talk to me about milwaukee. it's making headlines for all the wrong reasons, yet yourself have managed to see the glass is half full. why? >> in a very personal way because of my family, my children, a community that i care about is right here in milwaukee. >> this is home? >> right. so when i look at the statistics, i don't see all of the bad. i see the possibilities and the work that needs to be done. >> despite her optimism, the spike is taking a toll on the city's 600,000 residents. >> it's sad because, you know, i was born and raised here. i know the greatness milwaukee holds and how great it can be. every time i get a call. every time the police give me a calm. every time i see the yellow tape or hear from a family that lost a loved one it hurts. the loss of the life is for the intur entire community. >> when someone is lost to gun violence, the impact is felt throughout the community. >> she's shot. she is shot. >> layla peterson's family is in inimaginable pain. >> last november bullets ripped through a

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we are live from milwaukee. keep it right here on fox business. >> look, the stakes are higher, i think the upcoming debate is critical. >> my biggest goal is to get a straight answer, not a speech. on the left or the right we are used to hearing that, but we need answers, we need clarity. >> there are welcome to today's working world. companies everywhere are working harder and investing more. but achieving the right outcomes has never been more difficult. xerox engineers a better way for people, process and technology to work together. improving how the world shops, travels, pleases customers, learns, banks, and stays healthy, so... life works better. work can work better. with xerox. jeb bush: leadership means it's not about yappin'.. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets.

and much more from milwaukee. yes, of course, wisconsin as fox business gets ready for that all-important fourth republican presidential debate. we are, coming up, focusing on fundraising, because one great debate performance can mean a whole lot of money coming in to perhaps one, two, three or four of the candidates. former nebraska governor heineman and democratic fundraiser robert zimmerman both live, coming right back. ♪ ♪ liz: take a look at what's on your screen. face to face for the first time in more than an entire year, president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu trying to mend their strained relationship. it is, of course, a major tropic, but they have to face each other, and that is the discussion of extending the $30 billion military aid package from the u.s. to israel. listen. >> i want to the thank you for this opportunity to strengthen our friendship which is strong, strengthen our alliance which is strong. liz: strong or scorched. here now first on fox business, richard haas,

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coming to i live today from milwaukee, wisconsin. this despite a tomorrow night republican presidential debate hosted by fox business network and "the wall street journal" with me o former massachusetts senator scott brown skybridge capital founder wall street week who was anthony scaramucci fox business network dagen mcdowell we talk in a minute coming up top stories 7:00 a.m. east coast dr. ben carson accusing media of a political hit job after series of questions raised about claims made in his book. >> every single day, every other day, or every week, you know they are going to emcould you tell with oh, you said this when 13 you did this you did this the whole point is to distract, distract the populous distract me, if you got a real scalabled something really important, i'm -- let's talk about that. maria: we will dr. carson joins live 8:00 a.m. eastern hour to talk strategy tomorrow tonight, we will talk with him coming up in the program. let's turn to, ma, this morning we are looking at lower opening for the broader averages c

we are coming to you live from the milwaukee theatre in milwaukee wisconsin. this is where eight candidates will take the stage iv the second of two republican presidential debate here on "fox business" network read much of the spotlight likely to be on the two men who have been trading the title of front-runner, donald trump and ben carson. carson has been fighting the mainstream media. one of the stories debunked by buzzfeed. carson confirming carson did in fact fall victim to such a prank tricking him into taking a fake exam when he attended yale university. joining us now "fox news" digital politics editor will sort all of that out and tell us all happen in the debate tomorrow. chris i mean that is to me the mother load of politics to have a highly questioned story that he has been attacked relentlessly for and then comes out validated. >> and if not fully validated comes out in a certain sense where he says for all of the things that are happening, for all of the problems for everything they that could be discussed the fact that we are down to well, it's

we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt and senior writer for "the weekly standard"

we are coming to you live from the milwaukee theatre in milwaukee wisconsin. this is where eight candidates will take the stage iv the second of two republican presidential debate here on "fox business" network read much of the spotlight likely to be on the two men who have been trading the title of front-runner, donald trump and ben carson. carson has been fighting the mainstream media. one of the stories debunked by buzzfeed.

lou: interesting point, because being there in milwaukee in the milwaukee theatre, having an opportunity to see some of the debate in the room itself, the crowd was with these candidates, now admittedly, they were obviously partisans, but there was an elevated sense of participation, i thought, and i thought there was a -- i felt better leaving milwaukee than i felt when i got there. i think that the republican party has put together -- and i had a chance to tell this to the rnc chairman, who he hasn't heard this from me before, they think this group of candidates is really quite remarkable. you know, it's interesting, betsy, i agree with you. i think that rand paul had a very good night. he made some important statements and he called out trump for example on china. he made his case, and i think the fact that the debate was organized around a minute and a half answers gave the candidates a few times some of them wished they had about 30 secos rather than 90, but i think for the most part it gave us a real chance to hear what they're thinking. the issue they thought was most astounding i

we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. forgive me for yelling but the theater is filling with excited members of the debate audience. we have less than an hour to go until the first of two republican presidential debates. here tonight on the fox business network. fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby

we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt and senior writer for "the weekly standard"

we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. forgive me for yelling but the theater is filling with excited members of the debate audience. we have less than an hour to go until the first of two republican presidential debates. here tonight on the fox business network. fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here tonight as we count down minutes to that first debate, republican national committee chairman reince priebus joins us. republican strategist karl rove. political analyst ed rollins. and it is a big night for the republican party and the

>> milwaukee, wisconsin. tonight the fourth republican debate, and before it begins our guide to what you really need to know about. social security, wages, and your paycheck, national defense, and the right-to-work. the facts before you hear from the candidates. this is "america votes 2016." >> hi, everyone. this is al-jazeera america. then there were eight. in debate hosted by fox business and the "wall street journal." it's a smaller field. each candidate on the stage has at least 2.5% in the polls. the last time they met they clashed on taxes, immigration, interest rates, and we can expect more fireworks tonight. we're at the debate in milwaukee. >> there's already fireworks outside one of the 500 gatherings in this country protesting in favor of a $15 minimum wage. possibly as many as 4,500 demonstrators outside. what you can hear right now are the four that didn't qualify, two didn't even qualify for the undercard debate. we've heard outstanding things, john. we married about mike huckabee talk about pu

tonight,due respect, we are all about milwaukee. ♪ mark: hello, milwaukee. and hello, campbell brown. we are here for the republican debate at the downtown milwaukee theater. which is fitting, because this nomination fight has seen its share of theater already. there is the classic political story in marco rubio, jeb bush, the soft-spoken storyteller, then carson, and donald trump. act one, we call it "carson p."sus trum >> a lot of weird things are happening. this is a strange election, isn't it? ab somebody, and the newspapers say, you did not do it. you say, yes i did. no, you did not. yes, i did. they say, you did not do it. if they said i did not do it, i would be so happy. this is the only election in history where you are better off if used out somebody. what are we coming to? mark: that was theatrical. now we come to dr. carson, who got a chance to speak out today in a conference about education with campbell brown, who asked dr. carson about the debate. campbell: how are you feeling about tonight? >> pretty good about tonight. love to talk about eco

with a preview of what we can expect. 3 "we're here the milwaukee theater in downtown milwaukee with the main debate set to get underway at 8 central time. since the last debate the candidates have been campaigning and some complaining about how the debates have gone so far. so to address their concerns, this time around we'll be hearing more from the candidates."preparations to turn the stage at the milwaukee theater into a television studio are complete. this time around only eight of the republican contenders made the cut and will appear together when the curtain goes up in primetime."certainly easier to contain eight rather than 10 or 12 or 14 but will wait-and-see. i think it's going to be a good debate i think the folks are committed to a real good debate and that's what we want."donald trump and ben carson will be front and center , carson facing attacks recently plans to change the focus. "i will simply indicate what is really the most important thing or i thought we were here to talk about economic issues that affect all americans that affect the future of our children."cand

beautiful milwaukee, wisconsin, at the milwaukee theater, salary beautiful city. what i love about it, a stone throw from some of the world's best processed meats and cheeses. but i digress but the show itself all set up, getting all spruced up where the candidates are going to be questioned in two ways, debate one, debate two, you know what can happen out of these things, you know each debate creates its own theatrics so we'll leave that in the past and all about talk about what we hope to achieve in this debate with all the candidates front and center, all issues of your money, who will keep more of it or lose more of it. and i'm neil cavuto from milwaukee. if you had to sum up what these candidates have to do tomorrow night, what is it? >> stand out with a clear message that are frustrated by the lack of jobs in this country, by the skill gap where people say i'm educated but i can't get a decent job. i can't get a better job where your college education can run $200,000 for a kid. a kid gets out of college, they can't get work and a nation that has turned into

jolene kent is live in milwaukee with a social media preview from fbn. jolene, which gop candidates are resonating the most right now when we look at facebook? >> reporter: gretchen, it comes as no surprise, but after gathering data over the last month, with facebook in our fox business partnership, donald trump comes out on top, at least going into the debate tomorrow night here in milwaukee. he's followed by cruz -- sorry, by carson and then followed by senator ted cruz, then bush in fourth and rand paul rounding out the top five. so these candidates will take the stage, which by the way is already set and ready to go with all of the podiums lined up and lit. and the two center podiums will be shared by trump and carson, which basically aligns with what we're seeing in our facebook ta data. >> social media is so important as far as what voters are thinking, when they're actually watching whether it's fies back or twitter or instagram. what are the top issues voters are most concerned about? >> reporter: gretchen, this may take you by surprise, but the

welcome to milwaukee. andrea: yes. and we're excited to have you on "outnumbered" today, but you're on the other side of this. you are moderating that first debate which some candidates have used as a jumping-off point to get on that main stage. we saw carly fiorina use it. now tonight, chris christie, he's going to be at that first debate. and i think a lot of those candidates are going to be using carly's strategy to somehow propel themselves onto that main stage. how are you going to go about tonight's questioning? i know you're focused on the

aaron katersky, abc news, milwaukee. >> and our coverage of the debate continues right now live in milwaukee with abc deputy political director shoshana walsh, joining us. >> morning to you, shush. let's get started with that clash over immigration, especially donald trump's plan to deport millions of people. let's listen to that sound bite. >> frankly, we have to stop illegal immigration. it's hurting us economically. it's hurting us from every standpoint. it's causing tremendous difficulty with respect to drugs. >> but if people think that we are going to ship 11 million peopleho are law-abiding, who are in this country and somehow pick them up at their house and ship them out of mexico -- to mexico, think about the families. think about the children. >> this got a lot of people buzzing. >> this was a really interesting exchange. yeah, it was a really interesting exchange and an important one. why? because donald trump, he's been talking about this since the beginning of his campaign and he really does play to his base and to republican primary voters. but with jeb bush and john kasich, no

what can we expect in milwaukee? >>> and from the hospital to the ballroom. the emotional night on "dancing with the stars," as tamar braxton overcomes a health challenge to compete. the tears in "the skinny" on this tuesday, november 10th. ♪ to make it better >>> and we say hello. hey. >> i do love "dancing with the stars" last night. there was some great tunes. but it was a lot of drama. >> so dramatic. especially the ending. there was a lot of tears. a lot of tears that kept going on and on. it was almost a little much. we'll have to get to that. >> yeah. >> a little in "the skinny." you'll have to tune in for that. >>> we start with the sound of triumph from the students of the university of missouri. forcing the school president to step down after months of protests over a string of racially-motivated incidents. >> an open revolt by members of the football team dealt the final blow to the head of the university. now, new steps are being taken, including plans to hire a diversity officer. we get the latest from abc's elizabeth hur. >> reporter: cheers a

she is live from milwaukee. stay with us. ♪t you ca ♪ ♪ the idea was to bring capital into the affordable housing space in south africa, with a fund that offers families of modest income safe and good accommodation. citi got involved very early on and showed an enormous commitment. and that gave other investors confidence. citi's really unique, because they bring deep understanding of what's happening in africa. i really believe we only live once, and so you need to take an idea that you have and go for it. you have the opportunity to say, "i've been part of the creation of over 27,000 units of housing," and to replicate this across the entire african continent. >> nicole: all right, we are talking asia, japan with two and a half month's high. copper pulling back there. shanghai you saw up arrows there. ftse up and cac and dax pulling down. s&p down close to 7. we are taking look at commodities. 5% each last week. both are looking up a half of percent at the moment. now it is time with mornings with maria. we go over li

i'm joining you from milwaukee, wisconsin. this rust belt city is where the leading candidates for president came for what fox business news promised would be a policy driven issue. the debate comes a week after learning the economy created an impressive 271,000, and the unemployment rate fell to 5%. we learnt that wages grew last month at the fastest year over year pace since 2009. tonight's debate comes two weeks after republicans gathered in colorado for a debate, which was an excuse to attack moderators from cnbs, with less than a year before the election, it's time to get serious. that is what i'll do in the next 30 minutes. even though the economic recovery is starting to look good. for many middle class americans, it doesn't feel real. mean feeling pain work for fast food outlets where they earn the minimum wage or above it. today, hundreds walked off the job, supporting protesters calls for, double the $7.25 an hour. organizers planned rallies, including the g.o.p. debate. the workers from demanding union representatio

we are live in milwaukee, wisconsin. a job market that is barely growing. a federal reserve that could cruise raise interest rates. the economy is very well focus. they need to show american voters how they will grow the american economy. the stakes are high. we will get answers. joining me today with a preview is our all-star lineup. one-time front-runner herman came, karl rove and an all-star team from fox business. the economy again front and center. the issue on tomorrow's big debate. we have lou dobbs that has a special report tonight ahead of the big debate. we have maria bartiromo. the 7:00 p.m. event along with sandra smith. maria, given the news and jobs in the economy, what do you think that we will here? how do you think they will distinguish themselves? >> the biggest untapped secret is that the fox business network will stay on the issue. job creation, wages. job creation 40% of the american working age americans without a job. they have stopped looking. they have given up. trade issues. there are a number of economic issues that matter to the

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but instead of talking about milwaukee's past what i'd love to talk about is milwaukee's future and a global water center and our fresh waters technologies cluster. i'd love to talk about the fact that we're the battery capital of the world is the home of the midwest energy research consortium, and we're bullish on the fact that milwaukee is the destination for a lot of young chicago entrepreneurs, because they're seeing faster commute, lower cost of living. they can be big fish in a small pond, and they've seen the types of things that wisconsin has implemented that illinois has not, including being the only state in america, with no unfunded pension liability. >> what are you looking for tonight that would decide your vote in the primary? obviously, you're a walker guy -- gal when he was running. >> that's right. we're from wisconsin. everybody's guys. >> who are you looking for tonight what would sway your vote? >> we have an issue in wisconsin. it's a challenge that the heartland of america is facing. it's called a skills gap. even though we know that folks are excited about getti

eight of them taking the main stage in milwaukee. the latest polls indicate donald trump and ben carson are neck and neck. 10,000 supporters at a campaign event in springfield, illinois, late last night. and he expressed frustration over carson's growing popularity, despite questions about his honesty. >> if you try and hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. i never saw anything like it. >> trump feels evan jell evangelicals a boycott of starbucks and their red cups. tune in for our post-debate insights. we'll go live to milwaukee and get analysis from our deputy political director on all of the big moments. >>> the investigation of the crash of the russian passenger jet in egypt is pointing to an inside job. surveillance tape at the sharm el sheikh airport is being krut scrutinized for someone who placed a bomb in the plane. and looking for a ramp worker that may have been recruited by isis. >>> the attack in jordan on u.s. citizens will be taken seriously. two americans were killed and two wounded whe

. >> from milwaukee, this where is it all comes down in this milwaukee theater where they expect to cram 3400 avid, rabid debate fans into a room for two separate debates, featuring men and one woman who harbor the dream of being the next president of the united states. at issue, economic issues, which we're told will dominate polls across the country, and now one across the world. the dominant themes that matter whether you live in istanbul or milwaukee, wisconsin. how am i going to make a better life for myself? how much more money can i look forward to down the road for me, my kids, my economic security? will there be social security there for me? will there be medicare there for me? will there be a government that will help me or will hurt me? will promote me or get in my way? this is that big. this debate and its defining moments, that meaningful. it begins on fox business. is it about your business, and now less than a day away, you can feel the history in the room. "your world" starts now. >> from milwaukee, wisconsin, welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you can feel the pressure

he joins us in the spin room in milwaukee. i thought that was a great line but more importantly really true. conservative governors have done a really good job taking defi t deficits and turning them into surpluses, high unemployment and creating jobs in their states. these cities run by democrats are horribly run. that needs to be pointed out, i think, more often. >> even in the country at large, the country under bush had less income inequality than under obama. it's one of these made up and concocted arguments, sure, we do have people struggling and have to figure out how to raise people out of poverty and get the income unquality growing, to give to it a political party, if anything the democrats have more trouble it appears governing over this problem. >> i listed all the different economic plans and i think there's some good in every one on that stage's plan. i thought all the candidates had a pretty good night and the party won. you were the only one to mention the penny plan. in fairness, carly fiorina talked about eli

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. >>> the republican presidential candidates are gathering in milwaukee for their fourth debate. the outsiders are lading the way. one poll showing ben carson on top with 24%. donald trump is right behind him with 23%. the only other republican in double digits is senator marco rubio with 12%. michael shure has a preview of tonight's faceoff. >> reporter: despite new revelations that he may have paded his resume, ben carson still leads as the republicans arrive in milwaukee. >> i think it's a marathon and polls are going to go up and down. so i'm not going to spend a lot of time worrying about it. >> reporter: since the last debate, carson has grabbed the lead from donald trump. but it wasn't only the polls that drove the conversation, it was the debate itself. ted cruz said it directly. >> the questions asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. >> reporter: other complaints followed. putting into doubt an nbc debate scheduled in february. that lead to a list of demands for future debates. the complaints were heard and even mocked by at

chicago, milwaukee in the low 40s. we are getting a little taste minus the wind chill factor of the midwest. from the east bay hills camera looking across the bay it is crystal clear right now except in santa rosa where we are seeing patchy fog with five-mile visibility. chilly in the morning and frost and freezing fog or black ice if it actually forms near the ground. you'll have to be careful during the commute. sunny days through saturday and the rain returns this upcoming weekend. as you look at what is going to be in store for your morning commute, it is not just the cold and frost econ decisions. frosty conditions, but a little fog is starting to form in our valleys. you notice the reduced visibilities and you will feel a december-like chill in the air. when you get going down to freezing in napa. 33 in santa rosa and 38 in san rafael. 37 in livermore. a good time to bring out the boots. 37 in fairfield and 39 in vallejo. even places along the coast are not escaping the chill. san francisco 47, 44 in oakland. 41

michael shure begins the coverage in milwaukee. david, how are you. it was a less rauk us debate and the debate goes on so far tonight. ben carson, a lot of people were watching to see if he would be asked about his biography and resume. he got one question, turned it around to hillary clinton, and that went away. the fireworks in this debate started early, and started when donald trump talked about integration. >> if mr trump understood that the jabs came in the downstream. not the upstream. that's where we'll get the jobs. ohio is diversified. false things, they don't, when it comes to the truth. all i'll suggest, we can't ship 11 million. children will be terrified. let he... >> let's build on unbelievable company. i don't have to here. >> and, you know what, what you shaw there was donald trump engaged about building a wall. john getting his voice across. he worked at it all night. there was an interchange later between marco rubio and rand paul. if you are a political in other words. you see the two tangle before. i'm talking to you david. and wh

the republican candidates debate again tonight - this time in milwaukee. the focus of this debate is the economy. tracie potts is in washington this morning with a preview. << here's what it looks like at the historic milwaukee theater ahead of tonight's debate - with donald trump and ben carson center stage. trump, going after carson and marco rubio at a late night rally in illinois: (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) "these are people with no experience, these are people that never met a payroll." carson faces tough questions over claims about his past. he says the media's been tougher on him than anyone. (sot: reince priebus/ rnc chairman) "they do have an actual vendetta or at least an agenda against some of these candidates." but carson's opponents insist, you've got to be able to take the heat: sot - huckabee "i'm thinking, 'pal, you ain't seen nothing yet.'" (sot: chris christie/ (r) presidential candidate) "we are responsible for the personal stories we tell about our lives." (jeb bush nat sot, "i'm honored to be here with scott walker

lou: good evening i am lou dobbs we're coming you to live from milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. we're now 24 hours away from the first of what will be two republican presidential debate hosted here on the fox business network. it will be fourth republican presidential debate of this elect cycle. you can expect tomorrow's debate on fox business network to become pehling and focus -- compelling and focus on issues that matter most, economy growth, jobs, our standard of living in this country. and we'll find out how each candidate, plans to return

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