steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve. lemonis: also, in order to cut down travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he

steve: hey. lemonis: i'm marcus. steve: i'm steve. lemonis: steve, nice to meet you.teve: nice to meet you. it's so surreal, actually, meeting you face-to-face. lemonis: we're here. let's do it. so, this is your business. steve: this is it. lemonis: what prompted you to get into this? steve: i'm a minimalist by trade. lemonis: do you live in a tiny home? steve: no. i live in a regular house now. i've got a family and kids. i actually live in sonoma and in colorado. lemonis: what happened to, "i want to be a minimalist"? steve: i still am a minimalist. lemonis: yeah. what did you do before this? steve: i was a restaurateur. i really don't have much experience in manufacturing. i can manufacture a burger. lemonis: okay. can you show me a few models? steve: so, we have cypress, the farallon alta, the elm 26 equator, and the roanoke. lemonis: i mean, it's like a log cabin. steve: yeah. lemonis: but it's movable. steve: yes. they can pick their floor finish, they can pick their roof and window colors. people really want to get into these and customize them. lemonis: so, wh

steve: love?eers and applause ] >> jimmy: we got one answer! >> seth: faith, get over there. hello, darling. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, mr. dawson. >> steve: once again, name the most popular word to complete the search, jimmy. why do country singers always sing about blank? what is it? >> jimmy: mama? [ laughter ] >> steve: let's see mama. ♪ ooh. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: one fail. >> what? >> steve: two fails and you're out. >> that is not cool. >> steve: james, it's up to you. come on. why do country sing about blank? why do they sing about? >> jimmy: drinking. >> steve: drinking! [ cheers and applause ] let's see drinking. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] okay, faith. >> yes. you always sing about -- >> um, my family. >> yes, family. >> jimmy: yes, family. i love family. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: okay, get family, you win. if not, the mcgraw steals it. let's see it. ♪ ooh! [ audience ohs ] that's two. tariq. tariq trotter. >> tariq: how you doing? >> steve: famed entrepreneur. >> tariq: yup, yup.

>> steve: yes.he window. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: yes. >> what other things -- >> jimmy: so is your second and third -- >> people pierce. all right, i have to go to like my fifth answer. >> steve: yes. >> but do i say it out loud? >> steve: yes. >> okay, it's -- >> jimmy: yeah, say it to yourself. >> it's tongue. >> steve: tongue. should i pierce my tongue? >> that's good. >> steve: let's see tongue. [ ding ]e boom! >> damn. >> jimmy: that's a fail. >> i bet my real one would have been good. >> steve: i bet it would have been. >> yeah. >> steve: you can whisper it to me later. noah, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> steve: what is the answer? should i pierce my what? >> should i pierce my ears? >> steve: ears! >> jimmy: yes, of course! >> steve: let's see ears. >> steve: ears. [ ding ] >> jimmy: yes! >> steve: number two answer. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: tish, darling -- >> keep it classy mom. >> steve: top three answer up there at number four. >> i'm going to keep it classy. >> steve: ke

steve: pig!] horse! >> i told you. [ ding ] >> steve: and man. [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, now -- stop it. stop it. stop it! >> steve: jiminy christmas. >> jimmy: let's get to the final round and get this over. >> steve: all right. the final round, noah and cole, you are up. ♪ >> noah! [ cheers and applause ] >> you're going down. >> steve: okay, this is the final round. this is for the game. complete this internet search -- >> no! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we didn't ask you yet. >> steve: no, not yet. >> i'm going to delete your history. >> steve: why are people afraid of blank? tell me when you're locked in. >> wait, what? >> i did it. >> steve: did you do it? >> yeah? >> steve: all right, what did you write, noah? >> i wrote dogs. >> steve: why are people afraid of dogs? >> cole, what did you write? >> i wrote me. >> steve: why are they afraid of me? >> jimmy: people afraid of you? no one is afraid of you. >> i'd watch. >> jimmy: oh, really? [ light laughter ] >> steve: let's see. let's see

steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve.: also, in order to cut down travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful

. >> steve: oh, my god.dream. >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. i like that. guys, finally if you take the board game sorry minus the board game sorry, it equals, sorry, not sorry. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. that's all the time we have for "popular mathematics." thank you very, very, very much. look at this, guys. as you might know, we have our very own ben & jerry's ice cream, "the tonight dough." ♪ [ cheers ] it's delicious. it's three different types of cookie dough. or two different types of cookie dough -- the swirl, the whole thing, it's really good. well anyways, we're coming out with a brand-new flavor. >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to tell you all about it. it's all part of this -- ben & jerry's are doing this new thing called "secret stash." >> steve: uh-huh. >> jimmy: right? they're available for a limited time. you can only get them at the ben & jerry scoop shops or online at benjerry.com, i think it is. not ben and jerry's, benjerry. >> steve: benjerry. >> jimmy

steve? steve: go in the middle right here. >> now we go to the map.n the u.s. senate, most of them are blue. most of these states are democrats. a lot of them were there only because barack obama carried them across the finish line six years ago. steve: conventional wisdom is if i they are blue now going forward except the donald trump factor. >> that's right. these are the states with senate races and how they voted last time for donald trump. all of these blue states won by donald trump. some of them, montana north dakota, missouri, indiana, west virginia, these are states trump won by between 18 and 42 points. if you are joe manchin in west virginia, you are talking about an electorate that four years ago or six years ago you could be a democrat and it was okay. but right now it's very tough. arizona, donald trump won just by three points. it's a state where jeff flake has had his problems. this is a democratic pickup opportunity. probably the only one in a state trump won. here's the other side of the map. dean heller, nevada, this is the only sta

steve: sure.ident and members of the senate finance committee and then tomorrow he is going to meet with the big four leaders of the house and the congress. one member of the u.s. senate is senator tim scott, and he says that if tax reform is passed by this congress, it's going to have a direct impact on not just the middle class, but on lower class. listen to this. >> if you don't pay income taxes and we increase your refund by 40%, that is a direct dollar impact. in other words, you have more money to use to keep those ends together. those single mothers like mine who are working paycheck to paycheck. what we focused on is making sure that those folks who are struggling to get ahead in life have more of their own money so that they can take care of the needs of their families and perhaps even have a night out. brian: they tried to get senator tim scott to say he had problems with it but he wouldn't. it is pointed out that among the six that aren't a yes yet that we know of. senator susan collins

steve? steve: jillian, thank you. sparking outrage after making it known they don't want police using their campus bathrooms all in an effort to keep the cops out of sight from the students. this as a petition is in the works by brooklyn college students to ban the police from the campus all together. some students saying to the "new york post," quote: we do not want the new york city police department on campus in any respect, even if it's just to take breaks and use the bathroom. students don't feel comfortable around cops. it makes safe spaces feel not so safe. your firsyour your first instins to be scared. here to weigh in on the sergeant's benevolent association ed mullins. good morning. >> good morning. steve: the first inclination of some of these students when they see a police officer is to be scared. >> that's only on campus. as soon as not in their travels to and from school. it's not in the neighborhoods where we live and not when they call 911. there is clearly a little bit of an agenda going on. steve: a

>> steve: what?mmy: "not only am i pardoning them, i'm hanging out with them all week." [ light laughter ] this weekend trump sent a tweet where he criticized senator jeff flake for saying bad things about quote, "your favorite president." [ light laughter ] people were like, "he said bad things about obama?" [ laughter and applause ] he's talking about me -- well, this is pretty big. after saying that he'd let people import elephant trophies into the u.s., trump got a lot of backlash from the public and changed his mind. yeah, trump's really -- really trying to win back animal lovers, even made his own nature documentary that's coming out. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, watch this. >> this is donald trump, and i love animals. which is why i made trump's planet earth. i'm gonna tell you about all my favorite animals, such as -- the chimichanga. the walrus. mitch mcconnell. [ indiscernible ] the topanga. mufasa. and, of course, my favorite. orange tan. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's weird rig

steve: sure.ake didn't hide his distaste for the president. he wrote a book about it? >> he stole barry goldwater's title and selling it on more liberal stations. kind of ironic. barry goldwater was the conservative standard bearer, it's a strange day. steve: then have you got true conservatives people who would like things to be as skinny as possible. have you ron johnson, ted cruz, mike lee, tom cotton, jeff sass. >> lee has spoken says he can't support a tax cut deal that raises anybody's taxes there are losers in this tax bill. if i were a republican senator, i would want to vote for it, get it into conference and continue to improve it ron johnson is doing that now. he is saying he doesn't like the fact that big corporations get a better deal than small corporations. so he is going to keep pushing before the deal hits, before the bill hits the senate floor to try to make it better for small businesses. and i think he is doing the right thing from a conservative standpoint. steve: what's inter

steve: mr.r schumer and pelosi talking to each other. but go, oh, deal the president's going to tweet. we'll show him. steve: have a tweet tantrum. >> this is the easiest photo win trump has had in his presidency. brian: so here's schumer firing back. >> president trump made sure that today's meeting is nothing but a photo op. these issues are far too serious for these kinds of games. mr. president, it's time to stop tweeting and start leading. brian: he says he's going to meet with congressional leaders in congress because the president doesn't want to get anything done. you think he realized this was probably a bad play? >> the president who inch by inch is moving to passing the biggest tax cut in 30 years, that strikes me as getting something done. you know, the president who just took over the consumer financial protection board and drove out elizabeth warren. as you say you have the president dealing with north korea, and it happened under secretary mattis. and he said, you know, we have th

steve: he is.f the dishonesty going on with crooked hillary and the dems. new donna brazile book said she paid for and stole the democratic party. what's the emails, uranium, op-ed, the server, plus plus. this is the question people have had withlike and her campaign from the beginning especially bernie sanders. of all the people yum set about this. it's got to be him. rob: you think the dnc might apologize to bernie. not going to happen. maybe even bernie supporters demanding an apology. they might. they are loud enough that they might do it. are they going to get it. steve: apparently donna brazile according to this exert from politico when she found out pulling the strings at the dnc she called bernie said sorry, bud, it really was happening. so many democrats are so steamed listen to this sound bite montage. >> this is a real problem. but, what we have got to do as democrats now is we have got to hold this party accountable. you have got to put together a democratic party in which everybody can

(steve) and i'm steve aveson.eports on charges leveled by a formerstudent against the all-girls catholic presentation high school in san jose. . katherine leehane/presentation high school graduate "....the administration had notice going back to the mid 1980's that the teacher who abused me was a problem....tragically i was not his first victim or his last...." 1991 presentation high school graduate kathryn leehane says she was sexually abused by a teacher in the late 1980's and that the administration failed to fully investigate.katherine leehane".....there is no indication that my report was ever acted upon or that my abuser was ever held accountably...""....when i sent my first letter reporting that he had groped me and shown me pictures of a naked woman, the administration didn't even respond..."the teacher, who is now deceased, was not named. about the same time, says lehane classmate cheryl hodgin-marshall, a friend she referred to as "jane doe,' said she too was sexually molested by kathryyn's same abuser.c

steve: okay.ons. it exams financial businesses. steve: okay. very good. and mr. cordray left although he did wind up serving one year longer, i believe, than was initially intended. then on the way out he appointed this woman leann dr. english to take his place. that was the problem. mick mulvaney and she both said whoa, we are running the place. according to your understanding of the law, who should run the place? >> in my mind there is no doubt that mr. mulvaney is correctly running the agency. actually, the cfpb general counsel agreed. ms. english is suing on her own behalf. steve: okay. to your earlier points about how it's just a wing of the democratic party, somebody dug up the number of political donations that have been made to democrats and to republicans and it turns out, this is laughable, 593 donations to democrats, 1 to a republican and that republican was mitt romney, i understanding. when you were working there, did you feel like -- because you're a republican, did you feel like you

steve: right.ot vote, then it guarantees there's no guarantee people in the house like. brian: right. steve: so stay tuned. brian: they have to go to conference and say this is what we came up with. ainsley: and they're hoping to pass the big bill, the final one before christmas, before break. brian: and, by the way, can we fund the government by december 8th? steve: they've got a lot to do. meanwhile, it appears that the new york times is working with the democrats because what they did was essentially the editorial board took over their twitter account to remind people to contact some of those eight u.s. senators, all republicans, to vote "no" on it. it does look like they cross the line. they become kind of a grassroots advocacy group. and the other thing about it is they may have -- and we say may because, you know, when we look at their new social media guidelines that they put out about a month and a half ago, it looks like this actually breaks their guidelines if you consider the people who

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>> steve: air bud.> jimmy: and after trump disinvited the golden state warriors from the white house, lebron james called the president a bum and said visiting the white house was an honor until trump showed up. [ audience oohs ] trump was like, "does our healthcare bill cover burns?" [ laughter and applause ] "you burned me!" but in fun football news, i saw that someone decided to run on the field during the kent state/louisville game on saturday. take a look and listen to the commentators, here. >> i like his pad level, james. >> he might do it! look, he's gonna do it! oh my goodness, buddy! do it, do it, do it! touchdown! [ applause ] oh, man. he's my favorite squirrel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the crazy thing? even that squirrel turned down an invitation to the white house. >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he wouldn't do it. didn't feel like doing it. it's just been insane. over the weekend trump was criticized by lebron james, steph curry, stevie wonder, jay-z, and john legen

steve.: thanks ainsley, the union that represents ice officers, ice council that endorsed president trump in the election. now the team is upset that the trump administration has been so slow to reverse policies of obama years. a post on website saying, quote, while officers view the president's position on enforcement as courageous, the trump administration has left all of the obama managers and leadership in place, tensions are on the rise between trump's army of obama holdovers. here to react former ice agent and border patrol officer david joins us today as you can see from channel 35, fox 35 in orlando. david, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: a number of ice officials say they feel like the president has betrayed them because so many people are leftovers from the obama administration and nothing is changing? >> i don't think president obama has betrayed anyone at this point. steve: president trump. >> sorry, president trump, but what we do have is a period of time from janua

>> steve: beatles. >> jimmy: the kinks. >> steve: kinks. the stones. >> jimmy: stones.s is called "dung beetle rolls again." [ laughter ] >> steve: "dung beetle rolls again." >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> steve: dung beetle. >> jimmy: yeah, so this might be a bad idea, but let's listen to a track up here. let's just start with -- this one's called "slap up breakfast." [ laughter ] >> steve: wait. ♪ slap up breakfast ♪ for me for me ♪ ♪ ♪ slap up breakfast ♪ for me for me ♪ ♪ bacon sausages black pudding eggs chips beans toast tea ♪ ♪ or coffee slap up breakfast ♪ ♪ >> questlove: come on, man. come on. come on. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: one of them is getting away with a lot. >> jimmy: yeah, i have no idea. >> questlove: what are y'all doing in the writer's room, man? >> jimmy: no, i did not -- i did not -- >> steve: who do you thinks playing the rubber band? billy or sexton? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's one broken rubber band away from not being a song. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. it' just fantastic. ♪ slap up breakfast more for me slap up breakf

steve.want to make sure who they are and who the process to get there i'm not sure this helps us and helps you guys to keep us safe. >> i do. one point, keep your eyes on the ball. it's the ungoverned space we allowed in iraq and syria the lesson we learned from 9/11. not a breeding ground petrie dish islamic extremists who choose to fight there it's also propaganda tool. brian: you are a cyber security expert. yesterday stunning news on the front page of the "new york times" has been breached, has been hacked. what did we lose? who did it. >> this is from shadow brokers. many viewers will recall the wanna cry ransom virus released way back in june this year. and targeted computers. and at this point we don't know exactly who is responsible. who are shadow brokers. we believe it's russia. there have been three nsa employees who have been arrested. we're not sure if that's the result, if they were responsible for the leak of this information. really the forensics are ongoing, and that's very

steve: sure. have learned in the last couple of weeks thanks to the donna brazile book and other sources, apparently the dnc has had their bank account in our nation's capital in washington, d.c. for decades, it's always been there until this deal with the hillary clinton campaign and suddenly they move their bank account to her bank in brooklyn. >> that's right. and that was one of the big red flags for me when i was looking at the fec reports, they moved that bank account the same month that they entered into this memorandum of understanding between the campaign and the dnc and essentially gave the clinton campaign control over all of the dnc's money. steve: well, looks fishy, doesn't it? >> it does. there's a shock, right? [laughter] steve: let's see what the department of justice, if they do anything or the federal election commission does as well. thank you very much for joining us from our nation's capital. >> appreciate it. steve: what do you think about the e-mail in fox and friends.com. p

steve: okay. tax -- the tax rates think will stay in seven brackets or might go down about 3% in total. but, does it simplify things like the president said? >> the president said he wants it much simpler. i think that's what we are going to get. 90% of americans will be able to file their whole tax package, their tax forms on a postcard. h and r block is not going to like that. all the americans are going to love it this is a good thing for the nation because all of a sudden our standard deductions are going to double from $12,000 a year to $24,000 a year plus they are expanding the child tax credit. this is good for the average american. and this is going to be wonderful for american factories. we will hire a lot of people to keep up with the new growth and optimism coming into our great country. steve: you are very optimistic. let's see what happens next. drew greenblatt, thank you for coming to our nation's capital. >> thank you, sir. steve: over a decade he spent as a spokesman for bashar al

the first one is a cookbook. >> steve: oh, good. >> jimmy: i love cookbooks. >> steve: love to snug upey're perfect for the holidays. this is "microwave cooking on a a diet." [ light laughter ] i guess that's the classic loose taco meat, chocolate pudding diet. [ audience aws ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: i didn't realize you could microwave pudding. [ light laughter ] but no, they've got some things in here. like meat and potatoes right there. yeah, that's good. what -- tongue stew. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: sweet and sour tongue. well, i see why it's a diet book, because you never want to eat anything in this book. [ laughter ] you'll lose weight. makes sense. [ applause ] you'll lose weight. >> steve: can't taste it. >> jimmy: the next one is a a how-to book. >> steve: oh, i love how-to books. >> jimmy: me too. they're the best. this is always helpful. this is "how to be a drug dealer." [ laughter ] by 673126. [ laughter ] and below it says, "note: author's pen name." i love this author. >> steve: yeah. 673 -- yeah. >> jimmy: when i think of literary greats -- >> steve: y

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. a 29 year old is in custody tonight. but not before investigators say he went on a deadly drive near the world trade center.(pam) alison kosik joins us live in new york tonight .... with what we know at this point in the investigation ... james p. o'neil/ nypd commissioner: "today, there was a loss of life in lower manhattan. the dead and injured were just going about their days.""after a truck mowed over people in a new york city bike path, killing at least eight, and injuring as least a dozen more.witness/ mos: "it happened out of nowhere. i was walking down the street, it was a normal day and just out of nowhere i hear and see people. i see people running and screaming.shortly after 3pm, officials say a man driving a rented home depot truck hopped a curb at west houston street in lower manhattan. the suspect drove south on the bike path, striking people indiscriminantl y.he eventually stopped after smashing into a school bus and wrecking his vehicle. james p. o'neil/ nypd commissioner: "after the collision, the driver

(steve) good evening i'm steve aveson-- in for grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan -- in for vicki liviakis. the attack happened near the world trade center site and memorial this afternoon. this is a closer look at the exact location in manhattan. (steve) police say the 29-year- old driver shouted "allahu akbar" when he emerged from the truck. that means "god is great" in arabic. (catherine) we want to go live to the scene now. allison kosik is in lower manhattan with an update on the investigation into the terror attack. ((catherine)) ((catherine)) we are hearing from more witnesses of the attack. one man says he could clearly see the truck in the bike lane...and described the frightening scene... "i look down and i see a truck going down towards chambers street and i'm saying what's going on as i go down more i see two- i mean he's in the bike lane clearly in the bike lane and i see when i go down i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body. and you could tell that they're not here

steve: surely.dnc was in the tank for hillary because she essentially bought and -- bought off the dnc because they needed money. here she is talking about that. >> i raised the money now you got to get sign off from brooklyn. this wasn't a standing joint fundraising agreement. they had a separate memorandum of understanding. and i needed to break that. in order to break it, i would cause a great commotion. so, yeah, i'm not patsy the slave because i got sick and tired of people telling me how to spend money when all i was trying to do. steve: there is that sound bite. >> it's not only startling they had this financial leverage, it's also that donna brazile said she felt fear of the clintons. think about that. i mean, i made a movie about hillary. i felt fear about the clintons. i never said so. i never hingtsed it. donna brazile says the gives you the idea the clintons are math i can't. run up along them on the wrong side. brian: you go ahead and marginalize donna brazile. and go ahead and marginal

steve: okay.'s keep it with football and now there is a story out of "the washington post" as of yesterday afternoon, most nfl owners now, given the backlash and how their waiting are divinsd ling are considering that they may keep the players in the locker room during the national anthem. they are going to officially vote on it in march. you know what? that's an idea that once again the president in the last five minutes has tweeted out as well. brian: that's akin to i'm worried about the kids coming to school late every day so let's not have them come to school. the president tweeted this out the nfl is thinking about a new idea of keeping the teams in the locker room during the neavment. that's almost as bad as kneeling. when the commissioner get tough and smart. this issue is killing your league. it's certainly not helping. it's beginning to dwindle. fewer players doing it i would say, this the only thing worse than that would be to stop playing the national anthem which i predicted about six

(steve) (steve) (steve) now at eight.... we are learning more about the past of the gunman who went on a shooting rampage in tehama county. sheriff's deputies responded to calls involving kevin neal 21 times in the last year. the information was just released today by authorities. the public records detail a quickly escalating feud between neal and his neighbors. the neighbors called the sheriff's department at least six times to report that neal had been firing a gun-- sometimes at their homes and cars. five people were killed in the shooting-- including neal's wife and two neighbors. (steve) new tonight at 8. a homeless man who paid it forward --- is getting rewarded in a big way.(pam) people have donated more than 19- thousand dollars for the man who used his last 20- dollars to help a stranger. 27- year old kate mcclure posted her story on a 'go fund me' page. she says ... she ran out of gas on a pennsylvania interstate. mcclure says, that's when she met johnny bobbitt junior. bobbit is homeless, and had been sitting on

(steve) good evening i'm steve aveson. i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore..this game came down to the wire.. the team playing for much more than themsleves... they're playing for the entire fire ravaged community... kron4's charles clifford joins us live... charles? what's the mood like out there? ....

steve: thank you, sir. ainsley: thank you. steve: all right.otic turnout was incredible. the bar's owners join us live coming up next. there they are (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ steve: time now for some quick headlines. first up, the push for legalization of medical marijuana push steam. jeff sessions, a 12-year-old colorado girl is suing -- joining the lawsuit claiming she cannot move back to texas because medical marijuana is not legal there, which she uses to treat her seizures. currently, 29 states and the district of columbia have legalized medical marijuana. and illegal immigrants are now getting free legal help in nearly a dozen u.s. cities. the institute of justice launching their safe and fairness for everybody campaign by paying illegal -- bills for illegals detained facing deport

(steve) and i'm steve aveson.estacio is live in union square with more on holiday shopping. terisa. the count down is on out here at union square for many the lighting of the tree marks the start of the entire holiday season. (estacio)as you can imagine - it is busy day down here at union square families and friends crowded stores to check out bargains, and in general have some fun. (estacio- pkg)get ready set go. it was time to hit the pavement and head into stores for some deals on this black friday.kristina. yeah, we found some shirts and jackets. this year, black friday is expected to be the busiests day of the year for tradition brick and mortar stores, like macys. with the economy doing well, and the unemployment at the lowest in 17 years, stores are hoping to cash in with shoppers. but many shoppers say despite being out and about after thanksiving, they are buying many items online - and being picky on what they do spend their money on in stores. kelsie lowe. besides looking for a deal, there were those ju

steve: why?t pick up the tab. so taxpayers are going to be paying. this and the bad news is for sole proprietors, people who actually maybe they have a little income, right, but they don't get the subsidy there cost could go up as much as 200 percent. ainsley: healthcare.gov if you are interested in logging on. >> thank you. ainsley: still ahead congressman steve scalise. brian: todd piro is talking to voters at indiana dirnl. todd? todd: good morning, guys. on a day like today the focus is on terrorism, extreme vetting. that's diversity visa program. also going to talk about taxes. a lot of topics to cover here from martinsville, indiana, when "fox & friends" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24

(steve) (steve) (steve) kron 4 news. (steve) thanksgiving may be coming to a close..ut the holiday weekend is just getting started. this is a live look outside at san francisco.. i'm here with meteorologist lawrence karnow... what can we expect? lawrence karnow: there were plenty of clouds and mild temperatures on this thanksgiving day. there were also a few showers in the north bay. highs today were above normal and in the 60s and 70s. you can still see a few light showers on doppler radar so if you're heading out to do any shoping you may want to bring an umbrella especially in the north bay. on the satellite picture you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. most of the rain continues to move to the north. some of that tropical moisture will combine with a storm coming down from the gulf of alaska. it's looking like a windy and wet storm over the weekend. if you're going to far northern california expect cool 50s and rain. in the central valley there will be partly cloudy skies and 60s to mid 70s. southern california will be sunny and bright with

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