todd: what did they do? in the studio. carley: i thought he was going to split a fan. todd: apologize in advance for whatever this next hour is going to be. jillian: happy thanksgiving and thank you for starting the day with us. are you getting ready to press your turkey this morning? we got you covered with a butterball expert. rob: we want to thank the family,. i will head there after the show. jillian: it has been a

challenging year for us. she had surgery yesterday. we are all together how close net we are. rob: send us your thanksgiving pictures along with what you are thankful for. we will share them all morning long. jillian: you should be thankful you are staying home for the holiday. extreme weather wreaking havoc for millions of thanks giving travelers, hundreds of drivers stranded in the california oregon border for 17 hours stuck in a blizzard. dashcam video in utah capturing a crash on slippery roads there. rob: multiple storm sweeping across the country. the extreme winds pushing through the midwest. it has been really windy. the utility pole swaying

back-and-forth, hundreds of flights, grounded at nations airports. >> wherever they are. rob: 55 million people travel this weekend a lot getting stuck in places all over the country. here in new york city, big concern, the 93rd annual macy's thanksgiving day parade because of all this wind. jillian: all the giant balloons could be grounded for the first time since 1971. adam klotz is live at the start of the parade route. how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: the wind hasn't felt too horribly bad but we getting close to 25, 30 miles an

hour which will be close to the threshold you want to fly these things. it is the macy's day parade and everyone wants to see those balloons up, 3 million people will be in new york city, 50 million people watching around the country, 8000 marchers and 16 giant character balloons, 90 carry each of these and it all comes down to the wind, 20 mile an hour consistent winds are gusting winds up to 34 miles an hour. let's get a look at the forecast. these are the winds across the northeast. we have been getting to that threshold but i thought recent gusts in central park getting to 26, 28 miles an hour. you can hear that a little bit. we will be cutting it close to that level. not too bad but temperatures climbing to 50 °. we will see that winter weather, heavy snow for them.

it is mostly sunny and clear, it turns out to be a nice day. this is still unfortunately going to be a gametime decision as far as the wind goes. we wants to see these things pop up. back behind me we have new floats in the parade this year. that is astronaut snoopy, another new float. do you know how gary, with spongebob, there you go. >> on the west side, before they head into midtown for the parade.

>> american troops serving overseas. >> now break from politics as we get a glimpse at what could be included in the inspector general's fisa report, much-anticipated. allison barber with what will be included in the findings in that report. >> reporter: the inspector general is expected to say the fbi never tried to place undercover agents or informants inside the trump 2016 campaign according to a report in the new york times. the finding, the times rights, is one of several by michael horowitz that undercuts conservative claims the fbi acted improperly in investigating several trump associates starting in 2016. fbi obtained a fisa warrant to survey a carter page, former trump campaign advisor, because of alleged ties to the russian government. the times as inspector general horwitz found fbi leaders did not take politically motivated action pursuing the wiretap on mister page.

there are reports the ig found fbi lawyer altered an email to ask the court to renew the page wiretap. the ig report released december 9th expected to criticize efforts like that as sloppy and unprofessional. was the report comes out mark meadows tells us jillian turner, republicans, intend to call for the resignation of house intelligence chairman adam schiff. to sources republicans think the evidence in this report is so damning it makes clear that adam schiff is failing and oversight duties of intelligence agencies. it could be a tough argument to make because republicans, not democrats, were in the majority at the time of the alleged offenses suggesting republicans will try to argue that adam schiff has subsequent insight into the process that was managed by officials in the obama administration. jillian: happy thanksgiving. a fox news alert.

north korea firing at least one in identified projectile overnight. south korean military announcing the launch but not confirming, where it landed. it comes as the us and north korea stare down a year end deadline for nuclear negotiations if they don't come up with a plan, we could see an uptick in missile testing in the rogue regime. another fox news alert, china's foreign ministry promising firm countermeasures after donald trump signs two bills backing hong kong protesters. the president vowed to protect activists from president xi on "fox and friends". >> we have to stand with hong kong but the reward for me, hong kong would have been obliterated in 14 minutes. he has 1 million soldiers standing outside hong kong that aren't going in only because i asked him please don't do that. you will be making a big mistake. it will have a tremendous negative impact. jillian: pro-democracy

protesters continue to clash with police. rob: 60,000 people forced out of their homes this thanksgiving after a massive chemical plant exploded in texas at the tpc plant, still burning 24 hours later. what a mess. flames causing the plants to completely collapse and set off a giant fireball. this is really ugly, doorbell camera footage shows the effect but with the giant explosions flew doors open, shattered windows in the vicinity. three employees were hurt in the blast. now they are all okay. look at the black smoke. ousted navy secretary richard spencer speaking out for the first time since his firing. spencer says the president's intervention was shocking and

unprecedented adding the action, very little understanding of what it means to be in the military. marcus provided spencer accusing him of overreaching in negotiations to allow gallagher to remain in the navy. the president restoring gallagher's rank after he was acquitted on murder charges. and this was at his florida rally. >> why would he wear a tie. they take off shirts and show us that gorgeous chest. rob: talking about the doctor's visit, joking about his recent trip to see the doctor. not everyone enjoyed the humor. many media outlets quick to point out the picture was doctored in case you didn't know. i thought it was a real photo. i was shocked.

jillian: you texted me yesterday. rob: why hasn't president obama endorsed his former vice president for president? here is what joe biden said. >> i asked him not to endorse. whoever wins this nomination should win on their own merits. rob: president obama telling a different story. political analyst ron meyer says this could be the end for joe. easier to a claim why coming up. jillian: we are thankful for all the babies born into the "fox and friends first" family. kim haggerty says extra thankful. and our producer haley on the left side thankful for her whole family especially her new niece mccanna. jillian: kelly kramer is

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>> if you are the best choice for the democrats in 2020, why didn't president obama endorse you? >> i asked president obama not to endorse and he doesn't -- whoever wins this nomination should win on their own merits. rob: we are getting a different story, he just doesn't have it.

that is former president barack obama privately revealing he doesn't believe his former vice president joe biden can win in 2020. jillian: is this the end for joe biden? rod meyer joins us with his take, happy thanksgiving and thanks for joining us. are you surprised? is this the beginning of the end? >> definitely the beginning of the end. talking about joe biden's chances in iowa, not only is he losing in iowa but also losing in new hampshire and the crazy thing is he is in fourth place in both states, not second-place, not third-place, fourth-place. he is losing to a mayor of the city that barely has 100,000 people. before president obama said that we knew it was the beginning of the end because he hasn't done well in his debates, poling has gone consistently down. i think this is basically the nail in the coffin. if i'm joe biden i'm thinking about just staying home now that he is home for thanksgiving and being home for the holidays and giving this thing up because i don't think -- rob: you leading in national polls and is a strong contender

but the name component came from political magazine, president obama on joe biden, pointed out during his own 2008 campaign he had an intimate bond with the electorate especially in iowa that he no longer has and he added you know who really doesn't have it, joe biden. that definitely hurt. when biden answered a few times that he asked obama not to endorse them, he wanted to earn it on his own did you buy that? >> i don't really buy it. it is possible but i think at this point joe biden knows he needed to win. he has been floundering and he is leading a couple national polls but how many candidates can you name who lost iowa and new hampshire and gone on to win the nomination? very few in the history of the modern primary process. biden has an uphill climb. he's doing well in south carolina, doing okay in national polls but people are looking to

pete buttigieg over him and elizabeth warren instead of him even though she has been trailing donald trump in many swing state polls it makes you wonder. i think this democratic nomination is up in the air, two new candidates jumping in the last couple weeks and frankly a fireman democrat looking at how to beat donald trump in 2020 i'm scratching my head and wondering if it can be done. rob: let's switch gears, talk about the impeachment hearing and senator graham is comparing what democrats have done so far with this inquiry to the salem witch trials. what do you make of that comparison? let me see if i have this right, jerry nadler inviting donald trump to participate in the judiciary committee hearings after all the facts were gathered in schiff's intel committee where the president's team was shut out, sailor which is got a better deal than this. real quick democrats point out this is the way it went with clinton and nixon as well, pretty much consistent with the

way those impeachments were handled as well. >> except for the fact in those two cases you actually got facts pointing to the president is doing something impeachable. the fact haven't been laid out to the point of directly pointing to trump as doing the acts. we have people saying he didn't quid pro quo for the white house meeting but we don't have them linked to the 400 million in aid to ukraine and so you need to gather more facts from rudy giuliani or the president himself or they shouldn't be having the judiciary meetings because judiciary hearings will go into why these acts are impeachable but we don't know the acts exist, those fact haven't been laid out. most independent-minded americans are wondering what is impeachable so far. some of it doesn't look very good, not necessarily a -- these things were great but were they impeachable? probably not at this point so if

anything the democrats ought to be doing more fact gathering, trying to move on to the persuasion phase of being impeachable because it is not at this point. jillian: we will follow it, have a great day. it is 19 after the hour. amazon accused of using unchecked drivers to deliver packages to your home this holiday season. the risk that could post your safety. rob: are you clueless about carbon the bird? next, our master butcher showing us how to slice up a turkey. then we will all compete in a carve off later in the show. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait!

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butcher and author of the everyday meet guy, good to see you, happy thanksgiving. each year it gets more exciting. >> nobody practicing all through the year. jillian: let's start out with what we start with here. >> 15, 20 minutes, absorbs the juices, use your hand when carting it, don't pierce it with a fork. it looks more natural juice and flavor out of the turkey. then you want to start and take the legs off first which allows the breast to keep pulling and opens up space to take your breast off and do it with no problem. >> on a cutting board, not a table. >> go to the table. then it is round, you can't do it on air. right between the leg and the breast and it opens up to the

joints, and in the leg, the next joint and you separate the drum and the 5. then go rest on a platter. this is the side and take the bone out of the side on the inside. then again you cut that joint off because you go through the joints. and the wing i take that off. you open up this space to work and do it. >> now you got the breast. >> in one whole piece and right in the middle is the bone so you want to go to one side of it and start to open it up. you are not there yet. this, this boat is rounded so you are using the tip of a knife, 5 or 6 inch knife and as you pull it a little bit you are scraping the bone as it goes so

it will come off in one nice piece. rob: right up against the breast bone. >> that enables you to put it down followed. >> this is the grain part. >> look at the way the lines are running and cut across that and make your slice. turn it to your knife side so you can squeeze a little bit and go against the grain, according to a native and in, too thin and it will dry when you bring it to the table. then it is an actual bite and it enables you to slice up against the grain as it should be which is why it is tender. rob: you still get gravy. jillian: why do you want to go against the grain or with the grain? >> we don't have cutting, we have that -- if you shorten those fibers that is why it seems so tender.

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jillian: we are talking about shopping. rob: everything you need and if you're getting ready to put turkey in the oven and have last-minute questions we have an expert from butterball who knows everything about how to make these turkeys and if you have any questions. jillian: we will get to all of that but in the meantime a look at our top stories we are following and we begin with that extreme weather is millions of thanksgiving travelers are dealing with headache the two storms across the country, hundreds of flights and thousands of people grounded at our nation's airports, 55 million people are expected to travel this week. rob: the first family at mara margo, calling american troops serving overseas to thank them for their service and send well wishes for the holidays. >> millions across the country and justly awaiting the macy's thanksgiving day parade, the winds, ghosts succeed 34 mph the balloons could be grounded for

the first time since 1971. officials will make the gametime decision. rob: we don't know yet. home for the holidays, not everyone. a handful of stores will open their doors on thanksgiving day. jillian: with a booming economy into the holiday season more people are expected to shop till they drop this year. >> they've got to work on thanksgiving. >> that is who you feel bad for. would you believe you start shopping at 6:00, in 30 minutes you start shopping before you buy a turkey. kmart is one of the stores, best buy, jcpenney, what macy's, walmart and target opening up today, walmart opening up a thanksgiving meal as a sign of

gratitude, opening because people want to shop, 165 million people will hit stores this holiday weekend, 39.6 million will shop today alone. low unemployment could be motivating factors. all three major indices close up at a record and these are things the president is taking credit for. >> we have the hottest economy anywhere in the world, not even close. unemployment reached its lowest level in 51 years. in the last 12 months, you have never been successful like you are right now. >> making employees work on a holiday. and they will be closed today. how you at home feel about those stores opening early at 6 am.

and let people be with their families, the crankiness and green has gotten out of hand. a twitter user says i have better things to do on thanksgiving. however, any desired deals will push me to online rather than local shopping. steve on facebook says what point is it? thanksgiving comes one day a year. you can shop the other 364. one of the commenters said if you're going to shop, online shopping. you can still be at home. rob: a family activity, go shopping with the family. jillian: rather than stores opening after dinner like late at night, i could see how stores with want to open first thing in the morning and open earlier and close in the afternoon and let families have dinner and have the night. >> who was stuffing the turkey?

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jillian: welcome back. time to talk turkey blues not sure what to do with the bird? we got you covered.

rob: the but above talk line expert has the answers. here is george from reno, nevada asking if he should buy a fresh or frozen turkey. >> if you are able to get your hands on a fresh turkey, gopher that because it is obviously going to be when we are ready to cook today which is easier. they are both pretty easy. if you buy in advance you put it in the refrigerator, no more work than buying a fresh turkey so it is a preference on how early you buy your turkey versus how long you want to store it. jillian: jason asks my turkey is dry, how do i avoid that? they don't want him admixture. >> a common question we get on the talk line. what you need to do is use a meat thermometer as your cooking to make sure you cook your

turkey so the breast area registers 170 ° and the side is 180. when you exceed those temperatures that is when your turkey dries out. if you have those temperatures it will be moist for you. jillian: what if you lost your meat thermometer or don't have one? >> ask guests if they can bring one or ask your neighbors if you can borrow one. usually you can find one and there are convenience stores that are open on holidays if you have to make a last-minute grocery run. rob: my family we do turkey medium rare. jillian: there is always the thing you can't find in the morning. rob: how do you deep fry a turkey from susan in louisville, kentucky? >> we answer all kinds of different cooking questions, deep frying, air frying is a

super popular question this year. this one is a little more in depth. i want to remind everybody you can call us at 1-800-butterball or text 844-877-3456. we are there on thanksgiving and we can help you cook no matter how you want to cook your turkey, whether you want to deep fry it or grill it if you're looking -- we celebrate all those techniques because there are all kinds of ways to do thanksgiving, call with your deep frying questions and do it safely. rob: don't light the kitchen on fire. thank you, we will get more questions, thank you. jillian: let me see state given day balloons are inflated but will they fly? we are live on the parade route next. rob: let's see what is coming up on fox. >> it didn't hurt. there is misinformation. jillian: we will talk about this later.

rob: you do your turkey rare? >> that is not a thing. rare to medium rare. >> great show. we have a great show on "fox and friends". thanksgiving, it is football and always be lions and cowboys. don't know who started a tradition but it is the way it is. to talk about football we have terry bradshaw, and politics as well. jason chaffetz, tammy bruce, joey jones, superman is my wing man, dean cain is here all three hours on "fox and friends" and fast pro and cabelas will be here on morning long with the best black friday deals and discounts and show you how to deep fry properly, not medium rare. jillian: no one go to rob's

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>> welcome back. police are putting out information on a possible adduction captured by a doorbell camera. watch this. [screaming] >> somebody help me please! jillian: hard to listen to, the chilling at it happened earlier this month. los angeles police say a white man is driving the car carrying the screaming woman. also released a picture of the vehicle, a white toyota major,

police hope it generates new leads. a father and son under arrest after posting video of a dragracing crash on the internet. the crash happened in february in the lincoln tunnel between new york and new jersey. investigators made the arrest, the men face several charges including leaving the scene of an accident. a sheriff deputy saves a man from the burning van. the drug rescue is caught on body camera. >> anybody in their? >> the deputy putting out the flames before grabbing the man in the drivers seat, it is unclear what caused the fire. rob: is millions of people wait to watch the macy's thanksgiving

day parade, we don't know if those balloons and floats will fly. robert moses is here in new york, live at the start of the parade route on the upper west side and what do you think? is it feeling too windy out there? >> happy thanksgiving. winds are very calm. snoopy is waiting and ready to go, he is dressed as an astronaut so he is hoping to fly. macy's tells me this will truly be a last-second decision that may come at 9:05. and called whether the balloons fly 55 feet in the air once the winds strengthen they fly much lower. city regulations say the balloons are grounded of sustained winds exceed 20 miles an hour or gusts go higher than 34. the nypd is monitoring anemometer's all along the

parade route. this decision will come later this morning. either way even if those giant balloons don't fly there are plenty of other attractions. there are smaller balloons, floats and marching bands and cheerleaders and performers like idina mezel. everything kicks off at 9:00. happy thanksgiving to you. >> we want to see the balloons. jillian: it is 8 minutes until the top of the hour, the moment we have all been waiting for, the turkey carve off. >> we will put our schools to the test to carve the turkey, the fastest and most accurate. jillian: some thanksgiving photos. here is olivia and grayson.

rob: the garbage family sent in this nice black and white photo, thankful for each other. jillian: christie says she is thankful for her mom. rob: jacqueline is thankful for this adorable turkey known as her nephew. keep the pictures coming, we will be right back. ♪ it is nice. his haircut is "nice." ♪ ked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go seats. can your car do this? man, y'all getting a hook up and y'all don't even work here. don't act like i'm not doing y'all a favor. y'all should be singing my praises. pacificaaaaa! with employee pricing, get $4,107 below msrp plus $1,000 bonus cash plus 0% financing for 60 months on the 2020 pacifica limited

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jillian: jill welcome back.happ. butcher gave us tips on how to carve the perfect turkey. rob: now he is putting us to the test in our annual turkey carveoff. but, ray, real quick, is going to give us a refresher on what we are doing. you are starting with. >> after your turkey has rested. start alongside the breast. take the leg off. leg, separate the drum and thigh, take the bone out of the thigh and prove to the breast take it one whole piece. put it on cutting board and slice it against the grain at least a quarter to an 8-inch thick. jillian: i'm the judge. [laughter] jillian: what's everyone laughing at. ready? 30 seconds on the clock? go. all right.

rob? rob: i don't have any confidence. jillian: not right now? jillian: 15 seconds on a clock. get in there, todd. jillian: 10, ready, how are they doing? 3, 2, 1. [buzzer] book away and all of a sudden we have turkey here. carley: i didn't do as well this year. rob: carley, your hands are all disgusting. >> she was following the right steps but struggled with the joint on the leg. jillian: how about todd? >> he didn't do too bad. left a little meat on the breast bone, everything else detective right way. and he separated the bone and the thigh. rob: spectacular work on the breast over here. >> i have to come take a look? rob: look how i filleted it.

>> that looks lies, that's not slices against the you have got to do it on the board. todd: not cut. to ho is the winner? [laughter] jillian: he says he hates -- todd. ding, ding, ding. and for that,. jillian: i crown you. rob: i am so mad. jillian: winner of the turkey carveoff. rob: look at this guy. i can't believe they gave it to toddy. jillian: i thought we had something going. rob: moral of the story is cut against the grain. jillian: i cut the leg off

with my hands. jillian: thank you for being here and helping us with us. todd will never let us live this down. to you at home, thank you for joining us and have a happy thanksgiving. i'm trying to keep a straight face. i can't. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ celebration ♪ we're going to celebrate and have a good time ♪ it's time to come together ♪ it's up to you ♪ what's your pleasure. lisa: he is jamming over here. pete: as we should be. dean: celebrate. yes. pete: my favorite holiday on the calendar. happy thanksgiving to you and your family. thank you for joining us. look who is here, lisa booth. lisa: hi, guys. pete: and dean cain. lisa: th