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♪ ♪ a beautiful sunset over milwaukee, wisconsin, this morning on "fox & friends" good morning welcome into this -- third hour of fox and friends. [laughter] two minutes to do the math. rachel: 8:00 it's been a wonderful morning with both of you boys. will: thank you. it has been a wonderful morning joey jones. cover boy -- joey: make anybody look pretty for a minute. >> fun doing the photoshoot? >> a nationally known photographer lives right down the road from me he came and did them so that was really cool too give him a shoutout there. >> as two men can have with two men taking pictures of each

other. [laughter] rachel: that was -- >> he only takes pictures of ducks and deer by the way he's a hunting photographer. two more hours let's get through this. will: back on to the road. house republicans are looking to pass a two step funding package to avoid a partial government shutdown. rachel: house speaker mike johnson unveiling his stop gap funding bill yesterday out of next week deadline. joey: alexandria huff is live from washington with more on this. alexandria. >> good morning this is a rather unorthodox approach rather than fund as a whole but a laddered continue resolution to fund it in two separate parts with two separate funding deadlines for appropriation bills dealing with agriculture, veteran affairs and housing would have a january 19th deadline with the remaining eight bills extended to february 2nd. but breaking it down, the hope is to keep congress discussing

smaller bills instead of holiday rush to pass a single enormous one. house speaker mike johnson said this, quote, the bill would stop the absurd holiday season omnibus tradition of massive loaded up spending bills right before the christmas recess. house republicans must position ourselves best to fight for the american people. so speaker johnson proposal does not include the aid for ukraine and israel requested by the president and thus white house stated, quote, this prime minister is a recipe for chaos and house republicans waste time on their political division and do their jobs and work in a way in a bipartisan way to prevent a shutdown. a majority of republicans have suggested that they agree a continuing resolution is needed. some gop hardliners, though, are against it not wanting to see any priority funding levels xeptionded in the short-term. rachel and joey. rachel: it is first test, for this new speaker. by the way, interesting that you know, the funding for the fbi

increased including 300 million dollars for a new head quarters for the fbi. a lot of republicans voting for that and a lot of republican voters saying wow -- fbi is hunting down your voters and voting to give them more money including a new fancy headquarters just weird stuff geng on in washington, d.c. >> you probably know more about inside of d.c. and house especially than any of us where do you think this goes? those term they use is honeymoon can he get a speak or and in other words bring forth things they might have been mad about fresh on the job do you think this goes to some continue resolution? >> i don't think if it is because a honeymoon for him or look so bad before and they don't want egg on their face on that and they have to come together and in the end it is a team sport right there's a lot of we saw last time there was

decent. >> "saturday night live" did their version featuring donald trump hosting republicans. watch. >> that all stuck behind me and nothing they can do about it just like in real life. 3%, 8%, 14%. 5% -- [laughter] and how about bored tim scott 1% very close. very low lower frankly than milk. apparently there's a milk lower than 1% skim never had it we don't drink it but we like skim we love him and look who they got playing meatball, ron. one of the destroy boys. ron is watching it like who the hell is that? poor ron desantis s&l doesn't think he has a chance if he did it would be like paul rudd but

chris christie you just walk away -- >> that was good. that was funny. i didn't see the whole thing, though, i don't know where they went after that but that's the truth donald trump is -- he's the nominee until something changes. >> young thing is people get mad at the truth and you know, all you can do is just explain reality and it is -- i understand the strategy of the other candidates including ron desantis that i think there's a legitimate conversation to explore about the effectiveness of this and a whether or not it will work. but literally winning over a few kaw -- caucuses in iowa it is a national poll it is a local game and can you win a few caucuses and second -- pull an upset in iowa? and then does that change the nature of the unfolding domino of primaries which again are state by state and i'm assuming that's the bet you know. but it's not -- this is the reality that people get upset about.

it is not looking good. right now if your name sing the donald trump it is not looking good. and here's an example this was on -- this was on "one nation with brian kilmeade." ron desantis was on apparently his biggest donor robert bigelow is considering pulling his money from -- rachel: like 20 million dollars. will: from desantis to trump and -- and brian kilmeade asked governor ron desantis about that. watch. >> robert bigelow is your biggest donor he told reuters he wants to see to moderate your message before he gives anymore money to you. will you adjust your message? >> no. i mean i think that my message is the same that i've done ever since ives been in office it is about fighting for people and winning for americans and families and about leading this country's comeback when you're in this business you have to do what you think is right you have to be able to look in the mirror know that you did what you

thought was right for the right reason i know different donors have different views that's fine and my view is always been do what you think is right. let the chips fall where they may some will like it and you can't contort yourself into a pretzel to try to please somebody or another. i think you have to be who you are. >> i appreciate that answer by the way. in that -- i appreciate that -- >> sounds like a losers response. >> you shouldn't be bending to whim of a donor. that hurt him early on -- will: i don't think he should be bending but you don't want to lose your donors that's not a good sign for the campaign two realities here. >> what else does he say but that response because he's losing a donor because he decided to get into a race that all signs said he couldn't win and lost the race the day he started it. he needed to cool out and make this race definitively ron desantis versus donald trump punch on places trump was weak at like covid --

like spending so much -- rachel: did do that. >> not in the geng and tried to draw a contrast he didn't point fingers and come with punches. and that's hurt him. he doesn't have his own base that's up and excited and feels leak he can go toe to toe with anyone. glaism i think it is basic and has to do with personality one thing that donors mentioned was that he was upset at one point ron desantis didn't prmpleg well i think it was in a debate and didn't come and talk to him and instead casey desantis by the way -- would be winning if it was casey. because she just has a lot of personality she connects with people very well. and he appreciated that casey came but i gave the candidate 20 million why doesn't he talk to me one other point about this. when i was in miami i was talking with hispanic voters hispanics are now like 50/50 unheard of numbers in the hispanic community and i was so proud of the hispanic community like wow.

they're making, you know, they're making their voice heard. they're, you know, forcing candidates compete for their votes. i'm equally proud of gop voters think about everything that has been done to donald trump. in the media with law fair, you know, you know with being silent on places and platforms that he should be at yet he's still on top. and that says that the republican voters are saying we don't care what the donors say like that gave that gave $20 million we don't care what you say and democrats and mainstream media and we won't let these people pick our primary candidate that is a really heartening you know thing to hear about. will: i want to make two more quick points on this and describe -- i think that there's legitimate conversation about what republican any republican can win a general election. i mean that. we talk about this i have concerns. right and there are people that

are passionately against donald trump. passionately against but i'll tell you something they're also and you know this, but there are people passionately for donald trump. last night i was at uf295 friends of the program here and navy s.e.a.l. and right when the main card starts, in walks donald trump and it was the loudest -- applause of the night for any fighter for any event it was -- and then the crowd erupted into chants of usa, and look you just don't -- get that with many politicians. i understand there's a lot of people on the other side that have the opposite kind of passion towards donald trump. i'll never vote for donald trump i'll tell you what i witnessed last night. rachel: i would -- qhaftion it like like electric in there? will: yeah. came in with kidd rock tucker carlson it was huge donald trump jr. -- >> dana white.

>> yeah. will: incredible. rachel: that's the kind of crowd he attracts, people who like to watch ufc for example i don't think a lot of those people were at that tuesday election for example. the demographic that voted this past week, is a little more they say is a little more upscale and so it's interesting to see will all of those -- middle of america the working class americans a lot of them who turn into ufc matches will they be ones who turn out in the presidential election? we'll see it is interesting. will: move to the border. record numbers at the southern border 3.21 -- 3.2 nationwide million nationwide encounters for fiscal year 600,000 got aways, 172 on the terror watch list. that's all led republicans to consider this week -- speaker mike johnson wants to reportedly get ducks in a row and consider impeaching

alejandro mayorkas. >> 172 might be most important number and there were a few weeks ago i was hosting doing side by side last year to this year or 2019 to this year that number was down to zero i believe 20 is 19 it was zero and then single digit, and now it is almost 200 this year. while we're in a place where i don't know -- the arab world may try to be at war with israel and trying to figure out what israel is and all of europe at russia and ukraine and people who want to do us harm that doesn't count the ones we doangts know about. rachel: 24,000 chinese come across chinese citizens come across our border as well. so i mean this is really troubling stuff. this might be the stuff, you know, you thought about people that don't like donald trump and there's -- you're right about that. that there's some passion on -- on among electorate against donald trump but a lot of people who hate what you're seeing on your screen right now.

will: i would hope and think. >> representative luna from florida this is what she had to say about the need to impeach mayorkas. >> in fact, just this year alone over 2.8 million interaction with the illegal migrants have happened at our southern border in my opinion we need a zero tolerance stance and one problem we're facing as lawmakers a this administration is undermieping laws that are on the books. so we have to hold them accountable and i will be supporting that privilege revolution this guy is a apartment of that problem. >> there's certainly a lot of reasons to impeach him more than say a phone call about biden corruption in ukraine. joey: is impeachment the right tool to use? does that make it so parts disan political that it's harder to get some of those democrats in texas onboard with sounding the alarm. will: my only thing about impeachment is alejandro

mayorkas is doing what he's told it is joe biden policy the biden administration policy, and -- if he's impeached you think he's going get something better and different under this administration? rachel: sick of this guy coming to congress and lying through his teeth why don't you admit yes, we've opened border we have an idea to bring in more people and you know get more votes. we can get rid of the idea of national sovereignty but tell us what you're doing and be honest about it. and by the way, i think we should do what margery taylor green is trying to do with pete buttigieg to try to pay him one dollar maybe that will move some of these bad actors along. if they stop getting paid. joey: dollars worth of work out of him. [laughter] rachel: turning to headlines from begin with going story out of california. some orange county schools will be closed tomorrow after a fire flare-up at aircraft hangar after a fire destroyed a world war ii era blimp in the hangar last neeght that's so sad.

officials fear they'll continue until firefighters can actually get inside to extinguish the flames they planned to let the blaze burn itself out yesterday. donald trump jr. is expected back on the stand tomorrow to be defense first witness in the 250 million dollar fraud case against his family and company and joined one nation to call out what he says are misplaced priorities of new york's attorney general. >> kids -- shot in middle of times square and women pushed in front of trains yet you have attorney general in second or third right now in the nation that sits in a courthouse every day that will parade don, myself ivanka, and when universally everybody is testified to the fact we have nothing to do with statements financial condition. rachel: a kangaroo trial that is entering its sefnght week despite attempts to immediately end legal proceedings. college law professors across

the country are attempting to shake things up by using celebrities to engage students. a law professor at the university of south dakota plans to never go out of style by making taylor swift the focus of his class -- he says it is to help students crack persuasive arguments about taylor swift wow. law professors are help calling in celebrities like ross and spoke to students on tuesday about entertainment and business law. and those are your headlines. that might make a little more sense. joey: can i say i don't hate it but i went to the community college in maryland when i was recovering and we had a speech class they were like give a speech about something you're passionate about that's changed your life so i do any try trifold and process thet

prosthetics and i was done with that school. >> kim kardashian has gone to speak at harvard i think at the harvard business school because she's now a billionaire she's an enterprise and talked about her business and all of that kind of stuff so -- joey: i didn't expect that angle i didn't know you were going to be a kardashian -- >> she did earn richer and maybe she can teach us something about making money. will: i'll let y'all sort that out. yesterday was veteran's day honoring nation heros all weekend long as fox news once again partnering with u.s. vets in the camo for a cause campaign. joey: shirts motion and hats and today is your last day to get 20% of all -- all proceeds which will be donated to u.s. veterans. rachel: use qr code on your screen or head over to honor.u.s. vets.org/forward the gears very nice will was wearing tie yesterday. will: i was. disploa some here on the table

hats and ties and there's a t-shirt some mugs i might have to get that tie any time i can grab a tie. rachel: you're a veteran you can take whatever you want. joey: go hunting and do a post debate show with you guys hey it is right there ready to go. exactly right. will: comub coming up fired by the pope outrage to remove -- ray monday joins us with that reaction next. globe abby hornacek is getting tailgate started in colorado as fox nfl sunday gets ready for kickoff live from the air force academy and that is one heck of a team out there this year. hey, abby. [laughter] ♪ ♪ that's right i'm on the set of fox nfl sunday i'll be giving you guys a behind scenes look of what is going to go on here later on today also be joined by miss colorado that and so much more many make sure you stick around on fox and friends. ♪ ♪

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this morning outrage over the pope's decision to remove a conservative texas bishop one of his most vocal critics in the u.s. hierarchy, they did not site a reason for the dismissal but bishop joseph strickland

embracing woke policies calling out pope for undermining catholic faith he was asked to resign on thursday but he refused. now he's been forcibly removed our next guest says this is a terrible treatment of a very holy man fox news contributor raymond joins us next. so raymond why don't you break down what's happening here because it is a big news in catholic world and so some of our viewers want to kind of understand the context of this. >> look people inside and outside the catholic church will remember bishop strick land when dodgers had sisters of drag queens be honored it was strickland to lead prayer service there and outspoken i don't like idea of describing him as conservative because some of his positions may fall outside of conservatism i would describe him as traditional catholic bishop defending traditional teachings. on marriage and life, and to the

sanctity of marriage and totality of human person and what you're called to do so he's apostle on that open throated in the media but holy good man, and to show that this guy has got 21 men and formation in his seminary in a diocese of 55,000 people reraised 2 million with bishop appeal so everything was humming along in tyler. what was happening i think you had partisans progressives, who didn't like what he was doing and they didn't like his visibility. so for whatever reason, of vatican investigation was kicked off over the summer, and they sent in rachel, just to be perfectly blunt -- some of the worst people you could imagine. i mean, one of these the investigators was a retired bishop from tucson this guy was accused and it is verified he ordained a sexual abuser after learning of the abuse. why would you allow this character to come in and

investigate a good man like strickland blows my mind and decided to remove this holy good traditional -- >> what is the reason? because he's traditional is it because he criticized him and pope that thin skinned? >> well there's a pattern of this i'll let you and viewers interpret this bishop holly martin in holly another orthodox bishop removed. he claims he was removed because donald -- ex-cardinal of washington wanted him out of the picture. you would have bishop daniel torres in puerto rico recently removed he told his people you don't have to get the vaccine and they said you're out of communion with other bishops guess what st. paul corrected st. peter and maybe it is time for people to rise up and simply speak out and say, this is what christ teaches this is what the church teaches, and if you're going to remove bishops you have to provide an explanation to the

people of god. you say you want to listen to the people. we have this whole -- meeting in rome over the last few months nobody ever heard about it except few people in catholicism but walk and listen to the people you have to speak to the people too and explain to us why you're removing our shepherds this is really -- unfair and unjust i think. rachel: apparently they don't want to hear from orthodox catholic and that's a problem. i mean, i think about -- that's next question i have. you have the fbi going after traditional catholics pope said nothing and now pope going after a bishop aligns with traditional catholics so what are traditional catholics take away from all of this what's the future for the american church? which if you go to any perish it is traditional ones that are booming. and the left -- >> thriving. bishops some bishoping and pope i think are trying to get themselves out of business by moving church so far into the

progressive column they alienate only faithful people to come to support you but here's the reality church was founded to save souls. okay, it is not to be a group of think everything. it is not to get everybody to march in lock step with opinion on vaccines or the climate. that's immaterial and it is protection of doctrine that jesus christ himself handed to apostles you believe that or don't and bishop was trying to do that and administrative difficulty they should have corrected him on that but it is not clear. nobody is giving answers here but only sproazed to remove a bishop with a sexual malfeasance and that doesn't seem to be what happened here. you have a disagreement on doctrine that is not reason or otherwise to remove a bishop bishop of the u.s. should speak out because tomorrow it could be them on the frying pan. rachel: that is an excellent point see if they have the

courage ramon arroyo thanks for joining us and happy anniversary. >> thank you. rachel: thanks raymond will over to you. will: you're looking live where the idf says hamas lost its group as u.n. security counsel expected to hold emergency meeting as middle eastern nations call for a cease-fire. joey: trey yingst is live in southern israel with the very latest, next. it just seemed like the thing to do. but he was getting picky, and we started noticing some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's a no-brainer that remi should have the best nutritious and delicious food possible. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. ♪ get started at longlivedogs.com

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currently involved in negotiations between israel and qatar over potential hostage release. will: trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel with the latest. trey. reporter: hey guys good morning i do want to start just having my camera man pan up to sky along israel gaza border you're going to be able to see israeli drone that is circling this border area. trying to gather intelligence on possible targets in the northern part of the gaza strip, we've been watching throughout the day as this drone circles above, israeli fighter jets hammer positions in the northern part of gaza and try to support those infantry troops battling hamas fighters on the ground. many of the fire fights have taken place over the past 24 hours shot their refugee camp in gaza and israeli forces have surrounded hospital but are leaving one evacuation corridor on the eastern side. as this continues, we do know that israeli forces are going to be pushing deeper into gaza there are still many areas of

gaza city and not able to capture yet and there are reportedly thousands of hamas fighters still hold up in buildings there. waiting to engage those israeli forces who say they've lost 42 of their own soldiers since all of this began on the ground with israeli forces pushing into gaza. this does come as a lot of activity is taking place on northern border with lebanon today multiple antitank guided missile attacks injuring half a dozen civilians israelis at this hour are responding as they try to keep both the northern and southern front from evolving and unraveling into a much larger conflict. as it relates to and hospital situation i do want you to doctor in southern part of the gaza strip who spoke at the hospital headquarters for hamas. take a listen. [inaudible conversations] >> even if you are wounded or injured in the area you cannot be evacuated by ambulance to a

hospital and this is out of service this is the situation. >> it is a very challenging situation for israeli forces and palestinian civilians inside gaza. we know there are hundreds if not thousands of patients and individual sheltering in the alshefa hospital but in tunnel network beneath hospital so they're going evacuate babies currently in this hospital but it does set up a very difficult fight ahead as hamas fighters are still within gaza city engaging israeli forces. guys. rachel: that is heartbreaking. joey: i have a question for you it is more than 40 casualties in a single battle is a big number. be a big number for us and iraq war or afghan war. but it seem like nothing has really stalled israeli advance like an abundance of ied or huge count attack last week reported i'm apologize for e --

but intelligence outpost where they found plans that hamas was potentially drawing back into gaza city to mount defensive. is -- are we seeing that has happened in other words where israel is now, is the count offensive from hamas yet to come a bigger fight to come or has israel withstood that? >> it is a great question, and coming from someone who understands battlefield that's exactly what they're doing they're drawn back in and basically engage israeli forces as many fire fights as possible trying to slow those forces down as they advance deeper into gaza. but the part for the israelis is really two part one is civilians in part of the gaza strip and opened up two evacuation or doers not just from northern part to southern part through the center of the strip but a coastal road. they're trying to get civilians out of the way to increase the

bombing campaign against northern gaza. they are using the air support and artillery support here along border to go deep entire the strip and in terms of number casualties i was inside gaza last weekend with israeli group of soldiers a unit that was pushing just south of gaza city, and commander there told me israeli forces are actually surprised at the number of casualties. they expected to take many more casualties that entered gaza an indication that hamas is actually once again pulling those fighters back into the center part of gaza city and preparing for that larger battle. rachel: really quick any last word on hostages? what's the latest? >> no word on hostages. there are some reports that a deal is trying to get underway it is in the works with the qataris trying to help negotiate some release there are reports that indicate it could be a women and children deal where there are women and children being held hostage released in

exchange for prisoners in israeli prisons. these are all reports and speculation at this point but certainly israelis are trying to push those diplomatic channels to get as many hostages out as possible but number right now stands at 239 people that are being held by hamas inside gaza. rachel: boy i'm praying those negotiations happen. will: thank you trey. rachel: thank you trey. coming up school choice at risk a new lawsuit makes itses way to the wisconsin state supreme court claiming a child's choice in their education is unconstitutional. that's next.

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flash-flooding so concerns there and otherwise because we have been into a drought situation houston driest summer on record at least up to ten here. so quite a deficit for texas and louisiana and mississippi, alabama, parts of florida. we do have some changes on the way. so we get through this week and then next week early thanksgiving travel outlook looks like we have many areas of low pressure we've got that dip in the jet stream and it looks like east could be dealing with some travel delays. i know so we'll keep you up to date certainly as we go through next couple of weeks i can't believe we're talking about thanksgiving but here we are fox weather.com for all of your latest details i'll be here to keep you up to date. right and then we put up christmas tree soon. will: they're out downstairs. joey: a couple in the house already i'm not going to lie. will: right of parents to have a say in their kids 'education now at risk after state claims it is

unconstitutional -- rachel: our next guest fighting back rick of the institute of law and liberty filing motion to intervene tomorrow joins us live whroong catholic memorial president donna. thank you both for joining us this morning. this is actually kind of shocking but a lot of people don't realize that wisconsin is the home the original home of the modern voucher school system. so what can we expect? what are you doing how are you fighting back against these people that want to take it away from low income minorities that's what the vouchers are set up for also children with special needs i'll start with you donna. >> well thank you very much for inviting us in we're happy to be with you this morning yes we are very concerned on behalf of our families and our students. this is a widely supported educational program that's working. that has wonderful results, and our parents are quite frankly

very concerned and worried that this action for their children is going to be removed. >> rick i would love to ask you what is argument that school choice is unconstitutional and argument that you will have to combat what are they arguing? inch well they make a couple of arguments -- some of them border on frivolous they say that the choice program doesn't serve a public purpose. but, obviously, educating children is a public purpose. they make arguments that have been rejected by court in the past about -- the degree of regulation and state superintendent of public instruction doesn't have you have in authority but their biggest argument is interpretation of something in the wisconsin constitution called the uniformity clause, which is bizarre, and i can't we don't have time to get into details but suffice to say if their theory is correct it will be novel of wisconsin law that

would threaten not only school choice program. but wisconsin's entire system of financing education as well as a host of other social programs. so from a legal perspective, it is a very weak case but nevertheless one that we're going to take very, very seriously and oppose very strenuously. joey: if the wisconsin supreme court doesn't rule favorably my question is does it have a question to become to potentially other states abandoning school choice laws? >> it can't become precedent because it would be a decision based entirely on wisconsin law. but sometimes what does happen is that if another state has a similar constitutional provision, according to to that state will look to what they did in wisconsin and ask whether it is persuasive or not use it and so people outside would need to

be very, very mindful of what happens in this case at all because it is a huge threat to 65,000 children. >> yeah. >> mostly low income minorities but also to people across the country. rachel: that is difference between this voucher and other for example in florida or arizona this in wisconsin it is really minority poor people who are those accessing the voucher. and donna you know, catholic schools provided an incredible service during covid when all of the unions shut down public schools you stayed open, you kept kids on track and now the scores are showing that. what's this citizens of wisconsin aware of what is happening or what could happen to the voucher program? are they up in arms because the support for catholic schools for private schools ability to choose your school has gone through the roof. >> yes. absolutely.

we return to your point about covid. we announced in april of 2020 that we were returning five days week full instruction in school by august. we did that, and the outcomes have been tremendous. our families are very supportive of the wisconsin parental choice program, and now they have a solution that's working. test scores outcomes, impact, families want the choice program so they have an option to find the right school environment for their child. will: imagine that. >> small class sizes, it could be student to teacher ratio it could be environment, they want something that helps their moral compass all of the things are in jeopardy. >> crazy. it is just crazy parents want it have a say in their children's education. >> lawsuit brought by kurt from a left leaning superpack shame on him thank you so much. >> thank you. will: coming up abby hornacek

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broadcasting in colorado and that's where we find abby hornacek live this morning and she's joined by the first military officer to compete in a national miss america competition air force graduate miss colorado madison marsh good morning abby. >> good morning to you will that's right madison was kind muff to wake up early with me this morning. and she has a special connection to the academy. she graduated back in may congratulations. >> thank you so much. reporter: what was your experience like here? >> it was really challenging but honestly leadership challenges and every day prepared me ultimately to be miss colorado so fortunate to come from here. >> you're active duty right now what is it like for you to celebrate honor veteran's day and honor those who came for you. >> i look at it and open up doors to allow me to come to serve in the military to put the uniform on and it just means world looking back at all of the people that came before me. reporter: and what's next for

you? >> competing for miss america through the 14th also a lot of pancreatic cancer work coming up i started competing in pageants because i lost my mom to pancreatic cancer and working on that awareness throughout congress and many parts of my life at harvard so very excited. reporter: i'm sorry to hear about your mom keeping her in our prayers thank you for your service and time here today. i'm going to leave you right here good luck and in the future to show folks behind scenes look of this incredible set. take a look at this people have been here all week long. setting up this set, of course, you're going to have the host sitting here. all of the cameras, american flags, as they salute our veterans on the special weekend, coming up later today this will be a thousand cadets filling in spaces as you can see behind me just in a beautiful vista as well so serves as a great back drop to honor our men and women in uniform who so bravely serve our country and allow us to live

freely here will i'll sending it back to you and should mention because cowboys later previewing that came 16 medal of honor recipients honoring as well as they take on the giants. will: that's awesome a gorgeous shot there with the mountains in the background 16 medal of honor recipients incredible incredible day thank you so much abby and madison. all right still ahead bah humbug cancel christmas decorations for city work ergs. that story straight ahead. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? you don't have to take it to the dealer. bring it to safelite. we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much.

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