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designer turkeys. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ this is going to be the best day of my life ♪ my life ♪ this is going to be the best day of my life ♪ >> this will be the best day. jillian: where is your optimistic spirit? >> thursday, november 15th. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: the first wave of the migrant caravan requesting asylum at the southern border.

rob: white house officials rally thousands of troops at the us-mexico border. >> reporter: 800 migrants in the caravan beginning to arrive in tijuana, some actively getting appointments with american border officials in order to make their case sanctuary on dollars has james mattis defendant had deployment of thousands of troops calling it a, quote, moral and ethical mission to support our border patrolmen. >> it is very clear support to border police or border patrol is necessary. >> there are 6000 troops on the border and 7000 expected as migrants get closer. the defense attorney for sizing he doesn't expect troops to come in direct contact with migrants, and the only military personnel who will be armed are the military police.

mattis was joined by kirstjen neilsen in anticipation of four migrant caravans arriving in the next few weeks. >> amazing relationship with the department of defense, cybersecure the signing of a away games. and national security. >> reporter: putting up razor wire to prevent a repeat of migrants climbing the border in defiance of us law. october set all-time records for illegal immigrant children and families attending wanting much of the same. jillian: 59 people, across california. the sierra fire by wind scorching 150 acres east of los angeles. to the north brand-new drone video showing devastation caused by the campfire which is bigger

than the size of atlanta. 8800 homes in the town of paradise. and interior secretary ryan think he touring with jerry brown. the worst he has ever seen. rain is expected in parts of the state early next week. rob: saying goodbye to a hero, sergeant died trying to save lives, ron helix was the first on the scene of the mass shooting in the country music bar in california, the borderline. he was one of 12 victims killed and shot as he walked into the bar. the governor is expected to attend his public funeral service this afternoon. he was a 29 year veteran of the force survived by his wife and son.

heather: counties have hours to finish recounts as the heated battle over the u.s. senate seat is stirring more controversy. rob: griff jenkins in the thick of it in broward county. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the machines behind me stopped because they are almost done. they have a few more to go. look at the scene from just after midnight. the staff celebrating because they run everywhere except 80 or so damaged ballots that have to be duplicated and approved. we expect that to happen at 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow and they will complete the recount but it won't get done in palm beach county. the election supervisor saying she is in, quote, prayer mode as she tries to complete the recount in one race, very close

race, the senate race between bill nelson and governor rick scott. in broward county coming back for a minute preparing for the hand recount, 30,000 votes have to be hand-counted and they will bring in 6000 people. two representatives in broward county and two republican lawyers. that will be announced later today, governor scott leading bill nelson, 12,000 votes and a lot of lawsuits out here. rob: let's see what happens. a federal judge siding with democrat stacy abrams as hillary clinton questions the legitimacy of georgia's governor's race. >> if she had a fair election she would already have won.

rob: abrams clinging to hope in her race against brian kemp after a judge ordered some absentee ballots with mistakes to be counted. those that were missing or incorrect birthdays, unclear how many votes might be affected. kemp leads by 60,000 votes at this point. jillian: michael avenatti, famed attorney for stormy daniels, denying domestic violence allegations. >> i have never struck a woman. i never will strike a woman. i am looking forward to a full investigation at which point i am confident i will be fully exonerated. >> reporter: he is facing a felony charge. he posted bail last night. the attorney was arrested after an alleged confrontation at the los angeles apartment with an unidentified woman. her face was swollen and bruised.

rob: jeff flake taking a final stand on capitol hill refusing to vote for any of donald trump's judicial nominees until the senate votes on a bill that would protect the mueller probe. flake's decision comes as the judiciary committee moves forward with five of the president's nominees, 40 more before the new congress begins. he's in the president to try to stop that. 's and senator mccullough blocked a vote on the protection the president's critics are afraid he will try to fire bob mueller. senator lindsey graham says that won't happen. >> this is a manufactured problem. donald from will not fire mueller, he will do his job and we need conservative judges on the bench, as many as we can as often as we can. a great chairman of the committee. judges and more judges. at the end of the day i'm convinced mister mueller will be

allowed to do his job. no evidence of collusion, obstruction of justice thing never made sense to me, fire somebody who works as a political appointment, fbi director, for almost any reason and democrats, i feel good about everything right now. >> reports say the president and his legal team are close to summoning written answers to the special counsel in the russia probe. >> democratic caucus when eric small well grilled over his criticism of acting attorney general matt worker. martha maccallum questioning the member about his claims that whitaker is an assassin hired to shut down the russia probe. >> what evidence do you have of that? >> this story the president and matt whitaker -- matt whitaker and the president have been working to take over the pro.

matt whitaker has prejudged the mueller investigation through the last two years. we want to make sure he recuses himself and bob mueller treats the president like any suspect. >> reporter: he says he will help government -- lunch investigations into donald trump. rob: awards in nashville, praised for leaving politics out of the show. ♪ he just started snoring in the front row ♪ >> quit recording! jillian: he was accepting the most award including vocalist of the year, musgrave beating out album of the year. rob: keith urban pulling off the biggest surprise taking home entertainer of the year and having a promotional speech.

>> baby girl, i love you so much. corn beef and munchkin. i love you, thank you for supporting daddy. rob: the country legends take the stage including garth brooks last night. jillian: 11 minutes after the hour, the drama in florida is far from over, new allegations of corruption and dirty dealing taking center stage. our next guest ran for congress in the sunshine state, joins us live to weigh in. rob: this is awkward. look at this picture. how did this happen? the story behind the picture of it has everybody talking this morning. ♪ goodbye ♪ all mask, no mess.

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of 67 counties you have two, broward, palm beach which again is where the problem surfaces. if you look at one of the counties, i think it was broward, their voting machines were out of date, they overheated. they don't make those voting machines, they don't make them. and the reason they didn't get new equipment is they couldn't make up their mind which ones they use. >> what does this do to vote of confidence going forward. >> everyone looks at florida for 2020. with races getting close. and if you notice the dnc, are in see, quote beto o'rourke's

race. and >> florida is what they are looking at. >> bill nelson is behind by 12, 13,000 votes. he thinks he has more votes. on what, where are you getting this knowledge? jesse waters likes to say it was sneaky snipes, maybe she was going to do that. just beyond bizarre. think about people looking abroad at our elections, rick scott presumably going to get the senatorial nomination. you have people looking at this, he's showing up in dc, nelson is saying i am going to win this.

this is horrible people looking at our elections. we are supposed to be the teachers of democracy and we go to other countries and help their elections and set it up. rob: dade county got it right, the biggest county in the right. thank you so much. jillian: 18 after the hour. congress in for nature moves as nancy pelosi remains confident about retaking her seat. live in washington with new snags the speaker's campaign just hit. >> what area of technology are you provisions? >> nap chat, pinterest, instagram, twitter. rob: adulting is hard. how monopoly is calling out millennials in the best way possible. managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority.

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rob: the clock is ticking for congress to pass a spending bill until funding runs out. jillian: the real drama is democrats are now speaking out to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker. rob: ellison barber live in washington for what is next before the new congress moving. >> reporter: a dozen incumbent house democrats, half a dozen incoming democrats are preparing a letter promising not to support nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. a democratic agent familiar with the situation told fox news the names of 17 democrats on the letter. democrats from ohio, new york, colorado, south carolina, victor congressional races, filled by

promising to oppose nancy pelosi. she is confident she will be the next speaker of the house. >> it is clear i will not be voting for the current leader. i am supporting change. >> house republicans dealt with the challenge in their ranks last night. the current number 2 california representative, kevin mccarthy, easily beat the founder of the freedom caucus, jim jordan, to become the next house minority leader. congress is back in session, notorious lame-duck session and lawmakers have a lot of legislation to consider, related to healthcare, national security, the border wall, protections for the special counsel, top of the list the spending bill. lawmakers need to pass it by december 7th to keep some agencies like the balance of homeland security up and running. 's for nancy pelosi she will hold her weekly press conference later this morning.

democrats are set to vote on speaker in a couple weeks. a fox news poll, democrats against nancy pelosi, democrats behind the letter, trying to get more signatures for the letter before they officially make it public. jillian: thank you. now to a fox news alert. a top israeli security official calling the defense minister's nap resignation irresponsible. leaving a comment in an interview on army radio this morning, stepping down yesterday protesting a cease-fire in gaza following days of deadly rocket fire, he called the truce the surrender to terrorism. prime minister benjamin netanyahu defend the cease-fire. a man faces 20 years in prison for attempting to join isis and helping a suspected terrorist to travel overseas. adam pleading guilty more than a year after he was busted trying to board a plane to turkey at new york's jfk airport posing as a nurse on a humanitarian

mission and attempted to convince his wife to join isis, she declined, he will be sentenced in march. a texas deputy shot in the face while serving want opening up for the first time. >> i love the community. i love my job. i love doing what i do. jillian: cj lehman they never see again after losing one i in the shooting. he is struggling to regain site in the other. the single father of 3 showing incredible spirit. >> i like being happy, get all my friends, can't keep me down. i'm always going to be there. >> reporter: he was shot earlier this month when he volunteered to go first into an apartment, a barricaded sex offender. day 3 of el chapo's trial begins. a cartel member testifying against walking guzman and how he made profits by smuggling cocaine into the us.

the jury getting a video tour of el chapo's alleged drug, from mexico to arizona. he pleaded not guilty to the drug trafficking charges. rob: british prime minister teresa may under serious fire after 3 cabinet members resigned in protest of her brexit deal including her brexit secretary. how this fair when it hits department, nigel farage says it is the worst deal in history and he explains why. thank you for joining us. i heard you say this was going to cost the british 40 billion pounds and you are getting nothing for it. explain why. >> this deal means we hand over somewhere between 40, 60 billion sterling. in return we stay part of the european union's rules and laws, they can put new laws up on us.

we would have no say over them whatsoever. taxation without representation, something that strikes accord in american history. we get no control back of our borders, we don't get back the ability to catch fish in our own seas. it is the worst and we are behaving like a nation that has been defeated and more suing for the best possible terms. i have to say i have to see the details, fine details, i have never been angrier. what i am pleased to say, at last we are getting some reaction. three cabinet members go so far this morning and i think mrs. mae will be lucky to survive the week. rob: more to come. dominic rob, the brexit secretary said he quit partially because the eu still holds visa over britain's ability to access which makes me wonder what is it about the deal that teresa may thinks is a deal? >> angela merkel a couple days

ago made an interesting comment. she said mrs. may wants to stay part of europe and that is the truth of it. she has been lining this up for brexit in name only. leave the european treaty but actually stay part of all the european union rules. at last she has been fully found out. i have been warning for 18 months it was a betrayal of brexit, now the world can see. rob: is this the end of her career? >> yes, absolutely. i have to say not only is she the weakest prime minister i have seen in my lifetime but she's also the most duplicitous and dishonest. she says one thing and does another. she will not be mourned when she is gone. rob: we will go to another topic as we wait to see what happens with brexit. let's talk about france, the president was in paris a few days ago. emmanuel mccrone who has poor confidence level against 26% of

the french have confidence in their leader says nationalism is a terrible thing. the president fires back and says the french are very nationalistic. who is right? >> the french people are very nationalistic, much more than the british. prime minister macron wants to get rid of nationstates. he the globalist was he wants the european union to be a state. to say that we have to build the eu army because we face threats even from america is insulting and stupid. i am really worried, merkel as well, going for this european army, nato cannot coexist alongside a european army and i worry for our future stability. we need america. they are our best friend in the world. rob: is it possible donald trump is more in touch with the french people than their own president? >> i think he is and that is why

macron's approval ratings are collapsing. the prospect of getting reelected are pretty much down to 0. rob: 26% approval, quite low. nigel farage, appreciate your time. 35 minutes after the hour. a powerful nor'easter blamed for deadly bus crash and that storm is on the move. janice dean with a major warning for 100 million americans. jillian: would an old britney spears song come to mind? the ox for dictionary's word of the year. ♪

rob: a powerful more easter packed with snow, rain and thunderstorms is headed to the

northeast, blame for deadly bus crash in mississippi. two people killed, dozens injured after police say the driver lost control and flipped on an icy highway. and arkansas heavy snow causing dangerous driving and spin outs. janice dean is live tracking this wintry blast headed our way. can't believe, snow down south. >> houston, texas, the earliest snow flurry activity they have ever seen. places like you mentioned, mississippi, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, snowfall as well. it will be a messy ride into the afternoon. current temperatures, 31 in dallas, 35 in mobile, alabama, 31 in new york city, windchills in the single digits, below 0 if you get towards main. the past 12 hours, this is the storm system that will bring all sorts of messy weather, rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow

across the interior sections. you have freezing rain, dangerous stuff that freezes on the roads and power lines, freezing rain advisory warnings for indiana, ohio, potential for that on central and southern appellations as well. there are your winter storm advisors, we have ice storm warnings in effect in purple across your screen. if you don't have to be on the roads i advise you to stay indoors and let emergency vehicles get on the roadways. here's your forecast, looking at potential for snow in new york city, 2:00 pm, rain event for much of new jersey and wraparound snow in the overnight hours. the jackpot will be the interior sections of new york and pennsylvania. your forecast, much of the country quiet. across southern california, one more day of red flag warnings that things will calm down and we get a system in california bringing moisture but the story today is the early season snowstorm for part of the northeast.

jillian: exciting. >> a quiet week for thanksgiving next week. we will keep you posted. jillian: a sweeping present reform bill gaining a powerful ally, donald trump backing the first criminal justice overhaul in a generation. >> today i am thrilled to announce my support for this bipartisan bill that will make our communities safer and give former inmates a second chance of life after they serve their time.kers pushing for a vote on the bipartisan bill before the end of the year but in a get it done? joining me to debate is former assistant secretary of state under president obama, joe rubin and former chief of staff for mike lee. thank you both for joining us. baby steps. if we can come together on this that is a good start. >> it is. it is great the president endorsed this and thankfully a moment of bipartisanship but the

buildings go far enough. there are real opportunities especially after the florida referendum to restore voting rights, four convicted felons. if these individuals do server time and get out of prison properly, they should be full american citizens after they leave jail. jillian: the mandatory minimum sentence from 25 to 20 years, reduce mandatory minimums for the other crimes from 20 to 15 years and make no dissension between crack cocaine, some of the things that are in the bill there. what do you think? doesn't go far enough? >> it is a great place to start, it has been in the works over eight years, senator lee has been working with cory booker and a host of others, president obama when he was in office. this is one that proves when you go in surgically and specifically you can make change and this is about showing the american people that not only can we do bipartisan but this is about showing compassion and

will of law are compatible. i think the big battle that is ahead is not left or right but mitch mcconnell. will he bring this to the floor? am confident if it was brought to the floor you would have 65 or 70 votes and a great place to get things started and start the process of getting dads, brothers and uncles in the communities where they belong. >> doesn't get done before the end of the year? >> hopefully it does. needs to happen, president needs to lead. ivanka and jared kushner are pushing, it can get done, should get done, the american people should expect more. jillian: yes and hopefully yes. we are getting along, leavitt. the next topic, nancy pelosi's because ship campaign hit a snag as potential challenger emerges, incoming house reps say they will not support her bid. as of right now most people saying it looks like she will

not have enough to retake the speaker role but do you think ultimately she does? >> she has the advantage. steny hoyer is a viable alternative. we've seen that on both sides of the aisle, you can't beat somebody with nobody so you have to have somebody willing to step into the fray. we see that in the senate, schumer and mcconnell by default are back in but you have a young group of new freshmen coming in that ran against nancy pelosi even as democrats, so she will be severely tested on this. i don't know if she survives it. jillian: seems like the want for change, for fresh ideas and new faces and perspective versus someone who has been there a long time, that experience. >> there is pressure mounting. leader pelosi has heard it but

she really does defied the left and right of a party, those opposing her in strong numbers as well. one of the key things to remember it is not ideological, it is not a big complaint among house democrats about the policies she has been championing. it is about succession and planning. if she gets the message she will have to move past the victory, she certainly supported democrats and will be calling in the schedule to get her votes. jillian: thanks for joining us. rob: good stuff. let's check with brian kilmeade to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: that was a much better talk, reluctant to go to me. rob: i was scolded by management at have to pretend we are good friends. >> everyone is buying it at home. i'm checking my email.

straight ahead over the next 3 hours, lynn cheney had a big move yesterday, selected to the chair of the house republican conference. what does that mean? she's number 3 in leadership, the position her dad has. michelle malik and will be here live, republicans and democrats coming together with the lame-duck session. kim jong un -- jason chaffetz with changes with kirstjen neilsen. doctor sebastian gorka with a new radio show weighing in. judge andrew napolitano on the bipartisan criminal justice reform. all those people in the 3 hours. bump in music and the pillow commercial break. jillian: all those things sound fabulous. rob: a lot of those pillow commercials. jillian: when we come back, talk about awkward. how in the world did this happen? rob: that is great. carly shimkus here with a picture that has everybody talking this morning. ♪

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rob: country music awards striking a somber tone with a touching tribute to those killed in the thousand oaks shooting. >> tonight's is dedicated the 12 individuals who we lost by too soon a week ago tonight at the border line in thousand oaks, california. let's celebrate their lives, let the music unit us with love in their enduring memory. rob: that is a great moment. it wasn't the only major moment of the night. carly shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 is here with all that happened and social media reaction to it. >> the cma awards started with a moment of silence to honor the lives lost at a country music

bar in thousand oaks, california last week. on twitter, last year, the cma dedicated to root 91 it dedicated it to thousand oaks. my heart is broken. there were plenty of other lighthearted moments post carrie underwood and brad paisley but the one thing that did not come up. any mention of politics. and carrie underwood revealed certain detail. >> we reveal something even more exciting, who is the father? >> i'm not making the same mistake. >> meaning she's having a baby boy. greg on twitter says love hashtag cma awards, saluting good music, no politics, no agenda being pushed, just strictly entertainment.

tracy also on twitter says so great to watch an award show without all the politics. see how the ratings go, award show ratings have been going down despite the politics. we will see if this breaks the mold. rob: we see the picture with mueller and donald trump junior. >> take a look at this right here. this is so awkward. former political rivals ted cruz and beto o'rourke ran into each other at the airport, former political rivals. a witness said o'rourke walked up to 2 °, shook his hand, congratulated him on his victory, the first time the two have seen each other since the midterm elections. cynthia on twitter writing we need civility, working together, thank you for this. a lot of folks talking about this picture on social media.

jillian: she will be forever tied -- >> waking up going something going on in my head, and the oxford dictionary says there was a 45% increase in searches and they mentioned it was used in a variety of different ways, toxic masculinity throughout the me too movements. they cite certain toxic decisions. some people believe political leaders are making right now. tom on twitter says this, the word of the year should be winning. let's see if we have another twitter user who says all i have to say is congratulations at britney spears. a lot of people will be playing her song thanks to the oxford dictionary. jillian: 6 minutes until the top

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>> the good, the bad and the ugly, this is extra special, the newest member of the fox family. on patrick o'neill, son of kelly kramer. o'neill and her husband, pat, big sister ella, completely in love. rob: family photos. next the bad. this gives new meaning to hair of the dog, sneaky pop, somebody snapping a hilarious picture. the dog checked that the coast was clear before he took a little swig. jillian: people dishing out $200 for designer turkey, replacing the farm, selling the organic bird for ten times the average cost of market turkey. the turkeys are so popular they require $55 deposit.

you can taste the bird live the good life, which i believe. i worked in maine and people said a moose was a swamp blues or broccoli field moose. rob: they were swamp mooses. jillian: that is all i have got. rob: all we need. we will see you tomorrow. ainsley: deadline day, florida election officials scrambling to count every last ballot. >> in broward county elections, because they are 80 or so ballots short in palm beach county, still trying to get there. looks like they will not meet the deadline. brian: migrants traveling through mexico have reached tijuana. ainsley: the homeland security secretary paid a visit. >> all sorts of stuff in the news, you concentrate on what your company commander tells you.