gardner's photographs were of the dead. these men, and presumably when they were alive, had shot and killed northern soldiers before they received their fatal bullet. so, we had to really reach the conclusion here that we don't really know how the people in brady's gallery actually felt about these photographs. there's one account, it's an unsigned account in the new york times, something as a tradition as we know of late. [laughter] and this writer was a sociologist of sorts. he stood outside. he watched the audience. he noticed that the people stood in silence as they study the photographs. but to his disbelief and actually to his discussed, he thought that these people should have just fled. isgust, he thoughtd that these people should have just fled. they should have left the studio in horror at what they have just seen. but instead, frozen in place. he even noticed that some people took out a magnifying glass so they could get a close-up of the gory details. he noted. there is one side of the picture that the sun did n

as you all know, it was alexander gardner who took these autographs. brady is often given credit for the pictures. he certainly deserves some credit. he put up the money for the expedition so i will, during the talk, refer to gardeners photographs, but we should had a handat brady in the photographic work. these images they encounter, the view of war, has been a fantasy. they were deeply moved by the site of these putrefied parties along the turnpike and they were overcome by a sense of tragedy. but maybe they weren't. gardener's photographs were of the dead. these men, and presumably when they were alive, had shot and killed northern soldiers before they received their fatal bullet. so, we had to really reach the conclusion here that we don't really know how the people in brady's gallery actually felt about these photographs. anre's one account, it's unsigned account in the new york times, something as a tradition as we know of late. [laughter] and this writer was a sociologist of sorts. he stood outside. he watched the audience. he noticed that the p

ambassador anthony gardner is former u.s. ambassador to the united kingdom and will join us live from london in a fox business exclusive to tell us whether may's brexit deal perseveres or perishes. >>> we've got trade talks at this hour between u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer and european union trade commissioner focusing on autos and auto parts tariffs. blake burman has his ear to the door. he's getting in front of the cameras to give us the very latest. but the ceo of the company that rocketed up to the s&p leader board after stellar earnings yesterday has figured out a way to drive up profits even in the face of blowing trade winds. tom greco of advance auto parts is here on a fox business exclusive at how he's managing to do that. >>> plus california governor jerry brown and trump administration officials together on the ground right now in northern california. they are about to tour the devastation from the deadliest wildfires in the nation's history. we will take you live to paradise, california. >>> bitcoin

corey gardner will be here. >>> and taking on trump. democrats win control of the house and have a message for president trump. >> he will be held accountable. we have a president not a manarch. >> top democrat on the judicial committee, jerry nadler, in moments. >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is honoring our veterans, while we here in the u.s. express our appreciation to those who serve our nation. president trump is in paris, gathering with other world leaders to mark 100 years since the end of world war i, but the president's trip abroad has not been without controversy. this morning, french president emmanuel macron saying in front of the international gathering, nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. president trump drew swift condemnation after canceling a trip to honor american soldiers who died in the war. the white house explained that the weather made it impossible to helicopter and made it logistically challenging to motorcade. veterans and former white house aides criticized the ameri

[applause] senator cory gardner. [applause] and everybody from puerto rico. [cheers and applause] and the congresswoman and senator marco rubio and my lieutenant governor. [speaking spanish] . >> a lot of people are not going to like this race a lot of people looking over those in accurate poles. [laughter] quite - - [applause] but i have no interest in looking backwards and we have a bright future in front of us. a lot of people hard work the economy is growing and wages are up every country would love to have the economy of the usa. we are the envy of the world in florida is the envy of the united states. [cheers and applause] our success is shocking to see people suggest that we should embrace socialism. socialism will not happen in our nation and it will not happen under my watch. i did not go to tallahassee to be peoples friends i'm not going to dc to win a popularity contest i'm going to get something done i put out a ten-point plan i know others decided not to read it or spend time on it we all know change is never popular especially talking about how

it is not unusual, as we know, frank gardner, his wheelchair took an hour to come back to him.em of airlines and airports, it is pretty brutal for anybody with a disability, especially wheelchair. lots of people say, he was offered a wheelchair clock ——, what was the problem? you can walk along the real airport in size for shoes even though you take size six. what is the problem? so it is suited exactly to his body? he said, pressure sores can happen, that can happen quickly. yes, the college of occupational therapists, royal college of nursing have been looking at this, i was at a conference they held a month ago and some of this was related to the pressure sores that can come from flying. an eight hourflight, someone flying. an eight hourflight, someone sitting in an airline shelf which is not suitable for your body, it will not be pleasant. i have done it, it was pretty horrific for my son. he said, to get to the ground, i will put up with it. that is what we did. you mention frank gardner, he has pleaded, i am in total solidarity with justin thomas he he has pleaded, i am i

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what say you,cory gardner? >> i support the mueller investigation. i know i've heard senator mc snnell say hepports the mueller investigation. it's important for the american people. it's important we havehis for transparency and i think it's important for the president to have this information out there fully, transparently and accurately. d he wants nt has s to keep this investigation moving forward and i believe that's the way it will go. >> does it need protection legislatively, though? do you need to do that in the senate? >> mueller is not going to be inopped. it's going to co and it should continue. >> all right, but you didn't say whethert was necessary in the senate? >> well, i think it's going to nuntinue. if it con -- > you don't need -- >> why do something if it's actually continuing. i will leave it there. senator cory gardner, thanks for coming on. >>> when we come back, is president trump trying to ♪ a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness. an old friend. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celeb

[cheers and applause] >> senator cory gardner. want to thank everybody from puerto rico that came. i went to thank congresswoman jennifer gonzalez. i want to thank the lieutenant governor. i went to thank marco rubio. [applause] >> lieutenant governor carlos fitzgerald. [speaking spanish] >> there's going to be a lot of pundits who will analyze this race. a lot of people will poor overall the in accurate polls. but i have no interest in looking backwards. i'm going to look to the future and we have a bright future in front of us. based on a lot of people's hard work, the national economy is growing, wages are up, every country would love to have a economy of the usa. we are the envy of the world and florida is the envy of the united states. when you see all the success it is shocking to see people suggesting we embrace socialism. socialism will not happen in our nation. it is not going to happen under my watch. i didn't go to tallahassee eight years ago to be everybody's friend. i'm not going to dc to win a popularity contest. i'm

what say you, cory gardner? >> i support the mueller i know i've heard senator mcconnell say he supports the mueller investigation. it's important for the american people. it's important we have this for transparency and i think it's important for the president to have this information out there fully, transparently and accurately. the president has said he waees to this investigation moving forward and i believe that's the way it will go. >> does it needrotection legislatively, though? do you need to do that in the senate >> mueller i not going to be stopped. it's going to continue and it should continue. >> all right, butdn you say whether it was necessary in the senate? >> well, i think it's going to continue. if it continues -- >> you don't need --hy >> do something if it's actually continuing. >>vekay. i will lt there. senator cory gardner, thanks for coming on. >>when we come back, is president trump trying to derail the mueller investigation by the mueller investigation by naming matthew whitaker this is

now the bad, jennifer gardner's parenting skills roasting by her daughter, when i know i grow up i wantbe a fun-killing mom just like you, this just the latest hilarious note gardner has shared from her kid. cat freezing up falling to ground after owners dressed the cat in pj's, they can't tell if he hates the new clothes or if he's too comfy, you decide. "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye bye. ♪ ♪ rob: all right, monday november 12th and the recount begins, new tallies underway right now for florida's senate and governor's races. jillian: brand-new action republican rick scott took to ensure every ballot is protected. >> the president has not discussed mueller investigation with whitaker. it would be a mistake to shut down the mueller investigation because we have been so compliant. jillian: white house firing back at democrats take aim at acting attorney general. rob: brand-new threat from incoming house leadership to

local columnist dan gardner tells us what the inside word if you love them enough to re-learn math soe back seat. >> ukraine declaring martial law after the president warned there is a serious threat of an internal russia ground operation against the government of ukraine. this comes a day after russian ships fired upon and sees three ukrainian naval ships. nikki haley called the russian aggressive arrogance and for the demonstration on why the united states can have a normal relationship with russia. president trump is in mississippi tonight campaigning for cindy hi smith. the president touted the enormous turnout and enthusiasm of the crowd. >> i wish the media would show this crowd, they never do. it's incredible, i wish the media would show this crowd you can tell by the sound that you can imitate thousands of people. [applause] >> lou: the president schedule to address another crowd on biloxi tonight. joining us to analyze the mississippi senate runoff election in the state of politics in the great state of mississippi, columnist daniel gardner. good to have you with us. let me a

mooney followed and gardner and lanning dug in sensing the world cup in their sights.omplete an emphatic victory and a fourth title. for the world number ones the relief and elation was obvious. for england, a missed opportunity. it is raw at the moment. we have to reflect. i am chuffed for the young girls who have performed on the bigger stage. they may not have been able to repeat the success of last year's one—day world cup but reaching two world finals in 16 months capped a remarkable period for this team. now it is a time for reflection because for some of these players the opportunity to be double world champion may not come round again. england are on course for a first series whitewash in sr lanka, they need six more wickets in the final test in colombo, with two full days remaining. after a flurry of english wickets in the morning session, joss butler top scored with 64, as england were all out for 230 in their second innings. that left sri lanka chasing a target of 327 for victory, and when moeen ali bowled opener dimuth karunaratne, england looked to push th

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historian alice long gardner talks about the tension along the texas mexican border during the mid-19thentury. american history tv recorded the interview at the western history association annual meeting, taking place in san antonio, texas. >> 20 us from san antonio, texas is alice baumgartner, a graduate of university in the fall of 2019, professor of history at the university of southern california and if you could, take us back to the early 1800s, the issue of slavery in mexico and in texas. >> was people are really surprised to hear that slavery existed in mexico in the 19th century. 1640, the viceroyalty of new spain, what would become mexico, imported more slaves in any other colony in the americas except brazil. it was a huge presence of slavery in mexico during the colonial time, and while slavery was diminishing importance at a national level, in mexico, but i can century, it remained really important regionally, particularly in the north, in texas, where anglo-american colonists were producing cotton and in the south, where plantation owners were growing sugar. assistance of h

best possible for europe this is the only deal possible the tone in place is somber and poignant gardner thought how it will all end one think. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself the live face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers for people delivers on the vote delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and protects all security and the united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning you leaders view briggs it now as a done deal they didn't want it but there's no need to sugarcoat it the british prime minister on the other hand has to sell the deal to parliament and to her own people she's got to convince them it's the best deal available. there is enormous opposition to may's deal at home and it could even be hardening with what's been described as her surrender on saturday over the future of gibraltar she

let's bring in carry gardner. there is some big early voting numbers out there. just pulled them up for you. arizona at plus 34% for early voting. nevada up 106%. montana up 44%. that means people sure are interested. your thoughts overall today. >> they are absolutely interested. my home state of colorado as of yesterday we had 1.9 million people who had already turned in their ballot. about 2 million people overall voted in 2014. i think interest is up everywhere. i'm glad that it is. we'll fall somewhere between 2014 and 2016 levels. there's a great deal at stake in this election. >> dana: i know that my mom and sister both voted early in colorado. let me go through these race. you think martha mcsally has the edge here? >> i do. i'm confident about martha mcsally. she's a hero, somebody who served our country. i have a hard time believing that people in arizona think it okay to vote for someone who thinks it's okay to fight for the taliban. mcsally needs you. this country needs you. >> dana: sinema has voted on healthcare. did the republicans get caught flat

trooper ben gardner from the kansas highway patrol warned people to stay off the roads. >> in my 19 years this might be the top five worst i've ever seen across kansas in this area. people need to slow down. they need to stay home. >> i can't see anything. >> reporter: kansas governor jeff collier issued a state of disaster emergency. the strong system caused back-ups in nebraska and at least a dozen crashes on interstate 80. blizzard warnings from western missouri to nebraska are impacting travel on the ground and in the air. thousands of flights are delayed and hundreds of flights are canceled nationwide. the impacts will be felt in chicago's o'hare international airport. one airline official tells cbs news customers should avoid flying to and from that hub. we're told delays could reach five hours for? flights during the height of the storm. airlines are allowing passengers to change their flights. more airline disruptions and tough driving conditions are expected as this fast-moving system targets upstate new york and northern new england on monday. elaine? >> meg oliver. meg, thank y

what senator gardner had referenced is true. there was a lawsuit in palm beach and broward county court that went for governor scott and against the local supervisors. that was related to a public records dispute, that turning over of documents that were deemed public. it had nothing to do with outright fraud or the idea of stuffing ballots or doing anything fraud-related. no evidence to that at this point. there was court rulings. the senator is right, but it had to do with public records, not voter fraud. >> you have them, including the president of the united states on his twitter account followed by 50 million people, claiming voter fraud where there is no evidence of voter fraud here. you have republicans basically repeating this talking point based on something unrelated. hitting reporting requirements but nothing related to changing the vote counts. >> the thing that's so bizarre is yes, these races are so close, but they're not so close they're likely to be overturned in a recount. remember 2000. that race was considerab

trooper ben gardner from the kansas highway patrol warned people to stay off the roads. >> in my 19 yearss a trooper this might be the top five worst i have ever seen across kansas in this area 6789 people need to slow down. they need to stay home. >> i can't see anything. >> kansas governor jeff colyer issued a state of disaster emergency. the strong system caused backups in nebraska and at least a dozen crashes on interstate 80. >> blizzard warnings from western missouri to nebraska are impacting travel on the tbrownd and in the air. thousands of flights are delayed and cancelled nationwide. the impact will be felt at chicago's o'hare international airport. one airline official tells cbs news customers should avoid flying to and from that hub. we're told delays could reach five hours for some flights during the height of the storm. >> airlines are allowing passengers to change their flights without charging a fee. at laguardia the gomez family got to the airport early to beat the storm. >> i think it's going to get complicated in a couple of days. >> you are getting out just in the nick

bemove on to 5a through 5e and these are five appeals related to christopher cole, kristine gardner, ayca erbilgin, emrah kostem, and protesting the issuance on august 1, 2018 to bill canihan of a site permit, the change of use to convert an existing single-family house to a two-unit residence with horizontal and vertical addition. remodel new kitchen, new bathrooms, new bedrooms and living space,, new decks, and install new elevator. excavate rear yard and add fire sprinkler system throughout under separate hermit. did the appellants decide how to present the case? you have a total of 35 minutes. >> yes. we would like to do it individually. 7 minutes each. >> yes, please. >> what order would you like to do it? >> i'm going to go first. i'm robin. and then kristine. then napthali. >> them emrah and then chris cole. >> okay. all right. thank you. >> thank you. so you have seven minutes please. good afternoon, members of the board of appeals. my name is robin bishop and i am a life long resident of san francisco and petero hill native. i am asking the board to address the violations th

historian alice long gardner talks about the tension along the texas mexican border during the mid-19th history tv recorded the interview at the western history association annual meeting, taking place in san antonio, texas. >> 20 us from san antonio, texas is alice baumgartner, a graduate of university in the fall of 2019, professor of history at the university of southern california and if you could, take us back to the early 1800s, the issue of slavery in mexico and in texas. >> was people are really surprised to hear that slavery existed in mexico in the 19th century. a 1580 in

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and now here's action news anchor jim gardner. >> hello, and welcome to the 2018 liberty medal ceremony annual tribute to the worked to secure the blessings of liberty around the globe. this year, the constitution center chose president george w. bush and laura bush for the work they've done on behalf of u.s. combat veterans since they left the white house in 2009. through the george w. bush institute's military service initiative, the bushes have focused specifically on post-9/11 veterans, those who put their lives on the line in wars started under president bush's watch. when we come right back, we'll learn about the institute's work and meet some of those veterans who say their lives have been changed for the better. ♪

came down to make sure we got the vote out i want to thank senator lindsey graham was sooner cory gardner. ok. i want to thank everybody from puerto rico the came. of i want to thank god grossman jennifer gonzalez. was. and i thank the lieutenant governor the restrictor marie. and i thank senator marco rubio. was and my lieutenant governor carlos lopez can terror. was the most important thing is the companion us you know al to behold a total which was one of these but not the law using callable but gullible indoors ok to name most oil is still testimonial to sue company so they knew it was a make or look for the photos of the media as it was that a republican went for the senate rick scott speak a little bit of spanish they're appealing to the has spanish votes is of course in florida as a large as spanish population let's cross over to andy gallagher he's in orlando florida for us so this was one of the horses races that we had on the senate that we were watching and it's gone to the republicans as a sign of what's been happening across america because we do tend to look to florida that

feel it's only when you leave the city and then return the you notice how bad there really is beth gardner is the author of choked she says london's pollution is particularly bad due to the diesel taxis buses and delivery trucks clogging the city streets the more closely that scientists study air pollution the more that they are finding it really affects our health in a shocking friday of ways and when you think about it it really makes sense that the air we breathe permeates every part of our bodies the mayor's office says it's working to reduce the city's pollution they've introduced a twenty seven dollars a day charge for the worst polluters coming into the city center but the numbers are graham of the city's nearly thirty thousand black taxis just seven hundred are electric london has six hundred seventy five bus routes but only to use electric buses a couple of hours drive south from london buses in the city of southampton have been fitted with air filters on the roof the system cleans particles out of the air blowing clean air behind as it moves through the streets tinkering here and

security could be stronger than it is now under the new arrangement. 0ur security correspondent frank gardnersentation by ben wallace. i'm here at the international security expo where the security minister ben wallace has just set out his reasons on security grounds for backing the brexit deal. it is an absolutely unequivocal backing in his mind, saying, effectively, with it we will remain safer than if it is rejected. i asked him when it came to questions, what is your plan b. you know, what are these mitigation measures that you must‘ve started discussing with your eu partners if there is no deal? he said, we are discussing things but we are not going to give you the details. they are secret or classified, in other words. details. they are secret or classified, in otherwords. he details. they are secret or classified, in other words. he did give us some detail about the various tools, as he calls it, that the eu has that are currently shared with britain. such as dna, fingerprints, vehicle passenger lists, things like that. under the withdrawal agreement, he says for the next... a21 months

another innovator was alexander gardner and he was a photographer and associate of matthew brady. he was the official photographer in the union army and you might say he was embedded and he had been so eager to capture images in the aftermath of a battle. why the aftermath? the exposure times were so long the aftermath of a battle you could document that however as i mentioned it was in the midst of a terrible losing streak over many months that meant he couldn't visit the battles in the aftermath because they held the field and he wasn't exactly going to be welcomed so finally antietam definitely took about and range freely over the field he focused mostly on dead soldiers. they could get letters from loved ones and they could read press accounts were a study amount that were widely romanticized and showed people holding their sword high. gartner had these images of dead soldiers and it really communicated to people of the north what was happening and in a way you could almost say that the photographs and the emancipation proclamation both of them kind of demonstrated that the ne

former president, who vanished on a trip to china in september. 0ur security correspondent frank gardnerin a good way. they have difficulties because there current president, very much an honorary role, he vanished in china in september. it now turns out he is under investigation for alleged bribery there so has had to resign. so they need to replace him and up until the last minute and really in the last few hours the annual co ng ress the last few hours the annual congress of interpol was taking place in dubai and it was expected a russian major—general, alexander prokopchuk, was going to take the post. and he is someone who come here to serve in the interior ministry, he was the interpol chief in moscow but was accused by kremlin critics of hunting down those very critics of hunting down those very critics and essentially abusing the power of the red notices of interpol. interpol is like a big police notice board, it does not have a police force of its own, it has 194 members and youtube represent a country for the outcome issue red arrest warrant and is is up issue red arrest warrant

australia lost two wickets in their run chase — some big hitting from ashleigh gardner saw them reachh eight wickets in hand. so disappointment for heather knight and her team after their success in the world cup last year — the 50 over tournament. our reporterjo currie is in antigua. coming into the final, england were dreaming of being crowned double world champions. attempting to add the t20 title to the one—day world cup they claimed last year. instead it has ended in bitter disappointment. they were left reflecting on what could have been, and having to watch on as australia ended their four—year wait for a major trophy. it is quite raw at the moment. we have to reflect and get back home, and reflect on where we go potentially as a side but i'm chuffed for the young girls, who have come out here and rarely performed on the biggest stage. there will be some big celebrations. we've been waiting for this moment for a long time. as i said, is very satisfying to win, and yes, we will celebrate accordingly! the girls have worked extremely hard to get their success, and you don't know w

but ashley gardner and captain meg lanning dug in.c eight wicket victory and claim a record fourth title. for the world number ones, relief and celebrations. for england, a missed opportunity. england women may not have been able to repeat the success they enjoyed at last year's one—day world cup. but reaching two world finals in the space of 16 months capped a remarkable period for this team. for now, though, it's time for reflection because for some of these players, the opportunity to be crowned a double world champion may not come around again. jo curry, bbc news. that's it from us on bbc one, time now hello. after days of easterly winds, and at times cloudy weather, a complete change on the way in the coming days. the atlantic weather systems will start knocking on our door from tuesday onwards. monday still looking fine across the uk, that is if you don't mind those chilly eastern winds. this is what it looks like over the next few hours, so the wind out of the east continuing to drag in some cloud. further showers around across

a state of emergency saying "we strongly recommend that you postpone travel plans if possible.ben gardnerrooper: "the road ways are blocked, traffic jams, jack-knifed semis, things like that. i'm telling you now, today is the day of staying home and being safe. " elsewhere in the midwest...some places reported more than a foot of snow with wind gusts in the central plains clocking as high as 50 to a hurricane-force 75 mph. travel conditions are expected to improve as the system moves out of the region...but now it heads to a slightly warmer northeast in the form of wind and rain.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (vicki) still ahead... a nationwide warning áánot to eat romaine lettuce could be scaled back soon. details on when and where it will be safe to eat again. (grant) plus... an investigation is underway after a ferry crash in san francisco. what we know tonight about the captain. (grant) developing news tonight... the golden gate ferry is running again after one of its passenger boats crashed into a pier at san francisco's ferry building. (vicki) but there are still a lot of questions sur

senator gardner. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you to all the witnesses for your testimony today and your great work in this field. particularly pleased to have mr. torres joining us from the national renewable energy laboratory. also pleased to have him here because of his hometown, la junta, colorado, small town in eastern colorado. to see a small town colorado kid, the eastern plains, grow up and run a laboratory with world-renowned scientists is pretty darn exciting and great for this country. so thank you for your leadership and being here. i'll start with you and the questions i have. we had a chance to visit both when secretary perry made the visit to golden, and obviously, in the office this morning we had a chance to talk. talked about resiliency, talked about our electric grid. your understanding of the grid and the potential we face for significant blackouts. and, you know, we had some power outages just this past weekend. it started snowing in colorado, so the ski slopes will be open. we're preparing for that. ge

technology standards, when we don't play that role and we have bipartisan legislation offered by cory gardner for some time, and that legislation is being taken by japan and the uk, and have they decided they are going to be the leader and not america? i think our country and the world is less safe. when we lose that sense of american, military, economic, and moral leadership, not only are we less well-off, but the world is less well-off. the second area of concern that i have, is to respect the rule of law. i am 63 years old. i have been in politics for 25 years and in business for 25 years before that. i have never seen in my lifetime as much from american leadership or so-called american leadership, so much disrespect for the leaders of our intelligence community. i have never seen from any administration in my lifetime, such a broad level of attacks against the integrity of the f vi, or the department of justice, just because the white house doesn't like the fact there is an investigation going on. i cannot believe that we heard in the last few days a president of the united states say to

lindsey graham and others in the senate that can play ball with them like that, james lankford, cory gardner, and to try to extract documents, and i think the democrats will once again overplay their hand. >> a lot of republicans calling for him to declassify those things already. thank you both very much. the kremlin said donald trump and vladimir putin is scheduled to meet despite tough talk from the white house that donald trump in the wake of russia's aggression against ukraine, and henry is tracking the latest developments minute by minute. >> donald trump saying he may cancel the weekends meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g 20 summit but the kremlin insists all systems are go for a sitdown on saturday. vladimir putin is taking a hard line, blaming them for the firefight off the coast of crimea and downplayed it is a minor incident even though the russian military is saying it will be deploying a new surface-to-air missile system in crimea which may be why the ukrainian president is taking it seriously. he war combat fatigues as he spoke to his troops. in his warning t

here gardner has turned into a resource. even makes a profit. the scale of the unsustainable is the small thing that's why i know the go ahead for a good thirty minutes. if you ever have to cover of a murder the best way is to make an accident raring to. never read a book like this or i. missed. the streets. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but mostly i'm nothing with the. deep into the german culture. you don't seem to take that as gramma you go it's all out there no i'm right so join me for me to get anybody to host. french president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel have laid a wreath and unveiled a plaque to mark the end of the first world war the two leaders also signed a book of remembrance wellesley does a gathering in paris to commemorate the armistice which ended the war and on of the millions of soldiers who died in the conflict. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least a love.

heather: all about the economy, 2 a day to 3 a day to try to gardner that support. much chris, we wile right back heather: welcome back, time now the good, the bad and the ugly, up first the good, officer hit the right note responding to an emergency call comforting a family with music after an older man had a bad fall. officer hernÁndez sitting down at piano playing journey don't stop believing, likes playing music to cheer people, the bad, accused of writing horse at track, police say that michael wells was drunk when he climbed on horse, claims that he was not drunk and that he asked to ride the horse first. well, finally the ugly, teacher takes hammer to student phone cases and all caught on camera, watch this. [inaudible conversations] heather: well, the teacher smashing a pile of phones surrounded by students, the school in africa says it was meant to impose the no-phone rule, wow, that would teach a lesson, i guess, that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> all right, it is monday

listen to what the chairman of the national republican senatorial committee cory gardner said yesterdayke tapper about this. >> is there any specific evidence at all of anyone committing fraud or trying to steal the election, trying to change the outcome? >> here is the specific evidence we have. we have a court in florida that has said there was a violation of the florida constitution. >> does that in any way equal voter fraud? fact check that for everyone. >> no, it doesn't. the analysis here is kind of sloppy all the way around, frankly. everybody knows brenda snipes has not draped herself in glory here, and there's been allegations of incompetence and trying to count votes after the deadline on saturday and so on and so forth. the most specific thing i keep hearing is that she failed to meet a statutory standard to report totals 30 minutes after the polls closed and the law says every 45 minutes thereafter until all the votes are count. >> right. >> that was the norm in basically every other county except broward and palm beach but i don't see any other penalty provision in the stat

to wonder, the republicans that hear left in swing districts or looking at the 2020 map like cory gardner or tom tillis or david purdue in georgia, they got a clear signal that the president is steaming down the same trap that produced the result that they just got a few weeks ago. >> the president did seem incredibly relaxed. he could have almost sat there the whole morning and taken questions. he seemed to be eager in terms of talking to reporters about these topics. >> he definitely did and that was one of the reasons of his surroundings. noplace he loves to show off more than mar a lago. having a small group of reporters, he would have been happy having a full on press conference there most of the day. he is obviously having thanksgiving dinner later right now. we are told he just arrived at the trump international golf course here in west palm beach. he has a clear schedule. ron makes a smart point. there is no lessons learned or a do-over going forward. it is full steam ahead, but with many different equations. the first is the make up of congress. the president is about to enter in

when we don't play that role, when we've got bipartisan legislation that i've authored with cory gardner sitting here for some time and that legislation is now being taken by japan and the uk where they have decided they are going to be the leaders, not america, then i think our country is less safe, for that matter the world is less safe. so when we lose that sense of american military, economic and moral leadership, not only are we less well off, but the world is less well off. the second area of concern that i have is respect for rule of law. i'm 63 years old. i've been in politics for i hate to say 25 years, in business for 25 years before that. i have never seen in my lifetime as much from american leadership or so-called american leadership, so much disrespect for the leaders of our intelligence community. i have never seen from any administration in my lifetime such a broad level of ad hominem attacks against the integrity of the fbi or the department of justice just because the white house doesn't like the fact there's an investigation going on. i can't believe we heard in the la