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rob, mike maloney. nice to meet you. rob: good to meet you. rob dyrdek. -lemonis: what's happening, my man? b: appreciate you, man. how you been, man? i would have never thought the day you show up at my office with a skateboard. i mean, i'm -- i'm just -- i'm so happy right now. lemonis: i'm carrying it. i'm not riding it. rob: okay. sit down. show me what you guys got going here. lemonis: well, rob, i'm gonna have them give you a little background on who kota is. -rob: sure. -mike: kota stands for "knights of the air," a moniker that was given to the earliest fighter pilots. so, that's the essence of the brand. i flew f-14s in the navy out of san diego, actually. -rob: i've been in one. -mike: have you really? rob: threw up a little bit. -mike: nice. -rob: the g's got me. -nikki: [ chuckles ] yes. -lemonis: [ laughs ] the g's got you. -rob: and so, what happened? you made the skateboards and -- and -- mike: people started buying them right out of my driveway. then we developed this clear, non-porous grip finish so that we could move the primary art surface to the top of the board. so, you

rob finally makes the call. >> hello? >> hi. yeah. um, deborah? >> yes. >> this is -- it's rob, your -- >> your name is rob in. >> yeah. yeah. . >> martin? >> yeah. >> wow. >> it's great to hear your voice, actually. it's very strange. >> yeah. >> i never expected this day to come. >> i never did either. i always dreamed of this. always. i never forgot you. >> that's -- that's amazing to hear. >> i didn't know anything about you. i didn't know where you were. i didn't know who adopted you. i didn't see you after you were born.? >> jacqueline martin. she was a nurse at that hospital. >> so she knew my mother. >> rob and deboraho their mothe worked at the same hospital and must have arranged for the birth and adoption to all happen under their control. then rob decides to control what he's been nervous about telling to his birth family. >> i want to tell you something. i'm battling leukemia. i'm in omire think i searched you out for anything, but to know where i came from and for my daughter to know where she came ing sick, i don't wano thinec i ythinebong. >> if yit, ild give it. oh, man. are you okay in. >> he'sot gne >> one

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rob: president trump final pitch before voters flood the polls tomorrow, speaking of final pitches. >> enough excitement to fill football field. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: look at that, it is quite set-up to see. it's crazy. robbout to get quite political in midtown. jillian: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends" on this monday morning. rob: thank you for getting up early, the art of closing the deal, president trump taking final pitches for midterms before voters hit the polls. jillian: back to back rallies in tennessee and georgia sunday where the president layed out the stakes. >> this election will decide whether we build on this extraordinary prosperity that we've created or whether we let the radical democrats take a giant wrecking ball to our economy and to our future. rob: president trump will make stops in cleveland ohio, fort wayne, indiana and wrap things up in missouri tonight. it is a race to the finish in florida as republican rick scott tries to unseat democratic senator bill nelson, the race for governor in that state is also quite tight. jillian: similar story in georgia where gubernatorial match is dead heat and griff jenkins live in orlando tracking critical races, it's getting inte

rob: all right, let's do sports, sunday night football, minnesota vikings outlasting green bay packers in critical showdown. >> first down and more and can he get in? yes. rob: that was very nice. [laughter] robass securing 24-17 win. jillian: let's talk about denver, steelers kicker throwing touchdown pass to alejandro villanueva but the fake not enough. broncos beat pittsburgh 24-17. rob: bills and jaguars trading blows, look at this, i have seen on instagram. both ejected after the bills actually won, 24-21. jillian: eagles ending two-game losing streak. rob: chris carson flipping over. [laughter] rob: are you kidding me? incredible. [laughter] rob: seattle to 30 to 27 victory, i have to see it one more time over carolina panthers. that's fantastic. jillian: yeah. rob: i'm very impressed. jillian: ten minutes after the hour, tributes pouring in after officer and marine veteran is killed in line of duty. >> he came home, followed his dream and then died for his community. jillian: how that hero became a target all because of his uniform. rob: a tense morning along the border after u.s. agents fired off tear gas at hundreds of migrants who were trying to push their way across illegally. geor

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can call any time that's what rob rob wants he wants to be a that any moment say unilaterally we want out of the customs union it's the customs union that's the big issue as well as that irish border the irish border needs to be both indivisible and irrelevant which it is right now right and what he wanted to do is pull out of that unilaterally and obviously the irish don't want that but they have negotiated around the u.k. so you've got three players here you don't just have the u.k. and brussels you have the irish and the irish were pretty good nationally when all this came to the front they went around and they went directly to brussels and they went directly to those e.u. leaders and that's what's causing this gallery thank you so much for the update sure appreciate it as always my pleasure. and there is no shortage of waste around the world whether it be nuclear plastic or just plain gar bar there is more than plenty to go around and while the business of waste used to be lucrative policy changes in china and elsewhere drastically altering the landscape for several countries argu

rob finally makes the call. >> hello. >> hi, yeah. deborah? >> yes. >> this is -- it's rob. your. >> your name is rob? yeah, rob martin. >> martin? >> yeah. >> wow. >> it's great to hear your voice actually. it's very strange. >> yeah. >> i never expected this day to come. >> i never did either. i always dreamed of this. >> always, i never forgot you. >> that's -- that's amazing to hear. >> i didn't know anything about you. i didn't know where you were. i didn't know who adopted you. i didn't see you after you were born. who's your mom? >> jacquelyn martin. she was a nurse actually at that hospital. >> so she knew my mama. >> rob and deborah piece together that their mothers both worked at the same hospital and must have arranged for the birth and adoption to all happen under their control. then rob decides to share what he's been so nervous about telling to his birth family. >> i do want to tell you something. i'm battling leukemia right now. i'm in remission. i don't want you to think i searched you out for anything but to know where i came from and for my daughter to know where she came from. if yo

rob and jillian. rob: yeah, malibu has been decimated, thank you so much, ray, we appreciate your time. jillian: last-minute deal for ups could prevent extra headaches with christmas fast-approaching, that doesn't good. rob the company avoids major strike, tracee. >> good morning, overnight ups freight workers approved a new labor contract avoiding a strike that really could have impacted people this holiday season, now the contract covers about 11,000 ups freight workers, the people who truck bull shipments from pallet from stores and other locations across the country. they will resume shipments today, they stopped them last week in the event there was a strike to make sure that there was nothing in freight network that would get stopped up. jillian: good news certainly. the champagne of beers coming, champagne bottles? >> the champagne of beers taking slogan, bringing it to reality with champagne bottles so you will soon see for holiday season limited edition miller in champagne bottle, cost about 3.50 which is significantly less than most bottles of champagne. jillian: yes, it is. rob: interesting idea, thanks so much. 26 minutes after the hour, insults and lawsuits piling up, the media dismissing fl

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rob. i moved in in 2000, and one of the first neighbors i met was rob who had organized the friends of the urban forest, and the trees that you saw in the plan view, most of those were planned because of rob. rob is a good neighbor, and he has two lovely children. i know the kids as they were born, and i'm here tonight to support the project because i think it's important to try to help this family stay in san francisco. there is simply not enough room, and they can't afford to move, and the only alternate tiff is to move someplace else. i think it's -- alternative is to move someplace else. i think it's important to accommodate residence dens of san francisco, and i also -- residents of san francisco, and i also have friends here that would be affected by this, and i wish it wouldn't happen, but thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comments? seeing none, d.r. requester, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> all right. thank you, commissioners. ryan patterson again. if i could have the overhead, please. i want to be very clear about one thing, and that is none of these neighbors have any problem with the project going forward and with adding square foota

rob: i think i got nauseous from all the pun. jillian: you'll be okay. rob cannot see rudolph, right? steve: got to be to be one of them. ainsley: reindeer outside? steve: i thought dasher. ism, speaking of christmas lights outside our world headquarters here at 48th. tonight at

rob: you can take me. jillian: where would you go? rob: somewhere warm and sunny. jillian: okay. fair enough. good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i'm jillian mele. robitt. thanks for getting up early with us. president trump now calling democrats the party of caravans and crime. that explosive claim as we learn that the migrant caravan right at the nation's doorstep there in southern california includes 600 known criminals. jillian: griff jenkins is live on the ground in he tijuana with alarming new details. griff. >> reporter: good morning. let me show you, we're outside of the sports complex here in tijuana. it's the biggest sort of shelter for the migrants. it's just after 2:00 a.m. here, so many are sleeping. you're just outside the gates here and let me take you this way i and orient you. to minority in the distance you'll see that is part of the u.s./mexico border wall. over here to my left is the stadium where upwards of they tell he me here 7,000 are camped inside there. we can't go in there right now. it was the big news that came from kirstjen nielsen yesterday that said she believes there's roughly 8500 caravan migrants along this border

rob? rob? with details. clara tonight live in santa fladeboe is live in santa clara tonight with details. rob? (grant) (grant) the oakland a's are helping wildfire victims. the team announced today that it will donate 10-thousand dollars to 'camp fire' relief efforts. the a's are asking their fans to help raise an additional 10- thousand dollars by donating through the team's go-fund-me page. the proceeds from this fundraiser will go to the red cross to assist in short- term and long-term recovery. if you would like to contribute, we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) in southern california, firefighters already stretched to the limit faced a new challenge ... a pair of new fast moving wildfires.this one forced the shutdown of the 118 freeway through simi valley,the peak fire is just north of the woolsey fire that has destroyed hundreds of homes in los angeles and ventura counties.(grant) ryan o'donnell is here to show us the situation right now.ryan? (ryan) all of this is happening north and west of downtown los angeles.the hill fire in vetura county... the massive woolsey f

kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live to refresh our memory of that case and why it matters now. rob? (rob live) it matters because the woman who is accusing foster of domestic violencein florida is the same woman who took the stand here in san jose last spring and said pretty much the same thing, only to recant her story. now, that case might be re-opened and foster could be facing new chargeshere. domestic violence charges against reuben foster were dropped last may after this woman, 28 year old elissa ennis, the same woman who is accusing him now, recanted her story but foster pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor weapons possession related to the case and what happened in florida might be grounds for new charges here says legal analyst steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "....what the d.a. could do is this new event in tampa, florida could be the basis for a probation violation, where he could be sent to jail for up to one year because he is on probation..." in a statement, d.a. jeff rosen referenced the challenges of holding domestic violence abusers criminally accountable, saying quote

rob: the president opening about advice he got before taking the reins at the white house. jillian: what was it. >> the christmas spirit, walking amongst us. jillian: shoppers stunned by good-will gesture. rob: how christmas came early all thanks to a mysteryman. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob, yeah, get you out on monday morning. good morning, kind of warm outside. we will take that all day. "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele, thanks for starting the day was battle now over senator bill nelson concede to go republican rick scott in the race for florida senate. rob: overnight election officials overseeing recount in broward county reportedly resign, griff jenkins with the latest this morning, hey, griff. griff: good morning, rob and jillian, he lost 2,000 ballots, missed deadline by 2 minutes and fail today report election night numbers, brenda snipes has resigned according to newspaper, take effect january 2nd and governor elect ron desantis will have an opportunity to appoint someone new, she was put there in 2003 by then governor jeb bush, reign coming to an end, on the heels of big news, after 18 years in the senate, bill nelson conceding in a video statement after losing by 10,033 votes to rick scott. take a lis

rob rob was one of the number of conservatives who quit after the cabinet backed the deal showed a whole how small the outside the u.k. parliament. well the ship of state on friday evening is looking more stable than it was twenty four hours ago theresa may has appointed a new briggs's secretary replacing dominic robb who resigned on thursday stephen barclay after now a junior health minister but crucially a leave supporter that portfolio requires a leave supporter to make it in any way effective he takes up the position albeit a portfolio reduced in stature to reason may will be leading the negotiations we're told at least over the next ten days with the e.u. she's also brought back into her cabinet amber rudd the former home secretary a pro remain minister and a close ally of to reason may to take up an estimate vai's position at work and pensions that's a big boost to the prime minister to have her allied back in cabinet and of course the five leave pro leave cabinet ministers who've been on the verge of resigning for the last twenty four hours including michael gove he's a big fish and they've all decided to stay on and try and see this deal of hers through parliament so stability restored up to a point in this context that doesn't mean much more than that she and the government may survive the weekend because next week there is the possibility of a leadership challenge coming to pass the forty eight letters are received by the backbench committee chairman calling for a vote of no confidence by conservative party m.p.'s we're told that number is approaching nobody will know until the moment comes but of course if three's amazed voted down to have to stand down whether there are the numbers in her party willing to see her go though is another matter given that five of those senior cabinet ministers have decided to stay on they may know that the numbers simply aren't there to defeat the prime minister. german chancellor angela merkel has visited the eastern city of chemists three months after far right protests and violence the trouble was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a local man in august police arrested in the song and seeker for the attack at the event in the city called on germans to distance themselves from racism and rightwing hardliners. voters across france are staging block demonstrations on saturday over the rising cost of fuel since the start of twenty eighteen petrol prices have risen by as much as twenty percent when he blamed the government for a series of so-called green taxes added to the price of fuel the top to bottom reports from seventy east of perth. priscilla dusk is driving a grassroots protest against high fuel prices in france she launched an online petition calling on the french government to scrap its high taxes on fuel aimed at reducing air pollution it has more than eight hundred thousand signatures. the government is out of touch with reality and daily life it's not easy just give up your car and buy electric a few financial incentives aren't enough. the campaign has become a nationwide movement known as the yellow vest protest yellow vests is a sign of support for our message is the symbol of the car and it shows the urgency of the situation rising global oil prices have pushed up the cost of fuel but it's the extra taxes on top in france that have infuriated motorists protesters say the taxes are unfair many people rely on their cars to get to work particularly in rural areas where there's little or no public transport this pharma says his income has fallen as his fuel costs have risen to the reader although it used to be sold in thousand dollars of fuel a year but it's going to sixteen thousand so it's really pushing up my earning costs the yellow vest protest is being sparked by fuel prices but has become a symbol of why did discontent in france many people say they're simply fed up with the rising cost of living and with the government they say doesn't understand their concerns on a recent trip to northern france the french president was confronted nearly everywhere he went by people who said his policies favor the rich over the poor of the second question you'll notice something that is only based on a cycle of. organic vegetable farmer mustafa had musses fan is essential for his business to make deliveries he says protecting the environment is vital but it's big polluters like industry that should be taxed more along politically it's important to support the environment but the way it's being done isn't fair you can't tax little guys like us and say we're the polluters we are much you have to tax the source of pollution. emanuel machall has faced a series of street protests over his reforms and policies since coming to power last year each time he survived the storm but as his popularity plummets in opinion polls this may be one of his greatest tests yet how to handle a movement to fuel to not by trade unions or politicians but powered by people natasha butler al-jazeera seventy to topple france still ahead here on al-jazeera was. about the struggle deepens in sri lanka politicians come to blows in parliament for a second day and some of the biggest waves in the business are on show up the world surfing link event in portugal paul will have the details in sport. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello her said this story time and time again the cloud doesn't reflect very much over china but there's certainly action going on from the sky we've got snow and the high ground in western sichuan chunk is a ten degree ten degrees this green is right it's pretty interesting to the yangtze valley up towards shanghai the snow on the northern edge is just catching a high ground and the wish for winter to tuck in just hasn't made it yet so you've got twenty six degrees increasingly humor with this i'm sure breeze in hong kong but probably dry up the south of that is a bit of a gap but not much to be honest so a cluster of thunderstorms him the south china seas heading towards southern vietnam and cambodia it might even today to something of a circulation which of course always in hans's the right the corolla is a couple of fine looking days virtually no showers in the philippines now the rain should be going south into indonesia a book got a day off in java by the look of it marco last on the showers are coming south but look at this we had two days now in southern vietnam cambodia all of that rain coming in a few showers to me in the southern thailand rather dry spell in peninsular malaysia and sumatra maybe it's time now for indonesia to really get settled in with the showers. the weather sponsored by cattle and nice. stories and light. and inspiring and. a series of short documentaries from around the wilds that celebrate the human spirit against the arts age al-jazeera select gangs. when the news breaks on the story it's the fight against isis they continuing in the desert when people need to be helped . and the story needs to be told by families in their status and wealth has benefited from their choice translated people al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on it and online. you're watching ultra serious news arms a whole rob a reminder of our top stories the washington post is reporting that the cia has concluded that the saudi crown prince. ordered the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi also reports that the saudi ambassador to the u.s. told me that he would be safe to go to the consulate but the ambassador to the conversation took place. like the nations special envoy to yemen says the warring parties will attend upcoming peace talks in sweden to say civilians schools and hospitals in the port city of the data were hit in the latest strikes by the saudi led coalition. and britain has a new secretary as prime minister trees of a fights to save a draft agreement struck with the european union stephen barclay replaces dominic robb one of the number of conservatives who quit after the cabinet backed the deal . about two thousand central american migrants marching across mexico towards the u.s. have reached one of the border where ins have been securing the border wall on the u.s. side with barbed wire as

kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story now.. he's live in santa clara. rob? (rob/live) citing a coronor's report just out today, santa clara police say the search for 49ers fan ian powers, who went missing following the game a week ago monday night, drowned. his death they say, was an accident. it was here in the bay, about a mile from the alviso marina where san jose police recovered the body of a man on saturday. the county cornor has determined the body is that of this man, 32 year old ian powers, of spokane, washington. the corner found the cause of death was drowning by saltwater. captain wahid kazem/santa clara police "....we can see no evidence of foul play being involved in this case at any point. it's a very sad and tragic end to the case and there are still a lot of questions unanswered, unfortunately the only one who could answer those questions is ian himself..."powers had attended the november 12th 49ers game with his girlfriend and her children, leaving for the restroom in the 4th quarter not to return. he was last seen on surveillance video leaving

kron 4's rob fladeboe joins us live from the scene with the latest details. rob? (roblive) i'm here at the intersection of highway one and river street, which was shut downfor much of the day after a big rig gravel truck lost it's brakes, plowed into a line of cars stopped at the light and then burst into flames. nats (cops work accident)one of the drivers caught up in this mess said it was like being being hit by a runaway train except the train was a truck. an out of control big rig that plowed through a line of vehicles from behind, before bursting into flames. kate clendennon/hit bytruck "...i was just sitting in traffic and i heard a rmble and i looked in the read view mirror and i see this big rig...."eleven people were injured, initially three were listed in critical condition at area trauma centers. the big rig, loaded with dirt, had exited highway 17 and was northbound on highway one approaching river street where a line of cars was slowing for the intersection.officer grant boles/chp"....he was essentially out of control, going 40-50 miles per hour moving alo

. >> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, it is coming down. >> and what will cause ponding on the roads will be rainfall totals as you see at my shoulder here, closing

(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story now live fromsanta clara. rob? (rob/live) i am here at the command post on democracy way not far from levi's stadium. this is a picture of the missing man, 32 year old ian powers, who was last seen heading for the bathroom during the 4th quarter of the game on monday. the missing man is 32 year old ian powers, of spokane, washington. this is a clip of powers attending the 49ers game monday with his girlfriend and her two kids. powers has not been seen since he went to the bathroom during the 4th quarter says the girl friend, chelsea robbins. chelsea robbins/missing man's girlfriend "...it doesn't make any sense, he was drinking before the gme but he wouldn't just disappear like that and not call or check on me and the kids to make sure we made it back to the car..." santa clara police spent the day searching for powers in parking lots, a nearby golf course, waterways and other areas around levi's stadium. cell phone activity suggest powers lastknown location was near great america parkway and tasman drive. captain wahid

kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us tonight with a look at conditions in the santa cruz mountains. rob? (rob live) i'm here at calfire's helicopter attack base near los gatos. it may be november but fire danger is still very high amid low humidity, an abundance of ready-to-burnvegetation and hgh winds. nats (winds whipping through trees)it's windy and it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days. the wind is strongest at the higher elevations but these eucalyptus trees in the hills near lexington reservoir are a sign that this latest red flag warning is a bit differentfrom earlier alerts issued by calfire says division chief jim crawford.jim crawford/calfire "....we've had high level winds with the other ones that didn't come down to the surface where this time we're seeing a bit more winds at lower elevations..." the fog is no longer much of a factor and there has been virtually no rain so far this fall. last week's stubborn fire off highway nine near felton managed to scorch a few otherwise fire-resistent redwoods. jim crawford/calfire '.....this is the time of year when you see

(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from santa clara with details about an important new clue in the case. rob? (rob live) there are dozens of surveillance cameras here in the parking lot of levi's stadium.one of them captured ian powers leaving the stadium, talking on cell phone. let's take a look. (surveillance video)levi's stadium surveillance video shows ian powers walking across the bridge near gate "c", heading toward the parking lot after leaving the the 49ers game during the 4th quarter. captain wahid kazem/sanat clara police "....he seems to be by himself in the video, he exited out of the stadium about 8;52 pm, you'll see him walking by himself in the same clothing that we described before crossing the bridge at gate c...the 32 year old spokane, washington, man was attending the game with his girlfriend and her two kids when he left to visit the restroom in the 4th quarter and did not come back to his seat. the girl friend, chelsea robbins and famliy members resumed their search for powers on thursday, showing his picture to passers-by, but learned nothing new as to his whereabouts.chelsea

kron four's rob fladeboe is there with details on what happened today. rob? (rob live) this disatisfaction with thecompany's sexual harassment policies has been brewing for a long time. today, employees gathered in mass to deliver a set of demands to management. lat's take a look. this was the scene here at company headquarters in mountaib view and at other google offices around the world at precisely 11:10 this morning. the media was kept at a distance as google employees streamed into the center of campus for a rally where some of their colleagues shared stories about sexual harassment that have allegedly been ignored by management, says walkout organizer cecelia o'neil hart.cecelia o'neil hart/walkout organizer '.....i got very emotional. we heard incredible stories from brave women who stood up and told their stories and we also heard stories we have been collecting on the web from women who didn't feel comfortable and gave voice t them... the walkout grew out of anger over the millions of dollars paid out to a former executive asked to resign over allegations

(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest on that story now live from police headquarters in san jose. rob? (rob/live) san jose police confirming this afternoon that two children allegedly kidnapped by their mother last friday have been found safe at a home in colorado springs, colorado. (vo) this is a picture of 33 year old diana moreira, who was taken into custody without incident late this morning by el paso county, colorado, sheriff's deputies. her two children, 1-year-old alexander penaloza and 11 year-old priscilla penaloza are reported safe. all three were found at a home in colorado springs after deputies received a tip of their whereabouts. moreira allegedly abducted her two children in san jose last fridayevening at emma prusch park during a supervised visit with her kids, who were in the hands of child protective services. police said that moreira made off with the 1 year old while a social worker had taken the 11 year old to the bathroom. as the social worker was serching for theone year old, the 11 year old also disappeared. an amber alert was issued and detectives had information t

kron four's rob fladeboe is live on highway 17 with more on that. rob? (rob live) i hesitate to tell you that the evening commute is going well because the roads are still wet and things can change just like that. there are no significant problems reported at the moment but lets just say drivers are having a little trouble adjusting to the wet weather. nats (tow truck rights flipped car)one minute he was northbound on highway 17 and the next, carlos vallejo was upside down, skidding to a stop just passed glenwood drive.carlos vallejo/rolled car on highway 17 "...it was like being in a washing machine, kind of crazy..."this was one of 10 accidents that occurred between the summit and sugar loaf drive on the santa cruz side of the mountain, all before noon. vallejo walked away but his honda sedan is nearly totalled. he still doesn't know exactly what happened.é carlos vallejo "...i wasn't going that fast, i had both hands on the wheel and for some reason i started to spin out and i rolled over..."a few may have occurred before the rain started but the chp says

rob: you can take me. jillian: where would you go? rob: somewhere warm and sunny. jillian: okay. fair enough. good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i'm jillian mele. robr getting up early with us. president trump now calling democrats the party of caravans and crime. that explosive claim as we learn that the migrant

(vicki) kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in san jose where people are already loading up sandbags for their homes. rob? (rob live) we've got some threatening looking skies but only a few sprinkles so far. seems like a little early to be thinking about sand bags, then again.... (roblive) this is one of several stategically located sandbaglots across the south bay. for a details on where to find them, go to valleywater.org. this site at phelan and senter road is open 24 hours. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (vicki) (vicki) you can stay connected on this storm... as even more rain is headed our way... with our kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and get push alerts about the weather in your neighborhood. it's all on the kron-4 mobile app (grant) another big story tonight... an east bay vandalism suspect has been arrested... accused of writing hateful images including the n- word... and swasticas. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... the community played a role in identifying the suspect the two toned hooded sweat shirt you see being worn in the photo on the left, matches the hoodi

rob: the joke at the annual thanksgiving tradition, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ rob: am i weird? jillian: yes. robyou see them here. jillian: keep america great. rob: we all get with that. you are watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. we begin with the battle at the border. a new wave of migrants arriving hours after donald trump thousand immediate response to what he considers a disgraceful ruling on his asylum order. rob: ray bolton joins us from washington as we learn of a potential shift on the border. >> reporter: every day in san francisco, the largest land port in the world hundreds of migrants line up for their chance at an asylum hearing, some of them are seeking safety or better economic opportunity but kirstjen neilsen says some of them could be dangerous. >> reporter: some continue to report the caravan is made up of mostly women and children. the reality is the majority of the caravan we see is made up of single adult males or teenage males. in addition we have identified over 500 criminals to include no gang members con

rob: or having an affair? >> cameras are all over the house. she is busted. rob: that would not happen. >> the fact is this is forcing the envelope of technology. where is the information stored? how does google make its money? >> how do you think they make it? robng on her husband. >> she is not. rob: i am trying to have fun. it is friday. i don't want cameras all over my house. >> i think when you hear mark zuckerberg has taken electrical tape and put it on the camera you got to do it. jillian: we are going to get in trouble, 25 after the hour. socialist and centrist butting heads over health care. is this a sign of things to come for the next two years? political panel on deck next. ♪ taking care of business ♪ your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair, from crest. the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ .. rob: julian assange facing secret charges in the us they could have major implications for robert mueller as russia probe. jillian: ellison barber has more o

rob reynolds joins us live now from washington d.c. rob secretary of state mike pompei o has been speaking about the case to u.s. media what's he been saying well he's been trying to sort of thread the needle if you will bear in saying that the u.s. is demanding answers and accountability for those responsible for murdering jamal khashoggi but at the same time saying that the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia a relationship that dates back to the one nine hundred forty s. still has to be preserved here's what the secretary of state and others had to say earlier today. more than a month after jamal khashoggi killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe had a mixed message punish the journalists killers but maintain business as usual in u.s. saudi relations we need to get to the bottom of it we need to find out who was responsible hold them accountable and do all of this john wall protecting the enormously important strategic interest of the united states maintains with the kingdom of saudi arabia pump a was cited saudi arabia's role as a counterweight to iran's influence and military power in the gulf and the middle east in general saudi arabia has been an important partner for the united states in attempting to change the behavior of the world's largest state sponsor of terror from that islamic republic one of the kingdom's wealthiest and most famous businessmen spoke to a u.s. television network pushing back against implications from turkey and some u.s. lawmakers that crown prince mohammed bin psalm on had a role in hush killing prince i will lead been to loll spent months in detention in a riyadh luxury hotel last year along with many other wealthy businessmen and officials as part of what the crown prince said was a crackdown on corruption in a standing order to tie said. gage with them talk to them on top of a mess and become saudi arabia so i think some people in intelligence. did follow that these orders and said the group of people. to turkey to engage with that. and something went wrong over there whereby he was murdered saudi arabia is under intense international pressure over the murder especially from turkey without the u.s. on its side the kingdom would be severely isolated analysts say the u.s. may try to leverage its influence to change saudi foreign policy first it's trying to move riyadh towards i. a meaningful cease fire in this disastrous war in yemen that's first and most important the other of course is this completely futile blockade against qatar which has backfired and in which could tar has managed to avoid any vade the punishment that saudi arabia intended us diplomacy threading a fine line with potentially vast consequences for the middle east. and one of the most important threads in the us saudi relationship over all these many decades that is changed now in recent years the united states no longer relies to the degree that it did on oil from the gulf or specifically from saudi arabia and while saudi arabia can still affect the price of oil the united states is not subject to those kinds of embargoes that were so politically damaging and economically damaging decades ago there are right to rob reynolds there in washington d.c. rob thank you well let's bring in hollywood josh on he's executive director of the arab center in washington he joins us via skype from washington d.c. both sons of now call him a father's body to be returned and say they are deeply troubled by the lies about his death is this likely then to put more pressure on the saudis to reveal where the body is. i think so i mean and watching their interview frankly as difficult it was to watch you took it was heartbreaking and courageous on their part to go public if this humanitarian doesn't reach the heart of those who are responsible for the murder of so much special gian who know where the body yes i don't know what will work this was purely a humanitarian appeal on their part that family is hurting as they expressed very eloquently and they're looking for closure. and who does this interview benefit i mean given that the interview was done with a big american t.v. network c.n.n. does this suggest the story

rob: we left a little extra time so she could get her opinion in on this. it really fires her up. jillian: it does. robver the heck out of this. have a good weekend. >> if you don't want americans to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans you better vote republican. >> president trump doubling down on illegal immigration. >> the white house is working on executive action to change the rules for asylum seekers. >> no nation can allow itself to be overwhelmed by uncontrolled masses of people. >> this ain't hollywood. this is georgia. >> republicans are staking tuesday on trump power while republicans are staking key races on star power. >> you get a vote and you

rob: they were swamp mooses. jillian: that is all i have got. rob: all we need. we will see you tomorrow.ling to count every last ballot. >> in broward county elections, because they are 80 or so ballots short in palm beach county, still trying to get there. looks like they will not meet the deadline. brian: migrants traveling through mexico have reached tijuana. ainsley: the homeland security secretary paid a visit. >> all sorts of stuff in the news, you concentrate on what your company commander tells you.

rob marciano, tracking the system, he's live in nashville tonight. rob, ooanother difficult headli. >> reporter: very much so, david. this home set on fire by a lightning strike with the family inside, the father having to scramble his three young children out as their home burned. the storms here moved out prettg eastoast from north fridasdolea the polls close. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the mayor recall from dun can hines tonight. also, the amber alert unfolding tonight. the 13-year-old abducted outside her home, and what authorities said late today. >>> the driver who allegedly crashed his truck into a group of girl scouts. what investigators have now revealed tonight. >>> and your money this evening, and this question, how to get everything you buy this holidayi it is possible, and rebecca jarvis has everything you need to know, right after the break to know, right after the break tonight. e safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? that skills like teamwork, attention to detail, and customer service are critical

officials that's not likely to worry the kingdom all that much they're all right to rob reynolds there in washington d.c. rob thank you well more details have emerged about. the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second. as the details from the turkish city. turkish security sources telling al-jazeera that when the body of the hotshots there was dismembered inside of a consulate the key members of the death squad were scrambling to get a hold of his mobile phone because you'll find there was a as you station inside of the consulate where the deaths were was not aware of these that was there's about as he had handed over his mobile phones to his fiance had to. change his apparently they were trying to get hold force of some crucial information in from our mobile phone over the last two years the saudi government has been reaching out to the dissidents who live in exile all over the world convincing them with incentives to go back to saudi arabia sometimes they were sending family members to those dissidents warning them that if they don't go back home their relatives will be. detained and one of them

rob, come on over stephanie will bring the chair over thank you, steph rob we are having a fierce debate i'm not sure if it was debate. it was everyone against steve. >> even though we're all long. >> here a question has apple -- does it look like apple has flushed? and the can the markets bounce if apple sits it out. >> we are talking about the flush as in what we saw in 2007 -- or 0u, 2009 with you are no where near. that's not the correction we are looking at i think the correction is more of a cyclical unwind apple is getting close can i definitively say that's the bottom no but i think you are close i'd be a the better buyer than seller at leaves levels. >> you think we chopped enough wood to the downside. >> chopping wood, great terms tonight. >> it's a oversold on the short-term basis. >> looking at the technical on the market as a whole -- i trade them as little grains of sand within the overall market. when you see the market is flattened to the point of the flush, you sort of need all those heavy lifters. amazon is up 28%ier to date. the conversation of what does year to date matter because you still have have a lot of fat to trim from people have not thrown in the towel. >> lots of people bought stocks back in '16, to '18. the year to date discussion is debatable as you had the debate. >> as we did debate. >> i'm not convinced it matters that much. it's more on the last recent run we had in apple, the pause in fall where it took off that's unwound. think about the other technology stocks, facebook for example, i'm not a big bull on facebook but down at the 200 week we have crushed technology stocks nvidia falling apart it is it the bomb? i'm not convinced on nvidia. but you have taken heavy duty tech stocks down hard. i think the risk reward in to the year end is upside. >> can i make a compensate on one of his three names. >> yes welcome. >> the amat stands out amat was at $65 trade. now at $35 just reported the fourth quarter which i thought was good but first quarter guidance miserable. they took the stock out to the wood shed. >> another one the manufacture o metaphors this segment four total so far. >> if you look at a huge volume day. you wonder how much is in this and i get semi equipment has been grim death. but say how much is in the stock? most of it is. and even when analysts took them in en masse took them down to the 50s. the risk reward in amat looks interesting. >> a name like blackrock has been left out in the cold. the dynamic of lower fees and expectations earnings are stagnating here. the chart reflects the business model. this is not a company about to fall off a cliff this is one of the biggest money managers in the world at a time when the wealth management is healthy. these guys made almost $$30 a share in 2017. making 29 and change and maybe 28 next year fees are compressing in the industry that's something people continue to push down on the multiple. >> karen like any of the names. >> i thought poulty. >> we need a metaphor. >> it's in the house. >> oh. toucha. >> i he know don't know if rates is the impetus to get people to boy a house now. we'll see. it's not reflecting a lot of optimism at this point. >> none of them are and down into the heavy duty support from my standpoint, 200 week moving point. >> on here we have 200 day. >> it's a weekly chart. >> okay. >> and i think rates are stalling out. >> lates and lumber prices come in by 40% or so. you have a good foundation if you want to buy the home builders. >> the the eighth metaphor/simly you want to tas one in. >> i'd like to do there are a burcham of people dublin public in morristown. they have a huge tv screen and they are watching "fast money. so i'm saying this is the preholiday party and they're "fast money" fans. hi to the folks at the dublin public. >> hello dublin public. >> see who we say hi to next rob, thank you rob sluymer. mark zuckerberg standing his ground amid all the controversy. and whether to buy the stock down 35% since july. cannabis retailers bracing for what will be the first holiday where sales are legal in many states but there is something else on thhozoe rin that could give the stocks a boost we tell what you that iswhen "fast money" comes right back. >>> you are not stepping down at chairman. >> that's not the plan that's not the plan. would anything change that >> i mean, eventually over time, i'm not doing this forever but i certainly am not currently thinking that that makes sense. >> that was facebook ceo mark zuckerberg standing his ground on cnn last night amid the controversy surrounding the company. but it's not just zuckerberg fighting back. the stock rallied in the past two days even as the broader market saw red could this mean the worst is over for the company karen >> i hope so i am long the stock. tim has been writing a lot. >> a few op-eds ohhen this

rob: the president pulling out all the stops trying to deliver the gop, the key races that are shifting. also a world series bust. jillian: ugly ending for the red sox. ♪ ♪ rob: driving in this morning, all the good people, all the costumes, 3:00 in the morning. jillian: i didn't see anything. halloween night in new york city. "fox and friends first," robmidt. jillian: let's begin with this. immigration taking center stage less then a week before the midterms, 15,000 troops headed to the southern border as donald trump double down on key policies. rob: pulling no punches down the stretch with 5 days to go. >> reporter: what began as a deployment of 5000 troops to the southern border has tripled. donald trump about to send 15,000 troops for operation faithful patriot, it is intended to help manage the caravan of central american migrants still hundreds of miles away from us soil. >> we have to have a wall of people, terrific dedicated patriots is what they are. >> a deployment of around 7000 troops to california, arizona and texas, and their primary role will be a support one. they are known to work with 2100 national guardsmen already in place. mexico meanwhile is pushing back from the president narrative with a national security threat. >> the vast majority of these people looking for a better opportunity even if the caravan was not p

rob marciano is here in california, as well. rob? >> reporter: david, it's been over ten years since we've had a santa ana setup this strong and long. a persistent offshore gradient keeping those east winds blowing. and now they've extended the red flag warnings through wednesday. critical and extremely critical fire danger once again tonight and then tomorrow, it slides a little farther south to include more of san diego. really concerned about that area. could see winds to 70 miles per hour. it was 2007, the last time we had an event this strong. the results then, as well, nothing short of disastrous. david? >> rob marciano, our thanks to you, as well. rob, thank you. and there's one more note before we move on from the fires tonight. president trump and his tweets, as this emergency was unfolding here, families losing loved ones, homes burning to the ground. and tonight here, the l.a. county fire chief was asked to respond to what the president initially tweeted. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: firefighters were doing battle in a suburban hellscape overattackamgocal off and threateing. "there's no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires in california, except that forest management is so poor. remedy now or no more fed payments." it's not clear exactly what the chief was asked about it. >> it's very hurtful for all first responders putting their lives on the line. >> reporter: the president of the california professional firefighters association called trump's words "ill-informed, ill-timed and demeaning", adding, "this shameful a

rob marciano with the track. rob? >> reporter: hi, david. this has been a wide-reaching system that's been crawling east. let's go to florida, where it's been rough. across tampa, still ongoing, towards ft. myers, and through daytona. getting into d.c. now. the center is over roanoke, and will push through philly and new york by tomorrow morning. and that's when the wind gets cranking. in eastern massachusetts, they could gust 30, 40, maybe 50 miles an hour. could be dangerous across much of new england. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> next, the final sprint. four crucial days until the midterms. democrats working to take control of the house, and republicans working just as hard to add on to the senate. and president trump talking about the new jobs report, and defending what he said about taking aim at migrants who throw rocks. here's terry moran. >> reporter: news of the booming economy came as a shot of adrenaline for president trump, heading into the final weekend of the campaign. >> and what job numbers we had today. did you hear? did you hear? well, we'll go into that. they all say, speak about the economy. speak about the economy. >> reporter: with just four days to go, today's jobs report gave the president something to talk about. 250,000 jobs added in october. wages rising at the fastest clip in nearly a decade. >> america now has the best economy in the history of our country and we want to keep it this way. >> reporter: the happy economic news allowed the president to pivot away from wha

rob marciano has the track for this night ahead. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. a dynamic situation unfolding in houston. already two reported tornadoes in that area. so, let's get right to it. a couple of lines of severe weather. one rolling across i-10. another one getting into the little rock area, where they just posted an additional tornado watch, that's up until midnight. the one in east texas, that's until 10:00. then we've got flood watches up north of paducah, in through western new york. so, the northern part of this system has a fair amount of rain. tomorrow, the strongest storms roll along i-10 and through new orleans, mobile, birmingham. in through atlanta a little bit. and then it goes north, and we look for the rain to hold off, it looks like until friday, but two, three, four inches of rainfall potential from d.c., new york and boston. dry and mild, at least tonight here until then. david? >> all right, rob marciano leading us off tonight. rob, thank you. >>> meantime tonight, the countdown is on. the crucial midterms. late today, the president landing in florida, and beforehand, doubling down, saying he can get rid of birthright citizenship, regardless of what some in his own party are now saying about the constitution. our mary bruce today asking the president, is he using fear when it comes to immigration on the eve of the midterms? mary tonight on the state of the race, with just six days to go. >> reporter: heading out to make his final push, president trump is ramping up his polarizing rhetoric on immigration, now ordering a massive troop surge to the border. mr. president, what do you say to your critics who say you're fear mongering on immigration? >> no, not fear mongering at all. immigration is a very important subject. as far as the caravan is concerned, our military is out. we have about 5,800, we'll go to anywhere between 10,000 and 15,000 military personnel. >> reporter: up

rob is tracking it all. hey, rob. >> hi, cecilia. wind and snow and rain. look at this snow. it's a good thing for ski resorts but not when it's blowing 80, 90 miles per hour. this is loveland pass, about 13,000 feet, and we have nine states reporting 50 mile-per-hour winds and a foot of snow. this is the first november blizzard in missouri and illinois since at least 1959. you're stilll getting it just outside of chicago, and this low will track just to the south of detroit. snow north and west of there, and heavy rain into the i-95 area right around rush hour and the heavy snow will pile up, 6 inches to 12 inches, northwest of i-95, but some seriously heavy rain here, philly and new york up through boston right through tomorrow morning. coastal flight impact. we'll talk about that in a little bit. george. >>> now to the rising tensions at the u.s. border with mexico. a port was shut down and migrants tried to breach a fence and border patrol used tear gas to try to stop them. this photo showed around the world shows the family running from the fumes. the border is open again now. our chief correspondent matt gutman is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george, security is tighter here on the u.s. side of the border. the mexican government says it is going to deport the 500 or so migrants it says were involved in the clashes which shut down the busiest terminal on the planet. it began sunday when hundreds of central american migrants protested at the border south of san diego. at first clashing with mexican police in riot gear, and then some sprinting past them and skirting those pickup trucks and barriers into the maze of canals near the border terminal. many seen climbing over barricades and hopping onto trains. behind those coils of wire, dozens of heavily armed u.s. border patrol firing tear gas and pepper balls from close range. many hundreds beating a frantic retreat. among those caught in the clouds of tear gas, mothers clutching children. the chaos engulfing the northbound lanes of the crossing, one of the busiest terminal crossings on the planet, ordered shut down completely for hours. they arrested 39 migrants and migrant groups say several people were hurt. u.s. customs and border patrol saying in a statement, in responding to some of the multiple incidents, cbp personnel were required to deploy crowd-disbursing devices to include pepper ball launching systems and cs can nicer thes. president trump says they will meet them with force to stop the caravans long before they get to the southern border. for weeks, the thousands of mostly hondurans marched peacefully, making the trek from southern mexico without incident. caravan organizers tell me those migrants are not going anywhere. right now, they say there are about 5,000 migrants on the tijuana side of the border. that number is expected to swell to 9,000. i'm told many will seek asylum status in mexico, but the bulk of them will try to get asylum here at the u.s. this border terminal which can only accommodate about 100 people a day and that means they could be processing these people here for months. george. >> thanks very much. >>> let's bring in jon karl for more on this, and jon, all through the weekend talk of negotiations between the u.s. and mexico to keep those migrants in mexico, and now the president tweeting this morning he may permanently shut down the border, or at least try. >> reporter: he is certainly making that threat, george, but the administration is trying to work out a deal with the incoming president of mexico. he takes office on saturday. an agreement that would keep those migrants on the mexican side of the border while they wait for those asym claims. there have been conflicting reports about the progress on negotiations. the incoming mexican interior minister said that no deal has been reached yet. meanwhile, the president is up this morning already tweeting about all of this saying that mexico should send those migrants back to their home countries saying, do it by plane. do it by bus. do it any way you want, but they are not coming into the u.s. we will close the border permanently if need be. >> jon, meantime, on the mueller investigation, status expected on paul manafort, whether or not he is cooperating with mueller today. the white house appears to be bracing from a tough report from mueller. i was talking to alan dershowitz who said it could be devastating. >> reporter: absolutely, and it's a huge unknown. the white house and the president's legal team, they don't know when this report is coming, what in what form it is coming, but they are certainly bracing for bad news from robert mueller. the words from alan dershowitz, who has been a strong supporter of the president were stark, saying this will be devastating to the president. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, two of president trump's closest political confidantes, corey lewandowski and david bossie are here with their new book, "trump's enemy." cecilia. >> looking forward to that one, george. >>> we want to turn to a tense battle over the senate seat in mississippi. president trump heads there today to campaign for the embattled republican candidate cindy hyde-smith who is facing accusations of racism and supporting voter suppression. our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is here with more. tom, those voters head to the polls tomorrow. >> reporter: that's right, cecilia, and good morning. you'll remember that it was around this time last year neighboring alabama elected its first democrat to the senate in decades. this is a much different race, but president trump is now on a mission to mississippi to try and help the stumbling campaign of senator cindy hyde-smith. just one day before that runoff election in mississippi, and senator cindy hyde-smith trying to fend off an upset against mike espy. her recent comments, photos, and even her own personal history raising questions about where she stands on her state's racist past. "the jackson free press" reporting she went to high school at an all-white private school critics have called a segregation academy. that's her, third from the right, a cheerleader for the rebels. years later, the paper says she sent her daughter to a similar school. hyde-smith's campaign calls the allegations a new low, this after a photo from her own facebook page showed her wearing a confederate army cap at the home of jefferson davis, the president of the confederate states. the caption, mississippi history at its best. and this video of her joking with a supporter. >> if he invited me to a public hanging, i'd be in the front row. >> reporter: she later apologized. >> there was no ill will, no intent whatsoever in my statement. >> reporter: her opponent, mike espy, is hoping to become the state's first black senator since reconstruction. >> i don't know what's in your heart but we all know what came out of your mouth. >> reporter: but espy's past as a lobbyist has also become an issue. >> have you ever been paid $750,000 from a foreign dictator charged with crimes against humanity? mike espy has. >> reporter: espy says he canceled his contract with the leader of ivory coast once he found out about those charges and passed on what he knew to the cia. now, several companies have asked for their donations back from the hyde-smith campaign including walmart and major league baseball. unclear if the campaign will do that. one of the reasons president trump will be hosting two rallies today in mississippi is that he is incredibly popular there, winning in 2016, guys, by 18 points. >> this is a state republicans do not want to lose. >> right. >> thanks, tom. >>> now we're going to go to that outrage that is growing over a fatal police shooting in alabama. officers now say they targeted the wrong man when they responded to shots fired at a mall. this morning, the family of that gentleman right there, 21-year-old e.j. bradford, demanding to see the bodycam video. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: the grieving family of 21-year-old e.j. bradford jr. is demanding answers this morning. he was shot and killed by police during the confusion of a thanksgiving day shooting at this mall south of birmingham. >> it hurts me to the core. my son is gone. i can't get him back. >> reporter: during a family news conference, it was too much for his grandmother who fainted. >> everybody out. out now. >> reporter: shoppers were dodging bullets thursday after a fight at the mall turned into a gunfight. when police arrived, they initially believed that bradford was the shooter. the young man seen here in uniform who briefly trained in the army was holding a gun. >> we've got officers on the scene. there have been shots fired. >> reporter: bradford was shot and killed by a responding officer and then blamed for the shooting. two people had to be hospitalized, but this morning, police have changed the story, saying that he was not the shooter and that the real suspect is still on the run. >> they just went and rushed to judgment on national tv. my son's name, got my son looking like he is a killer. >> reporter: in a statement, the hoover police department is explaining, saying that the 21-year-old brandished a gun during the seconds following the gunshots, which instantly heightened the threat to approaching police officers. >> a black life was taken away. a black man literally gave his life for this country for them to take it away from him. >> reporter: his family says he was probably trying to help and that he was legally carrying the gun. >> we definitely will get justice for our child so no other parent should have to go through this. >> reporter: in the gun deba, there is often that argument about the good guy with the gun, and the family of the victim killed here says that's what he was, a good guy with the gun, and they believe he is dead this morning because he's black. the officer who shot him remains on administrative leave. >> tragic beyond words. >> certainly is. >>> we'll move overseas now to a dangerous confrontation between russia and ukraine. the ukrainian navy says the russians blocked three ships near the black sea, and the u.n. scheduled an emergency council meeting for the standoff, and martha raddatz is tracking the latest from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. a critical u.s. strategic partner, already simmering, but this could bring things to a boil. the ukrainians say russia prevented its ships from transiting a key waterway. video released this morning shows a russian vessel ramming a ukrainian tugboat, and they say they then opened fire injuring several sailors and seizing several of its vessels. russia says it had warned the ships to stop. russia scrambled military helicopters and warplanes during the standoff and ukraine's president is asking that martial law be imposed. to mobilize its armed forces. nato is calling for restraint on both sides as the u.n. security council prepares to meet just hours from now, george. >> and that martial law could mean postponing elections as well. martha raddatz, thanks very much. cecilia? >>> we turn to a mission to mars. the spacecraft named the insight lander is expected to touch down on the red planet this afternoon. abc's clayton sandell is right there at mission control at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california, where scientists are nervous about what they could find today. clayton, hey. >> reporter: right here behind me is a mock-up of that, and as you said, they are nervous because getting to mars is hard, and they are -- more than half of all mars' missions actually have failed and the problem is that the insight mission will also have to survive seven minutes of terror. that's when the lander hits the mars atmosphere at 13,000 miles an hour, heating to almost 3,000 degrees and that is hot enough to melt steel. everything on board from the heat shield to the parachute, to the landing rockets, have to work perfectly and automatically in order to slow insight to landing around 5 miles an hour. if it sticks the landing, it will be the first mission to probe deep inside the interior of mars and hopefully unlocks mysteries about how mars, the earth and some of the other planets in the solar system formed, cecilia. >> but that seven minutes of terror will feel like a lifetime to those scientists. when will we see what they see? will there be pictures? >> reporter: there will be pictures, hopefully soon. the lander is programmed to take pictures just a few minutes after it lands and they tell us they may be able to get those pictures back to earth within 10 to 20 minutes after landing. >> all right, clayton. thank you. over to you, robin. >>> today, cecilia, is also cyber monday. saw a huge jump in spending on black friday, up 24%, and today's sales are expected to bring in nearly $8 billion. our consumer correspondent, becky worley, is at the walmart distribution center in pennsylvania. becky, shopping and shipping in full swing. good morning. >> reporter: oh, boy, is it in full swing, robin. there are 21 football fields under roof here, 12 miles of conveyer belts and all that shopping is fueled by the deals. so let's get to it. just to give you some examples from walmart, these lego classics, 30% off. this doc mcstuffins push cart, great for toddlers, that's 60% off and then the toy for the big kids, this laptop, is $799 today. parents are really thinking about those toy purchases, those all at walmart, robin. >> okay, that's one "t." now the second one, tech. >> reporter: oh, yeah, let's do rapid-fire tech deals. i found an external hard drive good for all of those photos and videos, four terabytes for $80 at best buy. that's the cheapest price i could find online by $80. next, let's go to the ipad. huge gift this time of year. $249, that's the best price we saw even on thanksgiving and black friday. that's at amazon and walmart. finally, beats solo 3 headphones great for the kids, $239 at b&h photo. you got nieces and nephews you want to shop for, robin? 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rob marciano in malibu and the weather conditions fueling those flames. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the weather conditions are not good. as you very well know, malibu, a beautiful spot, one of the most beautiful in the country, but now it is up in flames. we are at the pepperdine university campus overlooking the pacific ocean. you can see behind me flames just to the west and north of this campus, which has not been evacuated. over 3,000 students and faculty remain on this campus, so there is a furious effort to knock out the flames. they're actually using a fire hydrant on the center of this lawn to fuel up these choppers and they're coming in one after another to make night drops, something they don't usually do but it tells you how urgent the situation has become. the woolsey fire now over 30,000 acres burned. for more on that let's get to matt gutman who is live for us this morning. matt. >> reporter: rob, those firefighters are so stretched they can't even get to fires like this. this is a multimillion dollar home south of calabasas where we are right now. in fact, this entire neighborhood has been obliterated. all the mountains around here are scorched and not a firefighter in site. that's how stretched they are across southern california this morning. i want you to just take a quick look at this house. that's actually the main part of this home. there's a tennis court over there, and this is just the garage. this is all that's left to burn in this particular home here. overnight those fires ousting hundreds of thousands of residents from their homes. >> report of three people trapped in a house. >> people trapped in cars. there might be some injuries. >> reporter: a line of fires in southern california turning homes to cinders racing across the landscape faster than firefighters can contain them. residents like rebecca hackett desperate to outrun the flames filming on instagram as e

rob: we will give you a little hint of that right now. thanks so much. the holiday season is here and that means holiday shopping. rob: a classic toy store back in new york city. >> we went to rockefeller center to check it out. watch. >> hello! >> welcome. >> look at that. >> here you go. >> the whole day that we are in here. >> here you go. this is what we need. please do. this store has a lot of history and it is not new to new york. >> it has been around since 1862 and we close our doors in 2015 and excited to be back here today at rockefeller center. and iconic force in new york city and so many memories people have of our history and new memories we are waiting to create with the kids. >> we won't use that one. look at it, shows everybody else where you got it. >> plastic beach here. >> you got here. >> always fun at the grocery store. >> carly is having the time of her life. >> i am a big 80s movie lover and i love tom hanks and i remember big and i remember that piano. ♪ >> let's learn. ♪ >> two. ♪ >> there you go. >> i wanted to play in that piano and finally get it. >> dream come true. pretty good job. >> we missed up the high-5s like we messed up the piano. >> the piano thing was hard. >> pulling 8 hours. if you haven't been there and come to new york city over the holidays it is something to put on your bucket list. robthe line was out the door. >> go early. rob: absolutely. 53 minutes after the hour. - can capturing the moment the state troopers nearly hit on by a tractor-trailer. and incredibly close call coming up next. jillian: giant fears have some bead while one may have won over social media. rob: another bovine coming for the cow crowd. more cows today, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. . . the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headache. check your blood sugar. low blood sugar can be serious and may be life-threatening. injection site reactions may occur. tell your prescriber about all medicines you take and all your medical conditions. taking tzds with insulins like tresiba® may cause serious side effects like heart failure. your insulin dose shouldn't be changed without asking your prescriber. get medica