>> laurat : couldn't check that gun, but he's mr. genius? let's end on something positive. jimmy, what are you thankful for? i'm trying to make thankful for you and all ofsh the guess thatn come onto show, david, brett, you know the you are. what are you thankful for? i'm thankful for that i'm noton: kamala's designated driveris because that guy is getting a workout this holiday season. earl i saw the video you played earlier and we joke she is on wine or petals, i'm sure today's video was both. s >> she is anpid that is fair ors that the spirits. >> well said to. >> laura: jimmy, have a great thanksgiving and get tickets to jimmy's, d and the prompter is not my thing >> carley: president-elect trump rounds out his economic team with two new selected cabinet

selections as trump's trade agenda comes into focus. >> todd: fox news alert from middle east. israel and hezbollah agree to a ceasefire and democrats are playing the blame game with vice president kamala harris campaign team commenting on her failed presidential bid. >> being up against a narrative we were not doing anything or were afraid to have interviews is completely -- >> todd: we'll look at the numbers. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this getaway day. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm sure people will head to the airports today. details on the ceasefire deal ahead. first begin with doug luzader with the latest on the trump transition. >> douglas: we had a slew of announcements last night one after the other on the economic and healthcare teams.

names give direction of the upcoming trump policy. jamison grier, chief of staff to that position during the first experience implementing tariffs. kevin hasset has been a pro proponent of tax cuts and served in the first trump turn. trump said we will renew record tax cuts and work with countries that have taken advantage of the united states in the past. healthcare team, bhattacharya, he is a physician and economist, had been a critic of covid-era shutdowns. this is an entirely different direction. >> they realize they have a

president elect, who wants no more bad trade deals, no more selling us out through illegal immigrant, not hoisting on us economic policies crushing average americans. >> doug: trump teamed signed an agreement with biden administration to allow some incoming team to meet there biden administration countyparts ahead of inauguration on january 20. >> todd: oh, my god, he's going to do away with the norm, no, it took time. california still have elections outstanding. doug luzader, thank you. fox news alert in israel, hezbollah ceasefire deal going into effect overnight ending 14 months of fighting. >> carley: benjamin hall is live

with more. >> this is highly anticipated ceasefire that will hopefully bring an end to the war in hezbollah. there were celebrations across the country yesterday, it began at 4:00 a.m. following heaviest day of strikes by israel in beirut. terms are as follows, there is 60 60-day truce and hezbollah fighters will pull north. monitoring done by un and lebanese army and israel has right to defend itself if hezbollah breaches the agreement. hezbollah will move north of israel. critics saying in 2006, they did not abide with it. prime minister netanyahu said israel will be watch ing closel.

>> how long it will be depend what happens in lebanon. with full understanding with u.s. we are reserving full military action if hezbollah doesn't follow the agreement, we'll attack. >> hezbollah has been decimated by israel. pagers killed thousands of them. iran has supported this, as well. on israeli side, original aim for attacking hezbollah was to get the 60,000 displaced israelis back home, this ceasefire allows that. this busy been decoupled from a ceasefire in gaza and that is where many eyes are turning now. president biden was asked if

there was could a ceasefire there before he moves office and he said he hopes so and a hamas leader said he thought it could lead to a ceasefire there. many hope it could lead to ceasefire with hamas, as well. >> carley: benjamin hall, thank you. fox digital exclusive. president trump calling on leticia james to drop a civil fraud case against him. lawyers writing in a letters, president trump called for partisan strike to end and for factions to join forces for greater good of the country. this permeated the most recent election cycle. >> todd: new report showing number of afghan and nationals

coming in hopeings of reaching u.s. has surged since 21. number of afghan migrants crossing increased from 98 between 2010 and 2020 to 8000 since 21. chinese migrant crossings increased from 299 to 40,000. overall migrant crossings risen from 115,000 to 1.2 million. new york elementary school being called out for teaching gender identity course to ki kindergarteners. a moms and current d.a. will reacts next. >> carley: and tariffs against the u.s., cheryl casone will explain what this could mean for your wallet coming up next. fore farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again.

♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.

dear santa, i hope you are having a good day in the north pole. is it cold all the time there? is that why your cheeks are so rosy? my mom says i'm a good helper. but you didn't come last year. was my chimney broken? i just really hope this year when i wake up... i'm gonna see... ...that you came to my house too. wow. donate and help the marines deliver hope to a child in need.

♪ ♪ ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪

chicago police so moment samantha steel was pulled over for suspected dui, flaunting her government position to officers. >> do you want me to handcuff you and arrest?

you are refusing to provide me -- gl i am. >> you realize that? >> i am an elected official, i don't want any of this. >> you are involved in an accident, you hit several cars. two. >> i'm an elected football. >> of what? >> cook county. >> carley: steel was found lying on the ground near two damaged parked vehicles. officers found an open bottle of wine on the floor she was driving. she was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. fox news reached out to steel, but have not heard back. >> todd: something shock to me as a parent, gender identity class for kindergarten. with lessons planning including identifying who you are, expressing identity and determining gender pronouns. some words five year olds are

expected to understand are transgender, cisgender and that has momentarily been taken down. we'll get into the d.a. race in a second, you have been a school bo board, been an advocate, is that a good idea teaching that to five year olds? >> i have been elected by parents of manhattan again and again because i fo k cus on rea education, literacy, numeracy and not on leftist ideologies that are inappropriate for kids. parents want their kids to get a good solid education, learn how to read in kindergarten, so the parents of manhattan have elected me, i am clear our kids

need to be places to learn important stuff and not have indoctrination. >> todd: i want my children to learn math, reading, writing, sky ciphers soois /* saes scie nce. i could not explain cisgender to her without confusing her. they said they would be reviewing future teaching plans, providing opportunity for hastings community feedback. reached back to the district for further comment, we are awaiting clarification. congressman richie torres calling for stronger border security and told "new york post" if federal government is looking to remove violent criminals, the state should

participate. years ago he backed amnesty. >> i think it is clear in new york and around the country that people in both parties want safer cities and better schools and sensible policies, not extreme ideology on either side. they want way to safely raise their kids, have thriving businesses and torres and others have gotten that memo. >> todd: the migrant crisis, will it cost d.a. alvin bragg the election? something you are hoping to facilitate, has the city reached their tipping point and voters are saying, we're fed up with alvin bragg's soft on crime

policy, we'll elect a republican in a deep blue city like this? >> this is not about party, it is who has best policies and idea and who will prioritize keeping new yorkers safe. we have had a 30% increase in crime in this city. people are fed up with response they get, they don't even call in crime. if you see someone stealing in your local pharmacy, you will not call, you know alvin bragg will not prosecute that case. he released a memo saying he was not going to prosecute. if alvin bragg keeps his job, our city will get less safe. i am defense litigator for many years and manhattan needs to be defended against criminals. >> todd: i would ask for a point

by point approach to your plan, i think i can make it as simple for audience as possible. if somebody commits a crime, you will prosecute them, is it that simple? >> it is that simple, prosecute crime, support law enforcement to do the job they can do and build a society where you can walk into a pharmacy and pick something auch the shelf, rules are for law abiders not law breakers. maud marin will do the job of being d.a. as opposed to alvin bragg. thank you. carley. >> carley: rain, snow and a shortage of air traffic controllers could slow down 80 million heading to airports and hitting the road. faa staffing shortages are expected to cause delays and screen 18 million people over holiday stretch and three million just today.

winter storm warnings are in place across six states. janice dean has the forecast, does not look like things will be on time. >> janice: a few things happening across the map. live radar, area of low pressure bringing snow to rockies and that is system going to eject into the planes and bring strong storm, heavy rain, snow in the forecast for eastern third of the country. denver, you are getting waloped, could see potential for heavy snow across the rockies and toward plain states, mainly a rain event and potential for stronger storms for southeast. san francisco, denver, los angeles, seattle, all of you could potentially see some travel trouble. here is what we're dealing with on thursday. so the severe threat for the southeast, florida toward

carolinas and virginia and area of low pressure going to intensify off the coast toward east coast and into the atlantic, airport delays across the rockies, the ohio valley as system moves eastward and thanksgiving day forecast, everybody looks good except northeast and eastern seaboard and look at this, what a mess. very heavy rain in the forecast for the parade. >> carley: i know, that is what you have been saying all week. >> janice: i wish i had better news, be prepared for heavy rain. >> carley: pillsbury dough boy will need a -- have a great day. president-elect trump border czar tom homan warning democrats not to stand in the way of trump's mass deportation plan. listen to this.

>> this is a felon to harbor authorities, don't press us. >> todd: image for you, joe rogan with a white house press pass. joe concha will have more on potential trump plan that could change media landscape when we come back. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, test for tb and do bloodwork. serious infections, blood clots, some fatal; ...cancers, including lymphoma and skin; serious allergic reactions;

gi tears; death; heart attack; and stroke occurred. cv event risk increases in age 50 plus with a heart disease risk factor. tell your doctor if you've had these events, infection, hep b or c, smoked, are pregnant or planning. don't take if allergic or have an infection. done settling? ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. and take back what's yours. (♪)

do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly

realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >> carley: fox news alert after 14 months of fighting israel and hezbollah agreed to israel-backed ceasefire deal that went into effect just hours ago. >> people of israel, lebanon cannot be achieved only on the battleground, under the deal reached today effective 4 a.m. tomorrow local time, fighting across the israeli-lebanese border will end. this is designed to be a p permanent susization of hos

hostility. >> carley: israeli troops withdraw from lebanon as hezbollah moves north, gives israel right to defend itself if hezbollah breaks the agreement. victoria coates, with heritage foundation and author of "battle for jewish state" and victoria joins me now. why was this deal etch radioed now and what does this mean for israel moving forward? >> good to be with you. i think the deal was reached now and that 60-day timeframe, the president is insisting it is permanent, but it is 60 days, that puts us on the other side of inauguration day of january 20th. this will give israel breathing space. they have been fighting for 14

months on three fronts or four if you count iran proper. they could rest idf and could resupply and get new american administration into place. >> carley: here is prime minister netanyahu on the timing of this deal yesterday, listen to this. >> why have a ceasefire now? focus on iranian threats. two, refresh ing our forces and getting armament. third reason for ceasefire, separating hamas and this know front. hezbollah not in the picture, hamas will be,a lone. >> carley: that last point, secretary of state blinken says the ceasefire with hezbollah could help end the conflict in gaza, hamas will know it can't

count on other fronts opening up in the war. do you think that is true? >> it does allow israel to focus primarily on hamas, on wrapping up the operation in gaza, which is close to being finished. hamas no longer has capacity of organized fighting force, they are at best guerilla force, if that. there is virtue to getting that conc concluded. the problem is nobody believes hezbollah has a real interest in peace. i think they are trying to save their own skin and iranians want to preserve that as proxy force. i think most israelis are resigned to the fact they will have to go back and do maintenance on this. over last 2-1/2 months has been

extraordinary and unprecedented destroying hezbollah leadership. there could be a chance to truly defeat them. >> carley: in creative ways like with the pagers. iaea says iran has enough uranium to produce four nuclear bombs and they have increased their stockpile ahead of donald trump's return to office. donald trump just sent elon musk to meet with iran's un to figure out how to deescalate attention. what will the relationship with united states and iran be over next four years? >> i have not seen that meeting was confirmed, i don't want to speculate on that. president trump has been clear, he's not look are for war with iran and doesn't want war this

the middle east. that said he has been clear iran will not be permitted to get a nuclear weapon. they have made progress on their nuclear program, we know where they were when we left office in january of 2021 in terms of centrifuge and enriching under uranium. they have a greater stockpile and enriching at higher rate, they spent their money that flowed to the country under biden administration on their nuclear program, that is a new challenge for the president elect to confront. >> carley: thank you for joining us. >> thank you, happy thanksgiving. >> carley: you're welcome. nato secretary general mark rutte, will join "fox and friends" later this morning. >> todd: tom homan visiting the texas border with greg abbott

and wasted no time calling out biden administration. >> over two million known gotaways, how many carrying fentanyl, sex trafficking women and children, how many are gang members? >> todd: in california, state and local law enforcement are prohibited from holding illegal migrants for ice, making arrests and asking about immigration status. bill wells joins me now. what could happen to your police officers if they comply with the federal law with federal orders? >> in california, sb-54, basically makes it a crime for muni municipalities to work with law enforcement in the federal level. what is insidious about this, the crime focuses on police officers, police officers that would call immigration or border

patrol and talk about somebody they have in their arrest that is possible venezuelan gang member, if they do that, they are liable of a misdemeanor and civil liability, as well. that puts them in a position to lose their job and pension and it really forces our hand, we want to protect our police officers. >> todd: to be clear, if a police officer who has sworn oath to protect his or her community does that, and complies with federal law, they could lose pension they worked years upon years to build up and that is horrific. when you talk to the officers, what are they telling you? >> you know, police officers, they want to enforce the law, they want safer community and have same goals i have. people have families and careers. they are wanting me to figure out way to solve this problem. we're doing that. we're sending a letter to the

attorney general next week, that basically says what are our parameters? doesn't federal government have supremacy over state government? if not, if you disagree, what is consequence for us cooperating with federal government? >> todd: tom homan not backing down in face of leftist threats from states like california. listen. >> i'm sending message for people who say they will get in our way. they will stop us from doing what we are doing, i've said hundred times, don't cross that line. this is a felony for knowingly ha harbor, don't press us. >> todd: do you think this has to be resolved by the supreme co court? >> yes, i think it does. supreme court had opportunity to take it up once before in 2020.

tensions have gotten higher and it is not a mute point, federal government at odds with state government and federal government has supremacy, i am noz able to make laws to override state authority and state authorities cannot do that with federal government. >> todd: they are putting hatred of donald trump ahead of safety of their residents. i think that is most simple explanation. bill wells, keep on this fight, thank you for getting up with us. happy thanksgiving. millionaire actress sharon stone going on a wild rant insulting americans. >> carley: shocking. >> my country is in its adolescence, var arrogant, we

are in ignorant, arrogant ad adolescence. >> carley: that is not all she said, joe concha will join us with reaction to that coming up next. customize and save with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo.

wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. what does treating dry eye differently feel like? ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ for relief that feels ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo.

craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office... [ bird squawks loudly ] to a pet shop. meg's moving company uses t-mobile. so she scaled down her fleet to save money. and don's paying so much for at&t, he's been waiting to update his equipment! there's a smarter way to save. comcast business mobile. you could save up to an incredible 70% on your wireless bill. so you don't have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. ♪ ♪

♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ we would love for you to be our elphaba. we want you to be our glinda the good. ♪ ♪

>> todd: president-elect trump bringing back era of tariffs and maximum pressure as mexico and canada respond. >> carley: saying mr. trump campaigned as tariff man and aims to impose them, get ready for a wild ride. cheryl casone from fox business is here with more. buckle up. >> cheryl: exactly. this threat comes out, it is a threat because he's not been inaugurated yet. mexico and canada responded in different ways. canada taking kinder approach. mexico president responding, she's angry, watch. >> it is not acceptable and would cause u.s. and mexico inflation and job losses. 70% of illegal weapons seized in mexico come from your company, the weapons are not produced by

us, synthetic drugs are not consumed by us. >> carley: i mention the auto industry yesterday, stocks went down yesterday. parts and components go back and forth, so stocks fell yesterday because if she says you will tariff me, i will tariff you, i am making this simplistic, that could be a cost issue for those com components. journal writes, american goods and areas that are targeted with tariffs, there could be congressional members, districts and states that could be affected by those. auto and component plants. here is canada's prime minister responding to the trump proposal. >> i had a good call with donald trump last night and we talked

about facts, talked about how intent and effective connection between our two countries flow is back and forth and talk about challenges we can work on together. >> cheryl: be clear here, issue with the border, even though we have a border with canada is southern border. southern board, 249,000 migrant encounters last december. another point i made yesterday about this issue. in 2019, he made this threat and trump's allies are saying these are threats, this is way to negotiate. journal is pointing out that if he goes through with this by executive order in january that economic consequences of this retaliation are going to be fast and again, we'll see what mexico does. same time, they did institute

remain in mexico after he did the tariff threat on mexico in 2019. so standby to standby on this whole thing, a lot of 10accels to this. >> carley: president of mexico said the drugs are not consumed by them. they bring the drugs across our border, interesting to see what the relationship between donald trump and that woman will be. >> cheryl: cartels, mexicans are not consuming it, they are making it and selling it and making billions. >> todd: cartels can no longer be a force. don't miss mornings with cheryl. media landscape could see a serious shakeup. >> i wonder now as your father is assembling his team, that

karoline leavitt is looking at the briefing chart, maybe time to reorder thats chart and take away seats. >> we had a conversation about opening up the press room to independent journalists. if the "new york times" has lied and functioning for democratic party, why not open to people with larger viewership, stronger followings? >> carley: joe concha is fox news contributor and joins us now. >> carley: i could see this happening, why not open briefing room to podcast host and independents, they mentioned joe rogan by name. why not add 10 chairs and get more people in there. >> joe: i don't think you need to add chairs, it is the quite small. joe rogan probably wants to do his podcast down in texas.

if you want to bring in megan kelly, we could ask questions way we're doing this now, you have technology to join a press briefing from anywhere, any time. first trump administration with spicer secretary, did bring in folks to ask questions via zoom. i think he'd be well served to shake up this room, only peter doocy and jacqui heinrich ask the questions that make the press secretary uncomfortable. don jr. is right, this includes cbc news and moderators, they cut off j.d. vance when he was fact checking them and cbs edited kamala harris' interview. and then overall, you had 85%

positive coverage of kamala harris from media overall while donald trump was equal in terms of being negative. bring in these folks, let's hear real questions and use technology where they can do it from their home studio, life is good. >> todd: if an interview schultz and thougho vaugah n get press patszs, i'm all for it. >> todd: and calling out kamala harris. >> being up against a narrative we were not doing anything or afraid to have interviews is -- and gave us another thing we had to fight back for that trump never had to worry about. >> todd: numbers don't lie, when v.p. harris started campaign it took 38 days for first solo tv interview. what is she talking about? >> joe: we used to count that

down, she's nominee and 38 days go down and she's not even in front of "the view" or rachel maddow, that woman was gen o'malley dillon, she has run major campaigns, so for her to say, we thought it was better for kamala harris to go on call your daddy instead of joe rogan and got a fraction of the views donald trump got after going on with joe rogan. she was least accessible candidate we have seen in our history including joe biden in 2020. to hear this campaign complain about media now shows they are amateurs running this came. they blew through a billion dollars and left the campaign in

debt. they should not work a major campaign again, but they probably will, they are calling themselves victims. >> carley: stephanie cutter said that the questions harris got were not informing voters. not the question, it is the candidate. there is that. yesterday we talked about alec baldwin at this event in italy and he called americans stupid. not to be outdone, actress sharon stone said reason donald trump won is because americans are not cultured and don't travel. watch. >> my country is in this adolescence, adolescence is very arrogant, adolescence thinks it knows everything, we are in our igno

ignorant adolescence. we have not seen in in our country, americans who don't travel, 80% don't have a passport, who are uneducated are in extraordinary -- >> carley: joe? >> joe: i saw that with sound off at first and i thought that was hillary clinton. wearing billion dollars of pearl necklace, like seven on at that point, that may look elitist and bottom line, donald trump supporters are informed and did not like 12 million people coming into the country illegally. take two seats, sharon stone, basic instinct came out 32 years ago, last time she was relevant. >> carley: one of the most

elitist things i've heard in my life, that is one reason kamala harris lost, comments like sharon stone just delivered. happy thanksgiving. >> gobble, gobble. >> carley: astronauts on international space station sharing their thanksgiving plans, do not miss their out of this world celebration. >> todd: he is not an restaurant, he will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." brian kilmeade. >> brian: that sharon stone commentary, i hope we touch on that, can't wait to watch sliver again when we get home, first time, in the studio for one day and they took it out. it is holiday, christmas tree here, christmas tree outside and another here, don't you feel it is chicago eve, but on "fox and friends," good news happened

4:00 yesterday after year and a half of fighting israel and hezbollah agreed to a 60-day not fighting, ceasefire for a while. talk to nato general secretary live in our studio what it means for rest of the world and ukraine and president trump weighed in on what he hopes nato will do and border czar tom homan visiting the border sending a message they plan to deporting everybody, don't try to come. and mexico threatening retaliation in spanish, propose we put tariffs on them, they will put tariffives on us. kevin o'leary will talk about that. we have recipes you will want tomorrow and ainsley is outz and emily is in. great to see you, the wouch is over there. >> new book. >> brian: emily has a new book, bring that book there.

"under his wings," fantastic book, i can't wait to hear about it. i ask you to gradually guilty dre dressed. nd again. i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. n i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. ti i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. l w i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. e i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. ru i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. n i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. out o i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. f i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. m i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. us i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. ic i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. . i ask you to gradually guilty dressed. dressed. dressed. dressed. dressed. dressed. et dressed. octor have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub

for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help, increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and improve sleep. while the microsoothe advanced air therapy system

oxygenates and softens skin. safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the comforts of bathing again. so call now for more information and a free no obligation consultation. call now to receive our best offer of the year! a free shower package plus $1,600 off! with the purchase of your brand-new safe step walk-in tub. business just to keep the lights on. you're here to sell more today than yesterday. you're here to win. lucky for you, shopify built the best converting checkout on the planet. like the just one-tapping, ridiculously fast-acting, sky-high sales stacking champion of checkouts. that's the good stuff right there. so if your business is in it to win it, win with shopify.

volleyball player from san jose university playoffs six forfeited matches from teams

refusing to play against a trans athlete. the volleyball team captain at the university of nevada reno and an independent women's forum ambassador joins me now. good morning to you. so you are part of a team that forfeited their match against san jose state in october. so, tell us about how you feel about them reaching this tournament? >> it's definitely disappointing. me alongside a lot of very brave women in our conference took a loss, which allowed them to be there. and although the court case didn't go as we hoped, the fight's not over. we won't be silenced. and this is just the beginning. >> carley: what do you mean by that? this is just the beginning. how do you plan to fight against trans athletes in women's sports in the future? >> just using our voice and fighting against the injustices we face. men do not belong in women's sports or in our locker rooms.

and i know this is believed by a vast majority of the nation. it was really disheartening to see that this is going to happen, but joining this lawsuit we know that it wasn't going to be a street path. and fighting justice never is it's just knowing that we have support behind us. >> carley: yeah. using your voice. san jose is in this tournament and they have a first round bye. how do you think this particular tournament is going to go? >> i'm interested to see how it will go. it just so happened that boise state and utah state are on the same side as them. leading up to the mountain west conference championship. so, i wish the best of luck to those girls today as they play against each other and whatever they do tomorrow, whoever wins tonight faces san jose state, i wish them the best of luck as

well. they are faced with something really hard. there is a lot of stakes now forefitting during the conference season is one thing, but now the stakes are much higher. >> carley: they certainly are. sia, thank you very much for joining us this morning. we will be watching this story following along with you. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> todd: astronauts on the iss on what food they will be eating 254 miles above earth. >> let me see. we have got brestle. >> sardines. >> brussel sprouts. butter nut squash, apples and spice. >> smoked turkey. >> and smoked turkey it's going to be delicious. >> just to be clear, there's not a smoker in space, is there? >> nothing like freeze dried smoked turkey. >> regardless of what you are seating, have a happy thanksgiving, "fox & friends" begins. >> carley: right now