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fox "fox news." press and/or his accuser giving her first uk interview on their alleged sexual encounters plus a record number of guns taken off the streets in chicago. what the police superintendent has to say about it and what it needs for the cities problem with violent crimes. which is a fancy word for... they left everyone, and everything so they could get here. and start this family. every family has a unique story. this holiday season, help your family discover theirs. with truecar, to sell just enter your license plate this holiday season, and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offer, and you can head to a dealership and get paid, today, right now. jon mckinnon at the wide receiver jarrell prior is in stable condition after he was stabbed in his pittsburgh apartment overnight. the 30-year-old reportedly stabbed in the shoulder and chest. police have arrested a woman in connection with the incident. pryor display for several nfl teams was a free agent after being released by the jacksonville jaguars in september. virginia djou frei who says sexual predator jeffrey epstein force her to have sex with prince andrew when she was 17 years old and is speaking out. >> it was a very scary time in my life. he knows what happened and i know what happened. the now 35 rove was interviewed by the bbc for an upcoming hour-long special. this follows prince enters much criticized bbc interview this month in which he denied the allegations and said he had no recollection of meeting you for a previous and since stepped away from his official royal duties. chicago police announcing they seized 10,000 guns off the street so far this year far more than another big cities and a record number for a city known for violent crime and tough gun laws. the latest from chicago. >> chicago police say they have seized 10,000 guns so far this year an uptick from last year and the annual average of 7000 guns. now averaging one gun recovery every 40 minutes. that's ridiculous but chicago's top cop tells "foxnews" lenient gun laws like wisconsin and indiana bringing back the full gut -- duffel bags with guns. it's a hotbed for gun crime. cynically pick up somebody that's used an illegal gun and fired it off. on the books they say to felony but the end of the day when it's all said and done that guy is treated like a misdemeanor until the third time. chicago's police union says officers seize as many guns as possible from suspects but they aren't fully prosecuting. a statement the cook cook county states attorneys office pushes back against the criticism writing her office has approved 92% of the illegal gun cases brought to us and if convicted over 7800 offenders. they'd attorney foxx has taken office in 2016. compare chicago's gun numbers with other cities. chicago police seize more than 10,000 guns in the city of about 2.7 million people. nypd reports during the same time 2953 guns nearly four times the population and lapd a city with at least 1 million more people than chicago sees past

fox ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> well good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is friday morning november 29th. i'm dave clark. pam cook has the day off and you know what it's cold here in the bay area in case you didn't know with freeze warnings in some area. >> and now we have freezing. . >> yesterday, many of the high temperatures never reached 50 degrees. it was pretty chilly. i'm blaming rosemary orozco. let's talk about your weather and the freeze warning in effect. >> good morning. it's a cold one out there. we've got temperatures below freezing this morning and let's get to the numbers. first, let's go to the north bay where santa rosa 27 degrees this morning probably going to fall a little bit farther than that. 43 in downtown san francisco. 36 in concord temperatures a little bit cooler yesterday morning. upper 20s in windsor. novato reporting 29. so many of us below freezing this morning. 34 in concord. 36 right now in moraga. you can see the frost advisory is for the inner east bay valley. the freeze warning for our north bay valley locations and it goes until 9:00 this morning. when i come back i'll have a look at your afternoon highs today ask we're already tracking our next storm. i'll have more on that in just a bit. >>> time right now is 4 4:01 we're tracking developing news riegs now. police say several people stealing things from a target at the fremont hub. one of the suspects fired a gun into the air outside of the store. police later tracked that suspect and made the aarrest of suspects in newark. right now police haven't told us how many were involved. . >>> new this morning, a water main break in san francisco last night stoppe water flooded china town underground pipes broke. and shut down the entire cable car. there were three water main breaks and a 6" break at kansas and california. this was first reported at about 9:00 last night. right now many have no wart in this area while the repairs are being made. three homes were damaged with flooding garages and basements. the flooding may also have been because of a crash on the street. there are reports, two people were hurt in this crash. they were taken to a hospital and treated for injuries. >>> time is 4:03 the chp in monte roadway county investigating another projectile. something thrown at a moving car in the prunedale area. it happened on highway 156. investigators say a family of four was on the highway when something hit a car window. one of the passengers suffered scratches when the glass broke. >> what the officer was saying was that someone was driving the opposite direction and either threw something or something. we don't know. >> there have been dozens of similar attacks just like this so far this year. >>> it is 4:04 and we have an update on a woman and her two grand kids who have been missing for several days now. they were found by a very alert gas station clerk. they hadn't been heard from since sunday. they were reported missing tuesday by family members. they were considered at risk because miss young is 75 years old and has medical problems. yesterday police got help from a gas station clerk. >> i was looking at my phone and 10 minutes later she walked in the door and asked if she could use the restroom. >> police haven't said where they've been or what they've been doing for the past three days. the grandmother had been chaer caring for the -- caring which are the children' since their parents died in a crash. >>> a halloween night shooting suspect is out of jail morning. now the involvement of these two men in the deaths of 5 people still not clear but so far no one wes an officially charged in that case. . >>> time is 4:06. two suspects have been arrested after an attempted burglary in alamo. it happened at a home on laurenita way yesterday morning. a canine unit helped them arrest the two suspects who were carrying things they allegedly stole from a home. the two men were take ton the hospital before being booked on charges of burglary and possessing stolen property. >>> thanksgiving means good eating and around the clock shopping. >> i have a whole list. so looking to get deals for the family, the kids. >> i did this online too. and then while looking around i bought some too. >> now that their thanksgiving holiday dinner is over a lot of people will be heading to the malls today for black friday deals and sales some stores actually stayed open on thanksgiving. with a big line waiting to get in for those door buster sales like a $280, 65" tv. >> more people are working and more people are spending. >> it's really fun to go into the christmas season. >> the national retail federation. so what 58 will be buying clothing and accessories. if you're not a big shopper the east bay regional parks district may have something you're looking for the parks district is encouraging you to spend the day after thanksgiving outdoors it's the 5th year they've been doing this campaign it's part of the opt outside movement. it started when rei closed its doors and encouraged everyone to spend time with family exploring the outdoors. >>> a snow storm is helping firefighters in santa cla county battle the big cave fire some firefighters were allowed to go home for the holidays as the conditions helped almost 8" of snow fell on the snow let up during the night but heavy rain is expected in that same area this morning. >> it is now 4:09. let's go to rosemary. >> yeah, so very cool this morning. we do have a slight possibility. if you're going out for tree lighting ceremony or maybe you're enjoying the opt out air for today. giving you a look there at a dark start. we have a freeze warning in the north bay take a look at santa rosa 27 for you. and san jose at 40 degrees. temperatures are down by 7 degrees in napa. as we get into the afternoon a lot of 50s to go around. you can see we do have a little bit of fog out there. santa rosa reporting a mile and a half advise sblt a few scattered showers in the forecast. partly cloudy to ev skies but the sierra still continues to see that snow notice a little bit of blue right over the santa cruz mountains. that scattered showers activity will continue again. looks like it favors the south bay and for the i'll have a look at that coming up in the extended forecast, dave well a very special time. we look forward to it. today is the beginning of one warm coat and a big drive here in the bay area now if you do want to donate there are several drop off locations. marie nailer will be in the south bay at one of the drop off locations and we do have a list of all of the drop off locations at ktvu.com. time is now 4:11. it was more than just a warm meal for people in the south bay. we'll see how one group helped the homeless from everything from hair cups to clothing during the holiday weekend. ♪ we all care about amazing taste. that's why we've been making the best mayonnaise for over 100 years. best foods. we're on the side of food. well, maybe not forever. saturday is the last day, so shop early to... save on puffers...kitchen electrics...sephora, and bath towels for $2.99! your last chance for black friday deals! jcpenney! >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 4:14 tonight. six flags discovery kingdom switches to solar power. local elected leaders including the mayor of vallejo will flip a giant switch turning on the lights to a 65' christmas tree and the surrounding buildings. it's part of an initiative by the six flags corporation to get back to renewable energy at its california amusement parks. . >>> time is 4:15. several hundred homeless residents in san jose had a taste and a feel of a traditional thanksgiving dinner thanks to a local non profit. the act of giving and kindness intended to help transform lives beyond this holiday. >> this holiday of giving thanks starts with a day of doing good. for city team san jose volunteers. thanksgiving dinner is serving for the less fortunate. >> we just want this to be their normal place of living. >> cooking up the traditional turkey meal. >> this is really wonderful. this is my second place. the this is a great meal, thank you. >> in addition to food, services, bath, clothing. >> thanksgiving is a day we don't want people to feel alone. . >> between 700 and 800 people received food and care from city team san jose. it's great to give back to those who've helped me and give back to the community i took from a long time ago. >> everyone has it and sometimes people lose sight of that and sometimes it takes people coming around and loving on them. >> these types oft it looked like when the crew was there this morning before finally re-opening it in both directions of interstate 5 yesterday afternoon. time is 4:18. rosemary is here with more on our forecast >>> another storm coming our way and it looks like we could be soggy for several days ahead giving you a look here at storm tracker too and again and the advisory continues there until noontime today. here's a look at friday afternoon where you can see we're mainly dry. higher elevations may see a few pop up showers here 's saturday morning. by the afternoon we are covered in the rain once again and there's a look at saturday night. so if you do have weekend plans saturday and sunday look very wet. in addition to that we're looking at wind with this next storm could bring advisories into the area. already anticipated flash flood watch. we'll be tracking all that and fine tuning it. here's what's going on right now. we do have a winter weather advisory. this noontime and then the next advisory moves into place tomorrow afternoon. so you do have a window of time to get up there just be very careful. let's take a look at the current conditions because this morning 28 degrees in napa and 27 in santa rosa is what we're talking about. 44 in san francisco. and 36 right know it concord. i will point out there will be warmer storms as they come through. take a look at the numbers just a bit as we finally climb out of the low 60s into the 50s for some. >>> up next. why protesters are thanking the united states while they're demanding changes from the chinese government. and ski resorts are re-opening. how you can get in your first run of the season today. >> first let's check traffic. we're looking at this live picture of traffic in emeriville. i don't see any major problems. there are folks out there. some of them are keeping tabs on mornings on 2. you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox news. is skincare from around the world better than olay? to find out, olay faced the world. we tested our vitamin b3 formula and beat japan's top moisturizers. and even the $400 french cream. olay regenerist faced 131 premium products from 12 countries, over 10 years. olay's hydration was unbeaten every time. olay. face anything. want a light as air feel? try olay whips. is >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. sugar bowl resort is about to re-open its slopes. 3' to 4' fell in the slopes overnight. the and their team is expected to be out there. sugar bowl resort opens at 9:00 this morning. now that thanksgiving has come and gone now you're ready for the weekend. here's ktvu's rosemary orosco with your weekend watch. >> there's a lot happening around the bay in san francisco celebrate the union square tree lighting this friday complete with entertainment. giradelli square will also kick off the season on friday. the life-sized ginger bread house made of thousands of bricks, candy, and t

separatists are working so hard to break the country up it really means that they sort of did flock to fox because fox took an incredibly strong stance on that and said we need emergency powers we need the police we need the law to suppress these separatists and this is not cannot be allowed to carry on so that is one reason the other is it's a protest vote they are sort of singing to the populist tunes that we know from other european countries they are strongly and she immigration for instance and then there was this fender specialty that we might want to look at and that is there are strongly against women's rights stripped spain has in the last decade seen a rather sort of rapid modernization on that front social modernization and it seems that many spanish may not look at this and say we don't like it this is going too far so they go there it against abortion the against the other rights for women equality rights and so on and so that is a mix of reasons that put voters that got voters to sort of put their cross to the vox party whether this will hold up is yet to be seen might be that they have

fox ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> and it's friday on mornings on 2. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. drizzle. a little bit. steve paulson's here to talk about it. >> when you give your phone number out to friends. >> it still measures up in the gage and it could be more. starting to work its way in. up to mendocino county and lake county. should be a little bit warmer there's still an on shore breeze for chicago. one more piece of energy and that's that section right there that has to swing through by the morning. by the afternoon we'll get a little more sun and temperatures will bump degrees it like so far everything's quiet. happy friday to you. >> happy friday to you my friend. steve, we do have a nice start driving into pleasanton all the way out to dublin and castro valley and traffic is light. it's 4:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> schools will be closed today in the heart school district in los angeles county after yesterday's deadly shooting at sagas high school where two people were killed. investigators are still looking for a motive. now authorities say a and killed two classmates, wounded three others and he shot himself. >> the shooting victims are being mourned throughout the santa clarita community. parents held this candle light vigil. a former student is planning an even bigger vigil this coming sunday night. >>> this morning we know that the sagas high school shooting happened in just 16 seconds and two teenagers were killed. >> we also know it was a shooting suspect's 16th birthday. investigators believe he acted alone. >> it's a scene that's become all too familiar across the country. children forced to evacuate grounds. this time it happened sagas hi >> within t units and encountered multiple victims with gunshot wounds. >> detectives have rescene whic clearly show the subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack, shoot and wound 5 people and then shoot himself in the head. >> i heard like two or three shots and i saw everyone running out. it sounded like a really big balloon pop. >> we're also hearing from students who helped their classmates. >> after a dressed that one she said she thinks she had been shot as well. >> i just heard from my husband that she's stable and she's going to be okay. >> and we're learning now three off-duty first responders were at the school at the time of the shooting. they heard the gunfire and ran towards the chaos. >> the fact that off-duty first responders were there and did not hesitate. turned around and went right to the source. . >> evacuated students were ushered to a park. the traumatic experience they had just been through evidence in their voices. . >> it's definitely one of those you don't believe it's ever going to happen to your kid's school and the scary >> who witnessed the within th being questioned and so are those who knew the shooter. >> the suspect's girlfriend and his mother are at santa clarita station. >> the suspect shot himself in the head and he is currently hospitalized. 96% of public schools do have active shooter training and that would mean all of the students the ones injured or killed today would of taken active shooter training with the very student carrying out this carnage. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> make sure to stay right here with us for mornings on 2. we expect more information from investigators throughout the day. we also have more coverage online at ktvu.com and on our social media pages. >>> we're learning more about a man who was found dead inside his home on castro valley on monday. 55-year-old troy zang. police believe his 28-year-old son christopher stabbed him to detdz. christopher is being held without bail on multiple charges. >>> our time is now 4:05. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will be in oakland today where his campaign will receive the endorsement of the country's largest nurses union. it supports sander's medicare for all proposal. yesterday, sanders supporters celebrated the opening of his campaign office in san francisco. >> the largest number of bernie sanders volunteers in the country. . >> sanders is scheduled to formally receive the nurses union and endorsement at a news conference at 1:30 this afternoon in oakland. ou

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fox firewall is holding, if the right wing radio talk firewall is holding, how do you get your message out what i would call the long-range meditation. are you booked on fox these days, joe? >> no, i don't get booked on fox, but fox stopped booking me a year or two years ago when i began criticizing the presiden., well before i was a candidate for president, fox told me, we don't want anybody -- brian, i'm a conservative. they said, we don't want anybody on fox news that criticizes the president. i look at the polls and we see every day that even more and more republicans understand that the president did something wrong. the "washington post," brian, they had a poll out just this past week, donald trump's approval rating is down to 74%. that's a 17-point drop among republicans. >> other polls have it a little higher, but let me show the brand new "wall street journal" poll because i was really struck by these findings. trump's approval rating, 45% overall in this approval rating. look at strong approve versus somewhat approve. 31% strongly approve and 14% just somewhat approve. joe, that tells me his base is actually three out of ten americans. it's not actually four out of five in the country. is that

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fox news, as you know, and sometimes we can get them to match with on final exam. one recent show, we brought together two of the top minds that our fox news headquarters. foxiness host, kennedy, and fox meteorologist, janice. topics included the demise of gumby cat and the great white shark headed straight for new york city. here's what happened next. question one. this is multiple-choice. grumpy cat, who is exactly as it sounds like, frowny face feeling, had her own lifetime movie and died at the age of seven. at one point, she was reputed to be worth $100 million. that's what they said. what was grumpy cat's real name? was a letter a, gizmo, b, tartar sauce, c, cabbage patch? >> i have no idea. >> me neither. >> tucker: you know, it's never happened before but we are going to just -- i'm just listening for the judge's instructions. we are going to give you one hand and of the first want to buy zen. here's a hint. it's like a condiment. kennedy? >> tartar sauce. >> tucker: you're not going to go gizmo? okay. tartar sauce. >> tartar sauce, known globally as grumpy cat, passed away this week peacefully in the arms of her mommy. at one time, it was estimated

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fox fox primetime he never would have left office. >> and we have this insatiable appetite for information and get it immediately. but there's also where you get your information and it is so different than the way people got information 40 years ago. >> certainly. look, things happen in their own time. so you can't make too men a useful comparisons of events in different eras. there's no question that foxrhaps the most important political development in changing our political culture. in the last 25/30 years. it's been hugely influential and it's not a news operation. it really is about presenting a particular ideology and point of view. and it's changed culturally. who we are in this country. we're in a cold civil war. and i'm not sure we would be in this cold civil war without fox being in the trenches of the cold civil war for all these years. but let's take a look at some of the can comparisons between watergate and now. the difference is the system worked in watergate. richard nixon tried to make conduct of the press an issue in watergate. it didn't work. it's worked much more successfully for donald trump. in both instances the presidents of the united states, nixon and trump, tried to undermine the very basis of our democracy, a free electoral system. in nixon's case he didn't want to run against the stronger candidate and he approved a massive campaign off sabotage to cripple h

fox and the trump age. and talking to sources inside and outside fox. they say of course foxe brand. but there were strong journalists behind the scenes. and many have left. shepherd smith. and others have left. that's helped cause this erosion between the news and opinion sides. the news side has been squeezed out. to the president's benefit. he doesn't want journalism on fox he wants sycophants and protrump talking points. that is what he's getting. if he survives the impeachment it's because of that. >> you tweeted you said the upside down nature of things. our former ally ts the kurds are bad. vietnam vets and taylor, nerds. turkish attacks sold as peace. how critical has foxes role been selling narratives like this? >> very important. this is very orr wellen. a conservative columnist we had yesterday two men who are dedicated their lives to patriotism to the country. ambassador taylor a vietnam vet. these men lived lives of, conservative lives and criticized by people like donald trump and rush limbaugh. trump a former democrat. they have six wives between them. it's wei

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"respecting the legal process and fully comply with its legal obligations." >> brit: thank you. we have new pools about how people feel about impeaching the president. >> we've been tracking it for a while. the numbers were going up but they seem to be going back down again. in early october, 51% of people, majority said they supported the impeachment and removal of the president. that number has dropped to 49%. the reason why is due to a five-point drop in support for impeachment among republicans. 8% of republicans say they support impeachment and removal. he was 13% earlier in october. six in ten respondents believe the president asked the ukrainian president volo

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fox, it would have helped him tremendously. he would have had conservative allies and get an idea what stand to take. even that said, if there was fox, once those nixon tapes came out, nixon had really handed over the smoking gun to his opponents. nixon, himself, said i gave them the sword to which to stab me with. it would have been hard even with fox news for nixon to escape the fact that he needed to resign. but all presidents under impeachment in recent times, meaning nixon and bill clinton, all think that the press is bent to get them from day one and trump is one of those presidents and some presidents float above the press and others are at war with them. donald trump, as we all know, despises the news media. >> right, right. and twitter, of course, has changed things as well. i'm sorry we have run out of time and can't talk about that. douglas brinkley, we appreciate your insight and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> a couple of things we want you to watch. the impeachment inquiry in the worlds of the witnesses airs tonight at 8:00 eastern and then after that, a cnn special report "all of the presidents lies." at 9:00 eastern, be sure to watch that. >>> concerns from the nation's top military officials over president trump's interference in the case of navy s.e.a.l. edward gal letter. how the president's involve

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fox ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon everyone i'm mike maybec. >> and both of the witnesses today say they listened in on a phone call with the big moments for this morning's session. >> a total of four witnesses will be able to testify today. this morning giving us a firsthand account of what happened on that july calling question. leading up to their testimonies, the president had called both of these witnesses never trumpers. >> you testified in our deposition that you did not know the whistle blower. >> tense moments from the third day of the impeachment hearings point in timement from the infamous july 25th call with to protect the whistle blower's identity. >> what agency was this individual from? >> if i could interject here we don't want to use these proceedings. >> it's our time. >> but we need to protect the whistle blower. >> focusing on lieutenant colonel vinman and advisor to mike pence who were both on the call between president trump and ukrainian president vladimir zolinski. . >> and a political opponent. >> i found the july 25th phone call unusual in contrast to other phone calls i had observed it appeared to be a domestic political matter. >> vindman reported concerns about the call. and ukrainian officials to the nfc lawyer. williams informed to investigate know and hunter biden with bipartisan outrage over the aid and it was eventually released in september. republicans questioned vindman's loyalty and judgment. >> your boss had concerns about your judgment. your colleagues had concerns about your judgment and your colleagues felt there were times that leaked information. >> bidens were left out of the released summary of the july 25th call but say it wasn't a big deal nor was the moving of it to secure a server. calling the inquiry a partisan charade designed to attack the president. >> we sat here all morning without any evidence or impeachment. >> i just to watch and the republicans are absolutely killing it they are doing so well because it's a scam. >> right now testimony is continuing for the top former russia security official. worth knowing that those are both republican witnesses that they want called before this committee to testify. >> not just today too. we have tomorrow as well. >> and i think tomorrow's the big day. all throughout the last few days we've been hearing about gordon's eu. and if he did pressure ukraine to do the things and if those orders came from president trump himself. >> greg, thank you. >> now to san francisco. happening today one of the biggest tech conferences in the world has started in the city. sales force's dream force bringing thousands of people around the area. christina ren don is live there to tell us what's expected to happen this week. >> good afternoon to you. mark benioff is just rapping up his opening address just two hours. this is a live look at howard street. it completely takes over between 3rd and 4th. we're talking more than 177,000 attending dream forces 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fox news's. fox news's bill keating is live in miami with the details. >> it that was a cool shot.ce the repair operations on the hubble telescope. international space commander lou polmann tonnelle and andrew morgan spent seven hours outside the space station dedicated to returning the alphamagnetic spectrometer to full capability to the scientific and schmitt captures cosmic rays. to learn more about the unseen dark matter that makes up most of the mass of the universe. it was installed on the space station 2011. it was only supposed to have a lifespan of three years but it taking although also breaking down. one of four redundant cooling pads, only one works so now a series of spacewalks is about returning gout medic spec, and -- spectrometer to full use to keep it alive. the cooling tube something that's never been done before in a spacewalk in a removed the debris shield tossing them often earn off in the earth's atmosphere. >> looking good lou, just like a surgeon. >> yes do not cut installation -- insulation and handrails to make the complex job more manageable. there at lea

fox business ever, kennedy. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. an fox news contributor and host of his show on the fox radio, guy benson. i think i said 2016, but the streettweets were from 2017. how much damage does not do? it's not the normal anti-tribe tweets. "the coup has started, it ends in impeachment. cnn will play key role." >> guy: and not findin finishint his term in office, or whatever. i think it a few what term has been arguing. he was reading from the podium at the rally saying the whole thing was rigged from the get-go. the statement we read, not persuasive to me. "these are normal terms everyone uses!" sorry, coup has a significant meaning. to use it in this giddy way back in 2017 clearly shows a strong animus toward the president. that's fine. i'm not sure it impacts the facts of the case. even if the whistleblower in every attorneys ever had where radical resistance on the that doesn't change with the trans group said. it doesn't change with these people have been testifying under oath. that is the heart of the alleged misconduct here

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fox business. >>> "fox business alert" for you, disney plus they hit it out of the park. 10 million sign-ups in the first day of launch, far exceeding expectations. disney didn't break down where subscriptions came from but analysts predicted it would take disney a year what they achieved in 24 hours. it's a major achievement. they have a ways to go to catch netflix at 158 million subscribers. disney helping the market today. day one of impeachment hearings. ambassador william taylor, deputy assistant secretary of state george kent testifying to the house intelligence. after opening statements democrats and republicans kicked off the hearings with 45 minutes of questions each. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. she joins us with the very latest. reporter: a lot of heat on bill taylor from both democrats and republicans trying to get more information from taylor how he knows the information that he is presenting before this committee. he says it was very clear there was a, there was a clear understanding that military aid was being stalled because of two things, military aid was on hold unless ukrainian government publicly opened an investigation into burisma and hunter biden. and so, democrats are getting more information from him asking, you know, essentially where he got this information from? taylor is detailing a lot of these conversations from his conversations with the e.u. ambassador gordon sondland. >> this was a cell phone i take it? >> it was a cell phone. >> president must have been speaking loud enough for your staff member to be able to over hear this? >> it was. >> and, what your staff member could overhear was president trump asking ambassador son -- sondland about both the investigations. >> that's correct. >> when staffer asked president trump thought about ukraine, that president trump cared more about investigations into biden? >> an burisma,. reporter: he was brought in specifically for this hearing committee today, jim jordan challenged taylor how he knew what he knew and backs this up. we'll hear from sondland next week. he will get a chance to back up what taylor says he says that sondland said to this committee, or he has a chance to refute it but jordan told taylor today from his standpoint, what taylor says happened did not end up happening, is not backed up by sondland's testimony. so we'll hear a lot more of that later next week. charles? charles: hillary, thank you very much. i want to bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli and dnc spokesman jose moreno. let me begin with you. the market ignored this whole thing. public opinion has begun to wane on this. did the first day go as you anticipated? >> absolutely. we continue to learn new information as the hearings become public. it is important for the american people to have the transparency to really understand what happened on this phone call. you know, we've been going at this for a while but i think what we learned in the last month alone, the transcripts and everything else in between, this has become clear -- i want to say something loud and clear. this is not about damaging president trump. this is about protecting our democracy. this should not be a democratic or republican issue. the american people should want to know the truth and they do. as the days go on, more and more people, more americans across the country understand that democrats in the majority are doing the right thing. charles: well, meantime president

in denver, alecia, jr., fox ne fox news. >> bret: army major matthew goldstein is trying to get his specialsilver star medal returned following his pardon from president trump, stars & stripes reports that he has filed a request from the secretary of the army, he was stripped of his metals when charged with the murder of a death of a man in afghanistan, the president pardoned him two weeks ago. iran is accusing the u.s. of promoting a conspiracy to foment violent confrontations between protesters and government forces, we are learning tonight just how widespread those demonstrations have been. trey yingst corresponds from our middle east newsroom. >> according to amnesty international, the country's supreme leader the ayatollah is blaming the united states for the uprising. >> it was a deep, extensive, and dangerous conspiracy that cost the u.s. so much money and effort. >> the iranian regime says they arrested eight cia linked agents during the protests but gave few details about their identities. with iran's internet restored, the world is getting a glimpse into what happened during the c

fox. people see fox is the instrumental fox of relevancy. not to mention, who chris wallace and others on fox. the problem with democracy is well, it's the problem that it is now. there's gonna be some institutions that have set a standard of some sort. it didn't always used to be this way. this is about ten or 15 years that it's been this way. host: by assuming the your believer in the premarket and free market of ideas. >>. david: not in a religious way. i don't want to mess with private companies, and that is an ideology. i'm a practical person. i see the threat from google and facebook and twitter. i am sensitive to all that. i can't put up anything like white book book clippers and twitter. they instituted some kind of algorithm that will allow it. he will speak. host: that's despicable. david: the southern probably lost and michelle obama news lawyer is running it. these are come on. host: there are people out there, and slowly some people are waking up to this. it's taking a long long time but i agree with you that it is rapid. david:

fox news. fox news very much had the ear of the president on this. these are facts not in dispute. and the president sided with them over his own military chain of command. this is not what the highest levels, the highest ranking officers wanted to see. >> and as john pointed out before the break, look at where we are now. gallagher still in place, right? and you have the secretary of the navy out. what does that say to navy officers and those who are serving in the navy about morale internally. because it was navy s.e.a.l.s themselves who turned on gallagher. >> i think the s.e.a.l. community is going through a lot of changes right now. the admiral out there collin green has been trying to get his arm around the issues for months. so thus is goi-- this isn't goi to make his job any easier. i suspect most who support gallagher just want to get back to their jobs and want good order inside the ranks too. this is going to be divisive not only in the s.e.a.l. community but in the navy. it's going to lead some senior officers think about their future and the regard they're going to be stand in front of sailors in the future and tout ethics when they now have to let this guy end this review pros and let him from his try dent. i want to say one other thing. this has been little more than a shake down by the president from the get go. the last couple of weeks we've been talking about the potential of a commander in chief using his foreign policy power for domestic political purposes, i think we should be asking ourselves the same question here. whether the commander in chief abused his authorities which barbara's rugight, he has them. >> and he's getting what he wants here. gallagher is keeping his trident and we're left with a story you really have to put your brain into contortions to understand. >> and if i could just add, there's three other sailors, three other s.e.a.l.s going through this same review process for the same offense. posing with the war dead, which is a potential war crime. they're going through the same review process. now what does the navy do about them? what are they going to do about the other three s.e.a.l.s? >> it's a big mess. >> we can see how this is affecting you as a navy veteran. terrific reporting. really appreciate it. >>> so the white house this morning trying to justify freezing military aid to ukraine and creates some kind of a paper trail after the fact. what newly uncovered emails show us. that's next. don't miss it! it's the kay black friday event. save up to 60% on black friday specials like this three-piece diamond set, under one-hundred dollars or this diamond ring, under two-thousand dollars every best gift ever... begins with kay. 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(vo 2) get 0.9% during the subaru share the love event. >>> new details this morning about the chaos and perhaps cleanup efforts inside the white house after the president's decision to freeze military aid to ukraine. a confidential white house review has found there was an extensive effort to justify the move after the fact as well as to debate about whether it was even legal. suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. no hearings this week, suzanne, but a lot of new information coming to light. >> reporter: that's right, john. a break from the hearings. but, yes, there is new information here. this is coming from a "washington post" report here. what it does is it reveals after the fact the level within the white house the debate, the division, the tension over the justification for delaying ukrainian aid. when house democrats launched their impeachment inquiry into president trump, the white house quickly responded launching a confidential internal review of his skidecision to withhold nea $400 million of military aid to ukraine. the white house counsel's office uncovering hundreds of documents with three sources telling the paper one early august email between mick mulvaney and budget officials shows the white house looking for a way to explain the freeze. after trump already paused security assistance funds in mid-july. that conversation coming days after the white house counsel's office learned about the whistle-blower complaint. scrutinizing the july 25th phone call with ukraine's leader. budget lawyers ultimately decided it was legal to withhold the security assistance. a person familiar with the review confirms to cnn. as long as it was called temporary. the office of management and budget writing in a statement sunday there was a legal consensus at every step of the way that the money could be withheld in order to conduct the policy review. a source tells cnn that some trump administration officials feared the money would never be released. the white house eventually sending the military funding to ukraine in september. two days after the house was informed of the whistle-blower complaint which sparked the impeachment inquiry focusing on whether trump abused his power by using that military aid and a possible meeting in washington to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rivals. meanwhile, after two weeks of public hearings, house democrats pressing forward. >> every single day provides new and incriminating evidence. so it's a little hard to tell you that this thing is done. >> reporter: trump's allies once again using this defense. >> they didn't hear anybody say when they were asked bribery, no. extortion, no. quid pro quo for the aid, no. preconditions for meeting? did the president commit a crime? no, no, no. >> reporter: adam schiff wants top administration officials like john bolton to testify, but not willing to go to court to compel him. >> he will have to explain one day if he maintains that position, why he wanted to wait to put it in a book instead of tell the american people what he knew when it really mattered to the country. >> reporter: and chairman schiff says he is still considering additional depositions as well as hearings as the intel committee continues to prepare its report. that report will be handed over to consider articles of kpeec t impeachment. we're expecting that after thanksgiving. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> a judge will decide today if don mcgahn must testify. so could it give cover to other top officials to cooperate as well? we'll discuss coming up next. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. help stop the clock on further irreversible joint damage. talk to your rheumatologist. right here. right now. humira. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. we're reporters from the new york times. no flights. no roads. we're trying to figure out what animals are being affected. galápagos is a really challenging place to work. el niño is starting to go haywire. everywhere is going to get touched by climate change. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® >>> a white house review of president trump's decision to withhold nearly $400 million in u.s. military aid to ukraine shows an effort to justify it after the fact. and a debate over its legality. joining us now is joe lockhart, he was president clinton's press secretary. and cnn analyst rachael bade. it's your paper that broke the reporting of what seems to be a cleanup effort or an after the fact attempt to justify the hold to military aid. what do you see here? >> i think cleanup effort is a perfect way to describe it. it's clear that the white house after the whistle-blower came forward and sort of talked to the inspector general saw that this was problematic. i think that this evidence that they did this investigation and saw all these emails shows that they needed to find some sort of justification for freezing aid to ukraine that had nothing to do with the pressure on ukraine for these investigations. and it sounds like they turned up some problematic emails. the question is will we ever see those and the answer for the next few months is going to be no. because the white house has been stonewalling. and i think it's just a reminder of how much we don't know even after seeing these hearings for the past two weeks. you know, it's kind of like a puzzle and we're seeing sort of the pieces come together on the outside and closer to the middle. but there's still those pieces in the middle and we don't know exactly what mulvaney was doing. it's interesting to, again, remind us the questions that are still out there. >> but mulvaney knows, right? and those documents tell a story. it's extraordinary we're not going to see them. >> and mulvaney's fingerprints are all over these emails. what we're seeing from them is pressure from mulvaney on the omb to find at least an excuse to hold the money. we're also seeing that that was not the decision that the nsc and the state department wanted with regards to the money. talk about the frustration and what could lead from such inner agency disagreements. >> well, we saw it in the top story today with eddie gallagher that there seems to be kind of two governments. the vast government that works through an inner agency process and then the president who watches foxis frustration. so i think this story is interesting in a couple of dprounds. the fact that this story leaked means the nooifs are out for mick mulvaney. it made no bones that mulvaney is the person responsible. there's some chatter in washington that white house counsel cipollone wants to come to the chief of staff. the reason we may see some of these records is when white house advisers talk to each other, that's executive privilege. as soon as white house advisers start talking to agencies, those are public records. so we are likely to see them. the timing is unclear of when we'll see them. but we'll see them than if they were talking to each other. >> before christmas seems likely. then this story broke at friday night at 9:00 which is a lawyer for lev parnas who is this guy who's been indicted for shady dealings with rudy giuliani. this lawyer says that devin nunes was part of some kind of a meeting with this ukrainian investigator who was fired and wants to dig up dirt on joe bid

fox news alert. fox news @ night confirming that republican congressman devin nunes intends to sue cnn over stories they ran about him. the stories involve rudy giuliani and ukrainian consultants who are in legal trouble. speak of lawsuits. >> ♪ >> i love beef. bow all the way. >> it's beef all the way. >> no animals. just plant. >> it takes like a beef burger. >> that's impossible. it tasted just like a whopper said taste. >> shannon: on night court. n vegans are suing burger king for using the same grill to make their meat and non-meat products. let's bring in these attorneys. bob, what did you call this night court? >> i called the food court. >> shannon: the food court night court. let's start with exhibit-a. folks who say they found out their vegan burgers were cooked on the same gorillas -- grill as meats. same grill not okay. >> i don't agree with that. the patty is 100% non-beef. another thing that makes me laugh about this case, this gentleman filing a class action lawsuit. he smelled it. he ate it and it was after he ate it that he decided that he knew that had meat products on it. i will argue in court, where is the beef? >> shannon: oh, no. you have to be of a certain age. we are giving ourselves away. exhibit-b. this is the ad that burger king has on its website about the impossible whopper. it says forguests looking for a meat-free option a non-broiler option is available. >> it's too small. the client here one drove through. the complaint said they were never asked how they want it prepared. >> shannon: at burger king? >> not like medium or well done. would you want not the impossible burger cooked on the same gorillas a regular burger. they could ask for a microwave or boiling. >> shannon: i haven't had the impossible burger. >> it says 0% beef. i don't know. there might be grease there from the meat. >> if you are concerned about that, how do you prepare your food? do you need to file a federal complaint about this? >> shannon: a lot of people file complaints and attorneys take them. now mcdonald's. employees say it's so dangerous to work there. the extended late hours without security. they say it's frightening. exhibit-c this it an attorney for the mcdonald's worker that don't feel safe. >> a customer beat a worker and a customer pepper sprayed workers and exposed genitals to workers and made rude comments and even urinated on a worker. >> shannon: people say it's not safe there. >> they are making an argument because of the late hours. just fyi, they are a business to serve customers. they also argued that the physical location made it easier for people to attack them. the fact of the matter is i would suspect that most places are in high crime areas with mentally ill or drug addicted people. the funny thing about the lawsuit the extended hours they complain about are the reasons those people that are suing them are employed in the first place. i don't see how mcdonald's or any fast food restaurant can stop these things from happening. >> shannon: exhibit-d. this is mcdonald's's favorite. say they mcdonald's take seriouslys it responsibility to foster a safe environment for employees. and: they say they are on it. >> yes. it's interesting because if they asked the employees what they thought of the design, that's one of the key points in this lawsuit. they would say that they think the counters are too low. they want them higher so the customers can't crawl over. restrooms are located in the black. there have been female employees who have been assaulted in the bath rooms. i think is a valid complaint about the way corporate designs the structure of the restaurant. >> a federal court of appeal case said because these are franchises they won't hold mcdonald responsibility because they don't have enough control. >> shannon: now i am hungry. after the show i will find a burger king that is open and try the impossible burger. bob and alex, good to see you both. good night from wearability. i am shannon bream. ♪ (little santa) somali...alika? 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