>> basically homeless right now. jillian: tuesday, november 13th, fox news alert, winds fueling fast-moving flames to historic levels in california. the death toll rising as hundreds remain missing. rob: tremendous tragedy. there is help on the way thanks to the white house. countdown to recount. insult, protests and chaos brewing in broward county, florida as election officials gear up to retelling the votes. jillian: both candidates refusing to back down trying to claim a single senate seat. >> that banner flying, something as you honor -- jillian: paying their respects, patriotic tribute and the epic way a mayor killed in afghanistan was just memorialized. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now.

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jillian: griff jenkins at the brown county office, have they started the recount where you are? >> reporter: good morning, no they haven't. officials up all night. let me show you the image everyone is watching online and on tv. the election officials in broward county will replace pandas, giraffe end is the most mesmerizing things to see. they are separating page one of the ballot before they begin the official recount and they are under tremendous deadline. brenda snipes is at the center of the firestorm. he defended what were clear mistakes made, here is what she had to say. >> cast aspersions on my character and this was the first

time this office or i have been on the subject. if you make mistakes we own mistakes. >> reporter: the shocking tweet from jeb bush, the man who put snipes in office in 2003, no question broward county supervisor of elections brenda snipes failed to comply with florida law on multiple counts undermining floridians confidence in the electoral process. snipes should be removed from office following the recount. the rhetoric in senator nelson and governor scott continue to play out. and to attack governor scott to recuse himself. >> the undermining process, scott cannot oversee the process and a fair and impartial way. and he should remove him so from any role in the recount process.

>> to fire right back. >> very consistent for bill nelson. he is always confused. the governor's not responsible for recounts. my goal is we follow the law. snipes mixed illegal ballots with legal ballots. we cannot let party officials in. the courts have said follow the law. >> reporter: weeks that the recount to begin at 9:00 am. we will find out more soon but they have to process 700,000 ballots to meet the thursday deadline. lawyers believe that margin of error will be under the quarter% point leading to a hand recount starting thursday with a deadline for final official count sunday. >> many people saying i can't believe this is happening again. rob: that recount is important

in this race was republicans sounding the alarm over florida's recount due to the large number of ballots discovered after the polls closed. jillian: it is not surprising the questions are being raised by others outside the state as well. >> when we say they mix provisional ballots they had gone through to determine what they want to accept or reject and after that jumble them together saying we got it mixed up and don't know which is which. it is an example of the kind of letters we have seen not just this year but in years prior. when you combine that with broward county election managers, they didn't know or wouldn't say how many ballots they have to count days after the election. now they are saying in palm beach county they need more time, don't see how they can complete a machine recount by thursday. some counties are very close to it. when you look at it it is easy

to see how people outside of florida can look at this and say nobody can be this stupid. there has to be something the various going on here. rob: republican ron desantis announced the first round of transition team hires as he fights to hold onto the razor thin lead over andrew dylan. gillam. jillian: the campfire in northern california is now the deadliest and most distractive wildfire in state history. rob: more than 40 people killed in northern california as the president approves a disaster declaration. ray bogan is just north of malibu has multiple fires burn throughout the state. >> reporter: we are at the incident command center, in a couple hours hundreds of

firefighters will arrive to start a 24 hour shift. in the meantime some of them are right back there sleeping in tents. in northern california investigators are looking at whether sparking power lines may have started the campfire which has become the deadliest and most distractive in the state's history. 42 people have died, they were found in homes and cars as they were trying to escape and at last update 30% contained and cal fire doesn't expect to have full containment for another week. 6500 homes have been destroyed including some belonging to firefighters and their families. >> it is absolutely heartbreaking to drive through paradise and see the level of destruction. my family lost their home in the fire, my parents did, my mother did. >> reporter: in southern california the will the fire at last update was 30% contained.

firefighters estimate 400 buildings have been destroyed. in both fires grews are working against dry windy conditions and steep terrain the california is getting help, donald trump approved a disaster declaration tweeting he wanted to respond quickly to alleviate the incredible suffering going on. i'm with you all the way. cal fire is thinking their partners that come from 17 states including as far as alaska and georgia. rob: just starting to get those containment lines around these fires. democrat stacy abrams clinging to hope after a judge extends the deadline to certify votes in georgia's race for governor. they must wait until the end of the week to declare a winner between abrams and brian kemp. that will in response to a suit fired by a nonprofit group. aprons's campaign file lawsuits claiming thousands of ballots

may not have been counted properly. brian kemp is ahead by nearly 60,000 votes. the campaign says it is mathematically impossible for abrams to force a runoff in that election. arizona republican martha makes allie conceding to kiersten's inema. >> i congratulated her on the first female senator in a hard-fought battle. i wish her all success as she represents arizona in the senate. rob: sinema reacting after she was put had by 30,000 votes. >> arizona rejected what has become far too common in our country, name-calling, petty personal attacks and doing whatever it takes to get elected. rob: democrats flipping that seat which was held by jeff flake. republicans still hold of four seat advantage in the senate.

jillian: matt whitaker may step aside for the russia investigation, the president's pick to temporarily run the doj, ethics officials on matters that they want recusal. it is unclear whether those meetings will take pl. whitaker has been critical of the special counsel in the past and democrats want him to steer clear of the probe. deputy ag rod rosenstein releasing oversight if whitaker recuses himself. rob: a patriotic seen before monday night's football. the nfl in san francisco 49ers honoring veterans. jillian: the american flag covering the field before a flyover. as for the game, eli manning leading the giants to a comeback win for the 49ers, the giant getting a win 27-23, a last-minute touchdown pass. rob: the giants won. 10 minutes after the hour.

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>> democrat kiersten sinema beating martha makes allie after a tense week long delay. >> in florida recount in full swing but republican officials grappling to be the deadline. are we going through this whole ordeal because democrats hope for the upset win? here to weigh in his are public and strategist ned ryan. thank you for your time. sinema the first democrat to hold a seat since 1976. what does that tell you? >> pretty staggering that someone who said arizona is the meth lab of democracy, all right for americans to fight with the taliban against the military, would be elected. on a more serious note she was able to define herself as a more moderate candidate. if you define yourself before your opponent defines you you

better your chances of winning. it is pretty staggering doug doocy and sinema, how do you vote for fairly conservative republican governor and vote for somebody like houston sinema, they will send somebody who despite trying to portray herself as somebody else is pretty far left of arizona. rob: that was not the story we heard during the campaign. they both seemed like they were similar candidates and you pick one. >> she was able to get away with some of her votes in the house, democrats let get away with some votes, portray herself as a blue dog democrat, and it was not as hard on her as it could be and opening up the clerk and lighting voters of arizona is no

who she was. she was a member of the green party far left. the media i don't think it is job portraying her as she should have been portrayed during the election. jillian: what do you make of what is happening in florida again? >> complete and utter shame. the amazing thing is i want to go back, can we have where you can only vote on election day, the whole mess of mail in ballots, absentee ballots, let's make election day a national holiday, you got to show up, the only people exemplar the military. rick scott is up 12,500 votes and most recounts only change the vote total by a few hundred. i feel confident he will pull out the win, the thing that concerns me is it looks like democrats are trying to figure out in 2018 how far can they push the envelope in regards to voting irregularities before law

enforcement shows up in preparation for 2020? there are a lot of things that need to change between now and 2020. rob: the final weeks of full republican control. these two bills, $5 billion for the wall. is the wall toast in your eyes? >> talking to members yesterday in the house they will take the mccarthy bill, it will pass through to the house for floor vote, the mccarthy bill has $20 billion for border security, physical barrier, on the house floor, i don't think political will to pass a bill that would be similar to that, i think there will be a vote in the house on that issue. i don't see it passing, immigration is a winning issue, one of the reasons trump got elected and you look at these

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that is where people are expecting this announcement. we could hear something today. government officials in both locations expecting to hold events today. jillian: it is not headquarters. rob: we need more people in new york city, not enough crowds. >> walmart doing something nice, military spouses. >> they made this announcement yesterday when many people were celebrating veterans day but they will now give hiring preference to military spouses. there are 500,000 active-duty military spouses nationwide. the military spouses, 26% unemployment rate. a lot of them work, walmart is the first major company in the united states to make this effort and this goes along with their other effort where they want to hire hundreds of thousands of military veterans by the year 2020. it does look like they will surpass that by next year. a major effort to be applauded.

jillian: dan crenshaw opening up about 6 there is on saturday night live addressing pete davison who previously mocked his war injury. >> thank you, appreciate you saying that. >> we are good? >> we are good, apology accepted. jillian: pete davidson was previously engaged to area oregon day. he is pleased with how they responded to the backlash. >> they were sincerely apologetic and tried to make it right. they really wanted to do it that weekend because it was veterans day and because it was an opportunity to send a message about veterans and unity and what we can still agree on as americans. >> crenshaw had a really good message and sharing plans for

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>> explosions lighting up the sky as tensions boil over in the middle east. is real and hamas launching cross-border attacks overnight after a botched special forces raid. jillian: how the us is responding. >> reporter: what some call the most intense exchange of fire since 2014, hamas militants bombarding israel with dozens of rockets and mortars and israeli

warplanes striking targets throughout the gaza strip. palestinian officials saying three people including militants were killed, israel saying 20 of its people were wounded with israeli media reporting a man found dead under rubble. egyptian and un media recently appeared to make progress. last week israel allowed money to flow to hamas to pay government salaries. of really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was necessary to prevent all-out war. >> translator: i do i can coordinating with security forces to restore calm to the communities. it is a process but also to prevent a humanitarian crisis. at this moment this was the right step. >> reporter: the state department responses the

violence, quote, we condemn these attacks and call for their immediate halt. we stand with israel as it defend itself against these attacks. the violence was triggered by a botched israeli rating gaza over the weekend. a battle left 7 hamas militants and a senior israeli military officer did. rob: we will follow that. also breaking right now the camp fire in northern california the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history. they keep setting new records in california. 42 people are dead, 6500 homes destroyed in that fire in northern california. 30% around this fire, they are making progress. investigators looking into whether power lines may have fallen down to start that fire. janice dean tracking very dry, windy conditions fueling a dry state and those fires. >> another day of santa ana windss concentrated on southern

california. the deadliest in california history, the most distractive in california history. we expect conditions to improve later on overnight tonight into wednesday but dry conditions. no rain in the forecast, we might get a little rain next week but for the foreseeable future dry conditions, windy conditions as well as low relative humidity, a recipe for disaster. right now the winds are calm along the coast, wind gusts of 16 to 20 miles an hour. wind advisories in effect for southern california including la, including santa ana and santa barbara, 70 mile-per-hour winds again today will be possible, high fire danger, critical fire danger across these areas. the good news is central california, northern california, the camp fire, winds are

starting to relax but across southern california we could see potential for 50 to 70 mile-per-hour windss again today and tomorrow things will start to relax and hopefully we get more moisture, onshore flow from the ocean. past 12 hours no rain in the forecast but we have a ton of rain in parts of the southeast looking at snow across the ohio valley, the great lakes, interior northeast and a nor'easter later this week. a lot going on in the with the department and we will track the fire danger. jillian: a devastating situation. many democrats mobilize their base on the promise of impeaching donald trump, nancy pelosi hasn't pledged her full support but with the speaker's race and 2020 on the horizon is pelosi about to find herself with a major impeachment problem? joining ms. columnist and fox news contributor, thank you for joining us.

which route do you think she takes can you which is the smartest? >> is winding her way down the middle, she's encouraging all these likely committee chairs who are taking over in the house to be aggressive about subpoenaing information about the president, and to vent all the enthusiasm for going after the president but she has consistently opposed impeachment. she was in the house when republicans impeached bill clinton, she knows the dangers here. the public doesn't like this but it would take some really dramatic discovery of a sort we have not yet seen to have any expectation that impeachment in the house would be picked up in the senate which is controlled by republicans so it is a futile effort but the democrats are fired up and want this to happen. jillian: if she worked to go the route of wanting impeachment

would that help or hurt donald trump? >> if we have two years of endless investigations, what people are beginning to see as harassment of the president particularly if he does a decent job on the economy and for the affairs people will not be happy about it. interestingly polls show a plurality of american voters are tired of the mueller campaign. they wanted to end and that has been champions on the left, democrats are very much in favor of the mueller campaign. that's a sign that anti-trump fatigue is sitting in. we will see. people are getting frustrated, bored of the same thing. >> they want progress, they want something to be done. democrats have been running on infrastructure program on healthcare. republicans did this, took over the house, didn't have much accomplished and voters were angry about it, see what democrats can do.

jillian: is anyone good enough to challenge her for house speaker? >> that is an excellent question. no name has surfaced. heather: you surprise? >> kind of. the people opposing nancy pelosi once younger leadership, she and her two tough aids in late 70s. there's an appetite for younger but a lot of people contending for that but it may be there is jockeying for position. jillian: looking at the list of those opposing her. are you surprised that anybody on that list? some people are surprised that connor lamb. >> some people promised to vote against nancy pelosi. and a bit of a hedge, and the district that is a tossup.

and he is just as toxic, not wildly popular in the democratic caucus, raised a lot of money for people, a lot of bills on that. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the trial for a notorious drug lord el chapo, the historic security to protect witnesses, new yorkers and the drug kingpin himself was losing a legend, he gave us spiderman and dozens of other superheroes. carly shimkus has tributes pouring in for stan lee up next. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex.

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>> comic book legend stan lee has passed away at the age of 95, the world war ii veteran's final social media post honoring

our heroes for veterans day. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 has reaction pouring in for this legendary writer's death. >> reporter: he is best known as creator of the marvel universe, stan lee has first-hand expense battling the bad guys in world war ii, first as a lineman and then by writing and creating posters for the army. he also helped create those beloved characters like black panther, spiderman, iron man, and just started the careers of the actors who played them. one of them being robert downey junior who played iron man are still does play iron man in the marvel movies. he said rest in peace, stan. captain america, chris evans, says there will never be another stan lee, for decades he provided young and old with adventure, escape, comfort,

confidence, inspiration, friendship and joy. he exuded love and kindness and will leave an indelible mark on so, so, so many lives. spiderman's times has this week, how many millions of us are indebted to this guy, none more so than me. the father of marvel made so many people happy. what a life and what a thing to have achieved, rest in peace, stan. truly an incredible life creating this billion-dollar universe and he passed away at the hospital at 95 years old. rob: a good life. the president got himself into trouble with a tweet about california fires last weekend sounds like he is trying to move past that. jillian: he blamed for forest management entrant to cut federal funding in that initial tweet. now he is thanking first responders on twitter saying the california firefighters, fema, and first responders are amazing and very brave, thank you and god bless you all. he also approved a disaster relief program that will help aid the victims of these fires

in california. many celebrities on social media offering words of encouragement and support including conservative actor james wood who has taken a break from tweeting about politics to say every californian with a blue checkmark is invited to stop trolling twitter today, and evacuation, safety advisories instead. he is doing that, tweeting a bunch of advisories on social media. miley cyrus and butler two of the celebrities who lost their homes in the the fire north of los angeles. rob: dozens of democrats flirting with the 20/20 run. >> are you staying in the center will you run for president? >> and important moral questions i have been thinking about. >> the closest i will have in my

life to and i am spartacus moment. rob: who is the left's best that to take on donald trump? kelly mcinerney will debate that next. jillian: before we get to that, brian kilmeade on "fox and friends". >> reporter: that hurts my feelings, you're my favorite. let me just tell you who we have on tap for the next few hours, you can get rid of one guest, that is our deal, mike huckabee will tell us about the president's overseas trip and what it is like to get hit by a subpoena cannon. that is what democrats are talking about. mercedes schlapp will play defense and offense and take us inside the president's mindset as he gets set to tackle what is in the lame-duck congress, last time they will have a majority in the house and senate. dana lash will talk about it and stuart varney on the titanic loss of 600 points on the market and where you should put your money.

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>> hope you're having a good morning, welcome back. opening arguments will begin in the trial for mexican drug lord el chapo. our fox affiliate in new york city joins us with more on what

to expect. >> reporter: since the moment walking el chapo guzman arrived security has been unprecedented. opening statements begin right here at the federal courthouse in brooklyn. later this morning law enforcement will work to ensure the safety of government witnesses, jurors, mister guzman is facing a 17 count indictment for alleged collectivity accusing him of creating a multibillion-dollar drug empire of violence and murder. prior to his extradition from mexico to new york el chapo escape from maximum-security prison not once but twice, the judge denied his request to hug his wife thing his motivation to escape might be particularly strong right about now. the trial is expected to last three or four months in brooklyn. my major concern is transporting mister guzman to the courthouse. the kingpin being moved from

solitary confinement to manhattan's courthouse in brooklyn in an armored car surrounded by police exports and snipers on the rooftop. in regards to the jury, twee 7 women and five men have been seated on the jury. opening statements being given today. those jurors will remain anonymous and be escorted by federal marshals to and from the courthouse. that is the latest from downtown brooklyn. rob: from beto o'rourke supporters recycling his senate signs to hillary clinton, there are dozens of democrats on the list of 2020 contenders. >> are you staying in the center we run for president? >> an important moral question i've been thinking about. >> the closest i will ever have to and i am spartacus moment. rob: which is the best bet to challenge the president in 2020? here to debate that, kaylee

mcinerney and the president of solidarity strategy, chuck rocha. let's look at this big list of very familiar faces, who's who of the democratic party as we pool them up here and you know all of those, a lot of big hitters. who do you like? >> when you go to run a presidential campaign especially the california moving up it is about organization and money. the people who come to the top are bernie sanders because of his ability to raise money and the support he has and joe biden, much like donald trump he has 1000 present name id, got to raise the money and for the organization together. then you start talking about the difference between you and the president and why you are running. the basic step you need money and organization, only handful of democrats will pull that off. rob: michael moore had an

interesting comment. if you want a basic politician against this president you will get trounced. a pretty respectful comment of the president. >> i think he's right about that. michael moore was right to see the election of donald trump on the horizon despite being an ideological foe. this president had thrown up a conventional political playbook. suckers right to mention organization of money but one thing that is the x factor is donald trump who trounced three candidates in a primary who had more than double the money he did, he trounced hillary clinton despite her spending two times the amount he did because he had a clear vision, he was a change agent, he was powerful and all these political foes on the horizon don't know what they are up against in donald trump. he is unstoppable in 2020. rob: i think a lot of people would disagree somebody like joe biden, i don't think he gets anybody that excited. beto get people excited.

>> i worked in 32 congressional races. we saw a lot of things i have never seen before. i'm a democrat who will give republicans a fair shake, there's a lot of enthusiasm on the republican side but there's a lot of enthusiasm more so on the republican side from district to district depending where you are and in texas, i am from texas, the cowboy hat, i'm from texas but but o'rourke appeal to a lot of people. he could shake of the candidacy because you can't run the same race you have always run against donald trump. i disagree with him on everything he does but i give him respect on the outside of the box, doing things people can't measure. rob: what about mark cuban who has been fighting with this as a democrat, would he be a good person to run? >> i don't think so. you could bring someone from outside the political spectrum but howard schultz for instance,

former starbucks ceo. is the difference. a lot of these guys say i can do what he did, completely underestimating what he did which was to change the political playbook, not just anyone can do that. donald trump is a 1-of-a-kind individual who shows up to rallies, 20,000 people wait outside. howard schultz can't bring that, mark cuban can't bring that, donald trump is one of a kind, people might try to replicate what he did, nearly impossible. >> we will see if anyone can take on donald trump. thanks for your time this morning, we will be right back. (chime) - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. .

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