some reporting coming from the region today saying that the three-stage rocket has been assembled at the launch site in the northwestern part of that country and the fueling is finished by the end of the weekend the launch could happen between december 10 and 12th. that is the first three days of the launch window north korea has announced. this would follow up a pattern what we saw when we were there in the country for the last failed launch in april. now like then north key said it was for peaceful purposes. all they want to do is put up a satellite. others say it is a cover to test a missile to put on a nuclear payload. they have the nuclear material which why the u.n. banned this activity which is why a lot of attention is being paid in the region. japan deploying patriot missiles. south korea revving up a brand new israeli-made missile defense radar system. both are promising to

at this point. but we are seeing reports this morning from al-hayat newspaper, based out the london, a saudi-owned source, the syrians may be firing on chemical stockpiles near where the rebels have gained ground. so the idea here might be, again this is unconfirmed, they may be trying to create a chemical disaster by not actually even firing off chemical weapons but rather shooting areas where they're stockpiled. jenna: very interesting. it would obviously prevent chemical weapons falling into what they consider the enemy which is the opposition. we heard this week from the obama administration late last week about the red line if those chemical weapons are used then, we don't really know, then what. that has been the statement so far from the administration. you say it is too little too late for to us get involved now. why? >> this has been going on for almost two years. we had the opportunity to go in there at every step of the way to try to help shape the opposition, to help weed out bad apples. to help identify who some more moderate figures might be and we punted really for th

little girls all over the country during the 2012 olympics in london. olympic gold medallist gabby douglas will join us later. first a detroit politician tells the president we have got your back. now it is time for pay back. the week's notables and quoteables coming up next.death. now back to huckabee. >>> detroit is broke. detroit is in big stroubl. officials are figuring out what is the largest fan ever to bankruptcy. we kickoff the quotes of the week. >> after the election of jimmy carter the honorable andrew young he went to washington, d.c. and came back with basics. that's what you do. that's what you do. this is -- othere are people in overwhelming support of the reelection of this president. there ought to be a quid pro quo and you ought to exercise lied der ship on that. why not. >> let's be open about it. quid pro quo. can i tell you why that is a little bit of a problem? in most states's a felony to make a promise if you vote for a certain candidate that candidate will in turn give you something. it doesn't matter if it's an amount of money an appointment to a job. all

hospitalized in london with a severe form of morning sickness but she is expected to do okay, poor thing. dehydrated. one in 50 pregnant women are affected with this. >> dana: really? >> kimberly: where it's so bad they have to be hospitalized for days. not encouraging for those who are getting pregnant. davis i thought it was publicity. are you hospitalized for it? >> kimberly: for the type of sickness, it is. >> greg: i'm excited royals are reproducing. >> kimberly: third in line to the throne. leapfrog over prince harry. so he will time for his social excitement. it could be a girl. you're mean. >> bob: the marines do toys for tots. leave toys. it take the extra decorations i don't use and you have a lot. i will date someone's house and give them more for the elextricity. >> eric: we are hurling toward the fiscal cliff. what does obama like to do? he spent the evening -- that is from 2011. he spent the evening at the kekennedy center hanging out with led zeppelin, robert plant, jimmy page. who else is there? dustin hoffman. stay in thous and get something done. >> dana: boon and crock

london. four stop cars russell crowe, anne hathaway hugh jackman and amanda siegfried. it hits theaters in the u.s. on christmas day. >> you interviewed someone famous. who did you interview? >> displayed an actor from some of the biggest movies out there the late et project post katrina new orleans and sat down with john to talk about his character on the show. >> he's the kind of guy who unfortunately represents an ugly truth to what happened in regards to katrina and recovery process in new orleans. he sees a gold mine to be had as many did. it is part of the question of where did all of the money go all of the money that went down in new orleans to help rebuild new orles. nelson, he's the kind of guy he's a fun guy. he's the guy you want as a friend. he enjoys the music. he falls in love with new orleans but he is there to make a buck. >> you can catch my entire interview with john seda@foxnews.com. you can check me at twitter. >> it is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. it may be the last christmas you get to shop on-line without paying sales tax for your purchases. why

reports on in europe and their work rules. from london, what do they get that we don't? >> european workers have the right to and protection of gainful unemployment. the minimum guaranteed staycation is 20 days paid not including weekend, additional time off , holidays. at france it starts at 25 per good european court of justice added on another to give a workers the right to to a vacation to over or give back. >> for instance it used the for two weeks for your christmas holiday and use brain drain gold and the last eight-- you are laid up that means they automatically go into your sickly youth then you could have the vacation do over to make up for those days that you weren't that sec or hurt. john: if you say i have they cold? they have to give you that back? >> if it is dead doctor's note to to say she got the sniffles so she will need another seven days of paid vacation. john: italy first. if you start a business and keep it small, up that 10 workers you have some flexibility but number 11 1/2 to have the self assessment outlying every possible health and safety hazard? >> yes.

. >> tomato-tomato. >> so bill wyman is waiting at the nhs? >> when we lived in london we had private health care. when i moved there they said you are not doing nhs. they put mooy on some weird thing and the -- they put me on some weird thing and oh the times i had. >> bill, did you say you wrote a profile of fee yow gnaw apple? i said, oh that was really good. thanks for acknowledging i could read. >> apparently the american drugs are good. >> then they started talking about myself in the third person. >> you kept going on and on about how good it was. >> it was one of my finest works. >> it is one of the writer's finest works. >> bill, i actually agree that a lot of this is the artistic personality or whatever you want to call it. i don't think it applies to just musicians. it is actors, am buds man, painters, whatever. >> just the top esh lon of artists, the misunderstood and cat loving. >> when you go to your ambudsman meeting is this something you talk about? >> it is not something we talk about. >> is it consisting of you in a bathroom mirror? >> yes. >> greg, i also agree with you th

get in the groove and go over to london and you got all the best in the world there. did you think you were going to win? >> i was confident in my performances. i didn't think about winning. i thought about how great and what can i do on that given day. >> bill: all right. were you nervous? >> i was very nervous. >> bill: how did you cope with that? >> well, i was trained to deal with under the pressure. and coach chal, one of my coaches he has me do personal steps which means there is a lot of action going in the gym. they tried to distract me so when i go to competition i can just cruise right on. >> bill: when you won the two golds, right? you win? >> yes. >> bill: now you are world-famous, everybody knows you. how did your world change? >> it was kind of like an overnight celebrity gabriel douglas on top. it's been a whirlwind. everything has just been a blast. >> >> bill: final question is you write a lot about your faith. how did you get involved with a belief in god at such a young age. >> i have always been exposed to jesus and the bible and my mom always exposed me and the

d.j.s pulled on the hospital in london where the duchess of came bridge was recouping from morning sickness. here is a snippet. >> kate, my darling, are you there? >> good morning, ma'am. how may i help glow >> i'm after my granddaughter kate, i want to see how her tummy bug is going. >> when might it be all right to come see her? maybe in the morning or something if that is okay. >> eric: the prank treateed worldwide uproar. here are the hosts surprised by the attention it was getting. >> they were the worst accents ever. we thought 100 people before us tried the same thing. >> we were expected to be hung up on. we didn't know what to say. >> but one of the nurses pranked by the radio station, not the one you heard we didn't use hers. it's the next that sent the call through to, killed her. she was found dead in her apartment where she lived with her husband and two children. two sides of the coin. up on one hand, maybe the radio host should have considered downside to the prank. but on the other side, they warrant targeting her directly so how could they have known? so the questi

control of your retirement today. ♪ ♪ >>shepard: they have a story in london. will and kate are expecting a baby. who could forget the pomp and circumstance around the royal wedding and 2.4 billion people saw them get hitched up. the duchess said "i do" and that was that. today the palace announced she is in a hospital with acute morning sickness. you can get reporters and photographers around the world will track every step of this thing because when prince william's mother, the late princess diana was pregnant she complained "the whole world is watching my stomach." johnathan? >>jonathan: england is overjoyed, they are dancing in the street. they can barely wait. it has been big news all day, front page of every news website and every newspaper, tomorrow, and every politician including the prime minister lining up to to say congratulations to the royal couple. here is prime minister cameron. >> it is absolutely wonderful news and i am delighted for them, i am sure they will make brilliant parents and i am sure everyone around the country will be celebrating with them tonight. >>jonathan

, embassador michael oren. there's a report in the sunday times of london that israel has spotters on the ground in syria. what is your latest intelligence about assad preparing possibly getting ready to use chemical weapons. is he still mixing the gas we saw signs of this week or have the warnings from the president and secretary of state hillary clinton scared him off? >> we're watching the situation carefully. it's not new to us, syria has a varied, deep chemical weapons program, geographically dispersed. were the weapons to pass into the wrong hands that would be a game-changer. >> at this point any signs as to whether he's continuing to mix the gas or whether he pulled back? >> i can't confirm those reports but i can say we're watching it and we have a very clear red line about the chemicals passing into the wrong hands. imagine, hezbollah would get its hands on chemical weapons that could kill thousands of people. >> chris: the u.s. drew a red line this week which is different than israelis. it's if assad uses them against his own people, israel's line is if assad were to lose c

nurse who was on the phone is now dead. police in london say somebody found the woman's body at apartment complex affiliated with a hospital. the cops say they are treating her death as unplaned explained and did not find any evidence of foul play. the 46-year-old initially answered and then transferred the call from australian radio station. can you hear the caller pretending to be the queen. >> good morning. this is nurse speaking may i help you? >> i'm after my granddaughter >> shepard: according to the station those personalities will not return to work until further notice. jamie colby with the rest of the story including this woman's death. what's the hospital saying, jamie? >> well, today shep, they had already apologized publicly for tuesday's telephone breach of privacy. today they are focused on tragic loss of a will valued employee of more than four years. >> she was an excellent nurse and well-respected and popular with all of her colleagues. we can confirm that she was recently the victim of a hoax call to the hospital. the hospital had been supporting her through t

reports on the work rules and she joins us from london. >> for starters they have the right and protection to gameful unemployment. so the minimum guaranteed annual vacation here in europe not including national holidays is 20 days of paid vacation a year not including national holidays weekend additional time off in some countries it is much higher in france it starts at 2k3w5r7b teed days off. this summer t-- guaranteed days. it gave workers the right to a vacation don't over or give back. >> wait a sec. what possibly can that be? >> say you are skiing for two weeks for your christmas holiday and you sprain your ankle and you spend the last 8 days of your vacation laid up with a sprained ankles they go into your sick leave and you get a vacation do over. you have a right of 8 extra days of paid vacation to make up for the days you were ill on vay -- vacation. >> any time you go on vacation and get sick you get a do over. >> if you say i have a cold i had the flu they have to give you that back somewhere else. >> if you have a doctor's note it's not too hard to pay a doctor to

new york to london so he can see his socialist pals, goodbye, piers morgan, i shall not miss him. pu is his middle name? >> pu, piers-- >> pu. >> anna wintour. >> kimberly. >> and a nice story, and speaking about president george bush and how he's doing and making improvements, dana. what thing that helped him, the oak ridge boys sang to him on the television and his wife barbara asked and they sang elvira and amazing grace. ♪ but now i'm found ♪ ♪ >> it's the oak ridge boys and president bush turned 80 and they got him a jacket, it was bedazzled and anyway, president bush if you're watching, hope you get better and continue to improve. and a shout out to south carolina, spent a week there in bluffton south carolina, and took my dog jasper and everybody, this one i have to dedicate one more thing to jasper in a car and a couple of pictures here and he got to meet santa and south carolina was one of the best places in charleston in his bow tie and it was high time for jasper and the low country which i can't wait to get back to. enjoyed it it very much. andrea. >> and see he did

, reliable london-based newspaper reported the israeli prime minister flew to jordan for a secret meeting with the king to discuss options of how to deal with the chemical weapons. doug? >> doug: leland vittert in jerusalem. thank you. deadly christmas day storms that dumped snow on the nation's midsection and unleashed tornadoes in the south making the move to the northeast to mean flight dela delays and flight conditions for post holiday travelers. mike tobin is following the story today. >> the death toll of wicked holiday weather passed six from travelers braving the wind and ice. nowhere hit harder than indiana where the storm dumped 18 inches of snow. >> the storm stretches to engler and generated blizzard warning for the southern state. all the people who made it to a destination for christmas faced the driving snow and slick roads for the return. >> my boss expect mess to be at work but i doubt that i will. i'm not driving my car. >> major hub of chicago and atlanta dodged the worst of the storm. however towns like indianapolis, louisville and boston logan airport endured many can

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in london, you'll see the family face-to-face. are you prepared for that? >> right now we're just trying to wrap our heads around what's happened. >> if that's going to make them feel better, then i'll do what i need to do, absolutely. if that's something they want to do to get some closure, then i'll do that. >> you have had a lot of support. people feel you're not to blame for this horrible result. then you've got the other side, horrible tweets, saying many lives ruined, shame on you, you've got blood on your hands. how do you balance that, the support, and absolute hostility? >> i think, you know, what's important right now is, you know, that the family is getting support, and -- i mean, that's what's important here. you know, it's nothing more than a tragic turn of events that no one could have predicted. for the part that we played, we're obviously -- we're incredibly sorry. you know -- >> i feel that you're just a little bit frozen. is that correct? >> i'm so devastated for them. i'm really feeling for them. >.if we had any idea that anythg like this could possibly happen,

what will happen. in london amy kellogg, fox news. >>> i have always been a huge ronald reagan fan. they stood the test of time. following the ussr empire. >>> why would put tin do this? although the law is widely considered retaliation for the united states having a post sanctions and not allowing russian officials involved in a prison death of a whistleblower what is more interesting the ban on american adoptions is surprisingly popular in russia. american familiares are dangero and cruel toward russian children. this in spite of the fact over 45,000 children have been adopted in american families over the past 13 years. one sadly involving a young boy mistakenly left in a parked car. the truth is there are nearly 750,000 orphans in russia many with disabilities. 50 to 90 percent of them become drug addicts alcoholics or commit suicide. this guy says the out pour of children threatens russih russis future. there are probably many places in the world where standards are better than hours. should we spend all children there or move there ourselves mr. put tin is better than the 3-y

. more possible fall out to come from the royal hoax that may have led to the suicide of a london nurse it started with a phone call by two austin powers dee jays where the pregnant duchess of cambridge kate middle town had treatment for severe morning sickness. three days later the nurse was found dead in her room. british prosecutor are considered to be pressing charges and not clear if anybody would be charged with a crime and what they will be. eight people were killed in a bomb negligent political rally it is our top story as we go athe world and 80 seconds . pakistan, that attack happen negligent northwest part of the country as people chanted in support of a party targeted by the taliban. more than 20 people were wounded and video showing a burned out car and damaged buildings. china. fire fights go to work on a raging fire in a building and one security guard trapped inside and 50 people staying in a hotel on the top floors . and they're still in the streets . and that is the death penalty. and they will do more to protect women. and in lakeland st. nick's official. and they're

are deeply saddened to learn of her death. >> gullable nurse on duty at london's king edward's the seventh hospital. when her heinous was admitted for morning sickness. helping out on the desk when the two audit strallian dj's called pretending to be queen elizabeth and prince charles >> assured that their royal majesty was on the phone. reveals private details of kate's condition. >> i want to see how her little tummy bug is going. >> she is sleeping at the moment >> >> understandably mortified she had helped them get details. she then killed herself. >> we can confirm that she was recently the victim of a hoax call to the hospital. >> facing severe and incendiary backlash over the hoax. the station profoundly apoll devises and suspends indefinitely the djs involved but the station rejects the allegation that their prank is what caused the suicide. >> no one can reasonably foresee what actually happened in this case. it's incredibly tragic. every one of us are deeply saddened. we are incredibly sad for the family. >> the franksters invaded the pregnancy of a sick woman who happens

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will all end up. doug? >> doug: amy kellogg in london. still ahead, look at impact of sequest tration. but first, extraordinary military career of storming normon schwarzkopf. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> doug: former president bush is in the hospital and unlikely he will leave intensive care unit anytime soon. spokesman says he is continuing to improve and is alert and in good spirits. the 88-year-old has been treated for over a month now after terrible case of bronchitis that triggered a series of complications. military hero and decorated four-star general normon schwarzkopf died on thursday. we look at his distinguished service to the united states. >> he spearheaded the lindbergh baby kidnapping. as a teenager he accompanied his father to iran where tolder trained the police and advised the shop. he served two tours in vietnam and highly decorated gett

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head of the london hospital where a nurse is said to have taken her life after being part after radio show prank, has written a letter to the australian radio network demanding a hoax like that never be repeated, a nurse caring for the pregnant duchess of cambridge killed herself after taking a talk from two radio dj's, pretending to be queen and prince charles. rapper b.i.g. was part of a shooting and no drugs or alcohol in his system, that has been sealed and his murder remains unsolved. fox news alert and new concerns over the growing political crisis in egypt. egypt's military warning of quote, disastrous consequences, offer the political crisis that is sending tens of thousands of protesters back into the streets. the warnings raising several questions right now. is egypt headed back into full-blown chaos and what can be done to stop a catastrophe. let's bring in john boulton, form ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor, ambassador, thanks for joining us. this from egypt, giving this warning from the military and an ominous warning for the people of egy

we'd welcome in someone who goes to london as our ambassador? i'm joking, obviously. megyn: well, you list the accurate, you know, the stuff you said about her is reportedly true. i mean, she's notorious for being difficult to work with and so on. but all the presidents do this. this is what they all do. if you raise a lot of money for me and i'm running for president, you're going to be an ambassador. that's half the reason people do it. >> however, president obama back in '08 when he first became president, he said he was going to appoint more professionals with diplomatic experience to the service. since then he has appointed 59 ambassadors, 40 of which have no diplomatic experience -- megyn: but she is, she is half british. >> so what? [laughter] megyn: that is a fulfillment of his promise. >> wait a minute, she might be up for ambassador not just to england, but to france. megyn: oh. >> i suppose being british is a good qualification to send her to beat up on the french. megyn: well, you tell me. i think her frankness -- play on words here, it all comes together -- could come in

from london. amy, thanks for joining us. why are the split -- preliminary results show controversial. >> reporter: they are controversial, jamie, because there are allegations of voter fraud. groups such as the moderates, liberals, secularists christians say they were not fairly representing at the table, responsible for putting together this constitution. also only a third of eligible voters turned out to vote. if it does pass some people are saying frankly it won't have a whole lot of legitimacy. judges are looking into these allegations of voter irregularities. that may be why this voting which started over a week ago has not all wrapped up or the results have not been made final. that is probably going to happen tomorrow. this is a very important moment because this new constitution is meant to enshrine the freedoms that the old ones did not. opponents say the constitution is too skewed toward the islamists and claim it really doesn't go far enough protecting human rights including women's rights and freedom of speech, and it was raised through. that said, the muslim brotherhood

from london. she's been following it from there. amy, why are these preliminary results so controversial? >> reporter: well, they are controversial, gregg, because the opposition, and that would be largely the secular groups, the liberals, and the christians say they they did not have a fair stake in the body that drew up this constitution. there have already been allegations of voter fraud in this process and frankly only a third of egypt's eligible voters turned out. if this constitution does pass there are people who say it doesn't have a whole lot of legitimacy. the judges are looking into these claims of irregularities, and that may be why we don't have the results of a process that began over a week ago. this is an important moment because this new document is really meant to inch vine all inshrine everything to the citizens that the old one did not. they say it's too skewed towards the islamistss and doesn't go far enough in protecting women's rights and freedom of speech. the constitution does have long protect being awful the above. critics find some of that langua

movement in them. greg palkot joins me live from london. greg, what do we know about this? >> reporter: north korea confirming over the weekend what we told you about on friday it is set to lawn of another rocket in the coming days. according to south korean military sources now that the first stage is set up northwest of pongyang another two stages could be assembled and fueling taken care of in three to four days for a launch window ready to set up on december 10th. north korea says it is for peaceful purposes. they want to put up a satellite. they worry it could be a the launch of missile with a long range payload. they tried this in april. we were there. they failed. the path. rocket this time is supposed to be about the same. it will go to the south korea, china and japan in anticipation of that, japan today, deploying surface-to-air missiles, radar ships and troops just in case this thing goes off course, martha. martha: we've seen these sort of rattling of sabres before. we've seen some of these attempts fail over the ocean but you never know when they will be able

., what do you do? >> well, that is one of the hardest posts because london is so close to washington that people go over all the time. there's a lot of direct phone communication. and it really is typical of embassies around the world. it's very different than 200 years ago when you got on a ship and three months later you got to the place you were accredited to. but london, i think, is very, very hard that way given the enormous depth and breadth of u.s./u.k. ties. so a lot of it is what they call the representational function, showing up with the flag literal hi at ceremonies, going to receptions -- megyn: looking good, having the right evening gown. i mean, she's perfect! >> she's going to be the most stylish ambassador in decades, probably. megyn: but they were saying one of the things that really helps in this particular post being ambassador to the u.k. or france is you have to have some dough, because the social obligations on the ambassador are enormous and swied spread, and -- widespread, and you really have to go to a lot of functions and sort of look the part, act the part

. now it's traeupblg. for more otragic. we can glow live to london, they are stunned. we will speak with a doctor about how public humiliation can become deadly. this is fox news alert, because we are just getting word within the last hour that protestors have broken through a military barricade at the presidential palace. the number of government opponents is growing throughout the day here in cairo. they are plunging the country of egypt into even deeper turmoil. large crowds venting their furry against president mohammed morsi and what they call his power grab, also rejecting his calls for a dialog to end the crisis. the violence there getting the attention of the white house. egypt is considered a vital american interest because of the peace treaty it maintains with israel. we have more on this ahead. but first, all right we are also tracking a developing story in syria. where new video shows the rebels slowly gaining ground in the battle for damascus. they've scored a series of tactical skwreubgt tree tactic tactical victories, and declaring the damascus international airport a

from firing it. greg palkot live from london covering it there. trips to north korea. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we're hear the launch could happen as early as monday. our sources on the ground in south korea backing up what we're hearing from the media in the region. they're saying that the three stage rocket is now assembled at the launch site in the northwestern part of the country. if the fueling is finished by the end of the weekend the launch could happen between december 10 and december 12. that is the first three days of the launch window. that would follow a pattern what we saw when we were last there for the failed launch in april. now like then, north korea says this is all for peaceful purposes. they just want to put up a satellite. others say it is really a cover to test a missile to launch a nuclear payload which is why we're seeing that region on high alert. japan deploying patriot missiles. south korea revving up a brand new israeli-made missile defense radar system. both countries promise to shoot down anything that might go astray, bill. bill: wow! what is

in london watching this all weekend, what is the latest now on monday, greg? >> reporter: hey, bill, a technical mess, that is how one expert describes to me the scene of that north korea launch cycle right now. the liftoff of that controversial multistage rocket by yeongpyeong is not going to happen now. it has been delayed maybe a week, maybe more. a new target period could be around christmas week. the initial problems have pw-pbt unseasonably cold temperatures in the area as well as snow. now they are admitting to a problem with the first stage of the rocket, that session apparently has to be replaced. last time they tried to launch something was in april, we were there, it failed. north korea claims it still could be ready in time, again, according to the people that i have been speaking to, this points to the, shall we say, limitations of this space launch vehicle, bill. bill: what about international reaction, whether it's china, russia, south korea or japan, how are they react. >> reporter: negative reaction, bill remains very strong, like a whole region around north korea i