the canadian driver didn't realize his truck couldn't fit. no one injured in this one either but probably some big headaches. finally the ugly. a big-time european coffee chain brewing lots of outrage online because of this was a cup of coffee allowing companies to refuse coffee to anyone under 16 years old and even ask for id. the company says it doesn't encourage kids to drink caffeine. it can stunt your growth. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: it is friday, november 9th, fox news alert, caught on camera, the chilling moment a gunman opened fire in the middle of a packed california bar. jillian: the victims are identified. rob: in politics the race for the recount, rick scott defined democrats in his fight for the florida senate. >> i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals tried to steal this election, mysteriously finding more votes to make the election turn out

the way they went. jillian: the major move he made and what is next for the sunshine state. ♪ we know where you sleep at night ♪ rob: taking on antifa, protesters threatening tucker carlson that his home. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first," a lot of news to get to. rob: a fox news alert. a former marine storms california country bar and killed 12 innocent people. jillian: terrifying video paints a dark picture of what happened the moment the shots rang out.

a broken community this morning. >> reporter: the video you are referencing on a cell phone, at the border line bar and grill. it is difficult to watch but it does give you a glimpse of the terror customers felt. watch and listen here. there were about 150, 2200 people inside the bar at the time when the shooting began at 11:20 p.m.. and caught up in this nightmare.

and ian david long, i us marine corps veteran serving in afghanistan, 7 months from late 2010 to mid-2011. those who knew him in the neighborhood, clear mental issues. police were called in nearby newbury park in april of this year, he was shouting and screaming. and the mental evaluation team decided there was no reason at that point to take further action. the search is on for his motive, and they will get some answers for victims families. >> it would be premature to speculate on motivation. we will follow all the leads

developed for witness interviews, evident recovery, forensic evidence, and be sure to paint a picture of the state of mind of the gunman and find the motivation. >> reporter: we are getting the names of most of the victims, security guard at the bar, pepperdine university freshman and sheriff sergeant ron helus. jillian: our prayers with those family members of the victims. the trump administration rolling out a new immigration policy as the migrant caravan moves closer to the us border. under the policy any migrant who crosses illegally will not be eligible to claim asylum in the

us unless they do so at an official border crossing, this comes as a federal appeals court blocks the administration's rule to end the daca program, a 3-judge program ruling is not in accordance with the law. the justice department has asked the supreme court to intervene on daca. the ruling comes on the heels of donald trump's trip to paris, he asserts to meet with world leaders as they mark 100 years since the end of world war i. he will be joined by the first lady on the 3 day trip. the president says he will not meet with vladimir putin. the two are expected to sit down at the g 20 summit in argentina at the end of the month. rob: another big story, acting attorney general matthew whitaker has no intention of bowing out of the russia probe according to the washington post. after more than a dozen democrats, state attorneys general demanded his recusal, the letter suggesting whitaker

has been hostile to the mueller investigation. they went deputy ag rod rosenstein to supervise. we will keep you posted. democrats quick to cry interference when it comes to the russia probe but congressman jim jordan says calls for recusal are out of line. >> the idea the left to sing mister whitaker should refuse himself is ridiculous. think about this. rod rosenstein is everything the mueller investigation, rod rosenstein wrote the memo for firing comey, overseeing special counsel mueller who is looking into the firing of comey. we said he should recuse himself a long time ago but somehow because whitaker wrote something a long time ago critical of the special counsel he does have do -- makes no sense. i hope they investigate the things you are talking about because that is when one party used opposition research document by the other party to go to a pfizer court to spy on the president's campaign that is as wrong as it gets.

rob: the special counsel investigation has been going on for 18 months. jillian: nancy pelosi says she is 100% confident she will be the next house speaker after democrats retake control of the chamber. >> it is an urgency i can't resist. if hillary clinton had won the affordable care act would be protected and i could go home. we always want to go home but that didn't happen sadly for our country. jillian: the former speaker from california says she's refusing tremendous support after announcing her run the, 23 new and incumbent democrats said they are against pelosi grabbing the gavel so we will see. rob: the midterm elections unfortunately are far from over. democratic election officials in

florida being sued by governor rick scott accused of trying to steal his election to the senate. jillian: that is not the only race hitting a snag, griff jenkins live from washington dc with a contest around the country still yet to be called. >> reporter: here we go again, the recount capital, florida, the race for rick scott's lead over bill nelson narrowing. out of 8 million votes gottlieb by this than 18,000 votes or 0.22% as nelson prepares for potential recount, governor scott is suing the democratic election supervisors in broward and palm beach county accusing them of random fraud and calling the florida department of law enforcement to investigate. >> we won, i am going to be the us senator and fight this all the way. we are going to do everything we can, look at every legal remedy we can exercise, we will fight this and when this. >> reporter: under florida law any race with a margin of half% goes to recount. the race for governor,

republican congressman ron desantis leading andrew gillam by 36,000 votes or 0.4%. gillam who conceded the race is also gearing up for a fight according to his lawyer. >> he is just waiting for the system to work itself out. this is part of the electoral process. he will accept the results. >> reporter: florida at 67 counties up and have noon tomorrow to submit their accounts. georgia as governor race, democrat stacy abrams counting on uncounted ballots to force a runoff with brian kemp but the secretary of state's office says there are fewer than 10,000 provisional ballots, not enough to force a runoff. camp stepped down as secretary of state yesterday. rob: you were on the border, then with the caravan, then in florida and now at home. welcome back. >> reporter: maybe i will be sent back to florida.

rob: thanks for all the hard work. appreciate it. jillian: new questions arising how much longer ruth bader ginsburg will serve after fracturing 3 ribs. the 85-year-old suffering a fall while working in her office wednesday. she is the oldest member of the supreme court. if she steps down donald trump would appoint his third justice. rob: honoring our heroes first responders who died from september 11th related illnesses can now receive the medal of valor. jillian: donald from signing a measure the middle is bestowed for bravery in public service. rob: thousands of lost their lives due to cancer from toxic debris of those terror attacks the world trade center was built of. very sad and continues happening. rob: it is 10 minutes after the are, bernie sanders blaming white voters for the reason andrew gillam lost. did race actually play a part?

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>> sunshine state showdown, democrat lawyers rushing to florida's challenge the senate race where rick scott had the lead and ron desantis declared victory over andrew gillam. florida has a history of major recounts including 2000 which was decided by the supreme court putting george w. bush in the white house.

joining us is republican strategist and advisor to former florida governor jeb bush, thank you for your time this morning. when the news came down about the recounts, what did you think? >> here we go again. florida races have always been competitive. we knew it would be close. what is interesting is to see if it had even gotten closer after election night. on wednesday it got closer, thursday closer, the senate and governors race. >> the vote advantages 36,232, the voter advantage by scott is 16,071 votes. it seems 36,000, a large number to turn that over but what do you think about scott? >> what happened is the scott race, more than 20,000. he lost 6000, the gap shrunk

6000 votes yesterday and they are still counting votes in broward and palm beach counties. that is why governor scott filed that lawsuit because there is concern they haven't been able to say in palm beach and broward counties how many votes remain to be counted. he was concerned that could continue to shrink and there is no understanding how many votes are left to be counted in those majorly democratic counties. heather: is there a chance we could see something happen? >> it is possible. we have to wait and see what they report in broward and palm beach county. the race could get closer. hopefully governor scott's suit will result in them saying the supervisors of elections in those two counties, how many votes are left be counted? that is very important information i hope we find out today. heather: let's talk about bernie sanders.

he has been outspoken about a number of things, race has been a factor in florida and georgia's races, in florida minorities helped boost desantis to the governor's office. bernie sanders says i think you know there are a lot of white folks out there who are not necessarily racist who felt uncomfortable for the first time in their lives whether or not they wanted to vote for an african-american. what do you make of that statement? >> i think that is an insult to the voters of the state of florida. we had a vigorous, informative campaign, we had debates. i would point out to senator sanders, don't know how much time he spent in florida but, to find out what the people of florida are all about, we are a very diverse state but remind him florida voted for barack obama twice, in 2008, and 2012. for him to make a suggestion like this, one, is baseless. i want to see what evidence he has and an insult to the voters of the state of florida. we have a diverse state here and

people able to -- the senate race and the governor's race based on a lot of information. heather: the fox news voter analysis had ron desantis with 44% of hispanic votes and 40% of black voters. thank you for your time. rob: nation of islam leader louis farrakhan is known for his violent hate speech. >> farrakhan by god's grace has pooled the cover on the satanic jews. rob: the brand-new threat from the anti-semite to the president. jillian: they are so last season. the retailer just one up the shopping game by running out before thanksgiving.

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vote has been counted. rob: abrams was collings for kemp's resignation, prepping a lawsuit over uncounted absentee ballots. he stepping down to transition to the governor's office. he is currently in the lead but the race has not yet been called. jillian: alexandria ocasio-cortez running into new challenges because her salary hasn't kicked in yet, the new york democrat telling the new york times, quote, i have 3 months without a salary before i'm a member of congress, how do i get an apartment? ocasio-cortez bashing the system in a tweet claiming the country's of electoral system is not designed for working-class people. rob: standing in line for black friday. walmart is throwing a pre-thanksgiving party.

jillian: tracy carrasco is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: black friday exactly two weeks away but the deals are starting early. walmart has a appreciably day on thanksgiving, starting at 4:00 pm until 6:00 pm they will be offering free cookies and coffee for shoppers and those sales start at 6:00 pm, you can start shopping on thanksgiving, forget spending time with your family, i guess. they have also got their online deals, black friday online deal starting earlier than ever on wednesday night at 10:00 pm, first time that has ever been done. lots of chances to shop if you're looking to take advantage of those sales. rob: the retailers underestimate how many people are looking for a reason to get away from their family. a lot of them. jillian: let's talk about pringles. apparently they have thanksgiving flavors. >> they have thanksgiving.

these fill out in 41 minutes, only available online, limited-edition 3 pack of thanksgiving flavor pringles, turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie, 3 set many cans. you can only buy them online on kellogg's website. they pulled out less than an hour. you can't get them in any stores. rob: they are only in cans. >> you have to actually eat a real thanksgiving meal. jillian: donald trump making good on another immigration promise meant to send a stern warning to migrants entering the us illegally. our next guest george rodriguez throwing support behind it, why he says it will press the reset button and stop the abuse. rob: a world war ii veteran

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we have folks that come across illegally, introduce themselves to a border patrol agent, claim asylum, are put in a detention center, given a bond, asked to return for a court date and they never do. 90% of folks claim asylum is released, never show up again, they disappear. what the president wants to do is stop that, anyone who does cross illegally and is caught entering illegally and then claims asylum, they forfeit their right to claim asylum. rob: if you lose that, they do it in an appropriate way. to hold people and get more judges to speed this up because the delay can be years.

>> detention issue, many folks, so many activist attorneys and judges, you cannot detain folks too long because it is inhumane. and asylum process can take up to years in some cases so there has got to be something that can be done to speed it up. to get these folks get the asylum they deserve or not. shannon: migrants crossing the border illegally cannot apply for asylum, illegal entrants will be placed into expedited deportation proceedings and only claims accepted i once filed it legal ports of entry and let's look at the stats according to dhs and ap, 568% increase

incredible fear cases over the last 5 years, that is a huge number. 30,000 asylum claims in 2017, the highest in the world and an average of 26,000 claims a year. your thoughts on those numbers. >> it is crazy. the entire caravan said when they get to the border they will claim asylum. it is so abused, it has become a laughingstock for the entire world. my opinion is put a halt to it in some form or fashion and process it accordingly but do it in a manner these folks are entering in an orderly manner. rob: this country like el salvador and honduras they have been dangerous a lot longer than the last 5 years, this trend is not because these countries are suddenly so dangerous you can't

live in them. we are talking about the supreme court and daca and the potential of immigration deal which a lot of people would love to see. the administration was so close it looked like they were right here with this daca for the wall deal between republicans and democrats and democrats walked away from it because they got that court ruling that protected the dreamers anyway. the president said something interesting at his press conference, we can revisit that. he's more confident because he has the supreme court's. what do you make of the potential of a deal now? >> the fact of the matter is the president created daca and the president can undo daca. we have a lot of activist judges interfering in the matter and i think it is just a matter of time before we take care of it. we have a situation with daca on one time, what to do with dreamers on the other side. core dreamers, i feel sorry for them because all they have been is nothing but political ponds

for the democrats. rob: thank you so much, appreciate your time this one, we will see if there's an immigration deal to come. >> thank you. jillian: new sanctions on russia over annexation of crimea, the president blaming former president obama for the chaos in the ukrainian region since 2014. >> president obama allowed a large part of ukraine to be taken. >> it was president putin who annexed crimea. >> president obama's regime. jillian: russia says the sanctions are doomed to fail. rob: tween 9 people accused of running election fraud ring, texas attorney general ken paxton says more charges could be coming after finding illegal ballots, illegal voting is considered a second-degree felony in the lone star state carrying 20 years behind bars.

jillian: guzman once a hug but is not to get one. a federal judge requesting -- rejecting his request to embrace his wife before opening statements at his trial in new york city. guzman did not have contact with his wife during his two years of solitary confinement. he pleaded not guilty to murder and drug trafficking charges. rob: look at this. a raging wildfire forcing 40,000 people to evacuate their homes in northern california. >> heavenly father, please help us. please help us to be safe. rob: there is really something. the fire burning 20,000 acres injuring two firefighters and one day, their conditions remain unclear. the blaze has destroyed homes, threatening thousands of others. this is an area they had a huge fire just north of paradise. i lived in this area couple

years ravaged by wildfires. >> i wish i could donate some of the rain we are going to get across this close to the west coast. it remains dry. we will cover that. let's look at temperatures across the midwest, the great lakes, cold enough for snow and that is what will be happening the next 12 to 16 hours. you have all that moisture from texas to the northeast. behind that cold enough for snow flurries, chicago to the great lakes region and that will move to the interior northeast. along the coast we will get snow, rain, we have lake effect snow advisories in place where the lake affect machine is cranking up. we have flood advisories in the new york city area as the system moves through. it will clear up by the weekend. as mentioned much of california is under a red flag warning. fire weather watch where conditions are elevated, we will see fire danger with offshore

winds for much of california. we have wildfires "happening now," that will be exacerbated today and there's the forecast across the east coast, a little bit of rain in coastal areas and snow for the great lakes. it is happening. it is friday. jillian: we can do anything on friday. rob: we need to make a clarification. we had a statement regarding immigration. we had a guest who said 90% of asylum people don't show up for their court dates which i have seen numbers that states more than half of people do show up for those court dates when they claim asylum so we are not going with that number from our guest but there are different numbers on that topic. i want to make that clarification. 37 after the hour, taking on antifa protesters, harassing tucker carlson in his own home. >> we know where you sleep at night.

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>> tributes pouring in is victims identified in the deadly california mass shooting. rob: carly shimkus is here with how those lives are being remembered. >> the country music world is in morning after a gunman opened fire at the borderline bar and grill, country music themed bar in california killing 12 people inside.

john rich who witnessed the las vegas concert shooting responded to this tragedy saying waking up in new york city to the terrible news in california the 12 were killed in a country bar last night, one officer killed in the line of duty running towards the shooter to save lives, join me in asking the holy spirit to pool those families close this morning. the daughter of leanne, our brief sellers plans to go line dancing but canceled last minute when her cat got sick. she reacted the tragedy calling a truly unbelievable. former fox news correspondent adam housley and his wife, tamara housley learned their 18-year-old nice was killed in the shooting as well. they reacted in a statement saying our hearts are broken, we just learned our niece alayna was one of the victims of last night's shooting at borderline bar in thousand oaks. she was an inquiry young woman with so much wife had of her and

we are devastated that her life was cut short in this manner. we thank everyone for your prayers and are asking for privacy at this time. she was a freshman at pepperdine university. this is the second tragedy, the second mass shooting to rock the country music world. jillian: he worked covering shootings all of the country for fox news and likely would have been covering that if he was still here. rob: that is horrifying. one of our opinion hosts is being targeted by protesters. jillian: tucker carlson was targeted by antifa protesters who shouted insults saying we know where you sleep at night. he wasn't home at the time but his wife was and spray-painted a antifa symbol on his driveway. tucker carlson was called into a show last night. he was on a previously scheduled vacation and here's how he responded to that incident.

>> i characterized the antifa people as protesters but they are not. they were not protesting anything. they were threatening my family to get me to stop talking and obviously i am not going to. >> carlson saying the outpouring of support has been fantastic even from people on the other side of the political aisle saying this is despicable no matter what your political believes are. i hope they identify who was responsible. rob: you can change -- jillian: your age. >> we heard people changing the sex on their birth certificate but what about their age? is 65-year-old man in the netherlands says he wants to change his age to 49 legally. he feels 20 years younger so why not make it official? neck on twitter says why not? this is a funny tweet. while we are at it can i choose

how much money is supposed to be in my bank account? i think you are onto something. no word on if he can get this done but he wants to change his age to 49 years old because it will make them more popular with the ladies on his dating apps. rob: i love the way he is thinking. at 70, start collecting social security. that is an idea. thank you so much. democrats hinge their hopes, many of them did, on hollywood but they didn't get the results they were looking for. what does that say about the lack of power of the left's star-studded heavyweights. we will debate that next. jillian: let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". and i guess your age? >> i'm trying to get the student discount at the theater. jillian: good luck with that. pete: sorry.

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jillian: welcome back to "fox and friends first," threatening donald trump that war with iran

will, quote, end america as you know it. >> the war will trigger another kind of war which will bring china, russia, all of the nations into a war. the war will end america as you know it. jillian: the nation of islam leader criticizing the white house's move to reimpose sanctions on iran after pulling out of the obama era nuclear deal. meanwhile alyssa milano is refusing to speak at future women's marches unless organizers condemn the anti-semitic remarks like this. >> hitler was a very great man. the satanic jews. white folks are going down. jillian: she told the advocate farrakhan needs to, quote, be called out and addressed. she is disappointed in the

leadership of organizers who have attended his speeches in the past. the next women's march is in january. rob: thanks. democrats pin a lot of hopes on celebrities like oprah, will ferrell, even the former president to help them cross the finish line on tuesday. >> i am trying to get people to volunteer. >> i am here today because of stacy abrams. rob: most of these races are very tight but democratic candidates did fall short. it was a bit like what we saw in 2016. what can we make of this? joe borelli, gop councilman and democratic strategists and one see right. we will start with you. what do you think of the power of hollywood to influence at

this point? >> first of all will ferrell can knock on my door any day of the week, i will be very happy. celebrities as in 2018 as they have done in the past overplay their hand. you had popular people, doesn't get much bigger than taylor swift for example. the proof is in the pudding you didn't see the results go the way they wanted. i will give free advice to antoine. take someone like bernie sanders who is as unglamorous as a politician can be and he's out with a real message and talking to voters and getting big crowds, not celebrity endorsements. >> i remind my dear friend about the historical gain democrats had on tuesday night. some of the larger candidates did not win, stacy abrams and andrew gillam, if you look down the ballot, 7 democratic governors races, 269 legislative seats.

all the things that happened tuesday night benefited from oprah and barack obama and michelle obama. not to mention the excitement we have seen in places from people i have never seen in my own circle because of these people on their platform. rob: it was shocking to see be50 work get that close in texas and stacy abrams in georgia get very close. >> i can't discount the impact the liberties have. they get media attention. i would be excited if these people knocked on my door. nothing can replace a strong message, strong appeal to voters and change the needle in a way that produces bigger victory for democrats. we didn't see any single state that trump won decisively, didn't see any decisive shift other than west virginia.

>> you can't gauge the difference a person with a platform made because the results did not show. you don't know what people are motivated by in politics. for some people the fact that lebron james or oprah was engaged in the political process makes them feel they should be engaged and be involved in the political process. having a long-term benefit -- rob: i hate talking about hollywood anyway. let's talk about the future of the democratic party. i want to know if you saw a message and what we saw. democrats are spinning this is a victory on tuesday but look at 2010, obama lost 63 in the house, 6 in the senate. this is not the shellacking people expected for trump. all of this rage, hollywood, the media, everybody hates this president and it was whatever. >> this was the biggest

historical gain we had as democrats in four decades in midterm election. if you look at what we won, the governors races we won, that -- rob: it wasn't a bigger gains in 2010. >> if you look at where we won seeds particularly governors mentions that impacts the next ten years because of the redistricting that will come up. it will have an impact to help with that not to mention legislative seats, three red states with medicaid expansion on the ballot. those are long-term. rob: we got to cut it off. we will see if democrats work with republicans after the midterm or not. we will be right back. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one. with tendercrisp technology, food will be juicy on the inside, crispy on the outside. (upbeat drumming) the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps.

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rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a 100 world war ii veteran sings out the national anthem before the nfl game. >> ♪ the bombs bursting in air. jillian: amazing. robert mcclintock honored during military appreciation night. great voice. jillian: next, the bad, a teenager on a four wheeler leads teen on a chase snapchat. houston for an hour. he got caught when he tried to turn down local streets. rob: the kids these days. what are they doing? finally the ugly. 200-pound alligator found in a hot tub after his owner is

kicked out of his missouri home. >> that's my pet. he is my little buddy. is he like a dog. i don't think he really knew he was an alligator. rob: wow. the gator named catfish at animal sanctuary now. his owner does want him back after he left him in the hot tub. ♪ ♪ i'm glad you came ♪ ♪ steve: we're glad you came to "fox & friends." it is friday, november the 9th, 2018. and look who is here joining us, ainsley is off. katie is in. >> katie: i'm. in thanks for having me. brian: three hour show. are you ready for it? we saw you over the weekend. steve: notice, there is a beautiful flower arrangement