couch, terrifying moment caught on surveillance video. the robbers got away, car, wallet and keys. finally the ugly. a man fixes his broken blinds with the cvs receipt. he got the idea for getting a superlong receipt with several coupons at the store and it fit perfectly. the picture is going viral. going to be a busy day, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> it is friday, december 7th and this is a fox news others, fighting for his life, a georgia police officer in critical condition after his gun goes off after a tough when a dentist office. carley: the search for answers. back in the hot seat, fired fbi director james comey sets to be grilled by congress today. rob: robert mueller ready to

make headlines with new details expected in the russia probe. we are live on a busy day in washington. ♪ all is bright ♪ carley: silent night no longer. a police officer unveiling his hidden talent and bringing down the house. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ rob: i have looked at the exit polling and it says you and i are about to make the nation's hands clap.

carley: what will do that is that it is friday. we made it. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. >> thank you for starting the day with us. >> a police officer shot in the face and the suspect is killed with one bullet. michael smith fighting for his life following the shooting at a georgia dentist office. it started when employees called 911 to report aggressive man. it is not clear who shot the officer's gun but officer smith is in critical condition, he is a 7-year department veteran. todd: breaking news, cnn given the all clear after the office is evacuated for a bomb threat. and unidentified man called the report of expose of devices inside the building, nothing was found. earlier this year a florida man sent a bomb to the same cnn office, that suspect now behind bars, no one was hurt.

carley: james comey will testify behind closed doors. todd: we expect new details about the russia probe and document against paul manafort and michael cohen. carley: we have a preview. >> reporter: james comey is returning to capitol hill testifying in a closed session this morning for the house judiciary committee. house republicans want to ask about his handling of the investigation into former secretary of state hillary clinton's private email server and russian interference in the 2016 election. at first comey file the suit in federal court challenging the subpoena, he wanted to testify openly. congressional republicans rejected that. >> why jim comey? last time i was in a public hearing with him over hundred

times he said i cannot answer in this setting. why, mister transparency wants to go back to a setting where he knows he cannot answer questions is befuddling to me and i don't think my fellow citizens by that. >> reporter: comey said happy thanksgiving, got a subpoena from house republicans. still happy to answer all questions but i will resist a closed door thing because i've seen enough of their selective leaking and distortion. listen right everyone to see. republicans assured him they would release the transcript and he could speak publicly about the interview after it concludes. as republicans question him on the beginnings of the russia investigation we expect to learn more about its current status from court filings today, the special counsel's office is expected to reveal details how it says paul manafort lied after agreeing to a plea deal. mueller's office will file sentencing memos on michael

cohen. he is cooperating with the special counsel. this is as the washington post is reporting a judge has ordered the state and justice department's to narrowly reopen their inquiries to hillary clinton's use of a private email server. todd: another busy friday. all eyes turning to james comey as he goes under the microscope. carley: comey is not answered some basic questions. >> we don't have double answers to simple questions. i would like to see them ask who made the decision not to use a grand jury in the clinton email server issue. that would have saved us a lot of trouble because we would have a neutral party and the fbi and department of justice and all these personalities would have been out of this but that didn't happen. jim comey should know the answer to that, who decided not to use a grand jury.

another question, i would like to go to the interview with hillary clinton and he was already working on the memo to exonerate her before she was interviewed. they should really hone in on all the questions related to the planning of that interview. >> reporter: comey before the presidential election, reopened the probe days before the vote. carley: the search for 5 missile marines expanding off the coast of japan, rainstorms, getting rescue efforts after warplanes collided during a training exercise. two marines have been recovered so far, one in fair condition, the other is dead. donald trump tweeting my thoughts and prayers are with the us crewmembers involved in the midair collision off the coast of japan. thank you for a their immediate response and rescue efforts. whatever you need we are here

for you. ♪ todd: and emotional farewell to our 41st president in his final resting place in texas, the navy honoring president george hw bush with a 21 plane fly over salute. lauren blanchard has more on the touching tribute to bush 41. >> reporter: the train ride, one of the final events of a week of mourning, special window giving crowd the last look at the president's flag draped casket. in houston, 1200 mourners passing through the family's church saying goodbye to the 41st president before private memorial service where more than

1000 people joined to celebrate his life. >> in honoring his accomplishments we will see that we are praising what is best about our nation, the nation he dearly loved and whose values he embodied. >> reporter: close friend and former secretary of state james baker and bush's grandson george p bush among those eulogizing the late president throughout the ceremony and a few jokes, how many imagine bush would have wanted. >> when the president arrives in heaven, barbara is standing there with her hands on her hips saying what took you so long? >> reporter: people here at texas a and m where the presidential library is located say it is an honor to welcome him home. >> even though he wasn't a student at texas a&m. >> the week has been full of public events honoring the late

president, pop and circumstance, the burial is private. the last goodbye solely for those who were closest to george hw bush. at his presidential library, lauren blanchard, fox news. heather: donald trump will sign a bill to avoid a government shutdown, it will keep the lights on for two more weeks as lawmakers debate whether or not to fund the border wall. >> i consider the wall immoral, ineffective, expensive. >> the president wants $5 billion for border security, senate democrats say they will set aside $1.6 billion for fencing but not the wall. >> donald trump considering bringing back william bar as attorney general. he is the front runner for the job, if bar gets picked he would replace acting ag matt whitaker who took over for jeff sessions last month.

democrats sent a letter to the doj demanding in person briefing on why it is so different from the russia probe. >> very lucky little girl brings christmas cheer to capitol hill. >> 3, 2, one. >> the little girl who let it rip is bridget harrington who let the capitol hill christmas tree, she they quickly on a through an essay contest in her home state of oregon which is where the tree is from. before the ceremony she helped paul ryan decorate inside capitol hill. rob: thursday night football, to victory with a historic performance. >> derek henry. stays inbound. there we go, 99 yards. >> what a run.

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>> the president's cabinet could see a familiar face, considering nominated william bar.

>> bar served as george w. bush's attorney general from 1991-1993, would he be a good fit, and what will mean for the russia probe. >> the national security council chief of staff, good to see you, lots of positive vibes for the past 24 hours, word of this potential pick week. what is your opinion? >> william bar is well regarded. he had a good tenure as george w. bush's attorney general, well known as an attorney in washington. he made some statements questioning the neutrality of the russia issue which is going to be something that will score well with the president and his team. it will cause problems with democrats but be sure whoever the president chooses will be extremely -- who they are looking for.

>> no matter who the president nominates, because he made critical comments about the russia probe and who robert mueller decided to choose, do you think he will get enough votes if he becomes the president's nominee? >> whoever the president chooses democrats will try to block, doesn't matter with a nominee says, they will politicize this to hurt the president. the best person possible to make sure justice is fairly distributed and that is not happening right now. heather: a new topic here, not time despite the football when it comes to ice, there's a general feeling over the course of the last year that isis is done, we don't have to worry about them but they are finding a niche in northern iran, new details, how isis is regrouping in an area that is tough to reach.

>> isis has been devastated by donald trump's policies, less than 1% of the territory used to control in syria and it has gone underground him it is an insurgency movement. those who follow isis knew this would happen, completely destroying it will take time. the issue in iraq is trying to find ungoverned spaces where it can regroup and we need to work with the kurds to focus on these spaces so isis does not have an opportunity to regroup. heather: the reason these new isis fighters are in iraq is iraqi forces were just in a war with kurdish forces, there's a 2-mile threat they have been able to infiltrate so given those parameters it has to be a total mess over there when the forces fighting isis don't like each other at all either. >> there is a power vacuum between both sides, that is the area isis is trying to exploit. it is one another and governed

spaces like afghanistan and libya, isis has not been defeated. heather: is addressable is basic human need for water? an area that is tough to get to. if we can poison the well literally, don't mean that figuratively but literally, reduce their ability to get potable water do we defeat them? >> we can defeat isis in this area but isis is a movement, have to keep the pressure up and working with our allies to defeat it. >> earlier this week we heard isis threatened the sniper attack on new year's day in new york city. how worried should we be about that? >> we should be very concerned. isis has an insurgency movement, trying high-profile attacks in europe and the united states.

we can't let our guard down. heather: walk outside the building especially during thanksgiving today parade and expect in the next couple weeks with christmas on the horizon you see a huge security presence outside the building. expect that to continue in light of this information. heather: thank god for those police officers keeping a safe. appreciate you coming on with us this morning. 18 after the hour. kevin hart's gig as oscar host is overdose two days after taking the job. we will tell you what happens overnight. heather: and wow. i was tired just listening to the reported watching them. foxbusiness alert, massive 800 point plunge. tracy carrasco live when the markets open in about 4 hours. ♪

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southward. it feels like 25 in louisville, kentucky. all this energy coming from the west and southwest. where does the cold air sink, how far self does it think it would be in place for winter event in the southern and central plains. winter storm warnings, watches in effect in new mexico and texas, oklahoma towards missouri. here is our set up. this is a mainly southern event but where the 32 ° line set up and that is the difference between rain, sleet, freezing rain and snow event but i will tell you it is going to be a mess across the gulf coast and in towards the mid-atlantic where we can get the bull's-eye of snow in the pink on the map is ice.

that is terrible. and we see more accumulating snow in oklahoma city. >> and you are so important for warning people. and a foxbusiness alert, donald from confident us and china, after months of rising tension. todd: tracy carrasco joins us with how it could affect the markets. it is like a drunk baby this week. >> it has been a rocky road for

trade relations, and they are having smooth communications and good communication with each other. an agreement can be reached in the next 90 days. peter navarro says the potential deal is proof of more winnings. >> tough people are working for him as a team. what he has done on trade is unprecedented for any president that preceded him. and major setbacks and comebacks on wall street after the dow recovered after a 780 point dive, market expert say stocks are sliding as investors worry about more fears impacting the global economy as november job numbers set to be released today are expected to add 200,000 jobs

for the month of november. heather: all eyes on those markets, futures point to a lower open so we will continue to watch, thank you. todd: 26 after the hour, the video shocking. a man pushed in front of a moving truck by a complete stranger. the police caught the man behind this attack. carley: americans want a solution to border security. are democrats ready to stop dragging their feet? the political panel is on next to debate. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning.

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>> welcome back. and a higher man faces 40 years in prison after he is found guilty of supporting isis, originally from jordan, prosecutors say he wanted to join the terror group as the most lethal type of suicide

bomber. he was arrested at cincinnati airport trying to fly overseas, the same day, he texted a relative, quote, i am a terrorist. paris shutting down dozens of tourist attractions is embraces for violent protests tomorrow. among those locations the eiffel tower and lose museum. french officials say they can't take risks after last weekend's fiery riots over a controversial fuel tax hike. president macron scrapped the plans that protesters are making more demand. donald trump is expected to tweet his pick for us ambassador to the united nations. sources tell fox news he will tap spokesman heather nauert for the job who will be for role at the state department and take up for nikki haley. the outgoing ambassador is expected to leave her post at the end of the year. mark that is reviewing 3 clinton

foundation whistleblowers have come forward with hundreds of pages of evidence. the leader of the house freedom caucus says information includes misuse of fundss and allegations of false promises made to donors where hillary clinton was secretary of state. the panel is expected to hold a hearing on the investigation next week. agents showed up to dennis kane's home last month after he reportedly turned over documents related to the clinton foundation and the uranium one deal. the supreme court appears likely to keep the double jeopardy exception for criminal defendants allowing state and federal governments to prosecute suspects twice for the same crime. a majority of the justices say it has been successful in acquittals or hung juries and blocking it would put law enforcement in harm's way or help criminals land unjust verdicts. todd: securing the southern border is an issue voters say they want the outgoing congress to focus on most according to a

new paul but democrats don't seem to care. >> most of us consider the -- the wall in moral, ineffective, expensive and the president said he promised mexico would pay for it. rob: why won't democrats listen to the american people? here to debate it is the author of trump aftershock stephen strang and antoine c wright, thank you for being here. how do you respond to republicans who say democrats don't seem to care about border security? >> you talk about a poll. i remind you and my friend steve polls have a cunneen convenient way of telling us what we want to how we wants to hear it and the results are sometimes depending on who is giving the results you don't always hear all the details when they come out. democrats want border security.

border security does not mean trump's battle cry of build that wall. border security could look like part of a comprehensive immigration reform deal that will give us more agents, secure the border and do the things the majority of the american people want. that is important. the president and the republican congress failed the american people on the issue of immigration, a few people say that. >> polls tell us what is really going on. polls tell us this is important. donald trump won largely because of this issue. it was because -- >> mexico was supposed to pay for this wall. >> time will tell with that but democrats handled it poorly something needed to be gone. most of us do not want a wall. we want border security. >> we had that in 2013 with the gang of 8 led by schumer. >> look where that went.

>> you can stick a the blame on the democrats. the republican conference led by the republican president did not want to do what they need to do to satisfy what the american people ones. a wall is a patchwork job. we need comprehensive immigration reform that would take care of long-term immigration concerns. >> the concern is when koreans of immigration reform is presented to the democrats they often say not right now, not good enough, not what we want. because of this notion they want those individuals, the immigrants who came here to be democratic voters who are not going to touch it. >> that is a right-wing talking point. what democrats want is to take care of what the american people ones and find a way to deal with people who come into this country because it doesn't happen. that is part of the american experiment. it is probably not true to say democrats will reject anything the republicans want to do.

graham came to the president's table with an immigration package a few months ago and donald from rejected it. senator mccain came back with a bipartisan proposal rejected by donald trump. you can't say it is the democrats who do not want to do immigration. >> there is plenty of blame on both sides. that is why the american people elected an outsider. i deal with this in my book trump aftershock. a lot of it has to do with border security, the plight of america and who defines america. to trumped -- trump is a disruptor and getting things going. the point were congress is going to have to do something front and center. todd: one more question. do we fix immigration in this lame-duck congress? >> the chances are very small. >> it is like saying the

cleveland browns are going to win the super bowl. >> baker is not donald trump? >> what i do think you will get next year with a democrat led congress, you will get bipartisan support for immigration, comprehensive immigration reform. >> what the american people want. >> bipartisan the question. todd: appreciate your time. you should work for me. time, 37 after the hour. we showed you this video earlier. it is jaw-dropping. a man pushed in front of the moving truck by a complete stranger. how police caught the man behind that random attack. a school principal instituting a controversial candycane ban saying the j shape is too close to jesus. the outrage boiling over when "fox and friends first" continues.

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>> ms 13 gang member will spend 30 years behind bars for a brutal machete murder. antonio and 3 other gang members hacked a man 150 times in virginia. they were angry at the victim for saying there gang doesn't make the rules in america. he will be deported after he is released from prison. todd: a seemingly random attack of violence caught on camera. stop what you're doing and watch this. a homeless man shoving a stranger into oncoming traffic in los angeles. look at that. the truck pinning the man under its wheels as the suspect walked away. the victim is in critical condition but expected to survive. the suspect is behind bars and

could be charged with attempted murder. another dramatic moment caught on camera, a deputy teams of the good samaritan to rescue a man trapped in a burning truck. watch this. the texas deputy freeing the man's leg stuck under the dashboard, they are pulling him to safety before the truck burst into flames was the driver was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries. rob: kevin hart's game as host as overcome a grand opening. the comedian bowing out overnight after controversial tweets about gay people. carley: the academy gave him the option, apologize or step down. he said i'm sorry i heard people, i am evolving and wants to continue to do so. my goal is to bring people together, not tear us apart. he is out.

they are looking for another host. todd: absolutely hysterical guy. carley: the time is 42 after the hour. holiday shopping season in full swing. if you are looking for the perfect gift for your little ones. heather: have the hottest hollow toy toys in studio. can't wait to play with the toys. carley: shot with the uniform. ♪

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we worked overtime to bring you a fantastic plate of guests. we have jonathan turley explaining what is going on behind closed doors with james comey. it is friday so we have geraldo rivera and diamond and silk. a lot going on with the money so we have stuart varney with analysis. plus "fox and friends" had a worldwide contest a month ago and today you will meet the first winter. my cookbook all about the foods that make you happy. you will hear somebody else's story, that person traveling to new york city to make their happy meal live on "fox and friends". a busy 3 hours kicks off 20 minutes from now. carley: we get to eat. i'm excited. a democrat is withdrawing his concession in north carolina congressional race.

damn agree's announcement coming as the state investigate possible election fraud. ballots may have been illegally collected and two counties and the election against mark harris. the board is not certified the race yet but harris is ahead by 900 votes. rob: she won the election in new york, now alexandria ocasio-cortez is eyeing a new position telling vice news she plans to seek a seat on the house ways and means committee, in charge of taxation laws, policies she's pushing like medicare for all in the green new deal would need to go through that committee before a house vote. carley: christmas is around the corner. if you are looking for the perfect gift for your little one we have just what you need. todd: here to break, hottest holiday toys this season is the chief of the toy insider. how do you get a job at the toy insider? >> i have a really cool job. todd: let's begin with my

favorite, filly squeaks. >> these are collectible musical friends that play cute little songs. musical genre so play along. when you press their face they have faces and they are great stopping -- stocking stuffers. carley: let's move over to the cars. what is this? >> this is cool. it has these rubber trendss, able to grip the street so you can cruise the streets, climb over obstacle courses at a 45 ° angle. it spins, it is really fun. todd: everyone is excited about this digital 49. >> you were getting into that before. you can record your own songs,

your voice, play what you upload. carley: we will do this in the commercial break. ♪ >> that is why it is for children. when i see these in action they are really cool. look at that. you can take it wherever you go. it is acute accessory, supersoft. todd: my name in the fraternity. >> i need to go over here. a "fox and friends" segment i'm not allowed near. >> i want to know what you are talking about. to and when uniform is great because not only is it a rocker but easily detached from here and roll on the ground.

and kids can do that and play music. >> how much does this cost? >> about $50. >> a little pricier. >> the age range is a-year-old or 3 years old. >> you have a 3-year-old. >> is not 2 yet but quite a set of pipes. of all the toys we touch, seriously. play it again, unicorn. even though you have two minutes you can go. >> one more toy right here. mobile storage. you can pool this up and your little ones can scoot along. it comes in red, white or blue. just like the original. then you can open it up.

you have a bunch of toys in there. >> you get a toy. and and look at that. thank you so much. 51 minutes after the hour. and the wake-up call no one expected, and the stranger came calling in the night. >> a police officer unveiling his hidden talent and bringing down the house. ♪ all is calm ♪ all is bright ♪

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♪ so beat it ♪ just beat it ♪ beat it ♪ beat it ♪ no one wants to be defeated ♪ show how them your fight ♪ it doesn't matter. carley: thank you for blowing up my spot i don't know where that was. that is right outside our building though sixth avenue, avenue of the americas. beat is the best song to end the show on. todd: chrysler bringing new jobs back to detroit. the automaker planning to turn the old plant into

production factory. the plant will brand three new jeep grand cherokees. the announcement coming after revealed five north american plants including two in detroit could be closing. carley: in the basic the announcement the company ceo is getting grilled on capitol hill. 14,000 people prepare to lose their jobs. earlier one of those employees joined with us a message for president trump. >> general motors is like the heart of our community and you take the heart away from the body. the body falls. president trump, our area definitely needs help you are the president of the united states, you are the ceo. please start holding these companies like general motors and harley davidson accountable. jillian: don't you feel for all those people. gm say they are shutting the plants to cut cost and focus on electric cars. todd: senator elizabeth warren may run for president in 2020.

her hometown paper is warning against it. "boston globe" editorial globe writing while warren is important and voice nationally she has become a divisive figure. a unifying voice is what the country needs now. the globe encouraged her to run she quote missed her moment. we shall see. jillian: time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good, an officer unveils hidden talent to senior citizens. all is come ♪ all is bright. jillian: sign him up for milingsdz or the voice or any of those talent shows that's officer webb at luncheon belting out the holiday classic sigh length night and killing it. todd: next the bad elementary school principal

in nebraska on leave after telling teachers not to decorate classrooms with the blood of christ. even if that is accurate and i'm not saying it is, nobody has ever thought that in the history of life. jillian: nor would anybody ever be offended by a candy cane. the ugly, a moose pulling the dig dong ditch. watch this. [laughter] can you believe that? the moose ringing the doorbell with his caboose. todd: well played. carley: waking up the couple. i think they thought it was a prank at first but then they found a moose in their garage. todd: two shot of carley and me or video of the moose with a caboose?

carley: i'm thinking moose with a caboose. todd: growing up in northern new jersey like we both did did you ever have that incident with a moose caboose in your doorbell? carley: did i not. that's the first time i have ever see anything like that take place. todd: we have "fox & friends." it starts right now. carley: happy friday. >> in just a few hours james comey will testify behind closed doors. >> there has never been an fbi interview ever done in public. so why jim comey wants to go back to a setting where he knows he cannot answer the questions is befuddling to me. >> sources telling fox news that president trump wants to nominate william barr to be his new attorney general. >> i think it would serve the country well if donald trump made this decision because i think it would give people confidence. >> minority leader nancy pelosi says she will not support border wall funding even if offered a solution for so-called dreamers. >> most of us, speaking for myself, consider the wall immoral, ineffective. >> thousands gathering in houston and all