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across the board. nearly a day of rage. interrupts. the emergency meeting just declared by the united nations. heather: shocking details in the murder of a border patrol agent, two brothers being questioned by the fbi. "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ jillian: take a look at the plans a, they are putting up a big structure that is supposed to move on its own having something to do with the eclipse. a lot of activity going on. i don't have a better

explanation. rob: we are going to see if you can spin around in it. did you -- thanks for waking up with us on thursday morning. donald trump fulfilling a campaign promise to formally recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and move the us embassy there. >> previous presidents made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. i am delivering. >> with the president did today was listen to the will of the american people, unanimously voted against 6 months ago republicans and democrats to do this. moon jae-in the division sparking a ripple effect as furious palestinians burn american flags and call for three days of rage. let's go to connor powell for

reaction. >> reporter: for israelis this is a day of celebration although the response has been muted from palestinians and israelis compared with the fears were, not to say there couldn't yet be widespread violence but people are trying to figure out what does this mean? israelis including benjamin netanyahu praising donald trump for this decision, this is something they hoped the president would make a decision on. he campaigned on it but came through and for a lot of israelis that was the real success in his presidency to see him take a step they wanted. benjamin netanyahu thanked him, they put up images of the american flag on the old city, palestinians are angry and frustrated, there are calls for days of rage, a general strike on the west bank but we have not seen widespread violence that was feared. there were far

things are relatively calm compared to the fears. >> this will stir the pot. thank you so much. jillian: donald trump is criticized for his announcement something his decision ruins our image around the world. >> donald rumsfeld says it is inevitable that people will not like move he just made but there's a reason the american people put him in office. >> the idea of the behavior or conduct or positions being taken by the president of the united states are ruining our image around the world is a massive

overstatement. the reality is the american people made a conscious decision to put in the presidency of the united states someone who have never served in government, military or civilian. has there ever been a president who never served? why did they do that? they did that because they wanted someone who never served in government and that is what we have got, he does not behave like an establishment politician and that is hard for establishment politicians and establishment media, it is not the normal behavior of a seasoned politician. jillian: house republicans demanding answers about the fbi agent kicked off of the special councils russia probe. heather: what those anti-trump text messages could mean for

couple investigations. >> reporter: the capitol hill hotseat welcomes a high profile government official with christopher ray expected to be questioned about those texts. justice department officials are reading through those texts between peter struck and lisa page. counterintelligence agent stzrok was reassigned after texts were exchanged with page with him he was having an affair. this posted republican concerns about objectivity of the problem but it is unclear how many of those had to do with trump or the probe itself. he was president during the fbi's over the private email, they were called extremely careless well recommending committal charges and oversaw the bureau's interviews with houston national security

advisor michael flynn who pleaded guilty to lying to fbi investigators in the russia probe. >> i'm proud to be joined by my fellow conservatives in the house to call for an investigation to the fbi's procedures that allowed hillary clinton to receive special treatment. we will also investigate the unprecedented bias against donald trump. >> reporter: justice department officials say the process of reading and rejecting those texts could take weeks. donald trump junior told house investigators he did not talk to his father about his june 2015 trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer at the time it happens. jillian: a manhunt underway for a crook posing as a police officer to steal painkillers. investigators in houston say he demanded pills from local pharmacies and threatened violence if he doesn't get what he wants. he has been at it for months. he may also be tied to looting in the days after hurricane

harvey. rob: in favor of making concealed carry permits valid across state lines, the senate working on their own bill in this matter but the major victory for gun supporters is causing a rift between lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> this legislation affirms the right of law-abiding citizens to exercise their right in other states as they do at home. >> failure for the american people but great for the powerful corporate gun lobby and gun manufacturers. rob: the simmons the criminal code allowing transport of handguns across state lines so long as both states allow concealed carry even though they have different standards, donald trump is expected to sign this bill if and when it reaches's desk. jillian: controversial decision by the disbarment of veterans affairs slashing funding for a program that helps homeless

veterans. the $467 million program has been credited with drastically cutting homelessness. overall funding for veteran homelessness would remain. rob: congressman al green's attempt to impeach the president failed miserably. >> by causing such harm to the society of the united states, is unfit to be president and warrants impeachment. rob: house democrats articles of impeachment did not allege president donald trump committed a crime but argued he is a disgrace to the presidency but that vote did fail 364-58. top democrats including nancy pelosi tried to stop green's attempt saying now is not the time. jillian: the first lady is a fan of fast food. melania and karen penn's spot at the texas burger chain what a

burger. rob: they did treat the press pool to a bunch of french fries during a trip to texas to meet with first responders and victims in the wake of hurricane harvey. 9 minutes after the hour. the defense claimed it was an accident. everyone wants to know why wasn't the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle at least convicted of manslaughter? >> that was the first we heard brandishing during this trial. no evidence the defendant did that. rob: one juror explaining the verdict that stunned the entire nation. jillian: cyber crimes for 200. >> a history professor who teaches in some novel ways. >> you are the devil, alex trebek. jillian: a jeopardy consistent in the hot seat with police, we will tell you about it.

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rob: donald trump junior grilled in congress for 10 hours about his contacts with russia as democrats try to build their collusion case. jillian: is republicans the medication to hillary clinton's email be reopened has we learn new anti-trump biasing robert mueller's team. here to weigh in his former fbi deputy assistant director of the counterterrorism division, thanks for joining us. let's start with what happened yesterday, the 10 hours that donald trump junior spent testifying and all the reports last night and today talking about the fact he didn't speak about the conversations he had with his father with donald trump after that russian lawyer meeting.

what is your take away when you heard what went down yesterday? >> we are in the middle of this and don't know what donald trump junior said in front of the house but this is really unusual you would have a situation develop and this is a crisis for the fbi which usually faces a crisis every 15 years but this is different in that you have the same fbi agent on both these investigations, the clinton case and the mueller special -- until he was dismissed, mueller special counsel and none of these things happened in a vacuum. he was involved in the strategy, the planning, the implementing, michael flynn, the interview of hillary clinton and look out differently those turned out. one agent in completely different ways of approaching this doesn't make sense. i think if you look at the

clinton interview you can see why this is not an impartial investigation, and interview where you had as many people in the room on her side as you did fbi, that is not how the fbi conducted interviews with you or i would not have that situation. at the same time the same agent was involved in the flynn interview and he did not have an attorney. there is something unfair about the way that looks and one of many things about this investigation that is troublesome. i talked to a lot of former fbi agents and employees and they feel the same way and i hope we can get to the bottom of why this is occurring. rob: nobody wants to indict the entire fbi, a great organization that has kept american safe but it does appear there was a special treatment here especially for hillary clinton when you talk about a special team, a smaller team for hillary clinton to handle this, the

flynn investigation was done the way investigations should be done and hillary had a nice little deal, a special circumstance here. >> there is clearly a lot of department of justice involvement, attorneys in the hillary clinton interview. i have no proof because i wasn't there. but the way it looks, looks like doj attorneys carried the day and did all kinds of negotiations with hillary clinton's team and all of that before it took place. that is not the way you do an interview and you won't get the result if someone you are alleging to have done something is you are trying to bear down and get the facts you won't get it. what she is going to have happen is be totally protected by the fact so many people are sitting there and so many regulations these people are trying to do.

when you said that about the rank and file fbi trying to separate in our minds the normal job the fbi does and what happened here or what didn't happen. i'm glad congress has taken a good look at this because it doesn't look right to me. jillian: now to a fox news alert southern california under siege powerful winds fueling raging flames, firefighters work around the clock in hopes of gaining the upper hand. rob: madness at the mall. a security guard dragged by shoplifters speeding away in an suv. the more of this video coming up, stay tuned. ♪ the way you color my world ♪ seeing red ♪

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acres so far, destroyed more than 150 homes. fires burning across southern california, one of the most frightening in the last 24 hours was in the wealthy enclave of bel air alongside the busy 405 freeway. the flames during rush hour, four homes destroyed in that community, very dangerous situation. the l a fd have a handle on that fire but when he's santa ana windss due to kick up over the next few hours and last 24 hours, nobody is letting their guard down. this is a very dangerous couple of days in southern california. rob: keep yourself safe, thanks for great reporting on the ground. and alternate juror speaking out

days after an illegal immigrant is found not guilty in the death of kate steinle, that juror reveals that the fact the killer had been deported from this country five times was ignored. >> none of that was discussed during the trial, we were told immigration was not an issue, did not pertain to the evidence surrounding specific charges at issue. the jury had to use the crime specified by the prosecutor and in this case it was specified as brandishing a weapon. when there was read to that in the jury distractions debate instructions at the end the trial before closing arguments that was the first time we heard the word brandishing during the trial. there is no evidence the defendant did that. rob: california jury acquitted zarate of murder and manslaughter, the shooting in the sanctuary city of san francisco was painted as an accident. zarate faces federal weapons

charges. jillian: a backup in the deportation of illegal immigrants according to the washington examiner, us immigration officials are facing a backlog of 550,000 illegal immigrants, given amnesty under the obama administration or let off by liberal judges, more people than the entire population of atlanta. rob: after years and many promises to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel donald trump finally delivering. >> previous presidents made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. today i am delivering. >> reporter: the president's evangelical base says the commander-in-chief hit it out of the park with this move. pastor jeffers is here live next. jillian: florida mayor almost got away with using disabled parking permits for dead people,

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rob: senator alfredo and making a big announcement after an avalanche of sexual misconduct that keeps getting bigger. jillian: a democratic horse rises and the senate demanding he bow out. griff jenkins live with new details on the liberal women leading the charge. >> reporter: if he resigns it will be democratic women of the senate that brought the pressure to bear, new allegations of sexual misconduct, the senate accusing him of kissing her and groped her posing for a photo. by the end of the day 14 of 16 female democratic senators in the senate calling on the former community head to resign.

amy clover char tweeting she would make the right decision, it began with new york senator kiersten gillibrand. >> he should not continue to serve. when we have to talk about differences between sexual assault and sexual harassment and unwanted groping you are having the wrong conversation. you need to draw a line in the sand and say none of it is okay, none of it is acceptable. >> reporter: new the resignation was opened, franken f-stops templated saying he is talking with his family at this time, plans to make an announcement in dc tomorrow. any reports of final decision, the pressure group, senate minority leader chuck schumer joining calls to step down saying senator franken should resign, i consider him a dear friend and respect his accomplishment but he has a higher obligation to his constituents he should step down immediately. we will see what the day brings,

some pushing the timing of the outrage, roy moore could be headed to washington and will face an ethics investigation. jillian: and fbi agent believes and on-duty border patrol officer was murdered, a major break in the death of officer martinez. investigators questioning two brothers, one acute illegal immigrant drug dealer according to an affidavit, the agency said they found a red stain fabric in the car and the tip the brothers were with a group of illegals, martinez and other agent critically hurt, a local sheriff says they may have been hit by a semi truck but the union president says this was no accident, the brothers denied involvement. rob: a hero police officer who risked his life responding to the horrific pulse like him shooting massacre in orlando has lost his job over ptsd from that

incident just six month before becoming eligible to receive his pension benefits was the veteran of the eatonville, florida, police department, omar delgado joined us earlier to explain what is going on. >> fit for beauty evaluation, they saw fit that i wasn't able to continue doing police work. >> it sounds unbelievable. the terrorist's widow will stand trial in orlando. a federal judge denying selman's request to have the hearing out of state over concerns the media coverage wouldn't allow her to get a fair trial. selman is charged with providing material support to a terror organization and extraction of justice. jillian: shocking video showing a mall security guard trying to stop suspected shoplifters. the man it is head hard and got a concussion. officers looking for these three

suspects bought it swiping items from the mall, they could face aggravated assault charges. rob: a plane burst into flames moment after takeoff, terrified passengers in this british airways jet said they could see the fire from their seats. you can see it, scary stuff. video showing flames shooting out of that british airways flight on the right side. this was headed to london from phoenix and reportedly had a fuel leak. it did land safely, came back to the airport and landed safely, nobody was hurt. donald trump receiving praise from benjamin netanyahu for recognizing jerusalem as the

official capital of israel. >> we are profoundly grateful for the president's courageous and just decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and to prepare for the opening of the us embassy here. this decision reflects the president's commitment to an ancient but enduring truth to fulfilling his promises and advancing peace. jillian: the move getting approval from his evangelical base. first baptist church senior pastor and fox news contributor robert jeffers, thank you for joining us. we understand you were on a conference call with white house officials in regards to this jerusalem move, tell us about it. >> i had been. over the last few days on a conference call with state department officials about this. i believe donald trump is a modern profile in courage for having the guts to do what no other american president has been willing to do.

those who are devout jews and christians celebrate this decision because they believe what the bible says, that god gave this country to israel and made jerusalem the capital 3000 years ago but beyond that this is the right thing to do. we recognize the right of every country in the world the name its own capital, nobody argues with france's right to make paris its capital city, why should israel be any different? i think the president made the right call. rob: it has been great with his evangelical base and people who see it your way. there's a lot of concern from politicians that this will stir the pot, you worry what this is going to do to the middle east because it angered a lot of people as well. >> the president made an excellent point when he said the current policy that has been in place for decades hasn't made peace in the middle east.

it is time to try something new. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. the white house, the president, jared kushner sat down at the negotiating table, perhaps it is the wise move to take jerusalem off the table to begin with and start negotiating from a position of strength rather than weakness. jillian: a lot of people think this will derail as we are talking about the peace process. my question is what should we look at and learn from history in regards to this? >> what we ought to look at even for those who don't believe the bible history confirms this land belongs to israel. the idea of palestinians, most of our viewers don't know the term palestine was invented by the roman emperor hadrian in 180 as a way of saying to the concord jewish people this land is no longer yours. history shows israel, the jewish

people occupied this land before the arabs, the palestinians, i had an israeli officer say to me what it is real said to the united states we are no longer going to recognize washington dc as your capital until you divide a portion of the capital, give one to canada and another portion of mexico to be neighborly. that is ludicrous but illustrates the president made the right call. he is on the right side of history and more portly on the right side of god. rob: nothing in the past has worked out, don't know what will solve the problems of the middle east but we will find out, thank you for coming on, appreciate it. rob: it has gotten colder. i noticed. what did you do? >> remember last week talking

about a pattern change, some snow in the forecast, it might happen. look at current temperatures, 38 in new york city, minneapolis, factor in the winds, the real temperature feels like minus 2 in minneapolis, 6 around the city, 36 in memphis. we are watching this system, see the boundary across the southeast, if it is cold enough we are going to get snow across the deep south in the gulf coast am already seeing snow in west texas. this could be a dangerous situation across the south, they don't typically see wintery weather, they are not equipped to deal with winter weather. we have to watch the system writing the boundary, new orleans, snow tomorrow in new orleans, atlanta, georgia for the carolinas and then this area of low pressure develops off the coast, will it bring snow to the i-95 core door? this map shows a little bit of snow across the coast line.

we will see how close that area of low pressure gets, it will be cold enough for snow. if, where, how will it set up? details yet to come. winter white today. jillian: we got it. rob: it looks very nice. 38 minutes after the hour, resistance 101, college students offered extra credit to protest the president's tax plan. our next guest says this is another ply to silence conservative thinking on college campuses. jillian: liberal screamed at the sky over donald trump. their new message for anyone daring to call them snowflakes. rob: vladimir putin getting back

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jillian: resistance 101, professors in pennsylvania offering extra credit to students who protest donald trump's tax plan. rob: more proof of bias against conservatives on college campuses. here is staff writer at the federalist, it seems they are taking a strong side pushing on their students as hard as they can. >> don't think there's a problem encouraging students to get involved for political class, give them extra credit to do that. what i do think is the problem

is to not offer an alternative activity, in favor of the tax bill. and a public school. the faculty representative on the record, the protest against the gop tax plan is not a partisan issue. >> daniel spiegel, higher education by alerting the campus community about the harm of the tax bill being considered in congress could cause for higher education. is it fair for schools, how students should feel and what

they should think? >> in political classes, 10 different rallies and things like that, we don't participate in the rally, or if you want to go to a different rally, and prove that they were there. the goal should be to encourage civic activism and participation, listen to alternative, and extra credit but doesn't sound like that is the case. there was a quote from faculty, i am quoting verbatim, this is not a partisan issue, totally false. put together by republicans and is a partisan issue and campuses

pretending it is not, calling an apple or banana. rob: they are trying to mold young minds in their image. next topic, yukon, connecticut setting up a program to fit speakers to make sure nobody controversial shows up. controversial means what they wanted to mean. >> the devil is in the details, and vetting process that we look at. they are saying this is to provide a safe environment, the problem is campus administrations have been conflating safety, singling out conservatives for decades. i spoke at george washington university, the alliance for

defending freedom, and a dozen armed security guards in order to host this event that was not a massive turnout at all, and a controversial topic and trying to force them to pay out $10,000 in security fees and those are barriers conservative speakers can't overcome so they use safety as a rationale to do this, big obstacles to speak on campus and experienced personally. >> appreciate your view on this, interesting. vladimir putin doesn't appear to be going anywhere, announcing he will run for a fourth presidential term. >> put him on track to be the longest-serving russian ruler

since joseph stalin. he will run against several candidates including a tv host and is expected to win easily. and we will get more topless photos of lamivudine. jillian: 'tis the season for inclusiveness. >> you are having a christmas party? >> it is a nondenominational holiday mixer, more inclusive. jillian: the college campus saying goodbye to christmas decorations and decking the halls with snowflakes. rob: we were told we were going to stick you on the wheel on the plan is a and see how many times you could run in a circle before you fall off. >> coming in a dozen minutes, what is going on at the fbi? looks like there is a political bias at the top management

level. a survivor of the las vegas massacre will talk about how his support for the new concealed carry legislation, and the mandalay bay picture, ambassador david friedman joining us discussing donald trump's historic move to move the n recognize the capital of israel as jerusalem. the channel you trust for your morning news, "fox and friends" first back in two minutes. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide.

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you're not alone, airlines preparing for millions of passengers. jillian: travelers should prepare for the worst. >> 51 million is up from last year. airlines have added 91,000 additional seeds. as far as the busiest travel days, the 21st, 22nd and 26th, the latest travel days, christmas eve, plan accordingly, hope for the best. jillian: we have to know about this christmas tree cappuccino. >> this one looks like a christmas tree, peppermint mocha cream, the whipped cream is

whipped cream and green tea and then the caramel drizzle and candy sprinkled cranberry bits is the ornaments. it looks good. i would try it. jillian: did you try? >> it is available today through the 11th. jillian: if you need help being fatter go to starbucks. with christmas around the corner colleges issuing guidelines to make sure no one's feelings get hurt. >> you are having a christmas party? >> it is a nondenominational holiday mixer, more inclusive. jillian: department are encouraged to focus on celebrating a special occasion rather than a specific holiday. state university of new york ushering similar guidance on culturally sensitive holiday decorations. rob: makes you feel the spirit. of jeopardy winner finding herself in an unlucky situation

accused of committing cybercrimes at a college. >> a history professor who teaches in some novel ways and i want to hear about that. >> you are the devil, alex trebek. rob: she's charged with two felony count after illegally accessing emails, she could face years in prison. she once held record for the most consecutive wins by a woman on jeopardy with seven victories. she is a good hacker too. jillian: 5 minutes until the top of the error, takata deadheaded, a mayor under arrest for using disabled parking permits that belong to did people. rob: chick-fil-a giving clark griswold a run for his money, this christmas display gets you in the holiday spirit, stay tuned.

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jillian: it's time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. chick-fil-a in florida taking their christmas decorations to the next level. the annual display in tampa features fake snow and giants lightup christmas tree. rob: so cool. next the bad. mayor under arrest for using dead people's handicap stickers for getting parking spots. she stole three of them and used them. capturing this video of bradley parking in handy cap spot at city hall. shhall.

jillian: may have found a reason why millennials tend to do this too often. [screams snuvment. [oh my god, make it stop. a new survey by the insurance firm says 74% of millennials think being called snowflakes damages their mental health. there you have it. rob: have a nice day you bunchts of snowflakes. see you later. >> it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> the jewish people and the jewish states will be forever grateful. >> department of justice officials pouring over 10,000 text messages integrity of former prosecutors and heads of the fbi. 40 democratic senators