rob: thursday, november 22nd and this is "fox and friends first" was a fox news alert, stopped at the door. >> the new plan that could force illegal immigrants to stay in mexico as they try to seek asylum. rob: the thanksgiving day parade kicking off as millions of people set to line the streets of new york city. jillian: will show go on? we are live in manhattan. rob: would you eat turkey flavored ice cream? jillian: no.

this is turning heads this morning, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ travel down the road and back again ♪ your heart is true ♪ jillian: todd likes this song. rob: your golden girls music selection. jillian: the macy's thanksgiving day parade is set to kick off, happy thanksgiving, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. heather: thank you for starting the day with us. are you having turkey trouble?

carley: we will answer your questions. todd: she is an official person. send us an email if you can post on all our social media pages, we can get you the answers you need in time. carley: a fox news alert, new plan could force migrant caravan members to stay in mexico until there asylum cases are processed. rob: the president fires back at those trying to halt his agenda. >> reporter: the new plan is called remain in mexico. asylum-seekers will now have to prove a reasonable fear of persecution in mexico in order to enter the us while their cases are processed. this as a new order from the white house allows the military expanded powers on the border if the department of homeland security allows it, those powers could include troops protecting

border patrol agent and detain migrants, james mattis describes the detention this way saying, quote, i would put it in terms of minutes. if someone is beating on the border patrolmen and we are in position to have to do something about it would you stop them from beating on them and take them over and deliver him to a border patrolmen who would then arrest him, and in that case mattis said troops would only be armed with batons and shields. donald trump is getting rare public pushback from the chief justice of the supreme court for his attacks on a federal judge that overruled his van on asylum for those crossing the border illegally, in a statement chief justice roberts said, quote, we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush judges are clinton judges. we have extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their best for those appearing before them. the independent judiciary is something we should be thankful for. that prompted the president to reply on twitter writing in part

sorry, chief justice john roberts but you do indeed have obama judges and they have a much different point of view than the people charged with the safety of our country. this is significant because it is the first time a member of the supreme court directly criticized the president over his attacks on the judiciary system. todd: certainly something to monitor. carley: chief justice roberts wants to prove the supreme court as above politics but he felt himself in the middle of the political fight. todd: this proves bias exists in the judicial system. >> justice roberts wanted to demonstrate the supreme court as above politics, getting into a political tussle with the president is a funny way of showing it. the reality is of course there's a difference between obama judges and trump judges. if they are no different why did democrats filibuster merrick

garland, why did they filibuster corsets or anthony kennedy wait until there was a republican president, white tried to destroy brett cavanagh to keep him from taking the court? why doesn't ruth bader ginsburg resignedly trump replacer? a preposterous idea there's no difference between obama judges and trump judges? most voters a lot of voters voted in this election specifically because they wanted to make sure there were trump judges and not obama judges. the chief justice should stick to running the supreme court and not get in fights with the president. >> justice roberts was appointed by president bush in 2005. rob: a massive anti-terror operation underway in london after two suspected bombs are found hidden in an apartment, people living in surrounding homes forced to evacuate as investigators search the building that is under renovation. police say the bombs appeared to be improvised explosive devices, no arrests have been made.

rob: a new report showing iran plans to build 5 nuclear weapons according to the nuclear watchdog group the institute for science and international society. it was much farther along in building an arsenal in 2003 than previously thought. critics of the washington free beacon shows the obama admin a station underestimated iran when they signed the landmark nuclear deal. the pool the fire contained after burning for 2 weeks but that area near malibu not out of the woods yet. a rainstorm today could trigger dangerous but the slides. in the north the rain pushing a campfire evacuees out of their tents and into shelters. the wet weather could complicate search efforts around the state, 86 people confirmed that, 700 unaccounted for. >> donald trump will speak of american heroes sacrificing their thanksgiving with their families to serve our country. even though they are not at home our troops will get special dinners depending on shipping

300,000 pounds of turkey around the world with 81,000 pies, 12 times as many as last year and they can wash it down with 7800 gallons of eggnog. todd: speaking of thanksgiving this is the best interlude ever. the 97, 92nd annual macy's thanksgiving day parade will to take off in just hours. carley: 3 million people bracing for one of the coldest thanksgivings in a century. todd: a big wrench in the big day. >> good morning. it is absolutely frigid early this morning but it might not be the record-breaking temperatures that will be the biggest story. it could be the wind.

there are 16 giant floats you can see behind me. the nypd has devices set up along the parade route. of the winds get too high consistent winds of 23 miles an hour, gusting winds of 34 miles an hour that might be enough to not allow these to fly. that will be a gametime decision as the winds picking up as i speak to you off and on, incredibly windy. let's look at forecast and talk about if these will end up seeing these. that will be a gametime decision but at laguardia looking at wind gusts of 31 miles an hour getting to 32 miles an hour at jfk so it will be right in that region. that is where these wind gusts are going to be. the forecast on the entire day completely cold in the northeast. a little warmer in the middle of the country so not everywhere. there is the current wind gusts. when you add the winds to the current temperature the reason

i'm shaking out here, feels like 9 ° in new york, plenty of spots feels like we're in the negatives. it will be cold all morning. and 2005 the wind gusts caught the eminem float and a couple folks were injured. these wind plants will be serious and that is something we will wait to see, a gametime decision. the nypd will be watching that this morning and i will be trying to stay warm. carley: jumping jacks help. can we see those? >> i will do whatever i have to do. >> he really is, he has guns on him. >> i keep thinking -- the wind, 1997, laura ingram showed barney getting wrecked by the wind. >> can't let the balloons up in the high windss. todd: investigate, not

legislate, that is the control of the house but that will drive moderate voters away? david mcintosh here to weigh next. >> it is not about the money. it is about thank you for all you have done. >> some workers have 20 million reasons to be thankful, the gift of gratitude from their boston. todd: we asked what you are thankful for any responses came flooding in. carley: curtis is thankful for his wife and beautiful baby. todd: donna thankful for her husband ricky and her 2 boys. todd: sarah freeman is thankful for ruth, providence, and her nephew valerie. beautiful babies, beautiful names. ♪ looking forward to the future ♪ going back ♪ shington post reporter

the trump administration has a new plan aiming to keep asylum-seekers out of the us while they await hearings. carley: john roberts over the ninth circuit court. todd: david mcintosh, happy thanksgiving to you. explain what this is all about.s would think makes complete sense, take care of the problem there and not have this cross over the border. what you have are judges we call activist judges, taking the law into their own hands and using this rare tool of equity that says we will stop this from going into effect and it applies across the nation so one judge in california or washington state can block the whole thing in texas arizona and the rest of

the country and what donald trump is complaining about, legitimately, is those injunctions have gone up 3 or 4 times in his administration as these activist judges view it as their mission to stop donald trump. what i hope chief justice roberts would do is review these and put a stop to the abuse of that procedure. it is his job to police the lower courts so they don't abuse their power. carley: with his potentially new remain in mexico plan, the deal is the trump administration may send asylum-seekers back to mexico while their processes, claims are being processed unless they fear being persecuted in mexico. what are your thoughts on that

potential plan? >> that is our standard in the law, people can't just walk across the border but we give asylum to people who have a reasonable expectation of being prosecuted unfairly in their home country and the president is saying we will decide that before they get to america with a large caravan adding to our country. we will process anybody who says they are subject to religious or any other prosecution in their home but we are not going to bring them to texas or arizona or one of those dates. we will do it in mexico and sent them home if they don't qualify. rob: the supreme court will have a busy term from one branch to another. the legislature, the house dems will be investigating rather than legislating, planning a slew of potential investigations. ivanka's emails, presidential pardons and all that good stuff. what do you expect to happen

coming up when nancy pelosi takes over the house? >> he is completely opposed to donald trump's administration so she will turn lose the most liberal chairman we have ever seen, look at maxine waters who will chair the financial services committee and adam schiff who is going after the president on the russia probe and jerry nadler in the judiciary will be fighting to impeach the president. i think you will see all their time spent on those investigations, very little time on passing laws that we need because they are not interested in that. they want to stop the president. i think it will backfire. most people who voted for democrats were frustrated that

republicans didn't get more done and when they see all the democrats are doing is holding up everything that needs to get done i think they will question did they make a decision here or did we turn lose this angry mob on capitol hill. >> republicans want to investigate republicans, republicans want to investigate democrats into the context of 2020 if that really works for swing voters, to vote for your particular party. thank you for being with us. >> happy thanksgiving. carley: 18 after the hour. the jaw-dropping amount of money people just dropped on part. >> many of us will come together to give thanks, should gratitude be limited to one day a year? pastor robert jeffers says doing it every day will lead to a better life, he joins us live with his thanksgiving message. ♪ i am a family man.

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>> happy holidays could turn into high holidays in new jersey, lawmakers unveiling bill to legalize pot across the state that would allow people 21 or older to buy recreational weed, expand the medical marijuana program, increase taxes on the drug and speed up expungement for people with pot-related crimes, could be approved by the end of the year. no more waiting for pot in massachusetts, the drug seeing a lot of green during the first week of sales, state officials say $440,000 worth of pot with about the first day alone, 10,000 products were purchased in the only two stores open in massachusetts. the stater and $88,000 in tax

revenue from those sales and from one higher authority to another, here is carly. carley: thanks giving, a day for people to show gratitude but could giving thanks only be reserved to just one day a year or should it? our next guest says if we do it every day it can lead to a better life. joining me as senior pastor of the first baptist church, fox news contributor and author of the new book choosing the extraordinary life, pastor robert jeffers, thank you for being with us today. it is human nature to want what you can't have or always look at somebody else and think they have more than you. but you say we make a conscious effort to remain grateful and thankful, that could lead to a happier healthier life. >> the bible says our lives ought to be overflowing with thanksgiving not just one day a year when we stuff ourselves

with turkey but it out to be a way of life and it does have positive benefits in our life to regularly express gratitude to god and others for the good things in our lives. study session people who express gratitude regularly experience 35% less symptoms of depression, they enjoy 25% better quality of sleep, they were even motivated to exercise an average of 40 minutes more a week which is helpful after a day like today so there are some very positive benefits of having lives marked by gratitude. >> 25% better quality of sleep seems appealing to me. exercise not so much. but you are healthier person if you remain grateful all year round. any tips on how we can remember how to do this on a day-to-day basis? >> two suggestions. the basis of gratitude is recognition that every day of our life is ultimately because of what god or others have done

for us and i encourage people before you drift to sleep at night think about a couple positive things that happened to you and thank god for them. the study showing people who focused on positive things rather than negative things before they went to bed enjoyed a better quality of life and secondly nobody writes letters anymore. when somebody does something nice for you make a habit, send a text or email to somebody who has done something great for you. when the bible says our lives ought to be overflowing with gratitude that refers to a river that overflows its banks and splashes those around it. our lives to be so overflowing with thanksgiving that when people get near as they are splashed with gratitude and are encouraged themselves. carley: you have not only one or 2 but three new grandbabies, triplets.

>> an amazing story. my daughter and her husband suffered 3 miscarriages, praying to god that he would give them triplets, one life to replace every life that was lost. we don't have it put in our family but almost a year ago god blessed our daughter and son-in-law with triplets. shannon: they are beautiful. one girl and two boys, right? amazing. congratulations on that and happy thanksgiving, thanks for being with us today. todd: 26 after they are. dramatic video parking building bursting into flames, a baby tossed out of the window. >> drive by and kiss the baby. todd: hero bystander stepped up to help.

carley: the floats are radiance or the police, the macy's thanksgiving day parade getting underway. in a few hours from now, live with the final prints underway in new york city this thanks giving morning. are you also having turkey troubles? todd: we will call in her. we have you covered. what more do you need? carley: our butterball expert is answering questions all morning long, stay tuned.

carley: all morning long we have been asking what you are thankful for. todd: this thanksgiving we are family. not just having a problem right now. you want to revisit? i don't know him personally.

todd: this is my husband, a great guy, he lives in chicago. i live in new york, many of you know that, we see other every weekend and he is a great person to be married to, very supportive. i am thankful for my coworkers, you seem familiar faces on screen but i'm thankful for the producers, the director, the prompter operators of the world, the camera guys, everybody here, so fantastic. >> my wife amanda, the love of my life, we took this picture last weekend. don't know why she is with me but i'm thankful for that every day she is sticking around, and awesome lady. carley: you are an awesome guy. the macy's thanksgiving day parade is hours away. police stepping up security and unleashing a brand-new safety strategy. >> reporter: the world-famous macy's thanksgiving day parade kicks off at 9:00 am in

manhattan, drying 3.5 million people and in today's world safety is a major concern so there's a ton of added security. the police department screened the balloon inflation ceremony during the parade and counterterrorism resources, on the lookout for little for tax using checkpoints, barricades and bomb sniffing dogs, nypd says dogs can pick up the scent of explosives from hundreds of feet away. new york's police commissioner says there is nothing to worry about. >> there are no credible threats or specific threats against the parade or the city. so many police officers of law enforcement, it will be a safe day. >> blended in with all those performers and balloon handlers there will be thousands of unicorns and plainclothes officers and the streets block any vehicles from getting into the parade and bundle up because it is going to be bitterly cold

so kudos to anyone who decides to brave the cold. carley: happy to see you in the midwest. >> thank you for having me. >> a new plan regarding migrant caravan members to stay in mexico until their asylum cases are processed. according to the washington post the new measure could go into effect as early as tomorrow in response to a judge who barred the trump administration from denying asylum claims, donald trump calling him an obama judge but supreme court justice roberts firing back at that claim saying we don't have obama judge trump judges, bush judges are clinton judges, donald trump responding in a tweet saying sorry, chief justice john roberts but you do indeed have obama judges and they have a much different point of view

charged with security and safety of the country. >> the mystery of the fire deepens in new jersey, police finding keith can narrow shot to death outside his burning home, the bodies of his wife and children found inside miles away, police arresting his brother paul accused of setting his own home on fire with his family inside. his wife and kids escape. the brother has not been named as a suspect. >> god, i don't want to die, but showing last words written by an american missionary hours before being killed by an isolated tribe. according to journalists, his mother, shared with the washington post. john allen chow tried making contact with the tribesmen on the remote indian island. when he arrived field, quote, my name is john, i love you and jesus loves you.

the tribe is known for using bows and arrows. not clear if that is how he was killed because his body hasn't been recovered. up todd: a baby thrown from a burning building, you need to stop what you are doing and watch this. it is amazing. it is tough to watch and remarkable, the baby's desperate parents punching out a window, tossing the baby as their dallas home filled with fire. >> she finally trusted me and dropped the baby. >> the cause of the fire under investigation. no one was killed. carley: a business owner thanking his employees in the form of $20 million. listen to this. >> it is not about the money but thank you for all you have done and the hard work.

carley: the founder of healthcare company in philadelphia split the money between 32,000 employees in 22 states. amazing. todd: andrew cuomo setting off a firestorm when he said this. >> we are not going to make america great again, it was never that great. >> can he do a do over? political turkeys of 2018 next. >> guess how much the most extensive holiday feast will set you back, the draw dropping insert. but first more thanksgiving pictures from our viewers. thankful for her granddaughter. judy gives thanks to her wonderful dog tucker named after tucker carlson. and barbara thankful for her soul mate and best friend jim. happy thanksgiving, everybody.

carley: california's outgoing governor convicted of voter fraud. he was charged in 2014 for lying about living outside the district he represented. the state legislator changed the lawmaking the situation legal. is one of 38 pardons handed out by democrats jerry brown ahead of thanksgiving. alexandria ocasio-cortez backing nancy pelosi in her fight to reclaim the speaker's gavel. the new york congresswoman elect says in part, quote, so long as nancy pelosi remains the most progressive candidate for speaker she can count on my supporters new york democratic congressman brian higgins reserved his stand saying he plans to vote for nancy pelosi as well. 15 of the democrats upside a

letter vowing not to vote for her. >> a year filled with political gaffes but which blunders surpass them all. we have the winners if you can call them that, the biggest political turkeys of the year. we always see you around the holidays. let's kick off with andrew cuomo saying america was never that great. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. we have not reached greatness. >> a great way to kick off the 2020 presidential run. >> if you listen quietly you will hear andrew cuomo's presidential aspirations go out the window. kim jong un, you can't say that. if you're an elected official in

america, any hopes, you can't say that kind of thing. >> the president tweeted about this, we're not going to make america great again, it was never that great, that is a quote. can you believe this is a governor the highest taxed state in the us, andrew cuomo having a total meltdown. this seems to help trump in 2020 because cuomo is one of 9000 people who could be running for president on the democratic side. different type of democrat, a socialist demo, alexandria ocasio-cortez may have gotten a little bit wrong on the economy. >> employment is low because everyone has two jobs. unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 80 hours a week and can barely feed their kids. >> i'm not the smartest guy in the world but i have no idea what she says when she talks. >> is going to be around for a long time, she could be there forever with her base, she's

like that thanksgiving cornucopia. she will be full of these gaffes, the gift that keeps on giving. one in 20 americans have a second job of any kind, prolific gave her a pants on fire, in her case very expensive pants on fire and you cannot give her enough credit for being out there all over the place with just constant comments like that. >> a socialist and knocked on unemployment, low unemployment is good. >> let's go to my state where i live, candidate gets dragged on the stage in a form she wasn't invited to. >> i have a right to be in this debate. let me do my job.

>> every right to be in this debate. how dare you. rob: i think of that line from miss congeniality, she has style, she has great, she is miss united states. >> thanksgiving, there are people -- she's on the guest list, the guest that never leaves. it has been nice having you, grandma is asleep and we are out of coffee, please go. dragging her off the couch. look at that. todd: the cops are trying to do their job. the last one, gop, georgia candidate, deportation bus. >> we have the deportation bus. we will implement my deportation plan that will fill this bus with illegals and send them back where they came from. >> the president can get away without subtlety. don't know if anybody else can

sell it as well. >> i have been in on the political ad process, this had to go through so many phases of approval. that contained every dog whistle you could possibly throw in. you need moderates. you don't win moderates that way, you need middle of the road. that might be one of the goofiest, dopey us political ads, they tripled down on this, told him this -- they were so into this, just so bad, no wonder. he is done. >> will be in the segment when we do this 365 days from now? >> next year, the emmys for ocasio-cortez, often perennial favorite. todd: happy thanksgiving and all that stuff. 45 after the hour.

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todd: today is my kind of party, the food. carley: the eating kind of party. you are looking at life pictures of the thanksgiving day parade set to kick off in a few hours. the big question of the day, will the balloons be flying? todd: will adam turn into a popsicle? we are giving people information they can use for the parade. carley: meteorologist breathing the elements. that seems appropriate. todd: if you're not sure what to do with your bird we have you covered. >> a topline expert answering your top turkey troubles. i'm so glad you're here because truth be told i know nothing about cooking so everything you say will be new to me. >> i am so happy to be here,

happy thanksgiving. butterball turkey, everybody, we have lots of questions from your viewers. should we dive right in? janine from fort collins, colorado, asked, my turkey is still frozen. what can i do? this is a question we get a lot on thanksgiving morning and it is not a problem. there is a method called coldwater that is really fast and actually food safe so you don't have to worry about getting anybody sick with your turkey. you want to allow 30 minutes per pound, place your turkey still wrapped in cold water and rotate the coldwater, change it every 30 minutes and your turkey will be thawed. russell turkey like a 12 pounder it takes 6 hours. if you can't do all 6 hours it is okay, do as much as you can until you need to get the turkey in the oven and it will cook faster.

rob: get moving now. it is almost 5:00 am, thanksgiving is here. carley: any more questions? >> john asked how do i know when my turkey is done? are some questions and the best way to know when your turkey is done and the only real way to know is to use a meat thermometer to make sure your turkey is cooked to the temperature it needs to be to be safe but also still moist and juicy so you use a meat thermometer to check the temperature of your breast meat, the biggest part and the thigh. you look for the fire to read 180. if you stuff your turkey take the temperature of the stuffing itself and look for that to be 165. todd: one more question. >> gina in miami, much warmer.

do i season a turkey before i cook it? you can season the turkey. this is a personal preference what you would like it to taste like but it is thanksgiving morning so don't stress. if you don't have a plan in place all you need is salt, pepper and brushing and vegetable oil and delicious crispy skin. >> if there are more questions viewers have fear not because you will be answering more questions coming up in the 5:00 hour as well. >> if you need anything else you can call us at 1-800-butterball. carley: beth summers is with us. 53 minutes after the hour. would you eat turkey flavored ice cream? how about sweet potato casserole? that treats turning heads this morning. todd: from head scratching to eyebrow raising, you will never believe how much carly shimkus's thanksgiving meal will cost you. todd: the most expensive things. but first, more thanksgiving pictures from our viewers, jennifer is grateful for her

daughter vera and her husband. todd: we are thankful for our service men and women. he is grateful for his granddaughter amelia and parents tyler and page. carley: tori is thankful for her baby. look at those dogs. ♪

todd: a little early to step on cold jack daniels. maybe you need it to stay warm. on sixth avenue is where it is, that is in front of our building. todd: this is going to be a good one but 100 is around the corner. todd: outgoing governor vowing to fight a judge's order to expand medicaid despite voters approving the measure last year. republican paula page said the state cannot afford to give healthcare access to 70,000 additional people. page's term ending january. the democratic replacement has bowed to put the expansion into affect. carley: gun owners could have to pay more, detroit city council voting to put an additional tax

on bullets. it is don't the bullet bill, limits the number you can buy. the resolution was created to reduce gun violence was the wayne county commission will hold a final vote on the measure next week. todd: the good, the bad and the ugly, thanks giving addition. the good according to some. detroit lions fans don't have to sacrifice turkey for football, ford field will sell thanksgiving pizzas topped with cranberry, stuffing and gravy. jillian: that sounds great. next the bad. no pizza on this menu but there is gold. the new york city steakhouse offering the world's most expensive thanksgiving dinner for $150,000. in addition to the goals turkey diners get the keys to a brand-new sports car. nobody can afford it but it is neat. we can all agree this is ugly. if you can't afford that go for

the cold. salt and straw ice cream company offering thanksgiving inspired flavors like turkey, sweet potato casserole, cornbread stuffing. carley: the one that? todd: i want to watch the 5 am with jillian and rob. jillian: thursday, november 22nd. stopped at the door. rob: the plan that force illegal immigrants to stay in mexico as they try to seek asylum. also, stepped up security, the macy's thanks giving they parade kicking off in hours, millions lining the streets of new york. jillian: high wind and freezing cold temperatures, will the show going? we are live in manhattan. it could be one of the most heated debates around your table today.