>> it is tuesday, november 26th. happening at 4:00 am on the east coast we will destroy you. that is a quote. iranian leaders threatening the us as deadly protests lunch in the middle east, disturbing reports about the rogue regime targeting america. historic snow at of the holidays. a taste of winter weather could make a mess for millions traveling over thanksgiving. canine conan receiving hero's welcome at the white house.

>> conan is a tough cookie, no one will mess with conan. >> the budding romance that stole the show. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> they are man's best friend, and more coming up for conan and his trip to the white house. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, thanks as always for

starting and ending your day with us. we will destroy you. iranian officials handing down that threat to the us and our allies. garrett tenney joins us from washington as the rogue regime accuses the westminster grading deadly protests over skyrocketing fuel prices. good morning. >> thousands of iranian taken to the streets on the troubling economy and the government has responded with a brutal crackdown. at least 143 people killed in the last two weeks alone according to amnesty international and iran has cut off internet access to try to quell the unrest by making it difficult for groups to organize and to know the extent of the violence. the latest protests were sparked by the government's decision to increase gas prices by 50% at a time when the cost of food and

daily living is already soaring under the pressure of us sanctions but the commander of iran's revolutionary guard is blaming the west for the protests and on monday he told tens of thousands of people into ron's revolution square we have shown restraint, we've shown patience for the hostile moves of america and saudi arabia against the islamic republic of iran. if you cross a red line we will destroy you, we will not leave any move unanswered. 7 republican senators are now urging the white house to enact additional sanctions against iran. in a letter to the administration the group wrote the white house is strongly and condemned the lethal force and severe communications restrictions used against demonstrators and we call on you to use the full array of tools available to the administration to build on that condemnation was on top of all this reuters is reporting months before drone attack on saudi oilfields in

september iranian officials discussed how to punish the us from pulling out of the nuclear deal and imposing economic sanctions, four people familiar with the meeting told reuters hardliners in that meeting talked about attacking us military bases though they ultimately decided against out of fear would trigger a devastating response by the us to carry out the drone attack on the largest oil field. thus far iran is denying any involvement in that meeting, that it ever took place as well as that attack. shannon: we will continue to follow that story. back in this country we now know the son of an alabama sheriff killed in the line of duty witnessed his father's murder. the sun of big john williams was inside a gas station shopping when his father was shot outside. 18-year-old william johnson is charged in william's murder. he is the son of a different

deputy in a neighboring county. police say johnson shot williams after the sheriff told him to turn down his music, williams was a marine veteran and served as sheriff for nearly a decade. a trial date is now set for guards accused of failing to monitor jeffrey epstein was michael thomas and tobin noel admit they did not check epstein as often as they should have alleged allegedly made time logs to make it look like they did. the defenses the guards are scapegoats and claim outside circumstances are impacting it. he was found hanging in his jail cell in august. the trial is scheduled to begin on april 20th. new overnight, a navy spokesman revealing navy seal eddie gallagher will retire from active-duty and will not take part in a review board over his conduct while deployed in 2017.

this news comes after former navy secretary richard spencer was fired after disagreeing with donald trump on how to handle the case. in his first interview since the dismissal, he slammed the president for his comments on wanting to protect war fighters. >> i don't think he understands the full definition of a war fighter. war fighter is a profession of arms and a profession of arms standards they have to be held to and that they hold themselves do. >> spencer also believes the president's actions undermine the rules of the armed services. >> what message does that send to the troops, that you can get away with it, we have to have good order and discipline. it is the backbone of what we do. >> gallagher was sent before the review board for opposing with the corpse of the nicest fighter. the department of justice vowing to appeal after a judge orders former white house counsel don

mcgann to testify in the democrats impeachment probe. the washington dc federal judge says if the former white house counsel wants to exert executive privilege to avoid testifying he would need to appear before congress. this comes as adam schiff lays out a path forward for the inquiry. the house intelligence committee chairman says the reporter and their findings will be sent to the judiciary committee following thanksgiving recess. 2020 hopefuls are taking aim at their newest opponents, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, slamming michael bloomberg as the former new york city mayor makes his first campaign stop in virginia. >> over the course of this campaign i will tell you what i will do as president and how i will do it. my plan is for creating good paying jobs, raising taxes on wealthy individuals like me. >> sanders blasting the mogul telling fox news, quote, i don't think billionaires should be

able to buy elections. senator warren slamming bloomberg during an iowa campaign stop. >> he doesn't need people, he only needs bags and bags of money. >> bloomberg will be in arizona today. 2020 dems blast bloomberg on the campaign trail journalists are condemning his news organization. the union slamming bloomberg news for deciding not to investigate his democratic rivals. todd pyro live in studio with more on the conflict of interest. >> an attempt at silencing claims of bias, the news organization promising not to go after his democratic primary rivals, a lot of criticism, the memo reads as follows, quote, we will continue our tradition of not investigating mike and his family foundation and we will extend the same policy to his rivals in the democratic primaries.

we cannot treat like's democratic competitors differently from him. that received a sharp rebuke from the union which said it was extremely alarmed by the attempt to silence journalists adding, quote, journalists should not be allowed but encouraged to thoroughly cover every single candidate. a journalist's job is to cover the news and serve as an independent monitor of power. the president's supporters including his son don junior speaking out tweeting seems par for the course for the small number of americans who still believe the media is objective, the media will always cover for and give the benefit of the doubt to the left. >> finding anything this president did wrong, he said something in the wrong turn they attack him yet when it comes to democrats, marketing arm for the democrat party by default.

>> a number of employees who work on the editorial board and opinion side of bloomberg will be taking a leave to join the campaign. >> we have a lot of comments coming in on this. >> many blasting bloomberg and his media company writing on facebook afraid that they will find something on you? nick tweeting the majority of media don't investigate democrats either. bloomberg news is just admitting it and sharon posting talk about an elitist hypocrite. seems like this might backfire but we will see. >> we will talk more about this coming up later on the show. let's talk about this later on the show. let's move to some monday night football, the ravens and the rams on monday night, baltimore's defense smothering the reigning nfc champs as court back lamar jackson stole the show on offense. >> lamar to the end zone. another touchdown pass, this

time will he see? >> jackson throwing 5 touchdowns in the game, baltimore cruising to a 45-6 win, the ravens on a 7 game winning streak. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and an illegal immigrant killed this man in a drunk driving crash back in 2012. now his angel mother is joining the trump administration to crack down on sanctuary cities, she joins us live with a powerful message for those lawmakers and talking turkey at the white house, the two lucky birds getting pardoned by the president and their luxury stay in the nation's capital.

>> new overnight, 6 people are dead and hundreds more injured after a powerful earthquake overseas. the 6.4 magnitude quake rattling

albania while people were speaking. several buildings have collapsed trapping people in that rubble. strong aftershocks still being felt this morning. expert say it is the strongest earthquake to hit the country in decades. to some extreme weather we warned you about in this country, the first of three brutal storms making their way across the us as the thanksgiving travel rush begins, the west getting slammed with heavy snow overnight causing 270 car crashes in utah alone in this truck was going slow but still tipped over on a snowy road. in colorado, bringing traffic to a crawl canceling 500 flights at denver airport, those are scrambling to get their shopping done while they still can and traveling where they need to know. much more coming up with dana steen later. in the meantime fighting for

justice, angel mom sabrina coulter joining forces with acting dhs secretary chad will send other lawmakers to call for change. they got together in raleigh, north carolina. ice officials claiming jails are refusing to hand over dangerous illegal immigrants to the agency and joining me now his angel mom and director of advocates for victims of illegal alien crimes, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> tell everyone at home a little bit about what happened with your son. >> my son, my only child, dominique was working for the sheriff's department in riverside, california when on july 12, 2012, he was on his way to work on his motorcycle and an

illegal alien from guatemala with two felonies, two duis, less than 5 weeks prior, was always released, always given a break like they do in north carolina and he turned his truck in front of my synapse motorcycle and hit him head on and killed him instantly and the killer spent 35 days in jail with a misdemeanor. shannon: and he had been released on bail several weeks before the collision. >> the second truck driving incident and gave him probation again. these illegals have more rights than americans do. shannon: where is he now? >> it took us a year and a half to finally get him supported and we believe he is back, we have sources in california because he has family there and it is easy for them to use our country as a revolving door to come back when they are deported. and there are no consequences in

sensory cities and states. >> that is just part of the problem because the other part of the problem is what you meant to north carolina to discuss yesterday as part of that is county sheriff's all across this country not honoring ice requests to detain inmates who are here illegally. >> many sheriffs in north carolina that do honor those requests and really work hard but there are six counties where they treat it as a sensory city and county so these illegals come, for instance in the last 18 months in north carolina they arrested 331 illegals for 1172 counts of child molestation or rape. if people don't wake up it is not getting better and without our president who gives our children thousands of hours, children and loved ones a voice, we still wouldn't be talking about it. this is insanity. it is an epidemic and people in

north carolina and every state, every city need to wake up and inform themselves who they are surrounded by. >> that's just in north carolina the numbers you are talking about. if you look across the country there are 27 different states with sensory cities or counties so a final word to everyone at home. >> please educate yourself, make sure your family will never have to tell a story like myself for many other angel moms and dads have to do. speak up about it. it's not about racism, it is about the law and we all have to follow the law and speak up and elect people that will defend americans, not illegals because somebody is in somebody's pocket. when you imagine they are releasing dangerous criminals, illegals back into the communities. wake up america. shannon: in the state of north carolina the state senate passed a measure requiring, the

democratic elected governor vetoed that. >> i have my synapse ashes with me, that's all i have left, i wish i could have that governor cooper, wish i could have looked in his face and shared a little of my pain with him because he's inflicting that on his citizens in north carolina. you can't do that. shannon: thank you for joining us, our prayers with your family. >> happy thanksgiving. shannon: the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. joy behar blasting facebook for not censoring donald trump. >> facebook is his own fan page, the networks get airtime to trump, we know what a bad idea he was. shannon: the social media reaction to her view on policy.

shannon: >> i thought facebook would get hit for his own fan page. on the cover of the new york times in 1922 didn't think hitler was a bad idea, just like all the networks gave airtime to trump before they knew what a bad idea he was. >> joy behar slamming facebook for its anti-censorship policies and refusing to block donald trump. carly shimkus is here with the criticism she's facing on social media. >> he compared the president to hitler which raised eyebrows but this happened during a conversation about facebook's controversial policy, they do not censor false information on political ads. critics say it spreads fake news

but supporters of that idea say it is all about the first amendment. some reaction to that coming in on social media. when twitter user says she's all about censorship as long as it is not her being censored, typical, another twitter user says you can't beat them sense of them. another tweet coming in saying i would love to never see another thing from joy but she has the right to free speech just like the president. twitter's political and policy much difference, they are not participating in political ads anymore but a lot of people say it would be difficult to sensory things that are wrong because that could be a matter of opinion. >> who ultimately makes that decision? if you have a whole panel of people could be different. conan the dog who was wounded in the raid that killed the islamic state leader get the heroes welcome at the white house. watch this. >> we are honored to have conan here. we are giving him a certificate and an award.

nobody is going to mess with conan. >> the moment that was the cutest, the vice president was playing with conan in the background. they kind of had a moment and the vice president tweeted about the hero dog as well saying and credible us special forces dog, the president and our administration on of the courage and service of our military, recognize the vital role service dogs played in taking down abu bakr al-baghdadi, heroes all. >> a spotlight on that moment the they were given the okay to give the dog a pat on the head. one twitter user says dogs are good judge of character. another person says find someone who looks at you the way mike pence looks at connor. ask milania trump if she would

ever continue to adopt the dog, now. he liked having his face scratched was the stock about responses on social media, raised to ruin thanksgiving. >> this began trending nationwide yesterday. responses are spot on. john says low-fat side dishes ruin thanksgiving. another saying ask everyone who they plan to vote for, not a good idea and lastly, unplug the wi-fi router. another good idea, you get bored kids in tears and the drama wouldn't -- >> might be a good idea. >> some board games, remember those? disco which is not political. thank you so much. the time is 27 after the top of the hour and a new poll shows democratic voters are losing interest in impeachment. how will this impact the presidential race?

top 2020 advisor board member jason meister says it guarantees trump's reelection and he is here live.

shannon: welcome back, half past the top of the hour. our top headlines this morning beginning with the fox news alert. arena officials warning the us not interfere in its affairs. this as the rogue regime accuses the west of instigating deadly protests over skyrocketing fuel prices. the first of three brutal storms making its way across the us as the thanks travel rush begins the west coast getting slammed with heavy snow overnight triggering hundreds of crashes in utah alone. in colorado the snow bringing traffic to a crawl and canceling 500 flights. donald trump headlining a keep

america great rally tonight in broward county, florida. in 2016 he lost that county to hillary clinton. analysts say if he can win there he might be able to take the whole state. a grim discovery to tell you about in the search for usc fighter walt harrison's missing stepdaughter. police believe they found the body in the woods in alabama. a third person under arrest, ray bogan brings us the latest. >> a heartbreaking discovery. authorities in alabama say they found human remains which may be those of missing college student anaya blanchard. the district attorney telling the associated press he has little reason to believe they are the remains of the 19-year-old.

meanwhile police arrested david johnson junior monday and charged him with hindering prosecution in the case. he is the third person arrested in connection to blanchard's disappearance earlier this month the prime suspect was taken into custody. a witness said -- >> forcing blanchard into her vehicle. >> he has been charged with first-degree kidnapping and on friday and official was arrested and charged with first-degree kidnapping. blanchard was last seen october 23rd at a chevron convenience store. days later police found her damaged suv at an apartment complex in montgomery more than 50 miles away. it was covered in her blood. it is believed she suffered a life-threatening injury. her remains were found at a location between a convenience store at the apartment complex. officials are working to determine the identity of the victims and how the remains ended up in the location where they were found. >> nancy pelosi's worst

nightmare may be coming true. a new poll showing even democrats are losing interest in the impeachment inquiry. jason meister from the trump 2020 advisor board said these are telltale signs impeachment is backfiring and he joins us to break it all down. thank you for joining us. as we can our conversation let's bring out these poles and you can see it is the same for democrats, republicans and independentss across the board where people are losing interest. those numbers are rising. >> these poles are devastating for the democrats and should be very concerning but the writing is on the wall. i predicted months ago this would guarantee the president's reelection. the democrats have weapon ice the impeachment process and are denying the will of the american

people. meanwhile you have the president, his approval rating is the highest level it has ever been since the beginning of the impeachment because he's doing the work of the american people. if you look at anything, the african-american and hispanic unemployment, the lowest level ever recorded and the economy which is the envy of the world, the trade deal he is making, decimated isis, killed abu bakr al-baghdadi, so many things he has done in the democrats obstructed, investigated and buried this country and tore it apart and i think you see that in those poles. heather: this follows the open hearings for hours and hours but a few compared to the work donald trump is getting done, democrats are not getting work done and obstructing what republicans are trying to do. >> house congressional democrats that won in a small margin, flip the house in november because

those democrats ran on saying they would work with the president, get us mca approved, work on the opioid crisis, work on drug prices, not doing anything but obstructing this president and they are going to lose positions of power come november. shannon: those who are attempting to run for president, what happens if in fact there is a trial? then their time will be taken away from that as well. >> 100% correct and the other thing we should mention with the impeachment push is i think this was a cross current that was very strategic by the democrats, a big miscalculation as we can see in those poles but they are very worried about the ig report coming out on the ninth, horwitz's testimony and they did this because they want to sort of distract from that. that will be explosive and i think we will see a lot of things we can't even imagine

from that report. >> we have been waiting a while and that will drop on december 9th. let's talk about additional candidates, still jumping into the race, specifically we want to talk about michael bloomberg, the union representing bloomberg news journalists condemning the company's decision we told you about yesterday to bar investigations into 2020 democrats. there is look at the 2020 democratic contenders but let's also bring up an expert of what they had to say, the journalist should normally be allowed but encouraged to cover every single candidate is the provision demanded one of the most important elections in modern history. was this a mistake? >> we have to think about this from the perspective of it. of donald trump owned a major medianews company and put a gag order on that news company for reporting on him, investigating him and extend it to all the other republican candidates the world would be up in arms.

of the fact that this is not a major push back on bloomberg for doing this is atrocious. this is a terrible thing, our journalists have to be able to cover everyone fairly and this is not what we should be having going on in the country. shannon: how would they cover michael bloomberg as well, investigating all the democratic candidates and him as well? >> they should be covering them fairly, look at his background, they could have done the exact opposite of what they have done your. they could have said we are owned by michael bloomberg but we are independent, we will deliver our readers the news but instead they went to the other direction. >> clearly not fair and a lot of americans see it that way. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. 20 minutes until the top of the hour and as travelers brace for

long lines, cramped planes, it might be a good time to book ahead. the best airlines of 2020 just revealed plus our nation's similar freedom shot, how this bald eagle is being nursed back to health. look at that beautiful bird.

todd: 1 back, the emerald city wants more green. seattle passing in uber and lift fee hoping to raise $25 million a year to build affordable housing. ride share companies will add an extra $.57 to every trip. they wants to raise ride share drivers minimum wage to $16 an hour by next summer. california dmv is making $50 million off of drivers personal information. a document obtained by online

magazine motherboard found it is giving out names, addresses and car registrations to insurance companies and employers. a spokesman for the agency says the audit request is adding employees are trained in the protection of dmv in formation. another big box retailer closing all of its stores, tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with what a see more customers need to know. shannon: new jersey-based arts and craft chain ac moore will close all 145 of its locations. 40 of those stores will become my collapse arts and craft stores. the company said, quote, unfortunately given the head wents facing many retailers in today's environment it made it very difficult for us to operate and compete on a national level. as far as website orders, those..

if you previously placed an order that will still ship. unclear exactly what will happen with the stores black friday sales, they were set to open on thursday evening at 6:00 pm. unclear if that will go on as planned but this comes as there are 9000 store closures announced for 2019. that number already up from what was seen in 2018. shannon: let's talk about this, that travel time of your the world's most excellent airlines for 2020 which was revealed. >> this according to airlineratings.com. they based their findings on a number of things including safety audits, passenger reviews, staff, profitability, the sweet, all sorts of things and found air new zealand ranked at the top of the list airline of the year for 2020 followed by singapore airlines number 3, and qantas. as far as airlines in the americas, the best airline is

delta airline. we are looking at budget airlines, they found jetblue is the best airline in the americas. shannon: thank you, live this morning, appreciate it. happening today a thanksgiving tradition at the white house donald trump and the first lady will pardon these two turkeys. their names, bread-and-butter and they want you to vote on who should be crowned the national thanksgiving turkey, the birds arrived sunday and are living out their best life right now at a 5-star hotel. i say we pardon both. i think that might happen. milania trump kicking off the holiday season by accepting the delivery of the official white house christmas tree. the 18 foot douglas for arriving to the front door on a horse drawn carriage from a farm in pennsylvania. the capitol hill christmas tree finishes its 2000 mile journey from new mexico's national

forest to the west lawn. nancy pelosi set to light the 60 foot spruce on december 4th. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. mayor pete surging to the front of the democratic pack with this two voters. >> i'm running to be the president who can help america pick up the pieces and build something better. >> reporter: is he qualified to run the country? when the city is already in charge of his facing serious struggles. a south bend councilman explains the problems getting worse under the buttigieg administration up next. ♪

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>> i'm running to be the president who can help america pick up the pieces and build something better. if that sounds like a major challenge, it sure is, but we can do it. >> pete buttigieg claiming he can build a better america but as the mayor focuses on the iowa caucuses the city of south bend is in turmoil, staggering violent crime and poverty plaguing the community. you to break down the 2020 hopeful's record is councilman jake parrishcar. >> thank you for having me. let's take a look at this latest poll out of iowa which shows pete buttigieg up 16 points. he is now at a foreign and biden and sanders and klobuchar coming in at 6% so a significant lead

but at the same time there are some problems in south bend that you can speak to specifically, correct? >> sure, there are definitely some issues here in south bend. there are some good things going on in our see. downtown is coming again, people moving back into town and pete get some of the credit for that, some of it, not all of it. as you mentioned in your lead in our violent crime has continued to soar even while the national rate of dropped. our rates per capita, a city nearby, chicago if not exceeding those and one of our most violent summers on record where we doubled last year's number of shooting so there are definitely some challenges facing our city. i don't fear for my safety or my family's safety on a daily basis. this is a problem largely based around gaining and group violent so if you are not involved in those collectivities were less

likely to come into contact with that violent crime and it is something that disproportionately affects minorities as well. shannon: let's bring in these numbers so people can visually see what you just mentioned. the south bend crime rate is higher than chicago. almost double. the incident in south bend, 1064 in chicago, 563 and you mentioned the homicides that were doubled in the last year and on top of that the poverty rate which is at 24.5% in south bend and south bend in terms of evidence is a population of 100,000. >> roughly 100,000, a little over. we suffered a blow in the early 1960s with the loss of studebaker, a manufacturer, we lost 20%-30% of our population at that time and haven't seem to recover a lot of that

population, a slight uptick right now but nothing like a population growth we sign the heyday. heather: what should people take away from this? mayor pete is spending a lot of time away from south bend and not there on the ground doing work a mayor needs to do because he's running for president right now. what should voters think of in terms of the issues happening in south bend when he is saying he can make america better? >> let me point out mayor pete and i have had a cordial, productive relationship during my time on counsel and we get along on a personal level. i have gone out of my way to be kind to him in the national media and so i'm not going to engage in any kind of character assassination here but we have some issues in south bend that haven't gotten better under his administration and have gotten worse. we have infrastructure crumbling

much like across the midwest, we have as you mentioned rising levels of poverty and we have some serious challenges this administration was unable to meet during the eight years mayor pete ran the city. shannon: i think it is fair for people to know that. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. we will be right back. if you have medicare, listen up. the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket, and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with their new fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find the right medicare plan that fits you.

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♪ >> live shot from new york city this morning where things are relatively calm but three big storms coming across the country impacting travelers this thanksgiving weekend and janice dean will let you know what you need to know and how it will impact your travel plans. a staple of new york city, new york city officially banning the controversial french dish frog walk. the fatty goose or duck as part of a pack of animal-rights bills. restaurants will be fined up to $2000 for each violation. officially goes into effect in

2022 so far guam might not be on your thanksgiving table but turkey will end this morning health agencies reminding americans not to wash their turkeys before cooking them. washing won't kill bacteria and could spread germs. expert say you should pat the turkey dry with paper towels instead. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a bald eagle rescued after it was shot twice in the wing. animal conservation workers taking care of the bird. if they catch the shooter that person could face a $100,000 fine. beautiful animal. now the bad. that right there is 40 pounds of methamphetamine sitting on the table. shares in arizona say the drugs are worth $2 million, found during a routine traffic stop. finally the ugly. a chihuahua goes for a joy ride. the dog and driver louisiana

jumping on the gas pedal. the suv went in reverse across four lanes of traffic before coming to a stop. incredibly no one was injured including the chihuahua. this wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues now. goodbye. jillian: tuesday, november 26th. the fox news alert, we will destroy, iran's the warning for the west as of the protests rage in the streets. kim jong un report suggests the regime's rockets were pointed at the united states before striking saudi oilfields in september. >> the truth is chicago has a gun problem with goes hand-in-hand with violent crimes. >> i have kids and pray for them every day. rob: more than 10,000 illegal guns pulled from the streets of chicago just this year alone.