williams walls a marine veteran and served as sheriff for nearly a decade. a grim discovery in the search for ufc fighter walton harris' missing stepdaughter. police believe they found the body of aniah holly blanchard in the woods in alabama. it comes as police make a third arrest in connection with to the case. david johnson jr. is charged with hindering prosecution. two others are also charged in blanchard's disappearance. the college student was last seen at a gas station last month. the emerald city wants more green. seattle passing an uber and lyft fee overnight hoping to raise an extra $25 million a year to board affordable housing. ride share companies will add extra 57 cents to every trip. cincinnati wants to raise ride share minimum wage to $15 an hour by next summer. a thanksgiving tradition happening today at the white house. one of the tuckerys will be pardoned by president trump. and the whowls i white house is asking you whether it should be bread or butter. don't worry, both birds will be spared. the turkey from a north carolina farm arrived

williams is a marine veteran and served as sheriff for nearly a decade. he is the 38th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is home and doing well after being hospitalize thud weekend. the 86-year-old was taken to johns hopkins to check for a possible infection after experiencing chills and a fever. ginsburg has had cancer four times, including two bowghts this year. she has been on the court since 1993. week 12 in the nfl. the patriots clinch a record 17th straight season with at least 10 wins after beating the cowboys 13-9. the 4ers blow out the packers 37-8 in a showdown of top nfc teams. the seahawks force five turnovers to beat the eagles 17-9. keep pace after nailing a field goal in the final seconds to beat the panthers 34-31. this bear fan enjoying the sweet taste of victory by sneaking an entire pumpkin pie and a can of whipped cream into the bears giant game. the bears beat the giants 19-14. i don't know how that got in there. steve: i remember when people used to have beer at football

. >> two united states marine corps. ainsley: every single one of us watching, talking to you right now has something from your store in our house. >> whoa. i had a deal with fox. you don't do anything but shop at home depot now on. everything comes from home depot. i'm out of here. steve: they know me by name at the patterson store. >> i wish they knew you by your credit card frankly. ken, you were watching television yesterday, the last two weeks, the impeachment parade, what do you make how the democrats are prosecuting this case against the president? >> let me tell you what frightens me. impeachment is a very solemn word and a very solemn process. impeachment is going the way the racism. the word racism is a very important word. steve: by the way, ken, that is fiona hill who is arriving. she will appear before the committee in 45 minutes. >> i will not be here in 45 minutes. >> i know. we'll be done in six. >> that process of impeachment should be reserved for only the most serious, serious crimes. brian: is this a

i was a primary instructor back then teaching marines. some years later i got involved in our tacoma rifle revolver shooting competitively. and realized that there was a lack of training being available. so i went and got my nra certification for rifle and pistol and started volunteering my time at the range to offer up training at low cost to our members. and their family and friends. ainsley: thank you for serving our country. jane, tell me what was your reaction when you learned that every firearm that is sold in that area is going to be taxed $25? >> well, when i found out about it, i was -- my first thoughts were to the women that have been through my classes. because we offer affordable classes, i get many of the seniors. there is a huge demand of senior women, widows, age group runs from 60 to 87 years old. that want to learn. and many of these women are on a very fixed income. and i charge $45 for a two full-day class. and so it's affordable. but for them to have to pay a tax or be punished for the actions of criminals, just for w

he supervises a lot of the training that these marines go through. we talk about that as well in that particular piece. but we also interviewed captain john branson who was also in ramadi in 2003 and also went to helmand province. and he was fascinating when he talked about the poppy industry and how that funds the taliban and fuels the fight but how they couldn't eliminate all the poppies because they can't destroy the local economy. steve: it looks terrific. the only place to see it is on fox nation. for every new subscription fox nation through veterans day, monday, we will donate $5 to folds of honor. rick, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, rick. >> pleasure to be here. ainsley: thank you for reminding us what our soldiers go through on a daily basis. >> my pleasure. steve: coming up, we will talk to geraldo rivera about michael bloomberg. he wants to be president. ainsley: so does kanye. . . ♪ steve: live from new york city and washington, d.c., it is "fox & friends" for this friday in november. joining us on the curvy couch, came all t

the marine corps, which doug is a proud marine is the service of honor and to have the president, the first lady come to new york on veterans day is a first. and it's our 100th anniversary. ainsley: every year have you invited the president. this is the first time a sitting president has said i'm coming. >> that's correct. >> since 1985 the policy of the united war veterans council to invite all commanders in chief. this is the first time accepted and we are glad to have him. steve: aren't you making it easy on him. isn't that going by his house. >> he has a different house right now. yes, it will go up to trump tower. one thing that's important if you think about the veterans community. the president has done more for our veterans in the last three years than what so many of us have been trying to do for decades. the choice that he is giving veterans to be able to go to a doctor and not have to wait on a line and potentially die. we lost a lot of veterans to that particular bad incidence at the v.a. he is also getting rid of employees at the v.a. who aren't taking care of veterans. s

marine mark geist was a member of annex security team that fought the battle of benghazi famously. he joins us live along with his service protection dog rome. >> good to be here,. steve: steve what does it make of the news that turkey captured baghdadi's sister? >> it's a win. it's a big win. she has to have a lot of information being that close to everything that is going on with al-baghdadi and cells over there i think it's a phenomenal coup i guess for us and for turkey and their fight against isis. steve: sure. the president of the united states was touting the fact that we got baghdadi when he was in lexington, kentucky last night. listen to this. >> american special forces gave the world's number one terrorist one-way ticket to hell. [cheering] no enemy on earth stands achance against the awesome power of the united states military which is now stronger than ever before. we rebuilt it. it was all made in america. all made in america. [cheering] steve: all made in america. he wound up with a one-way ticket to hell, baghdadi i had. >> yeah he did. yeah he did. what a phenomena

just like the soldiers and marines they work with. they have a personality. so, you know, treat this dog as the hero that he is. there has been a precedence. we have given medals and recognition to dogs before. so, why we are not doing it now is something we should consider. brian: daniel, finally, mocking the president because he retweeted a picture of a medal going around a dog's neck and took it from another honor recipient. what's your take on that. >> i think it's ridiculous. more of an attack on the president. that's the wrong approach. these dogs are heroic. the president's instincts are right and right on the purple heart medal it says the president of the united states. if the white house says -- i'm sorry, if the pentagon says that he can't do it, guess what, he is the president he can and should do it. absolutely, yes. brian: george washington's idea and i think it was a good one the whole purple heart thing. i definitely salute those who serve. guys, thanks so much for joining us. we will see your perspective later on in the week. >> you got it. b

steve: with more, marine veteran and missionary, victor marks. >> good morning. steve: we're noticing a trend, this particular breed of dog is number one used by a lot of military. the belgian malimois. >> because of their intelligence, training ability, the level of training by special operations forces it is constant, it is intense, so the professionals just like their colleagues they work with. so it is not, i don't recommend people buying a belgian without proper breeding and training. she is from baden k-9. steve: she is shaking because it is cold or on tv? >> she is looking for threats. she is focused in -- ainsley: why is there on a table? >> easier for us to tell about her. brian: can you talk to us some of the training they do and way you keep her active. >> first it has to be the breeding. training is all the basics. because if you can't control a dog, main thing their attention. they have to have focus or they won't be able to do the commands. steve: we know that dog that is unnamed but we've seen a picture, chased baghdadi into a dead end tunnel. now