good morning, everyone, happy thanksgiving to you all at home and i am julie banderas. >> mike: julieat to be working with you and mike emanuel a special edition of "fox news live" attackers know firsthand the migrant pricing and that is taking on the district she represents that mike tobin live in chicago where the mayor has doubled down on his comments against president-elect. might, good morning. >> good morning, mike that show down and sanctuary cities like chicago as the trump administration is looking for cooperation to get illegals off of the street. you have incoming orders are, tom homan, funds will be stripped away from those who do not cooperate deportation efforts. like chicago where the mayor cannot raise property taxes ma or brandon johnson will not help with deportations. >> we are not going to cooperate. we will not ask police force to service i.c.e. agents. we will not do that. we are working hard to restore confidence with community and policing. why would we put police officers in a position where the community cannot trust them? we are not cooperating with that. >>

hello julie. >> julie: julie banderas and happy thanksgiving to all of you at home and thank you forcking through this journey, our 3 and not the full list of who was targeted but high-profile names like congresswoman elise stefanik and trump trump's border czar tom homan were among them and tom homan said his focus is still on his job. >> i will be honest with you, i have not taken it serious up to this point. now that i know what's happening the last 24 hours, i will take it serious. i will not be intimidated. i will not be intimidated by these people and they will not silence me. >> julie: mark meredith west palm beach, florida, with more, hi, mark. >> julie, good morning once again and happy thanksgiving. the fbi working with law enforcement agents to investigate who was against the swatting attack that targeted a number of people tied to the incoming administration including labor secretary and that you mention upcoming border czar. we got a statement from team trump, president trump and the transition are focused on uniting our nation by ensuring safe and prosperous future with

julie saare-edwards /* a $1500 new customer offer in bonus bets t today. >> julie: political climate,nes not enough time. democrats adding another excuse to list of reasons they say vice president harris lost the election. this comes from her boss. >> look, we all have a very tough job. really tough job. think about it. it is not criticism of the press, you know me too well. you turn on the television and you don't see a lot of good news, even stuff that is good news does not sell well. turn on the tv and everything looks bad, everything. >> top aide to harris' campaign revealed intern al polling neve showed her defeating president trump, those collecting donations were never told that. lindy lee s we were told she had a shot at winning. it was not a shot. i was told pennsylvania was looking good. harris senior advisor david plufe, shared an analysis. sgll we did not get breaks we needed on election day. it surprised people, public polls came out in september and october showing us with leads we never saw. >> julie: three weeks since election day and harris campaign is still pleading

good morning, i am mike emanuel, julie. >> julie banderas and great to be with you mike thanksgivingove to spend the holidays together and thank happy thanksgiving to everyone at home. to the special edition of fox news live. law enforcement acted quickly to make sure everybody was safe in the transition team will not be due to a word or intimidated. >> that threats including swatting attacks where some uncles in a police report to draw massive police response to the targets at home. speed to both people on both sides of i'll slamming fedex as unconstitutional. >> we came through a polarizing and the president had two assassination attempts and i hope everyone lowers the temperature. >> this is unnecessary and pulls from the local communities away from things they could be doing and protecting the community. >> this is an era where political violence and harassment is a real and live. we have to do something about it. the two mark meredith live from west palm beach, florida, this morning. happy thanksgiving. >> julie and mike, happy thanksgiving to you both. president trump president

june texted julie. no response. then she called julie. still no answer. so june called her son taka. so when i called him, he was like, what? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): taka told his mom about sam's text. i started to get this little weird feeling, that i started to feel like, ok, something's wrong. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): by now, it had been almost 24 hours since she'd last seen julie. june started to panic. i probably called like 20 times her cell phone. it's just already that it won't go connected or anything. it just went, no, i can't even leave the message. so i called the irvine police. and then-- and what did they say? oh, she's 23? ok, well, she might be drinking at the bar or-- excuse me? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): no, said june. not her daughter. julie was always quick to respond to her texts or phone calls. across town, about 20 miles away from the kibuishi's, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried, because they couldn't get a hold of sam. i thought it was a little odd that when i called his phone, it went directly to the a

on july 13-rbgs? butler, pennsylvania, 20-year-old gunman thomas came within inches of assassinating the former president and current republican presidential nominee, donald trump. i will also say that in this room today outside of local law enforcement there is only one other person that was on the grounds that day. with my wife, three of my grandchildren e. and one of my sons. i can't tell you when i talk to local law enforcement how much i appreciate what you all did that day. today is your day to come forward with your testimony. i along with several of my family members, we were present at the rally in butler when the shooting occurred. it's my hometown. i live in this community for more than 60 years. i grew up, went to the butler farm show. we at one time or another did farming. we would take our animals there. and played american legion baseball at the fields beside the farm show. this tragedy remains incredibly personal to me and the entire community. this tragedy, the very real threat to dem

daniel immediately denies any involvement in julie's murder.but before he can explain the credit card sca, he drops this bombshell. >> i got a knock on my door. it was sam. he's like, there's a dead body in my apartment. >> he's like, okay. >> basically, as soon as you left me, i started doing some drugs and drinking heavily because i was very depressed about my family. he's like, i got a gun. he asked me for sex. it was pretty up. he said no, and then he just shot her twice in the head. >> police sense the unemployed actor could be performing for them so they ask for a dna sample. >> at that point, he became visibly nervous. that's when he started to add more details to the story and change. make some changes. >> now, i was in sam's apartment friday afternoon. okay. and i know i did use the bathroom. >> did you see julie there in the apartment? >> no, i did not. no, i did not. >> no. >> detectives still suspect daniel is holding something back. that's when they turn up the heat, telling wozniak he'll miss his planned wedding in 48 hours becaus

well, back in july, on july - light of these attacks.n july, on july the 22nd, back injuly, onjuly the 22nd, there was a suspicious package that caught fire, itself ignited, and it was at a dhl warehouse at men with south of birmingham full so that was put out, there were no injuries, it was dealt with at the time. at that time another one exploded in a container in leipzig. again, a package that was due to be placed on a cargo flight. then there were also two other packages in warsaw in poland and a number of arrests have been made there. so this is all feeding into a pattern that both the polish authorities and the us authorities suspect 1533 00:18

july. i personally know that we landed and pulls l company on the 13th of july. we all got off the boats. we got on a train. we rode that for about 4 hours. we got dismounted from that train and mounted on the trucks for another hours. i was for a combat and july 20th we had the first of fire we took fire and we had take the town or you shot you in korea that the north koreans had overrun the south korea. it us about 16 hours they didn't jump and 16 hours we took that town that's the first victory in korea and it was taken by the 24th infantry buffalo soldiers. people are unaware of this is not in the books they didn't put it in the paper because it was colored troops. first thing we heard. oh the 24th, they dropped weapons. they ran they didn't fight. they didn't fire laid in. gentlemen, let me tell you some how many units korea overran a p.o.w.. the 24th. we overran two p.o.w. camps, and everybody in there, none of them in there, was a person of color. it was the first cabin, the 24th div

julie and holly liked to come here to listen to live music . they look for their nations also in their own music, but julie would love to become mainstream listen to by the majority of country fans playing music and talking about love and life, and family and, and not human ness that we all have. and no i, i think that that a lot of what people are like 123 is that like country music is changing. all that like comforting to show, come wash what we're doing. and you'll see that it is the countries like that, that you love. it's just, you know, why the, why i have to be so vocal number. and the reason why we have locked in the name of the organization is to ensure that that space is safe. i mean, a lot of these artists have had times where they'll get books for show and show up, and they, it's only realized once they get there, that they're black. and then it's uncomfortable. the julie has just released for a 2nd, download them on her own. and is relying on streaming platforms, but she still dreams of a record deal. and of one day playing on the

on july 19, americans woke up to a shock. their flight home? grounded.their scheduled medical procedure? canceled. their call to 911? would not go through. the list goes on. everywhere americans turned, basic societal functions were unavailable. as americans lived across our borders, they saw other countries, including australia and the united kingdom affected as well. the global i.t. outage that impacts every sector of the economy was a catastrophe. we would expect to see that in a movie. that is something we would expect to be carefully executed by a malicious state actor. to add insult to injury, the largest i.t. outage in history was due to a mistake. in this case, crowdstrike's content validator , used its falcon sensor did not catch a bug in a general file. it appears that the update may not have been appropriately tested before being pushed out to the most sensitive part of the computer's operating system. this cost about 8.5 million devices to crash. mistakes happen. however, we cannot allow a mistake of this magnitude to happen again. as a july

julie and holly liked to come here to listen to live music . they look for their nations also in their own music, but julie would love to become mainstream listen to by the majority of country fans playing music and talking about love and life, and family and, and not human ness that we all have. and no i, i think that that a lot of what people are like, 0123 is that like country music is changing. all that like come to the show. come wash what we're doing and you'll see that it is the countries like that that you love. it's just, you know, more increase. the reason why i have to be so vocal number is some of the reason why we have black in the name of the organization is to ensure that that space is safe. i mean, a lot of these artists have had times where they'll get books for show and show up, and they, it's only realized once they get there, that they're black. and then it's uncomfortable. the julie has just released for a 2nd, download them on her own. and is relying on streaming platforms, but she still dreams of a record deal. and of one

on july 19th, we let our customers down. crowdstrike was in the process of updating our customers on a new threat, released a content configuration update for the window sensor that did not work as expected. this resulted in microsoft system crashes for a number of our users. on behalf of everyone at crowdstrike, i want to apologize. we're deeply sorry and we are determined to prevent this from ever happening again. we appreciate the incredible round-the-clock efforts that our customers and partners working alongside our teams mobilized immediately to restore systems. we were able to bring many customers back online within hours. i can assure you we continue to approach this with a great sense of urgency. i want to underscore this was not a cyber attack. the incident was caused by a crowdstrike rapid response update that was focused on addressing new threats. crowdstrike began working with customers and partners to bring systems online as quickly as possible, initially through manual remediation. crowdstrike then introduced

julie and david are back with me.ow, we've spoken a lot about how deeply unpopular and controversial matt gaetz was, but now the second pick, pam bondi as florida's attorney general, she wanted to get rid of the affordable care act, she tried to keep florida's gay marriage ban in place. she backed kyle rittenhouse, the shooter who killed two people at a black lives matter protest. what was her tenure like as the attorney general and what can we expect from her as the potential ag? >> well, you can see there, she was very combative. and she is, you know, i think it's fair to say, maga right. and she puts those policy agenda items first, and tries to pursue them as a prosecutor. which is sort of ra ron desantis has been doing in florida for a while now. the interesting thing about here is that she's really been on trump's side all along. she came out and denied that russia attacked the 2016 election when it did. she supported his big lie about the 2020 election. and if you look at what he's been trying to do with the ju

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now, julie, i think tim hit it there.everything, and i think starbucks lost focus on the customer experience. it got expensive. they have so many drinks and things on the menus that they can't keep up. and they had drive-ins and phone-ins and walk-ins, and they're trying to serve them all, and they weren't serving any of them very well. maybe nichols is going to turn that around. >> i think investigators appreciate when a story gets cleaner and there's a refocussing on what made a company great and what it's competitive position is. it's hard when they're trying to be all things to all people at all times of the day when they clearly have a model that works best when they focus on what they're good at, more towards the early part of the day. i think the opportunity talked about earlierer in the week of di zesting or jving operations in china could be interesting for them, because i think that hasn't been the market they hoped it would be. i think there's so much more competition than they expected. i think there's a lot f

joining me julie banderas, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician, nicole parker, former fbi special agent, and fox news contributor and dana webb -- david webb. peter doocy is at the white house live with the details. peter. >> emily this is a potential national security problems we have reached out to the national security council at the white house to find out what they are tracking. we will bring you their answer. we've been in touch with officials with the transition team at mar-a-lago. they are not willing to any further at this time than this statement. we made a graphic so you can follow along. last night and this morning several nominees and appointees were targeted and violent un-american threats to their lives and those who live with them. these attacks ranged from bomb threats to swatting. law enforcement and authorities acted quickly to ensure the safety of those who were targeted. president trump and the entire transition team are grateful for their swift action. just a

story will continue >> julie, where are you on uranium?i agree all of the things are conspiring we need more power on the grid it can't just be renewable power. it needs to be base load power this is the cleanest and clearest solution, you know, even though we have heard about the trump agenda being anti-climate, any movement towards any nuclear power will be beneficial for the climate for sure >>> putting pedal to the metal next week, what to expect from walmart, target, tjx and more. here is a sneak peek at the cramer cam, speaking with the dover ceo. catch the full ceo on "mad money. ♪ ♪ ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. a number of consumer names, walmart kicking things off on tuesday followed by target, tjx and gap in the days that follow, the numbers come just ahelped of the holiday shopping season. ho-ho-ho cnbc's courtney reagan and what is to come a big week, court. >> ahead of black friday, thanksgiving, a little bit happening in retail right now. overall

this is how it really happened manhattan, july 4th weekend is absolutely dead. >> it's hot weather. >> it' out to long island to be in their houses on the ocean. >> we had three detectives working the uniformed officers had what i would consider like a skeleton crew. we were told that a gentleman was downstairs who was looking to report someone missing and that's where i met mr. jeff feig. >> he was the manager for irene silverman's accounts. >> irene silverman was known as a manhattan socialite. >> jeff fey is very irene silverman. at the time, he was very insistent that something happened to her. >> he was very, very adamant and credible that she never left the house. if she's not there, there's a serious problem. >> she was an unusual person to suddenly go missing at age 82, when she never left the house alone beautiful home less than a block away from central park. >> it's an extremely wealthy area. she had been in that neighborhood and that house for many years. >> she lived by herself and had a small but very close group of friends. >> she had a certain reputation among people i

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yeah, julie. so that's the case, i think, out there in the street, you know, people seem to know what was happening in the country, but this was like a media thing. do you blame all of these people? they're all media people who are kind of looking back and doing the autopsy now, and they probably shouldn't be surprised. right? i don't think people thought she was afraid to give interviews. i mean, i think that that that's not true. i just she didn't give them i mean, i don't know what they're talking about. when you campaign for an elected position in office, you have to campaign and it wasn't until the end of august that she actually started getting out there. and i remember early august when they finally decided to nominate her, they thought she was the best one they had in the in the pack. they actually said, we'll eventually get around to those interviews and they never quite did. so i don't know what she was preparing for, but it didn't seem like she was preparing for a presidential election.

. >> my son and i were arrested on july 5th, 1998 for a crime that we did not do really happened. >> i'm jesse l martin. it was july 5th, 1998, when 82 year old irene silverman, a wealthy widow, mysteriously disappeared from her new york city townhouse. while police went on a frantic search to find her, they had no idea that their investigation would unravel. one of the most shocking crimes they had ever seen. a deadly trail of deceit and fraud that stretched from the bahamas to los angeles. >> this is how it really happened manhattan, july 4th weekend is absolutely dead. it's hot weather. it's muggy. you can hardly breathe. the residents of the upper east side basically scurry out to long island to be in their houses on the ocean. >> we had three detectives working. the uniformed officers had what i would consider like a skeleton crew. we were told that a gentleman was downstairs who was looking to report someone missing and that's where i met mr. jeff feig. he was the manager for irene silverman's accounts. >> irene silverman was known as a manhattan socialite. >> jeff fey is very

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julie? >> i'm always late and on time. i don't actually get there at 6:00. >> tom: so she's late... tyrus? >> it depends. if it's professional and benefits me i'm usually an hour ahead of time. if i don't give a [bleep] i just roll in and use the cultural 15 minute late thing. brother tyrus, homie! >> tom: in the future, people who have seen this, when you show up late -- >> you know if i don't like you. my face does not lie. i have lost so many jobs in board meetings where they will be like a tyrus and they'll be like you hate me and they can tell by my face. you know if i'm late, i don't want to be there. >> tom: cat? >> did you get us confused? >> tom: thank you tyrus. >> you have put on some size... >> i've gained a little weight, but... >> you got darker, to. >> i'm always really early because if i have a thing to do, i can't do anything other than that thing. so i just get ready for that thing and i don't know what i think is going to happen on route but i leave really early in case, i don't know, i get arrested. i d

you all get who was behind the fire in july. but of course they have to wait and see what the investigations release time. as i said to the police original as you me to that does, it was a technical problem, but escalated the results of the investigations and all right, that was dw reporter d i your shadow. thank you very much for that update. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. supporters of pac concerns jailed former prime minister, whom wrong con of clash with police and the countries northwest. many con supporters are trying to get to the capital as lombard, after a court ruled protest by his p t. i party to the unlawful authorities in the capital, a block major axis, roads and suspended, mobile and internet services. a maintenance presidential election, a foreign right pro russian candidate has taken a surprising lead with nearly all of the votes counted calendar. jessica, who is slightly ahead of central arrive leader. i don't know what's going on. you herself, edge past the count

the transition from british to spanish rule began in 1784 in july. the spanish governor arrived in st. augustine. there's portrait of him, unfortunately, but there was a flower named after him in memory of how he authorized a botanist to collect specimens. so that's the best i can do to show you what he looked like. the outgoing british governor was a little more vain perhaps. he had an irascible personality. he stayed there and remained in florida for almost a full year to oversee the evacuation. he arrived, he developed a measure of him as hyper critical and deceitful. he had a famously sour personality. he picked fights with some powerful people. the two governors battled for the next year but they really did it face to face even though they could see each other's houses across the plaza. that's because english/spanish translators were in short supply. instead they furiously wrote letters and memos back and forth. cespedes had no legal advisor assisting him, and we also see in the record his pleas to superiors for guidance were met with silence. t

it says of conservative neglect on july the, for the country voted for change. this government was given among sites to restore the ability to our economy to begin a decade of national renewal. that was tax rises and enormous of $50000000000.00 with calibrated to 8 employers and the will for all the workers pay. and that was the promise of more borrowing to generate growth. and the only way to drive economic growth is to invest, invest investor feel positions re book will see. they don't like it, but this is the x rays. they have the free goes, they have praise. they have broken promises on the working people of country that are going to pay the price voters who gave labor a landslide victory in the summer. we want to know one thing with the work i think is budget is enough to sell things getting substantially. well, i'm not sure it's enough to really fix all broken public services and ensure that people have a decent styles of living. the real task will come at the next time election when voters will be asking themselves. do i feel better off than i was 5 years

julie: we do.iness we are discussing today and the rich data in terms of what we are seeing from a consumer behavior standpoint is in north american business, rakuten rewards. vonnie: 17 million consumers sign up. roughly on average in a year, what kind of reward what a consumer expect to get? julie: it is entirely dependent on the shopper. it's a rewards platform that rewards a consumer for frequency and for average order value. the more you buy, the more likelihood it is that the brands you love the most are going to be paying attention to that and giving you more rewards to come back more frequently. it really is engendering loyalty and frequency, and that is how the brands and retailers view us differently than what they can do on their own. tim: we are in the mist of the holiday shopping season and we are starting even in recent months to get the consultant reports with how much they think consumers are going to spend. we talk about a delayed report this week that said over the holiday period,

this july 26th dealt more explicit with slavery. but again invoked something else property and property disputes as the justification for putting a lot of attention on jurisdiction over slaves. cesspit locked down the colony in this proclamation by requiring an exit license for every person who wished to leave, including both white house and ship color. whether they were free or enslaved and any slaves who were discovered being carried out of the colony would be forfeited to the spanish crown as a kind of contraband. in the second proclamation cesspit as also required that any person of color in the colony who did not hold actual manumission or a deed of purchase had to report to the governor's office immediately if they did. the default assumption would be that were free and they'd be issued a permit. and if they did not and they were discovered, they would have to. they would be assumed to have slave status. they'd have to be seized as slaves of the spanish crown. so this assumption that this would had. it was incorrect that the b

they were not in the july 6th report. the health commissioners said, the verified numbers, there were unverified numbers, they both back to the same conclusion in the report. he decided to use the verified numbers and we said, when we audit the unverified numbers, we were release them. it was -- everyone was always clear, here is the total death and subcategories, here is what we feel confident about and don't feel confident about. this was political at the time as president trump was accusing me of over counting, he says i was inflating the number to make him look bad. that they were actually fewer deaths and i was inflating the number. the accusation is you were undercounting the number. >> let me ask you directly , remind you that you are under oath, did you direct your staff to make the number of nursing home related fatalities lower than they actually were? >> no. we said these are the numbers without the out of facility death numbers. which we will add when they are accurate, which will reduce the hospital count num

july 21st, 1954, at geneva. french general down here signs a fire agreement with viet minh. general palme. and others taking part are russia's molotov and minh foreign minister pan bandung. negotiations between china's zhou enlai and french premier members. france achieves an armistice which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indo-china. the flag down and. of the french leave hanoi according the armistice terms and control is left in the hands of elements. these are some of a million vietnamese refugees fleeing. the area, the red viet minh army takes over, the communist flag goes proclamation and of the new order are immediately posted posted. cuba the national congress of socialist youth meets in havana with a team down with yankee imperialism as they hailed castro's expropriation of united states holdings, delegates from red china, the united canada, russia and romania. on december 2nd, 1961, castro reveals, i am a marxist-leninist and will one until the day i die socially. some is a world reality today. there is no halfway between socialism and imperia

we have michael singleton and democratic strategist julie ridge and ski. thanks for being here. >> good to see you. >> julie, i want to start with you. the clip of you earlier this week on cnn talking about democrats and how they speak to people and what they should be doing, i've got people sent in things to me, people were talking about it. it made the rounds. several days later now, what are you -- what are you thinking now? i imagine it's along the same lines and you had congressman seth moulton on in the last 10 minutes, talking about a the blowback he has been getting for what he says is trying to have a conversation about transgender rights. what do you make of all that? >> first of all, michael was in that clip , too. i don't want to leave him out of the bible clip. >> that's right. >> it was both of us. look, yes, i will say this, over the last week or close to the last week since the election i heard so many people say, i am not speaking to my crazy cousin or my uncle at thanksgiving because he voted for trump. or i am not speaking to anybody who

julie, your next -- you are in the mix of things. what is happening?eporter: behind me is about 100 reporters, behind them is the room where the panel is currently meeting behind closed doors to figure out whether they are going to release this report to the public sphere or not, the chairman said it is not ready, that echoes what we heard from speaker johnson over the weekend who said the report is in draft form. as we have been talking about, johnson tried to put his finger on the scale and get the committee to hold the report in private hands, not release it publicly displayed on the other side of the capital complex, where i spent several hours today, you have matt gaetz and jd vance meeting with senators, many of whom say they want to see this report. the question is, does the committee released the report publicly, do they let it leak to republicans or as we are just finding out, does a democrat beat them to the punch by coming to the floor and forcing their hand? a democrat from illinois said he intends to do just that, there's precedent for thi

julie tsirkin has details. >> reporter: tonight, growing controversy surrounding donald trump's picklead the defense department. pete hegseth accused mistreating women for years by his own mother. in a 2018 email to her son, obtained by "the new york times," at the penelope wrote, "on behalf of all the women you've abused in some way, i say get some help and take an honest look at yourself." penelope said her statements were not true and she sent it out of anger and emotion when hegseth and his second wife were going through a divorce. nbc news has not independently obtained the emails and has reached out to penelope hegseth for comment but has not heard back. the trump transition team slamming the reporting as an exercise to malign mr. hegseth. they added, "ms. hegseth quickly regretted her emotional statement. families argue and say regrettable things all the time." it comes after the army national guard officer turned fox news personality was chosen by trump as the nation's next secretary of defense. ahead of a lengthy confirmation process in the senate, hegseth faces scrutiny ove