good morning, brian, jed, steve.dy for thanksgiving joe biden not wasting time for his picks for top national security posts yesterday while declaring that america is back. signaling a shift away from president trump's america first. now, biden's picks include tony blinken for secretary of state and john kerry to lead the white house on climate change. yesterday, they were speaking out. listen. >> we can't solve all the world's problems alone. we need to be working with other countries. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats from nuclear weapons to terrorism. the road ahead is exciting, actually. it means creating millions of middle class jobs. it means less pollution in our air, ocean. it means making life healthier for citizens across the world. griff: senator marco rubio pushing back tweeting, quote: biden's cabinet picks went toe ivy league schools have strong resumes. attend all the right conferences and will be polite and orderly caretakers of american america's decline. i support american gre

we have this neat little rundown, and i stapled -- jed, you'll appreciate this -- i stapled jed's packetim because i thought he likes it it stapled. turns out, he was ripping that out 10 seconds before we got going. jedediah: i feel like the country could be divided on that as with. there's people who like the packet stapled, and there's the ones who have to rip it apart and scatter the pages around. what can i say? will: pete hegseth was attempting to be very thoughtful and stapling my packet for me -- pete: because the producer said one of the two of you likes it stapled, and it wasn't me -- i was wrong. [laughter] glared at me. will: i'll do better. jedediah: i don't like the staples either. [laughter] will: the great question of our time. we move ahead. long lines across the country as we ready for thanksgiving from airports to food banks. amid fears of more lockdowns and cases of coronavirus spiking. millions of americans carrying on with their travel plans. listen to this on why some travelers think it's so important to travel for thanksgiving. >> i think that traveling during this

jed, maybe you can inform me.edediah: pete i have a hard time believing you didn't catch the news. the yard work sounds good. i need to do some of that. maybe i need to catch up on that today. we have a new president-elect. a new vice president elect. expectations and news with respect to the trump administration and legal challenges that persist. we'll bring that to you in the next four hours. joe biden addressing the nation the first time after becoming the president-elect. will: his running mate, kamala harris, the worse woman and woman of color to become the vice president-elect. pete: president trump is not conceding. their campaign is pushing forward to count legal votes inn several states. griff jenkins live in wilmington, delaware, with the latest. good morning, sir. reporter: good morning guys. pete if you weren't watching the news, you must have been wanting to know what the car horn honking, it was loud up and down the east coast. certainly in the parking lot, a celebration, 400 cars here when joe biden

peeft, will, jed.riff there are two steps to this process, counting, calling and certifying the votes in these states. seeing which of these states survive a legal challenge. let's go to todd piro live in the news room to break down the legal limbo in these states. >> lawsuits have been filed in three of those states. but only one has seen direct involvement from the supreme court. justice samuel alito ordering pennsylvania to separate all mail-in ballots received after 8:00 p.m. on election day. the order a big win for republicans. weren't so lucky in nevada with a federal judge denying an emergency motion change the tally due to clark county's verification system. the judge saying there was no evidence the system affected votes new testament georgia a judge tossing out a trump campaign suit claiming late ballots were mixed in with valid ones. still the campaign and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel vowing to keep fighting the alleged irregularities in that state. >> they want to ignore clear irregulariti

will, jed, pete. will: thanks so much.n this kind of news story comes up, pete, when this kind of story comes up, jedediah, we can't simply run past it. or act like this is normal occurrence on the news cycle. this is outrageous, we get our best uses of permission of video on instances like this will absolutely make your draw drop. this is violence in america politically driven and coming from one side of the aisle. that is not a partisan point. that is the truth this is absolute when a society begins to fall apart. this is something everyone should be aware of. universally condemn, jedediah. jedediah: you know what i think is most disturbing, now there is an assumption of violence we all live with. you have the board be you have of businesses about out of fear that people will revolt if there is a certain election result. you have this assumption one group will be involved in non-violent protests another group may come by to harass them and it might get more violent. this creeping normality i mentioned if this happened ov

will: thanks, jed.ion day by democrats nancy pelosi is slamming tech giant facebook for what she calls failure to curb the spread of, quote, misinformation. >> i'm not a big fan of facebook. i don't know what they have been doing i know they have been part of the problem all along. social media, the technology is a blessing but it's a double-edge sword in terms of communication, democratizing the spread of misinformation. i would hope that they have some sense of responsibility. will: pretty funny line i don't know what they're doing but i'm pretty sure it's the problem. joining to us react is host of part of the problem podcast dave smith. thank you for being here this morning. you are just heard nancy pelosi, facebook is the problem. their spread of, quote, misinformation. your thoughts? >> as we all know it, there is one thing that a politician can't stand, it's lies and misinformation. that would never come from them. i find this very creepy. i mean, the idea that politicians will have control or in

steve: hey, jed, good morning to everybody.ed you yesterday what to do with leftover turkey using a by crust like this. that's what pete did yesterday. i showed you what to do with your leftover pumpkin pie. today i have got the best recipe in the world for what to do with leftover holiday ham. this is perfect at breakfast time and it's so easy to make. watch. steve: when i was growing up migrate grandma bert made everything in a cast iron skillet. ironically she never burned anything. this is my favorite recipe of hers a hash brown crust quiche. watch this. a hash browns, a little salt and pepper, mix that up real nice. now, one tablespoon of butter. two stable spoons of oil and let it melt. cook that on high heat for 10 minutes. pop that in the oven for 15. in a clean bowl, mix six eggs. one cup half and half. two cups delicious she darr cheese. stir that all together. out of the oven, let's add the ham. scatter some green onions. now let pour in that mixture, bake at 350, 35 minutes. that's hash brown crust is amazing. and i

jed? jedediah: big exodus out of new york., moving on a new jersey dad completed races around the world fund-raising for his son's muscular dystrophy treatment, pushing for a new way to raise money amid the pandemic. however his new idea to auction off a ford mustang to fill the fund-raising gap is getting cans sell by state officials who called it illegal. joining me with his sorry, founder and ceo of jar of hope, jim rafone. you've done incredible work for raising funds for muscular dystrophy which your son was diagnosed with. incredible work. you faced a lot of obstacles. first off the pandemic restrictions and red tape in your own state. tell us first about the challenges you face as of late. >> thank you, good morning. thank you for having me on the show. right now we are restricterred from selling raffle tickets online by the state of new jersey. unfortunately it was a statute written 70 years ago before the advent of the internet. when the statute was written they never thought we would be able to electronically receive

we have this neat little rundown, and i stapled -- jed, you'll appreciate this -- i stapled jed's packett he likes it it stapled. turns out, he was ripping that out 10 seconds before we got

federal aviation administration says boeing, 737 max jed will be allowed to fly again if the planes are fitted with new steering software. the aircraft was grounded last march after 2 crashes which killed nearly 350 people. the democratic republic of congo has declared an end to its most recent ebola epidemic. 55 people died in the hour break in early june in the northwestern province of aceh. the world health organization says widespread vaccination help to curb the disease. u.s. president, all trump has fired his top cyber security official, chris krebs, via twitter. trump accused krebs of making and accurate statement when he confirmed the security of the nov 3rd election. trump continues to claim the election was marred by fraud, but has yet to provide evidence with just 2 months left in office, u.s. president ronald trump has again cause international alarm. he's ordered a sharp reduction and troop numbers in afghanistan and iraq. america has 3000 strong troops stationed in iraq and 4 and a half 1000 in afghanistan, but by mid january numbers will be cast to 2 and a half 1000 in ea

todd: "fox & friends weekend," pete, will, jed, right now. ♪ ♪ women will this the way i look at it.'s going on in our lives. i'm excited to get here every saturday to hang out not just with you at home but with my friends jedediah bila and pete hegseth. good morning to both of you. pete: good morning. jedediah: good morning to both of you. it has been quite a week. lots of energy. i have been watching the news minute to minute. here we are covering the latest. it has been interesting to say the least. pete

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you.ank i have a first name only of jed. i think we will move on. oliver. margaret oh, jed is on. i have jed. it looks like he is by phone. state and dispel your first and spellame please -- and your first into last name please. >> john the delaney. john edward delaney. i want a republican who will democrat on this channel. hang on. i just sighed travesty in the last three hours of this meeting. saw a travesty in the last three hours of this meeting. what i saw was a disenchanted -- disenfranchisement. you immediately disenfranchised us who have been waiting and had signed up early enough to be number 33 on the list. it is what i expect now coming from the state of michigan. i-82 was a poll challenger in too was a poll challenger in 2016 when joe stein and did recount. jill stein requested a recount. -- wasing was rispoli exposed. it is a shame we continue to do this. in 70 two hours this will be 72 hoursnd it gone -- and will be said and done gone. margaret oliver? -- elizabethet benny? >> this is elizabeth. and dispelan state your first into last name. benyi.abeth thank you for

do you put the same priority on ass information as jed -- jeh did, and what do we do about this? >> i came to look at the four things as different sides of the same guide. they all pertain to the information environment, either theft of information or manipulation of it. but i will say, there's an aspect to this that i think is relevant to the intelligence community. what yould be curious think about this as well. traditionally, the intelligence community's role has been to provide information and warning to policymakers and the president being the primary consumer, the number one customer of that information. one of the questions that i have going forward that has been in some of my work has been the transparency, what the intelligence community's obligations are, as a something that is funded by taxpayers, to the public to provide warning. we have the congress and the intelligence communities that are supposed to be that proxy between the intelligence community and the public. but in some ways, particularly in the figures we have seen a breakdown of that oversight, hopefully th

. >> and jed john gruden gave carr all the cede feat come up with those audible calls. >> you think youe one purple walrus, jerry, really? some of these words, it is like the baseball, guy on third pace signaling. you know what it means in nothing. it is a shame that now, we're giving access to our snap count and our inventory of plays on live tv. i drop know what the world is coming to. >> audibles on tap today. thanksgiving morning, the texans at detroit. 9:30 right here on the big 5 and later, alec smith goes to two straight winss the wash football team visits the dallas cowboys. that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. have i great an very safe thanksgiving. i'll so you tonight. >>> time now is 6:25. >> in our next half our kpix5 an streaming on cbsn bay area, going from the hundreds to just dozens. the chains this year for the annual indigenous peoples thanksgiving sunrise, next. >> and the table cloth are out. the cent are pieces are placed. the thanksgiving meal is kicking off >>> right now on kp. you x5 and streeping on cbsn bay area the high court handing up to a lat

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jed o'malley dillon co-founded consulting company that represented big pharma. also, we learned today, is bringing on louisiana lawmaker cedric richmond. richmond has been a reliable ally of the fossil fuel industry which by the way is quite political these days and not conservative. time to update your perceptions on that. richmond has received more money from the oil and gas industry than virtually anyone else in congress. so corporations are getting more control. and once they run everything, they will control what you say. where does that leave the politicians and the career bureaucrats? well it leaves them free to pay the role of petty tyrant something they have always wanted fulfilling their personal desires to impose their will on the rest of us. in the state of michigan the poor people who lived there learned governor whitmer relishes telling her constituents whether they can hold thanksgiving dinner and if they do, she said, on sunday, they are essentially killing people. >> if you are considering spending thanksgiving with people outside of your househ

jed has earned this opportunity and is absolutely the right person to take over this baseball operationimportant time. >>> the nba, meanwhile, has announced the structure and format for their upcoming season, including a schedule that's going to be released in two parts and a play-in tournament for the postseason. the first half of the schedule is released around training camp next month, from december 22nd to march 4th. followed by an all-star break. then the second half will run from march 11th to may 16th. each club is going to play the teams within its conference three times and play teams from the opposing conference twice each. the league said its board of governors yesterday unanimously to the 21st. given that the teams with the seventh through the tenth best records a chance to compete for the final two spots in the playoffs starting may 22nd. the for two months with the final set to run until july 22nd. that means quite a few players won't be able to make it to tokyo for the postponed 2020 olympics. they start july 23rd. as the qualifying tournaments for the remaining four spot

jed, thanks for your time tonight. >> thanks for having me. >>> as covid cases soar across the country, the trump administration is actively harming efforts to fight the virus. we'll look at what needs to be done with one of the incoming covid task force members, next. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> they prolong the pandemic. that's all i hear about now. that's all i hear. turn on television. covid, covid. covid, covid, covid, covid. a plane goes down. 500 people dead. they don't talk about it. covid, covid, covid, covid. by the way, on november 4th, you won't hear about it anymore. >> that was donald trump's closing pitch to vot

you know, jed, i'm lost count of these lawsuits but it's already hard, right, with trump hijinx of like they're equal parts clownish and kind of terrifying which is how i describe it. how would you characterize this body of lawsuits they've pursued? >> well, the body i would describe in the technical term of meritless. so they can't even come up with a solid antecdote of either fraud or votes not being counted. and they really based upon the numbers you showed at the top of the show, they'd have to be showing a massive conspiracy of tens, frankly of hundreds of thousands of votes to raise the questions on these three different paths to 270. so one example is that in pennsylvania and michigan the last couple of days lawyers have presented witnesses that simply ask questions about whether their votes were counted. judges then turn to those lawyers and said are you alleging fraud? and here's the great thing about having these court cases. those lawyers know that they'll be sanctioned for misrepresentations or lies. both of those lawyers retreated and said no. one lawyer said to my knowledg

jed, what do you think about the foreign intelligence surveillance court getting wiretap investigation on an american citizen, on carter page, when the purpose of this court in the first place is to protect american is ts from terrorists? >> it is deeply concerning, what the justification was and every american citizen should be concerned about that. point to leslie's point for a moment, leslie talked about pandemic and child separation. you can simultaneously care about the pandemic and care about what is going on in the country and say, i am expected to trust institutions like the fbi and seeing a lot of reasons not to. when you look to what senator lee asked, about who knew about the flaws, in the application and renewals and everyone in the fbi said, i don't know, i would have acted differently, if i knew. not an appropriate answer. answers need to be better than that. that coupled with lindsey graham's comments about the fbi for some things and not others creates problem for americans when they are asked to respect these institutions and to see them as nonpartisan and see them as

police in vienna, stroaustria, person killed and others your jed in a shooting in the city and they areterror attack involving multiple suspects and frederik pleitgen is here with more. >> reporter: it certainly seems like unfolding situation in vienna, austria. we have been in touch with the thor authorities there. they said six locations in the inner part of vienna shots had been fired and multiple perpetrators and had long rifles and a passer-by has been killed and that also one of the perpetrators was chased down and killed by the police as well. now, jake, we know that there are several other victims who are -- some of them in very severe condition and we know one of the people in severe condition is an austrian police officer. now what is going on in vienna right now is the police is still searching for some of these suspects but what remember hearing on the ground is police cordons everywhere and several choppers in the area and not july the inner city of vienna but the outer districts. the interior minister of austria is saying this is a terror attack and says it's ongoing and t

and jed, borisjohnson has already had the virus.ng him to self—isolate, sensible? are they the right rules? i think at the moment we are being cautious. with ordinary common cold coronaviruses, the immunity that you get is only short lived but of course, those viruses are very well adapted to manipulating the human immune system and this being a relative newcomer, we are hoping that it won't be capable of modulating the immune response quite so modulating the immune response quite so effectively. at the moment, i think the evidence is building that you are probably quite resistant for about three months but it may well be more so we just need to watch the science and the evidence but at the moment we are being cautious about allowing people to be re—exposed after they have been infected. i think that evidence is developing. professor, thank you so much for joining us here on bbc news. pleasure. the government is hoping to double the uk's daily coronavirus testing capacity by opening two new laboratories. known as "megalabs", the fac

there are the people who want to fight, that's jed kushner the president's son-in-law as well as mark meadows i'm told that the president's chief of staff. and they're looking atin h david bossie to oversee a lot of this legal strategy. he's a conservative who is heading up the citizens united and worked on the president's 2016 campaign. people who feel like this is a white house that's already winding down. i talked toeron smith, meist ranking african-american -- es hiranking african-american in the white house and today was his last day and planning to leave the administration but there are people looking at that and saying people are already deciding white house aides already thinking about the future, seeing this white house as one that's winding down and coming to an end. the tough thing is who is going to break the news to president trump? because he is not anywhere near wanting to talk about losing at this moment. judy: so john, over to you. how is vice prt biden and the people around him, how are this? ealing, responding to all john: well, judy, the biden campaign says they se

jed, i know you are very happy about that.ow infamous chop zone in a move their own mayor welcomed. we have got four blocks in seattle that you just saw pictures of that is more like a block party atmosphere. i don't know we could have a summer of love. jedediah: newly released messages from seattle leaders tell a different story revealing a situation spiraling out of control as rioters took over the police station one email shows fire officials asking for help saying, quote: east precinct they disabled the door lock so they can't be locked. in another text city council members dismissed the threat saying quote some men's say they don't believe there sin tell about a threat to the precinct. here with detail seattle radio host jason rantz. you know these messages are a little disturbing from where i'm sitting but what do you make of them? >> you are right it is disturbing. you had city officials who behind the scenes didn't seem to know what was going on and were sending mixed messages to each other about whether or not they we

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i think the bottom line is, jed, you know, do not assume that your candidate has got this one in thebracing. caitlin, your story is fascinating. you are a democrat. you voted for hillary clinton last time around and now are leaning toward president trump. how strongly are you leaning in that direction with just 24 hours to go and why are you leaning toward president trump this time around? >> sure, yes. did i vote for hillary in 2016 and have ever since i was able to vote voted democrat. this time around i am leaning towards trump strongly. i say 90% leaning towards trump. i don't think there is much that will change my mind between now and tomorrow. i do plan to vote on election day. obviously the last day. i think his policies for the most part are what has pushed me towards looking at him more closely. you know, from where i was last year to now is a complete 180. i think it shocked a lot of people. i think the reason i haven't cast an early vote is just the pressure that there is on people or on conservatives in a city like where i live in middleton and near madison which is very

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. >> i have a first name only of jed. i think it looks like we are going to move on. we are going to go to margaret oliver. i have jen -- if you could state and spell your first and last name, please. >> whom my speaking to? john edward delaney. i guess i'm the only republican who going to comment on this channel. i have to speak quickly, so hang on. i just saw a travesty in the last three hours of this meeting. i've been in this state and i'm ashamed to say i'm a michigander now. i've been in the state since 1961. what i saw in the last three hours is the disenfranchisement based on you looking up :00, you knew you had 400 people, so you knew it was going to take 16 hours and immediately disenfranchise us to have been waiting and who signed up early enough to be number 33 on the list. it's disappointing to see that but it is what i expect now coming from the state of michigan. i was a pull challenger in 2016 when jill stein attempted a recount and there was so much in the various and illegal problems that we noted and put down and wrote down specifically but jill ste

jed, take it away. jedediah: thanks so much, brian, and that's right, i am here with dr., rebecca gregory who is voting for president trump, and first-time voter alexander -- jarrett alexander. i want to start with you, rebecca. ing if you can let us know the details as to why you're voting the way that you are and what method you're using. are you choosing to vote in person? mail-in? early? a little insight into that. >> i am voting in person, that's just my preferred method, and i understand people are afraid of covid and want to mail in, and that's fine. i picked trump because i thought he did a fantastic job the last four years. i'm very concerned about gun rights, and it's very obvious that trump is pro-second amendment or biden is anti-second amendment. he wants to put a tax on guns that would only allow the wealthy to be gun owners at this point. i'm very happy with the way the economy's going right now, and overall i just think that his immigration stance is great, we've seen peace in the middle east that we haven't seen in years, north korea is less of a threat t