>> get out of the way, bus! heather: the city bus in atlanta interrupting the weather channel at life picture of the georgia dome implosion. as soon as it concluded, the bus pulled forward, leaving the shot. that wraps it up for the 4:00 hour of "fox and friends" first, see you back here tomorrow, "fox and friends" first continues now. >> we talk about the wall, we are going to have the wall, we need it. that is where the drugs are coming and. a lot of things happening. heather: is tuesday, november 21st, beaten with rock and left to die. the brutal attack on a border agent as donald trump double down on his call for a wall. >> i would say thank you if he put him on his plane. let him -- let me handle my son. let's stay in our lanes.

rob: the basketball dad trashing donald trump on national tv, setting social media on fire. heather: the girl scouts of america, don't force your daughter to hug her family, we will tell you about it, "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: bruno mars hit going on this morning as we look at the dark midtown manhattan, 5:00 on the east coast, good morning on "fox and friends" first.

rob: donald trump double down vowing to build the wall after a border patrol agent was brutally murdered. jillian: greg abbott stepping up the hunt for the killers offering a $20,000 reward. griff jenkins live in the nation's capital with new details. >> reporter: the fbi agent, what happened saturday night near the border in west texas the left border patrol agent martinez dead and his partner critically injured. the fbi says after being located, at 11:20 in vanhorn both agents sustained traumatic head injuries with other miscellaneous physical injuries such as broken bones as donald trump reacted to the tragic news offering condolences for the agents families and vowing to secure the border. >> we lost a border patrol officer. we are going to have the wall. we need it.

rough territory, that is where the drugs are coming in. a lot of things are happening along the border, the southern border and we will straighten it out. >> reporter: border patrol officials believe the agents were ambushed and attacked by illegals or drug traffickers while responding to a call. >> we believe border patrol agent martinez was ambushed by individuals, he was then violently beaten. thank god his partner survived, was also badly injured, but it is a very violent environment on the border. i think americans have had enough. >> governor abbott announced a $20,000 reward to catch the killer. agent martinez was 36 years old and had been an agent for four years, the second border patrol agent to have died this year in the line of duty, the 39 since

2003. officials may have a press conference later today in el paso. rob: surprise meeting between vladimir putin and syrian counterpart bashar al-assad. the rare sitdown in russia kicking off a diplomatic drive to end syria's ability civil war. the two world leaders even hug it out, vladimir putin vowing fight against isis in syria is close to being over, plans on calling donald trump to update him about that talk later this week. >> major legal defeat for the trump administration in its battle against sanctuary cities, federal judge permanently blocking the president's executive order to cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with immigration authorities calling it unconstitutional on its face. the judge says the president cannot set new conditions on spending already approved by congress, no response yet from

the white house. rob: a bombshell in the uranium one scandal, the hill reporting the secret fbi informant, years of evidence alleging proof of corruption with the obama administration and the russian owned uranium mining company, the website looking through 5000 pages of documents focused on this controversial deal which gave russia control of 20% of the united states uranium market when hillary clinton was secretary of state. little calling out the obama administration's role in this. >> without a shadow of a doubt we knew russia was trying to gain a quarter on the us market and get a stronghold on uranium and without a doubt using political levers to try to get their way. we are talking about control, trying to gain control of the market, has to be a national security interest. >> these memos go against recent

doj comments claiming the informants will not shed light on this controversial deal. jillian: new details in the charlie rose sexual-harassment scandal, cbs is suspending the anchor after the bombshell report, the washington post citing eight female employees refusing work on unwanted sexual advances walking around them while naked, would go home -- a statement to the post, he apologized in part saying, quote, he behaved insensitively at times. rob: tampa police wrapping up the search for a possible see regular offering $110,000 for information that leads to an arrest. jillian: fox news contributor and homicide detective ted williams rode along with police as they canvassed the crime scene searching for clues that could lead to the killer, he joined us live. >> it has been a very eerie, calm in tampa bay last night.

i rode around, excellent interview, let's take a listen. >> you've got this incident going on here where four individuals have been found dead in your city. how does that affect you as a sergeant doing your work here? >> it puts a lot of added stress on not only the squad but the department and city as a whole. we never had anything like this before in the city of tampa in my 25 years here, where we have had a serial killer on the loose. >> one thing that is eerie about these streets as i look around

is there are no people, there is nobody out here. >> 3:00 in the morning everyone is asleep, no one, everybody is in bed asleep and that is it. this is not normal for 8:00 at night, to have everybody inside. we haven't seen any cars driving down the street. they are staying indoors. >> this investigation continues in tampa bay. jillian: police have uped the reward, so important that if anyone knows anything you have to speak up. >> reporter: absolutely. if you see something you need to say something, to bring this crime spree to some conclusion. todd: given that update. rob: we are going to switch gears and talk about an interview that occurred on cnn

between anchor chris cuomo and love our all, the dad of one of the three caught in china, the president help to break out of china and bring to the united states. jillian: if you listen to the interview it was hard to listen to, points i don't know if you felt that way, take a listen to what love our ball had to say in his interview last night. >> why won't you say thank you to the president? >> if somebody does something for you, you say thank you. i would say thank you if he put him on his plane and took him home. i think president xi jinping, doing political affairs, let me handle my son. let's stay in our lane. jillian: we are not even talking about these other two guys, chris cuomo says we are talking about your son because it is

you. >> cuomo did a nice job trying to handle this gentleman on tv, a guy that did not want to listen and wanted to talk nonsense for about ten minutes and had a lot of time up there. he didn't have much to say to defend himself, just tried to get around it anyway he could, such a frustrating interview to hear and listen to but you imagine having to talk to this guy and it was so nonsensical. jillian: at one point, he asked if the president invited you to the white house would you think them? he said i would thank them for inviting me to the white house. rob: he knows he is ryan trying to defend it anyway he can. at the end of the day if the kid was looking at time in prison, china is a communist nation, not the same rules, it is not as liberal a lot of things they do especially with crime so his son could have lost his chance at a fastball career, the president stepped in and did something

special and he didn't want to talk about it. jillian: on hannity, newt gingrich went on to say he is embarrassed for love our ball. >> people should be pretty irritated for these guys to have a privileged life, privileged future, the chance for a multimillion dollar career in the nba, out here embarrassing america, looking stupid and doing something totally done, i'm embarrassed for that father that he didn't have the decency to say thank you, mister president, i talked to my kid, getting things across to him, this is a sign of what is sick about america, people don't take response ability, they don't take accountability. trump shouldn't have said i should have left them in jail, he should have said i wish that father had been there in jail, the father who is being

ungrateful. rob: the president unfairly picked on the kids who did thank him and the father is the issue. jillian: we want to know what you think about this topic as a whole. send an email to foxnews.com or on facebook or twitter as well. certainly picking up a lot of the attention. the holidays are in full swing at the white house. ♪ >> melania and her son baron welcoming the christmas tree, the chapman family of wisconsin presenting them with his 19.5 foot tall tree. jillian: the first lady saying thank you, silent night evergreens of wisconsin for our beautiful tree, president of the united states, baron and i are excited for christmas in our new home. rob: 12 minutes after the hour, no cops allowed, new york

college campus trying to ban police, former nypd detective is going to be here, he wants to know what happens when those students need the nypd's help. joining us live next. rob: santa claus told to get back on his flight and get out of town. why chris gringo was booted from britain. rob: close call with an international crisis. ♪ did your senator or congressman get elected by talking tough on the national debt? will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress...

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feel, quote, triggered. rob: the college made it known they would like officers not to use their main restrooms on campus but instead to use a very run down facility on the outskirts of campus. jillian: here to react his former nypd lieutenant, thanks for joining us this morning. what was your initial reaction when you read this article that the students are the ones who don't want police on campus? >> the same discussed, i am a college professor at pace university and first thing i thought of why didn't faculty step in and move this to the side? something faculty could have done that doesn't appear to be the case here. rob: this generation, this does not speak to every student at brooklyn college, a lot of great kids there but what is going through the minds of people thank they want nothing to do

with police officers? can people not understand what this country would look like if we didn't have police officers on the streets? some of these neighborhoods would erupt in violence. >> think of the movie the purge, a social travesty. this should be a symbiotic relationship between police and community, joined together, they have a harmonious environment and police support citizens and students and vice versa with students supporting police. we need to conjoin and maintain a consistent relationship and this is fracturing that relationship. far greater percentage of students do support police but this is a minute component. jillian: we are talking about it on national tv. we have a quote from an unidentified student that says we do not want the nypd on campus in any respect even if it is just to take breaks and use the bathroom. every background across every --

they don't feel comfortable around cops. it makes safe spaces feel not so safe, your first instinct is to be scared. the student body president in his article blames this whole thing on nypd operation that sent an undercover cop into the campus to infiltrate the community in search of islamic terrorists. is that something that is done? that students should be afraid of? >> if something like that happened it was an isolated incident and we have to focus if there was criminality in place, the target was not campus. not saying that was the case the incident did occur but based on that background police charging those issues specifically and move out. generally it goes back to these students being protected by police and police generally want to generally want to do the right thing and this is more of an aberration from the student

in looking at police targeting islam, that is not what the nypd does, they want to keep the environment safe. rob: this is a far left antifa black lives matter -- bill diblasio and all that, an indication of how distorted the far left has become? >> in many instances one may see this as a harbinger of what is coming in the future but i disagree. a city like new york you have a multicultural police department in the nypd, so many members that support different aspects of the community and that will be the focus, people that centralize this issue. and it may be the far left students like this. jillian: if something happens on campus they may change their mind, thank you for joining us. we will be right back. mother nature

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jillian: welcome back to "fox and friends" first. cnn getting slammed online after an interview goes off the rails with basketball dad lavarr ball. rob: about ten minutes long. carly shimkus is here with all the fun reaction to this online. >> a confusing interview, made my head hurt. let's paraphrase this, lavarr ball's son, ucla basketball player, was erected in china in shoplifting charges, the other was invited to appear on cnn after he refused to thank the president for helping secure his

son's relief. lavarr ball has a history of outlandish controversial comments. in the interview, quickly went off the rails. take a listen. >> try to make it sound like that i'm just saying -- i know exactly what i said. you are pumping it up like you said you don't want to say thank you to nobody. >> i was trying to be more even. >> that is okay. you that is what you do. >> chris cuomo got online criticism for not being able to control that interview, i don't know how he could have controlled that situation. chris never got control, he thought he did for a moment but lavarr ball stayed true to lavarr ball. this interview is nuts, another says what an awful man and father referring to lavarr ball, a 20 minute interview, completely confusing, almost

seemed pointless. >> don't hug your relatives on thanksgiving. >> sparking outrage for telling parents not to force their children to give relatives a hug. this from the girl scouts website, telling their child she owes someone hug can set the stage for questioning whether she is another person any type of physical affection later in life. a lot of conversation, francesca says there will come and a we won't be able to even look at each other. another twitter user says unbelievable. are groups like the girl scouts supposed to teach a good wholesome american values? i don't know what to say here. if hugging your aunt could ever be a bad thing. rob: you make my head explode. easy to understand.

>> speaking of an explosion, the weather channel, a bus pulled in to the georgia dome implosion yesterday, into the footage at the worst time possible. take a look at this. >> get out of the way, bus! >> can you believe that? i have never seen weather channel footage that needed to be censored before. i was cracking up. rob: what timing. jillian: for 40 minutes, the camera guy said. it is 27 minutes after the hour, donald trump designating north korea's official state sponsor of terror but will sanctions make a difference? our next guest says it proves america is using every tool on the table.

rob: sarah huckabee sanders trying to spread holiday spirit the mainstream media has something to say. >> very thankful for all of you. >> i am thankful for the first amendment. >> i think we all our.

did yon the national debt?ssman get elected by talking tough will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress...

don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. >> today the united states is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. this designation will impose further sanctions and penalties on north korea and related person than supports our maximum pressure campaign to isolate the murderous regime. rob: donald trump declaring north korea a state sponsor of terrorism, slapping this rogue nation with the highest level of sanctions possible. hudson institute senior fellow rebecca heinrich, thanks for coming on this morning, i want to pull up what north korea did

to earn this new title and here's the list of offenses, help syria build nuclear reactor, iran on missile development and also allegations that north korea has ties to hamas and hezbollah in the middle east. this new, a state sponsor of terrorism -- >> >> the un security council resolution, the heaviest fighting sanctions levied against north korea, the designation is important because president bush removed the designation in 2008 to convince the north koreans developed diplomatic talker in his favor and within a year north korea

tested nuclear weapons but this turns up the pressure and dissuade other countries from doing business with north korea, difficult to explain how countries can continue doing business with a state sponsor of terrorism like north korea. >> syria, iran and sudan in north africa, three places, now four that are on this list, president bush dropped them off the list in 2008 trying to do things diplomatically. they set the bomb. this is a continuing problem with the country, there needs to be a new direction on this. >> the trump administration's strategy, using all the tools in the toolbox short of military force, to exhaust all of this,

and military force, the trump administration gets a lot of criticism, for using inflammatory language, changing the calculation getting to the point where he says enough, this is exhausting all our finances, and to convince china -- rob: the pressure has to come to cut them off and build a nuclear weapons in 2008 so something needs to >>. the obama administration, allegations they misled the american people in 2011 in regards to the danger of our qaeda after they killed usama bin laden and the allegation, president obama was trying to build up the energy for the 2012 election campaign and make al

qaeda look like it wasn't much of a threat because bin laden was dead. was bin laden a big part of that organization at the time? he was hiding in pakistan. >> president obama said his administration was going to be the most transparent in history. the administration had intelligence from that raid to fill a library. he only released a couple dozen documents what they found. in fighting in the bureaucracy, the timing is conspicuous, the president was trying to get this iran deal at all costs through. the trump administration released thousands of these documents, reveals there was a connection between al qaeda and iran, much closer relationship,

iran is a shia country, iran is sunni, a lot of people to these countries could not cooperate but in fact they were because they had mutual interest. >> at the same time you had this killing of bin laden, a huge victory for that administration, they have a recovery they can't complain about, something powerful to brag on and needed something to make 2012 look like you got to bring it back for more. rob: and trying to pull truth prematurely out of iraq and afghanistan and al qaeda on the rise rather than being decimated, all these things it was a politicization of this intelligence, what is going on in the obama administration, gives evidence that is quite true. rob: politicization in all parts of government we haven't seen

before, thanks for coming in here. >> a man behind bars in connection to the death of pittsburgh officer during a traffic stop. driving the jeep, the passenger and suspected cop killer jumped out and ran away. he is accused of fatally shooting officer brian shaw who tried chasing him down, saying she doesn't know where her son is but peacefully turn himself in. officer shot had been on the force for six months. 59,000 patients in the us have a year and a half to leave the trump administration ending their 7-year protective status which haitians came to the us after an earthquake devastated the island, homeland security

officials say conditions have improved and citizens can go back home. tax reform through the senate, focusing on the next big move. >> looking at reform after taxes very soon, shortly after taxes. >> the president suggests sweeping cuts to food stamps and welfare programs by restricting those who are eligible for the program and dealing with infrastructure and take another try in healthcare reform. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders trying to get reporters in the thanksgiving spirit but not everyone was on board. >> i want to share a few things i am thankful for. nice for you guys to do so before asking your question. i am thankful for all of you.

>> i am thankful for the first amendment. >> i think we all are. jillian: despite the jabs from reporters she is thankful for her family, her faith and privilege of serving donald trump and the american people. quite interesting yesterday i thought. rob: an annual tradition but this year the pc police throwing a flag and thanksgiving matchups between the cowboys and redskins. jillian: have they gone too far? burgess owens, and anthony hall debate it next. >> add airfare to the list of black friday deals. what you need to put on your shopping list. ♪ causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent

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>> donald trump's decision to allow hunters to bring game trophies from africa sparking a debate about conservation efforts, rachel bales is the obama era ruling to stop these trophies was made to stop

poaching. >> if it were to open up again it is not clear what would happen to elephant populations but we know the poaching crisis is serious, we are losing 30,000 african elephants every year. >> the other side says allowing poaching legally which is a high-priced thing to do put more money into conservation efforts and protect elephants from other poachers and people that shoot and kill elephants illegally. the president has put the decision on hold, he plans to make an announcement later this week. santa claus is too american for the uk, the telegraph reporting old saint nick to get back on his way and get out of town. they want to use the proper british name, father christmas. experts say brits believe it is lower-class to call him santa. santa comes from the dutch term

center clause. if you didn't know that. jillian: the washington redskins in the hot seat, one writer calling the team in the nfl racist her settling a team to host a game thanksgiving against the giants writing, quote, as we finish our food and slip into sweatpants and gather around the television to watch nfl football a traditionally slightly less ridiculous than pumpkin pie, the redskins slur and names that exist only because of genocide on center stage. is this taking the issue too far? here to debate and anthony tall and nfl player and oscar of liberalism or how to turn good men into whiners, weenies and wimps burgess owens, thanks for being here. i will start with you. should we be concerned about the redskins hosting a game thanksgiving day? >> when the stock come i wonder

what these guys do in life. so many things to deal with in the black community, calling people racist because they used a football game since they began a process. this is a waste of our time. at the end of the day we have other issues, what real racists are dealing with in my community. jillian: do you think this is a waste of our time? >> i don't agree. it is poor timing by the nfl. the nfl is rife with controversy, players kneeling, protesting and we have a game, i grew up a detroit lions fan. i'm used to thanksgiving football but to have the redskins play with everything going on, the name redskins to some native americans, some people is offense of and not

necessarily portrayed the way in their minds everything was peaceful when the pilgrims came here. it is poor timing by the nfl to have the redskins playing the last game on thanksgiving night. it is not a waste of time, that pc has gone too far, we need to be a little more sensitive to some of the things that are going on and focus on them, maybe make some type of change. jillian: anthony, you said to some this is offensive to some. is it worth eliminating the redskins from hosting a game on thanksgiving, as some would say changing their name because to some this is offensive? >> this goes to the problem across the country, we have revisionists, people who don't appreciate our country, our ancestry and put this image they were perfect people because they

think today they are perfect people. at the end of the day we have a strong tradition, we should be proud of who we are and are background and not be so sensitive that everything that comes out of our mouths, white or black usual racist issue, you want to do racism, 83% of black females work today because of democratic policies, 77% of black men leading their families to democratic policies. 75% of black boys in california cannot read or write, talk about racism, 1800 babies killed every single day based on percentage of abortion in our communities. a lot of issues to talk about and lasting we need to be wasting our time with is the name of a football team most people -- let's just enjoy the game and get into what counts. forget this pc stuff, it is wasting our time and energy. jillian: is this a slap in the face to some people in this

country? >> it is. mister burgess tries to -- they are not simple. we know this is a country of symbolism. we've been fighting about a flag. the symbolism of 85% league of african-american men playing for owners who are 95% white on thanksgiving day against -- with the name redskins. the buffalo soldiers versus the indians, another despicable part of history. mister burgess knows how important symbolism is and whether symbolism behind us can be. i grew up watching thanksgiving football in detroit where it originated but what i am saying is to have the redskins played today's bad timing. >> 70% of these athletes are black athletes. when i came to the league we didn't have black quarterbacks

or linebackers or centers. these young men if they want to make a difference are wealthy millionaires, let's stop complaining. >> no one is complaining. >> the country gives us opportunities, play the game, put our time on issues that really counts, black men and women being destroyed by policies and not the name of the football team. jillian: we have to leave it there but in the end we will see how many people watch because of what is going on. thank you for joining us. rob: good talk. todd pyro live in topeka, kansas having breakfast with friends and having a debate on tax reform. >> reporter: good morning. we are in kansas, the homeland of steve doocy steve.

we are talking about tax reform. will we get it by the end of the year? we will focus on that issue, state and local tax deduction, high tax states like connecticut, california, illinois, they pandy that state and local taxes. do we do we want to subsidize high tax state? and kansas basketball, when "fox and friends" comes back at the top of the hour. you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching.

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♪ ♪ rob: holiday tradition for many families. this year need appointment for one-on-one time with saint nick. >> you will shoot your eye out, kid. >> the macy's flag ship store near new york city asking families to go online and sign up for time slot. new arrangement is supposed to cut down on wait times. rob: all right, the victoria secret angels without katy perry and ha did denied for insulting in the past. heather: 55 of the most sought after beauties

strutting their stuff. rob: better not shoplift anything. one girl wearing the 2-million-dollar fantasy this year 6,000 gemstones over 350 hours to make. heather: okay. have a great day. rob: okay. i won't say anything. bye. [explosion] >> it is official, president trump declares north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. >> this just continues to tighten the pressure on the kim regime. >> we lost a border patrol officer and another one was brutally beaten. >> i think americans have had enough. they elected a president to secure the border. >> bombshell reports the fbi informant at the center of this case gathered years and years of evidence. >> there is over 5,000 documents which include emails, briefs of russia's intentions to acquire uranium one. >> why won't you say thank you to the pre