hi, everyone. good morning. today is saturday, the 22nd of november, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. the irs targeted conservatives and the evidence went missing. this morning, like magic, tens of thousands of lois lerner's emails uncovered. will we finally learn what happened? >> president obama touting his power play on immigration saying he will do anything to work with republicans. >> i told john boehner, yeah, i will wash your car. i'll walk your dog. >> yeah, he is extremely willing to reach across the aisle. do you believe him? coming up. >> i'm mike in for clayton. the -- whoa, listen to this.

♪ [cheers and applause] >> was this a good idea? the marching band proposal all caught on camera. >> good morning, everybody. it's "fox & friends" for a saturday morning. >> hello, folks, my name is adam west, sometimes known as bruce wayne or batman. and you are watching "fox & friends." >> what a voice. >> mike jarrett, great to have you here. >> great to see you, anna. >> boom, baby. >> nice to see you. >> just when i thought i was going to to come in and we were going to talk about immigration and ferguson, missouri. the irs. >> unbelievable. >> you are bringing up the

irrelevancy? >> digital age, nothing is ever deleted. and john koskinen and the irs commissioner has learned that the hard way. you will remember his exchange on capitol hill when he was asked what happened to lois lerner's emails the emails that would prove whether or not she was going after conservative groups on behalf of the white house? >> computer crashed and 30,000 emails were gone for good. the backup tapes were even destroyed. if you remember during these hearings back in june, congressman paul ryan said you know what, commissioner, i don't believe your story. listen to this. >> this is a pattern of abuse, a pattern of behavior that is not giving us any confidence that this agency is being impartial. i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career, that's the first time anybody has said they do not believe me. >> well, it turned out to be right because he was lyings. as they often had.

these were extant and now we know because the hill pressed the agency to get the tapes and the inspector general found them it looks like over 30 throurntion of lois lerner's he emails have been located. >> 30,000 emails. >> how do we know that they weren't scrubbed? how do we know we are still going to get the information from these emails that the american people want to find out targeting of these conservative groups? are we going to find this? will this be the smoking gun or have they been scrubbed? >> well, we're going to find out. but we know they exist. turns out john koskinen for the first time in his career was wrong. >> did they do this several months later after the hearings to kind of soften the blow? you can't imagine this is going to be let made for the mainstream media we are certainly covering it this morning. thank you, fox news. will the mainstream media be covering this t. it the way we have or will they be silent. >> you have sent 30,000 emails in your whole life?

>> i would gladly do it. send them my way. meanwhile, the president is taking a victory life lap. he went out to nevada to celebrate and sign his executive action on immigration. pretty interesting. pointe pressed over and over and over again. actually, i really want to work with republicans. hard to take seriously. here is what he said. >> i told john boehner, yeah, i will wash your car. i'll walk your dog. whatever you need to do, just call the bill. that's how democracy is supposed to work. and if the votes hadn't been there, then we wouldn't would have to start over. but at least give it a shot and he didn't do it. >> because democracy isn't working the way he wants it to he short circuited it entirely by doing executive order because is he so committed to democracy. >> and blaming the house for not taking carol of what the senate tried to do.

did the senate do. weren't eir hundreds of bills on harry reid's desk and thenned up dying there. >> also, why not pass the bill? >> republicans didn't want to. and. >> and why don't they want to. >> some republicans do. some don't. the leadership actually does. i think a hot of the grass roots don't. this is what democracy looks like when legitimate disagreements. he is you do my will or else i will crush you. that's not democracy. that's acto come crazy. it takes a long time to get. he is frustrated and. >> actually about immigration and taking care of families and kids and stuff like that or about getting votes. >> obviously, the idea that we have to do this right now, we are basically doing this because we got support from certain ethnic lobbies. we are cookingçó their bidding. >> like what charles krauthammer said last night. >> the most important line in the speech, the one that was overlooked was when he said you know, we can

disagree about this, but we shouldn't be shutting the government down again. this is bait. this is a way for a man who got she lacked in the elections to come back and he center stage. what have we been talking about for the last week. not about the election. not about the republic can agenda. not about the disarray but about obama. he seized the initiative and that's what a clever politician does. >> he is right. >> well, protest its continued overnight in the city of ferguson, missouri, outlines of sangt lewis. two men reportedly linked to the black panther group arrested. suspected of trying to get bombs set off in protest. >> town on edge as we wait for the grand jury's decision in the shooting death of michael brown. what's the situation looking like on the ground. >> fox news contributor rod wheeler. rod, good to see you. >> good morning, guys. >> so what's happened in the last few hours? >> well, actually, been

going on here in ferguson evernight, it's been very quiet, actually, there is not a lot of people on the street. as a matter of fact, i don't see many police cars on the street. what he i did see is a number of helicopters hovering above, watching the area. for the most part there is not about 50 to 75 people protesting. but even they were kind of organized. rioting that we saw back in august. >> has the grand jury made their decision? we expect the decision to be released over system time soon. they have not definitively said when that information is going to come forward. >> that's an interesting question. i think it's a combination of both. because even when i was down in ferguson last night. i noticed a lot of

out-of-state tags on vehicles. so it appears as though a lot of people has come to this town. as a matter of fact, two individuals from the blue black panther's party that was just arrested. they were not from ferguson. they were from another yearg. and according to the fbi and some of my sources. these individuals had already purchased guns and they were trying to buy explosive material to make pipe bombs. >> these protests are going to go on regardless of what the grand jury's decision is. >> rod, tell us more about the tone going on there and if police are getting more tips about incident like this? >> yes. the police have number of intelligence individuals in the area. as a matter of fact, one of the things did i notice is that there is a lot of plain clothes officers in the area. they are trying to gather information pertaining to some of these organized groups want to make sure and ensure that those protesters out here ill locally protected as well as the other individuals. so, there is a lot of action

that's got to be taking place i think today and tomorrow. but i think the police is doing a good job so far, guys, in terms of keeping the area calm and staying away from everything and watching everything closely. >> it's a big weekend in ferguson, no question about it. thank goodness we have you there for the next couple of days. thanks, rod. >> sure. thank you, guys. >> aappreciate, rob. other stories making headlines. new overnight, president obama quietly approving plans to expand our military's involvement in afghanistan. the guidelines allowing the pentagon to target taliban fighters and conduct air strikes when needed. the american combat mission in afghanistan is supposed to come to a close at the end of the year. but this decision means u.s. troops will be doing more than just training afghan forces in 2015. now, also new overnight, an explosion rocks a five star hotel in london. injuring more than a dozen. as hundreds are evacuated.

parts of the hyatt regency collapsing after a suspected gas explosion in the kitchen. a rude wakeup call for 500 guests who were forced out of the hotel. >> i was laying in bed watching tv and listening to some music on my ipad and so on. suddenly i just heard this horrible explosion, terrible explosion. >> five people taken to the hospital. they are all expected to survive. and at least two mysterious packages shipped by the gunman at florida state university now intercepted by the fbi. investigators think myron may mailed videos or journals to 8 or 9 friends before his shooting spree at the fsu library. he was killed by police. investigators say the lawyer thought he was being watched by the governor. this as we learn one of the three people shot by may is out of the hospital. nathan scott, a library worker was shot in the leg. he is out. another state pulling the plug on obama mall architect

jonathan gruber after he called americans stupid. >> too stupid enough to -- >> north carolina now terminating gruber's contract as a healthcare consultant. he was paid some $100,000 for his work. earlier this week the state of vermont also cancelled his contract. >> $100,000? >> how can i get north carolina to pay me 100 grand for calling me wrong. >> i will call you stupid now. >> that's a discount rate. >> what's up, guys? been a little chilly for you? >> i would say. >> straight into winter. feels completely like winter for at least the eastern two thirds of the country. going to change this weekend which is great news. notice this all across parts of the south very warm already. we're going to be seeing severe weather today. eastern seaboard you are looking okay. a few showers across parts of florida. we have have some icy weather. very light icing going on

from around the chicago area over towards detroit down to around columbus, ohio or so. if you are on those roads this morning be careful. later on today the threat for severe weather develop for parts of texas into louisiana. this morning already hearing some thunderstorms with some of these areas of showers that are going on. we will continue to watch that later on this afternoon. buffalo has been the big story all week long, guys with incredible snow. they are going to be warming up. >> what did they finally get to it, 7, 8 feet? >> one area got to 88-inch. just over 7 feet of snow. >> is that a record? that's got to be some kind of record for november. >> absolutely records in some individual locations. buffalo, everything has been focused in buffalo 16 inches. >> it's going to warm up and watch out for flooding. >> thanks, rick. coming up, no citizenship, no problem. one school created a scholarship just for illegals. >> and do you have a nanny cam. a terrifying warning this morning. russians may be using it to

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they requiring certain things for students to be eligible for this since new york did not pass the dream act in the state legislature earlier, they are still requiring that these students go through an application process, declaring undocumented status. they have to be a resident for three years in the state of new york. but they can still somehow remain not a citizen of the united states and receive this institutional aid. >> how deck can't is deck tant is this. no scholarship for people who obey all the rules. >> that's what we are seeing at the reform. there seems to be a push-to-provide excess privilege to those who are here illegally. leaving by the wayside people that middle class students that are here trying to afford an education new york university. over $43,000 for student

tuition alone. over $60,000 when you include room and board. if you look at the posts on social media about this story, people are really upset. they are wondering, you know, well, what law should i have broken to make sure my daughter could have gone to. >> schools are a very welcoming to the very rich and a the very poor and everybody else is kind of shafted. >> yeah and the group that pushed this through. the new york dream team student activists. they are pushing to make sure that new university is affordable to all undocumented students in the country young american students glx if your dad is a firearm in toledo nobody is looking out for you. this is purely political, right? this is sending a statement about what they think national policy ought to be. >> we are seeing it all across the country, virginia tech university, they came

out and pulled -- for conservative group they were hosting immigration debate on campus. ucla last year was trying to ban the term illegal immigrant on campus because, and i quote, he was like it violated the constitution. there is preferential treatment that is given to noncitizens in this country. and it's getting out of control. it's absurd. >> when did the left come out against free speech? when did this happen? >> when did they support free speech? that's the question. >> that's probably a good point. caleb bonham, you wind me up. i appreciate it. >> window -- plunges into this car and lives. we have details. something like out ever the cold war. the russians are spying on you in your house, using your baby monitor. one of the creepiest stories of the weaning. tell you how you can protect yourself. stay tuned.

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injuries. mike? >> a warning to all parents out there. a russian-based web site has hacked into thousands of baby monitors. as well as home and business security cameras. nanny cams. you name it any kind of cam that you have on your computer. >> but that is not all. they are even broadcasting live feeds online. how you can protect yourself and protect your family? here with more is privacy and security expert john sillio. good morning, john. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me back. >> we have done this type of story over and a over. >> this is an incident here and there. 4,000 in the u.s. 500 in the u.k. this is so wild. it's not new but that fact that it's being broadcast online is new. >> yeah. and you know what's really creepy is the hackers just aren't broadcasting the live feed. they are also broadcasting the location of the device. so it's kind of a new level of grossness here. >> is this out of shah?

>> yeah. it's out of russia severing so well masked and hidden behind ip. there is a group in russia taking credit for it. they say they are doing to expose this problem of open baby monitors which it is doing but i don't think that's their primary purpose. >> they say this is ben november lent thing. trying to alert the world about security issues when it comes to the cameras. can you imagine the baby monitor? >> the idea is that they are using the easy ways in. if you have a dummy password. something that's simple like 1234 or if you use the default password that comes with your baby monitor or your web cam. what are some of the tips, john, that we can do to make sure that we are protecting ourself? >> i have got to say in this case it's really more our fault as consumers than it is the businesses or even the hackers. we have not changed the pass words. the default pass words on those internet connected guess devices. the number one tip that you

can do is go in when you about i that device and hook it to the internet a fire wall, a baby cam, a photo copier you have got to change that default password. >> how about disable the darn camera. >> yeah. can you disable those things. at least the enter access so that it's not ever -- you know, allowing traffic in. or you can, you know, people tape up the cameras or cover them when they are not being used. unplug them. you don't need to let those things run all the time. >> a lot of parents want to have the internet access enabled so that they can watch their child while they are at work or while they are out running errands. that's the whole point of having them. so is there something else we can do like put the device behind a strong fire wall? >> yes, exactly. if you put a strong 13 plus alpha knew member rake

numeric pass ward. if you turn on the security, everything is good, people not doing what they need to do. >> you are right. just cover the darn camera, too. the lens when you don't want to use it. >> yeah. if it's not in use, cover it, unplug it, in fact, that's works really well for computers, mobile devices. shut it down, because they are getting into it and hacking it when we're not paying attention. when it's, you know, not really. >> and wireless s. a problem? >> wi-fi, exactly. these things communicate over wi-fi and if that's not protected as well, it's no better than having a bad password on it because they get in through the wi-fi system and they see every device whether it's a computer, mobile device, an ipad or a baby cam. >> thank you so much. >> change the password over and over. do it every month and none of us do.

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today president obama action protect undocumented immigrants by a rally in las vegas. if there is one thing that always works out is a commitment made in las vegas. >> what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. >> is he good, isn't he? >> yes. >> never stays in vegas things that happen there. >> never. >> least true slogan ever made. >> i spilled the beans. >> other stories making head lynns on saturday morning. a brazen armed robbery caught on camera. watch here. two armed men dressed in black forcibly move a store employee out of of the cam wraps view. that's when prince george's county police say the man was robbed and pistol-whipped. a thousand dollar reward is offered for information about the crime. basically being hit by the business toggle.

thank you for the reenactment. ten homes being evacuated when two sinkholes open up in the neighborhood. a utility truck hit a gas line when it sunk into this first hole. luckily nobody was hit there then the second hole collapsed. this entire driveway. officials say the holes opened up when crews repaired a broken water main in the area. texas' school board approving new controversial textbooks. for months, parents had expressed concern over the books saying they are too sympathetic to muslims and admit the achievements of president ronald reagan] omit] >> history and social studies books next fall which will be in place for at least a decade. and talk about drumming up a winning proposal. an entire marching band helps one guy ask his girlfriend the big question.

[cheers. [and drum roll] >> yeah. part of -- former member hiding in the drum line while drum major girlfriend karen mullinex conducts a show for alumni jackson state university during a cadence the snare drum suddenly turned over with the message cara marry me. that's when he popped out and got down on one knee. his hard work paid off. she said yes. >> do you want an elaborate proposal like that, anna? >> better be something good. >> better be something good. >> the pressure. it's not about the proposal. not about the wedding, it's about the marriage though, right? >> that's why you have a happy life. >> maybe that's why i'm not married yet either. >> it won't take long. guys, it's chilly outside again.

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across parts of the great lakes overall a little bit more mild. back to you inside. >> good morning, rick. overnight, two men who apparently are part of the new black panther organization have been accused of trying to get bombs for the ferguson protest. this as we await the grand jury decision there. no matter what they decide, al sharpton is promising to lead protests. >> action network noble bliz 25 cities that we released that will be going immediately to federal buildings to have vigils and nonviolent demonstrations. >> is al sharpton actually making matters worse? joining us now is former tea party.net is niger innis, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> what do you think the reason is that al sharpton plans to protest no matter what the decision? >> oh, because the civil rights movement. the great civil rights

movement of which myself and my father, the great were a part has dissolved into the civil rights industry. to be quite blunt, i don't mean to so blunt in the morning that's how al makes his money. >> take us back and how you respond to the optics of this? you have, in effect, a howling mob outside the courthouse calling for blood. that's not civil rights. is it? isn't that sort of the opposite? civil rights movement started was to stop stuff like that? talking about the new black panther party bombs cause mischief. i was there is a few weeks ago with dr. king. we did an investigation, met with white and black residents. met with the police chief, the mayor. and senator nadal, democrat that represents that district.

what we found is there are legitimate concerns that the people of ferguson have. i want to distinct between them and the action of anarchists and challenges and groups of like the new black panther party. they are different entities. you are quite right, tucker. they are quite contrary to the nonviolent tradition of the civil rights movement. >> that's the thing. there are legitimate concerns being overshadowed by these groups from the outside. >> and, you know, that's why i have such an angst not just against these anarchist groups but against supposedly responsible leaders like sharpton and maybe more importantly, people like eric holder and president obama who are far from being heerls and bringing calm to the situation, have actually, through their actions have added fuel to the fire. >> what are do you think should be doing instead. >> recently what they should not be doing like eric holder did is somehow comparing the ferguson situation to imette till.

he was lynched by a mob for whistling at a white girl. this is a quiet different situation look the death of michael brown was an salute tragedy. for these public officials to weigh in on the case before the jury has come to fruition is dangerous. >> you use the term civil rights business? what do you mean? >> i mean these folk, like al sharpton literally make money, i mean he learned from jesse jackson who make money off of the grievance, pain and anger and a lot of frustration some of which -- a lot of which is legitimate within these communities but they don't bring solutions. they bring who who is the chief of the federal government right now a guy named president obama, his

buddy, that he has on speed dial. this is what confuses me sharpton is one of the president's closest domestic policy advisors. nobody would dispute that? why? the president already gets over 90% of the black vote. he doesn't need to pander. why would he make sharpton one of his key advisors? >> that is the point of the campaign that allege vida king and i are leading, restore the dream 2015, restore the sight 2015.com it is to reveal the salute abysmal failure of this administration and the economic misery and plight that african-americans, latinos, others, are are under under this administration. why does he go to sharpton? it's for shear politics. obama is a horrible president but is he is a pretty good politician. and what i call the sharpton icization of politics is the democratic party. you want to know what a

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fancy. >> you are so fancy. where did you go? the two of you or how many people were at the dinner? >> it was actually four of us. it was two of my daughters and their mother. so the four of us went to me, rancho in silver springs, a bit of a birthday tradition. >> you are having dinner and when the check comes what do they say. >> the waiter leaned over my shoulder in hushed tones and said that the check was taken care of and he said thank you for your service. really caught me off guard. >> so what did you do at that moment? >> i actually looked to my left, looked to my right, sort of scanned the restaurant, wanting to see if there was someone out there i could sort of pin that on like who do i thank for that? bus, you know, no one was there. and i went back to the waiter to ask who -- you can point out who this was? i want to thank them and he looked at me and he said no, the instructions were not to tell you. >> so, okay. maybe this person is watching right now.

what do you want to say? >> i think really, you know, i have had a couple of days to think about this and essentially what generated the letter. sometimes one simple thing can happen to you and it puts a lot of different things in perspective for you. and so, you know, just saying thank you is really not enough. i think, you know, wearing that uniform, it represents something that person saw that, there is a lot of men and women right now who actually would like to have a birthday dinner with their son or their daughter or like to be home, you know, thanksgiving is coming up. and they don't have that opportunity right now. so, that was just one of the things that was sort of building in me, someone does something nice for you want to say thank you. and so if i can be a catalyst for something to sort of flow through me a little bit of good area plan for the letter i just wanted

to say thank you. >> it made you feel good, didn't it. >> it made me feel real good. in the letter it caught me flat footed. i know people all across this nation they say thank you to our men and women in uniform and that's great. it's a proud moment. but, for this to happen the way it did, it really caught me off guard and made me think about a lot of other things. just sort much quieted all the negative noise and kind of good to see something positive. >> did your daughter understand what was going on? >> i tried to tell her. i mean she is 6 years old. she was sort of concerned about the cupcakes. i was explaining to her someone did something nice to us and that's why, you know, when mommy and daddy tell you that we need to be kind to people and need to be nice. it means something. >> it's a great lesson. and she looks fantastic in that sum prayer row. great to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, sir. thank you for the. >> you look good in your uniform too, tucker is going

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>> good morning, guys, this can certainly be seen as a test case for how republicans may try to deal with the immigration debate. the lawsuit goes after the administration for delaying the employer mandate and also for payments to insurance companies that republicans say are not authorized by law. republicans put the price tag on those payments up to $175 billion o'er the next 10 years. >> it chops up parts of it. it doesn't repeal the law. it basically forces the president to implement the law as it was written. but more importantly, it proves the point that the congress has standing. that's really the issue here. and i think it will play into what we do on immigration with what he has just done illegally within a executive order pushing back on him trying to do through executive powers that which he is frustrated the legislative branch hasn't done. >> not surprisingly the white house says the lawsuit is a waste of time.

it comes as more bad news nor embattled architect jonathan gruber. the high paid consultant has lost another client. this time the state of north carolina where he was hired to study the state's healthcare system for the poor, they have said goodbye to mr. gruber earlier this week. vermont terminated his consulting contract as the storm clouds continue to darken over the man caught on tape. attributing obama's care's passage and success to stupidity of the american voter. back to you in new york. >> wasn't north carolina paying him like 100,000ed? >> he made millions. i think the most ironic part of this though is that he got fired not because he was incompetent and wrong about obamacare, which he completely was demonstrably all came out not to pass because he caught on tape saying something unattractive. he shouldd. should be held unaccountable for how bad his work was. >> speaking of being on tape, we saw president obama. we saw nancy pelosi, a couple years ago or a a few years ago when obamacare was being drawn up and saying

this guy is amazing. he is a mastermind at this who is this guy not part of our administration. >> when the president was a candidate saying i share a lot of ideas with this man. >> of course. i love jonathan yiewber. the irony of jonathan gruber calling the public student. they are not the ones who thought up obama care. >> you remember several month ago when the head of the irs, the commissioner john koskinen went before the congress and had this exchange with congressman paul ryan of wisconsin over thousands of emails from lois lerner. here is how it went. >> this is a pattern of abuse, a pattern of behavior, that is not giving us any confidence that this agency being impartial. i don't believe you.

>> this is incredible. >> i have a long career. that's the first time anybody has said they do not believe me. >> well apparently paul ryan was correct in that because now, abracadabra, 30,000 emails have been recovered. and koskinen had testified that even the backup tapes for these emails were -- had been taped over there was no way. >> they are gone forever. >> we would get them back. now we have them. that's the other part of it how do we know that these 30,000 emails haven't been scrubbed for information that would be damning for lois lerner and the irs. >> so if they have been around all this time and now we are just seeing 30,000 of them come out, you think they could have scrubbed away the bad ones? >> right. or, if they got them now, why couldn't they have gotten them sooner? were they delaying this to kind of soften the blow so that when this was first breaking it wouldn't have been in their face. >> congressional investigators are on this. they have possession of these. we will find out fairly soon

what's on them it may take a while to go through 30,000 emails. we will find out if and how lois lerner coordinated with democratic members of congress in the senate. specifically and left wing groups to crush conservative opposition to president obama. it will be on these emails if it exists. so they ought to be really worried about this are i would think. >> i would think so. >> let's get to ferguson missouri outside of st. louis. unrest overnight. two men reportedly linked to the black panther party arrested under suspicion of trying to purchase or get bombs one way or another during these protests. >> well, the town on edge as we await the grand jury's decision in the shooting death of michael brown. what's the situation looking like on the ground. we sent our fox news contributor rob wheeler there. what's the tone looking like? good good morning. can i tell you things very calm. let me convictly tell you and the viewers a little

about these two arrested by the fbi. they picked up on these two guys earlier in the week. these guys were armed with weapons. then they went to another store, a gun store here in st. louis and they tried to purchase explosive material. the thought is that they were going to try to build some pipe becomes but the fbi was on them so tight that they were able to arrest them before they were able to do any damage. the other thing that's interesting is that both of these individuals are not from the city of ferguson. they are from outside this which kind of goes along with wheaive saying all along. back in august when i was here. one of the things i noticed is that a lot of the protesters and people rioting were not from the city of ferguson. they were agitators that traveled here it appears as though that's exactly what these two guys were doing now the other thing i have learned is that the police department has changed their strategy this time. this time their strategy is to kind of stay in the background. they are not really facing the crowds. not really out there in the streets, they are letting

people protest as long as the protests remain civil. >> so you are saying that a lot of the protesters we see on television are not actually from ferguson they are from other places. who are they specifically? what groups are organizing this? >> well, you know, that's an interesting question. i can tell you that the fbi intelligence unit is trying to identify a lot of these groups. we know for a fact that some of these folks are from the new black panther's party. we don't know where all of them are from but can i tell you they have traveled from new york, atlanta, florida and california is what i'm being told. again, we can see that those folks are not residents of the city of ferguson. >> has the grand jury, i mean there is jurors out there. grand jury has made this decision but it's not going to be announced until sunday afternoon. >> you know mike,that's what i'm hearing it he court hours right behind me. everybody is waiting on the decision. the grand jury met yesterday

until the wee hours of the night. don't know whether they reached a final decision. if they had, it's probably going to come out very soon, mike. until they actually speak we don't know. >> in the world of twitter though, you can keep something like that quiet for 48 hours? >> thanks. >> thank you, guys. >> thanks. on to other stories headline at this hour. overnight al shabaab militants slaughtering muslims after hijacking a bus. the bus was traveling near the kenya somali border. when the islamic extremist from somalia took over. nearly 100 gunmen began separating muslims from non-muslims before shooting them dead. rebel group. president obama quietly approving plans to expand our military's involvement in afghanistan. the new compliance allowing the meningioma to target taliban fighters and conduct air strikes when needed. supposed to come to a close at the end of the year but

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motorcycle, hitting him and he flew across the front of the guys car. instead of stopping. which at that point he had nothing but a few bruises. he accelerated. he drove over his body. his helmet came off and got stuck under one of the tires so he backed up and drove over him a second time and then trying to flee, he drove over him a third time. this time the man had gotten out of his car and stood in front of his and he stopped with his rear tire on my son's abdomen and five men h. to lift the car off of him. >> my god. >> this guy's name is roberto gallow. do you know when he came to the united states. >> yeah he came illegally in 1999. so president obama's five year policy, while this guy was here 11 years and then he killed somebody. i don't know why five is the magic number. so the other night during the speech were you

watching? >> >> yeah. i watched. >> what were you thinking? how were you feeling? >> pretty angry. you know, this is a president that is more concerned about the families of illegal aliens than he is about american citizens. and, you know, sewerly, surely that doesn't make me pleased with him. i vote god are had him twice. >> i doubt that he is watching about. if were watching this program right now. what would you say to him. >> well, it's thursday night. you spit in the face of millions of americans who have suffered the ultimate separation of families due to illegal imgrants congratulation. upon your announcement. your minions danced on the graves of 100,000 who lost their lives since the last amnesty because you and your predecessors failed, no, actually refused to honor your oath of office. why do you treat the law

breakers as the victims and ignore the real victims. i don't care if your actions are legal or not, what i do know is they are reprehensible. >> that's my statement to our president. leak you said predecessor too. year after year after year. >> tell me about your son drew. >> like every father is going to say he was a great kid but he was. he didn't cause us any trouble whatsoever. he was wonderful to have around. he, you know, obviously was in law school. he was, you know, very anxious for a great career. he loved his brother and sister. there was incredible outpouring. i was blown away by over 700 people who showed up for his funeral. some who actually flew overseas to get here.

he had friends all over the place that we never even knew about. >> don, does it ever go away? do you ever stop thinking about it. >> yeah. it will go away when i'm lying next to him in my grave but it never goes away. it's 24 hour as day. and the president only makes it worse by throwing it in your face. >> don, thank you. my heart goes out to you, man. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> >> up next, these guys, well, you are about to see these guys pick the wrong man to mess with. turns out is he a professional boxer. can you imagine? the knock-out seen around the world. and the owner of a restaurant slapped with a massive fine. why? because he put out an ad he needed a waitress. i need to hire a waitress. >> didn't use the word server. he is mad. is he fired up and here with us. go, go, go, go, go! doesn't take a holiday.

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targets. hey, tucker. >> why, thank you, mike. this story will wake you up. the owner of a new york city restaurant slapped with a $5,000 fine after one of his employees took out an ad on craig's list for a hostess. the reason the owner had to pay the fee, gender specific ads violate new york city's so-called civil rights law. >> bruiner the owner of sistina restaurant says it's an outrage and plans to fight what he calls a scam and joins us now. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> describe the ad you posted on craigslist. >> we posted that we needed help for hostesses, host and coat check. so we posted hostess and they are disputing the fact that we were supposed to put host and the three things, but we didn't. so that's. >> they were upset with the

ess rather than host. saying that you wanted a woman. and they had a couple of people just pretend as if they were looking for jobs. one male and one female and what happened with those emails? >> >> those emails were open but we did not both of those emails did not fit what we were looking for. so therefore we never responded it those emails because we were looking for some specific people. the qualified for what we do. and so, after a month, we got a notice that we were doing something illegal and, therefore, we have to pay this fine. >> you came to this country first amendment you thought guaranteed you the right what you think without having the government prosecute you. were you a little bit surprised to learn that using the wrong word was illegal and b if you want to hire a hostess you are not allowed to? >> well, we have been in

business for 31 years. andç we have in the past. most of the people who worked for us were all male. so we always -- we try to hire also balance it out and also some females but this case not the case. we asked for help. we need a lot of help because we are very busy. really for us it doesn't matter if it's female or male. we hire. >> everybody is this the biggest problem in your city. read the so-called commission. testers, undercover spies, spotted an allegedly discriminatory ad that requested a specific gender to fill a position. the commission filed a complaint and the case is currently under investigation. >> but you to get slapped with a a thousand dollars fine and not even a warning. do you feel like that's fair? >> no. actually, we never get -- we never get letters from the city about the -- when they

change laws and everything. we are not aware about how we are supposed to phrase certain things. and we never thought what we were doing was illegal. you know, in our business, we have -- we are so busy and we don't -- i don't know if we have to be so -- most of the people that work for us didn't go to harvard, first of all. >> you are not even a native english-speaker, correct? >> no. why are you -- we give jobs. we give opportunities to people to work. we are creating jobs. i don't understand why is it a female or a male, and why are we wavering female. >> why is the city treating you like a criminal? >> i think the city wants to make some money. grab from somewhere and going after more small business. we can't afford this anymore. we need help because they put too many regulations on this us. i don't know what they're trying to achieve with this. >> we are going to go out of business if they continue to do this sort of stuff.

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season and now a vegas musical is on its way, too. >> isn't that great? a stage watch how mess with. a professional boxer completely knocking out two guys in an alleyway. the reason? that group there was harassing boxer's wife inside the bar and he stepped outside to defend her honor. >> is 39 the new 40. >> i have made a list, do better list. we are 40 years old. if we don't do it now, when are we going to do this? >> a stud study suggesting the year before we age into a new decade is the most meaningful. researchers found those who turned 1929 and 39 and so on are more likely to look back on their lives and question if it held any meaning. this frequently prompts people to take action and start tack bling life goals i totally agree. don't you take stalk of your

life when you flip over another number. >> this says instead of doing it at 20 or 34 or 40 or 50. >> the year before that. >> cross over the flesh hold you give up. >> like at 19 a few years ago make some decisions. >> thank you for that. >> rick reichmuth thinking about his 30th birthday any day now. >> that is completely true, guys. when i was 29 thing deciding what i want to do. i changed careers from banking to meteorology. what a mistake. not at all. best decision i ever made. we have icing possible. anywhere you see that purple there, we are going to be doing with a little bit of light icing across the roads. not a major ice storm but enough that could cause the roads a little bit to be slick. heading out this morning there certainly give yourself some time. if you can, wait a little while. melt it down. here is what is going to go down. little map from cleveland over towards water town. take a look at what happens over the next number of hours. all that green that's rain,

it is not snow. you notice temperatures staying above freezing finally getting above freezing. by tomorrow night heavy rain threat from pretty significant flooding. watch out for that quickly across the northeast today, we are talking about a cool day. see that rain move in across the great lakes and down across much of southeast. talking about potential for severe weather. oklahoma, overnight into louisiana. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thanks a million. >> the city of ferguson, missouri on edge as we wait for the grand jury's decision in the shooting death of michael brown. with the announcement expected to come soon, what's the legal process that's happening right now inside the courthouse? joining us now fox news legal analyst arthur aidala. good morning. >> good morning. so, can i give a 7:38 a.m. primer on the grand jury quickly? >> yes. >> because i spent almost six months there as a prosecutor. so, what happens in the grand jury it's pretty simple. it's the prosecutor goes in first and says, hello ladies

and gentlemen of the grand jury my name is are a their their aidala i will present to you evidence in the case of people of the state of new york vs. xyz. the first witness you will hear from is police officer so and so. i would stand there the witness is there. and in new york it's 23, here it's a lot less jurors. and they are just regular people. they are school teachers, they are utility workers. and question and answer until they are done and then the witness goes outside of the room and i ask the grand jurors do you guys have any other questions and ask anything. a lot of times they do ask them that, ask them that. do that for as many witnesses as you think you want. the defense only has an opportunity to write a letter to the grand jurors and ask them if they want to hear from their witnesses. the grand jurors don't have to hear from the witnesses. sometimes they do. sometimes they don't. >> who are these people on the grand jury? >> the people of the grand jury are people who just get called for regular jury duty at some point a clerk of the

court or someone in the courthouse says here is your choice, you could go to a regular trial jury, like you usually see on tv but there is will the of unknowns there. you don't know how long you are going to be there. you don't know what kind of case you are going to be on. you don't know what or you can go on a grand jury. the grand jury is going to meet for once a week for the next four months from this time to that time. so you can schedule your life appropriately. >> they are not sequestered. living at home. >> how could they not in this specific case be influenced by all that's going on? people outside saying if you don't indict, we're going to burn the town down. that doesn't affect them? >> of course it does. it absolutely does. here is what i will like about this grand jury they were impaneled and listening to cases before this case ever happened. they kind of know like what a regular case should sound like. what a typical case should sound like or what a regular or typical presentation should be like. and they should be able to judge the difference between

all the other cases they heard and this one. they should be able to see through, wait a minute, in all the other cases they just did x and y and here they are doing qx, c, d, f. something doesn't seem right here or something does seem right here. >> they will know the standards they used to indict other people. they should apply those same standards to this case. >> these same jurors. these normal average people, can they be trusted once a decision is made for that 48 hour warning people period that law enforcement is supposed to get in a sensitive case. can they be trusted to keep it a secret. >> my answer if i was in charge, i would say no. my uncle anglo says a secret is something you tell people one at a time. no one really keeps a secret and don't blurt it out. you don't tell an individual. my opinion is, no, if i was handling a matter such as, this like if i was the prosecutor in charge, i would have them rule and

within a few hours i would be announcing the decision. >> you think they have already made the decision. >> i do not think they have already made a decision. >> what? >> because we were just talking about, i think if they have already made the decision it would have leaked by this point. >> on twitter. >> don't forget, it's just not just the jurors, there is a secretary who types this up there are marshals there. there are dozens of people in the courthouse, there is too many people and there is too much money and too much influence. if i run to national x, y, z magazine tonight, are they going to give me 100 grand to tell them what happened? my opinion is if i was running things, i would have them vote and then as the shortest possible give the decision. >> are arthur aidala. >> happy suffered a morning. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> well, a stranger's act of kindness touching the hearts of one of our country's heroes and his family. that navy officer's message to the generous person who touched their lives. >> and the presidents is his immigration plan won't hurt our economy. is that actually true?

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network. >> president obama says look mass low scaled immigration does depress wages for the middle class and makes it harder for people to get jobs. is that still true. >> i agree with that keep in mind economists are scratching their head all over the country running 50 different scenarios so much conflicting data what the mass impact on our economy will be. having said that econ 101 when you add workers to already filled workforce, low skilled labor all it does is give the employer less incentive to raise wages. and, as you know, wages in this country have been stagnant for at least the last five years. >> exactly. there is a massive -- there are tens of millions of people of working age who don't work. >> and that's right. unemployment is moving lower but largely for the wrong reason because the participation rate is continuing to decline. and if you add all of these people in on top of that it's just going to continue to pressure resources. >> so speaking of resources,

north only are are their obviously education, healthcare, those are the two main costs of immigration in this country, but, there is also the argument the president makes well, once we let these people stay here legally they will pay taxes. >> right. >> they are not going to be paying taxes. >> lower skilled workers, lower income workers, service industry, hospitality, auto, manufacturing, construction, those types of jobs where many of these immigrants who by the way likely have children and other dependents, they are not earning high enough wage or earning a better way to put it a wage that essentially offers them all kinds of write offs and other kinds of subsidies where frankly the money they are giving back to treasury is not going to be beneficial to federal tax rolls. >> they will the not be net contributors to the economy. >> thank you. that's a great way to put it. >> this is distinct from the other kind of immigration reform that a lot of people on both sides are calling for which would be high skilled workers, hsb program. that's not what happened. >> this is not what the executive order encompasses.

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hello. good morning. we hope you are doing well. today is saturday the 22nd of november, 2014. i'm anna kooiman and a city on edge. all eyes on ferguson, missouri, where overnight two people were arrested trying to get their hands on bombs. live on the ground as the entire nation awaits the grand jury's decision. >> and call it an early thanksgiving miracle. just like magic lois lerner's 30,000 emails the ones we were told were lost and gone forever they have been found. getting closer to the bottom of the irs targeting scandal. governor mike huckabee joins us. >> i'm mike in for clayton. and you're fired. the obama architect who called you stupid how the of

another job. one of his government's job. this is in north carolina. good morning, everybody, this is "fox & friends" on a saturday morning. hour number three starts right now. >> hi this is joel osteen, you are watching "fox & friends." good morning. >> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us on "fox & friends" weekend. >> hi tucker. >> anna b. kooiman good to see. >> you cut me out of this. >> no. you are always at the very center of it. are you kidding? >> brook is my middle name. >> abk. >> start with this. a fox news alert to tell you about this saturday. just in our newsroom another gitmo prisoner set free. releasing another detainee to saudi arabia. he is a member of al qaeda. on thursday another five detainees also released. this brings the number of detainees down to 142. >> also this morning, reports president obama quietly is expanding our military's involvement in afghanistan. in 2015.

previous plans and limited our role there next year to training afghan forces. the new guidelines allowing troops to carry out missions against the taliban and even use air strikes when needed. he is out. another state pulling the police dog on obama care architect jonathan gruber after he called americans stupid. >> >> well, north carolina now terminating gruber's contract as a healthcare consultant. he was paid $100,000 for his work in that state alone. earlier this week the state of vermont also cancelled his contract. a navy officer is brought to tears by a stranger's kindness. bashon going viral with a heart felt letter to a mystery diner who paid for his family's night out. i know people, you know, people all across this nation, they say thank you to men and women in uniform and that's great. it's a proud moment.

but, for this to happen the way it did, it's really caught me off guard and made me think about a lot of other things. you know, just sort of quieted all the negative noise. and kind of good to see something positive. >> lt. colonel mountain mann. person who paid didn't. >> i took his 6-year-old daughter out and somebody said oh, man in uniform. paid for his d birthday dinner. isn't that cool? >> pretty nice country we live in. well, ferguson, missouri, is on edge this morning. ahead of a grand jury decision in the michael brown shooting case. >> this as we learn two men with black black panther ties arrested trying to get their hands on bombs apparently. so our steve harrigan is in ferguson right now. good morning, steve. >> good morning. the two men brandon baldwin and davis were arrested on weapons charges on friday.

charged with buying handgun and giving false information. subsequent investigation by the fbi and the search of several residences according to the st. louis post dispatch has revealed that the two were also attempting to get their hands on bomb-making material. that's really been the chief concern of law enforcement here in the runup to possible protests that possible outside groups will try and use violence. meantime here, protests overnight were fairly quiet. just about 50 people out in front of the police station. that's the number we have seen the last couple of nights. in the runup the an tuition pace of possible trouble here. grand jury over the weekend have have seen several can, events, concerts and now more school districts deciding to close down monday and tuesday in the runup to thanksgiving holidays. back to you guys. >> so much to talk about. we want to hit you with what's going on in ferguson,

missouri, the story of the morning. basically you have. legal system doesn't go their way. what do you make of that? >> we need to remember that mob action is one of the things that was the most horrible part of america's history in terms of the treatment of african-americans. when people were lynched, they were lynched by mobs who took the law into their own hands, who did not think the law was acting as they wanted it to act. didn't like the process. violence. see a street named after bull conner? have you ever seen a street or -- they were mobs. they were horrible people. but we do see streets named after dr. martin luther king who advocated nonviolence. when i see violence going on in ferguson or the threat of it, i'm asking isn't this the ultimate insult to the memory of the people who

created a society where people would be able to access mobs. >> that's what is disheartening about this because there are legitimate concerns that need to be addressed in ferguson, missouri. >> you have outsiders coming in and trying to bombs and stuff like that. >> elect them in the right way. rule drat fairly and justly with regard to race. night to try to create greater tension but to resolve it i go back to the example of dr. martin luther king. he was willing to accept, even unjust punishment unto himself. think about his letters from the birmingham jail, he changed the world. not by throwing stonsz, but by giving back something that was the opposite of hate and violence. and that's how we change the world. >> hopefully be the same way -- remember the trayvon martin case the verdict came in? peaceful protests. >> everybody has a right to protest. thank god we live in america

where we can address grievances. even if they maybe are ill founded, maybe they are not. the point is we get to say what we wish to say. we have to do it in a manner that brings civility and that recognizes that we are a nation of laws and a nation of order. >> that's what empowers the american way. >> all right. another big story, the irs bombshell this morning, 30,000 emails recovered from lois lerner's computer that supposedly had crashed and we heard over the summer from the irs commissioner john koskinen saying that we will probably never get these. now we are. was the government lying to us all along? >> we know the government lies to us all the time. we know they government has lied to us repeatedly about the irs. lois lerner first said oh, we didn't target anybody. we know they did. we didn't target just conservative groups. primarily they did. gee, the dog ate my homework. and it just happened to eat the homework of every irs employee who happened to have anything to do with this. there were a lot of dogs of eating a lot of homework over the irs. i think it's time to get rid of the irs.

i'm not being facetious here. if we enacted fair tax. get rid of the irs and wouldn't be this rogue thug criminal enterprise known as the irs that has the power to investigate you, to bring charges, and then to decide what action. this is a one stop shop of injustice. and it totally is opposite of the american system of checks and balances. there is no check and no balance on the irs and it's got to go. >> i think getting better because people are waking up to the reality of how absolutely ridiculously unfair the irs is and it has become a political tool not simply an administrative force of collecting taxes. and i think more people are beginning to understand that it's wrong to punish people's productivity which is the current tax code. the irs needs to disappear. just like lois lerner. >> jonathan gruber arrogance too. >> it really is to call people stupid and then to just assume as lois lerner did that we are never going to be able to find out what they said or what they did.

thank goodness these 30,000 emails are there. i just hate to. >> i want to run this video by you. horowitz went up to cal berkeley. he staged two little protest. first waived isis flag and shouted anti-american statements. nobody said one word to him until he lit a cigarette at which point he was told to stop that or he would be arrested. >> cigarettes are more dangerous than isis. >> way more dangerous than isis. way more offensive. then he waived an israel flag and started making pro-israel statements. watch what happened. >> america is causing the death in iraq and syria. america is to blame for the death of syria. >> good luck. >> thank you, sir. >> the blood of the middle east on the hands of america. american imperialism is responsible for death all around the world. [bleep] >> excuse me? [bleep] >> that's the way you respond? [bleep] >> i'm sick? hamas is a terrorist organization. do you not agree with that,

sir? >> [bleep] >> that is just stunning. guess what really frustrates me is that becker solid a publicly funded institution. if i was a taxpayer in california i would demand my money back and say listen, turn berkeley into a private school. people stupid enough to want to write checks and fund that kind of nonsense let them do it. taxpayers should not be obligated enough to fund that defying everything of good common decency but really defies any standard of education whatsoever. that's embarrassing. ought to be embarrassing to the people of california. >> you would be living in wyoming if you were a taxpayer in. >> at least wyoming. that's why i'm not living in california. >> other reasons. we're going to have dan patrick on. we will talk about the immigration issue. he got more votes from hispanics than anyone in texas history including george w. bush and is he a guy that says we need strong border security there is a myth about this whole idea that hispanics want open borders.

>> we're looking forward to that coming up in 12 hours on your show. stick around commercial break if that's okay funchts insist. all right. >> president obama using the bible to defend his executive action on immigration. listen. >> scripture tells us that we shall not oppress a stranger. for we know the heart of a stranger. we were strangers once, too. >> all right. so governor huckabee stick around and tell us why this is firing them up. >> theologian and chief. >> this cat goes missing and then turns up thousands of miles away. where have you been kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty? what happened to that cat after the break. iesta chicken lime tortilla. sausage and pepper rigatoni. southwest style bean & barley. tuscany style chicken and pasta.

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scripture tells us that we shall not oppress a stranger. for we know the heart of a stranger. we were strangers once, too. >> of course noted theologian barack obama citing scripture as he often does this week. many republicans confused and offended. >> i understand why people use scripture in their speeches. >> sure. >> you don't want to argue against it. >> it's perfectly legitimate to use scriptures. presidents have done throughout history. use it correctly. >> when the reverend obama comes up and uses scripture to justify breaking the law and disobeying the constitution i would point him to romans 13 that says we are to obey the civil law. i would point him to the commandment don't bear false witness. i would point him to scripture that talks about how we are wonderfully and carefully nilted in our mother's womb and hows he

has advocated abortion on demand and partial birth abortion that's in total conflict with scripture. i could go on and on. this is a man though carefully selects scriptures out of context to justify what really does amount to illegal action. >> why didn't it justify action when he first got into office? i mean scripture hasn't changed over the last six years, has it. >> i don't think so. he took the position in 2008 on marriage, for example. he said and this was the interesting part. that the reason he supported natural marriage, which is man/woman marriage was because of scripture. he pointed out scripture. that's in august of 2008, the saddle back forum with john mccain. fast forward a few years and he says same sex marriage is wonderful. one of three things happened. either he lied then, he is lying now, or scripture did, in fact, change and he was the only one who got the new and improved version of it. i don't know of which the three it is. that's the only option. >> this immigration thing, everybody is all is upset

about the executive action on thursday night. why doesn't congress pass a bill? >> i think because the president insists on what would be more of an open immigration amnesty approach rather than first secure the borders. if you say, okay. everybody who is here you are home free. that invites millions more to hurry and get here as quick as they can to be part of that we saw that happen in 1986, when we had an amnesty bill. >> right, yeah. >> look, i don't think anybody -- i personally don't. maybe there are people who think we can mass deport 12 million people. that's not realistic and not going to do it. what we ought to do is say if we're going to have this process, let's first be serious about having borders that we actually control. >> hold on, wait. everyone always says we can't deport 12 million people. all right, final. just because you can't deport 12 million doesn't mean you can't deport some. that's a way of taking deportation off the table and leaving it out in wacko

land. >> we can't deport 12 million i agree with you. we can deport every person who has broken the law. every person arrested and violated the law. if a person comes here and doesn't want to willed up america, -- build up america they don't belong here. >> isn't that part of executive action deporting criminals. >> well, let's see if it happens. let's just see if that happens. >> always been the obligation of the federal government to deport people who are noncitizen aliens. >> you have to prove that you have been here five years. if you don't have any documents, how do you prove have you been here five years. >> you just declare it. >> i have been here five years. >> faith based component of the obama administration. >> takes enormous amount of faith to believe this president. i must tell you i don't have that much faith. i'm a man of faith but i don't have that much. i'm not even close to that. i'm sorry. governor great to see you. >> god bless you, reverend. >> thanks. >> and you too, doctor. >> 18 minutes after the hour. he fell more than 200 feet off a cliff, was left in a coma. but this morning, this young child is awake and his story

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medical-induced coma to recover from surgery and serious injuries, but he is awake now. and an explosion rocks a five-star hotel in london overnight. 500 guests forced out of their rooms, more than a dozen people hurt. this is part of the hyatt regency, it collapsed. part of it collapsed after a suspected gas explosion inside the kitchen in the hotel. >> hey, anna. >> hey, mike. thanks so much. 23 minutes after the hour. special education students at one new york high school look forward to their annual field trip each year. and raising money for it used to be as simple as a bake sale. well, not anymore. thanks to brand new federal regulations. and now one teacher is fighting back. special education instructor tina decarlo joins us now. good morning, tina, thanks for joining us. >> good morning, thank you. >> okay. obviously, these bake sales are great for special education students. it helps them go to prom at the end of the year with the money that's raised. it helps them go to the field trips. it helps them buy school

supplies. but it's not just what it does for them in the end. the actual process of the bake sale is good for them, why? >> because my class is a life skills class. and these the baking and cooking instilled life skills they need to learn how to cook. measuring for math, reading a recipe, learning as well as when we sale the bake goodsed show them how to make money and the money is used to do things that will benefit them. >> so when you found out that you weren't able to do this bake sale anymore. what was the reaction from your students and their parents? >> the whole program, the whole building itself because the whole building cannot fund raise selling baked goods or snacks that aren't considered healthy enough. parents were, you know, outraged. they like that their kids can sell food and get the experience of handling money and the whole being able to be in the social aspect of it. the parents were really discouraged as well.

>> okay. so, of course some schools are finding ways to get exempted. why can't you get it? >> new york state so far only state ha no, sir not offered an exemption for school district. in order to get a healthier snack, we can. but the rules are so stringent that we couldn't meet the guidelines. >> what about making something else, instead of making cakes and pies, sandwiches salad. do you feel like the market isn't there to actually buy it? why couldn't do you that instead. >> we have tried to make different foods. the law is so stringent, you can't sell hot dogs, hamburgers, everything you put together you have to have nutritional guideline for it it we would love to sell fruit salads but logistics of fruit being expensive that it is. and unfortunately the kids would rather have snacks that they grew up with. >> well, tina, i sure hope

that you guys can come up with something because it would sure be a shame if they weren't able to go to prom or their end of the year school trip. we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> on the brink as we wait upon a decision from the grand jury, you will never believe what protesters telling kids about police. the disturbing details next. plus, it's a hit and run. literally much the story behind this video sphrated ahead.

obama taking a lot of heat from republicans, some are saying that obama thinks he is an american king. at least they finally admit i'm an american. obama denying that is he a king. look, the only guy at the white house who wear as crown is biden when i take him to burger king. >> he is good. >> all right. we have some other stories making headlines. >> burger king. >> you have probably never been there. >> that's the one with the whopper? >> home of the whopper. >> i love a whopper: some other stories making headlines this saturday brazen armed robbery caught on camera. two armed men dressed in black forcibly move a clothing store employee out of the cam wraps view, you saw there that's when prince

george's county police say the man was robbed and pistol whipped. a thousand dollar reward is offered for any information about the crime. intense moments in a pennsylvania neighborhood. 10 homes are evacuated after two massive sinkholes open up nearby. two cars falling into the holes but luckily nobody was hurt. check out this picture, the second sinkhole eating up an entire driveway. officials say the sinkholes were caused by crews repairing a broken water mane in that area. and a terrifying night for passengers on board this plane to atlanta a crew bus slamming right into the wing of the american airlines jet. nobody on the plane was hurt. but passengers say they were pretty shaken up. you can imagine. they got to their destination just fine. just not on that particular plane. >> and, it was a meow mixup. meet spice. this kitty went missing from her new mexico home on halloween night and somehow ended up some 2300 miles away in maine. but exactly how she got

there still remains a mystery. spice was found in a duffle bag outside of portland, a thrift store there. she was taken to a nearby animal shelter where workers used her implanted microchip to track down her owner in alba kirky. she will be flown back the first week of december. >> you know, in a duffle bag? >> they are very mysterious creatures. >> they are. >> you can't trust them. >> claims amnesia like i have no idea where i was. >> i think she is seeing another cat, having an affair. >> hiking the happen lation appear appear appalachian trail. >> you said it, it is certainly still chilly, going to change. a warm-up for most of the country temporarily, the start of that warm-up is down across parts of texas today threats of severe weather hot and humid and

upper level disturbance move and bring that threat for a few tornadoes, certainly wind and hail. tomorrow a little bit of a bigger threat. you see that orange bulls eye across southern louisiana, the new orleans area mobile over towards pensacola that will be the target area. anywhere looking at yellow threat for severe weather tomorrow. we will watch that closely. today, we're going to see rain move in towards the buffalo area that saw so much snow this week. see some rain in the temperatures. cool day. the big warm-up by monday. southeast, heavy showers and thunderstorms across much of texas. some of those could be heavy and isolated rain couple inches of rain. rain is good. see localized flooding with those storms do too quickly. pretty nice day so cold there. today is is a warm day enjoy temperatures creeping up into the 40s and 50s for many of you intermountain can west across the rockies and cascades.

across places like portland and up towards seattle and rain showers make its way into southern california by the time we get towards the evening all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thanks a million, rick. >> you bet. this morning, tensions are high in ferguson, missouri as the grand jury expected to come down any moment now. >> schools are closed on monday and tuesday and al sharpton says no matter what the decision he will be there. >> i have pledged to the mother and father of michael brown that i will be there with them when the decision is announced as importantly national action network and i 25 cities release. going immediately to federal buildings to have vigils and nonviolent demonstrations. >> is the reverend off base here? should he really be promoting demonstrations? >> jackson is executive director of the black sphere

and author of the big black lie. he joins us from the courthouse. thanks for coming on. what's the point of the reverend al sharpton going to ferguson? >> tucker, the absurdity of this is only exceeded by barack obama's ego and al sharpton's tax debt. this is the most blatant political ploy ever. the only reason he is limiting it to 25 cities is he can't get enough funding to go into more cities. i have never seen anything like this. we have gotten emails about, you know, one of my children goes to school here. and we have gotten emails that the schools are shutting down, you know, over this nonsense. look. this is strictly what i call in my book race pimping: al sharpton has to do this in order to remain relevant. it's really that simple. >> what does it say to you that al sharpton says is he going to be protesting, calling for these nonviolent protests, hopefully they will be, regardless of the outcome, what does that say to you?

>> well, what it says is that and i said this early on, it didn't matter what was going to happen in the outcome of the grand jury. al sharpton was going to protest. if they found him guilty, he was going to protest that see, i was right. this is what happens when w. with the police. of course when they find out that darren wilson wasn't guilty, then they have to say that there is no justice in america. there is no in between for the left. and the unfortunate thing is if they really wanted to protest, they need to protest all the democrats that have led to this unfortunate situation. claire mccaskill, lacy clay, barack obama and others. all of these people have led the situation not only just limited to ferguson, it's all over america where these kids are left in desperate situations where they can't find jobs and things like this. so, sharpton needs this. he needs it, i guess, to pay off his tax debt because there is no reason to do this. >> so meanwhile, the people who actually live in ferguson are bearing the brunt of these protests. here is a school

superintendent from the school system tiffany and derson talking about the fliers kids in her schools are getting. she said fliers encouraging kids to be disruptive and encouraging to think of police as quote pigs. that was disturbing, she said. those are being passed out by some the out-of-state groups coming to protest in ferguson. they have a different agenda, no? these groups? >> no doubt about it. there were school signs about two weeks ago that were essentially saying very much the same thing, tucker, and the parents made them take them down and some parents took their kids out of school. we quote a letter that essentially said in all the inner city schools and this is a tragedy. patients are getting letters saying hey, listen, we expect eruption. and it's happening over the death of a kid who did something that led to his own shooting. the amount of energy that's going into this, the wasted funded that could be going to things that mean something to inner city programs to help these kids and al sharpton's organizing

things that are counter productive. it's sleuth absurdity and i would like to see the guy arrested for something like this. it's amazing that he could get away with it. >> kevin, what are you telling your kids? >> well, three of my sons are older. but my youngest son we talk to him about, you know, disregard this. you have got to respect law and order. i think it's a tragedy that in these inner city city schools f the police type mentality. it's you are a victim no matter what. for the left -- the left is going to be held to pay for it it obviously this last election there was some blow back on it. but i think it's going to get even worse. i know that the people of ferguson who are absolutely phenomenal folks are sick of this. >> kevin jackson in clayton, missouri. i hope you will keep us updated. i assume you are going around for whatever happens the next couple days: thank you. >> my pleasure. >> coming up next, thanks,

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>> get out and run. a car being chased by police officers accommodation comes barreling through an intersection crashes into white van. the passenger instantly jumping out of the car and taking off. cops arrive moments later and the driver actually pointing them in the direction which to go and they caught the guy a little bit later. how is this for a death defying adrenaline rush? >> isn't that amazing? a tractor-trailer jumping 83 feet over a formula one race car? two expert stunt men saying a world record for commercial for enc enterprises. they have done james bond movies and fast and furious. that franchise. here we go. tucker? >> president obama makes it official in las vegas yesterday, on board air force one he signs executive action allowing amnesty for millions of people here illegally and continued to make his case. this comes as a new report shows that ice is 2400 beds

for a new spring surge of illegals across the border. incited by the amnesty. kansas secretary of state chris cobach who has drafted several immigration laws across the country joins us to react. thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> what do you think the effect on future legal immigration will be from this amnesty? >> well, we know already from past amnesties whenever the president does something like this, he did it two years ago. in june of 2012. remember, he did a very similar action where he announced that the so-called dreamer aliens who claimed to have entered the country before the age of 16 got an executive amnesty. that led directly to the surge of illegal immigration we had this summer with lots of young people under the age of 16, coming in from central america to claim the amnesty. we had over 70,000 of them. so, ice knows this very well. they know what president obama has done is just going to cause another wave of illegal immigration every time there has been am nets

city whether it's been illegitimate one like we have now or legitimate one like the congress and president in 1986, we know it causes a wave of more illegal aliens come in and claim they are eligible for it and we can't prove that they are not. nobody is standing at the border in the middle of the night yeah you came in time or no you didn't. >> it's immoral as the president has said twice in the last two days to ask people tough questions to rip them from the arms. first of all, who pays for this? someone has got to educate the children, provide healthcare, housing vouchers, food stamps, who pays? >> the short answer, tucker, you and i pay. all-american taxpayers. it's the ultimate unfunded mandate on the the states, too. the last time this issue was studied, they found that just under $20,000 a year is the price tag for a household of illegal alien headed households, and that's what we are talking about here. this amnesty is based on parents illegal alien heads of households. that's net, after you take

into account any sales taxes any taxes the family might pay. $20,000 we are paying as taxpayers. >> but, wait, wait, hold on this is a nation of immigrants. stop it with your numbers and math and confusing rationale linear thinking like that. please. let's get back to the heart strings. so what can you do about it as the secretary of state of kansas or any state official? what can do you about this? >> well, the thing the states can do is bring a lawsuit. and that's what i already did on behalf of 10 ice agents in the state of mississippi. we are in federal court right now. we already had a federal judge rule last year that this does violate federal law. tucker, will is a law on the books already that says, certain ice agents or all ice agents must place certain illegal aliens into removal proceedings. not may but shall place them into proceedings and obama has been ordering ice agents to break that federal law. so there is a very clear legal path to challenging

a great graphic. >> every year. >> family, fun, and food in the kitchen. >> i think we're looking good. >> oh, yeah, katie. >> you pour the marshmallows in, not on top. >> i got that. >> this is good right here. >> hmm. >> right here. >> that tastes just like being around the campfire. >> yeah, there's no wrong way to eat a marshmallow. even if you're not celebrating thanksgiving at bobby flay's, chef katie lee is here now to help us prepare our best bird

for our family feast. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. i'm so excited to be here and talk turkey time. >> you know, turkey -- everybody loves it, kind of, because it end up being dry all the time. >> i love turkey. it doesn't have to be dry and it doesn't have to be stressful. i think that's something on thanksgiving that everybody kind of freaks out over this bird. and i'm telling you, it can be super simple. i've got a method to cut the cooking time in half. and it's called spach cocking. i know it's a funny name. you take your turkey, you flip it over and you get some poultry shears. you can get them at any kitchen supply store. they're basically really sharp scissors for heavy-duty. you cut out the backbone of the bird and you flip it over like this and then salt and pepper it. you kind of take your hand and push down on the breast to break the breastbone and spread it out. then i make a try brine. i'm sure you've heard of a wet

brine. pretty traditional. >> yeah. >> but you can get kind of waterlogged with your turkey, then you have to find a big place to put the turkey. for dry brine it's some some salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion powder. mix it together. you can add paprika to this, chili powder, whatever your family's taste is. >> and a dry brine still gives you a juicy turkey? >> very juicy. it enhances its natural flavors and tenderness. you do that for a couple days. so what i do is put it on there, wrap it in plastic wrap, do that a couple days, then take the plastic wrap off, let it sit in the refrigerator for 24 hours if with no covering and that skin's going to get nice and dried out and then it can be really crispy. so for this, we have an herb butter, butt we are a bunch of different herbs, salt and pepper, you kind of lift up the skin and push it under the skin. >> where does that name come from? i'm not the queen of the kitchen, but --

>> i'm not sure where it comes from. somebody with a good sense of humor. so you want to get that butter all underneath, and i do the same on a traditional turkey with that. amend then i take it and i put it on top of my stuffing. just like that. and this goes into the oven for only 90 minutes. >> you're kidding me. >> it's a really quick way to cook a turkey. >> obviously it has to be thawed out before you cut it in half and do all that. that what's that prosz says like? >> if you have a frozen turkey, get on it now. it takes about a day for every four pounds. then you also want to have time to do your dry brine. if you have a frozen turkey, put it in the fridge today, let it thaw. >> you get up thanksgiving morning and a completely frozen turkey. >> if you plan on deep frying your turkey, make sure it's not frozen at all because you'll be in for trouble.

>> do you have another method also? >> for our traditional bird, i do the same with our herb butter under the skin and inside i put a lemon and an onion. on our food network special for the thanksgiving at bobby's, we went back and forth, do we stuff the bird or not. he's against the stuffing. i was always for it and he kind of converted me because i think you get more even cooking if it's not stuffed. now i just do an onion and a lemon. then i make this special basting broth. so chicken broth, orange juice, and maple syrup. and maple syrup is really the key to get that golden brown color. >> makes it pretty. >> yeah. the sugar is caramelized. i baste this about every 30 minutes and that's going to help keep it juicy. if you look at your turkey and see the legs or the wings are starting to get done too quickly, just at the present time them with a little bit of foil and that will make them not get burned. and i also, you know, just throw away -- you know how it comes

with the thermometer in it? take it out, throw it away. it's junk. get an instant read -- >> like free with the -- >> yeah, throw it out. >> katie lee, thank you so much. i love thanksgiving. we're going to be hosting on thanksgiving. >> great tips. thank you so much. >> and remember to tune in to the food network today at noon. you can catch katie on thanksgiving at bobby's. >> i love turkey. >> turkey for breakfast. turkey anytime. here's what's coming up on "fox & friends." we have a "fox news alert." breaking details unfolding top of the hour. and then a complete stranger touches the lives of this navy officer and his family with an act of kindness. the special message he now has for the generous mystery person. go, go, go, go, go! doesn't take a holiday.

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good morning, friends. today is saturday, the 22nd of november, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. all eyes on ferguson this morning where overnight two people were arrested for trying to get bombs. we are live on the ground as an entire nation awaits the grand jury's decision. do you believe in magic? you can call it an early thanksgiving miracle. you know there's 30,000 e-mails that low lois lerner wrote? we were told they were gone, never to be found, lost. poof, they've been pulled out of a hat like a rabbit. it turns out they do exist, and they're going to tell us what exactly she did to target conservative groups. details ahead. tucker, then a disturbing site on a college campus. look at this. >> america is causing the deaths in iraq and syria. america is to blame for the death of syria. >> [ bleep ]. >> excuse me?

>> yeah, no words for isis, but students attack israel? the fourth hour of fox and friend on this saturday morning starts right now. this is going to be the best hour in the history of the show. >> shoot for the moon, maybe you'll land on a star. i like the way you think. >> got to live up to it. >> you are so nice. good morning, mike jerrick. >> good morning, tucker. >> we have a magical story to tell you. you must remember months ago when the congress was saying to lois lerner, first of all, tell us what you did, second, what happened to all the e-mails you wrote? >> they're gone. >> and the position of the irs commissioner was they're gone, never to be recovered. turns out they have been recovered. >> how many? >> about 30,000. >> 30,000 e-mails. >> so was the government lying to us all along? we had governor mike huckabee on the show earlier. he says this. >> we know this government has

lied to us repeatedly about the irs. lois lerner said we didn't target anybody. we know they did. we didn't target just conservative groups. primarily, they did. gee, the dog ate my homework and happened to ooet the homework of every irs employee who had anything to do with this. i think it's time to get rid of the irs. i'm not being facetious here. if we enangted the fair tax, one of the things we would do is repeal the 16th amendment, get rid of the irs, and there wouldn't be this rogue, thug criminal enterprise known as the irs. >> tax collectors f s for polit purposes? this is much worse than anything nixon even attempted to do. >> you really weighed in on this. a ton of e-mails and facebook responses. kathy on facebook says, of course the government has been lying. that's what this administration does. anyone with half a brain knew the emails were not missing. >> and kathy says, but of course they only turn up right after

the midterm election and long before the next presidential. >> such a good point. you could haven't a better time to show up if you're a democrat. wouldn't take this long for the irs to find problems with our tax returns and slap people with audits. that's an excellent point. >> mike rodgers. >> 30,000 e-mails, this is a bombshell, but at the same time, how do we know that the government isn't still lying to us and that they haven't been scrubbed for pertinent information that would be damning to lois lerner and the irs snirs. >> that's the problem with all of this? the problem with the obama administration using a federal agency for political ends. it wrecks everybody's trust in the honesty of government. and that's a bad thing. >> we thought the big story today was going to be the ferguson, missouri, situation and immigration, but now this bombshell about the e-mails and the irs. but speaking of ferguson, missouri, unrest continuing overnight in ferguson as we await a decision from that grand jury. >> the city bracing for the verdict that is expected to come down any day now. so what's the feeling on the ground? >>. >> jamie:ing us now our old friend, fox news contributor rod

wheelan in ferguson. what do you see? what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning, guys. right now things are kind of quiet, as a matter of fact, very quiet. last night i drove around the city of ferguson right around 2:00 a.m. last night and i can tell you it was only about 50 to 75 protesters and they were all cementered around the ferguson police department and they had signs but there was no rioting, no violence. so what's going to happen today? i can tell you exactly what's going to happen. we're going to continue to see the numbers increase i believe of individuals protesting, but i do think the protests are going to be very civil. the other thing that we hope happens today is that the grand jury will release their decision at some point either today or tomorrow, maybe earlier this week. but in any event, right now things are very calm, things are very quiet and hopefully it will stay like that the rest of the weekend. >> so grand jury has not made a decision? i thought they were going to do it yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: that's right. they have not made a decision. from what we're being told, as you can see i'm right here by

the courthouse and there's a number of people out here waiting. here's the thing that's really interesting. the jury met yesterday up until arnold 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. in the evening, then they were dismissed for the holiday. so the question becomes, you know, did they make a decision? what we're being told is that it's a possibility a decision may have been made and that it's just not going to be announced until either tomorrow or late they are week. we don't know that for sure, but that's why everybody is here waiting, guys. >> okay, rod. thank you. ferguson, missouri. other big news to tell you about. we start with a fox news alert in this morning. another gitmo prisoner set free. the u.s. department of defense releasing a member of al qaeda to the government of saudi arabia. on thursday another five detainees were also released bringing the number still in gitmo down to 142. and another "fox news alert," new this morning, we just learned about a british teenager arrested for preparing for acts of terrorism. the 19-year-old is detained at

heathrow airport on thursday. police say the arrest was planned and intelligence led. the teenager had just gotten off a flight from jordan. no other details released at this time. and this morning, reports president obama quietly expanding our military's involvement in afghanistan in 2015. previous plans had limited our role there next year to training afghan forces. the new guidelines allowing troops to carry out missions against the taliban and even use air strikes when needed. a mystery diner pays for a naval officer's dinner. and he was just having dinner and this all happened. now the lieutenant commander is going viral with a heartfelt letter of thanks. he posted on facebook, "you don't know a single burden i may carry or what i may have been going through today. i fought back tears as i tried to keep myself together and take in your kindness at its root. you presented me with hope and faith." the man says his daughter asked him to wear his uniform to her

birthday dinner but he never expected this. >> it caught me flat-footed. i know people all across this nation they say thank you to our men and women in uniform and that's great. it's a proud moment. but for this to happen the way it did, it really caught me off guard and made me think about a lot of other things, you know, just sort of quieted all the negative noise and kind of good to see something positive. >> well, the person who paid for the meal has asked not to be identified. those are your headlines, ladies and gentlemen, which moves seamlessly, in fact, to our friend rick, who's standing by with weather. >> monday, may be 70 degrees in philadelphia where i live. >> it probably will be. >> how about that. >> i'm going to wear shorts. >> 70 and rainy and windy. it comes at a price. >> yeah. >> please no. all right. this morning we have some freezing rain going on across parts of the great lakes, places

seeing snow and cold weather. starting to see warm air move in and lit get there eventually. right now the surface is still very cold and that warm air makes its way across parts of the great lakes where we're looking attempts in the lower 30s and buffalo first time you're getting above freezing far very long time. notice the next couple days batches of showers moving through and some heavy rain moving in sunday night into monday as the temperatures really begin to climb. 52 during the joef night hours in buffalo tomorrow night. and then we're going to see temps pushing 60 in buffalo. we've had so much rain and snow there, and now we'll get rain and warm temperatures and see melting across that area. this area is starting to improve across parts of the south. tomorrow a significant threat across the central gulf area where we could see a few tornadoes, possibly a large tornado or two. >> in november? >> we do get a secondary weather season. >> thank you very much. university of california, berkeley, a guy goes onto the

campus with two flags, right? an isis flag and an israeli flag. what was the point? >> yeah. it's a social experiment, but i think it's going to surprise you the reaction from students. let's take a look. >> america is causing the deaths in iraq and syria. america is to blame for the deaths of syria. >> good luck. >> thank you, sir. >> the brunt of the middle east in the hands of america. american imperialism is responsible for death all around the world. >> [ bleep ]. >> excuse me? >> [ bleep ]. >> that's the way you respond? >> you're sick. >> i'm sick? >> yes. >> hamas is a terrorist organization. do you not agree with that, sir? >> whatever, yo. free palestine. >> people calling him a murderer when he was waving the israeli flag and raising the isis flag nobody would come up to him. >> one person came up and said you can't smoke here. what they thought was offensive

was he was having a cigarette. >> isn't this a public university? >> it is. funded by the taxpayers of california. >> but pro-isis. unbelievable. well, the president's power move on immigration, judge alex setz he can't do that. the judge is here live with us with a lesson on the constitution. >> and a there are 100 bill sounds pretty good, right? might look tempting but it's dangerous. the warning you need to hear next.

president obama making it official, putting pen to paper on his executive action, the one that gave amnesty to 5 million illegal immigrants two days ago. >> but are his actions constitutional? >> let's talk about wit judge alex. good to see you. >> great to be here.

>> thanks for coming in. so -- legal? >> not mip, no. he could have done it legally. if president obama had said, you know, we have limited resources, i'm going to instruct the homeland security department to just start deporting criminals and they get priority, nobody could have objected to that because he can decide how to use the resources he has. but that wouldn't give protection to anybody. that would just say we're going to start with criminals and when we run out of criminals it's your turn. by saying we ear not going to deport these people, that's where he's rewriting the law. >> we have him on tape more than 20 times saying i'm not an emperor, not a king, there are laws of the land. what changed? >> one of two things. he either knows, which i suspect he does, because i don't know if he was a constitutional law lecturer or professor, i have a hard time thinking he's professor because of some of the other unconstitutional things he's done during his term, but there's no way that nobody

advised him on this, it's not constitutional, but there are no repercussions. it will take time to sort it out. meanwhile, he's granted amnesty to these people and now it's the republicans' job to get everybody angry by taking it away. >> his statement was so defensive. >> typically he shows you the source -- >> but their talking point which thaw ear deploying everywhere this morning is every president does this. >> and a horrible point. first of all, every president doesn't do this. what he compares to what george w. bush and reagan did completely different. >> how? >> first of all, they were supported by congress. they passed an act which legalized immigrants and what they did was say we've legalized all these immigrants. these children are going through the process because their parents are legal. we want to let them go through the process. we're going to grant them about 100 and something thousand people the protection until they become citizens. that is completely different. it was supported by an act of

congress. he's saying i'm going to take this blanket group of 5 million people and make them legal. >> i think the '86 case is what you're talking about. the president was working with congress. >> i don't know if he did or didn't, but at least it was done with congress' support. also, the fact that somebody else did it and it's wrong, when i was a cop and i pulled somebody over going 95 miles an hour, they go everybody's going we shouldn't enforce the speed limit theb. >> what about the argument that it's frustrating dealing with congress, they're not doing what i want them to do? >> that's the whole point. the president -- he's not the first president to have a congress that did not agree with him, and your option is to negotiate, you know, compromise, not get everything you want but get something, okay. or nothing gets done. and if nothing gets done it becomes the right of the public, it becomes a political solution to go to the public and say we're going to vote this congress out because they're

being on struckive and we're going to vote in a republican president because this president is having difficulties with congress. that doesn't mean the house has to like the senate's plan. >> the house came up with a plan that got killed in the senate. they don't talk about that one. >> as far as the action taken thursday, is it going to stick? it's going to get stopped by the supreme court ultimately. >> it should get stopped by the supreme court. now if you have a republican president who comes in and says you know what, i understand what the tax code says, burr i don't like the way it affects business. so i'm going to cut the tax rates for all businesses with the stroke of a pen. you can't do that. that's the legislature's job. but if you lay this president -- this precedent that the president can say, you know, congress isn't working with me on culting the tax code, so i'm just going to have to take action, they can pass the bill that i like if they want but until then, you know, businesses don't have to pay this tax rate. >> people aren't obeying. >> there's a separation of powers for a reason and either

he knows it and is ignoring it or he was never a constitutional law professor. >> how are things in miami? >> warmer. >> judge alex. >> don't rub it in. >> great to be here. thank you. coming up, world war ii rifles being removed from a museum. the reason? gun control laws. we've got a big update to this story coming up. is being a parent real through greatest joy of life? there's a book that says having kids actually makes you unhappy. these parents have something to say about it.

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now. the school board in texas approving new controversial textbooks for some months. parents had expressed concern over the books saying they are too sympathetic to muslims and omit the achievements of president ronald reagan. new books will be in place for at least a decade. and several guns at a washington world war ii museum aren't going anywhere. the lynden pioneer museum plans to send the guns back to the owners because they couldn't pay for background checks. a local pawnshop stepped in and decided to foot the bill. parenting is often referred to as one of the great joys of life. uh. but in her book "all joy and no fun," mom jennifer senior digs into the dirty little secret of parenting. it's not all sunshine and it could be making you unhappy. here to weigh in on this, our parenting panel, dr. tim in the middle, good to see you, author of 12 huge mistakes parents can

avoid. jennifer wallace, of course freelance writer, and cindy b barsha, mother of two and chief marketing officer of urgent care center. good to see you all again. >> thank you. >> parenting is hard. >> yes. >> but will's this theory, you need to be a parent, it brings joy to your life. and it does. i have two daughters. >> oh you do. okay. >> best things that happened to me in my life. but you better know before you have kid, it's work. >> it's work. everything is work. everything worth something is work. i'm happy. >> how many kids? >> i have two twin girls 5 years old and i'm a single mom. >> whoa. >> and i work full-time, obviously. so you know what, for me, it's work. but i enjoy my work too. so it's how you look at life. these people who are going on back of this book, you know, they probably other parts of their life they're not happy in. not happy people. >> are you happy? >> i'm happy, but i do think there's a difference between

drawing fulfill frmt the raising of children rather than expecting every day to be goose bumps and glee and so forth. i have two grown children, 26 and 22, and we spent time together but knowing it was hard work going into the journey gave us a realistic expectation. my concern is today i think we have a new parenting report card and can't keep up. we think we're failing. can't get enough gadgets like the joneses have and we feel like we're falling behind. >> back when i was being raised by my mom and dad, they were kind of in charge. it seems now like the kids are in charge. >> i agree. we have to differentiate between our love of our kids -- i'm a mom of three and i love my children, but this modern parenting, which is sort of this new job description that's an impossible job to fill. you know, used to be when your parenting were raising you you fit into their schedule. >> right. >> now we contort ourselves around our children's, and it's our own fault, not our child's fault. we have redefined the boundaries of parenting and it's become this job that -- >> the best parenting my mom and

dad did at the dinner table. we had din aertner at 5:30 ever evening, same time, same chairs. now we're not even having dinner together. >> my dad says that's the biggest problem, not having dinner anymore. we have to have time to process life. that's where i get a lot of my world shaping, around the dinner table. >> you hear your parents discussing things and you absorb it. >> for me in my lifetime, my children are young and mornings are the best time nape err focused, clear, not all these obstacles from the day. nibble the morning is the best for the children when they're younger. >> i did see a survey that says is meal now we're all around the table is breakfast more than dinner. >> oh, yeah. >> i do do the breakfast because my kids are young too and 5:00 is sort of rush hour in my house. but i aspire to the family dinner. i think there is something about sitting around a table that we've been doing for thousands of year, and i think there's something that can benefit our

children. but more than, that i know that the struggle in the year ahead will be homework becomes the table. as a society we've sort of shifted from focusing on the individual instead of focusing on the family. >> can i do some stats here? about breakfast, seriously. lasting, positive effectings by having breakfast. 1.5 times more likely to have good relationships if you eat breakfast together. high grade point average. grades go up if you're eating breakfast together. less tobacco and alcohol use. look at this. 74% regularly eat breakfast at home. breakfast continue summings in the united states is increased by 4% toef last ten years. >> interesting. for me i think the important thing is you have a time to process where it's not rushed. you talked about an unrushed time. it's not rushed together and you're actually shaping, i think, the way your child thinks, not telling what they think but -- >> don't you think at a young age it should be the morning?

because then they don't have all these obstacles. at the end of the day, a 4-, 5-year-old, they're tired, xaursed, just starting kindergarten. >> for my home my kids do not wake um ready to talk. >> cranky in the morning. >> yeah. >> i have a 4-year-old who starts the day at 4:45. so relaxed. three-hour breakfast. i do aspire to the dinner. i think there's something to talk about the end of the day. breakfast it's hard to be reflective. it's more anticipation of the day. there's something about the end of the day reflecting and taking time as a parent. >> that's what we do, reflect at the end of the day and how do we think. >> on weekends my daughters try to sleep in and they'd come into the bedroom and tap me on my shoulder. >> i have one that does that. >> wake up, mommy. >> are you awake? >> thank you all very much. have a great day. ferguson and the nation awaiting this decision by the grand jury on the death of

michael brown. you will never believe what protesters are telling children about the police, some people in ferguson. disturbing details out of that town in missouri. and the owner of a restaurant slapped with a massive fine. why? because he put an ad in the paper asking for a hostess. and the people are saying that is sexist. he said hostess. as opposed to server. we'll discuss.

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nobody on the plane was hurt, but passengers say they were pretty shaken up. that plane is now out of commission. a window washer survives an 11-story fall off the roof of a building right onto a moving car. the man in san francisco is in critical condition this morning. the worker was moving equipment around on the roof getting ready to start washing the windows when he somehow lost balance and fell. surprisingly, the driver of the car was not hurt. a scary new scam targeting shoppers. a $100 bill is left behind on your windshield so of course when you see it after you're shopping you see the cash, you want to grab it, but that's when a thief jumps in and takes off with the car running. police warn it's important to be aware of your surroundings. the owner of a new york city restaurant slapped with a $5,000 fine after an employee took out an ad on craigslist for a waitress. well, the reason, the employee didn't use the word "server" in the ad and that's against the

law for being sexist. we spoke with the owner earlier on fox and friends. >> i think the city wants to make some money. i think they have to grab from somewhere and go after small business. small business cannot afford this anymore. something has to do something about this. we need help because these people, they put too many regulations on us, and i don't know what they're trying to achieve with this. we're going to go out of business if they continue to do this kind of stuff. >> steven in oregon says this -- why doesn't new york go after the restaurant's name? isn't sistina feminine? from ne "forget trying to list dress codes too. i have repeatedly had ads removed because i listed construction positions require work boots, no sneakers, no tank tops." >> really. monday, this is what i'm saying, mitm, if we make it to

monday it's supposed to be 70 degrees. >> but also windy and rainy. >> i don't care about the rain. >> rick has good news. >> good news, bad news. after this cold snap we'll get a bit of a warm-up. pattern changes at least temporarily, so enjoy it while you can. here's todays temps in the mid-atlantic, the northeast, and the great lakes. tomorrow, some green there, temps into the 60s and monday is the big day. philadelphia, mike, 71 degrees, 72 in d.c., and buffalo 60 where we've had all that snow. that means rapid snow melt and potential for flooding. want to talk about a big storm coming in akrolsz parts of the west. we'll see rain and snow across the sierra nevadas and snow moving across parts of the wasatch towards the central rockies. areas seeing up to a foot of snow. we want to get that snow in there for the skiers and the ski season. across the northeast today a chilly day.

we'll superstorm sandy the rain move in toward buffalo by the afternoon. mid-atlantic warming up into the lower 50s. down to the southeast, a cool day across the southeast, but the southern plains a lot of severe weather possible. in fact, including a threat of tornadoes today, tomorrow that moves just in across parts of southern louisiana, mississippi, al mannar, the panhandle of florida. across the panhandle, enjoy this day. today getting above freezing at 37. not bad. 71 for you, mike, on monday. how is that? >> thank you. appreciate that. seriously. unrest in the city of ferguson, missouri, continuing overnight as we await this grand jury decision in the michael brown case. >> some schools are canceling class in anticipation of riots because they say the kids might be in danger. is this the right decision? >> joining us now radio talk show host in st. louis, mcgraw millen. thanks for joining us. >> how you doing. >> a little surprising for the rest of us and the rest of the country that the police, and there are some feds on the

scene, too, can't secure public order sufficient to keep the schools open. is the threat that high? >> well, the fear is that high. and i think precaution wins the day here. so if you're a parent or you're a teacher or a superintendent, what's the easiest thing to do? send the kids home, we don't have to worry about it. we don't know when this decision is going to come down, if it's sunday, monday. it's easier for this school to wipe their hands of it because of the lack of leadership and the lack of continuity and the fear that is everywhere. it's just easier to keep those kids at home. >> what are you hearing there in the st. louis area? do you think this decision's been made by the grand jury? >> reporter: so, everyone has an opinion. everyone's heard the rumor. everyone's heard the same rumor. bob mccullough's office has really been the only one that's done their job through this entire thing. there have been no leaks from his office and i suspect it's going to remain that way. we can keep hearing the rumors

and keep spreading the rumors. bob mccullough will tell us when he wants to announce it, whether they made the decision yesterday, whether they're going to meet again sunday or monday, just pure speculation. when bob mccullough wants us to know, he's going to tell us. >> this has been going on for months now, the unrest in ferguson. and it is unfortunate that the community is having to deal with all this for so long. we talked about the school canceling classes. the superintendent of the jennings school district, which does have parts in the ferguson area, had this to say, told this to a local newspaper, that people en masse were hanging out flyers encouraging students to be disruptive and encouraging them to think of police as pigs. that was disturbing, so they canceled class monday and tuesday. what are you hearing about this? >> reporter: look, this is an overall larger conversation about race that st. louis is having with itself and the country is having with itself. i have been told by my african-american friends that in african-american communities and

in homes that's what they're taught. the police are not your friend. you need to protect yourself from the police. so something like this in the white community is shocking and sad, but in the black community that's a real issue. >> so we can have all the conversations of race we want and justice and whether the shooting was justified or not, all legitimate. but this is a hostage situation it looks like to me. this is a group of people in the street saying do what we want and we're going to commit violence. that's not a conversation, is it? >> it's ban hostage situation since shortly after michael brown was shot. it's been a hostage situation from the beginning. the businesses in ferguson, the community at large, the protesters somehow making demands, bob mccullough better step down or else. we've had elected officials who have said if we don't get the decision we want, watch out. we have been in a hostage situation for three months now.

>> hl mcgraw outside st. louis, thanks for joining us. >> reporter: always a pleasure. thanks. 39 minutes after the hour. the obamacare architect fired again as house republicans file a lawsuit against the health care law itself. so will obamacare survive? congressman aaron shock here live next. plus, if you plan on doing black friday shopping, and many of you do, you don't want to miss this -- the deals and the steams coming your way. >> i need that elsa doll right there for my granddaughter. >> let it go, mike. i can't. first we need to check in with neil cavuto for a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom." >> good morning. fewer job, higher prices the fallout from the president's executive order that you're in the hearing but you should be. and if what he did for illegals makes you furious, then you're selfish? that's how one democrat sees it. how do you feel about that? and in the middle of snowmageddon, the white house gets spending on global warming?

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and a free 30-tablet trial. obama in trouble, house republicans filing a lawsuit against the obama administration over the implementation of their signature law. this has north carolina term nuclear facilities its contract with the architect of the law, jonathan gruber. will obamacare survive? illinois congressman aaron shock joins us now to discuss it. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> what's this lawsuit do? >> well, the lawsuit challenges the president's ability to unilaterally change a law that he fought to get passed and he signed into law and that is his namesa namesake. >> right. >> the 2,500-page bill has all kind of provisions in there, a law for rule making to allow administrators and bureaucrats to define certain things but there are provisions of the law

that are in statute, not changeable. one was the individual mandate and the employer mandate. when the president unilaterally said i don't like that part of the law, i'm not going to enforce it or move forward wit, he violated his own law. when we allow a chief executive to then become launwmaker it's violation of our copps tugs and we as members of congress have the responsibility of upholding the constitution, and that's why the congress in the summer voted with an overwhelming majority to sue the president. ve more voted to sue the president than voted to pass obamacare. people across the country believe regardless of whether you support the law or not we all believe that the president should enforce the law of the land and if it's imperfect, then congress needs to as lawmakers take up the changes. >> this is one of many examples of the president taking to himself power not reserved for him in the constitution.

and, you know, the executives getting more powerful. >> exactly. the lawsuit's about him not enforcing the law that congress passed and of course the latest measure this week with now trying to draw up the law through executive action because the congress hasn't acted. here we have a situation where because he says, well, because you haven't done your job, because if you haven't acted as quickly as i want, i'm going to go ahead and do your job. in fact, i'm not going to deal with 5 million people that i want to keep here but i'm going to do border security, visa programs for students. he's actually trying to legislate through executive action m. >> and his excuse is you haven't obeyed me, i have no choice. what i don't get, obviously most democrats are for this, but on the other hand, he's taking power from the congress, so why are democratic members of congress sitting by and letting this happen? >> it really makes you wonder why we went through the elections we did two weeks ago. why do people run for the house and the senate at the end of the day if the president says if you don't do what i want i can act

on my own? think throughout human history if we had presidents who said, you know what, i want this law passed and if you don't pass it i'm going to do without it. with if we need tax reform, why doesn't the president just do it? why do we as congressmen have to debate it? if we want to do regulatory reform, the epa, we need a republican president, by god, why not just have it be changed in. >> wouldn't you expect more democrats to stand up and say something about this since he's also taking their power? >> we have seen on fox and other networks folks like henry cuellar from texas, joe manchin, saying i'm for immigration reform. congress needs to fix this program but i'm not supportive of the president breaking the law and acting unilaterally. i believe his actions will be challenged in the court. there's a reason we have three branches of government. when the executive and the legislative get into a battle as we have, the referees who are the courts are there to

ultimately decide. >> congressman aaron shock of illinois, thanks a lot. >> nice to be with you. >> crisp summation. she's a food network star and cooks some of the best meals we've had in this studio. how does she stay so thin? her secret next. and your guide to black friday shopping. how you can get this elsa doll for practically nothing, assuming you want an elsa doll. more deals and steals on the way. here's some news you may find surprising.

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