well, good morning, everyone. today is sunday, the 23rd of november, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert this morning. details about the upcoming decision in ferguson as barricades are in front of the courthouse. we'll have the latest on the breaking news straight ahead. and congress is trying to reassure americans about one top priority. >> we'll focus resources on those in threat of security, criminals, not children. >> but people not on the list in the top tier, drug dealers and

sex offenders. and i'm mike in for clayton. she's the new normal barbie complete with cellulite and freckles. but if you thought this wasn't bad enough, guess who is next. chubby ken. it's "fox & friends sunday morning." hi, everybody. >> chubby ken. >> yeah. >> i wonder if he'll have cellulite and love handles as well. >> good morning, mike. >> great to see you. >> good morning, mike. we do need to get right to this on this sunday morning. we are in ferguson watching the

latest on the trial. the court will reconvene tomorrow morning. rod, what are you seeing? >> reporter: i was in ferguson up until 12:00 midnight and there was not a lot of activity going on. there was about 50 to 75 protesters so you and the viewers know at the ferguson police department across from where the main police department was. they were chanting with a few signs but no trouble whatsoever. right now i'm in front of the st. louis county courthouse. there have been a few changes made since yesterday. let me just share with you what those are. the police department has erected a number of barriers directly around the courthouse in anticipation of the decision coming down this week. they have actually moved the media back a little bit. so they are telling people to stay away from the building, but

other than the few changes, they seem to be pretty normal here. >> so again, they will reconvene tomorrow to talk about it again. we'll have a decision, right? before thanksgiving? >> reporter: well, that's what the hope is, mike. what they are saying is that the grand jury is going to come together in this building hopefully tomorrow. they have not said whether or not that decision will come down tomorrow. real quickly, what will happen when they reconvene? the jury members can ask to hear more evidence or talk to more witnesses. so it could, in fact, go past the holiday. we just don't know that quite yet. >> rob, we'll check back in with you next hour. thank you. we are getting hmore detail on the obama administration's priorities with all the immigrants coming in after the president's executive amnesty. his first announcement he said, look, the key is to bring in

families reunite families, but also to keep america safe. here's what he said his priorities were. >> we are providing more resources at the border to help law enforcement personnel stop illegal crimes and send home those who cross over. we'll focus enforcement resources to those threats to our security, felons, not families, criminals, not children. and we'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows to play by the rules, pay their fair share of taxes, pass a criminal background check and get right from the law. >> that's from his saturday weekly address. >> right. >> they used to call it radio address and now it's an internet address. >> we are starting to get an idea of the president for the apprehension and attention of the undocumented immigrants. this sounds good, terrorists, felons, new illegal border crossers, out of here. but priority two, this seems to be up there, convicted drunk drivers, sex abusers, drul

dealers and gun offenders. not priority number one. >> and priority number three, immigration violations. so in other words, if you completely ignore the rules, you are not in the top two -- you are not going to be touched. nobody is getting deported. >> no. >> no one has been deported. that's totally false. they are ringing every last drops of politics out of that they can. >> sheriffs and police officers are weighing in all over. this is just one, thomas thompson of bristol county. >> our job is to make sure we don't let people in to victimize people. and this sets up the opportunity for people to get out the door and be able to get away from i.c.e. before they have the chance to cost taxpayers more money to track these people down and hope they don't do something to hurt somebody in the meantime. >> bristol county,

massachusetts. >> that's exactly right. an illegal immigrant can spend a year in prison for a violent crime, and once they get out they are not number one priority to get out of the united states. it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. and try telling families of people who have lost loved ones in drunk driving accidents from illegal immigrants that these people, these felons aren't going to be the number one priority. >> we had one on the show yesterday that was killed by a drunk driver. but the theme here is volume. there are going to be a lot more people coming illegally from foreign countries. don't believe it? ask the department of education in new york. they have sent out an alert to principals throughout the school system here in new york city. >> on "the post" today the city is warning. >> as of today, 12% of those in city schools in new york are here illegally and being educated at very high expense. >> they call it cram session.

>> right. because they don't have english as a native language. this is really expensive to taxpayers. >> on the other side, they are supposed to pay taxes now, too. >> but that's silly. the majority of people who make $40,000 a year don't pay taxes. you don't pay income taxes because you are below the threshhold. in fact, you get money back from the government. nobody say that is but it's true. we have other headlines making news this sunday morning. we start with this fox news alert. overnight former washington, d.c. mayor marion barry died. he served as four terms as mayor for washington, d.c. no word yet on a cause of death. and overnight, an earthquake rocks north texas. a 3.3 quake hit the epicenter just outside of irving.

no major damage was reported and nobody was hurt. the strongest quake to rock the area since 2009. and a navy admiral's poker face didn't work. the former second in command of the nuclear arsenal now working a desk job after allegedly taking casino chips to seize his gambling addiction. admiral timothy jiordina turned $100 chips into $500 chips with paint and stickers. he's been demoted of conduct unbecoming of an officer. and celebrities and loved ones say their final good-byes to oscar winning director mike nichols. marl marilyn streep is one who was there. his wife was diane sawyer.

>> he had a great movie way back in the day before you came to fox. rick, are you around? >> i'm right over here, guys. warming up a little bit across the eastern part of the country. 50 degrees right now in minneapolis. that is going to feel absolutely balmy compared to where you have been. enjoy it because it is not sticking around long. the eastern seaboard is where we'll have most of the problems today. we have scattered showers moving through buffalo with temperatures on their way up. that means flooding concern from the melting snow is with us. and then down to the southeast, this is where we have the chance for severe weather and more intense rain showers. and some of this could cause a little bit of localized flooding across the carolinas with two to three inches today. a little spot of orange is the enhanced level of risk today where we may see a tornado or two. take a look at temperatures, all the green on the map here across the eastern part of the country. take a look at what happens by the time we get to tomorrow. 60 degrees in buffalo. 60 degrees after all the snow

they had. >> that's going to cause flooding. so yesterday, last evening, my daughter contacted me to say, my granddaughter, 3 1/2, she was watching in the 9:00 eastern hour, and she believes i'm taking that elsa doll to her for christmas. you know, i ran off the set with it. i gave it back to the guy. i don't have it. >> what were you doing? >> i need to find this elsa glow in the dark doll. >> what you need is a brand new barbie. >> but there's a new barbie, right? >> a very new barbie. >> what kind of barbie? >> it's supposedly a normal barbie. she is complete with a few extra pounds around her midsection and her hips. she's got some cellulite, stickers that she comes complete with. and the idea behind this is to make girls feel like they don't have so much pressure to be perfect. >> so the doll kind of looks like all of us, you know, we

have some extra pounds on. >> that barbie is pretty attractive. now that i'm looking at the barbie, that is not a heavy barbie at all. that's a pretty fit looking barbie. >> tucker, are you attracted to this barbie? >> i think it's a pretty handsome barbie. but this on a barbie? >> and a normal ken doll as well potentially has dirt stains to be added to the t-shirt or chest hair. is there something wrong with chest hair? >> this whole thing, we are reading too much into barbie. if your kids are taking their appearance cues from the doll, you are an inattentive parent, i would say. >> mom and dad need to be responsible for making their daughters feel beautiful. >> you shouldn't leave your parenting to mattel. we keep reading how women have a distorted body image because barbie doesn't look like real people, really? cabbage patch kids are gr

grotesque. i have a stuffed walrus but walruses don't look like that. >> so that's one thought but there's a thought girls grow up to think they are going to be princesses because they watch the disney movies and think they have to be perfect like barbie. then they see "teen" magazine and "vogue" who on the cover they are airbrushed. >> if you raised a girl on a deserted island, they would still feel apprehensive about their apeeps. >> don't you want a doll that looks like this. you're freaking me out. >> we need some music for that one. we have a big show lined up for this. here's what's coming up on "fox & friends," the i.r.s. says their e-mails are gone forever. then the backup tapes are

recycled. >> now thousands of the e-mails are found. so what can we expect that the attorney representing the victims pardoned by the i.r.s. have to say. and charlie brown may think twice. the citizens are outraged but can they fix the holiday problem here? they have a month. ♪ go, go, go, go, go! doesn't take a holiday.

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have kept them since december of 2012, and then the backup tapes are recycled. never did i say they disappeared, i said they were recycled. >> well, now they have been found. thousands of e-mails. what can we expect to find once they are read? we'll ask jordan seculo, who is representing dozens of the victims of the i.r.s. abuse. jordan, good morning. >> good morning. >> this is kind of an amazing story. all of a sudden 30,000 e-mails surfaced. what do you think we'll find once they are read? >> in six months after the commissioner of the i.r.s. made the remarks about basically them all being destroyed, there was always talk that some forensics teams could find the tapes, but the doj said this was too onerous for them. the fbi wasn't doing it. here we have the treasury inspector general during their review of this scandal to ultimately put the forensics team together to uncover the tapes and are now going through. they have informed congress and the committees have been investigating the i.r.s.

scandal. they believe they have the e-mails. they are not 100% sure if it will cover all the missing lois lerner e-mails. and they have to go through the decoding process, but the whole idea these were missing has been debunct. they weren't missing but they didn't want us to see them. >> once they are decoded, what happens next? >> then the investigators are able to, they first get decoded, then they have to take out the private taxpayer info so individual taxpayer information isn't exposed to congressional committees that don't have oversight to see that. then it will go to the congressional committee. and i do believe what this does, every time -- we're fighting in federal court, but every time it comes to a point where you think, what else can congress do? especially the new congress that is coming in, republican senate especially, but new leadership of the house committees as well that have been investigated. what else can they really do

here? and now they've got 30,000-plus pages of documents coming their way of e-mails likely that were missing during the key time. this goes back to 2009 to 2008. when the groups we represented were being targeted. we represent a group that's been waiting five years to get response from the i.r.s. >> it sounds like they could be waiting longer because it needs to be decoded and scrubbed of classified information. those are opportunities for the administration to slow-walk this even more, no? >> i think there is to a point, though the inspector general's office has been much better than the i.r.s. the i.r.s. has been impeding this investigation with their help from the friends at the department of justice. the inspector general has been doing what they can. obviously, he had the resources to go and recover the tapes. but again, i'm hoping this is for the new congress anyway. there's not a lot of time with the current congress. the new congress has said, even senator mcconnell, who will be

the majority leader of the u.s. senate, said this will be a priority in investigating this and it will be a priority. so there will be fresh information, fresh eyes on it and new committees with new staff to try to help all of us get to the bottom of just how involved lois lerner was with other officials in the government. that's what we are hoping to see in the e-mails. because it was the key beginning of the time period. >> this is going to be so interesting. this will not be the last conversation we have on this, i have a feeling. jordan, thank you for coming on this morning. thank you, tucker. coming up, the courtroom has lost the lax order. [ bleep ]. >> holy smokes! this man just threw a chair at the judge. we'll tell you why. and after years of prayers and public meetings, one county gets their religious freedom back. the man who won the fight for faith is joining us live, next.

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welcome back. quick headlines for you, iran may unleash cyber attacks on u.s. companies if a nuclear deal isn't reached by tomorrow. the cyber attacks from iran dropped dramatically after last year's interim deal. but as the new deadline nears, 24 hours away, experts warn of a new round. and overnight, parliament approved a deal with washington, d.c. allowing 12,000 u.s. and nato troops to stay in the country for next year after president obama approved new good lines to let our troops

continue to fight the taliban in afghanistan. and is china secretly building a military base? look at this, french satellite imagery reportedly showing construction on an island in the south china sea believed to be the future home of a very big army airstrip. here's anna. mike, thank you so much. a win in the fight for faith. after years of having to sensor prayers at public meetings, a north carolina county gets back their religious freedom. joining us from the alliance defending freedom is the attorney who won the case, brett harvey. good morning and thank you for being with us. >> good morning, anna. thank you for having me. >> those in forsyth county had to sensor the way they prayed, anything that was too christian, you couldn't say jesus christ during the prayers. can you breakdown that case for us? >> sure. after seven years the federal court confirm what had the supreme court said earlier this

spring, that the freedom to open public meetings with an uncensored prayer is protected by the constitution. >> right. so this decision that came down and made from the supreme court of the united states, this was the grief versus gallaway, our tradition assumes that adults can tolerate and perhaps appreciate a ceremonial prayer delivered by a person of a different faith. so basically just respect the different religion, correct? >> absolutely. the way we affirm diversity is not by censoring speech but by opening up the opportunity to everyone. and in forsyth county, that's exactly what the county did. they opened it up to any religious group within the assembly, within the county, and invited them to deliver an invocation of their own choosing. that's the freedom protected by the constitution. >> in forsyth county they said this, they have to make sure it

does not discriminate against minority religions and nonbelievers. so you have a problem with that or think that's fair? >> i think that's fair and that's exactly what the county does. this is a freedom to protect all americans. the county opens it up to any group within the county that wants to get an invitation in and are allowed to volunteer for themselves and pray within their own conscience. there's no discrimination going on and the judge affirmed that when he lifted the injunction against the county. >> do you think there's ever a reason that prayer should be sensored? does the aclu have a point at all? >> well, as the supreme court said this past spring, there's a limit on what people can say in prayer, but in the praisers that open the public meetings, that's based on the setting. is it an appropriate tone? the court says you shouldn't denigrate other faiths.

you shouldn't threaten damnation, preach conversion, but that's not what is happening here in forsyth county. what you can't do is sensor prayers based on the theology of the prayer giver. that's not what the constitution permits. >> after the decision was made on thursday, how do you expect the tone of the meetings to be going forward, brett? >> i expect them to continue as they have traditionally. congress has been doing this for hundreds of years. they have started even before the first amendment was authored. this is something that happens in every country around the country. and it's an appropriate tone that the constitution protects this freedom and i'm sure that will happen in forsyth county as well. >> brett harvey, thank you for your time today. >> thank you for having me. coming up on "fox & friends," ferguson officials are already canceling classes in

anticipation of the court's decision. and a city's christmas tree is so ugly that the citizens want this thing gone. take a look at it. but will they get their wish? or will the ugly tree stay? ♪

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we have some other headlines to tell you about. a deadly ambush when a florida man lures officers to his home. the gunman shot another deputy before being killed by another officer. the second wounded deputy was saved by a bullet-proof vest. the man made threats to officers beforehand. and a new york city high school teaming up with the city's civil liberties union to host a two-day training session to teach kids how to interact with cops. the new york post is reporting 450 students were coached to be polite when stopped by an officer, keep their hands out of their pocket and to show identification if they have it. this stems from the shoot ining michael brown in ferguson,

missouri. and this showdown occurred after a driver killed his 2-year-old daughter. >> the little girl and her grandparents were killed last year while riding bike, hit by the 33-year-old defendant after losing control of his car. the officials say he got a lesser charge because he had no criminal record, wasn't intoxicated and was driving under the speed limit at the time. and the entire town was turning into a bunch of grinches because of their christmas tree. >> look at it, it's just ugly. >> looking at it, the lights are just dangling. it just reminds me of charlie brown. >> well, folks in reading are not pleased with the town tree lighting this year. the 50-foot spruce was a last

pick after rainy weather prevented them from picking up the original one. town officials are demanding another lighting ceremony. what do you think about the so-called ugly tree? >> that's a bad tree. yeah. >> you take what you get. >> that's a sad tree. >> if someone fell from the top, they would hit every branch. >> for a first year christmas tree. it had cellulite, too. it looks like a good climbing tree. it looks to be kind of fun. all right, we'll take a look at the weather. we've had all the snow in the buffalo area. buffalo is about to get a lot of really warm temperatures and also get some rain. and so this is what is going on, yesterday in buffalo people getting snow off the roofs. once you get more rain, the snow

just absorbs it like a sponge and will add a lot more weight to the roofs and bring more additional threats for roofs collapsing. so big threats there in buffalo. to the weather maps, you're at 41 this morning. and putting this map in motion, we'll see scattered showers today but not really heavy until tonight. tonight we could see a few thunderstorms, windy conditions and heavy rain with temps climbing to 50. then towards noon tomorrow, 60 degrees still with scattered showers. and then we see the cold front come through to drop temperatures back down during the overnight hours. so a big change, a roller-coaster ride across the buffalo area. but in the short-term, the warm temperatures and rain will cause problems. a look across the northeast, today is a better day with rain moving in tonight. all the rain you see here in the southeast, a big stormy day with temps, 59 in charlotte with heavy rain. >> 82 degrees in melbourne, florida. doesn't that sound good? >> it will be 70 around here tomorrow. >> bring out the shorts and the

tube tops. a fox news alert, the community of ferguson bracing for the grand jury's decision in the michael brown case. >> but as one school district closes in advance out of caution, one mom is taking action. >> she has three kids. a few months ago she started a facebook page called parents for peace. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> so what is your reaction to the school closure, do you think that's an appropriate response or is it going too far? >> well, my district, the ferguson school district, has not closed. there's one school district in north st. louis county that has chosen to close monday and tuesday. i don't know what went into that decision. i feel comfortable that our school will be -- that our kids are heading to school monday and tuesday. >> in the jennings district, that's the one you're mentioning, the superintendent said there were masked

individuals handing out fliers telling students to be disruptive and not to respect cops so they decided to close school monday and tuesday. so you and your cohorts, the facebook group, have decided you're going to try to have school in a library or some other churches, things like that, correct? if school is canceled in your district? >> yes, there's a coalition with some local churches. and they'll have opportunities for kids, educational opportunities, opportunities for lunches, and then our facebook group has organized as we did in the summer when we were out of school, to have a school at the ferguson library. again, an opportunity for kids to have an educational opportunity and lunches for some of the kiddos that might not otherwise get it. >> we are hear in new york, 1500 miles away from you, what is the feeling there? is there tension? and what is your ultimate message here? >> i mean, sure, there's

tension. it's always the unknown that's the worst. so we'll be happy when the decision is made and we can see what is happening in our community. but i think for our kids, our primary goal is to create a sense of community. and i think that is what we have done. we have had a lot of opportunities for families or community members to volunteer for places for people to serve. and that is really our primary goal is that. >> it sounds like a lot of people making trouble there aren't from ferguson or the surrounding communities but from completely out of town. anarchist groups, for example. >> i'm sorry, i had a lot of trouble hearing that. >> it sounds like those making trouble in ferguson are not from ferguson but are from far away and are making ways for their political agenda.

>> i'm hearing that. i think there's an opportunity for people to have their message heard. so that's what we are trying to do is a more positive message. >> melissa, i like what you are doing being proactive. and the best of luck to you this week. >> thank you, melissa. >> thank you. coming up, yet another media organization weighing in on the controversy over the redskins just in time for thanksgiving. what statement is this cover trying to make? and are you trying to figure out how to tackle black friday in well, the answer could be in your phone. kurt the cyber guy is here with the details next. >> hey, kurt! patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season.

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with the service dog in the school? >> it is the law that the school will be allowed, but unfortunately the ada law does leave gray area. it does state that school staff are not required to handle a dog, although it does give them the option to. and for whatever reason, the school district just will not allow any school staff to be the dog handler. >> we did reach out to the school and this is what they said. the franklin public school district does not comment on specific student service issues. the district can state that it supports access for all individuals with disabilities including those that require a service animal. but ericha, you say your son has not been able to go to school for nearly a month because of that problem. >> that's true. so for a couple of weeks, he was out of school because we were actually in ohio training with his dog paris. but he has not returned to

school since we have been home. and the reason for that is because she provides a medical seizure alert. so they essentially need to be at each other's hips 24/7. i cannot afford to hire a third-party dog handler and also can't afford not to go to work myself. so she has been home with him since we returned home from training. >> oh, boy. so tell us about paris and what she does for your son. >> so she's technically a multipurpose service dog. her number one job is the seizure alert. she can smell the chemical change that occurs before a seizure strikes. for some dogs, it's ten minutes in advance, for other dogs it's 24 hours. for her we don't know yet because we have not experienced a very big seizure since we brought her home. she's been home with us for two weeks now, so we're kind of in a limbo period just waiting for her to smell that oncoming

seizure. in addition to seizure alert, she also is trained in behavior disruption. austin have some speech delays and that causes a lot of frustration. so she's trained to kind of mitigate those frustration behaviors. for instance, if he was to cross his arms and say, i'm mad. she instinctively knows to use her commands and almost tickles his belly to get him to laugh. >> that's pretty awesome. >> it's really awesome. she also has a command called touch to put her paw on his leg or wherever i point to or whoever is handling her at that time will point to, and that again will help to kind of stop that tantrum from even happening. >> ericha, we know that paris has been able to help austin so much and therefore help you, too. we certainly hope there's some sort of resolution to come from this. >> we are rooting for you.

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>> that's awesome. >> you hear some laughter but not everyone was amused. we have the fallout straight ahead. the second hour of this "fox & friends" sunday starts right now. ♪ >> there he is. john macamore is here. we are smoking turkeys to get you ready for thanksgiving. >> you used to have to deep fry your turkey out in the yard, but you can do these in your kitchen

now with the deep fryer. >> look at that bread we have there. and we are also going to teach you how to make a thanksgiving meal on a budget. how to feed ten people for $40. >> and you left your donuts here. >> are these mine? >> anna is a huge donut person. >> wow, these are good. why does the hole taste better than the donut? >> i don't know if they can be any better. >> you feel better about it. we have plenty of food and plenty of news for you. we begin with a fox news alert this morning. another night of peaceful protests in the streets of ferguson, missouri, as we await the grand jury's decision in the case of michael brown. the city barricaded buildings as the jury reconvenes tomorrow. joining us live from the courthouse is rod wheeler. good morning, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. there has been some degree of

activity here this morning. if you can look over my shoulder here, you will see two barriers. an aluminum barrier on the inside. that was here earlier yesterday. but then yesterday evening, the police put up another water barrier right outside the courthouse where i'm at. in addition to that, there's helicopters hovering over us and the police have moved the media back a little bit. so there has been some degree of anticipation of this decision made by the police. and it appears though at this point the police are somewhat changing their strategy a little bit because of the decision impending. >> so have the police changed their tactics in the wake of developments over the last few days? >> reporter: yes, that's an excellent question. that's one of the first things i noticed when i got here the other day. real quickly so viewers understand, the police command center used to be on west lawson street here. now they have moved it to the city of jennings.

the reason they did that is because they don't want to insight the violation and don't want to up stigt protesters who welcome violent. that's where the army of national guard is as well. >> jennings decided not to have school there this week, but what about the businesses? the small business owners, are they setting up shops tomorrow? >> reporter: that's another good question. that's the other thing i noticed, this time from when i was here in august, i would say 80% to 90% of the businesses along west lawson street, the main roadway here, they have boarded up their buildings. and it looks like you're preparing for a hurricane. remember hurricane katrina and people prepared for that? this is a version of the hurricane for the city of ferguson. >> it is unfortunate that so many protesters are coming in from out of town. many are calling them agitators

to make it worse. we have new detail that is dhs released deportation guidelines. the president gave the executive order last week to 5 million illegal aliens in this country that are allowed to stay. the question is what do you do with those who commit crimes? >> there are different levels. >> there are tiers according to homeland security. let me put them up on the screens. the top tier for terrorists, severe felons and new illegal border crossers. >> that's good, but you would think that the second tier, the second priority group would also be priority number one. let's take a look at those as well. convicted drunk drivers, not charged, sex abusers. >> that should be on the top level. >> drug dealers, gun offenders. then tier three is other immigration violations. here's what the president said saturday during his weekly address.

>> we are providing more resources at the border to help law enforcement personnel stop illegal crossings and send home those who cross over. we'll focus resources on those who are threats to our security, felons, not families, criminals, not children. and we'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their fair share of taxes, pass a criminal background check and get right with the law. >> you're supposed to be here five years, how do you prove you've been here five years when you don't have any documents? >> i've been here five years by definition. >> i'm undocumented. >> here's how law enforcement is responding saying, look, we are tasked to keep the community safe, that's what we are trying to do but the president is handcuffing that. listen. >> our job is to make sure that we don't get people out in the community to victimize people. and this sets up the opportunity for these people to get out the door and be able to get away from i.c.e. before i.c.e. has the chance to cost taxpayers more money to go track these

people down and hope that they don't do something to hurt somebody in the meantime. >> yeah, here's my problem with it. we invite you into our country, you come here illegally, we give you free schooling, free medical care, free food, housing vouchers, all the free stuff, just don't break our laws. how about zero tolerance? if you break a law, you're out of here. what are we getting out of this? >> we are supposed to be getting taxes. >> but we are not because people who don't make very much don't pay income taxes. they get money back from the government. >> and if you have an increased labor pool, what does that mean for wages? that will likely drive the wages down. >> don't break the laws, how does that sound? the country was focused on this on immigration, executive action, what is going to happen, who will be deported and who is not. the president has been a busy guy who quietly released more gitmo detainees, six of them back out into the broader world. probably out onto the

battlefield while nobody was paying attention. >> and if you think back to 2008, in pentagon evaluations, they were deemed as high-risk prisoners likely to commit more hostilities out on the battlefield. so with this rate, come on, is this a smart thing to do? >> speaking of the battlefield, we are committing more troops to afghanistan broad anything our mission there. when did thatthat was not on th of "the new york times" this morning. yes, as the rest of us were sleeping. >> did you see the story of one of the guys released from gitmo who is recruiting for isis? >> and the other was traveling around with osama bin laden. these are not nice guys. >> if you are released from guantanamo bay, they have been wanting to do this and campaigned it on a way, but if you know a man is a terrorist and join the battle against americans, why not put them on

trial in civilian court? i don't understand that. >> do you feel safe knowing six gitmo detain knees are back out there? some other stories making headlines this sunday morning to tell you about. this is a fox news alert. the civil rights activist marion barry has died. he served four terms as mayor in d.c. that political career was largely overshadowed by his drug addiction and a video of him smoking crack cocaine inside d.c. hotel rooms. and a rare earthquake rocks north texas. the 3.3 quake shock the irving, texas, area. fortunately, nobody was hurt. this is the strongest quake to rock the area since 2009. and vice president joe biden doesn't get a warm welcome in turkey.

>> yankee, go home! >> 300 protesters marched in the street chanting "go home, yankee." thoe biden never saw the demonstration, he was there to meet turkey's president to try to get them to extend their role in isis. he also announced a $135 million aid package for syrian refugees. a parent's worst nightmare turns into a little boy's dream come true. they found him practicing with the school basketball team. fortunately, he was not on the team, or unfortunately. that's when the officers raised a collection at work and raised $500 for him to join the team. >> i like to end the newscast with a positive story. >> there are good things going on in the world. >> a pretty nice country, or an example of it.

you are raining on the parade, rick. >> i am. a lot of the country is seeing unsettled weather. a big storm today across the southeast. some severe including the threat for tornadoes across the panhandle of florida. that's the biggest area to see the threat. but heavy rain. now look at the future radar and temperatures. watch what happens throughout the day today. this storm moves up the eastern seaboard and back across the mississippi river valley. a pretty big expanding storm to get very, very windy near the great lakes. but you notice temperatures remain very, very warm. this is the first storm that we're talking about tonight into tomorrow. then we move into our thanksgiving day wednesday. we're watching the potential for a storm to develop here. too early to tell with coastal storms. is it rain or snow, how will it be impacted? we'll see some sort of a storm for wednesday. a big travel day. to cause problems across the airports. >> that's why i'm flying thursday. i always fly on thanksgiving.

>> swewednesday is the biggest travel day of the year. coming up on "fox & friends," a state representative who came to the country with his family legally calls the president's executive order on immigration a slap in the face. he is joining us next. and a slippery slope. one man's good intentions now going viral. oh, man. ♪ i say we take this onequitting less cigarette at a time.up. that's what i'm doing and that's how zonnic helps me quit. new zonnic nicotine gum.

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families at a time when they feel like they have gotten a raw deal for over a decade. i hear those concerns. but that's not what the steps will do. >> president obama tries to reassure american workers his immigration plan will not hurt them. our next guess says it will. he calls it a slap in the face. republican state representative steve montenegro of came here live legally. good morning to you. >> thank you for having me. >> you came here legally, how did you feel? >> it's phenomenal disregard and disrespect for the rule of law. the constitution that we so revere in this country, it's a slap in the face to immigrants that have immigrated here legally. that are planning to or are in the process.

because that's why people come to this country. because we respect the rule of law. nobody is above the rule of law. it sends a message to the rest of the world that immigration laws in this country are worthless. that if you were trying to immigrate and have been waiting for five to ten years, or if you have immigrated legally here, if you just come and break the law, don't worry, if you wait it out, eventually you'll be able to stay. that's not what this country is founded upon. >> if you think through the kind of immigrants, not all immigrants are the same. the kind you want coming here is hard, so the people who arrive here are willing to obey the law and really want to be here. isn't it a pretty effective way to self-select immigrants? >> yeah, see, the word immigrant is actually an honorable thing. we hear it again and again that the country is founded on immigrants. that's a beautiful thing, but what we heard yesterday is the president breaking the constitution, going above the rule of law, to reward those who

have broken laws. so everything about it is wrong. if you want to honor the immigration system, if you want to fix it, of course, it's run by government so it's not perfect, but then go after that. fix the actual process. the system of immigration. don't break it by honoring those that are breaking laws in this country. now, he's doing this because it's political gape. he wants to do it for political gain and to try to make republicans look bad. and it is worse because you play with people's emotion. he's acting like he cares for the immigrant community or he cares for the hispanic community when in reality he's just playing political games with them. and it's seen by the fact that he made a promise to do something and never did it. the first two years of his presidency. >> he's aware. you heard in his remarks at the beginning of the segment, there are a lot of unemployed people, working class people who see this as an assault on them. it's going to depress wages for

them to make it harder for them to find jobs. do you think he hears those concerns or are they real? >> no, i think this could backfire on him. i think it will. think about a hispanic immigrant who is here legally and immigrated legally and is already having a hard time finding a job. or if you're a minority or any american in this country having a hard time finding a job, you need 5 million more jobs. you don't need 5 million more people to depress wages and make it harder to find jobs already as it is in this economy. everything about it shows us that he doesn't care. what he cares about is politics, how he looks and what he portrays out there. and it shows that liberals love this issue and love to make sure everybody is at odds always and immigration but they do not want a solution. if they wanted a solution, there's been moments to fix it. look, the immigration system works in this country. is it the best?

no, but can we do things to make it better? absolutely. then we'll go after that. the immigration process, instead of going after legal immigrants, slapping them in the face, telling them we don't care about how long it took you to immigrate. we don't care about the people outside of this country waiting to honor immigration laws. >> such a good point. i have a feeling we'll hear from you again. >> it's an honor to be here. thank you, tucker. those hand dryers in bathrooms are supposed to keep you germ-free, but do you believe that? they may be doing just the opposite. we have the filthy details. and stressed out about the cost of thanksgiving? why no more. we'll tell you how to make a dinner for ten for under $40. that's real. anna is doing it right now. stay tuned.

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that's up 37 cents. i'll tell you why there's a price hike, because of the price of sweet potatoes and whipped cream. whipped cream is costing us more than ever before. how about that? they are shopping on a budget. we are going to do the same and beat that price. the big thanksgiving dinner is supposed to fill up your stomach but doesn't have to everyone i out your wallet. >> turns out you can prepare an entire thanksgiving dinner for ten people for under $40. janette is here, under $40? >> under $40. that's right. we use a lot of good strategies to get that price. and we'll start with the turkey. okay. what people don't know, frozen is oftentimes less expensive, 18 cents a pound less expensive than if you bought it fresh and thawed. there are meat calculators that let you actually kind of calculate how much meat you need. because even though we love the sandwiches the next day, it is

not a necessity if you're on a budget. and one thing we always recommend is that you shop on ad. right now you can get turkeys at a good price. we'll put this in here -- they are going to go down to 99 cents a pound. we had a coupon for $3 off a butterball turkey. and this turkey came down to $12. >> that's the centerpiece. and you have five more courses as well. >> you don't have to be afraid to get frozen. frozen you can find a great deal right now. they have all the nutritional value. mix fresh and frozen. your stufg to find great deals on stuffing on ad. the trick is to see what your grocery circulars have on sale. they will extend them through thanksgiving. then find the coupons to match to save more. those two things are going to save you a tremendous amount of money. and then pie, make your own. it's going to be half the cost of buying one in a grocery

store. >> so we'll load up in the cart. >> that's right. >> one of the things that i always recommend is that you kind of get ahead of the schedule. most people are waiting right now to shop. people are -- i say about 75% of the country has not done grocery shopping so now is the best time to get the best deals. >> don't you think this is the meal people cook every year. then you go to this one meal and it's kind of overwhelming. yet you have to be organized with it. >> i will tell you this, being strategic will safe you a tremendous amount of money. you can get it down for under $40. three things to do, shop on ad and make sure you get the best deal. number two, find the coupons to bring it down more and use social media. that's the other thing. >> they say stay organized so you don't try to fill up your cart the day before the big meal. >> and now we're bringing our cart over because this is magically appearing. >> the magic of television.

>> this is what you made from that stuff. >> this is an example of what you would get. you know, you get your beans, not obviously this much beans, but there's stuffing, rolls, sweet potatoes and pie. your cranberry and turkey. it was all really doing it through the strategies that i discussed. and i think that people often need to take advantage of social media. what you want to do is go to the ad pages and stay in the know. >> thanksgiving budget meals. thank you so much. 28 minutes after the hour. here's what is coming up on "fox & friends," more people gather for peaceful protests in ferguson and a lot of them don't live there. are they just fanning the flames? . and a slippery slope. this man's winter disaster now goes viral. go, go, go, go, go! doesn't take a holiday.

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anthem? >> i would like that when the crowd really gets into it. you have a superstar singing and everyone else is self-conscious with their hand over their heart. >> do you know the can yadian anthem? ♪ o canada our home and native land ♪ we have other headlines to tell you about this sunday morning. a deadly ambush when a florida man lures officers to his home by setting it on fire. police say the shooter was hiding outside and shot a deputy from behind killing him. the gunman shot another deputy before being killed by another officer. that second wounded deputy saved by a bullet-proof vest. the man made threats to officers beforehand. you might want to let your

kid hit the snooze button. the key to a safe drive to school might be sleep. virginia researchers say students with earlier school start times will get in more car crashes than those who start 90 minutes later. a royal brawl at buckingham palace. this is a wild story. one of queen elizabeth's chefs fired after he head-butted his rival. witnesses say 28-year-old adam steel started throwing punches during a party at the palace staff quarters. steel is now facing assault charges. too slippery to shovel? an oregon man takes a nasty spill on the icy driveway. the shovel goes up but he goes flying down the hill. luckily, he was not seriously hurt, except for his bruised egothat we are making worse right now. >> who is taking this video?

they are not helping him. that was his wife, who didn't drop it to help him. >> or she sat inside through the window or glass doors having her hot cocoa. >> she had the choice, should i put this on youtube? next time shoot it horizontally. it is dangerous to shovel ice. i have ruined my tailbone falling. take a look at the buffalo area. everyone has been spending a number of days shoveling with the snow clouds out. friday is the big shopping day this week with a lot of businesses there that need to get the snow moved out to get in there with the big economic impact. now with the big warm up, we have the threat for really rapid flooding. the other story we are watching is the severe weather threat across the south.

the fall is a secondary severe weather season. we are seeing that yesterday and today. if you have an orange-ish color near the panhandle of florida, that's the biggest threat for a few tornadoes. very heavy rain all across this area. in and across the northeast, the forecast for today, temps begin to warm up. you see that climbing throughout the afternoon. even into the overnight hours tonight, the rain begins to move in. and down to the southeast, this is where the problems are. texas, you clear out quite a bit compared to yesterday. but the southeast, much of the carolinas, georgia, tennessee, kentucky, you have a lot of rain in store for your day today and some thunderstorms. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. well, another night of chaos in ferguson. this as barricades are placed around the st. louis county courthouse as we now learn the grand jury decision will probably come down tomorrow. they are going to reconvene tomorrow. >> joining us to tell us what it

all means, our old friend, fox news contributor, roy, what are you hearing? >> what does this mean? >> sorry, i have a bad cold. my throat is not perfect today. we have a lot of protesters who are coming in from outside. this is sort of the professional protest class. they have develop from globalization meetings to the occupy movement and now in ferguson. there are people with legitimate concerns with police reaction and so on, but a lot of people coming in to protest and cause trouble, i hope we manage to keep things calm out there. i'm a frayfraid people are comi to create controversy and to stir the pot. >> i think the grand jury is seeing evidence that the american people have not seen. so what does that say to you when protesters are coming to say we are going to protest either way? >> i think they are people who want to create all sorts of

pandemonium no matter what happens. i think people need to explain what a grand jury is. a grand jury? 2014 grand juries have evidence that we have not seen. they are seeing evidence to support the policeman's story, which could explain why there's no indictment here. if they are seeing all sorts of things that we are not and as the people understand it, there's no indictment. >> you're right. >> why has ferguson become a metaphor? i have reason to believe that michael ferguson shouldn't have been shot, but this is not a passion play to represent america itself. why is it taken that way? >> i think you're right. it is not representative of what the country is but people take advantage of this situation. we have a black -- white tension to blow way out of proportion.

people in the grievance performance say this is their stock and trade, if you will. >> there are issues that need to be addressed, no question about it. i just hope it is not overplayed by the profestal protesters. >> it's amazing to see people testifying while the grand jury is hearing evidence or the news comes out. i think the people are thinking once they get outside and they go back to their community, the community may figure out who is grand jury is. >> there's no guarantee that there will be violence. >> i think if there were peaceful test, what would martin

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well, a professor at the university of nebraska at lincoln is under fire this morning friending to shoot students around his classroom while dressed in a dick cheney mask. watch. >> that is crazy. >> that's awesome. >> some are laughing but not everyone is amused. here to react is the author of campusreform.org. thank you for being here. >> thank you, tucker. >> the professor, that was a dick cheney mask on with feeder guns to pretend to shoot all the kids in class. if this was a student in a class, we have seen kids expelled for chewing pop-tarts

into the shape of guns. there's a no tolerance policy from the university. if a student had done this to a professor, he would have been expelled without question. >> what is a student did this with the obama mask on? >> when it was done before he was called racist. >> wasn't he assassinated for that? >> his career was. this guy was acting like a moron in front of his class. time and time again professors do this. so the students are fed up and accepteding it to campus reform. >> this is professor john gruel, you can't fire him because he's paid by the government. blah, blah, blah. here he is sharing his political views with his class.

watch. >> he was the driving force behind some of the biggest mistakes in the bush administration. he gave us a black eye around the world. he was also the driving force behind the bush tax cuts which proved to be the single biggest factor in the government's deficit and to this day. >> what a mediocre character. it breaks my heart to see both jobs working to pay for this loan. a lot of the higher education is just a joke. >> they are starting to. you are seeing students starting to hold professors accountable. and as predicted, the university came out to stand by this professor claiming that this is academic freedom. they support academic freedom. you have to have academic freedom. it's vital. but the students have academic

freedom, too. and they have the freedom to go to a class and not -- >> the idea of academic freedom, if this also means apparently the freedom to be a bad teacher or not teach your kids anything useful. why should you have freedom? >> they have the freedom to be a crappy teacher, and we have plenty of them, but students are standing up to demand better from the university to hold their professors accountable. this is an example of how they did it. >> good for them. thank you for bringing this to us. good to see you. coming up, another media organization weighing in on the redskins name controversy. this is in time for thanksgiving. "the new yorker" has this heavy-hitter this morning. and will "the hunger games live live" live up to the first two?

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you bring your kids to this? >> no. the idea here for it to be catching fire ended on the cliffhanger. and the basic story if you have not read the books, you would have no idea what i'm talking about. "twilight" never was able to get out of that, in my opinion. these movies are well acted and phillip seymour hoffman is great if in this movie. he's one of the best actors of our generation. >> your top rating is five stars. how many stars? >> four out of five. it should have ended five minutes earlier in my opinion because it's one book into two movies. it should have ended on a better cliffhanger. >> could you leave five minutes earlier? >> i did not. i went to a press conference and had all the serious questions written down for the cast.

and then i saw liam hemsworth and he said that jennifer lawrence makes her breath bad for kissing scenes. this is what she had so say? >> i saw you make reference to how awful the kissing scenes were because you would chew garlic and onions before the kissing scenes. is there truth behind that? >> no, i wouldn't say that. i just didn't think so much about the kissing, so i would just kind of eat whatever it was that i wanted to eat. >> she would tell me what she had and then -- it was something horrible. >> i just had a sandwich with mustard and raw onions. >> she said, and i didn't brush my teeth. >> it was a fair warning. >> that's what people love about jennifer lawrence. >> i give the movie four out of five. a huge oscar film for steve carell. he'll be nominated and possibly

win best actor. a true story by john dupont's relationship with the schultz brother who is end in tragedy. it's a phenomenal aspect. the performances were better than the movie itself. >> look at steve carell. >> unrecognizable. it will be him versus michael keaton for "birdman." >> i love you guys. >> good to see you, buddy. coming up, she's the new normal barbie doll complete with cellulite, freckles and has some zits. but if you thought that was not bad enough, guess who is next? somebody called chubby ken. >> yes, it's only fair. we'll get your thoughts on this coming up. and many of the holiday traditions can be dangerous. so we have the tips to keep your pets safe this holiday season.

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scenes of the executive action. ♪ if i let the legislation pass then i wind up on the president's desk ♪ >> ow! >> hour three of "fox & friends weekend" starts right now. ♪ thanksgiving week begins today. you have to start preparing. we have a dadgum thanksgiving here as he's deep frying a turkey as we speak. we also have a smoker out there. we are working on the turkey for that. obviously, we have some kiddies

screaming for more. >> obviously, we'll give you tips on when you're around the thanksgiving table, they say to never bring up religion and politics. but apparently there's a way to bring that up and not get in a fight. >> we have a relationship expert and father jon here. >> they are not going to fight but push the wine away. we start with a fox news alert this morning. overnight, people protesting peacefully ahead of the michael brown jury case. >> rod wheeler is there for us. good morning, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning. there's been a lot of activity as far as the police department is concerned. they put up a number of barricades around the courthouse. the courthouse is behind me here. one other brand new thing that i just noticed is there seems to be an increase in the police presence here on the lot where we are and around the building. and i just noticed that within

the past half hour, so i've been riding around to see what exactly is going on. i don' means anything, but there's been significantly a police increase in terms of the visibility of the police right here where we are. as you know, this is the courthouse where the decision from the grand jury could be coming out any time today or some time this week. >> rod, what do you think about the governor's declaration of a state of emergency so early before a decision has been made? >> reporter: well, i've said it before and will say it again, i think the governor jay nixon is out of touch with constituents here. the people in ferguson looked at the situation here and what the governor did as somewhat enticing them to be violent. that's what i've been told. i think the governor again, it's out of step with this constituents and should not have declared a state of emergency so soon. we don't even know, guys, what the decision is going to be. it could be an indictment and maybe it's going to be a no indictment. we don't know.

apparently the governor believes this will go own one way or the other. >> he would be slammed if there is some violence. and he was not prepared. >> reporter: well, but you know what? one thing about that, guys, the st. louis county and police department are very qualified departments. even the fegson department. what we are seeing right now, they need the national guard and can quickly initiate those folks. but the governor is putting the cart before the horse. >> interesting. rod, thank you. >> appreciate it. new details this morning on dhs priorities for deportation. with millions more people staying in this country legally, we've been here as illegal. >> we'll deport you if you're criminal. >> exactly. the president will deport you if you're a criminal.

what does that mean? >> we are providing more enforcements for law enforcement personnel. we'll focus resources on those who are threats to our security, felons, not families, criminals, not children. and we'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their fair share of taxes, pass a background criminal check and get right with the law. >> here's how it really breaks down for you. the department of homeland security's policy for the apprehension and detention removal of the folks, priority one, terrorists, felons, and new illegal border crossers. but those in the tier two should be on the top list as well. >> second tier priority? >> convicted drunk drivers, sex abusers, drug dealers and gun offenders. >> the third level is those who commit other immigration violations. the amazing thing is we're tolerant at all of any illegal

immigrant who commits any crime. it used to be a zero tolerance policy. the president saying they pay their fair share of taxes, nobody is going to pay their taxes because people who make very little don't pay income taxes. they get money back. you add into that the possibility of education and health care, food stamps, housing vouchers, what percentage of these newly legalized immigrants will be a net positive to the economy, which is to say adding more than they take, zero. this election is about a fair share of taxes. >> anything that increases the labor fool many say will lower the press's wages. congressman steve montenegro from arizona state was on the show earlier to say this about the process. >> it's utter lawlessness, phenomenal disrespect for the rule of law, the constitution that we so revere in this country. and it is a slap in the face to

immigrants that have immigrated here legally. think about a hispanic immigrant here legally who immigrated legally and is already having a hard time finding a job. or if you're a minority or any american already in this country having a hard time finding a job, you need 5 million more jobs. you don't need 5 million more people to depress wages and make it harder to find jobs already as it is in this economy. >> what a great line. it's amazing to me the energy they spend denying the obvious reality. you bring 5 million more low wage workers into the country, they are going down. that's not true. really? find one economist who says that's not true. you can't. >> and the immigrant children are going to be coming into the school systems as well. so what does that mean for the way they are living? many of them are living in poverty, so they are on free or reduced lunch. the taxpayer is going to be paying for that. they may have to bring in more tutors to bring them up to grade level on reading and writing and math and everything.

>> you notice all the people for this, not one of them sends their kids to public school. not one. they all send their kids to private school. if you send your kids to public school, this is not a small thing but a big thing. your kid's classes are getting bigger and the school has no resources for this, but the policymakers have no experience of that at all because all their kids go to private school. >> we had an education advocate on the show a couple weeks ago from new york state saying extra curricular activities are on the chopping block because budgets are stressed so much. can you imagine if your child can't play football because of this policy? >> it's not a big deal here but in other states. here's what's coming up on the show and making headlines this hour. the former washington, d.c. mayor civil rights activist marion barry has died. he served four terms as mayor in washington, d.c. with a political career overshadowed by his video of him smoking crack

cocaine inside his d.c. hotel room. no word on the cause of death. and a rare earthquake rocked northern texas overnight. the magnitude 3.3 earthquake is to blame for the accident at this apartment complex. this is strongest quake to rock the area since 2009. and vice president joe biden not getting a warm welcome in turkey. >> yeankee, go home! >> about 300 proesters marched and told him to go home. vice president biden also announced a $135 million aid package for refugees. and there was once life on mars? a grainy photograph is from the spirit rover and shows what some claim to be a skull. others say it is just a rock.

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this that it didn't quite have the shock value that you might have expected. certainly people are very upset about it, but republicans are trying to figure out how to handle it. some of them really want to go nuclear on this and talk about shutting down the government and talk about blocking all presidential nominations. others, particularly in the leadership of the house and senate, are saying to take a more measured approach. we'll talk about all this today at the top of the hour. we'll talk with ted cruz, one of the people leading the fight and talk about defunding the department of homeland security until the president pulls back on his executive order. we're also going to talk to the governor-elect of texas, greg abbott, the current attorney general. he says he's already announced that he'll sue the president for what he believes is a violation of his constitutional authority. we'll have an exclusive interview with him about that. we'll also get the other side from the house democratic chair

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this group of irish friends were trying to videotape the gorilla at the berlin zoo and the ape must have been camera shy because he got mad. he walked over to grab rocks and threw it at the tourists. barely missing them. hi, anna. well, the holidays are quickly approaching and for many it is time to start getting the house ready. >> one of the favorite holiday traditions could pose a danger to our animals. for tips on how to keep the pets safe is our old friend jeff lorber. thank you for coming on. >> hello, how are you doing? >> there's a lot of stuff that doesn't look dangerous but it could be to our cats and dogs. >> dark meat turkey is very fatty that can cause a problem. of course, things we like a lot, like chocolate, put the two together, remember, things that can fall off our plate fall onto a dog's plate. and the dog's plate is the floor. >> some people think you don't

want to waste anything, give the carcass to the dog. bad idea. >> bones can splinter easily. plus the marrow is also fatty. >> are nuts poisonous or not healthy? >> they have a lot of fat content. dogs cannot handle fat because they will get pancreatitis. >> not to mention the cleanup you'll have. >> give them a greenies. these are good for their teeth like a toothbrush. lit make a good treat. these are great. >> something to keep them busy. >> also, mini candy canes. a lot of people have them on the christmas trees. >> the problem you have with a dog this small, it will lodge in their throat. the sugar will not hurt them but save them for your kids. >> what about the other decoration there is? the tennis balls? >> i do this purposely to show you how similar the two can look. i have labradors. i have many dogs.

these are hanging on the tree. my dogs are thinking, this is fantastic. i'm going after these balls because that's what we play with. so be very careful. things like the poinsettia. >> i have heard that these are poisonous. >> it's overrated. they can't digest it is the problem. candles, we use them for decoration and in the menorah, but dogs and cats are intrigued by the light. so they will go up and play with it. so you want to be careful. if one tips over -- >> you could burn your house down. >> absolutely. this is something that dogs and cats love to play with. cats love to play with yarn, things like that. they can get what is called a linear foreign body and they cannot digest it. so it will go straight through them. things like -- mistletoe, a fake plant, these are like pine needles that can also get lodged in their throat. they are giving our dogs and

cats so many opportunities to hurt themselves. >> not to mention how many people are around the house that are not normally there to cause anxiety. >> the doorbell is ringing every five minutes with people coming over. for some dogs, it's great. other dogs might be a little anxious. so therefore we have to be careful. and let's give them something to play with also. before i forget, lights, try to keep them high up or we'll put them running on a 12-volt transformer. if they should chew on the wire, they will only get 12 volts. >> good advice. >> keep your dogs calm. the number one thing to do, it is not bad to put a dog in a crate. we have a great kennel here from petmate. dogs don't mind. we look at it as punishment, it's not. they like it. get something natural, anti-stress tabs are great. give them something to play with while everyone is having fun.

>> thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you. >> great tips. >> thank you for this. >> the great humane society brought these pets and they need homes. coming up, one mother says her son's service dog can save his life but his school is not allowing the dog on campus. hear how she's fighting back. and what went on behind the scenes before the executive action. ♪ and if i pass the legislati legislation's pen then i wind up on the president's desk ♪ >> it doesn't end there. more of the jabs against the president's plan, next.

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that bill was trying to become a law. >> i realize that, but you know son, there's an easier way to get things done around here. it's called an executive order. ♪ i'm an executive order and i pretty much just happen ♪ >> wait a second, don't you have to go through congress at some point? >> oh, that's adorable. you still think that's how government works. >> don't listen to him, son. ♪ look at the midterm elections, people clearly don't want this ♪ >> mr. president, is this constitutional? >> of course. the president issues executive orders all the time. >> that's right, i can do lots of things. ♪ i'll create a national park or a new holiday ♪ ♪ or grant legal stay thetous 5 million undocumented immigrants ♪ >> wait, what? >> yeah, that's what you're going to do. >> oh, my god. well, i didn't have time to read

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over the weekend, even friday, fox was like, you have to be around on sunday. they are going to reconvene on sunday. sunday is a religious day. they don't reconvene on sunday, but this case is so beyond the pail. it was in the realm of possibility. what they have to do now, my educated guess is all the evidence has been presented. they now need to make a decision. the prosecutor tells them, here's the law and here are your options. because they have options. this is not yes or no. there are different accounts of homicide there they are considering. one is purely negligence, like you made a mistake, you killed someone. the maximum punishment is four years. on the flip side of the coin, you intended to cause someone's death or serious physical injury where the punishment is life. and then there's the one in the middle which is basically it wasn't negligence but should have known your actions would

cause death. >> the grand jury decides, is this worthy to send through trial. >> the grand jury says, correct. it doesn't mean guilty or not guilty. >> people always assume there's no indictment. >> there's no push-back. there's no defense attorney cross-examining anyone. there's no defense witnesses. there's an option for the defense witnesses, meaning they can ask a grand jury, do you want to hear this witness or don't? but they don't have to. in a regular trial, a guy like me stands up after someone says, oh, yeah, i saw him commit the murder and i was standing 25 feet away. okay, anna, i notice you're wearing glasses today, were you wearing those? no, i wasn't. and what is that between you,

the trees? >> and that would come out later. who is on the grand jury? >> right now there are 12 people chosen before this incident even took place. so they are not like in a regular jury and are picking them. what you're afraid of is who is the first one to go on dr. phil to explain what happened in the jury room. they were picked and listening to the normal cases. theextended their time here until january. so they have heard a ton of regular cases and in the midst they are going to be hearing a lot of these. the difference -- sometimes people prefer to be on a grand

jury because you kind of know your schedule. they will tell you to be on a trial jury, you don't know how long the trial is going to go on. here we need you every friday from noon to 3:00 and you're done. >> huh. >> people need to no one was there in the grand jury room. >> you have people outside saying they demand -- only the 12 people have heard every piece of evidence. then the citizens chosen to decide to go forward or not to go forward. whatever they decide, they are doing their american civic duty and should be respected it. takes nine of the 12. it doesn't need to be unanimous. 9 of 12 have to decide this.

either they say there's not enough evidence or there is evidence. by the way, i have to say i have a secret man crush on you. i have my family here. >> mike is taking off. >> the cameras can't see them but they look horrified. i'm joking, guys. >> holy spirit a handsome group. >> coming up -- he looks afraid. pope francis holding a historic conference on the role of marriage in society with his modern views to possibly open the door to a new definition of family. we'll talk to the president of the family research center tony perkins who was there. >> and this video going viral after someone noticed a drug left his headlights on. the good issamaritan turns them

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>> yuck! well, the pope hosting a historic conference on marriage and the role in society at the vatican last week. it drew 300 faith leaders from 24 nations and 23 different religions. while some expected him to soften his stance on marriage, our next guest says that was not the case. he was at the conference in rome and is joining us from baton rouge. tony, thank you for coming on. >> good morning, tucker. how are you doing? >> really well. the pope has been watched carefully because of the new and moderate ideas about certain things are. his views on marriage changing? have they changed from what you can tell? >> no, i don't think so at all. that's why the vatican hosted this conference as you mentioned. 14 different religions, probably 250 folk there is, religious leaders, and the pope is very clear on this that children have a right to grow up in a home with a father and a mother.

and so i think this pope is saying, look, marriage, this is the complexity of the men and women, but recognizing all humans have dignity. that's the marriage from this pope. >> in the united states the numbers are getting worse and 50% of kids being born out of wedlock and the consequences are poverty among many others. what can we as a society do? what can the catholic church do and you all do to encourage people to get married before they have kids? >> well, that's a great question, tucker. that's how i actually got involved in public policy, this whole marriage issue back when i was in office 20 years ago. or about 15 years ago. i offered donations to the first covenant marriage law. and that was the focus of this conference. marriage and family are in crisis. and not just an american problem, let's say it's a global problem. and so we have a responsibility to do something to give the past possible environment for

children to grow up in. and that's a mom and a dad. and it is not just for the child, but it's for the benefit of the couple, the mother and father, the man and woman, in society. those three elements, and that goes back to the early teachings of the church, but what was interesting about this, tucker, is that this is not just an issue for the church. now 14 different religions nowism, giantism, all the different religions with no theological elements in common but they have a common understanding of what marriage is because it's rooted in nature. to review, it's rooted in the order of creation. so the call was to religious leaders to lead out on this into upholding that standard and the ideal of marriage. even though we fall short from time to time. >> exactly. it's the basis of all civilization. tony perkins, news from the vatican. thank you. coming up, this christmas

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one town's christmas tree is so ugly charlie brown might actually love it. >> i don't care. >> it will be just right for our play. >> but some of the folks that live in this town where they have the ugly tree want another tree. a real nice looking tree. will they get their christmas wish? the fourth hour of fox and trends on this sunday starts right now. you're going to be going back home just like andy grammer. a lot of kids on the plaza and

great food on the plaza and we have our good old buddy. we're having a good thanksgiving on the plaza today. >> i've never deep fried a turkey. he makes me want to do it. >> if i can just say we don't get the credit we deserve. it's not just a morning show and news program it's also an institution that feeds the multitudes. fox and friends. >> loaves and fixes. >> come on by we have food for you. 47th street -- >> it's actually 48th and 6. >> whatever. >> we begin with a fox news alert here in ferguson as we wait for the grand jury's decision. it might come down tomorrow. >> the jury prepares to reconvene tomorrow and there is breaking news from the courthouse. fox news contributor has been there for the past few days. what can you tell us?

>> reporter: there's a lot happening right now. as a matter of fact if you can look over my shoulder what i'm watching right now is an increase in uniform police presence. you can see the officers just came out maybe about 30 minutes ago and we see bomb sniffing dogs being used right now as i speak around the courthouse with other police officers. over here in the media lot we see a uniform presence of police officers so something is going on. not sure exactly what but the other thing that's very significant is we are watching a lot of people coming and going out of the courthouse. now the courthouse here folks is pretty much closed on weekends but today we see a lot of people coming and going out of the courthouse. we're trying to get more information about what's going on but there appears to be something happening as i'm speaking right now. >> you're getting the sinense tt maybe -- maybe they have a decision. >> it's a good possibility. i can tell you that i talked to a couple of plain-clothed officers earlier and they wouldn't tell me a lot but

something is going on because i was here yesterday and the day before and we didn't see any of this activity and today we're seeing it. >> we're hearing that at least one school district in the area has closed for tomorrow, monday, how are businesses responding to all of this? >> businesses have boarded up. 80 to 90% of the business versus boarded up. the streets were empty last night but a lot of business people were on edge. they don't know what's going to happen. we don't know when this decision is coming down but it's going to come down sometime soon and i get the sense that something is going on now by the increased police presence going on around me right now. >> we know you'll stay put and bring us any updates as they become available. >> we have new details this morning from the department of homeland security. what constitutes a deportable crime? millions more immigrants are now legal thanks to the president's executive order last week. some of them will commit crimes and what does dhs thinks

constitute a crime so severe they'll kick you out of the country. >> there's a list of three tiers of offenses. let's put up the first one here. you have terrorists, out of the country, felons, new illegal border, you know, somebody that crossed the border. >> so that makes sense. everybody happy they're priority number one. but priority number two we're talking about convicted drunk drivers, sex abusers, drug dealers -- >> i'd but sex abusers on the first list. >> and other immigration violations. here's what i don't understand. there's so much talk about the rights of illegal immigrants here and their rights okay fine what about the rights of people that live here and are born here and paying in the system all of their lives that are american citizens. it seems you're getting all the benefit swres to offer and just don't commit any crimes and if you commit a crime then leave.

>> at least put the people at the front of the line that are trying to obey the law and immigrant to the country the legal way. you say you've been here for five years. we have no real way of checking because you've been in the shadows then yeah you can stay. >> earlier in the show arizona state representative had this to say. >> it's utter lawlessness. it's phenomenal disregard and disrespect for the rule of law, the constitution that we so revere in this country and it is a slap in the face to immigrants that have immigrated here legally. think about a hispanic immigrant that's here legally that immigranted legally and is having a hard time finding a job or if you're a minority or any american in the country having a hard time finding a job you need 5 million more jobs. you don't need 5 million more people to depress wages or make it harder to find jobs as it is in this economy. >> for this economic impact we have maria on that in 40 or 45

minutes. >> this is a perspective you never hear from people pushing for this. the president and his allies. they see a bunch of new voters for them and that's true. >> but you should also be seeing more taxpayers. >> they keep saying that, they're going to pay their fair share of taxes. the truth is people with low incomes don't pay income taxes because they get money back and by the way if you factor in all the benefits, medical, educational, dental, food stamps, all of that stuff, what percentage of these people are going to be net contributors? >> a lot of them are going to be living in poverty and flooding our education systems and, you know, they'll be on free lunch, reduced lunch some of them. the school systems are going to be having to bring in tutors to bring them up to grade level. it's not just the border states. it's everywhere. the city is warning illegal immigrants will fled schools and they're expecting thousands of my granlts to be coming. >> 12% of all students currently in new york schools are illegal.

it's not a big deal if your kids go to private school. you don't care. but if they're in crowded classrooms with dwindling resources unable to learn because nobody speaks english it's a big deal. >> we had an education advocate a couple of weeks agatha said that extracurricular activities are on the chopping block in some school systems because budgets are so stressed. so imagine if your kid couldn't be on the football team or become a cheerleader or softball player because of this policy. >> you're mean if you say that. why are you being mean to immigrants? no, how about this, americans deserve first consideration in every decision that their government makes. it's our government. it's supposed to look out for us. it's not supposed to shaft us. and that's what's happening. >> let's talk to maria about it. >> yeah, first right to your headlines. we start with this fox news alert. former washington d.c. mayor and civil rights activist marion berry died. she served four terms as mayor

of d.c. the political career largely overshadowed by his drug addiction and a video surfaced of him smoking crack cocaine inside a hotel room. no word yet on a cause of death. >> also overnight a rare earthquake rocks north texas. the 3.3 quake shook the dallas area. it's to blame for this. it is the strongest quake to rock the area since 2009. >> vice president joe biden not getting a warm welcome in turkey. >> about 300 protestors marched in the street shouting go home yankee though biden never saw the demonstration. he was there to get the country to expand it's role in the fight against isis. vice president biden also announced a $135 million aid package for syrian refugees. >> he took his love to new

heights. a seattle man asks his girlfriend to marry him from outerspace. >> i want to spend the rest of my life with you. will you marry me? >> oh my god. yes. >> a for effort here. he did it by attaching his cell phone with a prerecorded proposal to a weather balloon and sending it 90,000 feet up. this happened two years ago but he put it up on youtube. they're now married and have a 13 month old daughter. >> he attached the ring. >> yeah, best of luck. >> i'm kidding. hey guys, i have cameron and allie here. are you full from all of your thanksgiving. >> yeah. >> what do you think about thanksgiving food for breakfast. >> it's good. >> now for left overs next friday. that's what you can have. instead of shopping i assume. >> just food instead of shopping. >> take a look at the weather maps. you can have troubles this week. heres what's going on right now. big storm across part of the southeast. heavy showers through the new

orleans area and through southern mississippi and throughout the day that storm will slowly pull up toward the mid-atlantic and then still spreading back across parts of the mississippi river valley. it's a large storm impacting a lot of people. it's going to be very warm and that's why we're watching the threat for flooding in buffalo when the snow melts and the cold air gets back in so chicago you'll see a little bit of snow at the end of this. then another storm will develop tuesday evening into wednesday. it's a coastal storm and wednesday obviously the big travel day. potentially big impacts all across the populated i-95 corridor wednesday into thursday morning. we'll watch that closely guys. you guys are just going to eat. >> yeah. >> nice. >> perfect. >> guys. >> thanks, rick. >> coming up attorney general eric holder has one message for ferguson police. settle down. >> justice department encourages law enforcement officials in every jurisdiction to work with

the communities they serve. >> why is holder weighing in on this anyway? a former department of justice official tells us next. >> and a university professor under fire for pretending to shoot at the students in the classroom. see who he is supposed to be. he's dressed as former vice president dick cheney. >> oh, there's fall out. there was no question she was the one.

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well as the nation awaits the grand jury decision a peaceful protest continued overnight. hundreds of lawyers from across america descending on ferguson. they say they're there responding from calls to monitor police behavior. >> well joining us now is christian former doj

official. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> so eric holder, should he be weighing in? and how is he weighing in? >> well, why does this attorney general always seem to take the side of the lawless? this is a pattern over the last six years. attorney general holder skoelded the police telling them that they need to behave. i think he has the wrong target tucker. he is telling the police they need to behave. in fact he should be telling everybody they need to behave. this is an administration that has consistently taking the side of the lawless over the law abiding citizens. >> last time i checked earlier this year law enforcement stood back intentionally as businesses were looted and burned by mobs what are these lawyers doing there? >> it's about money and muscle

tucker. they need to continually justify their existence. they want to fund raise off of this. they want to tell you this is part of the struggle in 1965. but it's really more like 1968. the radical left has to always flex it's muscle. it's not part of civil rights. this is an effort to show that they're here and they're here to stay. >> i've heard some people say that the president of the united states should go to ferguson. what do you think? >> well, look let's start with small stuff. there was a quote in the washington times today about the arrest of some black panthers, new black panther party members that were building pipe bombs and were going to kill as many police officers as they could. guess what the quote is in the new york times from a federal official with the administration.

this is not a serious threat. that's literally what someone in this administration said about this plot. they're more worried about the cops. why is it that this administration is constantly, repeatedly down playing the threat of the new black panthers? down playing the threat of race radicals, down playing the threat of violence and worried about the police. it keeps happening over and over again. >> i'm a little confused. i get why people are upset that michael brown was killed. i think it's upsetting but i have never seen any evidence that race played a direct role. maybe it did but i haven't seen any evidence. is there something i'm missing? is there evidence that this is an inherently racial case? >> what they'll tell you is it has a history to it. that the history between the police and community is what animates this incident. that's why we have a grand jury. that's why we have a grand jury that looks at all the facts. one side however tucker is not going to be happy with one outcome of that grand jury.

that's why one side threatened to take to the streets to burn, to loot, to do the things they did before. one side doesn't like the american system apparently. >> thanks a lot. >> thanks guys. >> all right. coming up, she's the sexiest woman with a face you can't even see. >> hello, i'm here. >> hi. >> hi. i'm samantha. >> tucker, she's samantha. >> if you want to know if the girl is attractive, turns out you don't have to look. just listen. just listening can be sexy tucker. >> interesting. and thanksgiving with the family can mean some very awkward dinner table conversations particularly among those. the dos and don'ts of how to surprise holiday meals next. i am totally blind.

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we're out on the plaza with all of our friends and we want to ask this question, has your thanksgiving dinner ever ended up like this. >> what they're up to among other things. >> no politics. >> excuse me, tell us what you did before you went to work. >> i got fired a lot. >> oh. >> so folks if you don't want another awkward holiday dinner what topics should you avoid around the table? joining us now is director at lincoln university dr. charles williams. relationship expert and fox news religion contributor father jonathan morris. great to be with you guys. >> it's the awkward table here. >> you had to have like a kids table. >> i'll start with you. what's the best way to good deal

with this? because sometimes pretty much every family has the one family member bringing up taboo topics. >> don't invite that family member. don't invite them. just realize you should avoid heavy topics like politics and religion and have fun. >> oh my god. i'm totally offended by that. >> a religious holiday for many as you're giving your thanks for everything, all the blessings you have. >> i agree, don't turn this into a partisan battle or even try to convert -- try to convert the person sitting across the table from you but what a boring thanksgiving to be talking about the weather. >> what? >> it is a religious holiday. george washington made -- the declaration -- really there's one line okay? >> declaration of independence. >> cranberry sauce.

>> president george washington proclaimed that thursday dr. chuck, the 25th of november a day of public thanksgiving and prayer devoted to the service of that great -- >> he wrote that under the influence of box wine. >> that's one thing you say actually is don't be too heavy handed on the wine. >> i think honestly you can have a conversation about anything but you have to bring compassion and empathy to the table and make sure that you are giving the respect to the people around you. it's a couple of hours of your life. it's not going to change your world if aunt tilly doesn't agree with what you're saying. be okay with it. >> and there's going to be some disagreement over who knows, whether so and so is looking for a job and not working hard enough and mooching off this brother that stole the inheritance. >> that's it. >> there's a lot of kids around. what if one of the other is telling you have to raise your kids and you do it the other

way, what do you do? >> get up and walk away and watch the football game. >> how do you tell them thanks but no thanks. >> i would validate them and i would say thank you because someone wants to be heard so any time that someone is sharing their opinion they want to be heard. acknowledge that you're hearing them and walk away. >> get the boxed wine. >> one thing my parents always did would be invite somebody to the table, to the holiday that didn't quite fit. in other words somebody that was not necessarily the best friend of all of us. >> unavailable. >> it's excellent. >> they'll have enough at table but to have it as an opportunity also to welcome somebody around the table that might be hurting or might be suffering that might not have family in the area. >> that's a really good point is that we don't realize what's going on. the emotional turmoil within people and the hard times that they're having. so a lot of times when somebody is being really negative it's because they're feeling

negative. give them a chance to let that out and understand it's not about you. it's about them. >> let the whole family rally around. >> it's about love. >> it's about generosity and caring. >> you cannot be very bored about our conversation. >> was that good? >> fantastic. >> you want some green beans right? >> yeah. >> nobody is eating here. >> thank you so much. heres what's coming up on fox and friends. a university professor pretends to shoot his students while dressed as dik cheney. that fall out straight ahead. >> and one town's christmas tree is so ugly charlie brown might actually love it. >> i don't care. we'll decorate it and it will be just right for our play. besides, i think it needs me. >> and the folks that live here want this real tree gone. will they get their christmas wish? and is it really that bad? what do you think? ♪

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up so the crowd finishes our national anthem. the canadians. ♪ bursting in air gave through proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ or the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] >> what if every sporting event was like that? so often when the national anthem is being sung at these games people are quite or they'll mouth the words and sing it loud and proud. >> it's wonderful. >> they're canadians. >> they know our national anthem. >> all of them mock them.

>> apologize. >> i feel like apologizing. that was really touching. it is more impressive. that is not my imagination. >> i would like for you to sing oh canada. >> i don't know if they realize they are. they're super nice people and i take back most of what i said. >> i like their national anthem but i don't know more than oh canada. that's it. >> stories making headlines on this sunday morning, a deadly ambush when a florida man lures them or being killed by an officer. a press conference will reveal more details today at noon. well, you may want to let your kids hit that snooz button. a new study suggests the key to a safe drive into school might be sleep.

students with earlier school start times tend to get in more car crashes than those that started some 90 minutes later. >> did you know teenagers need more sleep than adults? >> they're growing. >> a professor at the university of nebraska lincoln underfire this morning for pretending to shoolt at students around his classroom while dressed as dick cheney. earlier they weighed in on the double standard at play here. >> we've seen kids get expelled for chewing their pop-tarts into the shape of guns and that is no policy of the university. if the students had done this they would have been expelled without question. >> the students say he has a history of bashing conservative figures inside his classroom. reading, pennsylvania turning into a bunch of grinchs and it's

all because of their christmas tree. the town is supposed to get a tree but bad weather put a snag in their plans but they wound up with this one instead. now folks say it's so ugly it needs to be replaced. on facebook they say he need to watch charlie brown christmas it just needs a little love. >> >> you guys are so mean. dress it up. >> it's horrible. i like to pick up ugly trees and ugly pumpkins and take them home. you don't do that? >> no, i pick out the attractive pumpkins? >> really. >> out and about on the streets of new york. >> big weather stories going on this weekend and a very important week. take a look at pictures out of

the buffalo area where i've seen some roof collapses. this happened yesterday under the weight of all of the snow. we'll see up to about an inch of rain falling in the area and the snow will just absorb the rain and make it even heavier so one last day to get the snow off of the rooms if you can. take a look at the weather maps. severe weather to be had today down across eefrs the southeast we'll be dealing with possibly a tornado threat and everybody wondering what wednesday is like travel day we are watching the potential for a big coastal storm. all indications are we're going to have something. we don't know exactly yet who will be snow and who will be rain but we do know it's wednesday travel day and that will be pretty problematic. the cold air coming in across the northern plains with snow so light delays in the chicago area and i think we could be dealing with big problems across the airports. here's your forecast across the northeast for the day today. warming up quite a bit. tomorrow in the 60s and 70s with that rain coming in from the

southeast. you can see the rain today and that's where we'll have the threat for severe weather. send it back to you guys inside. >> thanks. >> well, this morning protests continuing overnight in ferguson missouri as we await the grand jury's decision in the michael brown shooting case. >> but we noticed this morning a lot of buildings are barricaded. boards up over the glass and small businesses. police increasing their presence especially around the courthouse as they prepare to reconvene tomorrow but there's a sense that there might be a decision today. a lot of activity at the courthouse. >> joining us now from ferguson is the president of the county police association. thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> now this increase in police activity going on behind you we saw earlier today, is that because they're expecting some sort of violence or just because they just need to be prepared? >> absolutely it's all about preparation. i don't think there's any reason to look into what you may be seeing in or around the clayton area which is where our police headquaters is and where the courthouses are located.

i don't think we should take it -- let's not start guessing at what's going on. we have a lot of security in place here because we are expecting large crowds and we're just ready to deal with those crowds. >> so we interviewed store owners last time violence broke out in ferguson and they said they were told directly by law enforcement that police wouldn't protect their stores and they were looted. if that happens again will law enforcement step in and prevent looting? >> well, as you know, during the first events that happened in august there was changing of m command and brought in and politics got involved and i'm sure your viewers are aware that sometimes you involve politics where politics doesn't belong. it doesn't help the situation. we had a few issues but we work tlud the issues. we had a lot more time to prepare. we have a unified command in st. louis. that's the chief of st. louis city. captain from the highway patrol and the chief in st. louis county. now they're working together to

make sure that we're ready for any circumstance that may occur. it's not just necessarily here in clayton missouri where the grand jury announcement will be made but also ferguson or areas in st. louis city like the shaw neighborhood that has seen uprisings because of police activity. >> i'm sorry we're a little short on time. i want to be sure, so there will be no looting or you're saying law enforcement will actively protect businesses from looters? >> we will actively protect those businesses as best we can. remember i mean this is a huge county and -- especially the more violent protestors are individuals that are actually looking to cause trouble or loot they can go anywhere they want but i can assure you that our unified command is prepared to respond throughout the entire region and of course we have extra protection and extra precautions put in place in some of those areas most likely expecting the concentration of problems or violence. >> detective, thank you for joining us.

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president obama signing the executive order that shields 5 million illegal immigrants from deportation. >> and although they'll not be eligible for federal benefits many will still qualify for state entitlement. >> what's going to be the financial impact of this. >> hello, how are you? >> i hear one economist say one

thing and one say another thing. it's going to bring money with taxes and the other says it's going to be a drain on the economy. >> they come from the corner office in washington but they are implemented by the states. we know that. so right now there's a bit of a scramble going on on the state level to assess what kind of expense it's going to be because remember all of those driver's license, that's one thing. in state funding in terms of health insurance. in terms of in state tuition. there's the thing that are potentially eligible for this. so now it's the scramble in terms of how this is implemented on the state level so who is reaching out to say this is the process you need to take. this is an executive order from the president and who is going to carry the burden in the states which are already strapped. >> if i have three kids going to public schools and getting

health care have to make an awful lot of money to be a net contributor to the economy wouldn't i? >> you would because there's a lot of people probably not contributing in terms of revenue for the state and they will approximate, be, in fact, taking services from the state. so it is a big expense on the state level. they have been strapped for cash for a long time. >> a shocking indicator of the health of an smi is apparently underwear sales according to allen greenspan. >> sales are also -- of course we showed victoria's secret but what does this mean? >> this is why the basic items that everybody buys and he mentioned this when he was in the consulting business in the 70s and he said this is one of the core items, men's underwear that are always bought and when the economy slows down those

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hi, kids! >> hi! >> here we go. time to eat again. man, do we have a beautiful thanksgiving feast here. >> job mclemore is here. what haven't you cooked? >> we've cooked a lot of food. and that's the one thing that we want everybody to know is thanksgiving is this week. so if you want to have the best thanksgiving meal and about any stress, we're going to show you how to do that. and we've already deep fried a lot of turkeys so far this morning. turkey breasts, whole turkeys. take a look one more time. now, have you ever deep fried a turkey? >> my dad has. >> your dad has. >> burned the turkey, too. actually, sorry, dad, if you're watching. >> if you think about, your dad probably deep fried his in the backyard. >> mm-hmm. >> well, we've solved all of that. you don't have to do it in the backyard. we're bringing the recipe indoors so you can do it the safe way.

take a deep breath. relax. you want thanksgiving to be fun, right? >> yeah. >> there's your whole turkey. >> a little dangerous. >> it's not dangerous at all now. so we're going to show you know a bone-in turkey breast. >> look at that. >> so we've got a whole turkey done in an hour. a turkey breast done in an hour. four minutes per pound for the whole turkey, seven minutes per pound for the turkey breast. >> if you're dealing with a frozen turkey, do you need it get it out of the freezer today? >> today. yes. and for thanksgiving, you can actually buy fresh turkey, an already-thawed turkey. you want to make sure you have not just a completely thawed turkey but give it a warm water bath. make the recipe safe and perfect. >> by the way, you can fry the doughnuts in the same oil. >> yes, we fry the doughnuts in there. we do mac and cheese. anything you can imagine. >> can we taste it? >> there is a way to taste it. >> buffalo sauce.

>> you've got one minute. >> ranch dressing. we've got buffalo sauce. >> buffalo sauce. whatever that is. >> we've got a little bit of dry seasoning. lift that up. now, that's the buffalo sauce that goes on your buffalo ranch. >> okay. >> but have you ever heard of a roasted pecan deep fried turkey with a little bit of honey? >> yes, sir. >> oh, my goodness. >> that is dadgum good. >> wow! >> and guys, we've been asked all week -- >> this is why everyone loves you, by the way. >> thanksgiving is this week. where can you get the butterball turkey friyer? anywhere, home depot, sam's, kws kws. >> we're going to take a quick bite here. that's actually smoked sweet toe ta potatoes with roasted pecan. wicked hot. now, where's a slider? i want to make you guys a

buffalo ranch slider. >> after the break and after the show? because we've got to take a commercial break. >> okay. >> we'll be brack with that coming up. >> you are a deeply good person. >> dadgum good fun. >> coming up, a wine expert is here to tell you, so don't go away.

well, back in august we had the worst earthquake to hit n a napa, california, in 25 years. i was there. however, this thanksgiving there's a lot to be thankful for because they are on the road to recovery. >> here to tell us how they're doing is karen phofontanello.

>> your warehouse had received so much damage. how are you guys doing now? >> recovery, we're cleaned up. we're still cleaning up after the mess in terms of psychologically. the hardest thick wng was that earthquake hit right at the end of the august. we harvested and bringing in grapes. >> thanksgiving is not harvest. >> yes. >> we're going to talk about some of the wines. what is the best one for your main course? >> the main course, you want to go with zinfandel. it's the quintessential american wine. it's wonderful for so many reasons. >> great with turkey? >> not necessarily just with turkey, but when you add in the yams and stuffing on the side and everything wrapped together, you have lots of flavor. so you want the wine to hold up to it. >> but we want you to buy american for all parts of the meal. the appetizer for the dinner, the dessert. >> for more logon to

foxandfriends.com. we want to thank john mclemore for this incredible spread. and of course, michael is over there. we'll be back with you in a couple minutes. thanks so much. see you, every. the republicans respond. good morning, everyone, i'm maria boartiromo. welcome. future boehner promised the house will act. now the judiciary committee announcing it will hold hearings following president obama's unilateral immigration actions. the chairman of that committee joins me moments away. and remember those 30,000 e-mails that congress subpoenaed from lois lerner that just kind of got lost? guess what? looks like some treasury department investigators found them after all. we will talk about it. plus the macy's thanksgiving day parade, this is the 88th year that it kicks off the holiday shopping