don't miss our best deals of the season during black friday, in-store and online. ♪ ♪ >> emily: good morning. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. happy thanksgiving. it is thursday, november 28th. and this is "fox & friends." now, remaining defiant, members of trump's next administration speak out as the fbi investigates threats against them. >> i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. i'm going to do this job. >> joey: plus ozempic for all president biden wants taxpayers to cover the weight loss drug while trump and r.f.k. jr. want to make america healthy again the old fashioned way. >> todd: protecting your pets this thanksgiving from food to decor, we have got tips to keep

your furry friends safe. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, guys, let's say it together: >> emily: mornings are better with friends. ha ha ha ha. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ thank you for being a friend. >> todd: that was about as shah locking as i'm going to get today. maybe less two hours: christmas tree there on fox square. and see people on the left it is raining yet these people. >> joey: there are some dads i spent so much money to bring you here you are going to watch this in the rain. >> that is so true. i notice the streets are packed with people. for many in the first time in

her 98 years young life she will be represented in the macy's day parade. >> todd: next year maybe steam boat wily will be there. fingers crossed. you know somebody who is there who is much younger than steam boat willie and mini must, adam klotz live ahead of the thanksgiving day parade. how is it looking? >> adam: as of this exact moment the rain is not too bad. you are right joey, you are right, guys, dads are like kids, you are going to be out here. if you are out here. you are going to be out here. i'm out here. >> the energy is still high. it's not just me. it's not just the fans, obviously all the performers, the volunteers are going to be out here as well. i was just talking to these folks from the marching band who are all across the united states. they have been outer here since 6:30. the parade doesn't start until 8:30. they are standing out here in the rain. they are practicing and performing. it's going to be a big one. how is this weather going to impact the day. despite talking about this rain, wind isn't going to be an issue.

that would be the thing that grounds those big balloons everyone is such a fan of. takes winds up to 23 miles per hour. and gusts up to 35 miles per hour. we are not expecting that i heard you guys mention that a little bit. i'm about to toss it back to you. probably tough to see but minnie mouse start of the show. just over my howard first time we have ever seen minnie mouse. excited to get it up in the air. that will be coming up in a little bit. for now toss it back to you as the rain picks up a little bit. i'm glad i brought this. >> todd: we keep on talking about minnie mouse you are giving the disney corporation a lot of plugs. promote our people like the tom brady float. is there a tom brady float. >> emily: he owns the raiders now -- adam, thank you. as you guys know there is a noodle, don't get it too close to me taking bites at the pasta. the reyos restaurant.

>> todd: we will work on this in the break and let you know more about the restaurants in the next hour. elm edge further down the parade route. this is so important. the first responders children's focus is holding their 23rd annual thanksgiving day parade and breakfast event. where they serve and handout toys to the children of 9/11 survivors and victims. >> joey: fox news senior meteorologist and my favorite, janice dean is live in bryant park for the event. janice? >> janice: good morning, everyone. happy thanksgiving. you know what? it's raining, it's pouring. it's going it pour on the thmacy'sthanksgiving day parade. not going to dampen our spirits. thousands going to attend this viewing at 40th and fifth. families of first responders, we remember 9/11 over 23 years ago and their families. some of those families will be here today. and i have to tell you, fox news has been very involved with the

first responders children's foundation. we have had santa's helpers in the building buy presents, wrap presents going to be given out today to all of the kids that are coming for this viewing party. it's something that i did last year. i also was honored to emcee their first responders event in october. i have been really involved with the first responders children's foundation. so we are going to be here all morning long. watching the parade, again, people are excited for this. i know this has been one of the wettest thanksgiving day parades in history, but it doesn't matter. because we are remembering the families of the first responders we have lost. we are still losing fdny members from 9/11-related illness, you know, it's near and dear to my heart because i am married to a firefighter for almost 30 years with the fdny. so you know how important this day is for me and the families. and we are going to be coming to you live all morning long on "fox & friends" and we will bring some of those family

members and let you guys know how important this foundation is to them. back to you inside. >> joey: thanks, janice. listen, i don't want to brag on my co-workers for a minute. you were intimately involved in wrapping these presents and supporting this organization. >> as part of the fox family and only because we live here, you would have done it if you lived here, of course, joey. i'm so honored to be a part of this fox family with people like janice that we partner with, the first responders children's foundation every year help spread the work that they do taking care of those kids, more have died since 9/11 than actually in the event. the advocacy and support remains vital it's amazing to a part of something so incredible and is appreciated here at&t work and here in our city. >> todd: to that point, it's not over. we will have more people die in the next year. that's why it's so important that this issue be top of mind.

even though 9/11 was 23 years ago, it needs to remain top of mind, these people sacrificed so much that day and they didn't know ultimately -- they knew they were going into danger. they didn't know what they were ultimately sacrificing and we lost so many. it's a small thing for us to do. we were honored to do it and we hope that it gives some measure of joint to some kids this holiday. >> emily: first responders children's foundation support kids to those who have fallen in the line of duty in many different ways not just limited to 9/11 although that, of course takes a particular light and attention well-deserves so first responders children's foundation. now on to this the fbi is investigating after several members of president-elect trump's administration threatened with bomb threats and swatting calls. >> joey: many g.o.p. figures are vows not to step down.

>> todd: maddy rivera has the story. >> madeleine: many of donald trump's nominees were targeted. they include john ratted cliff, defense secretary nominee pete heg set, u.n. ambassador nominee elite stefanik. agriculture nominee brook rollins lee sweld and howard lutnick. tom homan says he is no stranger to threats. he says he has been receiving death threats since being named as trump's incoming border czar and he is not swayed. >> i think the first goal is not to be intimidated. i'm not going to be intimidated by these people. they are not going to silence me. look, i'm going to do this job. i'm going to do this job because it's an issue of national security. you are not going to shut me up. i'm not going away. i'm going to do this job and continue talking to the american people why it needs to be done. >> local law enforcement officials responded to the threats and visited the homes of several nominees and rah points. the fbi also saying in a statement, we are working with our law enforcement partners. we take all potential threats

seriously. and as always, encourage members of the public to immediately report anything they consider suspicious to law enforcement. but, the threats come after a political campaign that was marked by violence. house speaker mike johnson says this year there was not just one but two assassination attempts on president trump. now, some of its cabinet nominees and their families are facing bomb threats. this is dangerous and unhinged. it is not who we are in america. joe biden and all democrat leaders have an obligation to speak up and condemn this now. the white house says the president condemns all threats of political violence. todd, emily and joey. >> joey: thanks, maddy. >> madeleine: you got it. >> joey: it's scary. not just because we know some of these people. it's not a secret that some of these cabinet members are coming from fox, having done extraordinary things before they got here. but there are others. there are some actually that aren't named there that i talked to yesterday. i have known for years who are also included in this. so we don't really know the full

breadth of this. without giving anything away. they are inclined to believe it was coordinated and that authorities have a good idea of where from. is i just -- this kind of thing is unacceptable and whoever did it if they are americans, especially should have the absolute book thrown at them. >> emily: you made the point that there are small children at home and the trauma that families experience from a spouse that has been called to service who has not yet assumed the position to have their safety threatened on a day of thanksgiving on a holiday. it's absolutely unacceptable and it's reprehensible. what i find even worse, is the failure of the current administration to come out unequivocally immediately to condemn this and tamp down a climate that has been fomented by those on the left. >> think about the supreme court. the supreme court still though day has legitimate threat against their life and they down played that. chuck schumer was involved incitings did. it's very much a double edged

sword. >> todd: mealy-mouth statements that they do make, quite frankly are not enough. they have do not rise to the moment. there needs to be a statement with substance. here is our action plan in regard to these threats. that is step a. step b, here is what we are going to do to make sure threats like this never see the light of day again. i'm not saying that they are ignored. i'm saying that mechanisms are in place so that if somebody thinks about doing a threat like this, they know that's not protected speech and they are going to have the full measure of the united states justice department down their throats, right now we don't have that because our justice department, thunder administration, is distracted. in less than two months they won't be distracted anymore. with that, the boise state university women's volleyball team announcing it's going to forfeit tomorrow's semi-final match in the mountain west tournament against san jose university because its opponent has a transgender player on its squad. >> emily: the fifth squad to forfeit in that tournament by the way. chanley painter is here with the

details. >> hey, emily todd and joey. boise state ending its own season after securing a spot in the semi-finals of the mountain west west tournament against san jose state. a team come under fire for reportedly allowing a biological male to compete on their women's volleyball team which led to six forfeit victories for the team because of boycotts during the regular season. boise state releasing this statement, quote: the decision to not continue to play in the 2024 mountain west volleyball championship tournament was not an easy one. our team overcame firefighters o earn spot in the tournament first round on wednesday. they should not have to forego this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. the broncos forfeited twice against the spartans during the season. but the decision at this point comes at a greater cost. >> they are faced with something really hard. there's a lot of stakes now,

forefitting during the conference season is one thing but now the stakes are much higher. >> a recent lawsuit filed by players from various schools against the conference and san jose state officials call for banning the player in question from the tournament. a federal appeals court denied the action. with this forfeiture the san jose team advances all the way to saturday's championship without stepping a foot on the court, guys. the school has yet to comment. back to you. >> todd: they have had a number of wins exactly like this like emily pointed out. chanley, thank you. >> emily: i was off by one. this is so patently unacceptable. they are sailing to the championship game because they have a goliath on the squad. and because of the risk of physical injury, a very real risk, that absolutely parents should not accept. these girls should not accept -- they should not martyr themselves they going out there anyway. they sore right to forfeit.

with that it's forfeited their dreams, their potential for scholarships. these wins. where are the courts in this? the court that ruled that they can do this, i am confident will be slapped back to the activist bench that it currently sits on. however, it takes time. it takes time to have that appeal occur. >> todd: the left doesn't see it the way you see it, emily. the way you see it, joey. listen to this article out of "the washington post." quote: this is by a lady named sally jenkins she writes the following: in transgender fight volleyball safers mitt the point of sports that's the headline. the article reads as follow. sports doesn't tell us who we are biologically but spiritually and psychologically and the first thing it tells us not to be a victim. a step backward for some women athletes to cry frailty in the debate over trans participation. the starting point in this controversy should that be women have agency and power but the lawsuit is a recitation of tears and fears about someone who plays ncaa volleyball for three

years without incident until her gender identity was called into question this fall. at which point the equivalent speichers began end quote. to say sally jenkins i would say this has absolutely nothing to do with any of the words that sally jenkins used there. this has everything to do with one word and that word, joey, as we all know is safety. safety of those women. >> joey: she is gaslighting is what she is doing. she is essentially mounting an argument against title ix to begin with. who are you to cry and whine to want your own sport or want to be safe in it? she is saying that it hurts, i guess, feminism or women to point out an unfairness. that's what title ix is to begin with so, an argument like this. and i guarantee she is she has been a sports writer a long time. her dad was a famous sports righter. find article after article of her complaining about the wnba not making enough money or the women's soccer team not getting

paid commensurately with the men's soccer team. and advocating for title ix opportunities. but now, because this kind of idea of feminism has morphed into the trans issue. now they are wrong for pointing out unfairness. now they are wrong for wanting to be safe and have their own space. she wants to not have cake and eat it too. she wants to take desert away. >> the irony of a woman to sit there and tell me to sit down and shut up, that you have power and agency so sit there and swallow it? that is patently unacceptable. i don't care who her dad was in the sports journalism world. you get out there on the court. you put your daughter on the court. the daughters who have been suspended for voicing that. the coaches who have been terminated for speaking up. those who have had their scholarships and futures and awards stripped because of someone's woke ideology and virtue signaling and this person black and white no thank you. >> todd: joey you took a legal

argument there. >> emily: i just had a tantrum. >> todd: the moment your journey threatens my two girls we have a problem. >> joey: that's right. >> todd: we have a problem. >> emily: that's right. >> todd: i never have a problem with this young lady she sometimes has a problem with me. her name is carley shimkus esteemed anchor of "fox & friends first." >> carley: not on a holiday. it's rainbows and sunshine always, my friend. we do have more news to get to. starting with. this many folks in western north carolina still reeling from hurricane helene will spend thanksgiving in campers and tents. look at that key electricity and food still hard to come by in hard hit areas. fox news digital spoke to one storm survivor who is getting by in part because of the kindness of strangers. >> there is still a lot of struggle, places giving out free meals still, so there is free hot meals. there is thanksgiving meals being given out. so there is still a lot of donations. >> carley: hurricane helene is estimated to have cost

$250 billion in damage. and people on florida's gulf coast continue hurricane recovery efforts there one sarasota-based program named season of sharing is helping storm survivors catch up on past bills and pay off other essential expenses, since helene struck the area. the fund has spent over $710,000, which has gone towards helping more than 400 families impacted by the storm. as we are gathered around the table let's remember those impacted by these narls disasters. actor mark wahlberg is what is he thankful for this season in a new interview with fox news digital. >> an opportunity to continue to pursue a purpose filled life, a relationship with god and a purpose filled life. i know that all of these things are part of the process to bring people together and connect people again. and to find out what my purpose really is. and put me in this position and given me this platform and what to do with it. >> carley: the actor has said

his faith has allowed him to become a better version of himself. finally martin scorsese's the saints is available now on fox nation with a new episode dropping this sunday. based around the life of san sebastian. >> you are the defender of rome. we must reestablish order. >> i'm here to help you save yourself. >> shoot him so i can see right through them. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. >> carley: scorsese says his catholic upbringing prepared him well for this project. >> i was 7 or 8 years old and i think it was in saint patrick's cathedral that i would be in. i was in the saint patrick's

elementary school. wwe will spend a lot of time in the cathedral. it's now a basilica. what was fascinating to me was certainly the statues. the statues of these people, men and women. and somehow, the stories that these statues implied or suggested whether it was a statue of saint with the eyes on the plate that she had or saint rocco, with his finger pointing to the wound on his leg and little dog at his feet. a monk franciscan monk patron saint from sicily at the noun sicily from where my grandfather came from the scorseses. these were things that we were living with these saints. statues almost became like people. i wanted to know their stories.

>> carley: the first two episodes featuring joan of arc and j john the baptist are streaming now. what an incredible story it is. >> joey: absolutely it is. >> emily: did you see the exhibit outside? s that weeks it sighting. >> todd: look at our pictures. >> emily: you look like freud o. >> todd: we still have a thanksgiving department they will juxtapose it in the next hour. >> joey: fascinating that anyone other than greg gutfeld would be called hobbit. >> todd: is he not here. getting back to the matter at hand, my parents are watching this series. and they say it is unbelievable. >> joey: your mom is a wise woman. if she says it's good. >> joey: trump's border win. before he has even taken office, the details of his conversation with mexico's president.

>> emily: speaking of protecting our country a message to our troops this thanksgiving. >> major james brinkman from wilmore, kentucky. i want to wish a happy thanksgiving to my wife lauren, daughter amelia, son quinn and daughter neely and olivia. i love you guys and can't wait to see you when we come back home. ♪

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♪ todd todd president-elect trump saying he had a very republican tia conversation with mexico's president adding she has agreed to stop the massive flow of both migrants and'8" legal drugs into our country. trump posting on truth social, quote: this will go a long way towards stopping the illegal invasion of the u.s.a. here to discuss is former dea special operations director derek mullins. derek, just to be clear, the president of mexico claudia sheinbaum pardo did clarify some of that discussion saying we do not agree to close borders. that is not our position. we're instead going to build bridges between the two people. but, the fact that they had this discussion, derek, and the fact that it happened three weeks after the presidential election, and not in the last three and a half, almost four years under the biden administration speaks volumes to me.

does it do the same for you? >> todd, thank you very much for having me. first of all, happy thanksgiving america. >> you too. >> i'm very thankful for the positive news about the border and the drug crisis. as we said over the last four years. without border security, we're not going to have a country. so thank you president trump for the proactive leadership on these issues. i just want to wave the flag because america is coming back. very strong. and so, president trump has been proactive. now, here's the thing i'm very excited about, todd. president trump talked about the consumption of drugs, and the demand has to be addressed. he is already talking about advertising campaigns. well, to me, somebody that's been in a trenches with the families the last 4 to 7 years, right? the families are really happy today because finally we have a president that is going to talk about the dangerous synthetic drugs that are killing our citizens at record levels. so, i'm thankful for, this too. >> todd: mean tile a federal

court of appeals probably thank 68 for this as well texas, the state of texas has the right to build razor wire border wall and that the administration was wrong to cut it down. this is on texas land. texas said hey, we have to protect ourselves, this doesn't necessarily fall within the am i have the of keeping more fentanl crossing our borders as somebody who somebody who is expert in area,. >> this is huge victory for america. the trump team is starting to turn around this border disaster. one thing i want to tell you because i was down in texas with the texas dps and the brave men and women on the front lines, and i have got to tell you, when i received this piece of the wall, the texas wall, because, the governor has demonstrated leadership not only for texas, but for all of us in america. so we all need to be thankful and applaud the efforts on the

border. despite all the proactive efforts that they have made in texas. the biden administration did everything in their power to shut them down. so this was a very, very important ruling. and i applaud the leadership for the officials in texas for what they have done. every action that's happening is going to keep america safer, and that's what the job of the government is. it looks like to me the insanity at the border is finally going to be turned around. and americans are going to really be rewarded. >> todd: americans of all stripes, democrats and republicans are going to be rewarded because at the end of the day, it's all of our safety, it's all of our lives that are on the line. derek, thanks so much. have a very happy thanksgiving to you to you and your family. thanksgiving day parade beginning. first a thanksgiving message from our troops overseas. >> hi, how are you doing? my name is steven wilcox also

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raining? >> no. >> adam: the energy is fantastic. i have been talking to some of these clowns. they are from all over the world, germany, florida, freedom staten island. people from all over the place. can you believe it? wait, did you say how long have you been here? how long have you been doing this? >> 28 years. >> adam: why do you keep coming back. >> the fun, everything about macy's. >> adam: couple first timers here as well. first timer. what do you excited about? what brought you to come do this? >> my brother works for macy's. i have always loved macy's. we are so excited to seat new minnie mouse float. >> that's what i'm excited about as well. i guess i will toss it back to you, emily. i have a question about my clowns. do we care that it's raining? >> no. >> no, we don't care that it's -- we love this out here, emily. we will throw it back to you. do we care that it's raining? >> no. >> no. we don't care. emily? >> emily: adam, thank you and thank you to the clowns, i can't. all right.

on to this very important thing. president biden is proposing to expand coverage of popular weight loss drugs, like ozempic for more than 7 million americans on medicare and medicaid. the proposal are expecting to cost the federal government tens of billions of dollars over the next decade. look at that meanwhile. trump has vowed to make america healthy again with simple diet and exercise. an agenda spearheaded by his hhs pick r.f.k. jr. here to react to fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier and my good friend, doctor, tell us. this i know you have focused on preventative care on being healthy to begin with rather than costly treatments like this. tell us your analysis. what do you think of this plan? >> well, good morning and happy thanksgiving, emily to all of threw in studio. you know, emily, this move to expand access and coverage for these weight loss injection medications, it's not surprising, you have to remember obesity is a major contributory healthcare costs in the united

states, costing the united states about $173 billion every single year. this is just obesity related illness. and things that come from that. but, here's the concern i have when it comes to some of these injectable weight loss. i believe they are being widely overutilized at first just approved for diabetes and most people overweight because they noticed people were losing weight on medications and effectively treating their by beats. there were a lot of benefits to it. in fact, studies showed 20% risk reduction of heart attacks and strokes. in that aspect, they are a good thing. they are being widely overused right now. people are taking these medications. they are having weight loss. these are lifelong prescriptions, not like you loose the ways and get off these medication. you are on them for life. while there are benefits to them there are very serious side effects, bowel obstruction, pancreatitis and blindness and even potentially cancer. these medications should be used in caution with people who truly have tried other solutions to

image their diabetes to lose weight. what is happening right now, the biden administration, to expand access to these medications for your medicaid and medicare patients, remember, these patients are on a fixed income. they have strict budgets. so this is not a solution in this population. this is actually discrimination. what about what r.f.k.'s message is to expand access to healthy foods and safe spaces so people can actually get outside and move more. i'm very concerned that this will just lead to more overutilization of these medications. >> emily: doctor, incredible insight as always. final quick message for healthy thanksgiving enjoyment, doctor. what should we know? what should we do? >> thanksgiving is by far my favorite holiday. i will be cooking all day long on instagram if anybody wants to join me super fudz foods in my garden. we don't have all have to be experts and fitness models,

everything in moderation. skip the desert when you came try to stay away from processed foods, spend time with family and friends, that's important for your mental health, remember, sleep is crucial. prioritize your sleep. if you are not getting good sleep, you are not going to be doing well. >> emily: doctor, thank you, i will add spinach to my turkey and spinach after my pie and sleep tomorrow. >> i love it. >> emily: happy thanksgiving. we know you are grateful for your furry friends all year around. how can you show them extra love this holiday season. look at those if you are babies on set. this just the best. for to this, too. high point university, the chamber singers from north carolina singing the beautiful o come emanuel ♪ o come, o come eemanuel ♪

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>> todd: we are celebrating thanksgiving here this morning at "fox & friends." what better way to start turkey day on the right foot than with a turkey trot. >> emily: fox weather correspondent robert ray is live out in fort myers where one race started a few minutes ago. good morning, robert, what's going on over there good morning and happy thanksgiving. i'm a wimp. i have a coat on. thousands of people beginning the annual turkey trot here. the 45th anniversary of this turkey trot winds through neighborhoods fort myers an area affected by hurricanes the past couple years. did you know this beautiful united states that we all love and cherish there are nearly a thousand tucker dr. trotz happening right now at this exact moment with nearly a million people involved in the running to try and burn off all the calories right before this great true american holiday as

people are saying happy thanksgiving to each other, by standers and just a great event here this morning, guys. back to you and happy thanksgiving. >> emily: robert, thank you. the holidays are all about spending time with loved ones, which include, of course, our beloved pets. >> todd: we have doctor angela silva the screenier medicine director at petco share how to keep pets happy, healthy and safe. we want to enjoy but got to keep your pets in mind. >> you absolutely do. a lot of people don't even know things that are safe and not safe. so it's really important, thank you so much for having us today. >> joey: yeah, of course, tell us about food and toys and how to take care of your dog. >> very common misconception is that all food is safe for pets. that's just not true. there are a lot of foods that are toxic for pets. chocolate is a really common one. other ones on the thanksgiving table that we have to pay attention to are grapes and raisins, anything with onion or

garlic. not safe. we want to make sure we avoid all of those stick to our merry making collection. some that are safe and able for our pets to have. we have really cute little cream sand witches that are delicious. my dogs love the cranberry and chicken treats. and the holiday bark is a fan favorite. >> emily: i tried to eat it for the record, everyone, it had frosting on it and looks amazing. put it in my mouth the doctor kindly stopped me from eating pet food. looks delicious. >> i know some bones are okay. chicken and turkey bone no, sir go? >> no go when they are cooked they can especially splirnted and that can be really problematic. avoid all types of bones, avoid anything high in oil or fat. that can cause upset also. >> emily: .set as it dogs or. >> poinsettias, mistletoe, ivy.

common misperception. if you have holiday pets even though they are beautiful keep them out of house and far away from pets. >> todd: not just that other decor as well. >> one of the things i commonly seen are glass ornaments, animals are step on them and break and be problematic. now, if you feel like your pet has eaten something that they shouldn't have. it's always great advice to make sure that you have pet poison control center hotline readily available. you also know where the closest 24 hour veterinarian is and that reminds me to recommend insurance to all of my patients, insurance is such an important way to make sure that if there are any medical incidents, that happen, and are unexpected, insurance is a great way to make sure that your medical care is affordable and acceptable. petco offers insurance through our nationwide partner and such an important piece of animals' healthcare. >> joe: how we keep our pets included in oholiday

celebration. >> so many ways. check out our holiday collection right now at petco. everything is 50% off. >> joey: i like the sound of that. >> yes. there are so many toys and can you see all of our pets have the cutest apparel on. there are plenty of gifts for christmas and hanukkah. but, the gift of the year is our petco pickle. the pickle is back. it is trending on social media. it is better than ever. yes, can you. this is our limited edition pickle. >> turkey pickle. >> limited edition pickle drops at petco. today is the black friday shopper pickle. you have to go to petco and petco.com. grab all the pickles, come best in pairs and triplets. everyone needs multiple pickles in their lives. >> todd: pickle got me excited. >> emily: dogs, the best gifts. the puppy, every single one of these beautiful dogs are

available for adoption right now, you guys. i'm dying on the inside with joy and love for these animals. please give them an adoptable home. >> todd: visit petco/petco.com and canine rescue.org for adoption information. thank you, dr. angela silva. we have to leave it there. we can't get to the question that i have been wanting to ask a veterinarian posed by the baha men of who let the dogs out. carley over to you. >> carley: great stuff, guys. who doesn't love the puppies especially on thanksgiving. more news to get. to say starting with this tennessee police on the lookout for this grinch who stole a christmas tree from a subway sandwich shop. what in the a first this guy paced around and lee moved the tree skirt before grabbing the articles of the tree and bombing off. he was in such a hurry he left the tree stand and bottom portion behind. what a grinch. all right, meanwhile. police in illinois are swapping out their traditional traffic ticket for holiday turkeys. the fulton police department operation turkey stop has some

of its officers pulling over drivers and handing them a surprise thanksgiving bird in lieu of a traffic ticket. the department says the holiday give away began in 2021 and helped them foster a more positive relationship with the community. and, u.s. service members stationed in south korea chowing down on a traditional thanksgiving meal earlier sewed. the troops at the base near the dee miller rised spoken being served turkey and all the trimmings, i like the turkey today. it definitely, i definitely mills my grandmas but this is still pretty good turkey so i will take it. >> carley: thank you for making that sacrifice. right now approximately 170,000 active duty u.s. service members stationed overseas. and those are your headlines, we thank every single one of them. guys, over to you with the puppies. >> joey: yes, ma'am, thanks, carley. listen, we have more "fox & friends" still ahead. first a message from our heroes this thanksgiving. >> i'm thankful for my battle buddies and my excellent shop.

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