managing heart failure starts now with understanding. call today or go online to understandheartfailure.com for a free heart failure handbook. shannon: friday november 13th, fox news alert. a massive manhunt for a man accused of killing a police officer, what we know about the suspect is police race to track him down. >> one system of checks and balances if you vote in person, another if you vote by mail. >> a win for the trump campaign, a judge says pennsylvania's secretary of state overstepped. what it means for the president's fight moving forward. >> we need resources to fight the plague. >> what a difference a week makes.

a maskwas lori lightfoot calling to stop the spread of covid-19 well celebrating joe biden the streets minorities a lockdown chicago. looking to cancel thanksgiving. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. >> straight to a fox news alert, a manhunt in arkansas after a police officer is shot and killed. >> the suspect opening fire outside a motel is police were looking for him in a separate shooting. >> reporter: the suspect still on the lamb at this hour, stephen off in a maroon suv after the shooting. officers from west helena police department were at the motel acting on a tip about a shooting when the suspect they were investigating allegedly opened fire from inside a car. shooting and killing the officer. arkansas state police and

federal agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms assisting in the investigation and manhunt for the suspect identified as bill atarius howard. he's wanted initiative from last week and is considered armed and dangerous. lieutenant governor tim griffin tweeting heartbreaking news out of helena. my thoughts and prayers for the family of the officer who was killed in the line of duty. i hope the killer is apprehended and brought to justice was god bless the brave men and women in law enforcement another officer involved shooting being investigated in north carolina, two gastonia police officer shot in a nightclub suffering on life-threatening injuries and they are expected to recover. at this point there is no word was led to that shooting but we

will get more information as it comes in. >> thank you. not the news we want to wake up to but thank you for keeping us updated. to legal battles over the 2020 election of pennsylvania judge will hear appeals in donald trump's campaign legal challenges over alleged voter fraud. historic hand recount of 5 million ballots will get underway in georgia. griff jenkins in washington as the election battle heats up. >> good morning to you. the keystone state, 10 am this morning the judge will here five appeals in philadelphia where the trump campaign is seeking to have 1000 ballots tossed for what they say are ineligible votes after the trump campaign won a minor victory when the judge ruled the secretary of state lack the authority to extend the deadline but the ruling did not affect the overall vote count.

trump campaign spokesman kayleigh mcenany weighing in on this. >> we believe in the counting process, ballots without signatures, dates and addresses which are required by law were counted in some democrat counties but not some republican counties. this would amount to tens of thousands of ballots counted improperly. >> this as a hand recount begins in georgia, first time they had to recount the president a result there in history. the will be busy because they have a deadline of november 20th was out with a new lawsuit filed by the arizona gop to force the hand recount there and it comes as several other networks join fox news's decision desk and call the grand canyon state for joe biden. a coalition of federal and state election officials with protection efforts on november 3rd releasing this statement that there is no evidence a new voting system changed votes or was in any way compromised. that comes as president-elect biden moves forward on the call for nancy pelosi and chuck

schumer, blasted his republican colleagues for not pressuring him to concede. >> and said of working to pull the country back together so we can fight our common enemy, covid-19, republicans in congress are spreading conspiracy theories. it is time to move on and get to work for the american people. this is nothing but a temper tantrum by republicans. >> reporter: most republicans on capitol hill still supporting the president's efforts but some republicans support breaking, senator jim lankford yesterday calling on president-elect biden to resume getting the presidential daily briefing, the intel report, getting it before he stopped and he wants him to get it again. >> is joe biden moves forward with his transition fox news contributor mike huckabee says if he wants unity he should listen to the voter fraud

allegations. >> i would suggest what joe biden should do if you wants to bring unity and bring 71 million trump voters together, let him be the one to call for a full transparency investigation, complete clearing of all the ballots to make sure they are legit and if that turns out to show he did in fact get more votes and won the electoral college we all go quietly into the night licking our wounds. what you can have is an election that has lots of dark clouds hanging over it because this election is too important. jillian: joining us next, georgia congressman leading the hand recount as it gets in full swing today. we will ask him about the money pouring into the peach status republicans and democrats fight for their two senate seats. incoming white house chief of staff says president-elect joe biden has spoken privately with several republicans except for one top member.

>> he has not spoken to senator mcconnell. i think senator mcconnell seems to be drifting, that donald trump won the election, he didn't. nobody suggested a time for them to talk. >> reporter: revealing what kind of relationship biden will have with vice president-elect, harris. >> she is an incredibly insightful and trusted voice by president-elect biden. she will be the last person in the room, the last voice before he makes important decisions. >> biden started his transition plan even though the president has yet to concede. a member of the president-elect covid-19 advisory board walking back his earlier proposal. >> if we did that, we could lock down for four to six weeks and we could drive the numbers down like they have done in asia and new zealand and australia.

shannon: he told abc news a lockdown was never discussed with the biden team and would likely not be supported. doctor ronnie jackson says even the idea of another lockdown is alarming. >> i get upset with the fact all lease people talking about this, these bureaucrats, mayors, governors from blue states for the most part, bureaucrats that are talking about shutting government down not a single one have missed a paycheck. the normal folks on the average, small businesses have been driven into the ground by this virus, they cannot tolerate this. >> a new study finds one of 5 coronavirus patients develop anxiety, depression and other mental illness within 90 days. people must cancel thanksgiving fans -- plans under the new

lockdown order, mayor lori lightfoot issuing a stay-at-home advisory amid a spike in covid-19 cases including a 10 person limit on social gatherings. >> we must tell you, you must cancel the normal thanksgiving plans particularly if they include guests that do not live in your immediate household. >> the lockdown starts monday morning. health and human services secretary alex azar doubling down on taking precautions that thanksgiving so everyone can be at next year's thanksgiving. >> you have more people together that are not household members you are at risk and have to be extra careful about distance and wearing face coverings. we have practical suggestions was open your window to increase ventilation. if you have a ceiling fan turn it so it points upwards. use single serving things for the food. the most important thing, even if we sacrifice this year for thanksgiving and christmas we want to make sure everyone is available next year for

thanksgiving and christmas. >> let me ask you this. shannon: a small study found 56% of americans plan to travel for thanksgiving. let's talk about extreme weather. 7 people dead and two are missing after a devastating flooding in north carolina. heavy rains from tropical storm eta leaving homes and cars underwater. reporter in charlotte was live on apps a bridge collapsed in front of her. watch this. >> reporter: this is incredible. we are backing up. live on tv we saw the road, lapse, the same road we were standing on seconds ago. shannon: can you imagine? crews responding to dozens of people rescuing them, stranded in rising waters as people in florida cleanup from damage left by eta.

rain putting a damper on the start of the masters. round one was delayed for several hours due to bad weather. it will resume after being suspended due to darkness. paul casey finished around 1:00 at 7 under par defending champ tiger woods not far behind, he finished four under matching the most round at the masters ever for fifth-place. still ahead a legal win for the trump campaign in pennsylvania. harmeet dhillon on the president that legal team he claims with the latest win could mean for lawsuit in other states was a picture is worth 1000 words, this one is priceless. alexandria ocasio cortez posted this picture of her staring down senator joe manchin.

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>> a win today in pennsylvania for the campaign that supports our continued assertion the secretary of state extended the deadline without authority and this lawsuit is a step to securing our rights to that recount in pennsylvania. >> reporter: the trump campaign celebrating a win in pennsylvania ruling the state may not count ballots where the voters need to provide proof of identification and failed to do so by november 9th. a member of donald trump's legal team, harmeet dhillon joins us to break down what this means for the president's chances in the keystone state. the trump team got a win in pennsylvania. can you explain this particular case and how significant it is? >> this is an important case about a constitutional issue that is broader than pennsylvania namely where you

have a republican legislature or democrat legislature and they passed a law regarding deadlines for voting. and other officials like the secretary of state or the supreme court unilaterally change it if they don't like what you did? always the legislature may set the time, place and manner of elections. the secretary of state of pennsylvania decided to extend the deadline. people voting for the first time after provide some form of identification and they extended that out and there are some ballots that will be segregated or not counted. jillian: how many may not count as a result and is it enough to change anything? >> reporter: we don't know accurate tallies of these ballots but a different category of ballots is over 8000.

another category, ballots that arise after the election day, segregated by the supreme court, you are talking tens of thousands of ballots but with difference between the parties of 50,000 with some ballots, waiting to be counted, the president could change that. you would have to change the outcome of other states to change the outcome of the election. shannon: donald trump commuted the prison sentences, spent a lot of time on prison reform. gavin newsom interviewed 22,000 commutations including 10 immigrants facing deportation.

>> these are different circumstances, the governor before them. the reason for those commutations including minor drug offenses and murder and no one the murder, to avoid them being deported. if you are a criminal serving time at the end of the sentence, you would be handed over to ice to be deported but if your sentence has been commuter a vacated it could be a different setting. what the governor is looking at is even if we have president biden who is probably going to be soft on these folks there will be laws and regulations for the department of homeland security, people wouldn't find out, different motivations of the president's commutations, ironically, joe biden is

responsible for in a harsh crime bill. these are very different. shannon: i wonder what precedent this sets. thank you for joining us. still ahead, restaurants struggling for months during the pandemic. most of them won't make it through the winter. president of the texas restaurant association joins us live.

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>> the lone star state could be locking down 1 million coronavirus cases, el paso extending its emergency order through thanksgiving the

shutdown nonessential businesses including restaurants. the texas restaurant association warning half of eateries would close after a second lockdown. this has been a difficult year for you. simply put how difficult, how hard is it to be a restaurant owner in texas right now? >> it has been incredibly hard, 50,000 before the crisis it, we lost 15%, restaurants are trying to grapple with the health and safety protocol, changing business models overnight. we are grateful to be in texas where we have a governor who was in this crisis but as the numbers increase we are racing for an impact that could lead to 40% of restaurants or 30,000. shannon: that is a terrifying number and el paso shutdown all

nonessential businesses. have you spoken to the governor? any indication how he feels about it? >> we worked closely with the governor's team, we had good news last night, they did stay the order in el paso until it could be heard, that was good news overnight. we were fortunate we are going to step through this together with a regional approach in texas so we have peaks in areas we can address of them. we have to think about eight month of this crisis, we received eight weeks of federal support. talking about a catastrophic impact to the nation's second largest employer in a $70 billion industry. >> you mentioned the stimulus which stalled on capitol hill. what are restaurant owners saying? how badly do they need a second round of stimulus? >> that is the most frustrating

part. it is clear under have handicaps and shutdowns restaurants are desperate. these are small businesses. none of the ten are 50 or less employees, these are small businesses and we are stuck in partisan politics. we have been really singing everything we can at the capital asking for a second round that will help restaurants get through winter but we don't see it in sight and we will not stop until it crosses the line but it is extraordinary to think it is so critical. shannon: small business owners are struggling and it is tough to see. thank you for being such a good messenger.

we appreciate it. it is 25 after the hour. joe biden vowing to get aggressive on climate change. >> i will bring us back into the paris agreement. i will put us back in the business of leading the world on climate change. shannon: is rejoining the paris agreement the right move? rebecca grant says nothing will happen until we stop china. tropical storm wasn't bad enough, the monster alligator spotted on a florida golf course on saturday morning. ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ you take everything ♪ new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere.

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shannon: an urgent manhunt is underway in arkansas after a police officer is shot and killed, opening fire outside the mode cell as police looked for

him in a separate shooting, considered armed and dangerous. police officers were shot outside, outside the shooting. the houston police department warning one of their own, holding a procession for fallen sergeant shawn rios, shot and killed on his way to work earlier this week. his body draped in an american flag as officers salute outside a funeral home. he leaves behind four children was a memorial service is planned for wednesday. president-elect joe biden making combating climate change a top priority vowing to rejoin the paris climate agreement on day one. >> i know climate change is a challenge that will define our american future. meeting the challenge will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bring life into the economy.

i will bring us back into the paris agreement. i will put us back in the business of leaving the world on climate change. >> we have to move toward a net 0 emissions. >> reporter: our next guest says rejoining the paris agreement would be a huge mistake. national security analyst doctor rebecca grant joins us. good morning. you have a perspective i never heard before. tell us why you think joe biden rejoining the paris climate accord would be the wrong call. >> china, not america, is the climate monster. there greenhouse gas emissions of gone up 353% since 1990. we could rejoin, we could pay for a lot of carbon capture here and china can ruin the planet all by themselves. we can't just go back and without a lot of preconditions and changes to that accord.

jillian: the thing i found so compelling had to do with solar energy. explain china profiting off of that. >> here's the hoax if you will which is china really wants to sell solar energy, 7 of the world's ten solar panel manufacturers are chinese companies. a $1.7 trillion climate stimulus would end up benefiting china because of a huge new demand for these energy products. shannon: the chinese foreign ministry sends congratulations to joe biden and kamala harris, they say, quote, we respect the choice of the american people, extend congratulations to mister biden and miss harris. what is your opinion on this? them sending the congratulations and the timing of this? >> they like biden. they have been quietly hoping

and expecting a biden/harris when and hoping this administration will not be as tough on them as trump has been. it is almost like they couldn't believe it was too good to be true because they would like to see the us quietly go back to the world health organization, come back to paris and let china continue its effort to spread their values and give america a bad name around the world and hoping they might go back on the taiwan arms deal. they like this. jillian: iran has been very busy building a stockpile of enriched uranium, 12 times what the iran nuclear deal would have all out. donald trump pulled us out of the old saying it was ridiculous, they are a state sponsor of terrorism, no checks on ballistic missiles, joe biden

wants to reenter the deal. what happens if he does? >> ayatollah khomeini said he would trump to trump or biden, here we see bad tactics, the best thing to do would be maximum pressure and renegotiate that deal but there is no deal to go back to because they ran as violating three types of violations enriching storage of uranium and too much heavy work, no control so it is a terrible terrible deal and bad tactics to say are we just going to go back? i don't expect to see that. iran is endangering iran does not need nuclear material for their civilian nuclear power, simply buying what they need on the world market which most countries do. shannon: a scary thought. doctor rebecca grant, we appreciate it.

donald trump banning americans from investing in firms with ties to chinese military, the executive order covers 31 companies including huawei. the president said the businesses pose a threat to national security and set to take effect in january before president-elect biden takes office. pope francis the latest world leader to congratulate joe biden in his victory in the presidential election, he spoke by phone discussing shared interests in helping the poor, tackling climate change and welcoming refugees. biden will be the second catholic priest in the us after john f. kennedy. the diocese of brooklyn taking a fight over covid-19 restrictions to the supreme court, the church is challenging new york rules on houses of worship arguing they unfairly target religion. governor andrew cuomo issued an executive order last month limiting church attendance to ten people in the state's red zone and 25 in the are zone. imagine you're having a great day on the golf course and then

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>> the republican national senatorial committee prepare for two heated battles that will decide the balance of power in

the senate. they have been racing $32 million for the past 6 days, staffers on the ground ready to get out the vote in georgia, john ossoff and kelly leffler in the january runoff elections, republicans hold 50 seats, democrats hold 48. georgia congressman doug collins will join us with more on the races. senator dianne feinstein wants to stop processing judicial nominations, the senate judiciary committee should pause hearings because president-elect joe biden should be the one appointing. mitch mcconnell signaled the confirmation process would continue. choosing to be infected with coronavirus, experts are optimistic on the latest vaccine data from companies like pfizer and moderna banks of their

participants. joining us is trial volunteer, thank you for joining us, we are excited to talk to you about this. tell us why you decided to be a volunteer and what you experienced. >> i run a grassroots organization and i'm traveling around the country meeting with activists and donors and even though i am young, i am not worried about the disease, i would never want to give it to any of them so i enrolled, it hasn't been much of anything except security and safety. >> what were your side effects? >> immediately after i got the shot that night i had chills, next day i had a mild fever. the only side effect i have had his resentments. if you were annoyed by wearing masks before you will be doubly annoyed by wearing a mask when you know it means nothing to you. if you hate social distancing now and don't like your government not to meet with

people on thanksgiving wait until you know you are immune. resentment. shannon: how long does immunity last? >> exactly right. in addition to going into the testing regularly i have been doing my own immunity tests but what i would say for anybody who is a fan of masks, or if you have a social justice progressive friend who loves science and loves masks and loves lockdowns tell them to put their money where their mouth is, why aren't they getting the vaccine? people who are terrified of covid-19 should be first in line getting the vaccine. laura: the goal is to get the vaccines out so we can all get them and masks will become a thing of the past. you started talking about this but as with every thing the

vaccine rollout has become political. >> if the doctors tell us we should take i will be first in line to take it absolutely but if donald trump tells us to take it i am not taking it. >> the bad news is it is two months before joe biden takes over. the trump administration rolling out the vaccination plan and i believe it is flawed. shannon: with your response to that rhetoric? >> andrew cuomo, the grandma killer, should be quiet and let them handle the situation. he is incapable of managing the global pandemic. he worries about trump, worry about the cdc and all the people in the clinical trials and pharmaceutical companies, presumably they are not all in on it was trump. let's trust the real experts and let the politicians get out-of-the-way. shannon: can i just ask your opinion of what it feels like to be part of something that is so much bigger than you? this is something that will help

save millions of people. people have been struggling in this country and around the world for months now. you are part of this study that could change the rest of our lives if it is approved. >> exactly right. when i roll my eyes when i hear people say if we were wore masks for 30 days that would make it disappear. that is just not true. the only way to move forward with it is by taking the vaccine and these vaccines are safe, tested on hundreds of thousands of people for the past six months. if you are a conspiracy theorist who doesn't believe in covid-19 i get you not wanting to get a vaccine but to anybody afraid of covid-19, who has time saying they love science, they should be first signing up for this thing. >> we can't thank you enough. thank you for sharing your experience. >> thank you for having me.

democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, defending the police during a virtual townhall. >> safety is not just an officer with a badge and ago. our budget is too high. we have a $6 billion nypd budget, up to $11 billion. >> senator joe man so much in fighting against the movement tweeting we are the party of working men and women, we do not have a crazy socialist agenda and we do not believe in defunding the police was the freshman lawmaker hit back at manchin's comments by posting this picture of her giving him the death stare. seattle could be next in joining several democratic cities taking money from police, city council reportedly proposing 20% from the department's budget. that falls short of the filofax demand of 50%.

the plan calls for 100 officers. a fox news alert, a suspect accused of killing a police officer. the manhunt underway to find him. prayers for an officer murdered for wearing the uniform. moments like this are comforting but murals for the following are a reminder, the nypd detective joins us next.

shannon: a fox news alert the manhunt underway for a suspect accused of killing an officer in arkansas. 27 year police veteran and we retired nypd detective joins me now. i know this is tough to talk about, another manhunt underway for shooting and killing of a police officer. what are your thoughts this

morning? >> it is sad. another example of the men and women of law enforcement who answered the call every day, they run towards danger when everybody else runs away. an example once again of people out there who want nothing to do other than to kill police officers and it is sad. i'm wondering when the protests and marches on city hall's will start to protest the officers death. shannon: it is awful. we will continue to follow the story, manhunt underway. we will keep everyone updated. there is a new report that shows a 72% increase in nypd retirements. you are one of them and you had a goal of being with the department for 30 years that you

did not reach. >> that is right. my dream was to do 30 years if not more but i reached a point i just couldn't absorb any more. myself, like a lot of cops before me and a lot of cops after me are tired of being colonized, trying to do -- the fear that no matter how great a job they do there will always be someone to manipulate the narrative to cause civil unrest and chaos in communities for the sole purpose of disparaging the police's good name. on top of that, that has not only happened from civilians but is coming from political officials, city hall, from police department headquarters. why would you stay more than you have to? jillian: i'm sure it was

internal struggle to come to this ultimate decision that you see what is going on with the department. a lot of you have been struggling, and cities across the country. it has been hard. you had a goal. what is it like to come to that decision? what goes on within? >> it is not easy. it is not just a job you do for any amount of time in your life and walk away from. it is more than a job. it may sound cliché, you don't just pick up the mantle to find something you do with your life, you do it for a reason. the cause is greater then your self and people don't realize police officers do this day in and day out running towards danger for the sole purpose of

helping the communities they live in and the communities they serve and helping everybody else but themselves, supporting families with their jobs, so much bigger than that. jillian: let's talk about your partner who was gunned down in the line of duty, this is something that should never happen to anyone but this was in the bronx, you were a in an unmarked nypd car. there was a man just praying at the memorial there. tell me what this photo means to you, the significance of a moment like this. >> brings a comfort to see there are still people who understand the sacrifices made by the police. for someone to take a moment to stop and give their respect and thanks is comforting and encouraging to see somebody like

that. she just wasn't a cop, she was a mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend, a coworker. it is much greater than just being a cop. it makes me angry when i see one of these. i hope it's not taken out of context but when i see memorials with names like lou holder, donald moore, the list goes on, these memorials represent, thanks and remembrance. it is also a reminder to police every word that there are people out there who choose to be evil in the world. they you just because you are in uniform. they hate that you represent law

and order and they think it is okay to take the life of a police officer just because you are a police officer. they don't know who the person is in uniform. the person is a human being, the person who is all those things. going forward, i want to see no need for these memorials or murals anymore. that would mean no police officer deaths were occurring but i also live in a world, the reality and there will probably be more memorials for fallen officers. jillian: that man took a moment out of his day, we could learn a lot from a moment like that. we appreciate your time and insight. said to talk to you under these messages. have a good day. >> appreciate you having me. >> a big hour, doctor mark

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jillian: it is friday november 13th was a massive men and from an accused of killing arkansas police officer. what we know about the suspect is police race to track him down. >> one system of checks and balances if you vote in person and another if you vote by mail. >> a win for the trump campaign. a judge says the secretary of state overstepped. what it means for the president's fight moving forward. aoc call to from the police deepening her party's divide. the response to a fellow democrat. "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning.