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election that is fair, where every legal vote counts and no illegal votes don't count. >> it is tuesday november 17th, 2600, ballots unaccounted for in georgia as republicans go all in on the high-stakes senate races. joe biden already appearing to cave to progressive policies. >> immediate 10,$000 forgiveness of student loans, making sure we have access to free education. >> we are live in washington. stocks hit new highs over hopes of a covid-19 vaccine is more states and europe to shutdown. restrictions that could be coming to your state and if we can't have thanksgiving, skip ahead to christmas. chick-fil-a already serving up holiday cheer. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> there it is.

outside look at covid-19, with the red, white and blue christmas lights although i think they were actually election lights. regardless, they are still there, quite effective. >> i decorated my house for christmas. >> my apartments have big enough christmas trees so i am moving in. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> let's begin with this. a georgia election official is blaming nearly 2600 unaccounted ballots on human error. it comes as donald trump sounds off on being blocked from seeing the all-important signature match. griff jenkins live as joe biden signaled he will cave to progressive policies. >> let's start in the peach state, the hand recount, the historic hand recount that just got interesting and they have to finish cutting all 159 counties

but in one, a major discovery, 2600 ballots were not tallied according to gabe stirling, director of elections for the state explained yesterday how this could happen. >> it looks like a memory card from one of the earlier vote devices was not running and that would because by checks and balances and accounting which is the reason the secretary feels in this particular case this was -- it wasn't discovered until we did it. >> sterling says 1643 votes were for trump, 865 provide giving the president a net positive gain of 778 votes but that is far short of the 14,000 that he trails biden by. this is the president sounds off on what he says is an spare aspect of the recount, signature matching. georgia won't met us look at all for important signature match.

without that the recount is meaningless. open up unconstitutional consent decree now. but yesterday georgia's republican secretary of state shot the allegation down. >> no truth to that. the election officials were given the signature match training process and so they are trained at looking at signatures. >> in a washington post interview he claims in a private call with senator lindsey graham he's being pushed to invalidate some legal ballots. and accusation graham calls ridiculous. meanwhile in wilmington president-elect biden given a preview of what his economic policy with a look like with a nod to issues likely to breeze -- please progressives in his party. >> i have laid out in detail, for example, the legislation

passed by democratic house calls for immediate 10,$000 forgiveness of student loans, making sure we have access to education, for anyone making 125,$000 for four years of college and there's a program that exists now under the law that forgives student loans for being able to engage in public service. >> latest today biden is to receive his first national security briefing but he still does not have access to the presidential daily briefing, senator kamala harris, vice president-elect will be there. carley: appreciate it. is the recount continues, white house press secretary ari fleischer says the unaccounted ballots need to be explored. >> the people in charge of that county have some explaining to do, tried to sweep it under the flight 800 vote as a result of which can he pick up more?

are there other similarities? that is why is important, the margin is a high-margin but it is important to pursue. >> ballot counting continues in other states, joe biden remained ahead with 50% of the vote. philadelphia wraps up county military, county officials expect to begin certifying the results today. in nevada, 50.one% of the vote. clark county officials calling for a recount over discrepancies, the county commissioner's race, donald trump calling a major victory. in wisconsin biden maintains a slim lead with 49.6 person. the president has until tomorrow to decide whether to formally request a recount. the process would begin thursday. a new wave of coronavirus restrictions sweep the country as covid-19 cases surge higher

than ever before. from iowa's mask many to philadelphia's ban on dining with friends, jackie ibanez joins us as state and city leaders been down the hatches. >> a lot of changes. governors are pulling the emergency brakes as covid-19 cases surge. take a look, 22 states have tightened their guidelines. and iowa governor kim reynolds is reversing her stance on masks. reynolds signing a proclamation to require them in all public spaces. indoor gatherings are limited to 15 people or less, restaurants and bars must close at 10:00 :00 pm. california rolling back its reopening is daily cases double there. governor gavin newsom real warning more restrictions could come. >> reporter: we are considering full disclosure, the notion of a curfew.

>> in virginia masks are required in all indoor public spaces for residents 5 years or older. public gatherings are limited to 25 people or less and alcohol sales stop at 10:00 pm. in philadelphia outdoor dining will be restricted to tables of 4, only sitting people from the same family. indoor dining is completely band. a restaurant owner in philadelphia joins us earlier to discuss how this will affect his bottom line. listen. >> this will be catastrophic for our industry. with what we are about to build outside imagine sitting outside in 20 degree weather when it is raining? i wouldn't do it. >> a sign of hope as early data shows moderna's vaccine is 90% effective. a second trial with a stunningly high success rate following pfizer. donald trump celebrate in the news tweeting for those great historians remedies great discoveries which will end the china plague all took place on my watch. president-elect joe biden

seeming more conscious, ceases another dark winter of donald trump doesn't coordinate with his transition team on covid-19 response. >> we are going to a very dark winter, things will get much tougher before they get easier. more people may die if we don't coordinate. >> president-elect biden also applying pressure on congress for stimulus plan saying a deal needs to be made now. neil: thank you. doubt future slip after soaring to a new record high, the dow closing just under 30,000 the racing losses during the pandemic, the gains coming after modern's promising pulmonary results of being 95% effective. pfizer and biotech reveal their covid-19 vaccine candidate was more than 90% effective. washington dc chief of police says the violence at the million maga watch brought out the worst in the country. >> the worst of it for me is to

see our country having those physical disputes over and election. that something we attribute to other countries across the world but we don't see that in the united states. >> show biden's emission a statement reading president-elect biden continues to do announce all acts of violence and condemns the repugnant displays of white supremacy that were made. house minority whip steve scalise says any violence against any group of her political views is unacceptable in america. >> everybody in america should be alarmed, the mainstream media should be covering this regardless who they are going after. why -- you don't see these widescale trump supporters going attacking other people but trump supporters are attacked it is almost like a tree falls in the forest and nobody hears it, they don't want to report it but it's still disturbing and it is not what america is about. >> 20 people were arrested in the weekend violence.

to the nfl the minnesota vikings and chicago bears on monday night football. >> forgetting about the field-goal. able to bring it down for the touchdown. >> amazing. vikings receiver catching two in the win over chicago, the pregame place might have given him a loss honoring alex trump back reading we will miss you and new orleans québec drew breeze hosting this adorable photo of him with his kids playing doctor as he recovers from multiple rest fractures and the glass link. heroes i have the best medical team in the world, we will be back in no time. we wish him well. 11 minutes after the hour. a michigan congresswoman refusing to support nancy pelosi's bid to stay on as speaker.

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>> reporter: all lies on georgia. president-elect biden likely to make a trip to the peach state to back democrats running for senate and next year as runoff election but will his presence make a difference? joining us to react, thanks for being here. let's go ahead and pull up the balance of power in the senate. you can see republicans need the votes, democrats rafael warknock and john r'soff will win these races, kamala harris would be the tiebreaker. both sides will be pulling out

all the stops in georgia. do you think joe biden being there would make a difference for democrats? >> it might for some democrats but i can tell you joe biden or nancy pelosi are in charge of the democratic party we all know those in charge of the democratic party and that is the radical left wing, we have already seen vice president biden kind of caving in on some of the demands being made by that part of his party and we are just hoping there is a free, fair, transparent election in this runoff in georgia because like you just said it is going to be critical that we keep the u.s. senate and i'm telling you i'm not giving up on donald trump either. we've had 400 sworn affidavits, anomalies and irregularities and

some illegalities going on in the presidential race on november 3rd so we are hoping the recount in georgia will be going well and the american people have rejected socialism, patriotic americans don't want open borders, defunding the police or single-payer socialized medicine. i think that has been proven in this election especially on house members. jillian: we mentioned the recount evident big news on that front, nearly 2600 ballots were unearthed in floyd county, georgia, that were not originally counted the original photos of this gives donald trump 800 more votes, still joe biden in the lead in georgia but this speaks to overall frustration among voters and confusion. is there vote going to count. do you think there should be congressional action on this front, congress stepping in and figuring out a way to make sure every single vote counts.

>> there is room for that. quite frankly the first bill nancy pelosi introduced in this session in the house was hr number one, a federal takeover of our election process. we are in the minority is republicans and it passed the house but was rejected by the senate. however, with the excuse of covid-19 democratic lawyers went to court and a lot of battleground states and actually had the election laws changed use the excuse of public health and safety so we wound up with same day registration, online registration, extended days of turning in votes, unsolicited ballots and 400 affidavits, even

though the laws were changed a lot of illegalities went on so we want to see these republican legislatures step up in battleground states too because without free, open, transparent elections our constitutional republic will not stand and we know the consequences. we want to see fair elections and answers to our questions and donald trump is not out of this thing. shannon: we are running short on time. about nancy pelosi, i will not be voting for nancy pelosi. i have no idea if people will run against her or who might run against her. i will have this conversation directly with her that i believe we need new leadership. your reaction? >> my reaction is miss slot can voted with nancy pelosi most of the time, overwhelming amount of time and she always pay the piper for it.

again, i think the american people have spoken. we won back a number of seats, knocked off a bunch of democrat incumbents. every one of our incumbents are coming back in the house was i think we are going to win the senate, retain the senate. i think donald trump still has a great shot at this if it is done in the right way but let me tell you it will be interesting to see what happens in the two wings of the democratic party but quite frankly what i am seeing, the radical socialist wing of it is one that is prevailing. >> it is apparently currently divided. it will be interesting to see if that is a sign of things to come for nancy pelosi, appreciate you coming on. 20 minutes after the hour, governor gavin newsom forced to apologize for breaking his own covid-19 restriction. did his apology go far enough? that story next.

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jillian: senator susan collins pushes back against bernie sanders's claim that a majority of people support their progressive agenda. >> one of the messages voters send was they are rejecting the far left agenda which includes packing the supreme court, defunding the police officers and also ending the filibuster, medicare for all which would decrease the quality and accessibility of healthcare. >> several democrats blame progressive policies for their losses in the 2020 election. california governor gavin newsom

issuing an apology after he was caught attending a party while the state remains under his tight coronavirus restrictions. >> we are all human, we all fall short sometimes. i want to apologize to you because i need to preach and practice, not just preach. >> reporter: the governor came under fire after being caught at a high end restaurant in wine country with a dozen friends. newsom calling his decision to stay a bad mistake. despite his apology some californians calling the controversy part of the course. the founder of the ruben report says newsom and his restrictions are out-of-control. >> reporter: gavin newsom, the governor of the state that i'm in, california. the mayor of san francisco, he wrecked it. there is nobody wanted to run going san francisco is doing well, nobody wanders around

going california is doing well. he is locking us down while he is at a private party at a restaurant indoors with i believe 12 people, $400 a plate while he is telling us we can't have indoor thanksgiving in our own houses. these people are completely out of control. jillian: despite strict covid-19 restrictions california is the second state in the country to have more than 1 million coronavirus cases. 26 after the hour, joe biden condemning all acts of violence through spokesperson. joe conscious of a says the democrat is not leading by example. he joins us live. >> chick-fil-a spring christmas cheer with an elaborate light this way giving clark griswold a run for his money.

jillian: far left writers causing chaos in the nations capital in response to a pro-trump rally, joe biden's response for refusing to name and he for black wives matter, fox news contributor joe consciousa joins me now. good morning. >> reporter: good to see you. carley: we have a serious topic on our hands. joe biden spokesman responded to dc protests on the right-hand side of your screen. president-elect biden can use to denounce all acts of violence and the this -- what was made in washington dc. it is a response, the appropriate response. >> i would like to see the response from joe biden

condemning all acts of violence and it was an interesting statement because it did not include black wives matter or antifa. on your screen we see the violence, that man is in his 60s, hit the from behind, fireworks large did people eating at restaurants, don't know if those folks are democrat, republican, apolitical. i looked it up because can fireworks killed people? yes. 121 people have been killed since 2003, you hit somebody directly, that can kill somebody and that's not far from where the hill is when i go to washington. that is the bottom line. if unity is the goal and that is the overarching theme the biden harris post election beam, the

president-elect or the vice president-elect has to go in front of the microphone and condemn what you are seeing as opposed to going through spokesperson. jillian: to your point donald from his family criticized for condemning violence on both sides without being specific with his condemnation. i doubt joe biden will face the same criticism but i want to talk media response to the criticism. listen to this npr analysis, this person writes throngs of largely mask 3 americans turn to the freedom plaza into an alternate reality, anti-fascists activists masked in front of down hotel hills where they knew trump supporters were staying, the message was clear. your rally is over and you are not welcome in the streets. how do you feel about that characterization? >> that characterization is a departure from reality.

that is unbelievable. bl m antifa was there to see you are not welcome. 21 people were arrested and the trump supporter was stabbed, metro police officers were badly injured. to paint and that way, congratulations on that. jillian: there are reports of proud boy members and altercations, anti-trump protesters attacking families and older people as well. joe biden took questions from the media, take a look at those questions. >> i am having meetings with world leaders on telephone, from

holy father to prime ministers. >> i want to follow up with you. jillian: questions ranging -- what are you going to do about the president not conceding the election, the moderna vaccines, this could be the next president of the united states, some more hard-hitting questions. >> their policy or worldview, the first we 5 questions were about donald trump, what does that do for you moving forward. i get that but this is a preview, hostility under the president. have to head over, a white tuxedo sailing you are showing,

you are wearing white after labor day. jillian: do you call me out on my outfit? >> you are deifying society's norms. let's talk extreme weather. hurricane iota slams nicaragua as a category for storm overnight. category 4 winds, 150 miles per hour tearing off roofs. blinding rain pounding the coast. and colombia a giant wave crashes against the shore hitting people by surprise. that video is unreal. janice dean is tracking the storm. carley: >> janice: a tragic situation in

nicaragua. the storm hit 15 miles south of where we had the last storm almost two weeks ago, almost to get a gory 5. one mile shy of a cat 5, catastrophic, humanitarian crisis for the folks in nicaragua. as it goes overland the damage is going to be flash flooding and the fact that we had winds almost category 5. there is the forecast rainfall into in some cases 40 inches of rain, the most exact same area. the rest of the country fairly quiet. a quick moving system across the great lakes and the northeast. the west coast remains active with more rain along the coast, and ongoing situation over the next week or so, very quiet and calm and we will get moisture

moving in from the west later this week. acquire forecast for the us we are grateful for. back to you. still ahead moderna's vaccine is 95% effective and not required deep-freeze storage. that is a game changer. joins us next. your journey requires liberty mutual.

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let's look at the distribution goal, 20 million doses by the end of the year, 1 billion doses globally by 2021. talk about the significance of this, the effective rate being 95% effective and it storage capabilities which makes a this one much easier it seems. >> the pfizer news was good news but does require a freezer for that vaccine. the distribution having a minus 94 degree freezer is not something pharmacies have around. the new moderna vaccine has simple refrigeration, major game changer getting it out there. we will see two vaccines in the market used in high risk individuals. jillian: getting these vaccines, let's look at the priority groups for the distribution that includes healthcare workers, essential workers, underlying health conditions and older assaults. my question is a lot of people

still wonder at this point the effects of this vaccine long-term. we don't have answers on that yet. we wonder how immunity, when might we get them? >> reporter: we can extrapolate from other known coronavirus is, the immunity lasts years. this is a stable virus. and the antibody technology allows you to adapt to the new mutated strain easily. this is a major breakthrough. jillian: about the new restrictions in cities across the country. a lot of cases surging across the country. the question, with the lockdowns we are seeing, are they

ultimately effective? as a doctor, would you take it? >> reporter: they slow the transmission but what is the side effect, more death and destruction, mental health disorders and child abuse the lockdowns do not make sense. it's not about lockdowns versus let the virus ripped. it is they save many lives, the real question is do we do targeted lockdowns in indoor congregate settings where you may limit capacity. you have to encourage outdoor activity at every level at restaurants, beaches, we never want to lockdown. jillian: so casual. doctor mcharry, thank you for joining us.

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jillian: the ceos of twitter and facebook grilled by lawmakers on capitol hill over political censorship. what we can expect from the

senate hearing. >> mark zuckerberg and chuck dorsey will testify in front of the senate judiciary committee where they will be peppered with questions about anti-conservative bias and hate speech, the second virtual appearance, pressure intensified to rein in the power of social media companies. one of the question is likely to come abuse the new york post account over the paper's coverage of hunter biden's email. jillian: president obama had thoughts on big tech and china. >> reporter: president obama says social media has turbocharged disinformation, gave an interview to the atlantic and said the liability protections around tech companies become, quote,

untenable. in the same interview he said he wished he had been tough on china. here's what he said there. and if we hadn't been going through a financial crisis the posture towards china would have been more explicit the contentious around trade issues but couldn't have a trade war in 2009 or 2010. >> residence in minneapolis voicing support for police. >> reporter: a below for the defund the police movement in minneapolis, city council regarding your full from residents are fed up with rising crime come most of those who testified lower financial support for the minneapolis police department. the mayor's budget called for three new classes of police who retire quit in the wake of george floyd's death and the violence and unrest that followed. one resident told the city council i don't think our city can survive another summer like 2020. a lot of cities feel that way. jillian: look at this was christmas on full display at

this georgia chick-fil-a, the show brightening the neighborhood. the chick-fil-a in athens made it a tradition to install the light display over the holiday season. the lighting has become an attraction. get in the holiday spirit. still ahead governor cuomo telling others to admit their mistakes but what about him and his handling of the coronavirus in nursing homes, the democrat is negligent, she joins us next. . .

>> the key is to be strong and secure enough to admit your mistakes and admit your shortcomings. don't get defensive. denying the mistake only assures repeating the mistake. >> new york had more cases and more deaths than nursing home because that's where the virus affects. it effects senior citizens. we know that you look at any state and they had a tremendous number of deaths in nursing homes. jillian: governor cuomo advocating for others to admit their mistakes while refusing to take responsibility himself. carley: critics demand he increase withheld data on nursing home deaths. joining cause is karol mark wits. >> moonk. >> when you hear what he is saying how do you feel inside? i know at love people are element much extremely

frustrated, still. >> i haven't seen any of that responsibilitresponsibility by r cuomo. few other states. all the other states have the same problem. well, new york has a particular problem. we count nursing home deaths spratley. but when we do that. we only count deaths that happen in the nursing home. so if somebody caught covid at their nursing home but then transferred to the hospital. that's not a nursing home death. that allows him to really skirt on how many deaths there are it's really important to get a sense of what happened in the spring and what went wrong and he is absolutely right that we should take responsibility for the things we did wrong. i don't see him taking any kind of responsibility at all. >> you are right. new york says 6500 people died of coronavirus in nursing homes. you are saying that that number could be even higher. why is it so important? why is it so important for people to know and for us to get that number right? >> well, again, you know, part of the picture of what happened.

this might not be our last pandemic. covid-19 could be followed by sorry to break it to everybody covid 23 and covid 25. et cetera. what we learned from how we handled this one is how we should handle things in the future. for governor cuomo he has decided that his leadership was perfect. he wrote a book about it. made himself a poster. is he really, really in to himself. that's party of the problem in acknowledging the mistakes that he made and we can't move forward without that acknowledgment. jillian: let's talk about schools right now. we have had this conversation with you many times on the show as of now new york schools remain open. the future is uncertain though. take a listen to what the mayor has to say. >> today new york city schools are open. tomorrow they will be open as well. we have got a fight ahead to keep them open. but i'm not giving up and you shouldn't give up either. jillian: so the mayor says school situation could change if positivity rate reaches 3%.

as of monday it was 2.77% infection rate that's alarming statistic 3% not too far off. karol, what do you make of this. >> as a parent, it's really unsettling that we have to live day to day one derg if my child is going to school today what about tomorrow? and not knowing what the future brings. that 3% statistic as i said many times on this show is a false statistic. that relies on healthy people getting tested. 3% is not 3% of covid cases by. it's 3% of all tests. so if 97% of the people in line to get covid tests are not health i can't understand just getting it for various reasons, maybe they need to travel it. maybe they need it for work, the numbers are not actual statistics. they are not scientific numbers. to use a nonscientific number in order to take away education from our kids is extremely unsettling and i think that i wish our politicians could unthink it but i think they are

too beholden to the unions and have no choice at this point but to close at 3%. jillian: why 3%? it's like a march magic number. why was that one chosen? >> you know, i don't know. i was part of the negotiations with de blasio getting the unions to tell our schools to open. must have chosen it because it is quite low and they don't want schools to open the compromised number what closes schools. of course, arrests he also has said, if we hit 3% of schools close, but then we go down to 2.5%. oh, no schools aren't opening again. we have metrics to close but never to open. jillian: sending a lot of parents out there all across this country trying to figure out a plan for if, which when that happens. a lot of parents wants their kids in school still. we will continue to follow it as i know you will. karol, keep us updated on everything, okay? >> thank you, we will do. jillian: thank you so much, karol. set your dvrs every morning so

you never mills a minute of "fox & friends first." jillian: that's right. "fox & friends" starts right now. see everybody back here tomorrow 4 to 6:00 a.m. have great day. ♪ dance, dance, dance, dance. ♪ creeping up on you ♪ so, just, dance, dance. brian: brings me back to that halftime show justin timberlake was able to put together a series of separate dance songs where he says the same thing over and over again and he is a very good dancer. welcome to the big show. it's a tuesday edition. we have lot of things happening including on capitol hill today twitter and facebook ceos will get ready to get grilled. senator josh hawley leading the charge on big tech censorship, he says has unmasked and found out about a coordination of all of that against republicans. i look forward to seeing some fireworks today on this channel. steve: he has a whistleblower that is