half. rob: donald trump speaking with his russian counterpart. more than an hour long phone call with vladimir putin, "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: all lights pretty much off, some of them on in manhattan, taking a look at midtown on avenue of the americas. 5:00 in the morning on the east coast, thank you for joining us on "fox and friends" first. rob: thanks for waking up with us, a fox news alert, rescue operations underway after a u.s. navy plane crashes into the

pacific ocean with 11 passengers and crew members on board. rob: the breaking details. >> reporter: this is what we know. a navy greyhound which is the navy's premier cargo and passenger plane crashed en route to the uss ronald reagan, an aircraft carrier steaming southeast of okinawa. the crash happened four hours ago in the philippines see where reagan was training with the military, the japanese military says eight people have been recovered but their status is unknown at this time. earlier this month reagan trained with two aircraft carriers off the korean peninsula, the first time three aircraft carriers train together on the korean peninsula since the late 60s. this is the latest accident for the japan-based seventh fleet after two severed collisions at the this summer involving the uss fitzgerald and uss john mccain which killed 17 sailors. another destroyer bumped into a japanese tug after it lost

propulsion. thankfully nobody was hurt. this is the latest setback for u.s. navy aviation a few weeks ago on capitol hill, the head of naval aviation told congress that half the navy's fleet of f-18 superhornets, 540 jets cannot fly. half this super hornets can't fly in 31% are airborne. back to you. rob: we will learn a lot more as we go. potential conflicts in the world. jillian: donald trump vowing to bring peace to the middle east following an hour long phone call with vladimir putin. rob: on the heels of a meeting between vladimir putin and syrian president bashar al-assad. griff jenkins live in the nation's capital with new details on the high-stakes conversations. >> reporter: heading tamara

lago, the call was a great one were discussed syria and north korea and ukraine. >> we had a great call with vladimir putin talking peace in syria, very important, talking about north korea, a call that lasted almost an hour and a half, talking very strongly about bringing peace to syria, strongly about north korea and ukraine. >> reporter: the call comes a day after vladimir putin met with bashar al-assad, syria's civil war, a situation cia analyst says is benefited by donald trump's dialogue. >> we need creative diplomacy to try to find a way to stabilize the situation. i don't want to see it in terms of iran and russia, dialogue between donald trump and vladimir putin is a good thing. >> reporter: this call reflect the president's desire to follow

relations with moscow, a point he made clear on his trip to asia and on the campaign trail. >> very important to get along with russia. i feel that having russia in a friendly posture as opposed to always fighting with them is an asset. i hope we get along great with vladimir putin because it would be great to have russia with a good relationship. >> reporter: increasing international pressure on north korea. we will find out if that produces anything of vladimir putin is set for a trilateral summit with iran and turkey. jillian: live in washington dc, have a good thanksgiving. rob: allegations of russian collusion our favorite talking point for critics of the trump administration but despite the onslaught of media attention the president talks openly about trying to improve diplomatic ties with vladimir putin. jillian: an opinion editor at the washington times says attitude is what put him in the

white house. >> completely fearless, doesn't care what the media is saying, always confident in his ability to make an argument and win an argument and that is what he is doing here and the other thing is democrats and republicans have similar approaches when it comes to things overseas like how to deal with russia. this guy comes with a completely fresh set of eyes and is willing to turn everything upside down and try it a different way and that is why he won the election. >> t9 partridge family star david cassidy has died. ♪ i think i love you ♪ though it worries me ♪ to say i never felt this way ♪ jillian: passing away of organ failure, he rose to stardom in a

70s lodging career lasting five decades. entertainers are flooding social media this morning. thinker marie osmond tweeting heartbroken over the passing of david cassidy. actress marilyn manson saying millions of us, you are forever young, cassidy was 57 years old. rob: one of the victims of the recent terror attack in new york city, the family planning to sue the city, the parents say official failed to recognize cars and trucks had easy access to the bike have on the west side highway where their son and several others were killed by sayfullo habibullaevic saipov. the announcement comes hours after sayfullo habibullaevic saipov was charged with 22 counts including terrorism, murder and attempted murder. also a big change coming to the las vegas strip after the deadly mass shooting that killed 58 concertgoers, lawmakers and the

police commissioner asking the city to ban private cards from driving down the strip to get first responders to the scene of an emergency faster. posts have been installed to help keep pedestrians safe from potential vehicle ramming attacks on sidewalks. jillian: charlie rose is out of a job, cbs and bloomberg tv firing the anchor over sexual harassment allegations was the washington post reporting dozens of women accused him of unwanted sexual advances, lewd phone calls and groping. the veteran journalist denies wrongdoing. cbs this morning, oprah winfrey is at the top of the list according to page 6 who says the network is begging gayle king's best friend to fill in until christmas. rob: donald trump pardoning his first thanksgiving turkey. jillian: he upheld another tradition cracking jokes during the ceremony. >> as many of you know, i have

been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessor. however, i have been informed by the white house counsel's office that tator and todd's pardons cannot under any circumstances be revoked. jillian: trump pardoned drumstick and wishbone, joining tator and todd to live out there days at the virginia tech university campus. they have friends now. bringing politics into the conversation and this year's thanks giving dinner could be a recipe for disaster. ♪ >> everyone have wine? rob: jackie ibanez joins us on whether most americans are opting to pass the turkey without the politics.

>> reporter: that is a great show and we will see how it goes this year, no shortage of highly charged political stories but should they be off the menu at your family's thanksgiving dinner? according to a new npr pbs news hour, 50% of americans dread the thought of talking about politics during thanksgiving dinner compared to 31% who say they are eager to talk about politics at a table and stir the pot a little bit. what political stories may come up when gathering of friends and family this year? the most heated issues we covered this year on "fox and friends" first the investigation into trump campaign and russia collusion could definitely come up. let's not forget the bombshell claims by former dnc chair donna brazile in her book hacked. >> i wanted to write this book to tell my story, the american people to see what happened. the book tells some hard truth, as you know, i am not just any

democratic operative, i'm an activist. rob: the push to build a wall to secure the southern border with mexico. >> build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. jillian: gq magazine suggesting it is your civic duty to ruin your family's thanks giving by bringing up donald trump's america, your civic duty to ruin thanks giving. for those looking to enjoy their turkey dinner, there are plenty of survival guide online for the holiday with tips and tricks on how to get through political topics. jillian: another when the cost of controversy is the national anthem protests. thanksgiving is a big day people are watching football. >> reporter: a lot of people watching college football this year. rob: the number one issue you want to avoid or maybe bring to the table if you like to stir the pot, let us know on

facebook, twitter, insta cram or share your responses later on in the show. i am a very politically divided family, happy to be missing thanksgiving. rob: jillian: that is so sad that is the internet as we know it could soon be history. how the fcc is planning on restoring online freedom. >> kill the bill. kill the bill. kill the bill. kill the bill. rob: democrats making sure to obstruct tax reform at every turn. what do voters think about the plan the senate has that the house is passed? lee carter has the child coming up next. jillian: christmas decorations are going up earlier and earlier each year. a new study that says that may not be such a bad thing. ♪ ♪ happiness is the truth ♪

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jillian: welcome back. tough talk between the president and key democrats as the battle for tax reform heads to the senate. what do the american people think. the carter is pollster and partner, just put the dial to the test. thanks for joining us this morning was one of the big things, donald trump on the tax bill has been adamant about getting this done, the american people want to see him get this done. let's listen to what donald trump has to say about getting this done before christmas. >> i want to congratulate the house of representatives for passing a vital and historic tax-cut last week. i'm very hopeful the senate will do the same very soon. we are going to give the american people a huge tax cut for christmas. hopefully that will be a great big beautiful christmas present. with the democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely

political reasons, obstructionists, it will be up to the republicans to come through for america. i think they will, i hope they will. jillian: great beautiful christmas present, do people agree? >> reporter: republicans gave it and a coming independents to see, democrats in f. what i thought was interesting in talking to independents was not that they didn't want this to get done, they were getting confused about who is going to benefit because the republican messaging, middle-class pro-growth job tax plan they really went. on the other side democrats saying no, it will benefit the wealthy, won't benefit middle-class, people are confused what is in the bill and are not sure anybody can get it done. that is why independents reacted the way they did. jillian: that seem to the theme on all our topics. the next one, here what nancy pelosi has to say about killing the bill.

>> they throw a scrap to the middle class, provide a banquet for the wealthy and for corporate america. transform america, in doing so, we will not let that happen. kill the bill. jillian: who is by this, who is not? >> republicans gave it an f. independents a c-democrats only a be. these independents saying i don't know who to believe or who to trust. they are saying i don't know who will benefit, will it be the middle-class? not sure who to buy. i think it is not necessarily democrat or republican issue, people are saying just explain it to me and tell me like it is and don't be so partisan. jillian: democrats -- >> wasn't as i. people outside of obstructionism. jillian: hillary clinton made comments about donald trump being obsessed with her. >> apparently my former opponent

is obsessed with my speaking out. apparently there was another tweet today. honestly, between tweet mister playing and golfing how to get anything done? i don't understand it. maybe that is the whole point. jillian: all the way across the board. >> democrats gave it to become independent of the, republicans in f. we saw democrats agree with, republicans and independents by say enough is enough, so many issues they want to hear us talking about, this isn't one of them. independents confused with these topics. the last one here, jeff flake was caught on a hot mike. listen to this. >> the party of roy moore and donald trump, we are toast. >> you are the guy -- >> thanks so much. >> 2 point out what an idiot this guy is.

jillian: across the board the dials are pretty flat. what people told us across the board, this is a fail, this is a swamp, this is not what people want to hear. even if it is something they believe that is not something to be talking about, it didn't benefit anybody. jillian: nice to see everybody agreeing on something. thank you for joining us, happy thanksgiving. 19 minutes after the era, after weeks of burning jerseys and ticket sales limiting could the nfl finally be making a change to its national anthem policy? carly shimkus is here with the possible game changer. ♪ here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters

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heather: after many weeks of slumping sales and viewership possible game changer for the nfl and policy, league owners have a new proposal to key players in the locker room. jillian: is that the solution? social media is not so much. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with the online reaction. >> reporter: they are trying to fix the problem. this idea could cause more controversy for the nfl, some nfl owners considering keeping teams in the locker room during the national anthem next season. sources tell the post if they continue to kneel throughout this year they would consider that policy change. social media will be talking about this, mike is the nfl leadership is pathetic. deborah tweeted allow unpatriotic million are athletes continued to make millions for

nfl and themselves not what patriotic football fans want to be a part of in america. what an embarrassment, has not been able to educate players. this would cause much more controversy than we have already. jillian: shutting the door on it and making it go away but it is not solving the problem. >> reporter: your players protesting throughout the season. jillian: what is new with hillary clinton? >> number one nonfiction book of the year, hillary clinton tweeted about it, not sure how letting my guard down was going to go. it was cathartic and rewarding. i'm honored to be in such great

company. olivia says this year on thanksgiving, we as a nation can be painful hillary is not president, another tweet says i consider the hillary clinton book to be historical fiction. the different list. >> let her guard down during the election, she would be more relatable to the american people. let's talk about cops and dogs working out together. jillian: check out this video. alabama police department two officers, offshore tv and canine nitro, very in sink, they have to be to be working as a team fighting crime. isn't that adorable? all dog lovers out there. thanks a lot. rob: millions of americans are accused every year of putting up

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jillian: fox news alert, that we people recovered from a navy plane crash overnight are in good condition. the navy says they are being treated aboard the uss ronald reagan after being found by japanese forces. the desperate hunt for the of the three intensifying. the greyhound aircraft they were in crashed in the philippians the with 11 passengers and crew aboard. they are part of the japan-based seventh fleet. the plane was taking part in an ongoing us japan naval exercise

in water surrounding okinawa. the seventh fleet had two fatal accident in asian waters just this year involving the uss fitzgerald and the uss john mccain leaving 17 sailors dead and prompting the removal of eight navy officers from their post. we will keep you updated. the hunt for whoever murdered a border patrol agent intensifying, the fbi treating officer roger martinez's death as a potential assault. the national border patrol council says martinez and another unidentified agent were viciously attacked with rocks, the agent who survived that he cannot remember what happened. $25,000 reward for anyone with information to close the case. the fbi investigating democrat brady for paying an opponent to drop out of the 2012 primary race. to me more accused of ending his campaign after receiving $90,000 from the pennsylvania representative's campaign. more and an aide pleaded guilty

to concealing payment, brady has not been charged with a crime. the crowd of democratic hopefuls looking to challenge donald trump in 2020 appears to be growing by the day. former democratic national committee interim chair donna brazile predicting 25 contenders. >> if they have fresh ideas, reinvigorate our democracy, they should run. hillary, if she wants to run again, elizabeth warren if she wants to give it a try, run. we have the country and the party can afford to have as many voices on stage as possible. jillian: ten people including bernie sanders and joe biden have been rumored to run in 2020. rob: new york city police forced to reform their controversial stop and frisk practice. even after a massive overhaul the man tasked with implementing these reforms can't help but uncover the blatant confusion of

this reform effort and trying to change this has been confusing. a memo, officers have said the law is confusing. i don't know what is expected of me anymore with the environment we are in, it is not worth stopping anyone, the department won't have our bags. here to react is one of new york city asked finest and the founder of blue lives matter, an organization we love, thanks for coming on, this is a complicated topic because there are arguments on all sides, stop and frisk was overused, to you guys this is a critical way to keep the streets of new york city safe, city that has gone through tough times and it has become a lot safer thanks to methods like this. >> stop and frisk is a grateful when done properly, the entire thing is we are going to end -- we can't do that because it is part of the toolbelt and people

come in and had no experience whatsoever and overcomplicated, officers don't know what they are doing, have to do it and in the paper the next day, you are out there to get the guns off the street. the possible speakers in the future say you shot and killed somebody, i am going to stop you lawfully. rob: there is five new councilmembers, they are pushing for the right to know act which is taking a liberal policy even further to make the job of police officers harder to do and more complicated and easier for criminals to admit crimes. is that your take? >> they want me to tell you why i am stopping you and it is okay to stop and frisk you. after you killed somebody are trying to get away, that leaves the officer responsible, he

doesn't know why i am stopping. i am very sorry, here is a card with all the information. coming around the corner, happy with how i treated him respectfully and his friends say make a complaint against him, beat you up and curse you and later after several of them, most are bogus, this is why officers are doing this, they are afraid. >> trying to implement these policies, these are not people who worked in law enforcement, they don't understand the needs, thinking of one thing, their voter base and trying to push a message they think wins for them but at risk is the safety of the greatest city in this country. >> new york city, the same in new york, you can't take tools from officers that make everybody safe, they are playing

politics, people are misinformed. rob: bill diblasio is not seen as a very pro-cop mayor, and what they push through, he said he would veto this. it would be his demise, if the city is rampant with crime like it was in the 80s, we have a real problem. >> that speaks volumes. if he is against it. thanks for keeping us safe. over to you. jillian: if you are like millions getting ready to travel for the thanksgiving holiday i am sure all eyes are on the forecast. the man of the hour, tell us what is going on. >> you couldn't ask for better forecast from c2c, there are trouble areas particularly for the last 24 hours rounds of heavy rain across the pacific northwest, that is going to be

continuing into thanksgiving. the mary's from portland to seattle an additional four to six inches of rain, causing sustaining water on roadways to be concerned about. otherwise assist moving off the mid-atlantic will be cleared in time for thanksgiving, mostly green lights if you are taking off to fly today, not expecting a lot in the way of travel delays into the rest of the thanksgiving holiday. rob: a shocking new report affecting millions of people. how your bank information might have ended up in the hands of an ex-con. jillian: the disturbing reaction to an isis flag waved on one of the country's most liberal campuses. a social media social experiment that will get you fired up. rob: the article is disgusting, newsweek comparing donald trump to the late charles manson.

>> this is a low blow even for the left-wing media to suggest the president of the united states is the equivalent to someone convicted of murder. rob: the ridiculous comparison coming up. ♪ thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying?

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rob: outrage growing after newsweek magazine compares cult leader and mass murderer charles manson to the president of the united states. claiming both men used language to gain followers. earlier we talk to gop strategist jen kearns who says this is a low blow even for the left-wing publication. >> you can have people who are great or aiders, great speakers, especially those that feel forgotten, donald trump is

resonating with blue collar workers, people in the rustbelt who voted for him who feel forgotten and is using that power of speech to make a positive impact on america as opposed to trump. >> manson died of natural causes while serving a life sentence for the murders of 7 people. >> uc berkeley students known for the violent rides during visits by conservative speakers are showing their true colors. a social experiment going viral over their reaction to the nation's flag and the isis flag. >> greatest country on planet earth to protect our freedoms. no? latest country in the world, right? the opposite? wow. why would you say that? isis is love, we don't have hate in our hearts.

jillian: filmmaker claims he only received one negative comment over the isis flag compared to the overwhelming backlash to the american flag. he is with us later on "fox and friends". rob: my head is exploding, disney pixar hoping to score big bucks at the thanksgiving box office, the new animation musical coming to some theaters as early as today. rob: a little birdie tells me you like this one. >> reporter: that little birdie is correct. i saw this movie 10 hours ago and still blown away by the animation and the storyline. i can't believe it is 22 years since the first toy story movie and we are on the 19th pixar film which has made $11.2 billion in the box office, my favorite is wally and inside out but this is one of the most classic pixar movies, i love incorporating music, a young boy named miguel love the music but

his family hates music and somehow magically during the day of the dead he finds himself in the land of the dead trying to find a mysterious connection he has 21 of the greatest musicians of all time and it does a great job, one of the highest grossing films in mexico in the animation is beyond belief. the colors, everything you are watching is incredible. i found myself crying towards the end because there is such a beautiful moment as message about family and music, found myself in the theatergoing this is the movie i need, voice casting was amazing, the singing was beautiful and every song is incorporated into the movie itself, not breaking out in song randomly and make sense within the store, i give it 4.5, if you are a fan of the movie frozen, there is a 20 minute brand-new

short frozen film called all of's christmas adventure which takes place right before the movie starts. if you are a frozen fan which a lot of people are, a brand-new short 20 minutes long before the movie starts. rob: i am a fan of denzel washington. >> one of the greatest actors of all time, people still go to the movies just to see what he is in and this is a gentleman named dan gilroy, a phenomenal film a couple years ago talking about television and this particular movie denzel plays a lawyer, his lawyer partner has a heart attack and is in the hospital so denzel's character is out of a job and the movie takes place over a 3-week period and it is about the moral dilemma he faces through these elements that have changed and he break the law and becomes an element of moral change for the character, denzel washington is the best part of

the movie, the better than the film itself. his mannerisms, the way he walks and holds himself, those are insane to watch, one of the best of all time, 3.5, a case of the performance better than the overall film itself. rob: that is always the case, the best characters i have ever seen. >> on masterpiece. those are the reviews. stay tuned to "fox and friends". >> 46 minutes after the outcome of the internet as we know it could soon be history, the fcc planning to restore online freedom. rob: let's see. >> ready for turkey freedom. a 3-hour show in 14 minutes. mason wells survived the boston terror attacks, written a new book, called left standing.

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>> holiday travel rush is on, 51 million americans expected to drive or fly this thanksgiving. rob: joining us from orlando

international airport. >> good morning, "fox and friends," a busy one in orlando international airport, record numbers of people traveling this thanksgiving holiday, people are jampacked in security lines, half an hour from what is behind me to get through security to get to the tram to take them to the gate. it is a wait and see situation early on and 3.3% increase over last year, people traveling, the most thanksgiving travelers in 2005 with 1.6 million people taking to the nation's roads, skies, rails compared to last year over the thanksgiving holiday travel period at orlando international, expecting 1.74 million passengers to move through the gates, 9% spike compared to last year.

airport opponents recommending anyone traveling get here 3 hours ahead of time. live at orlando international airport, fox news, back to you. jillian: lots of people ready to go. we now know what the feds think, hacked and threatened hbo by leaking the company's biggest shows. >> see if we can survive. jillian: federal prosecutors say they still video and script from hit shows like came of throws, demanded $6 billion as ransom, the problem, no way to extradite him or stopping him from committing more hacking. rob: $6 billion reasonable. jpmorgan chase would have given ex-convicts express to personal information. authorities say the bank failed to properly that thousands of employees from 2009 until the past may as many of 9000 workers

were not properly fingerprinted or only screen for financial crimes, not other crimes, jpmorgan did not confirm or deny the claims, paying a fine of $1 million. jillian: rolling back regulations, the internet could be history. rob: foxbusiness with how the fcc is planning on restoring online freedom. >> reporter: the fcc is trying to get rid of rules on equal access to the internet, net neutrality. this was put in place with president obama and with the fcc in 2015. it is a move that could allow giants cable and telecom companies to slow down broadband speeds and favor their own services if they want and the fcc says that the end of net neutrality or open internet as we know it would promote competition but it could also

mean higher prices for consumers for their internet services. jillian: are people in trouble if they take buber? >> reporter: this story, uber, one more black eye for the company. uber was hacked in october and we are learning about this because the hack covered up by reportedly paying $1,100,000 ransom to the hackers, private information, names, email addresses, 50,000 customers, 7000 drivers, driver's license numbers could be used to steal someone's identity so this is another mess the new ceo has inherited. >> that is a huge deal. >> they should have asked for $6 billion. >> the hackers said they deleted the data, didn't do anything with it but i you really going

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jillian: okay. how about it? time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good first off the rookie's jet ricky allen taking kids grocery stopping for thanksgiving dinner. math lesson giving each child a budget and calculator. rob: who how cool. smash and grab. thieves in alabama, look at this, plowing their truck into a convenience store overtime. atm and drive off. now they have to get the cash out. perps still on the run. heather: man sitting

courtside looking ill after sniffing and taking a bite it appears he survived. >> he was trying to get on tv by acting like a golf ball. that's what i think. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. >> a desperate search and rescue underway right now. a u.s. navy plane crashing into the ocean with 11 crew members on board. >> eight of those 11 service members have been found. >> roy moore denies it we don't need a liberal person in there. a democrat. >> he has impeccable integrity. give john con jerusalem a big round of applause. >> sexual harassment allegations against the longest serving member of the house. michigan's john conyers. >> fbi offering $25,000 reward teen star david cassidy has