carley: i'm carley shimkus. todd: good to be with you. >> good to be with you too. >> we love you, carley, congratulations. carley: i love you so much too. thank you so much. more fox and friends in just a moment. carley: oh, my gosh. i'm so thankful for that package. i think i'm going to cry there. were some things i saw that i totally forgot happened. i love every single moment of being a part of this family. it's wonderful. thank you so much, todd, for being my friend. on and off camera. todd: here's the deal with had that. the thing that stood out to me from that package, your mom, she looks so young. carley: my mom is watching right now. todd: i've never seen a picture of your mom. carley: my mom is beautiful. my daddies amazing and handsome. i have a feeling my mom is crying because they included a baby picture of me. you knows how parents are. todd: not because i said she's looking young. carley: she will probably text me after this. i'm sure she is grateful you said that too. thank you to the producers f

ainsley: carley shimkus returned to arkansas. brian: carley shimkus not in her office they told me she is in indiana. carley: it is really important to consider buying in america. ainsley: carley shimkus is bring you behind the scenes can with some of the farmers. carley: i'm a city girl but i like the country life. lawrence: i love you guys but we have to fix this first. your guys' hats. carley: they are not on backwards, are they? ♪ carley: i just got on it and midway through i realized i didn't know how to stop. democrats took the field you go k. get' opposition. >> watch out, carley. >> watch out coming for you. steve: carley so appropriate. carley: our nation's past time. >> green beret challenge taken over the plaza this morning. here comes the mud. carley: woe. ♪ ains good job, carley. steve: all right. carley: yea. steve: very nice. ainsley: we recognize that baby right there. it is our own carley shimkus. she brought her narnghts to cook cake. ainsley: thank you for sharing your daughter with us we love her. carley:

what matters is that you are carley shimkus and you are the new co-anchor of the he show. carley: i am honored and excite todd be here. remember when jillian said she was going to watch this morning. if you are, we love you and good morning. good morning to you and everybody. and also it's a special day because if you've noticed, the studio looks a little different. there are some new exciting graphics. and it took a lot of work. todd: huge shoutout to the team that did this. carley: and they're beautiful. i feel like i'm in tv heaven. we're going to start with a fox news alert. president biden is en route to scotland this hour ahead of today's united nations climate conference, the summit kicks off as biden's climate agenda stalls in congress and his approval rating plummets. todd: griff jenkins is in wash washington. we turn to alex hogan who is live on the ground in scotland. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carl carley, this is 12 dayf conversations, leaders from around the world will be here for the 26th climate change conference. this was suppo

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. glad to have you back. we begin with the white house. the t president is set to sign the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law today. carley: it comes amid plummeting approval numbers and the spending bill remains in peril over fears it will drive inflation higher. lauren blanchard joins us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carley. president biden will surround himself with democrats, republicans, governors and mayors today for a signing ceremony at the white house. the hope is to prove they can move the economy forward with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. a new poll shows the people may feel differently. asked whether or not they a approve of biden's job as president, 41% you approve, 53 disapprove. when it comes to the economy, only 39% say they view his handling of the economy in a positive way, 55 say they have a negative view. what could be extremely troubling for the president's party, which currently holds a slim majority in the house, 51% of the registered voters asked said they would v

carley shimkus is live in ohio talking to some of those leaders. carley? carley: yeah. that's right, brian. i'm at the cathedral refining company. in a few minutes joined by a group of lawmakers who have a message for president biden. we will be talking about the political ramifications of whether or not line 5 will be shut down and what it means for your wallet. stay tuned, more "fox & friends" after this. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services with voltaren arthritis pain gel. m

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. fox news teamed up with u.s. mets for a make camo your cause to help end veteran homelessness in the u.s. help bishoping or donating -- by shopping or donating. carley: it is such a great cause. please participate in that wonderful cause. i'm live inside the industrial fire house for the toledo refining company as some fear the biden administration could halt another u.s. pipeline amid a global energy crisis. i'll be speaking with he local leaders on the ground here about what exactly that could mean for the region and the country as a whole. alex hogan has more on the painful spike in energy prices hitting highs not seen in more than a decade. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carley and todd. diplomatic talks are still well underway in scotland at cop 26 as many of the leaders then return home to their home countries, trying to implement some of these changes but back on u.s. soil, there is a lot of pushback especially when it comes to what these changes could mean for

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro of. todd piro. this terrifying video shows the vehicle nearly missing a young girl dancing in the street. .carley: lauren blanchard has islive in washington where the president has been believed. we start with ashley strohmier. >> reporter: overnight the city of waukesha announced five people died and more than 40 were hurt after a driver in a redford suv slammed into the local christmas parade. witnesses of the dozens hit, many were children. >> everyone's in shock. and then everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the cargoing through the girls. and the only reason why they didn't break down is because i had the other kids around me and i knew they would panic. >> reporter: the driver was seen on video breaking through barricades toward the festivities. police confirmed an officer opened fire on the vehicle in an attempt to stop it. but added that they do not believe the driver fired any shots. the vehicle was later recorded narrowly missing a toddler dancing in th

. >> carley shimkus endorses this. >> but the fullface wax? >> whoever you go to who puts wax all over your face and aggressively rips it off so i guess that's in place shaving. jesse: i never have to shave again? >> know the hair will grow back there is no reason to do this unless you don't want to breathe for a few minutes. jesse: this is not a guy and blackface but it is wax on his face i just want to clarify. the dry scooping challenge people are eating the powder. >> pre- workout powder i didn't know it was a thing but i guess it's high in caffeine coming in powder form you can put in a water bottle teenagers put it directly into their mouth is high in caffeine so if you have an undiagnosed heart condition it could be bad which there is a 20 euros woman who said she had a heart attack. [laughter] apparently she is a stripper nothing to do with the story by thought you would appreciate that. >> she is okay. think god. >> there she is currently does not endorse any of them. >> send the bill my way stick up next a "watters world" thanksgivin

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shimkus planned to ohio but correct me if i'm wrong. carley: i've been on highways yesterday and today. i am in ohio, the toledo refining company, the uncertainty of the pipeline and the importance of critical infrastructure and meeting americans energy needs and the impact of skyhigh inflation on your wallet, the president double down on the need to spend trillions of dollars of your taxpayer money and turns out the democrats social spending plan would include a massive tax cut for the wealthy. todd: didn't think that would happen. police in kenosha bracing for unrest in their street as the kyle rittenhouse trial draws to a close. ashley strohmeyer joins us with more. >> reporter: kyle rittenhouse's defense team and prosecutors will be back in court for closing arguments on monday to go over jury instructions was a witness said joseph rosenbaum was part of the chaos during the protest in kenosha claim he tried to push burning dumpsters and to occupy police cars and became confrontational. the judge coming down the prosecutor but this t

carley: i'm carley shimkus live from the hard rock hotel casino in hollywood, florida, the site of the third annual patriot awards, exclusive event celebrating patriotism and honoring every day he rose across the country. "fox and friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth will emcee the show. you will see more in a couple minutes. we had so much fun yesterday together. todd: we begin with the news this one, the battle over president biden's tax and spending it is intensifying as americans struggle with inflation, the white house undercutting the congressional budget office before it releases its assessment on the one$.75 trillion plan. live in washington, the latest. >> the infrastructure package is now law, president biden in new hampshire, builds back better, the estimated $1.75 trillion social spending bill focusing on subjects like climate change, still on capitol hill, month after the white house hoped it would fit the president's desk. president biden, and the margins are razor thin, with a lead in both chambers of congress. >> what happens to ordinary people. it is fully paid for. >>

let's deal in my co-anchor, carley shimkus, i have missed you my friend. i know. i'm still not over the patriot awards how incredible it was there is a lack of patriotism in this country and we are fighting against that by honoring our great american heroes. it was such an incredible night. i can't waited to see you tomorrow. todd: friends start now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

brian: carley shimkus is here with the news. carley: very exciting day because ever the patriot awards. there is also other news this morning. washington, d.c. murder rate hitting 16-year high. the democrat run city recording 199th homicide this week. that's 13% higher than this time last year. d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the city has, quote: violence interrupter in place and increasing police presence. a pharmacy in northern virginia has been administering the adult size pfizer covid vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. it k.c. pharmacy administered what they thought was a child size portion of the adult vaccine but ended up giving 25 children shot three times the dose for kids of that age. now, this is the third instance of the virginia pharmacy making this mistake. the cdc telling parents of kids given the wrong shot to contact their physician. president biden frequent trips home to delaware reportedly costing taxpayers about $3 million just for secret service protection. secret service records obtained by the "new york post"

i am carley shimkus. >> i am benjamin hall, i get to stand in for todd and occasionally work with you. carley: and stateside as well. congratulations on the new job. benjamin: i'm fresh off the boat. as an american passport holder i feel like this is a homecoming for me. i'm loving it. dc is an incredible city. i have been welcomed by the fox family. these guys so close to one another and they made it a remarkably smooth transition and i couldn't be happier. carley: i'm glad you are here and many people spend their thanksgivings in a lot of ways. the president said america is back, we will talk business owners who may not exactly feel that way coming up later on the show. benjamin: philadelphia recording is 500 homicide this week of the democratic led city matching the record for the deadliest year in the city of history, 1990. of 55-year-old woman was shot and killed himself philadelphia. the gunman chased the woman down the street before shooting her. police believe the gunman is the woman's estranged husband but is not yet been arrested. this as the city's marital calls for tighter

that is carley shimkus, far cry from the president's promise that it would be fully played for. carley: breaking news from washington. >> kevin mccarthy was able to delay a house that with more than a our speech. >> i don't know. i know america will know more about it. it is your money. what you do with your money is to decide, not washington bureaucrats. >> mccarthy's beating nancy pelosi, back in 2018. mccarthy's last-ditch delay was to stall passage of the bills back better bill, the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates the bill will add $367 billion over the next decade. the deficits are closer to $160 billion, that is not 0 like the president has claimed. >> doesn't cost a cent. $1.75 billion, guess what, it is paid for. >> this is in some gigantic bill but it happens to ordinary people. it is fully paid for. >> talking about the bills back better and infrastructure bill people don't believe it will help, only a quarter of americans say the president's social spending bill will help their family. only a third say they believe will help the economy. more say the

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. the highly transmissible new variant of covid-19 has been he detected in multiple countries

todd: shimkus is ready to go there. >> tell me. >> i will try to make one up. it is going to be passed was way more americans expect to travel for thanksgiving than before the pandemic so airlines including southwest and american are insuring they have enough staff to keep operations running smoothly and putting their money where their mouth is. you could make three times your salary, premium pay up to 300% if they work from now through the new year and 150% premium pay thanksgiving and christmas week. carley: hit me the same time it hit you. the profession runs in the family. >> a nice smile, unruly passengers. >> experts are warning it could permanent as house democrats vote for a push this week. the economic allen list for critical.com joins me to make sense of the numbers and glad you're here because president biden says build back better costs $1.5 trillion. now we hear from a nonpartisan organization that it could cost $5 trillion. what is going on? >> washington accounting. a lot of us would be going to jail. what it is is they use these gimmicks. carley

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. the highly transmissible new variant of covid-19 has been he detected in multiple countries including canada. some experts say it could already be in the u.s., undetected. carley: marianne rafferty has more on this breaking news this morning. good morning, marianne. >> reporter: good morning. carley and todd. president biden holding an emergency meeting last night on the new covid omicron variant as two cases are confirmed in canada. the health team says they need another two weeks to gather data on the variant. a u.s. travel ban on eight african nations that's. takes effecttoday. nearly a dozen countries confirming cases of omicron and experts say the travel ban won't stop the variant from reaching the u.s. >> it's almost definitely here already, looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. it's almost a certainty that cases have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: health officials say there's no reason to fear the vaccines would be ineffective against omicr

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carley: i'm carley shimkus. the biden administration admits it's considering pulling the plug on another pipeline as gas prices soar. todd: alex hogan joins us with more, as democrats urge biden to take immediate action to ease the prices at the pump. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carley. the biden administration has said that it's going to wait on a full environmental review before it makes any decisions on this line 5 pipeline. back in june, the army corps of engineers announced it was beginning its own survey and impact statement of of the pipeline running from canada to michigan. environmentalists and indigenous groups continue to call for its closure to prevent any potential spills in the great lakes. caught in the cross hairs is the financial cost of what all of this could mean, especially as critics point to already soaring gas prices. 11 senate democrats sending a letter to the be president supporting recent developments towards renewable energy but urging him to use all the tools available to lowe

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hire's carley shimkus from "fox and friends." we have morgan ortegas and in the center, we have mr. peter doocy. he's co host of "fox and friends." happy thanksgiving to you guys. >> happy thanksgiving. >> hope you had a wonderful holiday. >> you too. >> let's get into this. vigils are ongoing for the six victims in waukesha. they rage in age from 8 to 81. so as the community is turning out for them, some outlets are getting called out for their coverage. "the washington post" posted and deleted the tweet suggesting the s.u.v. that brooks was driving was responsible for the massacre and an msnbc analyst took heat for calling it "an accident." watch. take a listen. >> whether it had anything to do with this accident last night in the killing of these people, others might be thinking of an attack like this. >> a red s.u.v. sped into the parade route and directly in to people marching in the parade and people watching it on the sidewalk. >> so darrell brooks jr. is facing five counts of intentional homicide and more charges are expected. his lengthy rap sheet is fuelling debate over ba

. >> you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. democrats are trying to save president biden's agenda. carley: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington amid concerns with major elections across the country. >> reporter: the house passing the infrastructure bill last friday was a win that the president desperately needed. at the same time, more americans are losing faith. the latest usa today poll shows president biden's approval rating what has hit a new low of 38%. we're trying to bring the economy back and you've got these other things happening. so the country's in a bad place. it's a real tough time to become president of the united states. >> reporter: it took 88 days from when the senate passed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill to when the house was able to do so. that relied on help from republicans. the holdup was mainly due to democratic in-fighting. >> i think congressional democrats blew the timing. we should have passed these bills in early october, if we had, it would have helped

carley: i'm carley shimkus. we begin in washington as democrats are trying to push ahead with president biden's agenda as his approval ratings plummet to a shocking new low. ashley: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with more on the left's concerns amid republicans flipping major elections across the country. good morning, alexandria. >> reporter: good morning. more americans are losing faith despite what the be president considered to be a win on friday. the latest poll shows president biden's approval rating hit a new low of 38%. the house passed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill but that relied on help from republican as democrats continue to spar with their own progressives on biden's even costlier upcoming spending bill. >> i think congressional democrats blew the timing. we should have passed these bills in early october. if we had, it would have helped terry mcauliffe. i've got to give it to the republicans, they were hungry. that's what happens when a party loses, they get hungry and win

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. carley: we begin with a live look at the white house as the biden administration admits it's considering pulling the plug on another pipeline as gas prices soar. todd: alex hogan joins us live from washington as democrats urge joe biden to take immediate action to ease the crisis the pump. alex. >> reporter: hi, carl hey and todd. there's a lot of concern over what this could mean financially when we're looking at gas prices that are already soaring compared to years past. but environmentalists say that the toll there on the great lakes is already too high. this line 5 pipeline runs from canada through michigan, transporting about 540,000 barrels of crude oil and other petroleum products every day. a leak could mean a massive and devastating impact on the great lakes. but shutting it off could cause prices at the pump to soar even more. the white house says it will wait on a full environmental review before making any call. back in june, the army corps of engineers announced it would

carley: i'm carley shimkus. the variant has been detected in multiple countries including canada. some experts say it could already be in the united states undetected. todd: marianne rafferty has more on this breaking news this morning. marianne. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carl hey. president biden holding an emergency meeting last night on the new covid omicron variant as two new cases are confirmed in canada. biden's white house health team saying they need another two weeks to gather data on the variant. a u.s. travel ban on eight african nations takes effect today after cases were confirm in south africa. nearly a dozen countries confirming cases of omicron and experts say biden's travel ban will not stop the variant from reaching the u.s. >> it's almost definitely here already, just looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. it's almost a certainty that there have been cases that have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: health officials also say there is no reason to fear the vaccines would be ineffective against omicron. >> in all the pre

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. president biden set to head to the port of baltimore today. carley: this as surging meat prices threaten to butcher holiday plans across the country. griff jenkins joins us live from washington with details on that front. >> reporter: i see what you did there. are you tired of paying more for goods or struggling to find them? the president be will head to the port of t baltimore today to unveil his plan to break the supply chain logjam. >> i know a lot of folks don't feel the progress we're making in the economy. i get it. i know the cost of gas, groceries and rent seem to be harder and harder to handle. that's one of the reasons we had to pass my build back better bill. >> reporter: turkeys may be the new toilet paper crisis. by the end of october, turkeys were over 60% out of stock. cranberry sauce, 20% out of stock, jams and t sweet potatoes, a quarter out of stock and good luck finding refrigerated pies for desert. now may be a good time to become a vegetarian. meat prices are soa

carley: i'm carley shimkus. innocent bystanders watch in horror as an suv sped into crowds gathering for a christmas themed parade. this terrifying video shows the vehicle nearly missing a young girl dancing in the street. todd: it takes your breath away every time you see it. lauren blanchard is live in washington where the president has been briefed. we start with ashley strohmier who has new details breaking overnight. ashley. >> reporter: overnight, the city of waukesha announcing five people have died and more than 40 were hurt after a driver in a red ford suv slammed into the local christmas parade. witnesses say many of the dozens hit were children. >> everyone's in shock and then everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the car going through the girls. and the only reason why they didn't break down is because i had the other kids around me. i knew if i panicked, they would panic. >> reporter: the driver was seen on video breaking through barricades, towards the festivitie

i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. you will notice the fox news logo at the bottom of your screen in camoflague this morning. we teamed up with the nonprofit organization u.s. vets for its make cammo your cause campaign, dedicated to end veteran homelessness in the u.s. head to u.s.vets.org to make your own contribution bishoping or donating. carley: it is such a great cause. there is a lot of news unfolding today as well. i'm live inside the industrial fire house for the toledo refining company as some fear the biden administration could halt another u.s. pipeline amid a global energy crisis. now, we'll be talking to a worker at this plant, this as biden's fight against oil and gas could cause irreparable damage. todd: alex hogan has more on the painful spike in the energy crisis. >> reporter: hi, carley and todd. in the last year, we've really seen price increases from everything from used car sales to groceries and of course energy. electricity bills are climbing to the greatest increase we've seen since 2009. of co

brian: carley shimkus is upstairs poised to give us some news. >> families of 16 victims the 2018 hart land school massacre reaching a settlement with the justice department for over $130 million. those families say the fbi failed to act on tips about gunman nicholas cruise pleading guilty last month to 17 counts of murder to the shooting of marjorie stoneman douglas high school his trial is in january where he faces life in prison or a possible death sentence. the new york state assembly judiciary committee finding overwhelming evidence former governor andrew cuomo engaged in shower. sexual harassment. the troubled administration lied about nursing homes during the pandemic saying quote he was not fully transparent regarding the number of nursing home residents who died as a result of covid-19. cuomo spokesman attacked the report's findings and concluded, quote: the truth will come out. tom brady and the tampa bay bucs have no problems taking care of the new york giants on monday night football. >> out, brady to throw. baldwin breaks a tackle and stroll into the end zone. touchdown bu

carley shimkus. carley: they are thankful for that. they deserve the time off. lawrence: joey jones is here. first time on "fox & friends." >> joe: first time. carley: are you kidding me? carley: did you see when we went through the haunted house? rachael ray the executive producer of "fox & friends weekend." i think it was her idea. she sent lawrence and i to a haunted house for halloween. and we are. lawrence: connected forever. carley: we have a bond. we are not brave people. you are adding the brave in that for us. you were such a gentleman. he was protecting me from all the people jumping out. don't touch her. don't you dare touch her. >> joe: that would not be me. i would be totally like she has got legs. carley: that's right. noted. so it's thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody watching. by the way, if you have pictures that you want to send us, that you would like to see on fox news, can you send them to us at friends@foxnews.com. we would love to see how you are celebrating thanksgiving. lawrence: sounds great. carley: we do know how president b

brian: more on do they show your feet at the summit let's go to carley shimkus. carley: i don't know me talking about feet. could be something other people are in to but not me. brian: a rejection on my toss. i can't believe it. carley: talking about china now. we have to talk about crime. crime rates are soaring in new york city. a woman was pushed in front of an oncoming subway train in times square friday during an attempted robbery. transit crime in the city has spikdz 80% higher than at the same pointed last year. and the police are looking for three suspects want any a brutal sidewalk shooting saturday as the trio of muggers killed one victim and sent another to the hospital. this as two women sexually assaulted thursday on a popular new york city jogging path in broad daylight within an hour of each other. unbelievable. a 1-year-old seattle boy watches his father die of heart attack while waiting for help from first responders. an incident report obtained by jason rantz shows the boy called 911. when giforts arrive an outdated note in the system forced the

just real quick because i know carley shimkus has a temper if we don't toss to her right away. joy reid called white parentsehn schools. andrea mitchell says youngkin textbook case of dishonored culture warrior got him victory. dishonest? it was parents speaking at a school board. that's unbelievable to me. ainsley: joy reid's point the parents we talked to in virginia they are all for teaching history but they just don't want their children and they pulled out some of the books that actually showed us, showed them to us that said you basically need to apologize if you are a certain color. steve and the other big news story aside from the world series, is that the fact that in new jersey, according to the a.p., the republican is still leading by 1100 votes. and if he were to win, you know, people have said if glenn youngkin wins it's going to be an earthquake. a global tsunami if jack chited really wins and he is leading rights now. but there are still a lot more votes. ainsley: do we know when that race will be called? steve: up to close to 90% of the precincts reporting. bria

here now the news with carley shimkus. reporter very good. it's too normal for me though. i'll give it a c+. in your corner, with your permission. brian: right. >> reporter: fox news alert, potential game-changer in fighting the pandemic. health regulators in the u.k. approving a merck covid-19 pill for treatment. it's the first country to give it authorization. regulators giving it the green light for use among some adults as an at-home covid are treatment. the pill is still pending review in the united states, but experts say it could be ground breaking to ease covid caseloads in hospitals and curbing the pandemic. >>> dr. anthony fauci heading back to the hot seat today as a new damning report reveals his staff questioned the use of taxpayer money on gain of function research this wuhan as far back as 2016. senator rand paul has repeatedly accused fauci of lying. he is now calling for tau chi to be fired. -- fauci to be the fired. >>> john deere delivers its best and final offer to striking workers, giving a 30% pay raise over six years, an $8500 bonus and paid parental

red zone shimkus. steve: in addition watching a lot of football over the weekend. if you were watching the television and saw television news you saw at love crime. you saw flash mobs out in l.a. where they broke into the home depot to steal more sledge hammers to knock over more stores. you saw all sorts of stuff asking on. and then in the new york city area. a fellow by the name aaugusta garcia. homeless guy within 36 hours. stopped by the police, arrested three times and he said you know what? i don't have a record, i'm going to walk. and do you know what? he was right. ainsley: besting that he was not going to get any bail because he knows what the laws are here. look at this. on november 21st. he steals cans of coors light from a bodega up in the bronx. is he released a few hours later. back in handcuffs soon. november 22nd he goes to canal street. he holds up a knife allegedly and steals a backpack from one of the ladies selling down there. steve: the key is, he had a knife. come on. ainsley: he had a weapon. that's when he told the cops i know i'm getting ou

brian: when you say jealous orthodoxy, i think carly shimkus. steve: you would be the one. [laughter] carley: i live my life very aggressive all the time. aggressive, jealous, dark me in a nutshell. brian: you don't mind if i do that. carley: no. people need to know. some wild video to show you. a fearless pastor tackled this gunman after he pointed his weapon at a an entire congregation in nashville. now he joined me on "fox & friends first" earlier with a parishioner who witnessed the incident and served as translator. watch this. >> in my mind i was thinking that there nothing else to do there was only leave or die. >> the suspect now faces 57 counts of felony ago grey i can't vacated assault. one for every person in that church. pfizer's covid pill could reportedly be available as soon as as early next year. according to sky news, great britain has already ordered 250,000 courses of the treatment. this as the pharmaceutical giant says the pill cuts the risk of covid related hospitalizations or death pioneerly 90%. pfizer's covid shot vaccine is available for ages 5 and

let's go over to carley shimkus now who i believe has an update for us. is that correct? carley: i do. i don't think i do. brian: you don't? carley: we do now. there we go. there was a bit of a prompter issue but we are back on track and start with headlines with this. today is the deadline for members of the air force to be vaccinated. up to 12,000 service members are defying orders to get the shot. it is not clear how many are seeking exemptions. airlines leaders are threatening to dismiss or even charge those who refuse to get vaccinated. the pentagon says about 97% of all active military service members have gotten at least one jab. american airlines canceling more flights today as the airline struggles to rebound according to flight aware to 93 flights will not be taking off. another 57 are dlavmentd this weekend over 1,400 flights were canceled wind out of texas hub but a flight attendants union blames them on staffing strains. close to 2500 flights have been canceled since friday. a georgia woman stunned after learning she something charged almost $700 for an e.r.

let's deal in my co-anchor, carley shimkus, i have missed you my friend. i know. i'm still not over the patriot awards how incredible it was there is a lack of patriotism in this country and we are fighting against that by honoring our great american heroes. it was such an incredible night. i can't waited to see you tomorrow. todd: friends start now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: what is that? ladies and gentlemen, live from hollywood florida the floridaing mrching owls. brian: if you were waking up in the florida atlantic dorm room if you are wondering where your band is they left. they are playing "blinding light." ainsley: does anyone plate clarinet? that's brian's instrument. brian: you realize if you put downtown clarinet you can't get sound out. you have to get your mouth in shape. ainsley: they have the good clarinets we had the plastic ones. steve: pass around one. brian: if you listen closely front desk calling the hard rock there is a band downstairs and i can't sleep. steve: brian, it is noisy here all th

steve: i will be like carley shimkus sports fact in his 10 appearances, he has averaged 4.6 points per game. ainsley: that's helpful. more than i ever did in a game. [laughter] steve: welcome, mr. freedom. brian: meanwhile president biden's vaccine mandate faces another legal hurdle thank goodness. dr. marc siegel science, not politics must be in focus set. next. ainsley: plus can a waffle change the world? this little boy loves national waffle house so much he and his dad wrote a book about them. how they plan to raise money for a very good cause. ♪ always something there to remind me ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >> man: what's my safelite story? therabreath, it's my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right