she said yes. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". hopefully you have a great weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: it is friday, november 16th, deadline debacle. the florida recount missed by minutes and two counties. jillian: rick scott says it was intentional. was it? >> san diego once a wall going up. we will get them all done anyway. impenetrable physical tall southern border wall. jillian: busted at the border, troops adding barbed wire as thousands of migrants seek asylum. rob: how the president's southern border wall appears to be one step closer to becoming a reality.

jillian: this thanksgiving eat more for less. rob: big news about your turkey day feast. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: do we get blasted, we got blasted last night. i was listening to local traffic report to have never seen anything like this in the new york city area this early in the season ever. the city was so unprepared, we were this are rated by snow and ice in the northeast. there were highways completely shut down in new jersey. the port authority. it was crazy last night.

you are watching "fox and friends first". heather: jillian: the first ever statewide recount hotly contested senate race. rob: the decision after broward county missed the deadline for the recount by two minutes. the governor running for senate, rick scott, accusing brenda snipes of doing that intentionally. jillian: griff jenkins has more on what happens next. >> reporter: we were shocked by what happened. we handed out the pool money for people who played to:45 for the closest time to win to get under the deadline but didn't happen. here is brenda snipes, the election supervisor taking responsibility. >> we were told completion was 3:02 when it should have been 3:00. i have taken responsibility for

every act in this office. i hold myself accountable. >> reporter: the new numbers were good for rick scott. communication director tweeting scott's margin increased by 865 votes and went on to say it is time to end this, time for senator nelson to concede but don't hold your breath, that's not going to happen because we are headed for recount. volunteers are lining up behind me. six people at each table, that starts at 7:00 am. the governor's race will come to a end finally. the margin of error between desantis and andrew gillam is 0.41%. the clear resolution will happen on a certification that they come monday. desantis saying those returns were made clear and unambiguous

as they were on election night. at every point throughout this process. mayor gillam said our races fallen outside the window for recount but we still believe before the election results are certified the state of florida must count every legally cast votes. once the state certifies those it will be run desantis as governor of florida. the recount will continue in palm beach although there's been more trouble getting it together. it may happen midday. rob: i love the stories out of broward county. thank you so much. 650 illegal immigrants busted in arizona in two days. border patrol agents say they are mostly family units, unaccompanied minors from guatemala. troops along the border hard at work awaiting the migrant caravan, barbed wire and putting up barriers. the first wave of the caravan in tijuana south of san diego. it could take six weeks to process their asylum claims. potential progress on the border

wall as thousands more migrants are expected to arrive by the end of the year. mitch mcconnell meeting with donald trump before a funding bill expires next month. the kentucky lawmaker says he expects to reach a budget agreement and is optimistic about securing the border. the president reportedly did not threaten government shutdown over border wall money. jillian: nancy pelosi growing more confident about her chances of becoming house speaker again. >> i intend to win the speakership, i have overwhelming support in my caucus to be speaker of the house. i happen to think at this point i am the best person for that. >> 17 democrats oppose nancy pelosi for the leadership post was a vote in the democratic caucus is scheduled for november 20th. the full house will vote for a new speaker january 3rd. a top white house advisor is putting rumors to rest about

chief of staff john kelly. white house communications director mercedes schlapp saying at this point kelly isn't going anywhere. it comes amid reports kelly is leaving over tensions with the first lady's office and an uncertain future for homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen. let's talk about the weather. northeast's first snowstorm of the season claiming at least 7 lives. a powerful nor'easter dumping heavy snow on the roads. rob: a multi-car crash on the george washington bridge adding to the traffic nightmare. meteorologist janice dean is in studio tracking the storm fast. >> reporter: even my husband after he was shoveling said that you forecast this amount of snow? we knew the storm was coming, it was always an overachiever from houston, texas as it made its

way to the coast and gave 3 inches of snow to dc, 6 inches of snow in central park. a lot of snow in a short time but you can't say we didn't know about it. it is hard to predict where the heaviest band will come on shore. this storm was an overachiever since it began in texas. the bottom line is in new york city it was bedlam. salt on the roads, people getting ready to leave work at 3:00 pm and that is when the heavy snow came so there will be a lot of stories in the northeast about people not prepared. 6 inches in central park, normally that is not a huge deal but early on in the season, some folks, government officials, not prepared. not done yet. parts of new england, interior northeast sections, still a winter weather advisory, storm warning affects, several inches of snow as the storm exits the

great lakes, more snow out of the sand another clipper system across the midwest. here's your forecast. this storm will be out of here, great news but we will see snow across the rockies, we will get moisture into california next week. that is good news but it could cause flooding problems. we will be watching that. on behalf of local forecasters we are sorry we didn't get it exactly. rob: what brings you every time is the rain/snow line. a 20 mile thing, all snow or all rain. >> the ground is warm so it is transitioning but this, it was snow. it is not an exact science. don't hate me. rob: space x lodging at 18th rocket of the year. >> 3, 2, one.

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>> democrats now in control of the house but in fighting over leadership at legislative differences keeping them from attempting a policy agenda. rob: will they get anything done for the american people. jillian: here is mark w smith. it is not making their case for 2020. what do you see them doing? >> they will do a lot but what they are going to do is be motivated by public relations, grandstanding, virtue signaling, they will pass feel good legislation that has no chance of getting through the senate never mind gun control, free college for everyone, free healthcare for everyone, free puppies for everyone. they will pass laws along those lines and that is their strategy. for 2020 they will say all this

great stuff would have become reality if we simply had democrats in the senate. >> they can say we tried. >> from their point of view their strategy will be they will do a lot of stuff that may sound good and appear good but really in the real world won't work out but they never pay a political price for policies that don't work in the real world because those policies they will pass in the house will never become law and will get jammed up in the senate. rob: you mentioned immigration. a chance we see some kind of reasonable immigration bill to get through both houses? >> i think that is unlikely. rob: does either side want to deal? >> there should be talk about immigration but at the end of the day such a complicated issue they can't get the wall funded. unless it is fully funded you won't be able -- rob: what if the republicans

offer daca? >> the same debate that has been going on if you look at history to predict what happens in the future suggesting nothing will happen. it will be a lot of talk and debate. democrats are looking for the abolishment of ice. and civilian leadership. jillian: do you think they fully fund that? >> i would like to think so. as to whether that happens republicans on capitol hill need to be more forceful the democrats in the house, no wall funding from their point of view, they want open borders, antithetical to open borders which is the new democratic strategy and policy position. rob: when you had the tea party come up, made it tough for republicans to get a sense of something done, democrats have the socialist wing, the highly

progressive wing. will they run into the same thing? >> it is less likely to occur with the democrats right now. the democratic party has become much more of the urban party and a lot of value we see with urban democrats in chicago, san francisco has become the position of the entire party. i don't think you see that split you saw 20 years ago with democrats from rural areas in the middle of the country with a different view on things like guns. the parties have been more aligned on policy than they used to be. the democrats will move in the house a little more in a uniform way and not have infighting about policy positions but given the chance they would make sure there is open borders that would pay for everything with taxpayer dollars. and gun control if they had this.

rob: thank you so much. appreciate your time this money. jillian: the death toll rising in the california camp fire with 600 people missing. a closer look at the growing devastation as donald trump prepares to head west. rob: amazon's smart speaker alexa could be a key witness in a murder case. kurt the cyber guy says a harsh reality comes with a price and he is here with what the smart speaker knows about you.

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smart device used in the kitchen were two women were murdered. jillian: investigators believe alexa could provide crucial evidence against the suspect. it away in a security expert, the cyber guy himself. >> we knew this was going to happen. we knew that at some point a court would say show us what is inside that amazon echo, show us what alexa has heard. i don't know if you know this but when you have an amazon echo and you are talking to alexa she normally records everything and stores it in the apps in your device but it goes to a server sitting at amazon. that server holds all of this data. everything you have ever said to her, every text she thinks you read that she interpreted and translated. a judge has ordered for a double homicide in new hampshire, they don't know there is anything but

just in case, she might know or have heard something related to this murder, and the suspect they have in custody, they asked to have the audio from that device between the period they think the murder happened to be handed over to the court. jillian: i don't have one and makes me not want to get one if everything is recorded. >> everything is recorded. for law enforcement in a case like this if it turns out you can pick up a clue from this device, let's praise it, give it kudos for solving a crime. i can't help but think the privacy issue, i don't like big brother in my house. i don't want to be listened to constantly. if it is going to, give me more transparency about how the information is stored. if i knew when i first put in an amazon echo that it was going to keep this information in

perpetuity i might not choose to have that in my kitchen and bedroom and throughout the house. rob: like cell phones when they wanted to get cell phones and apple opened these things up and it was the same thing. >> we are caught between two things. for the sake of national security, the nsa and other organizations to have access to this sort of thing but we don't want our privacy to be given away. jillian: amazon said they will not release customer information without a valid and binding legal demand. >> they need a court order. that is their way of saying don't give up your echo. meanwhile -- rob: what is this google? aspirational house. >> built in the san francisco area. what is happening, multimillion

dollar mansion, everything in this house, all google assistant kind of technologies now and into the future which include in every room a microphone, speaker, camera associated and tied together with a smart phone. the idea is in the future our homes will be wired like this, internet of things. here is a scenario. i am the proxy husband on the way home. jillian is the happy homemaker. i can now pay a through the house and say i am home in 20 minutes, get my dinner ready. what is great is she can say back to its -- jillian: no, on the way home. rob: or having an affair? >> cameras are all over the house. she is busted. rob: that would not happen. >> the fact is this is forcing the envelope of technology. where is the information stored? how does google make its money?

>> how do you think they make it? rob: cheating on her husband. >> she is not. rob: i am trying to have fun. it is friday. i don't want cameras all over my house. >> i think when you hear mark zuckerberg has taken electrical tape and put it on the camera you got to do it. jillian: we are going to get in trouble, 25 after the hour. socialist and centrist butting heads over health care. is this a sign of things to come for the next two years? political panel on deck next. ♪ taking care of business ♪ your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair, from crest. the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor.

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.. rob: julian assange facing secret charges in the us they could have major implications for robert mueller as russia probe.

jillian: ellison barber has more on the explosive court filing we were not supposed to see. >> reporter: prosecutors inadvertently identify julian assange in a court filing in an unrelated case suggesting prosecutors with the department of justice have prepared charges against the founder of wikileaks under seal. the news first reported by the washington post described as a development that could significantly advance the probe into russian interference in the 2016 election and have major implications for those who publish government secrets. and the court filing prosecutors said charges and an arrest warrant for assange would need to remain sealed until he's arrested in connection with charges and the critical complaint and can no longer avoid arrest or extradition in this matter. how assange's name is in court filings remains to be seen. the washington post says people familiar with the matter, the

disclosure is true but unintentional. a spokesman for the eastern district of virginia told the associated press and the washington post that the court filing was made in error and it was not the intended name for this filing. mueller looked at wikileaks as part of the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election including hack and publication of emails from the dnc, emails from hillary clinton's campaign gerund communication from former trump campaign advisor roger stone and wikileaks. the president tweet about the probe calling mueller conflicted and accusing him of protecting people on the other side. the special counsel's investigation is still ongoing. mueller's team has charged 30 people and three companies and gotten guilty pleas from four former trump campaign aides.

jillian: now this story. a homeless veteran and a couple who went viral for heartwarming story we followed and told you about are facing criminal charges for an alleged scam. new jersey prosecutors say the trio made up the story the homeless that spend $20 on gas for the woman stranded leading to go fund me campaign that took in $400,000. that is believed they met each other near a casino at least a month before the campaign started. investigators discovering text messages reading, quote, the gas part is completely made up but the guy isn't. i had to make something up to make people feel bad. she had numerous text messages. if convicted they could face up to ten years in prison. the race for georgia governor could be called today. counties scrambling to certify election results after a federal judge ordered some absentee ballots to be counted with mistakes including those with

missing or incorrect birthdates. it is unclear how many votes might be affected. brian kemp is leading stacy abrams by 55,000 votes. in a few hours donald trump will honor 7 people with a nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. the honorees are babe ruth, antonin scalia, orrin hatch, former judge and football player alan page and hall of fame quarterback roger sawback, recognized as americans who made a significant contribution or impact to the united states. rob: democrats divided over health care, progressive democrats pushing to force a vote on a single-payer system, while moderates refused to support the motion over cross concerns. is this a sign of things to come for the democratic house agenda for the next two years? here to debate that is

democratic strategists and one seeright. where are the democrats on healthcare? >> a mixed bag of ideas in the caucus right now and that is not necessarily a bad thing. at the end of the day what is most important is when we take a vote whether it is on policies that new members want or whether it is on the policies the more seasoned members want, at the end of the day we must be locked up on trying to fix a broken health care system and do the opposite of what republicans want to do. that is why democrats were elected so heavily up and down the ballot. the american people want to deal with healthcare. the republicans refused to do something. rob: democrats want to deal with it but i would ask what is the point of passing a bill in the house when republicans have the senate and presidency? >> i was just going to bring that up. in the house it is great to have all ideas brought to the table

and we will definitely see this being brought forward but i do agree with the republican-controlled senate it is not going to go anywhere. when california alone was taking a look at single-payer just for their state it was in an analysis brought forward, up to $400 billion which is not feasible or sustainable. if they lose an argument. >> you assume at the end of the day, you don't know what the bill will look like and it will be political malpractice for the republicans to automatically say we will kill any bill from the house desk. the argument was always anti-what democrats want. rob: the numbers, prediction from george mason university,

$32 trillion over ten years. a lot of people on your side argue if you take the pile of money we as americans spend on healthcare in every form over ten years, that $32 trillion is less. is that right? >> what i am saying to you and amy on the other side is you're making an assumption that at the end of the day the bill that comes out of democratic congress will be medicare for all. what i know, the members i'm talking to once a bill that will reflect what the american people once, democrats and republicans want to do what is in the best interest of all people. some in our caucus have different ideas, once medicare for all but i'm not convinced that will be the bill brought to the floor. rob: one arguments against medicare for all is when you take the profit motivation out

of healthcare the reason healthcare is so expensive, this country innovates and create a lot of healthcare to save lives. if you take the profit motivation out of it, will you lose the innovation? why are people going to try to cure diseases and create medical equip and if you can't do it and get a yacht? >> i caught a video put together by john stossel. i recommend people watch it. they point out, they make suggestions like more competition between hospitals because there is the benefit of monopoly. we take healthcare insurance away from employers giving more power to the individuals to pick and choose what they need to. there are definite changes that need to be made. we have a republican congress that wanted to do. you love the affordable care act. that didn't happen. now on the left -- okay. it may be true but right now we need to take a step back and fix and repair certain parts of the affordable care act that are fixable.

rob: go ahead. >> when republicans not support a bill that would protect preexisting conditions? with a not support a bill that would expand medicaid? >> that is a scare tactic talking point. rob: we got to leave it there. appreciate your time. las vegas behind you, see you later. >> thank you. jillian: kamala harris drawing parallels between ice and the kkk. >> there is a perception -- >> putting ice in the same category as the kkk. jillian: carly shimkus with online backlash boiling over on this one. ♪ from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces

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>> 2020 presidential hopeful democrat senator kamala harris drawing parallels between ice and the kkk. >> are you aware of the perception of many about how the power and discretion ice is being used to enforce the laws? are you aware -- >> put ice in the same category as the kkk. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with a lot of online backlash. >> reporter: a heated moment between kamala harris and ronald vitello, he said the democrat party should be named the neo-clan party, conversation about the kkk where senator hester parallels between how mexican immigrants might feel

about ice and the kkk. that is how senator harris feels about the government agency. let's get onto the gop's response. rhonda mcdaniel tweeting kamala harris is comparing ice officers to the kkk and it is disgusting. kaylee mcinerney says this is appalling. kamala harris comparing ice to the kkk, horrifying disrespectful law enforcement, addition and for 2020. gary on twitter writing, shameful and bombastic to make the comparison, total grandstanding for the cameras. the partisan battle over ice continues. rob: a dangerous thing to do these days. >> a man from arizona says he is

in the hospital after he was wearing a make america great again hat. jonathan sparks was walking around downtown tucson encouraging people to vote for republican politicians ahead of the midterm elections but somebody grabbed him from behind, he says he wound up with an ankle being broken in four places so here we go again. carol says there is no excuse to physically assault someone over politics and another twitter user chiming in, we are supposed to be setting the example to youngsters, not harming others just because they are different. we are not doing a good job. we are failing of them. additional charges could be filed. rob: you would have to be crazy to wear that hat in new york city. thanks so much.

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with the president scheduled to visit with those impacted by the devastation. details on the time and place yet to be determined, donald trump has spoken with jerry brown to let him know he is ready to help, quote, all the way. meantime check out the absolute massive nests of the fire seen from space. ryan thinky says the nation needs to come together now. >> it is unsustainable to have this happen year after year, have a season like this where you have 100,000 acre fires becoming routine. we are a great nation. this is not a republican or democrat issue, this is the american issue and we should address it as such. >> reporter: governor brown adding a sea change in how we think about potential for these fires is necessary. >> going forward we have to take a lot of steps. we have to manage our forests

better, build our cities more smartly, build shelters so the people can escape when these terrible fires get out of hand and deal with climate change. >> reporter: there is also the health risk from smoke throughout the area including children, the elderly and those with existing health problems. there is not really a positive end insight. the weather may be changing but the number 600 is frightening. rob: it went up out of nowhere. it was 130 and now it is 600. we will continue to follow that. jillian: the holiday shopping season is underway with the hottest deals rolling out today. where can you find them? rob: the founder of shop with style is here to break down the best thanksgiving week deals. shopping early. >> reporter: black friday is not the thing anymore because many deals start earlier. putting these ideas together you

can always get great deals on gaming systems. >> reporter: what you want for christmas? he said playstation gift cards. i said playstation? it is back and here it is. game stop has 30% office for spiderman bundle. this is from the 18th through the 26, $199 and you can get it in-store and online. a great deal for that. >> what about this? >> the need for speed, 5g rolling out with superfast downloads and streaming that comes with that and motorola making it easier to go with that. it uses a system where you buy the phone and when 5g is out you snap on the back and good to go with 5g. this is the first 5g upgradable smart phone. the technology motorola uses for this accessories like cameras and other things and this is 50% off by the end of the year, $240

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