keep up with my videos. you can also message me. >> we will have a new tax code for the new year and for a new era of american prosperity. we deserve it. americans deserve a new tax code. >> they are doing something that's going to increase the debt enormously. >> i've been covering this a lot. >> a job-killer. >> was created as agency that had very little accountability and i expect that mick mulvaney will be on the job and calling the shots over there. >> 305 people including 27 children are dead. >> colombia. >> germany.

>> cayman islands. >> the new miss universe is south africa. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> great song to start your week. over sixth avenue. greatest city in the world. good morning, everybody, you're watching "fox & friends first". i'm todd for heather childers. threatening to stop the bill in its tracks. griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c., griff, what can we expect this week?

>> we can expect crunch time, todd, top tax reform, the president tweeting his members return to capitol today, back in dc, big week for tax cuts, many other things of great importance, senate republicans hopefully come through, a tax bill is getting better and better, the end result will be great for all, the senate hopes to vote on a bill later this week, at least six senators are on the fence for a variety of reasons ranging from increasing debt to repealing obamacare mandate to unfair favoring small -- corporations than small businesses. >> we have remembers who are expressing legitimate concerns and we are certainly open to those and have open process in the floor of the united states senate where people can offer amendments, those amendments can get debated and voted on.

>> democrats hold out for a fix at what's known as daca program, something republican senator lindsey graham says he's open to. >> i think most americans want to give the dream act kids a more certain life let's do it in december, let's do it for the good of the country, let's take care of a lot of problems at one time to show the country we actually can function. >> so a lot to do the president also hopes, todd, to make progress on funding for the border wall, we will see what happens. >> griff jenkins, thank you very much, opponents of the president's agenda say tax reform will make americans dig deeper into their own pockets but republican senator tim scott explains what he calls the direct dollar impact of the proposed overall. >> if you don't pay taxes and we

increase by 40%, more money to keep the ends together, the single mothers like mine who are working paycheck to paycheck, they will now get a 9,030 that are deduction, doubling the deduction to almost $18,000 for a dual parent household, income household, we are going from around 12700 to around 24,000. what we focused on making sure that those folks who are struggling to get ahead in life have more of their own money so they can take care of needs of family and i hope we get it done by christmas if not we will be here through christmas looking at the end of the year. >> right now fox news alert, law enforcement across the country on high alert this holiday season as terrorists look to target u.s. trains, the tsa warning about attacks similar to the 2012 plot to derail a new york-bound train. undercover fbi agenda foiled

al-qaeda plan after terrorists were caught scoping out the tracks, security a major concerns, 40,000 miles of rail from coast to coast. al-qaeda publishing detailed introductions for how to derail trains in propaganda magazine. massive volcano on threat of erupting. ordering evacuation of 100,000 people from the popular tourist island of bali, rising ash shutting down the airport and stranding 60,000 tourists, that volcano last erupting in 1963 killing more than a thousand people. egypt vow to go fight back after a terror attack at a mosque left more than 300 people, president trump offering the u.s.' support on fighting isis. amy kellogg with the very latest, amy.

>> hi, todd, president all -- al si-si vowing to fight but heavy handed tactics used by the egyptian government there in senei, people are asking if you can't feel safe in a mosque, where can you feel safe? this really ups the ante in egypt. first time terrorists target place of worship. a more mystical form of islam that isis detest much as they abort shiites. so why the mosque attack, why was the mosque that was attacked in senei unprotected, that's something people are asking this morning, the terrorists set off

initial explosion to cause panic, many of them had prepositioned themselves at main entrance of the mosque and 12 windows to shoot at people escaping, president al si-si vow today strike back, now vowing revenge. no group claiming responsibility though at least one flag of isis in vehicles. this has been raging since 2013 mainly christians and police officers have been targeted, hundreds have been killed but as i mentioned earlier, there has been a debate that possibly this militant islam has flourished because the area has been really neglected by the central government, there are lots of social issues that need to be addressed and some residents say they feel the government is almost as hard on them as the terrorists, so it is a very tricky situation. vows for revenge and pleas for

change for so far it's not clear what the solution will be in the senai. >> live for us from milan, amy, thank you. president trump condemning the attack on the egyptian mosque and demanding action be taken to defeat radical islamic terrorist. columnist at the washington times, diversity for coalition advisory board, it's time for the world to come together to take on these terrorists. >> i think we are doing great strides but i don't think it's nearly enough. if you look at last year alone in 2016, 25,000 people across the world were killed by terrorism. over half of these people were killed by radical islamic terrorists. over two-thirds of them were taken hostage and this is not just against christians anymore, they are attacking their own. >> president trump doubling down

urging alabama voters to pick republican candidate roy moore instead of democrat doug jones. commander in chief slamming liberal jones in a tweet writing, the last thing we need in alabama and the u.s. senate is a schumer-pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, bad on border, bad for military vets and wants to raise taxes to the sky, jones would be a disaster. latest poll number have republican candidate moore ahead of jones, moore has been accused of inappropriate contact with minors nearly four decades ago which he denies. alabama special election scheduled for december 12th. senator al franken vowing to work, breaking silence he will not bow out over allegations. >> have you talked about seriously resigning, have you considered that? >> no. no. the ethics committee is looking into all of this and i will cooperate fully with it.

listen, i know i have a lot of work to do to regain the trust of people who i let down. >> going onto call himself a champion and ally of women. nfl protests show nothing signs of slowing down, roughly 2,000 players choosing to sit, kneel or raise fist during national anthem among them marcian lynch after president trump called him out for standing during mexican national anthem that was last week while sitting for ours, fewer fans are showing up to watch protests, pictures of empty stadiums making the sounds on social media. fox news alert, isis fanatics calling for attacks on christmas markets one year from the deadly truck rampage in berlin. our next guest terror expert says running and hide asking no longer an option. plus a battle over paintings with the pentagon, the new york

city college trying to profit off of art made by terrorists. >> i will never let go, i promise. >> and the question everyone has been wondering for decades at least two decadeses, in fact, why did rose save jack in titanic? we have the answer.

>> 14 minutes after the hour, the white house slamming pakistan for letting a wanted terrorist go free, released from house arrest despite having a 10 million bounty on him. white house huckabee sanders demanding pakistan recharge them. master mind between the 2008 attacks in mumbi.

new york city columnist sparking rage, the pentagon demanding the taxpayer funded john jay college burn election of 36 paintings, professor saying, quote, let them know that burning art is something done by fascist and terrorist regimes but not by the american people, one of the artists is even suspected to working directly with the master mind behind 9/11 terrorist attacks. it's unclear whether any of those paintings have been sold. news alert, isis setting sight on christmas markets hoping to mimic carnage of attack in berlin, christians aren't the only ones being targeted and egypt vowing revenge on bloody

rampage and what needs to be done to crush radical ideology, to discuss former member of the israeli special counteroperations terrorism unit erin cohen. good to see you here, i'm going to start out what americans are worried about, what should our officials here in the u.s. be doing so that terror does not strike between now and christmas? >> well, there's no way to stop terrorism, we haven't been able to stop but can slow it down, slow it down by cranking up intel gathering, intelligence is the most critical layer of counterterror operations. you need actionable intelligence, once you've got the intelligence game hammered down, then you can deploy military force as special operations unit to go and neutralize and kill those terrorist leaders, that's what we want to do, kilter risk leaders or capture them alive so we can interrogate them and event future attacks from happening in the united states.

i want to differentiate, certain terrorists you want to kill, mid-level, the leaders you want to capture so you can get more juice, squeeze them and prevent further attacks. the other thing we need to be looking at here, since the intelligence in our country is finding itself so many lone wolves out there, so much action in egypt, isis is still operating abroad and we need to bolster the defense while we figure out the intel, we need to get our soft target security up and increased incrementally and more aggressive specifically for the holidays and i mean that cities and counties over crowds, there needs to be soft targets, security, it has to be armed security, respond with an appropriate amount or more aggressive amount of force. if somebody comes in shooting, you have to be able to respond with equal or more amount of gunfire and releasing federal money to be able to bolster the security specifically for the holidays here.

>> let's talk a little bit about your use on the private sector participating in this effort to questions, one, who pays for it and where are the individuals deployed? >> well, let's scrap these 7 billion-dollar waste of mall cop money spending on the tsa, squeeze them out, let's hand that over to fbi and let the federally-trained professionals of the federal bureau of investigation start to take over or let them put together some kind of special security screening apparatus for the actual check-in, stop looking for weapons, start looking at behavior, there's 7 billion or 3 billion that's released from there and that to the cities so they can start giving out contracts to private-sector companies that are hiring vet that is can function under vets and been operating in areas that are comfortable in and around terrorism. get them armed, get them in uniform and plain clothed, additional active shooter response training and bolster the private industry.

i would start squeezing money from tsa, $8 billion we are still taking off our shoes, a lot work to be done. that's where i would go. >> 15 second we have remaining, would the appropriate authorities take the steps that you recommend? >> probably not, a lot of steps that have to be done. a lot more of this run-hide report, we need to keep our eyes open and report. the problem is not reporting and hiding doesn't stop the terrorists, i don't think we are there yet, i don't think we are going to see a lot of different things happening particularly for these holidays but hopefully by this time next year we will be having a different conversation, more layers in place, i have faith in the president, that's a positive sign, we will see. >> erin cohen, insightful, thank you very much, sir. >> time now 19 minutes after the hour, accusations piling on by conyers has one democrat in the

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>> the nurse behind controversial tweet no longer allowed to treat patients, carley shimkus with siriusxm 115 is here with the comment that set off a fire storm. >> good morning, todd, indiana university health night nurse came under fire after writing controversial tweet about white

people. now taisha baker posted this on social media account, every white woman raises a detriment to society when they raise a son with highest prospentty to be terrorist, rapest killer, historically every son you had should be sacrificed to the wolves. >> a statement from indiana university did not name any names but they did say a recently hired employee tied to traveling posts is no longer employee of iu health, social media chiming in on this one, she should lose nursing license forever and another tweet says, seriously, i wouldn't let her near patients again, anyone who would say this is not to be trusted to practice professional.

>> those nurses are unbelievable. this guy has been on air a lot. ben shapiro and everybody seems to ait can -- attack him. >> they profiled the conservative commentator that you just mentioned ben shapiro, they promoted the profile in a tweet saying, ben shapiro is a figure to millennial conservatives looking for alternative to trump and trumpism. that did not sit well, she canceled her subscription, ian on twitter, you saw a viewpoint that disagrees with yours, the horror. what, your echo chamber not soothing you with confirmation bias. that's really problematic. so it's kind of what you're saying there, todd, his viewpoints are really widely accepted by a large swath of this country.

the other, though, not so much. >> i love the way that people call him antisa metic. i don't know what to do with that. >> remember rompers for guy? pretty pricey too, $140, if you get the cyber cybermonday discount you can grab them for 80 bucks, you can start trying to make these a thing, it's not going happy. sorry, edward, they are really going to happen, according to retailers they are flying off the shelves. you might get one from me in your christmas stocking. >> i thought we were friends. >> we have to get you in one. >> carley shimkus, thank you so much.

>> thanks a lot. >> we will be right back.

>> major battle brewing on who will read the financial watchdog. the head of financial bureau filing lawsuit after president trump names pick of top agency championed by democrats. live in dc with details and the fight for control. caroline. >> hi, there, todd, this morning we have one too many heads of the consumer protection bureau, english and last night she filed a lawsuit to stop president trump's appointment of his pick, white house director mick mulvaney, appointed by former head and likely follow his lead at going hard at financial institutions pushing for tougher regulations and enforcement with little oversight. the head of the bureau until friday when he quit. dodd-frank act that created the agency says he can name the success or, the hero for some watchdog groups

and major target of republicans in the banking industry who say he has completely overstepped mandate. one of those republican critics has been mick mulvaney. >> the place is a wonderful example of how a bureaucracy will function if it has no accountability to anybody. it turns up being a show and that's what it has been in a sick kind of way. >> who is the boss english or mulvaney? the dodd-frank is clear, the deputy director becomes acting director. donald trump can't override that. oh, yeah, well here is republican senator john thune, the president has made appointment that gets litigated and in court but the foreseeable future at least my expectation is that mick mulvaney will be in the job but i hope in end

results in reforms to that agency. >> the suit asked to decide who becomes acting director. >> good to be to be a lawyer in dc as it has been, well, forever. caroline live, caroline, thank you. huge week ahead of tax reform, president trump planning to crash republican policy meeting tomorrow to get tax cuts through by christmas and in the same day plans to meet with the four congressional leaders, so can they get it all done, republican strategists chris and sasha burns, very good morning to both of you. chris, i will start it off with you, what happens this week, do we get it done? >> i certainly do believe we will get it done, this is a major make of -- make or break congress. the key focus of the white house

will be the middle class, a tax cut for the middle class, you have 86% with families with house holds under 100,000 and this is part of the individual mannate that the president sports and that's in the senate bill that they certainly look at taking out. these are things that we have to certainly stop and make it easier for americans to make money and be more successful. >> sasha, same question to you, do we get it done this week? >> no, i don't think so, i think we will see a lot of blame, stunning republican defeat. the problem that mcconnell is he decided to do party line vote, to do that you have to do party line, he doesn't starting from the top, you have total lack of leadership from trump. if you look at tweets, tweeted

one about the tax bill and he hope that is the senate republicans can get this through. he doesn't own it. you didn't see cohn selling a bill. that's less than his base, the great irony of the salesman and deal maker is he doesn't make and the only deal he has cut is with the democrats. >> what does get done? >> coming up on december 8th, border issues, what does get done between now and the end of the year? >> what's going to happen as you said the big four will meet with trump on tuesday and schumer and pelosi are going to sit trump down and explain just how unpopular it would if the government shuts down and one thing trump cares about is what people think of him, he will cut a deal with them as fast as you can imagine and dems will win a lot of priorities in terms of

daca and health care for kids and, you know, big beautiful year of republican failures. >> chris, question to you, do you see the chuck and nancy love fest with the president? >> no. going to 2018 midterms, this is an important year for republicans, something is going to have to be accomplished and i believe that's going to be tax reform, you already have, of course, we cannot count on corker, bob flake, but you have guys like ron johnson who has particularly stated that he's not overall pleased with the tax bill but certainly in terms of small business but plans to support it. we will get things accomplished and will be an effective year. this is something that's closest to home for all americans, when you look at obviously hurricane aid relief, both sides of the aisle can agree up on that, no one wants to have government shutdown. that's something that potentially kicked down to christmas worst case scenario, i believe we will come to

solution. >> we are talking solutions here, potential deal with democrats look like and i will follow up with chris on what the ultimate tax bill looks like? >> you get the extension for daca, you don't get any funding for the wall and you get a compromise and extension of the children's health care bill. >> chris. >> overall worst case scenario looking at 50-50 vote, pence come in and break the tie, i certainly do believe that tax reform will go through. very challenging tough week and the president working the phones in the white house to get something done and accomplished. >> very civil debate between chris and sascha, me thinks it's not going to be the same way this week. you guys can, i worry that our friends and representatives there in the nation's capitol cannot. chris, dr. burns, thank you very much for being here early on monday. >> thank you. >> landing in london after

report that is several passengers complained about feeling light-headed, emergency personnel quickly boarding the plane to check on passengers and evaluate them, no word on what was making those people feel sick. teenager considered person of interest in death of grandmother claims he did nothing wrong. logan arrested by border patrol agent at the canadian border in buffalo, new york after driving the car all the way from florida, police finding what they believe to be grandmother's body after father returned retum vacation found son missing, not been charged with her death but being held on grand theft warrant. claiming fbi didn't warn about russian hackers, feds knowing more than a year that personal e-mails were in the kremlin's sites, the victims included former head of cyber security for u.s. air force and exdirector of national security

council and former top dog of defense agency. fbi has yet to response to this report. house minority leader nancy pelosi coming to john conyers' defense, putting conyers on pedestal. conyers stepped down from judiciary committee over sexual allegations. >> we are strengthened by due process. just because somebody is accused and was it one accusation, was it two, john conyers is a great icon in our country and done a great deal to protect women. >> conyers accused for using taxpayer dollars to settle misconduct lawsuits. a new miss universe has officially won the crown. >> the new miss universe is

south africa. >> coming out on top beating 92 contestants in several categories held on las vegas strip, 22-year-old winner is a business management graduate and second woman from south africa to win. colombia's laura gonzález was named runner up with bennett of jamaica taking third place and if i'm not mistaken our producer says steve harvey had a good night as well, no mistakes. one of the richest zip codes in america telling the church to stop feeding the homeless because it lures in the needy. you won't believe this one and charles headed to vegas, the eerie exhibit you can really sink your teeth into. plus, put down the smartphones, pick up a bucket of chicken this holiday season, the internet escaped pod introduced courtesy of our friends at kfc.

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>> 42 minutes after the hour now, controversial request raising eyebrows after a church is force today stop helping the needy in one of the biggest welfare states. the mayor of malibu, california backtracking claims, to stop serving meals because they are increasing homelessness, church leaders who have been feeding the homeless forced now to find a way, a place away from the church and neighborhood homes, this is la county homeless epidemic reaches nearly 30,000 people. get this, russia is certainly not loving it. a bill by the country's lawmakers requiring all america's news operations to register at foreign agents to expand food chains, mcdonalds of having misleading advertisement

by portraying food that negatively affects health but in a positive light, president putin to sign proposed law. bargain hunters get ready to click, tracee carrasco from fox business here with record-breaking sales expected today here on cybermonday. tracee: good morning, happy cybermonday. the super bowl shopping we will call it with $6.6 billion in sales expected today on cybermonday, that's compare today 5 billion spent this past friday, black friday on online shopping and the cybermonday deals that we are seeing now now we are expecting double the price of what -- what we spent last year, so it's going to be a record-breaking day, they'll be analytics expecting 107.4

online. >> remarkable. i have to go to this one. they have really good comedians and they are continuing the comedy business offering 10,000-dollar, quote, internet escape? >> sometimes you need to get away from it all. on kfc's online store on cybermonday they are offering internet escape pod, $10,000, a real steal there, you can go inside the kfc pot with colonel sanders giving you a hug and get away from the internet, your work phone, whatever you need to escape from. >> i love the way in the article they say it may not actually work, those guys are funny at kfc. this is interesting, candy cane cane oreos? >> they are new out holiday season, not to be confused with

the candy cane flavored oreos. >> so much to delve into there, one final thing, i know what i'm getting on cybermonday? tracee: what's that? >> the sweat shirt. >> loved it. thanks, todd. >> thank you. so many discounts, where, where do you start from apps to retail tricks? kirk cyber guy is here to get right gift, hey, kirk. s made you sign up for bonus cash back. then they change categories on you every few months. then you had to keep signing up! you...deserve...better.

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>> super bowl shopping to be a record-breaker, retailers pulling all the stops to cash in on holiday shopping, of course, who do we enlist for the important task, kirk the cyber guy for best deals. a lot of skepticism out there are these really the best deals people are saying on black friday, what about cybermonday, where can we go to actually get the best deals? >> that is why i'm here, good morning, todd, really winning on today. the fact is cybermonday is sort of blending together with black friday which is now blending together with an entire month of retailers aggressively going after our pocketbooks and there are ways to save, this morning let's just take a look at app that's showing up merchants that are going through shop, what people are buying by the minute, a volume of that. >> at 4:50 in the east coast? >> at 4:50, there it is. a graph, every time you see

strike there it's like lighting, that was looking good, looks like a sale is going through every time you see a strike. >> wow. >> you see figures that will cop up and will show you the dollar amount, you are seeing roughly $200,000 every minute. australia seems to be picking up quite a bit. there you go. if you want to say the terms of apps to three must have apps is really some great ones, the first one flip, flip is a way to really take a look at the area and there's target, you're going to put in zip code, you're going to say what you're looking for, what stores are near you and shows them on map and you'll end up having those near you, show you the actual circular for cybermonday to say that's where the tv is on sale, television sets are big winners right now, furniture not so big,

electronics very, very big and i'm telling you now, gift cards, toys an games you want to hold off till the middle of december, another app to take a look at. pretty good one, slick deals is another one. that will give you the ability to drag a price scanner and see this is the amount of money i want to spend on a certain tie tem that's on sale today, let me know where and how much when it hits the target or value i'm looking for, it'll let you know and you know when to strike on that one, deal news, 300 plus people sitting at one facility and they have their finger on the pulse of where the sales are happening by the minute and they publish the top 300 lists that are out there. >> let's round out some of the do's and don't's, you mentioned televisions, phones -- >> best time of year to buy a smartphone. best buy's deal came out, $150

off of the iphone 7, 7 plus, samsung has equal deals that are out there of multiple retailers today and the carriers really want our business by tend of the year. >> right. >> they are doing the best to show the numbers in year 2017 we got todd's business, you are seeing aggressive offers coming at you as consumer on that one. in terms of home bedding, not really good time but all the other items like grocery surprisingly, big sales on groceries, if you wanted to buy a car, ford has incredible offer for cybermonday cash back, other manufacturers similar deals, all of these are online and it really does pay today. i know you're the guy of impulse, you buy it, i don't care if it's july or august, but the fact is a lot of people this is the day to really cash in and say, all right, i may not need a

tablet but my niece's byrd is coming up in may. >> that's when you get a chance to take advantage of those deals. you are right, i am impulsive, you know who else is impulsive jillian mele. appreciate it. time now 54 minutes after the hour kurt and i have been asking for years now. >> i will never let go, i promise. >> why didn't jack just climb onto that darn floating door so they could live happily ever after? i don't know, this morning we finally know the answer

>> i hope my brother and sister-in-law are listening to this one, you may want to let little ones down and dirty in the mud to stay healthy according to microbial scientist, allows the body to build white blood cells to fight germs. it's not always easy to get a newborn to be quiet, right?

>> oh, my god, how long has he been crying? >> a week and a half. >> can improve a baby's all over the place sleep patterns, the more new dad is involved in duties, the better and more stable the sleep pattern is for baby during six months. creepy, charles manson going to vegas, kind of. several of the mass murderers personal items will be on display and visitors to the haunted museum to las vegas will get a chance to see set of manson dentures and necklace while in prison. a close personal friend and pen pal got the teeth from inmate who stole them from manson, you'll recall manson died last week of natural causes and finally two decades after the films release the director of titanic finally revealing why jack died. >> i will never let go. i promise.

>> james cameron telling vanity fair that leonardo decaprio's role died because that was what was in the script. "fox & friends first" continues now. rob: monday november 27th and fox news alert, volcano eruption, thick ash leaving hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded at an airport, the massive rush to escape this inferno. >> plus a battle over paintings with the pen gone, new york city college trying to profit off art made by terrorists. rob: clock is ticking, jam-packed scheduled for president trump as he sets sights of biggest revamp in decades, can congress get this done before christmas is the big question in "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪