this day off with you. >> a gun fire passed with students studying for mid terms. >> there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are. >> you can see the students taking shelter some even boarding up desks. they confronted him out of the building and he ordered them to drop the gun instead he fired at them. officers shot and killed him. police are expected to release new details it will be at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. >> about to side step congress after repeatedly saying that he couldn't go it alone. >> i can sendy port tations through executive order. that's just not the case. >> some people want me to pie

bass congress and change this on my own. that's not how our system works. >> joining us live is james. >> john boehner republican of ohio says the spokesman for the president will submit a quote-unquote legacy of lawlessness if he announces his amnesty plan that exceeds his constitutional authority. >> we have heard this kind of rit rick about law lessless from house republicans for a long time. the fact of the matter is the president is somebody who is willing to review the law and use every element of that law to make progress for the american people. >> in tonight's prime time address the nation's chief executive is expected to announce deferred action a reprieve from deportation. individuals themselves were

brought here adds children. they s executive order. it's the same order they used to enact immigration reform nearly two years ago. >> we are looking at two different types of legal actions. one is a violation of article 2 section 3 of the constitution which is called the take care clause that requires the president to take care to execute the laws and clearly prevent this type of action the president is trying to under take. and the second is article 1 section 8 of the constitution that gives to the united states congress not the president the authority to enact immigration policy. >> nbc news wall street journal poll conducted 38 percent in favor only 37 percent of inpen departments expressed support. heather? >> thank you, james. that brings us to our look at who is talking. republican senator ted cruz is

going against what the american people want. we are witnessing a constitutional crisis. what president obama is doing is he has defined the law. he's defined the constitution. the president quite rightly said a few weeks ago his policies were on the ballot this last referendum was with amnesty. if he goes forward unilaterally defying the american voters then it is incumbent upon republicans in congress to use every single constitutional tool we have to defend the rule of law to reign in a president so that the president does not become an unaccountable monarch imposing his own policies in defiance of the american people. >> so let's keep talking immigration. what do you think about the president side stepping congress with executive action? log on to our facebook page after the show to join the conversation #keep talking.

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country. they are worried so they are growing up the store front. >> they are hanging on by a thread they can't afford this. it's the perpetuation and they are trying to stop. >> some think businesses are showing little faith in the protester's ability to stay faithful. >> winter weather grips the country clothoast to coast. >> another 6 to 12 inch the of fresh powder is expected in the great lakes. people in up state new york dig them out raafter a historic snowfall. it has already begun it start the late last night and i want to share with you this video out

of a town in western new york it was hard hit. you can see snow coming down yet again off of this thunder and lightning. this impacts the area as it heads into this afternoon and early tomorrow morning. some of the areas across western new york could be picking up additional 2 feet. we could be looking at up to 14u7b inches of snow and that's just in one week of lake-effect snowfall. very, very significant. you can see on the radar all of that snow coming down in western new york. very heavy at times across the buffalo area and southern suburbs further to the west after parts of michigan. the forecast models are mentioning more than a foot of snow across areas south of

buffalo. if you take the single digits in chicago. let's head over to you. >> thanks, maria. >> he called the american people stupid. he got paid millions to do it. one state pulling the plug on jonathan gruber's contract. ar they will levneville has mor. the spokesman for the governor will no longer page us because of his insults to americans. >> (indiscernible) >> gruber's original contract was worth 400,000 dollars. he has already been paid 160,000. washington university paid 26,000 dollars to bring gruber in to speak at a health forum last year.

trey gowdy is calling for an investigation. >> we are going to let him keep talking for as long as he will talk. when he is through insulting our fellow citizens what i would recommend to the speaker, they have a series of congressional hearings primarily on the money he spent on him. >> gruber starred in a 150 page comic book titled healthcare reform what it is, why it is necessary and how it works. the it chronicles four americans as they navigate the health insurance markets under obamacare. >> even though gruber's contract has been terminated he is expected to stay on through january. >> thank you, ar they will. they are the go tos for families across america. minivans getting crushed. we are here with the results. >> this is a warning for many

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what we have learned about the shooter and the victim at a college campus. >> all by himself. we are hours away from the president's prime time announcement about immigration reform. we are live with the reaction to his plan. >> the danger under the christmas tree. the holiday ties that are a hazard to children's health. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> outside of the fox news studios this morning. it is 30 minutes after the hour. welcome to "fox & friends first". >> thank you so much for starting your day with us as well. happening today president obama

going it alone on immigration expected to announce executive orders that could impact 5 million people who are in this country illegally. >> it is a stark contrast from when the president repeatedly said he couldn't side step congress. >> back to the notion that i could just suspend deportations through executive order, that's just not the case. i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own. but that's not how our system works. >> doug zoo laider is live in washington. what can we expect today? >> this is going to be part of an all out media blitz. the president has the address from the white house today. the administration had this photograph of him getting ready for this. he will follow up with a trip to

las vegas to bolster the argument that the immigration laws need to change. >> what i am going to be laying out for you is the things i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system better. >> the president will sign an executive order requiring federal agencies to stop enforcing the nation's immigration laws as they apply to some 5 million or so illegal immigrants. some say he will be over stepping his bounds and violating the constitution by refusing to pass laws passed by congress. that's a point the president himself used to argue. >> he said 22 times previously he doesn't have the power to legislate on his own on immigration. the house should pass a resolution saying what he is doing is contrary to the will of the house of representatives. that would set up a clear-cut case in the court.

the thing is history will treat him unkindly on this if he thinks he can become king. >> that's rand paul's take on what he thinks can be done. here is one thing that dusz bowed well for them. it shows 48 percent disapprove of the president's actions and 38 percent support it. >> thank you, doug. that brings us to our look who is talking. the power system works. >> he has reiterated over and over again. it is something he is not allowed to do. he is outside. kwef a couple -- we have a couple of lawyers. you can indict a ham sandwich if

you want. they are going to indicate a ham sandwich and say this is allowed. the system a is broke and has been for decades. it is one thing and one thing alone. i waited long enough. that's what they say and a banana republic. i waited long enough and the national assembly has enacted so i am going to issue a decree. that's not how it works in our system. >> looets keep talking about immigration. what did you think about the president's decision to side step congress and take executive action? head to our facebook page to join the conversation #keep talking. >> now to the fox news alert. this morning classes are canceled at florida state university this after a gunman opened fire inside a library packed with students studying for mid terms. >> there has been a shooting at the library. the stay where you are. >> you can see the students taking shelter soment even boardi -- some even boarding up

desks as the horrifying scene plays overnight. campus police confronted him outside of the building they ordered him to drop the gun instead he fired at them. officers shot and killed him. no word on a motive. police are expected to release new details at a press conference in about 30 minutes. >> with the grand jury decision expected tomorrow in the shooting of michael brown schools are preparing for the worst. the school district planning on closing all 23 schools in the area was the verdict. o officials say it's a way to keep the children off the streets that could erupt in chaos. police are expected to get 48-hours notice before the decision is made public. >> air force major being tested for ebola after returning from west africa with possible symptoms. officials at fort bliss say the officer got sick on the plane ride back but they believe it is more than likely food poisoning or a major bug. they did not have contact with ebola patients. one test came back negative

another will be done to confirm that result. a mandatory 21 day quarantine combatting the disease in sierra leone. >> bono's injuries worse than we thought. a new york city doctor saying the u2 front man had two surgeries one that lasted five hours. the singer received three plates and 18 screws in his elbow. he took quite a spill while trying to avoid hitting another cyclist. he also fractured his left eye, hand and left shoulder. doctors say he will make a full recovery. jonathan gruber called you stupid and went laughing to the bank. now one of the banks closing. >> a spokesman for vermont governor saying the state will no longer pay jonathan gruber for his work as an obamacare

consultant because of his insults to america. >> gruber's original contact with vermont was worth more than 400,000 dollars. he has already been paid 160,000. he spoke at a health forum on campus last year. trey gowdy says lawmakers need to act. >> when an administration holds itself out as the most trans parent ever and you confess you have to use art if you say and deception to pass your signature piece of legislation and i am press the voters through out your party sumairly a couple weeks ago and still getting public money to continue the indignities and insults shame on us if we don't do something. >> gruber wrote and starred in a 150 page comic book titled "healthcare reform what it is,

why it is necessary and how it works. it chronicles the journeys of four americans as they navigate the market under obamacare. even though gruber's contract has been terminated he's expected to stay on through january to complete his work. he will be unpaid. ladies, back to you. >> all right. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> america is reaching for more sub freezing temperatures and record amounts of snowfall. in lake michigan temperatures absolutely freezing. >> dozens of cars abandoned on the road because of how kedeep e snow piled up. maria molina has been tracking it all. >> it is still snowing across parts of west new york. i want to share with you this incredible drone video that shows all of the homes and how much snow really piled up across that area. there are reports up to 65 inches locally potentially some

higher amounts as was reported coming out of the region. take a look at this video. significant snow out there in erie county, new york. we are already seeing that snow continuing to come down. i want to take you to the radar image because it is very heavy. we are looking at potential lightning and thunder as well. up to 2 feet of additional snowfall in addition to more than 610 inches currently on the ground will be possible. by monday temperatures are going to be warmer out there. you are looking into highs in looking at flooding potential. otherwise heather and lia current windchill temperatures cold across the country. let's head over to you. >> thank you, maria. >> you just heard maria say melt and they want that. they might need your help with this digging out. with more than 4 feet of snow this 70,000 feet ralph woodson stadium is buried and they had

the team game on sunday. they are looking for people shoveling snow. any one interested will be paid 10 doll rars an hour and given a ticket to the game. >> bundle up. >> too cold for christmas? extreme weather causing big problems for tree farmers. the recent cold snap is causing branchs to become brittle and break. they are worried the sales could take a big hit. >> the time now is almost 20 minutes until the top of the hour. waste watch. a million of your dollars paid to epa employees on leave. the watchdog reports that you have to lear. >> there is no such thing as a free lunch. how this first grader found that out the hard way. >> they are about to get a lot more modest. the look that is giving full coverage. >> they came up one vote short

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designed all day. then the four-wheel cycle by radio flier. watch as children are encouraged to play outside where a car could hit the child since the toy is so low to the ground. the child on the box is not wearing a helmet. also making the list cater pencil by toy smith alphabet zoo rock and pack toy electric machine gun by toys industrial. bottle rocket party by norman. not such a good friend by jc toys group. true legends aux battle hammer and college hedge hog plush toy. sounds meek enough but not if sold at toys r' us. some are repeat offenders because existing consumer safety regulations are simply inad inadequa inadequate. be careful. >> we know what they say about hedge hogs they can be

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welcome back. a heroic rescue in maine. good samaritans spring into action to save a drowning baby. the men came across a flipped s.u.v. submerged in water. the driver and passengers made it out but a three-month-old still trapped in the back seat. one man used his knife to cut open the car seat and bring the baby to safety. the other man resuscitating her with c.p.r. everyone is okay. a first grader in washington state says he is denied lunch even though he's on the free lunch program. the seven-year-old came home from cascade view

element in october with a rumbling tummy and a note saying he has a negative lunch balance. >> it was a sack lunch. it was in a bag. she was passing it to everybody. she said you can't have a lunch. >> the school is supposed to provide fruit and vegetables to any children who have a negative lunch balance. the district is investigating. comedian jay leno canceling a performance at a gun show after coming under fire from antigun groups. leno slammed on twitter for agreeing to a performance put on by the national shooting foundation based in new town, connecticut, the location of the deadly school shooting in 2012. leno saying ip understand it's new town and of course i get it. it's just sometimes mistakes get made. don't call them freshmen. illinois university is banning the word from students' vocabulary because it is offensive. officials of the private college is remalaysing it

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it is 57 minutes after the hour. before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. we are moments away from a police press conference at florida state university. this after a gunman opened fire overnight inside a packed library. he injured three people before campus police shot and killed him. the president announcing executive action on immigration tonight.

his orders could impact five million people in this country illegally. a prime time address is set for 8:00 p.m. eastern. what do you think about the president sidestepping congress with executive action? head to our facebook page, #keeptalking. a warning for minivan owners. the nissan quest and dodge cara van getting the lowest ratings in an insurance industry crash test. >> time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. ever felt exposed in your hospital gown? you are not alone. check out the model g. it is similar to the wrap around re and fully covers your rear. >> next the bad. this looks like a ping-pong tournament in russia; right? well check out what happened. one of the mayors shoves the umpire out of his chair. talk about a sore loser.

the ugly, a university spectator doused with beer as a player grabs a ball. a child was suspended for two days after pointing a finger gun. officials say he cut a lunch line and started pointing a finger gun at two girls. so they suspended him. >> we ask you has this gone too far? barbara says insane. did those administrators he have have kids? >> anthony says derow tolerance run amok again. does anyone realize how harmful it is to our kids? we are telling them not to use their imaginations. the state disnot approve your behavior. this is so, so wrong. >> lance says if it was a threat, it needs to be

examined further. if it's playing around the punishment doesn't fit. >> thanks so much to everyone who responded. it's been great seeing you this morning. >> don't forget our facebook page #keeptalking. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, november 20. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. students huddle in fear as a shooter runs loose at florida state university. >> stay where you are. if anybody has been shot call 911 on your cell phone. >> breaking news on the victims and gunmen straight ahead. >> the president about to drop a political bombshell, bypassing congress on immigration. republicans call it illegal, but the white house calls it something else. >> that is something republicans are critical of. that may be a criticism that the president wears th