elisabeth agrees with the right-wing populists on many issues. elisabeth: the police have been downsized so much, they can't be where they're needed. and now, just look at what's happening at the border, where there were just three officers and they were overrun. citizens no longer feel at all protected. all these people are coming in nobody knows who they are. >> spielfeld, austria, october 21st. refugees stormed past fences as police and soldiers looked on. it was an isolated incident, but the images stuck in the public mind and they're being made use of by some who try to take advantage of the crisis for their own political ends. this is georg zakrajsek's first aid kit. he instructs holders of firearm certificates like elisabeth keyl. every five years, they're required to take a refresher course. zakrajsek is one of austria's leading gun lobbyists. politically, he tends to the far right. he says austrians have no other choice but to arm themselves. georg: the fact is, our borders are open. we don't know who's coming in. we don't know what kind

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the fbi director admitting a bombshell problem. they still can't access encrypted messages from a terrorist who shot up a texas college. we're live in washington for you. >>> meanwhile, it seems like everybody is bashing donald trump for this comment. >> donald trump j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> what is going on now? brand-new polls out show people are very much behind the donald when it comes to the primaries. >>> and the picture everyone is talking about. a man's pants falling down while he gets a very big award. we want to know what your most embarrassing moment is. are your pants on now? do you plan on putting them on? >> they're on, steve is answering. mornings are better with "friends." >>> steve, that was a polite reminder on your part. wear pants. >> right. >> and a belt. >> we're going to ask you what your most embarrassing moment is.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a shocking new clue in the terror attack investigation. the two radical islamistst dbts erase all of their tracks. wait until you see what they found when they follow the money. >>> republicans and democrats, donald trump's passionate call to keep all muslims emigrating to the united states until they figure things out. >> they don't want our system. they have no sense of reason or respect for human life. >> but is his plan resonating with voters? more than his opponents might think. we'll ask you. >>> and they're being called a disgrace, christian football players praying in public. it might inspire isis attacks? we'll try to figure that out. mornings are better with friends. >>> let's get right to it. this is a fox news alert. as you just heard, a fox news exclusive as well. new evidence in san bernardino raising the question, how deep did the terror plot go? turns out, somebody deposited $28,000 into the killer couple's california account just two weeks before the

we have amy walter, rich, charles, elisabeth.n't you fire away. >> it seems to me that this debate, whether islam is a religion of peace or not, really it's irrelevant for outsiders. it's for muslims to decide whether it's a religion of peace or not, and if enough of them do, then you cut off the oxygen to the radicals, but at the moment the extremists have significant financial, popular, and theological backing in the middle east, and that is an enduring phenomenon and it's one that's going to require a long ideological war to win. >> i'm sorry, i'm going to have to disagree with you. they simply do not have ideological, theological, or popular support, and this is a criminal organization that is funding their criminality with things like drug trade and selling oil. they do not have the ideological support that you're describing at all. in fact, it's quite the opposite. they have had a number of voices from across the spectrum say that what they're doing is completely un-islamic. they have no support popularly in terms of the ge

elisabeth bumiller of the "new york times," and charles ogletree ogletree. welcome to "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning, president obama will address a nervous company tonight from the oval office on the terror threat and what the administration plans to do to keep us safe. the terror attacks in san bernardino were the worst in the united states since 9/11 and they have both unnerved a country already jittery about terrorism and it's transformed the presidential race. there's so many unanswered where syed farook and after thend his wife radicalized? how could no one know about their weapons? was this an isolated incident or a harbinger of futurere terror attacks? we'll get t those question with the head of the justice department, loretta lynch. we begin with pete williams who has been covering from the start and the director of the naaonal counterterrorism center under both presidents bush and obama. what caused the fbi to label this a terrorism incident. >> there's a huge supply of weapons and bombs they have built. they built their bombs using inst

here with more is elisabeth good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> can you tell us about the new chip cards? >> absolutely. i'm a huge fan of these new chip cards, so much so that i partnered with the american bankers association to educate consumers about them. they're called chip cards because they actually contain a tiny computer chip embedded in the thin plastic credit card. and that chip generates a brand-new transaction code for each and every purchase you make. that prevents identity thieves from snatching your account information and counterfeiting your card. but this great protection with the chip card only works if there are card readers to accept them. some retailers haven't installed them, others haven't turned them on so it's still a developing story. >> how much information is on that chip? >> well, that's the thing. contain information. it generates this one time code that gets beamed out for that single transaction. so even if the bad guys were to intercept it, they couldn't do anything with it. so that's the

. >>> at elisabeth plan has -- elisabeth plan has more from washington. >> president obama hosted the global climate change agreement is quote the best chance to save the planet " after weeks of negotiation 195 nations agreed to a deal an expected to reduce each country's global emission suggesting a major impetus in reducing fossil fuels and developing renewable sources -- in developing renewable sources of energy. traditionally the packs usually exempt developing countries but this we recent deal requires some action from every country including china and india. critics argue the deal forces the us and the european union to bear the brunt of cost promising 100 alien dollars annually to poor country. >>> all of these upper class diplomats -- upper-class diplomats fly into paris on nice airplanes, stay in nice hotels, go to nice restaurants and write up a treaty which by the way has zero enforcement that resembles that -- the iranian agreement, no enforcement provisions and the big press conference to say that god are we really and ten hasn't this been a great week in paris and they g

. >> the panelists here, rich walter, amy, elisabeth bumiller. amy, we haven't heard from you. in among republican establishment people? >> i think concern is setting in and there is a lot made about that memo. i will say this. the one thing about it that they get to the hard of which all establishment needs to understand is that very early on in this campaign what have we heard from republican voters? they want somebody that's new, they want somebody that's fresh, they don't want establishment. that is what if you want to beat donald trump then you need to be the candidate that is not the establishment in your thinking, in the way you're presenting yourself but you present yourself as the most -- let's say the temperamentally prepared to be president. so the change agent, temperamentally prepared. that is what they're looking for. and i thought "wall street journal" quote they got a guy in iowa to say where this race is for a lot of republicans right now. he said "nobody in iowa wants trump for president but everybody in iowa wants somebody like trump for president." that's wh

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. in a stunning new twist in the case of a passenger plane that blew off mid flight. isis claims they blew it up with a soda can bomb. this morning we learned that may not be the case. >> interesting. plus, did you hear donald trump sizes up his texas competition. >> you look at the way he's dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a -- frankly, like a little bit of a maniac, you never get things done that way. >> did he say maniac? >> senator ted cruz responded with this. >> he's a maniac ♪ ♪ on >> who is dancing right there? >> we're going to explain it all. it makes perfect sense. trust me. you'll have it in two minutes. >> steve, that was a body double. that wasn't even jennifer beal. remember that story. >> fascinating. >>> outrage at nbc news over the new star wars movie. apparently darth vader is racist. >> yep. let me remind you, it's been a long weekend. mornings are better with friends. >>> hi everybody. welcome to studio e here in the heart of santa central. look at

and with me, as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck and brian kilmeade. >> hi, there. >> good morning. >> well we are less than a week away from the big turkey day. >> that's right.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. terrifying moments on a las vegas strip overnight as a driver drives into a crowd of people on purpose. >> at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> oh, my. we're live with the very latest about the suspect and just wait until you hear who was in the back seat of that car. >>> and in a just released year-end interview with national public radio, president obama says isis is not a super big threat to the united states. >> this is not an organization that can destroy the united states. >> that's not all. who does the president think is going to win the white house? we're going to tell you shortly. >>> the most awkward tv moment award goes to steve harvey. >> responsibility for this. it was my mistake. >> the beauty pageant blunder that forced miss colombia to give back the crown. "fox and friends" begins right now. >>> you know, the thing about beauty pageants is it's kind of confusing the way they do it. when they're about to announce the winner, they announce the pe

and with me, as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck and brian kilmeade. >> hi, there. >> good morning. >> well, we are less than a week away from the big turkey day. >> that's right.

and with me, as usual, elisabeth hasselbeck and brian kilmeade. >> hi, there. >> good morning. >> wellwe are less than a week away from the big turkey day. >>

elisabeth? >> thank you, steve.ypd officers gunned down in cold blood almost a year ago. their killer on a sick mission to avenge the death of michael brown and eric garner. now officer ramos' widow hopes to find purpose in their family's painful tragedy. she's created a foundation with the goal of bridging the gap between police officers and their communities. marissa ramos the wife of murdered nypd officer rafael ramos joins us now. we had the blessing of being able to talk to you a little while ago, you visited our program about a couple months ago. what has this past year been like for your family? >> it's been a really difficult year. just trying to get back, you know. it's never going to be normal again. but, just trying to move forward. >> you have two sons. >> yes, justin and jaden. >> one is in college. >> the other one is 14. >> how are they doing today? >> they're hanging in there, you know. one day at a time. >> you're so strong. one thing that struck me, but one ufrs resilience and your strength during

. >> elisabeth is co-ceo of the boys and girls club of philadelphia and says comcast has embraced her group's mission to help kids, but for every supporter, there are also critics. like this group, which testified in today's hearing about their concerns. >> it's been a real struggle, so comcast, it's like they don't work with us. >> reporter: comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. the city renegotiates its franchise agreement with the internet and cable provider every 15 years. the agreement gives comcast access to city right-of-ways like city roads to provide its cable service in exchange, the city asks for certain givebacks to the community. >> i'm asking comcast to step up just a little bit more. >> reporter: but advocates want the city to demand more of comcast, prevailing wages for all workers, bigger contributions to public schools, and an expansion to low income internet essentials program with an end to the 90-day shutoff period required to enroll. >> we couldn't feel prouder of the program and feel we've done more than any entity, public or private, to address the digital d

elisabeth is off today. >> what's going on? big hour, a lot of things developing. >> we start with a fox news alert. we're learning now that the san bernardino gunman may have been planning another attack for a number of years. >> wow. prior to his marriage. this as the feds get inside the information on the killer couple from the man who provided two of their guns. >> fox newschannel's will carr is live in san bernardino, california, with the latest. good morning, will, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning guys. this is the first time we're getting an up close look at the inland regional center where 14 people were killed, 21 injured. take a bird's eye view. this is a massive crime scene still. we learned that farook and malik may have been planning a second attack prior to the massacre last week. they're reporting that farook and an unidentified individual may have been been planning an attack in 2012 but got spooked because of the terror plans -- they had been planning this attack at least a year. then there's the mon

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. new details emerging about the killer couple's plan for murder. he was radicalized but did he go rogue. were they plotting something even bigger? what we have just learned live from san bernardino. >> and the faces of the victims revealed. a married father of six. a health care worker who wanted to change the world and a mom who fled persecution. she left iran for a better life here. >> came into the country to live the life of opportunity. she had that opportunity. unfortunately, it was taken away by an evil man. >> and his wife. the heartbreaking words from a devastated family straight ahead. >>> if you thought yesterday's cover was a disgrace on the daily news, wait until you see what's on there today. the real terrorist, the head of the nra? >> really? >> "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> welcome to "fox and friends" for this friday, folks. we start with a fox news alert. was this a terrorist gone rogue? new information emerging about the san bernardino shooting suspect. ter

co-founded the others that longford prize for historical biography which she shares as well as the elisabeth longford historical biography administered by the society of authors. laura served as a trustee of the london national portrait gallery from 1999 to 2008. since 2011 she has been a member of the development council in oxford. she is a patron of openairjeter.org which -- had to look on the web. the scoop is an outdoor theater. she currently reside in london and we are especially grateful that you traveled this far. join me in welcoming flora fraser. [applause] >> thank you. it is ladies and gentlemen a privileged and a pleasure to be speaking here this evening at mount vernon. most glorious day walking around the grounds, and i was sitting on the peons the on a rocking chair this morning, and i was looking at the beautiful view kept on merry land opposite thanks to the mount vernon organization and to my left was a field of horses. and preserving and reinterpreting george and martha's home. in every new and surprising ways. i find the story of george and march at's marriage so engrossi

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert.a stunning new twist in the case of a passenger plane that blew off mid flight. isis claims they blew it up with a soda can bomb. this morning we learned that may not be the case. >> interesting. plus, did you hear donald trump sizes up his texas competition. >> you look at the way he's dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a -- frankly, like a little bit of a maniac, you never get things done that way. >> did he say maniac? >> senator ted cruz responded with this. >> he's a maniac ♪ ♪ on

. >> elisabeth hasselbeck is getting ready for a special event.meade. >> there it is. >> brian, good morning. >> brian. >> hey. >> hey peter this better be important because i put on clothes. >> oh. >> oh. >> "fox & friends" and fox and family here. >> there is no better show to work on. >> somebody cue the music. ♪ >> anna jumps. >> that is on the plaza in midtown manhattan. >> you guys -- >> oh! >> we've got mt. everest on the plaza this morning. >> oh, yeah. >> ♪ >> check out our beach party on the plaza. the "fox & friends" olympics right here. >> what's your favorite tv show? >> "fox & friends"! >> we love seeing you this morning. we've got tomorrow. join us then. >> it is not easy to get good water slides and beach parties. so thank you producers. you are amazing. >> you talk about summer here on the show. it's ridiculous how much fun it is. >> "fox & friends" 15 that's what we gained. >> just from the pizza, the burgers and everything else. and the cotton candy. it's fun to look back at that. send us your favorite memories from this year if

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you.nts on a las vegas strip overnight as a driver drives into a crowd of people on purpose. >> at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> oh, my. we're live with the very latest about the suspect and just wait until you hear who was in the back seat of that car. >>> and in a just released year-end interview with national public radio, president obama says isis is not a super big threat to the united states. >>

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. protesters chanting no justice no peace.red a mistrial for an officer charged in freddie gray's death. what happens next week? we'll tell you. >>> a judge ruled he was too rich to know better when he killed four people in a drunk driving accident. this morning his probation officer has no idea where the affluenza teenager is. this morning his mother is missing, too. details straight ahead. >> wow. let's see if you can tell what this has to do with christmas. ♪ 4

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you.ails emerging about the killer couple's plan for murder. he was radicalized but did he go rogue. were they plotting something even bigger? what we have just learned live from san bernardino. >> and the faces of the victims revealed. a married father of six. a health care worker who wanted to change the world and a mom who fled persecution. she left iran for a better life here. >> came into the country to live the life of opportunity.

imt heather childers in for elisabeth hasselbeck.ot look at the extreme social media posting of the terrorists bfr letting her into the u.s. have you heardis? apparently the reason. because they didn't want to offend anyone. the shocking policy claims ahead. >>> the stage is set in sin city las vegas as republicans prepare to face off in their final debate of this calendar year. donald trump jumps to his largest lead yet in the polls. >> the other candidates should be thankful because i'm giving

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the hunt for a terrorist. was planning another terror attack three years ago but backed up. who was he planning it with and what role did his mother really play? we're live with the latest. >> the story changes and changes. >>> plus, donald trump refuses to back down from his plan to temporarily ban muslims from entering the united states. >> it's short term. let our country get its act together. we have to do the right thing. somebody in this country has to say what's

imt heather childers in for elisabeth hasselbeck. the feds did not look at the extreme social media posting of the terrorists bfr letting her into the u.s. have you heardis? apparently the reason. because they didn't want to offend anyone. the shocking policy claims ahead. >>> the stage is set in sin city las vegas as republicans prepare to face off in their final debate of this calendar year. donald trump jumps to his largest lead yet in the polls. >> the other candidates should be thankful because i'm giving them a chance to make total fools of themselves. >> and he's just getting started. more from the donald and the polls straight ahead. >>> pregame rally. first the pledge was dropped, then one school tried to give santa the boot. that's when this mom brought her fight to "fox and friends." >> i hope we will bring santa back. it gives our kids a big imagination to believe. >> is that too much to ask? this morning a big victory for that mom in brooklyn. >>> and common sense. because let me just remind you, mornings are better with

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the fbi director admitting a bombshell problem.ill can't access encrypted messages from a terrorist who shot up a texas college. we're live in washington for you. >>> meanwhile, it seems like everybody is bashing donald trump for this comment. >> donald trump j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a shocking new clue in the terror attack investigation. two radical islamistst dbts erase all of their tracks. wait until you see what they found when they follow the money. >>> republicans and democrats, donald trump's passionate call to keep all muslims emigrating to the united states until they figure things out. >> they don't want our system. they have no sense of reason or respect for human life. >> but is his plan resonating with vo

argue christmas is not really an excuse to ignore a healthy diet they argue with planning to get by elisabeth explain. >> reporter: eating the treaty want but remembering the good health habits so peck, pounce how we make this happen registered dietitian says rep preparing letter meals very hot and get together. in a >> reporter: special brown rice but let's squash and parsley will need to head to a holiday parties have of the pile to much of your drinking alcoholic here the check to cut down on calories. >> reporter: our schedules get hectic at this time of year important to remember exercise for enough extra calories so lonely do indulge we don't believe the holiday season with the extra bullish.. >> catherine: ears get ready for the christmas not an and from the raiders' headquarters mark carpenter has all the sports coming up. >> reporter: of the napa valley this amount of work for him like sidewind the defensive back only got better with age his harvest is coming is retiring at the end of the season. the 39 year-old safety stand by after the great 65 interceptions and fifth most in the h

she was someone who let elisabeth influencer, but when the book came out, and when robert went especially ballistic over this issue of mrs. lincoln's life being exposed to her dressmaker, she disavowed her. they never met again, spoke again. iey died alienated and that, think, was a very sad thing. her own older sister, elizabeth, who had been a substitute mother for her was probably her closest confidant. she returned to that home of her sister in springfield. the same home where she was married to mr. lincoln and she died upstairs from the parlor. in a very, i think, sad way. was finally reconciled with that sister, but no, i do not think she had one of the best friends and champions we would've hoped she would be served by. >> [indiscernible] i would like to know what role if any she played in mr. lincoln's most renowned proclamation. was aclinton: there parade of lincoln scholars who wanted to know the exact influence she did or did not have over the emancipation proclamation. could find no information that would lead to my belief that she played a champion of the emancipation. but i

and i was wondering if you ever considered writing about the women who helped settle the west like elisabeth bacon custer and jesse fremont. and reading the diaries of the books on -- >> guest: lewis and clark. >> caller: and i was wondering do you think william clark was in love -- >> guest: yes i do. >> host: stay on the line and we will get an answer from cokie roberts but what do you do and why the interest in what you talk about? >> caller: it is a very small farming community. i farm, raise cattle by myself, i have always had a big interest in american history even before america was a nation and been interested in anything to do with the west. >> guest: i understand if you are farming and raising cattle yourself. so you are a pioneer women yourself. jesse fremont, i write a lot about in "capital dames" and she was quite an interesting person, the most famous woman in america when her husband was running for president. she had a hard life and women of los angeles brought her her house and made it possible to live out her life in dignity, i think the western women's stories are fascinat

from the "new york times" we just heard there for a moment from elisabeth bumiller.then we'll hear from helene cooper. from cbs, margaret brennan will join the group. and from the "washington post," missy ryan. i'll also let you know today getting under way over on c-span two germany's ambassador on how countries are dealing with syrian refugees speaking live from the group new america in washington, d.c. and the defense minister of britain is in washington, d.c. today to meet with u.s. defense secretary ashton carter. they plan to talk to reporters after their meeting at about 3:15 p.m. eastern time. we'll bring you live coverage of their press conference. and tonight will be live for republican presidential candidate donald trump at the iowa state fairgrounds live on c-span and that will be at 7:30. again, trying to get you back here to the war and diplomacy conversation happening in washington, d.c. >>> looks like we are not able to get back to that discussion. but we'll try to have it later in our program if we can record it and get it back up on our web site. in

. >> and of course, missing elisabeth, we send her our love and affection.or a week, and we're going to roast a pig on new year's and -- >> first you got to catch it. >> and -- >> we don't have wild pig but we're going to have some fun with some rice and beans. >> i'm going to go to my island, too. long. >> yours is considerably longer than mine. >> more crowded. >> no highways. actually only one vehicle on mine. >> merry christmas. >> anna, delight to see you. congratulations. >> one of these days he's going to invite us to the island maybe. >> not going to happen. >> all right. more "fox & friends" we're going to be talking about homeland security planning coming up in just moments. the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2016 es350 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. see your lexus dealer. and that is where campbell's fresh-brewed soups. oh, i thought we were talking about babies. made for real, real life. mom! could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one.