warnings to stay away. >> it did not cross the syrian border. the pilots ejected from the plane but have not been heard from since. we will continue to follow the story. >> we begin with a worldwide alert. a travel warning as parents travel for thanksgiving. >> the state department taking a unprecedented step out of fear terrorists could strike at any time. we are live with more on that story. good morning, kristin. >> the state department issued a worldwide terror alert for all u.s. citizens. it warns all americans about any international travels over the thanksgiving holidays and even beyond. intelligence suggests that isis, al qaeda, boko haram are planning attacks in multiple regions of the world. he goes on to say being attacked may employ a wide variety of tactics using conventional and

nonconventional ways. it advises u.s. travelers to exercise precautions during the holiday seasons and holiday festivals and events. >> we have also seen clearly that isil is carrying through on its intentions to carry outer or strikes in the heart of europe. it is threatening the united states. it has threatened other places around the world. that is a real threat. >> despite the threat senior obama administration officials told fox news we want feeolks t travel but exercise greater vigilance. 47 million americans are expected to travel ore tver the thanksgiving holidays. >> there is nothing preventing me from flying. >> it is scary i can't live my life in fear. i have to get where i knead to go and we have to see our family

for holidays. >> even though it is called a worldwide terror threat it does not cover the u.s. itself. there is less risk if you are traveling within the u.s. but in the words of one security expert u.s. officials know that something is brewing, they just don't know where or how. >> kristin fisher laif for us this morning. thank you. we have brand new leads on the hupt for the 8th paris attack a garbage man found that on the side of the road near paris. greg palkot is following the latest developments this morning. good morning, greg. >> a potential explosive lead overnight adds up indicated. in the suburbs of paris they found an undesignated vest similar to the ones the paris attackers used during the night

of carnage in paris. it happened near where the 8th trauz tracwas traced. abc laslaum abandoned it. now in the last 24-hours across belgium. another break in the terror probe. authorities are now saying they have spotted a man leaving the terror scene on november 13th along with a now dead mastermind and now shooter abaaoud. this may be the mystery third man of the shooters. he could be dead or it could be another terrorist on the run. oo finally for the 4th day one of the most important cities in new york remains in lock down. police troops armored vehicles roaming the streets of brussel

have fears of another terrorist attack there. their metro subway and schools will reopen on wednesday but the high terror alert remains in place. terror effects all over this country, belgium and as you are saying, the world. >> greg palkot in paris this morning. brand new evidence someone tampered with isis tinl against given to president obama. the investigation at central command now expanding. they learned a year before isis entered through iraq the administration was warned about the terror group's rapid rise and despite the warnings supervisors told analysts to dial back on the negative intelligence because the president didn't want to hear it. the white house says the investigation has nothing to do with the president. >> one of the things i insisted on the day i walked into the oval office was that i don't want intelligence shaded by politics. >> the investigations they are

conducting doesn't rise to the president's level. >> the man who served as the head of the intelligence agency ahead of obama tells a different story. >> where intelligence starts and stops is at the white house. if he is not getting the intelligence that he needs, and if he is not paying attention to what else is going on something else is wrong here. >> chairman of joint chiefs of staff is requesting a new report on isis. >> president obama meeting with french president at the white house to discuss strategies to fight isis. so far president obama has only pledged to intensify the existing strategies that being air strikes and training u.s. forces in iraq. this comies as david cameron wil have british air strikes.

he will meet with merkel and put tin later this week. the governor of indiana fighting against president obama's plan to bring in syrian refugees is now being sued. a nonprofit agency is accusing mike pence of violating by taking those are other countries but not those from syria. he announced his plan to take in 25,000 syrian refugees and we will be learning more oh that lart in the show. >> what two men accused of killing a pastor's pregnant wife are due in court today. larry joe taylor and jay lynn watson are charged with murder. a third suspect is expected to be charged. police believe the men robbed two other houses before breaking into amanda black horn's indianapolis home. she was inside while her toddler, her son slept up stairs. two of them took her debit card

to an atm while taylor stayed behind. he attacked her. she was shot fighting back. dna police helped track down the men. amanda blackburn's mother and father are here life at 8:15 this morning. a confession police say wfrm a man who tried to save a woman. peter gold came to the women's aid and the attacker demanded money and shot gold when he said he didn't have any. eric crahen is now charged with attempted murder. police say he confessed. gold a 4th year med student remains hospitalized in guarded condition. and to extreme weather an art tick blars hits washington state leaving thousands shivering in the dark. 70 mile per hour winds knocked out a grade in spokane.

>> temperatures dipping into the sij digits and below as another wintery storm is already bringing snow overnight. maria molina is tracking the storm for us. what's the latest? >> good morning heather and leeann. it is wild weather across the midwest. we have big winter storms affecting washington state and it is quickly going southward across oregon state and eventually across parts of california. some of that moisture is going to be impacting parts of the rockies with heavy snow across this part of the country. we could be looking at a foot of snow along the higher elevations. the snow will continue across parts of the rockies and also across sierra in california low elevation s could be looking at it going through as well. as far as it goes it will be widespread. many areas will see a foot of snow so the darker blue that is showing 18 inches of snow.

significant not only across oregon but also into california. otherwise temperature wise as we shift further eastward the eastern u.s. you can see we have cold temperatures in place early this morning in raleigh, north carolina you are at 28 degrees. 20's in new england as well. also in the city of chicago and along the gulf coast another chilly morning but not as bad as yesterday you are at 49 in places like new orleans. forecast high temperatures today well below average across parts of the northeast. temperatures ranging in the 40's and 20's. that's as warm as it is going to get today. heather and lia let's head over to you. >> the new england patriots pass another test and this time against the buffalo bills. >> he is in the end zone. the tackle turns into a patriot win. >> patriots win 28-13 and improve to a perfect 10-0

record. >> like my panthers, 10-0. they will pete them. elizabeth hasselbeck is leaving "fox & friends" to raise her children. often times a decision is between two good things. i have never experienced a more thoughtful positive atmosphere than fox news channel. i am entering a season i want to start my day with my children first and he offered his blessing to do so with a heart full of gratitude and the peace god has given me i am confident this personal decision is the right one for our family. elizabeth will share more about her decision this morning on "fox & friends." we wish her well. >> sure do. lovely person. >> 10 minutes after the hour a chopper crash at one of the largest military bases. the breaking details just in. >> the future of firearms becoming a reality.

the smart guns that only let the owner pull the trigger. >> cancelling christmas at a major shopping center. the outrage forcing managers to change their mind. >> a new poll found in 54 percent of americans say it is too early to be playing christmas music. i couldn't agree more. let's talk about the 2016 presidential race. move other, christmas. there is other stuff that is further away.

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>> a military helicopter crashing in fort hood texas killing all crew members on board. it went down in a training mission. the names of the service members have not been released. it is unclear what caused the chopper to crash. passengers arriving ohhen a flight from mexico allowed to

skip customs and even leave the airport without having their passports or bags checked. an american airlines spokesman says some of the 76 passengers who traveled from jfk to can tune have been asked to return with one unaccounted for. all of this after isis threat threatened to attack new york city in a video. a fox news alert with worldwide warning where all holiday travelers a rare decision at the state department as global tensions continue to climb over eminent threats of terror attacks. dave tension is live with more. good morning, dave. >> good morning do you. -- to you. a lot of travelers worldwide and of course right here in philadelphia getting this warning on their phones as they get into the airport at this very early hour at philadelphia international airport. a lot of people taking the warning which says according to the state department isis, yes,

al qaeda and also boko haram continue to plan terror attacks in multiple locations, exact locations not specified and the attacks could be in the form of conventional and nonconventional weapons. that is pretty sobering for a lot of people including one traveler i spoke with who said in fact this remind her of the post 9-11 security bluild up tht happened. she remembers that fateful day and says she thinks this is happening all over again. they are taking the warning in stride because of the terrorist attacks happened on november 13th that killed so many people and injured scores more. they say this is something they have come to expect as they hit the skyways. >> dave kinchen this morning, thank you for that report. a fox business alert. nearly half a million cars off the road and yours could be one of them. fox business is here with a

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>> remember the texas teenager who was invited to the white house after being raised for bringing a homemade clock after school. ahmed who thought being raised was kind of cool but now he wants an apology and millions of

dollars. >> heather and lia, good morning. he is asking for $15 million for damages for when ahmed was arrested at school in september. the boy brought a homemade clock into his classroom which his teacher thought resembled a homemade bomb and alerted authorities. ahmed was questioned and eventually let go. the sore r ststory sparked outr on both side. some saying he should have known better others said discrimination. obama said: >> he also invited him to the white house and the threatened lawsuit seems to be a change of heart when ahmed admitted publically he thought the arrest was kind of cool. >> it was kind of cool. the only reason i felt cool is i

knew i was innocent and i knew if if i did take it to court i would be okay. >> they live overseas in qatar when he was offered a scholarship after the arrest. does the clock boy have a case? let us know on facebook, send an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. heather? >> thank you. kelly. something else people are talking about enraged shoppers in staten island for pulling the mug for cheer. they saw the christmas tree in the parking lot again this year. annual santa parade canceled. they heard the out cry and they will host a holiday e vent next week but santa won't be back until next year. >> a university suspended a free yo ga cla -- going gyoga class

said it could offend people. there are cultural issues involved in the practice. the student federation president says the class is on hold until they can find a way to make it quote more acceptable. >> the time is 24 after the top of the hour. police across the country coming under attack. >> bad time to have demoralized police departments. >> why demoralized cops could mean trouble when it comes to protecting people against terror threats. >> is there a drone on your christmas list the released information. >> the national rifle association became officially incorporated. >> and in 1963 jack rub key shoot lee harvey oswald in the garage of the dallas police headquarters.

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>> it is tuesday november 24th and a fox news alert. the war against isis escalating at this hour. a turkish warplane shot down a russian fighter jet. the breaking details coming right now. >> ahead of the busiest travel week of the year, the rare move used by the state department amid fears the terror attack could happen anywhere, any time. >> the force is with the other guy when a man dressed as darth vader picks the wrong man to mess with. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am lia gabriel. it is 29 minutes after the hour. >> i am heather childers. millions prepare to travel for thanksgiving. >> the state department taking unprecedented steps out of fear terrorists could strike at any

time. kristin fisher is live for us in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning, kristin. >> the state department is warning about the holiday and beyond. intelligence suggests isis, al qaeda, boko haram and other terrorist groups are planning attacks in multiple regions. listen to how one security expert characterizes the current threat. >> the u.s. government knows there's something brewing. they have actionable information that there is something, an attack may be coming they just don't know where and how. >> despite the fleet a senior obama administration specialist says we want folks to travel but

exercise vig against over the holidays. >> you try to be as careful as you can possibly be. >> there is less risk if you are traveling within the u.s. even though it is a worldwide alert it does not cover the u.s. itself. the obama administration issued at least six of the worldwide travel alerts in the last 4 and a half years. this is by no means unprecedented. what is different is you have so many people having a hard time modeling because so many are going dark they are communicating in dark flat forms that are difficult to track. >> technology making it a lot harder. another fox news alert. turkey confirming it shot a russian fighter jet right out of the sky. let's get to doug luzader live.

turkey have been warning about this. >> this is a turkish f-16 may have shot down a russian sg 24. the firefighter jet hadz some discrepancy adds to whether the jet was brought down by air to air fire or artillery fire as the russians claim and the other big question, which side of the border was this on? first claim it was on their side of the border. russia claims it was over the skies of syria. this airspace is getting very, very crowded. you have u.s., french, coalition aircraft. russian aircraft going over them in a. shocking new evidence in the hunt for the 8th terrorist in the terrace attack. finding vets outside of paris similar to ones used in the

assault whether they bailed on his mission to detonate the device. they are still hunting for the 8th attacker or they said listen it is dock tails despite the into force hood and texas with too few members of the board. the names of the service members have not been released. it is up claer what caughted it, but they will be by to investigate. antarctic blast hit leaving some without power. >> the rest of the country feeling the deep freeze, too. temperatures across northern u.s. dipping much lower than average for november. maria molina is here with more.

the temperatures will stay well below normal across the mideast. it is relative will you quiet. a couple of snow showers across parts of the northeast and a much stronger storm system out west. this one is hammering the pacific northwest. it has been bringing in strong winds. also heavy snowfall especially along some of the higher elevations those are the areas that could potentially be looking at more than a foot of snow. as far as the future radar goes we are expecting the snow to continue into tomorrow and still parts of the northern rockies and also across the california sierra. as i mentioned heavy snow potentially a foot of snow widespread across oregon, california and some of those also totalling about a foot of it as we head into the northern rockies in a day or so. it will be a cough travel for a couple of days across parts of the west. current temperatures across the northeast chilly early 20's. it is cold as you head further

southwest. raleigh north carolina the current temperature 28 degrees. 24 right now in chicago. temperatures should stay below average across the northeast here. new york city will not make it out of the 40's and you are not going to make it out of the 20's. in care beau maine another mild day in the forecast for you. 60's and 70's widespread out there from kansas down into texas. heather and leah let's head over to you. >> stay inside and watch fox news. our friend elizabeth hasselbeck has news to share. shoes leaving "fox & friends" to raise her three children. often times the most difficult decisions are between two great things. through out my 14 years in working in television i never experienced a more positive and thoughtful atmosphere than fox news channel thanks to the strong leadership of roger ailes. i want to start my day with my children first and he offered a

blessing to do so. -- roger ailes. i am confident this decision is the right one for my family. she will share more about her decision this morning on "fox and friend and we miss hwish he best. >> lovely person. >> the time is 26 -- 36 after the hour. the clock kid arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school now demanding millions in damages. the lawsuit just filed. >> do you like beer? how they could put your favor rate brewery out of business. the plant is with the other size. how the man picked the wrong investment. ♪

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>> welcome back to "fox and friend first. if you see something, send something. new york city unveiling a new terror app so people can report suspicious activity around the city. it allows people to send photos and written notices to police if they see potential danger like an unattended backpack in a public place. they will examine the post to see if it is real and lead to a response. terror taking center stage across the globe. former fbi official says the war on cops could make the terror fight a whole lot tougher. >> a bad time to have demoralized police departments. they are really the first line of defense. nypd does a great job. i am sure major departments in other cities do a great job. looking for those types of things i am sure all of the roll-calls when the cops go out

on the street they are going to emphasize things, look for the unusual, look for things that don't belong. are they in route to new york or whatever. don't think the benign is necessarily the benign. >> over it,000 federal regulations quietly released days before the major holiday. they issued a total of 2,220 rol -- rules to be exact. coal mine regulations and banning common pesticides. one threatening to put it out by asking detail calorie count on every beer produced. the faa releasing the proposed drone regulations in time for the holidays.

the rule would require recreational drone users to regulate the crash. they have drones which are expected to be a hot holiday gift. the rules are expected to be approved by christmas. this is a good thing they are doing this. >> all right opposing dangers. >> it is ott neen black friday yet but major retailers are gearing up for cyber monday sales. >> wal-mart will have cyber monday deals sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. you can get a sony xbox for 299 bucks a 48 inch samsung tv for $498. a microsoft surface pro tablet for 599 d$599. wal-mart requires you spend $50 to get free shipping. they will run through

september 4th ar september 4th. cyber monday deals all sales on the web site along with 75 virtual douche busters. some will go on sale november 29th just like wal-mart with free shipping. cyber monday deals will only be available at target one day only. they will have the bundle for $299 plus a free xbox subscription. target will offer half off on children's digital cameras. $100 off on swag way hoover board. back to you with the swag. >> we will take that swag. thank you so much adam shapiro joining us. to find fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. the time is 43 minutes after the hour. an hgtv host alive because of a fan. how the fan saved the host's

life. >> there is a sensor in the grip. >> you have seen it in the movies but smart guns are about to become a reality. we will get an inside look. >> first steve doocy is with us to tell us what's coming up on "fox and friend. >> coming up at the top are the hour on "fox & friends" the latest on breaking news out of the middle east. was somebody doctoring our intel reports on isis to make it sound a little cheer year than it was. the pentagon expanding the investigation. if the white house says don't look at us we didn't do anything wrong. >> karl rove 2016 nascar sprint cup series champion kyle bush. there are a whole bump of things running together in the teleprompt teleprompter. miss universe and miss usa are live on the comfy couch. the future of cars could have three wheels, not four, three. we are going to show you one

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>> more now on the russian fighter jet hshot down. one of the pilots is dead. a syrian rebel group claims to have videoed that. the pilots ejected and landed in syrian territory the video showing local rebels surrounding the tie lots on the ground. they had this despite repeated warnings. russia now denying that claim. >> ahmed mohammed made headlines

when he was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school. remember this ones officials thought resembled a bomb. the family is suing for millions of dollars. more on the family's demands. >> the mohammed family is asking for 15 million and an apology from the school for damages for the arrest of their son. following his arrest the brief retention of president obama perhaps ahmed biggest man invited him to the white house. he was aalso given a scholarship from the qatar foundation. >> it was kind of school. >> the only reason i felt cool about it is because i knew i was innocent and i knew if if i didn't take it to court. >> do you think the boy has a case to sue?

she says this is ridiculous. >> gary adds if clock kid gets the money think of the copy cats that will pull this every where. this is so wrong he says. mary ann says the school district needs to sue him and his family for the trauma caused by his antics. terrorism is real. lois says, what about the little american kindergarten boy that was suspended because he took a few bites out of a pop-tart and it looked like a gun? the school has 60 days to pay up or else the lawsuit. lots of people hot on this. let's keep talking about this. ludicrous lawsuit or does the clock boy have a case? log on after the show for a live debate, #keep talking. heather. you've seen them before in movies, smart guns that only work with the fingerprints of

owner. >> it's a micro dermal sensor in the grip. you code it to your palm prints only you can fire it. >> that could soon be a reality. there are a half dozen smart guns in development right now. we sent kurt knudson the cyber guy to check them out. what is the basic difference between smart guns and a regular weapon? >> one is the traditional gun doesn't have a locking device on it unless you put a lock on it. a smart gun has built-in technology. unless it's you matching your gun, it is designed not to fire. now i wanted to put it to the test. i checked out this inventor of a smart gun. turns out that while you can use fingerprints and all sorts of different ways of gripping on to it, what you can do with this one also is wear a ring that. ring or a watch will actually choose to have the gunfire or

not. have a look. >> load the gun. it's ready. >> safety is on. >> safety is on. i'm going to turn it off. try to fire it. it should fire it if it's a regular gun. >> regular gun would fire. >> nothing. >> if i were to grab it, instant. >> got it. >> you have authorized ring. >> i have an authorized ring. >> very interesting. so then we have to ask about whether or not these can be hacked. what's the likelihood of that? is that a danger? >> this is the third generation gun maker. igun technology, this ring actually works. about hacking that ring, about 15 million different combinations. here's the common sense of this. it's going to be easier for you to simply find another gun than it would be to hack into the ring that would be necessary to unlock that gun to fire. he's also got saves that are coming out. >> what if you lose the ring?

could they get in that way? >> if you lost a ring, you got a big problem. the fact of the matter, it comes down to common sense. let's see what jonathan says about it. >> the people who hate technology, smart guns, they think big bad government can shut the guns done. mine doesn't work on wi-fi or any signal other than this far apart. unless the government forces people have one certain type of gun, then people will use bombs. bad people are bad people. technology doesn't solve bad people. >> technology doesn't solve bad people. >> exactly. i mean bottom line here, you would always keep your ring on. you wouldn't leave home without the ring. that will keep the kids from getting into a safe or being able to actually fire the gun. inside that rifle right there is the technology, very controversial laws we'll get into later this morning. interesting laws that could spell an end to how we really

have firearms in this country and put to the test our ability to carry guns in the future. a lot of controversy, lot of people for these, a lot of people really dead set against smart guns. >> whatever your opinion, we can let you know online. if people have questions as well, right? >> true dat. >> that's why he's kurt the cyber guy. thanks for coming in. great stuff. thanks, heather. the time is 54 minutes after the hour. an hdtv host likely alive because of a fan. how an e-mail helped save the flip or flop host's life. know someone who deserves a lump of coal? >> that speech last week, bernie sanders called for a global alliance with russia and the middle east to fight threats around the world. people said, you mean like russia and the middle east? your biggest threats, yeah. start there. start there. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear

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syrian rebels claim to have video showing their fighters surrounding the fighters on the ground. they claim russia violated their space, they deny it. >> francois hollande at the white house to discuss plans to fight isis. and then he's to meet with president vladimir putin. itan hdtv host thanking a viewer for saving his life. he hosts flip or flop. he had no idea he had thyroid cancer. he had a lump on had his neck. thoo viewer is a registered nurse. that was two years ago. he's now in remission. the bad. the clerk strikes back at a robber in a darth vader mask. the clerk didn't have a weapon so he threw a bottle of salad dressing, hitting him in the face. the burglar ran off but was eventually caught. finally, the ugly. for about $15 you can now send something really special.

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