mike: five dead, 18 wounded after shooting at a colorado springs a gay bar just before midnight last night. police said the suspect is now in custody in a local hospital but what my "fox news live" i am mike emanuel. the club released a statement early this morning expressing devastation and thanking heroic customers for quick reaction that subdued the gunmen and ended the attack. alicia is alive unchecked is allied with the latest requests we have just received a statement from in part reading

quote today jill and i are praying for the families of the five people killed in colorado springs last night's. and for those injured in the senseless attack at colorado springs police say 911 calls came in a few minutes before midnight last night after matt walked into the nightclub and began shooting. club q is an lgbt cute nightclub part of this point investigators say they do not have a motive. investigators say at least two people inside the club confronted and fought the man with a rifle for the suspect is now an area hospital. >> the suspect has been identified as anderson lee aldrich, a 22-year-old mail. at least two firearms were found at the scene. we are still working to identify the firearms and who they belong too. but i can confirm the suspect used a long rifle during the shooting. >> at least five people were

killed please say the victim may change on facebook the nightclub posted club q is devastated by the senseless attack our prayers and thoughts are with all their families and friends. we think the quick reactions of heroic customers that subdued the gunmen ended this attack but saturday was the last of transgender awareness week. today a stranded gender remembered today which honors the memory of those lost to anti- transgender violence. and might, the fbi's on scene for the justice department has said attorney general american garland is being briefed on the situation. this is a developing story of the just getting going, mike. >> club police given any further thoughts about a motive for the suspect? or is it too early to say that? >> at this point the police department is not saying specifically this is a hate crime. however the police achieved did

come out in the news conference this morning and offer support to the lgbtq community and said hate would not stand. we are still waiting for an exact motive on this. right now though the suspect is in the hospital. so investigators if he's able to will talk to him for. >> alicia starting us off live this hour, many thanks in idaho the preferring an update on the horrific murder of four college students last weekend. as they work to piece together the events of their final hours. christina coleman is live in moscow, idaho with more, hi christina. quicktime might, yes these senseless murders have devastated this tightknit community. people are on edge free to suspect is not been arrested yet. and now we are hearing from the parents of one of the victims. last night lawrence jones across country the parents of gonzalez your details about her daughter and long-time best friend.

they are two of the four victims who were brutally murdered early sunday morning last week. in the off-campus home. they described her as a loving goal oriented young woman who made the dean's list three times. they say she planned to return home last tuesday to celebrate her mother's birthday. her mom said she is extremely grateful for the support from the community during this difficult time. >> people are giving, the whole community. everyone is hurting. everyone feels the pain of this. one shiny thing out of all this i never realized how beautiful my community is and how much love there is for people we just have one bad person and we have to find that guy. >> both kayleigh's mother and father just sharing how much it means to them to have the support. now police released new details on the case last night per

detective did investigate the person who drove gonzalez and logan back to the campus for the off-campus house after they stopped by a food truck just for shortly before their murdered officers do not believe the driver is involved with this crime. also, there's been a lot of questions swirling about gonzalez ex-boyfriend and calls that she made to him before the attack. a young man named jack. a parent say they love jack and they do not suspect him of having anything to do with this crime. blackjack is just as distraught as we are. jack is our family. jack is one 100%, 2000% our family. jack is with this and we stand behind it one 100% we are supporting him we know and our heart, in our mind and in our souls the depths of our souls jack is hurting kayleigh and jack would've eventually been married. >> police also revealed last night the 91 call that was

placed hours after the students were killed was made from the phone of one of the surviving roommates. two other students were in this three-story, six bedroom house at the time of the murders. those students are cooperating with police according to investigators. police also said the victims were likely sleeping when they were stabbed multiple times. and that they were found on the second and third floors of the house. officers believe this is a targeted attack and again the killer has not been caught yet. the murder weapon is not yet been recovered. the prosecuting attorney, bill thompson says a law enforcement is trying to expedite everything that could possibly lead to a suspect. he came here to the crime scene yesterday with investigators. he appeared very emotional. i saw him leave the house you could see the pain on his face. i had a chance to ask how he was feeling this is a dramatic crime scene he just saw. it's the aftermath of four young students who were stabbed to

death. >> end of this is a close knit community there is not been a homicide here in years. >> can you talk about the impact this is having even on law enforcement to just having to go through this had to be tough to see. correct is difficult for everybody. anytime there's a loss of life like this particularly young people like this it is horrible. it's going to affect the community comes going to affect the officers it's going to affect people in my office. it's going to affect all of you. >> there is a heavy law enforcement presence in this area right now but i have state police, the fbi, investigators going in and out of this house trying to solve this brutal crime. you can see some of them walk into the door right now. this whole area it roped off with the crime scene tape. law enforcement is going to have a press conference on this later today around 6:00 p.m. eastern time but we are going to carry that live and hopefully we can get more answers so many people

want to know a motive in this case for it so many people want to know if a suspect has been identified or even if there is an image of him caught on surveillance video. hopefully we'll get more answers tonight requested a heartbreaking story, christina coleman live on the scene and moscow, idaho. thanks very much but for more on this i'm joined by four lapd detectives fox news contributor mark fuhrman. mark welcome for. >> thank you. >> let's start some of the questions forensic pathologist is asking about this case and then i'll ask you to weigh in. >> if they were all asleep, then there could be a single targeted person the perpetrator was upset at one person. he stabs that person. and then stabs the others so they can't identify him. it's also the case it's may be another person who is known to

all of the students. >> hardy assesses brutal murder mystery? >> and michael is correct for there's so much we do not know. this is a targeted attack but whatever is at the scene, no matter how small it is, some type of evidence that indicates the suspect actually intended to kill one or more of these victims. it was not a random act. it was not an impulsive act. it was an act they directed toward that person present michael botanist talk about one person being injured during the homicide. that might bring it to the conclusion that was the first and primary victim in this case. doesn't play out with what we've play out before for their stabbed multiple times each,

they were in bed there could be three collateral damage. you could have three that were primary targets, three girls that live there. there has to be a little bit of knowledge even prior that day or before that when the suspect got in with no forced entry and was able to kill four people in bed. >> if there are signs that one or more of the victims tried to resist, tried to defend themselves does that leave you to believe potentially the killer or killers dna could be on the premises? >> you would hope so. he could have gloves, he could have a gator over his nose and mouth, he could have a stocking cap for this should be fibrous in a suspect at the very least there might be saliva pretty might've injured himself during the attack. as for people attacked. going through blankets or covers there were over the victim. the could be one victim who

actually woke up and confronted the suspect. there's through forensic. it's interesting. to look at exactly comes back in the beginning. there is no threat to the community. i begin the police a case here. they have been trained for active shooters in college towns and high schools. and when they got to the scene is obviously older crime scene because of the forensic condition of the victims. they knew there is not an immediate active person that just left that location. that was misconstrued by people

on the u of i presidents there's no immediate threats. the targeted nature they have held onto. i believe there is something there that would indicate this was an intentional act on these victims. the police had not deterred from that. that's where the focus is for them. i'm trying to connect up that unknown person to that directed attack. thank you so much urinalysis today. we expect update from law enforcement later this afternoon for the survey more answers than print moscow idaho officials will hold a press conference at 6:00 p.m. eastern to update the public. but the brutal killings moscow police chief is expected to answer questions from reporters. will bring that to you live as it happens, stay with us.

more than 9000 mourners gathered at the university of virginia's jon paul jones arena to honor the three uva football players who were tragically shot and killed last sunday. the two other students who are shot are expected to recover. the suspected gunman was one of the former teammates who reportedly open fire on a charter bus while returning from a field trip. he is currently in custody and facing multiple charges including three counts of second-degree murder. ♪ parks were present terms back on for the platform's new ceo elon musk reinstated mr. trump's account on saturday after allowing the public to weigh in through a pole, 51.8% of the 15 million voters elected to bring trump back to twitter while 48-point to percent wanted to keep him banned. musk later tweeted about the decision. the people have spoken, trump will be reinstated. that is latin for the voice of

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mike: senate hearing and attend to flip-flop the entire hemisphere is seven for a migration crisis. bill is tracking the latest developments from the ground in new mexico, bill? >> good afternoon to you. used to be years of past begin to these colder late fall months the illegal crossings a migration would slow down for that is no longer the case for this is just constantly year-round and it is not slowing down at albert case in point look at these images are drone team shot at eagle pass, texas earlier this morning to see huge groups coming across every single day for this was this morning a group of about 150 at

least that came across all at the exact same time with a multiple sources telling fox news in that del rio sector just since the new fiscal year began on october 1 is already more than 72000 illegal crossings in that sector alone. a staggering numbers, they're getting groups every day it's a huge strain on border patrol resources. that is not the only group today look at the second piece of video also in eagle pass it's about more than a hundred shut up turning themselves into border patrol on the other side of town part you can see they are predominately single adults most coming in from cuba, colombia, nicaragua in the dominican republic. keep in mind they're still coming in even with title 42 in place for title 42 is set to go away in five weeks now. then tickled the video taken by dps. pulling over a u.s. citizen he was driving a ford transit van they open up the back of the van the guy was smuggling 14 illegal immigrants in the back of that vehicle for some of them dressed

in camouflage. the u.s. citizen was from houston he was arrested and charged with human smuggling. and all those illegal immigrants were handed off to border patrol. lastly, take a look at this mug shot pretty convicted offender arrested by border patrol in the arizona sector parade this is a guy from peru named josé he's at a laundry list enclosing sexual battery of a restrained person. burglary, grand theft, and assault on a peace officer. back out here live, guys like that or why it is so important for order patrol to be able to catch those got a ways out there. sources tell fox news, all along the border last month in october there were more than 60000 of those known got a ways for that's white so important of agents after patrolling the front lines. they've got a hard job to do these days, mike, will send it back to pre- >> live in new mexico. thanks very much. president biden is celebrating his 80th birthday today with a quiet family brunch for the milestone comes amid growing

concerns over his age as the white house faces rising prices, sky high inflation and potential 2020 for reelection. lucas tomlinson's live in the white house with more, hey lucas. >> hey mike, right now the democrats only choice for president 2024 is president biden pretty says he intends to run and no democratic challenger has stepped forward to challenge them. it's very early. earlier today jonathan karl as a powerful house to democrat the key question. >> today is joe biden's 80th birthday. do you think he's running for reelection? >> i think he is extremely capable in the last two years is an unprecedented level of accomplishment. if you want to continue and for him. quick speaking of passing the torch or gavel in this case house speaker nancy pelosi house majority leader hoyer both in their 80s like biden announced they are stepping down from party leadership. after the gop won a majority in the house. house gop inflation is posted

expected to be the most expensive things giving in american history. prices are up 20% this year according to experts most are republicans believe massive government spending. here senator barrasso on "sunday morning futures". >> all these prices are way upwards because the spending coming out of washington. in terms of the energy you're talking about, people want affordable energy for the thing that's most disturbing to me, maria, is what's happening right now with regard to china and the u.s. china is eating our lunch. plexus morning president biden woke up an 80-year-old man unlike some of his predecessors there's no big celebrations planned here at the white house. president reagan turned 70s old frank sinatra was here, right now celebrating his birthday with a low-key brunch with this family who of course was in town in his granddaughters wedding or the white house where the focus the officials wanted to be is on the wedding and on his birthday >> lucas tomlinson on chile at north one, thanks very much.

right today's political panel. aunt richard fowler fox news contributor. house welcome. >> house or publican leader kevin mccarthy made some news today announcing he would create a select committee on china if he becomes the next speaker, let's play it. >> china is the number one country when it comes to intellectual property theft. will put a stop to this and no longer allow the administration to sit back and let china do with they were doing to america. >> richard is that smart to focus on china? >> that smart some people the question becomes what with the select committee do? will be endless hearings? the pen to paper and create legislation and will that legislation have enough credibility on the left will pass the senate get to joe biden's desk question macbeth is the big question here. look at the potential of kevin mccarthy kevin the speaker he doesn't have the boat quite yet

for the question becomes how will he work across the aisle? he's going to have to if they want to get anything done out of the house. mike: whereby house of representatives focus on china and looking ahead you think the leader gets a 218? >> is a important message for presumptive speaker to pick out their pretty special suppers and by looking cozy in that photo op with the president xi last week or so. that is an important message because a lot of people are very concerned about the increasing influence of china and are seen in the inability to do anything about it. now i take richard's point about that slim majority. i imagine that is part of what kevin mccarthy is discussing a lot of these next 60 plus weeks for how we can make a majority that's actually going to get something done gets of the dent on the issues the american people care about. certainly will be a tougher road to get those democrats in line without nancy pelosi like give her a lot of credit for being a beekeeper caucus in line over the years. i don't know you are going to see it with a far more

progressive and younger leadership coming in over there. hurdles to be cross for sure but quick speaking at this new house democratic leadership that we expect. the new face of the house democrats we expect maidstone is today, let's listen. >> are top governmental goal must be reclaiming the house in 2024. and i am committed to making sure that happens. >> richard how to democrats and back the house in 2024? >> if you look at the map, jeffries would like to become the more minor leader in this case. it's not as hard as it would have been. there is a red wavy were predicting that, but democrats when back 40 or 50 seats. in this case he has to look at ten -- 15 maneuvered to whimper that's a definite mountain to climb for him. especially in a world in which many of the programs that they passed when the democrats had majority of the house come the senate and the white house will go into effect or if you are a senior citizen in the next year

your prescription drug prices are going to go down. if you want some new fridge raider you're going to get a rebate for that all part of bills at a party pass review live in a community you see red cones and purple cones coming up because her building highways for the building bridges for their replacing lead pipes. these are all things are happening under bipartisanship, under joe biden's agenda. >> 36 pelosi and hoyer leaving the going to sticker on the congressional seats read some new faces some new places do expect there to be some growing pains? >> certainly. presumptive leader jeffries is going to find it's really hard to keep your caucus together special what it is slim. and to richard's point, the map is such that wherever i heard that before that we only need to pick up some seats at the harder road these days and in the time in the past, number one. number two the democrats found themselves coming back to congress and the really tough tossup seats, did so at the expense of not touting the suppose it accomplishment of the democrat majority from the last congress.

i do think their compliments are much more controversy on the ground for when they do go to effect will that actually something it's harder for them? >> i don't think about that if you talk about one receipt against the fierce opponent think of the attack she was receiving those to a defense they set out a ghost when it open borders. no, none of the things were true but now she gets the brunt on her record. they say we knew that wasn't true so we voted and reelected herbert. >> america rising we tracked every town hall, every debate that many of them they were not talking about forgot sometime about the commercials that are public or. >> they were not out there touting these things going to meet their constituents to talk about. here's what you give the democrats in charge. even the democrats i want to acknowledge about what have is republicans ran on very much a message of these surrounded around crime, surrounded around

immigration. >> and inflation. and the economy. >> sure if you talked about his look at every exit poll with on the number one issue with the economy, the second issue was women's reproductive health. many of those broke for democrats at the end. >> candidates that matter we have lots of conversations about that for sure. it's interesting democrats did not think their accomplishments were the number one issue that should be out there talk about on the stump. it's interesting to say is they get implemented is that changes. i think at the end of the dampier still explains in this inflation and these rising rates the american people are tired. >> i do not disagree with that pretty think it's going to end up coming down to the economy. i think we see happen when you look at the whole set of numbers that came up this week we seem to be looking at inflation in the rearview mirror and think most americans of the democrat or republican are happy about that. mike: richard, kathy thank you begot a run. thanks giving day just on the corner some families are worried about the high prices they will find at the grocery store.

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mike: is their live images from colorado springs, colorado were five people were shot and killed, 18 others wounded last night at that nightclub you're seeing right there on your screen. police tape is up. law enforcement on the scene. officers have arrested a 22-year-old man for the shooting. we will continue following the story and bring you the latest as we learn more. ♪. mike: american families are worried about their wallets as lingering inflation triggers a string of federal reserve interest rate hikes for joining me now is jon the investments president and ceo, jon welcome. >> thank you michael, good to see your brick works great to have you. let's take a look at the numbers year-over-year in october. wholesale prices up 8%, consumer prices up 7.7% jon how do you

assess the state of the american economy? >> well, the american economy there is still inflation out there. although cpi came down last month, there were some promising things, for instance copper went down, freight costs went down, used car prices went down. if you look at prices for apartment rents, they begin to stabilize which is a big softening there is a big part of the component of the cpi. having said that, airline tickets for those people who want to get away for thanksgiving, they are up. food is up. you are going to have the most expensive meal on the history of thanksgiving up an average of 20%. so food and energy is still an issue for the energy is the question that got us into this mess it will continue to be the biggest variable going forward. >> and feckless sure audience some numbers for thanks giving this week, but are up 26.7%.

canned vegetables up 18.7%. turkey up nearly 17%. frozen vegetables up 16.7% per potatoes at 15-point to percent. biscuits and rolls up 13.6%. that sounds like a potentially difficult thanksgiving holiday for middle-class and working-class americans and those on fixed incomes, jon. >> that is for sure. and then the question is what are we going to do to combat this? what is the fed going to do to combat this? they're going to have to continue to raise rates. in the question is how much? people think because we had a little lowering in the cpi the fed might hold off. but i do not think we are out of the woods yet, mike. i think the fed -- mike they're taking the wait and see policy that a lot of the investors were hoping that they will take. i mean their approach is still a lot more measured and they're

going to go after this inflation. i would not be surprised into summer if they do not raise the rates is not 50 basis points maybe even another 75. mike: here's presidents biden's take on the state of our economy. >> inflation of the grocery stores coming down slightly. prices for things like close in television and appliances are going down as well. gas prices are down. but it is going to take time to get inflation back to normal. >> is the president need a reality check, jon? >> it is obvious he contradicted himself in his statement from the beginning to the end. so it yes and i'm not sure the last time he went shopping for groceries for thanksgiving. that's where people are going to hurt. and look was a red wave in the elections? no. but did the conservative republicans take over congress?

yes. the only reason they did that is because people want change. they want this to go away. inflation is always hurting mom and pop. and of course it hurts the big corporations as well. mike: when you think folks at home will start to feel some relief, jon? >> is going to be hopefully next year. we are starting like i said we are starting to see some relief in some sectors. they variable is still the energy. let's hope for a warm winter overseas. because a lot of things are dependent globally. and if the energy prices continue to go up overseas we will have gone through most of our reserves but we may not be able to control the price and lower it artificially like we have in the last couple of months. mike: and jon from calamos investments. thrilled to have urinalysis today. happy thanks giving to your and your family. >> happy things giving mike.

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mike: u.s. intelligence officials that russia and iran to finalize a deal to manufacture iranian drones on russian soil. this news comes after the u.s. announces sanctions on entities involves the production and transfer of iranian drones to russia. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg alcott has the story from kyiv, hello gregory. >> l.a. mike moore on the dangers drones in a moment. but first the danger down south. twelve blasts were heard overnight at that huge nuclear power plants. hit both sides are blaming the other. it's occupied by russia, the un's iaea agencies seeing someone it's been critical of moscow, is playing with fire. in the city of kherson russians had an oil depot. they were pushed just a few miles away the two sides have been trading fire. as russia continues to target ukraine with a deadly and deceptive weapon, take a look.

>> this little thing is causing big problems for ukraine. it is an iranian made russian launched drone. it only goes about 100 miles an hour. but it can travel about 1000 miles hundred pounds of explosives packs a punch. >> a drones are terrifying the population as a post of the skies on deadly missions. damage done including in kyiv in targeting the power grid. russians getting thousands of around the ukrainian military showed us various types of their identity hidden they also showed us drone wreckage for ukraine is getting good at picking them o off. but the dangers of mass attacks hard to defend against. >> these drones are very dangerous for us. they caused a lot of damage to our infrastructure. >> a dozen drones were launched by russians just in the past week, 400 have been launched in just the past couple of months. officials say half of the power

grid here is damage, rolling blackouts in kyiv and across the country are becoming the norm. mike we heard from a utility chief boss this weekend as the winter closes in here, the energy supply drops down. he is suggesting if anybody here has maybe a place outside of ukraine, they might think about leaving the country, at least for the next couple of months, back to your progressive scene for affairs greg alcott live in the ukrainian capitol, greg, many thanks. mike: fighting continues we speak to discuss the recent realms in russia's work it's ukraine, senior research fellow at the heritage foundation for national defense enjoys meat live in city a branch of welcome. >> thank you very much for. >> we heard greg at talk what else is striking from the battlefield in the last couple of days? >> the last couple of days, one area in particular is reset it for potential winter offensives in the ground makes it more

favorable for a tank offensive you got the buildup of forces but this area it right here, this a partisan type of activity there's a long history having partisan activity in the past if you go back to world war ii. but the road network goes down two different independent paths. one of them has to cross here with the recent the power plant but also the town nearby sits astride that road for. >> the roads are critical obviously to get supplies in and out for. >> that is absolute correct. >> ocs but we've got here next. okay this is a look at the luhansk region for your thoughts on that question or. >> 's troops massing that could be in preparation to prevent another ukrainian breakthrough like we saw a couple months back where they took a large amount of territory quickly moving from the west to the east. there could be some fears on the russian side to position defenses for that. but this affront seems to be going in a slow advance.

mike: let's show the big picture to the folks at home? this is a recent airstrikes across ukraine, when you see here on this map? >> of the russian seem to be doing is setting up for basically a terror campaign attacking the power grid attacking means of logistics to the people most important to the populace producing in odesa because of power outages this is as the winter weather settles in very, very brutal cold weather. that is just a terror campaign. the operational part of that could be what comes later in the later wintertime of the ground again is more favorable for a larger offensive. mike: of ground freezes easier to move some of the service at that point because they won't sink? >> that is right. >> and then her final map today, let's take a look here.

okay this obviously great concern someone was firing on poland. we found out it was ukrainian missile. were you surprised how quickly authority seem to know it was not a russian weapon? >> not surprised. within a couple of hours the debris was already located the serial numbers of the parts it was clear it was it s300 or in need of terms in essay ten. that weapon system has been modified to the surface to surface attacks. it's not really what is designed for but it could do it. but looking at the ranges involved in the terrain did not make any sense but more likely the attacks this occurred at the onslaught of a large mass russian air attacks against ukraine. the city is not too far away look like as an air defense missile for. >> thank you so much your time today appreciate it. mike: is a feud out from turkey's many prepare for a feast with family. we'll find out how one business owner is giving back to the local community after the break.

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fridge welcome. >> thanks for have it's great to see you again. mike: it's great to see if he tell me what you're doing to bright thanksgiving for seniors. >> one@mail that's impossible to make for one person that is thanksgiving paid seniors living independent in the d.c. area we're going to hand-deliver 3000 elderly meals to them this year. we've done in years past. this year the need is even more. we hear that all the time. but phenomenal steak place, for those from the country who may not be familiar, you guys are frying turkeys on thanksgiving. [laughter] like somebody is got to do it. >> explain it. >> we have fried turkeys every year a because it's fun, it's good and deep frying turkeys is a thing for the reality is and allows us to cook a lot of turkeys in a very short period of time. little unintended consequence, all of these food banks and charities are giving out free raw turkeys for the recipients are scared to cook them or they don't know how to cook them or they don't have pots and pans to

cook turkeys predicted out to get sick they do not have to go to urgent care they bring them to me, i fry them for free and give them back to them. hundreds upon thousands of people on thanksgiving for. mike: you have tips or folks at home considering frying a turkey? >> if you're going to at home be careful. fire extinguisher commandeered outside please. where those gloves that smokers are barbecue guys wear to keep on their hands was going to splatter, it's going to kick out. and the fire department to great guys but you do not want them at your thanksgiving table with extinguishers on your house. bring it to melt over if you're around the country, take your time, less oil just wait for it and don't rush it be careful. >> in addition to medium rare here in d.c., you're also very active with feed the fridge.org a great cause here in the washington d.c. area. >> beyond washington d.c. but i am familiar with your work here. talk to us about the work of feed the fridge hear the sinks giving holiday progress feed the fridge is built on the premise that ingredients and the food

pantry model in this country needs to be fixed. it is not working as intended. people are still hungry but we are still talking about we spent more money and given out more food ingredients inchoate than we ever have before. feed to the fridge uses restaurants and chefs to prepare meals to give them away for free through a series of refrigerators that we place throughout the communities, no questions asked. that is our approach. and this thanksgiving we are announcing today we are going to feed 300 military families in the d.c. area thanksgiving dinner but those are here at walter reed or nih. walter reed or naval are going to get fridge and family struggling for males are going to get food. it is silly that in a country where the soldiers might be on the frontline tomorrow have to worry about food, the wife, the kids of the families are going to get were going to take them out of their minds this year. quote box what is the action when you do this for military families? >> it is unexpected by the military's been great to work with for the american red cross

controls access in all the hospitals been great to work with. they're not used to people doing for them, they do for others. and this is one case where we as a restaurant community and feed the fridge can do well for these families they are in a hard spot. >> mark thank you for the great work you do. god bless you and your team. and feed the fridge.org there is on the screen, mark have a wonderful thanksgiving and thanks for all that you do per. >> thank you for have me really appreciated her quick that's all for this are fox news lyford "fox news sunday" with shannon bream is up next. thank you for watching, have an awesome day and happy thanksgiving.

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