shannon: susie november 2, '04, two days from the pandemic year at thanksgiving of the virus restrictions are ramping up including an alcohol ban in pennsylvania and new york governor andrew cuomo canceled his plans after announcing he would be celebrating with his 89-year-old mother, swift back lash and a live report. >> donald trump gives the green light but says he's not conceding. we are live with his overnight tweets as joe biden rolls out his cabinet picks.

>> replacing the legendary alex trebek. todd: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ todd: good morning, great song to get you started on tuesday morning. jillian: i can to you with complete certainty i am not jeopardy's next host. >> neither am i. i tried to do a little bit of christmas decorations but i did take a nap at the end. shannon: let's begin with this. several states ramping covid-19 restrictions just days ahead of thanksgiving. >> some families believe the holiday traditions this year is worth the risk.

>> one third of parents a spending thanksgiving with family is worth the risk despite the pandemic according to a poll taken by children's hospital in which 1500 parents with at least one child 12 years or younger took part in the survey. pennsylvania is banning alcohol sales to bars and restaurants starting tomorrow at 5:00 pm through 8 am thursday, the night before thanksgiving is simply the busiest public drinking night of the year. tomorrow los angeles all in person dining will be prohibited as the county sees its highest spikes yet. >> never reported 6000 cases in one day. this acceleration is just going to require us to once again make what is for many people devastating sacrifices. >> new restrictions begin tomorrow in parts of new york city including upper manhattan, long island and staten island where a field hospital reopened due to the number of hospitalizations, cuomo is calling out county sheriff's for choosing to enforces

restrictions. >> sheriffs upstate have said i'm not going to enforce the law. i don't consider them a law-enforcement officer, you don't have a right to pick laws that you think you will enforce and you don't enforce laws that you don't agree with it. that's not a law-enforcement officer. that is dictator. >> after major back lash the governor said he is canceling thanksgiving plans with his own 89-year-old mother and daughter despite telling the entire estate to stay home but there is good news as the us will begin distributing the antibody therapy that donald trump took to combat the virus and as vaccine trials have shown positive results, the first 20 million people to be vaccinated in the us should be healthcare

workers. >> as frustration mounts in new york over coronavirus, governor cuomo is a hypocrite and every family should make their own choice. >> it is infuriating. i am celebrating thanksgiving with my family. we need to make sure individuals are making the best decisions for themselves and take public health seriously but we should not be celebrating the following governor cuomo's edict that we can't be with family for thanksgiving but what is most hypocritical is governor cuomo said he is spending his thanksgiving with his 89-year-old mom and his daughters who are traveling, rules for thee don't apply to me, that is why new yorkers are so frustrating and he is the worst governor in america. griff: the governor canceled his family plans amid the backlash.

jillian: governor cuomo is among a list of leaders wanting to have their own team of experts review any approved vaccine before distribute but doctor anthony fauci says that's not necessary. >> hopefully i can appeal to them to say yes, you can look at the data but everybody should be looking at the data, nothing wrong with that. but trust the process because it is a sound process. jillian: he had he will get vaccinated as soon as one is available. griff: alex azar double down on the claim the country could establish heard immunity by may. >> we believe by the second quarter of next year we will have enough vaccine authorize for every american and that is what you want to do, vaccine-induced heard immunity. we have got a realistic shot at getting back to normal life as we get into the spring, middle

of next year. griff: azar says some could receive the vaccine by the second week of december. >> 2020 election donald trump giving the green light for a president-elect joe biden's transition process to begin as his legal team faust to carry on with election lawsuits. >> lauren blanchard in washington as the key announcement of the administration, what is going on? >> good morning, the formal transition process from a trump pencil biden harris administration has begun in washington even as donald trump hasn't conceded the race just yet. he tweeted our case strongly continues, we will keep up the good fight and i believe we will prevail nevertheless in the best interest of our country i'm recommending the gsa administrator and the team do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols and told my team to do the same. the gsa announcement came just after michigan voted to certify

the election results for joe biden as did philadelphia but the trump team legal fight continues. a third circuit court has agreed to review a lower court decision to throw out a lawsuit asking to delay pennsylvania's certification. pennsylvania does not have a clear date by which it needs to certify its results although other swing states do. arizona hasn't on november 30th while wisconsin and likely nevada have until december 1st was the electors meet december 14th to formally certify the election. the incoming administration is set to introduce key foreign policy and national security cabinet members as appointees from delaware. yesterday president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris found the choices the best america has to offer. they include anthony lincoln for secretary of state, john kerry will be appointed climate czar and admiral haynes will be the first woman to serve as director

of national intelligence. former president obama called the pics the right people. >> you are seeing a team develop that i have great confidence in. it is going to be important to recognize the confidence that our allies had and the world had an american leadership is not going to be restored overnight. >> reporter: the biden cabinet and appointee names may sound familiar. lincoln served as deputy secretary of state in the obama administration. carey was secretary of state. >> thanks. >> as we await more cabinet picks for a deputy national security adviser kay t mcfarland based on the ones we already know about it looks like a biden administration will be a repeat of the obama administration.

>> all the appointments biden has talked about our people who have the same job, same offices in the obama administration, just stepping up one more notch on the run. the problem with all the ms. this is a group who initially failed to stand the crisis in the middle east, they failed to understand the threat by the islamic state, by isis but most importantly as they were focused on the middle east they took their eye off the ball on china, they will rejoin all the international organizations and the problem is none of them are going to stand up to china if the past is any indication of where they are going in the future. >> coming up in a few minutes we will do a deep dive on biden's pick so far and what they are expected to bring to the table. griff: detectives are searching for a motive leading to five people being stabbed in a california church two of them killed. the grace baptist church in san jose was being used as a shelter at the time the stabbing took place, just after dinner, 50 people inside the church.

a man has been arrested for the deadly attack, police have not released his identity. >> seattle city council cutting its police budget by 20% overnight, the council approving the cuts as part of the $6.5 billion spending plan for 2021. only one councilmember voted against the plan and only did so because she wanted a bigger cut. mayor durkin says she will sign the budget into law next week. it comes as the city faces officers with 144 leavings this year. shannon: donald trump could find himself once again on the ticket in 2024. a new poll showing two thirds of republicans would support him for president next election, 80% say they want them to keep guiding the party but joe conscious of the aces none of this is surprising. take a listen.

>> he has this megaphone call a twitter account that has 89 million followers, more than the population of germany so he is not going away. is not going to be silent and the media will keep him front and center because he generated ratings like no public figure in history. >> today donald trump is keeping up a popular thanksgiving tradition, such to pardon one of two iowa turkeys. corn and cobb. griff: after arriving at the hotel in washington, cobb like solving puzzles and munching on soybeans, corn is a college football fan and budding storm chaser. who knew? jillian: you can vote on whether corner, we need the national thanksgiving turkey on the white house's website. >> the lucky winner will receive a pardon, both turkeys will return to iowa. >> 11 minutes after the hour.

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and especially this year, no one has time to get sick. get a flu shot for yourself and those around you too. >> welcome back. we could start seeing a new israeli peace deal. prime minister benjamin netanyahu holding a secret meeting with the saudi crown prince. jillian: good morning, trey. >> reporter: we are learning more details about a secret flight by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to saudi arabia on sunday night. the leader of the jewish state

reportedly holding talks with the saudi crown prince, the meeting in a seaside town appears to have been brokered by secretary of state mike pompeo who was in attendance. all 3 parties are declining to confirm that the meeting even took place. this comes after israeli normalization deals with the uae and sudan were announced earlier this year. mister netanyahu spoke with the bahraini crown prince and said he will travel to the gulf state. there are new questions about what us policy towards israel will look like under a biden administration. about that on monday, former secretary of defense general jim mattis, urged biden to end be america for strategy, in practice america first is not america alone, that damage the country's ability to address problems before they reach us territory and compounded the danger and threats posed.

at 1:00 pm we know president-elect biden will announce a number of key national security positions that he intends to nominate or appoint upon taking office in january. >> our next guest says if those cabinet picks or any indication of the biden agenda than it is one that will put america last. shannon: good to see you, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. jillian: let's pull up some of the biden administration picks. at the top of the list anthony lincoln. i want to talk about him because he someone getting a lot of attention, deep roots with joe biden, served as staff director of the senate foreign relations committee when joe biden chaired, biden's national security adviser at the vp office, what do you know about him and what does this message in this picks into the world?

>> i think the most interesting thing about all of biden's picks news they are the opposite of what donald trump is tried to do over the past four years which is put america first, these pics are a reversion to the obama administration. if you like what was going on in the obama administration where america was last, bowing to foreign nations you will love what president biden is picking for his cabinet. tony lincoln served in the clinton and obama administrations but once he left the obama administration in 2017 he cofounded an organization consulting firm that helps companies outsource their jobs to china. the exact opposite of what donald trump is doing in office. >> let me show our viewers the statement from the biden folks on these nominations, their accomplishments in diplomacy are

unmatched, we can't meet the end profound challenges with old thinking and unchanged have a tour without diversity of background and perspective but what we know is basically on day one they are going to reinstate the paris climate agreement, start working on a new iran deal as well as perhaps stop the us withdrawal from the world health organization is aren't we just going back to the way things were before donald trump was in office? >> exactly right. to say these people are pushing goes forward and not taking us backwards is just not reality. jake sullivan helped broker the iran nuclear deal that gave iran $150 billion, look at john kerry, he was the architect of the paris climate accord which put america on the hook for everything. meanwhile leaving china free of all the climate regulations and everything. the latest pick they have chosen is janet yellen who was chairman of the federal reserve where she

sent $4 trillion with the fed's balance sheet for her entire tenure. this is a disaster and these are a reversion back to the previous failed policies of the past. >> i know we were talking about this in the commercial break. we are both interested to talk about alejandra mayorcas. go ahead and elaborate on that. >> he was -- had a big part of what daca was undone by the past administration, deputy ghs secretary when he departed the obama administration. when he comes back. that will be a hot button issue right away. >> that is right. it will be interesting to see whether or not he supports the obama administration policy of separating families and children from each other. the border was one of the great things donald trump did.

you have to have a secure border. is mayorcas going to get rid of that policy or not? shannon: thank you for the insight, appreciate it. griff: we will be back right after this.

shannon: confronting with the second wave of covid-19 doctors who face the early surge of the virus are building upon what they learned. griff: chairman collier joins us with his expertise. good morning to you.

>> good to see you. >> as we head into thanksgiving a lot of people apprehensive about what they can or can't do. give us some sense of where we stand with so many improvements, so much vaccine news, are we going to see a light at the end of the tunnel? >> we are a lot smarter than we were before. in the spring we were talking about we were likely to have two peaks, one in the spring that would get better as the summer came on and probably another one in the fall flu season which is what we are seeing now. and the new one we are seeing it more in rural areas been focused on urban areas. we have a lot more treatments that are available across the board. >> this graphic explains new york presbyterian doctors and reflect on covid-19 improvements and you will see sufficient quantities of ppe, higher availability of ventilators, more testing available, knowledge of kidney issues

caused by the virus and things like that and telehealth treatments. assuming you would go ahead and agree with all that, if you don't, correct me, what have you learned in the last few months, what have you seen specifically that is different now and i imagine the mentality with the knowledge we have developed in the last eight month also makes a difference? >> we now know it is a multispecialty approach, there are lots of different things, for example taking care of diabetes, managing glucose very early on, we see blood clots early on in these cases and so being able to give them a blood thinner is very important early on but it also doing simple things like what we call crony. the way we normally treat patients, having them lie on their back in the icu or the beds might not be as good under

coronavirus, laying on your stomach actually allows you to expand your lungs a little differently and better so we are getting a lot smarter with that. we have a lot of different drugs that are out now. none that are at your for this but are leading us down interesting paths, things like use of plasma and in a few years we will see some technologies where we are going to be able to have this plasma available for a number of different ailments and be very directed with it and also -- >> great point. you mentioned the plasma and if you look at the timeline of the advances we've had, going back to august 20 third the convalescent plasma in october, written -- remdesivir, modernand their effectiveness and pfizer and where we are now with regeneron, the antibody

treatment and astrazeneca, and as it relates to urban versus rural areas getting hit quite significantly are you concerned that people will engage these new technologies and ultimately be apprehensive about taking the vaccine? >> the newer technologies are going to be -- they are helpful right now, getting them dispersed to some of the rural areas is difficult because of the number of patients who might be involved, these treatments we have, we don't have at your but we are saving some lives, a lot of lives we would have lost and looking at the vaccines, we have 3 vaccines right now in phase 3 trials and i know of several more that are really coming up and what is interesting is they are all very different. what we don't know yet but we should learn quite a bit over

the next few months, one vaccine may work better say, in kids and another may work better in senior citizens and being able to apply that to people, things we will learn very quickly and so people are going to hear changes, they are going to hear a different aspect of it and that is partly helping us find in the treatment, fine-tune the vaccine. >> we have a lot to look forward to and the news of the vaccine we have seen over the last few weeks, thank you for joining us, appreciate your time and happy thanksgiving. >> all right, time is 29 after the hour, donald trump getting nonstop attacks from the left, one thing can secure his legacy. >> i wish i could say my daily covid-19 presentations were well choreographed rehearsed or

reflected, they didn't. >> governor cuomo gets an emmy for his coronavirus response but families who lost loved ones due to his policies say it is a slap in the face, that includes janet steen who lost her in-laws, she joins us with her message to the governor coming up. ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever.

>> since he came down the escalator in 2015 donald trump has endured an onslaught of attacks from the mainstream media but according to fox news contributor liz peek the president can do one thing now to secure his legacy amid the, quote, liberal lies and lose joins us to explain.

fascinating piece and you got some advice from donald trump. what brought you to this. >> everyone is running around so concerned republicans are doubtful about the outcome of this election. remember why they have doubts about this election, four years of not just the mainstream media lying about absolutely everything about donald trump whether it was russiagate or the ukraine hoax or whatever, his immigration policy, tax policy, there was nothing this president did that the mainstream media didn't denigrate and cast doubts about including the emergence of a vaccine which i consider one of the most heinous things the media has done, casting doubt on a vaccine that could save thousands of lives. it is not just the media. the democrats did this too. the idea that adam schiff would go on tv day after day peddling

lies about russiagate and everyone thought that was okay, he lied to congress, lied to the american people and am schiff wasn't alone, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, people talk about how we can't normalize donald trump's unusual disruptive behavior, we should not normalize our media taking sides in an election which is certainly what they did. i think it is appalling and we should be calling them out on it every day. >> what was so powerful in your op-ed was gave perspective to the fact that with donald trump ran for the nomination before he became president no one gave him a shot at it, now he has done these legacy worthy accomplishments from the border to middle east peace agreements, the economy and so many other things, how much is he at risk of losing those legacy accomplishments from being solidified by dragging this out

longer and going further and further into not conceding? >> it is a risk. right now he is at the top of the republican party, 95% of republicans have a high approval rating of donald trump, that is extraordinary and he needs to keep that position because he is a powerful force for the

policies you just mentioned. your last segment talking about going back to the future on all these particularly on foreign policy, re-engaging with the paris climate accord, things like that, a lot of us think those are a huge mistake, the globalism of the obama era is a threat to this country, donald trump recognized that, took on shine in a way that biden is never going to do. what does he need to do now? he needs to call off the legal battle, agree that joe biden is the president-elect and pass the baton to the incoming administration. >> before we run out of time, our survey two thirds of gop voters approve of donald trump running again in 2024, does he need to consider running again? >> if you wants to he certainly could do that. he has gigantic support, has a network of support in terms of fundraising which he didn't have before. he certainly could do that. frankly considering the beating he has gotten night don't know why he would but i sort of hope he does. >> to foxnews.com, happy thanksgiving and thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> jillian. shannon: will be goldberg headlines donald trump was a dictator trying to steal the

nation. take a listen. >> this is an attempted coup. this is what dictators do when they want to take a country away from its people. >> somebody better step up before you suddenly turn around and they have taken the country. >> just hours later the president green let the start of the white house transition process. carley shimkus is here with outrage. >> good morning. you summed it up quite nicely. will be goldberg ripping into donald trump once again accusing him this time of like a dictator attempting a coup but just hours later the president signaled the start of the transition process when he tweeted our case strongly continues, we will keep up the good fight and i believe we will prevail nevertheless in the best interests of our country i am recommending emily murphy and her team to do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols and called my

team to do the same. the president's supporters and some of his critics pointed out he is well within his legal rights to go to court with allegations of voter fraud and some suggested he is undermining democracy given yesterday's movement that is clearly not the case. >> cancel culture strikes again, this time the christmas tree. >> the rockefeller christmas tree is on the chopping block. and environmental journalists at columbia university wrote an article title cancel the rockefeller christmas tree for good. brian hahn right it reflects the absolute toxic relationship we have with the natural world, in its previous home the tree had dignity, lost completely once it was transported to midtown manhattan, also argued coming, tree creates a toxic relationship with nature, no more thanksgiving, nor christmas tree, holiday becomes very

controversial. >> i don't even know what to say. >> almost like he was talking about the christmas tree like it was a person, i don't know. with all the lights on. >> some traditions are worth keeping in the tree in rockefeller center is certainly an icon. just got to suck it up, we got to have the tree, come on. >> celebrating a christmas tree. have a good one. new york city mayor bill diblasio vowing to boost security at subway stations following up to give people being pushed on the track. >> we got to make sure new yorkers have confidence that they can use the subway and the help will be there for them. nypd is increasing its presence in the subways, that will be very visible. >> bill diblasio did not reveal

how many officers will be patrolling the subway systems but added mental health efforts will be increased. >> pope francis blessing the nda social justice efforts during a meeting at the vatican, the pope telling the delegation of players your champions, you become a model giving that good example of teamwork but always remain humble and preserving your own humanity. the group gave him a commemorative basketball, jersey and a book about their efforts to fight social and economic injustice and inequality. >> jeopardy having its greatest contestant to beats new host. the question announcing can jennings will be the first of a series of guest host replacing alex to that, no one can actually replace him. jennings was crowned the show as greatest of all time after winning the tournament. >> jennings tweeted about his new good writing there will only ever be one alex are back but i

am honored to be helping out. to back passed away earlier this month after a battle with cancer. he was 80 years old. only one alex trebek. time is 41 after the hour. staying home for thanksgiving doesn't mean you can't celebrate. >> carrie riley shows us how to stay connected during the pandemic while making your online gathering look great.

shannon: 74% of americans are planning to stay home this thanksgiving is the pandemic keep sam's apart during the start of the holiday season but staying home doesn't mean you can submit with your loved ones. joining me with tips for a virtual holiday if lifestyle

expert carrie riley, thanks for being here. >> i just need a little bit of a turkey for you. i hope you are hungry. >> thank you. very early for that. let's get into this because you have a number of them. the first one is a too late to do this? sending a virtual email, things like that to your family or friends. >> absolutely not too late, go ahead and pick one member, family or friend to always invite people and be the life of the party, they are the ones who will send it out, the virtual invite and on that you will be able to say we will -- completely organize everybody at one time and they are limiting their 40 minute time limit for thanksgiving which is huge right now. >> it is free. so -- >> i was going to talk about the second tip, lighting up the right angles. i feel like we are doing a blog for social media or something.

>> i'm very vain, lighting is key. don't care if you have to bring in lights from another room for occasional tables here, let's talk angles. this is the best angle for zoom. it has to be up a little bit. if you are under you might have a little bit of a turkey too so up and ready, 10 pounds. >> we like to have a turkey on the table. not on our heads. you also say put together with competition and you can play games together. >> absolutely. thanksgiving is all about cooking with family and friends but don't forget that. it is fun to make the best appetizer. this is a petri board i put together with far rich frozen foods, mozzarella bites, chicken bites, boneless buffalo, mozzarella sticks and the way you finish a turkey, for a bunch of nuts on it and it looks festive and fun like that, just

available in your freezer section, put it out there, it is fun to be in sync with your family and be eating the same thing. the turkey edition kit they have is a limited edition, available in all shopping stores and grocery stores across the us in the freezer section so go ahead and get the ice cream cakes and we will eat it to gather during our zoom and don't forget when it is thanksgiving typically a family competing in sports like to do a toss or play a little bit of football so it is a fun idea to get the same game is a family, put out the nose that goes to the store and played together, this is a game that is sort of a modern corn hall,

change of 2.oh, go to the academy and pick it up. it is superfun game board with 6 different games and you can play along with your grandparents across the country. jillian: you can use the code adventure 35. 35% off or fox viewers. thanks, have a great thanksgiving. >> you too. janice teen. ♪

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presentations were well choreographed, scripted, rehearsed, any of the talents you advance, they didn't. they offered only one thing. authentic truth and stability. but sometimes that is enough. >> new york governor andrew cuomo accepting enemy for his daily coronavirus briefing despite calls for accountability from thousands of families who lost loved ones in new york nursing homes. >> inosine lost both of her in-laws during the pandemic, she joins us now to react. you have been waging a war for accountability for covid-19 and now this. your thoughts this morning. >> it is hard to watch. he does look like an actor, like all his buddies in hollywood and if you want to be a celebrity, by all means moved to hollywood because we need real leadership in this town, not a governor that goes around congratulating

himself by writing a book during a pandemic and on every tv show and radio program to promote while missing 17 meetings with the white house to talk about coronavirus and the pandemic and what we can do is new yorkers to help others to save others. in the meantime we don't have our loved ones. he put 6000 covid-19 positive patients in nursing homes in march, april and may and i believe that is partly responsible for my father-in-law's death and we still don't have answers, we don't know the total number of deaths of seniors that got covid-19 and elder care facilities and died in the hospital. we have been wanting answers from this governor for many months now and we still don't get them, instead we get these self congratulations tour from the governor in his book and his emmy award. >> you mentioned celebrity,

let's take a listen to what they had to say on monday. >> congratulations, andrew on your much-deserved founder's award. >> andrew cuomo, you are the man. >> the darkest days of the pandemic your daily briefings live from new york gave us hope. >> andrew, became the nation's governor. >> you see comments like that and on social media. you have comments from so many across the country who lost loved ones who looked to you as their voice, their support system. do you feel as though you and others who lost your loved ones are not being heard? >> we are not getting the coverage that the governor is getting on his leadership tour. i wish that was different but you are right. i am so grateful for fox news. i'm grateful for the new york post. for some publications that are

trying to shine a light on what this governor has done and his deadly leadership in many of these cases but we are not getting the platform the government is getting. he has been revered in new york for many years. his father was governor for many years, he has a brother who was also in media and the voices that we need to hear are no longer with us. i will continue to try to do my best to shine a spotlight on his deadly policies and hopefully someday we will get answers and accountability from this governor. >> our hearts and prayers go out to you and our support to pursue that accountability because as the country wants to move on these are questions that need to be answered, certainly for all of the people who lost loved ones, thank you for taking time this morning. >> thank you for having me and i love you too. >> more "fox and friends first"

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and tuesday november 20 fourth. donald trump signaling it is time for the biden transition to begin, acting in the best interests of the country but that doesn't mean his legal fight is over. the latest on the election battle as biden is