wants to do is actually act as an intermediary, making sure there is no miscalculation or miscommunication that could escalate this into a devastating war. that is what the u.n. is trying to do. in fact, just last week, the u.n. s top political affairs hand jeffrey feltman went to north korea for a meeting, a first of its kind meeting between the u.n. and senior officials of north korea and about eight years. what they talked about there was about a 15 hour back and forth in the north koreans ultimately said it was important to prevent war, but they were uncommitted when it came to whether or not they would engage in talks. the u.n. trying all they can to exhaust all options. one thing is clear, the security council will not accept a nuclear north korea, and a north korea as i m now doesn t seem like they will accept it being do you nuclearize themselves. melissa: right ennis, thank you. jon: the washington rumor mill kicked into high gear after
they thought it was important to prevent war but ultimately the question is they said they would not engage did not ultimately north korea said they did not commit to engage in talk. we have a non-committed north korea on whether or not they will speak. the u.n. seems to be optimistic. we ll see. north korea s ambassador is expected to speak today as well and tillerson should be speaking in the 10:00 hour. sandra: brian, thank you. bill: the u.s. showing off what it calls undeniable proof that iran is in violation of the nuclear deal. the evidence is undeniable. the weapons might as well have had made in iran stickers all over it. bill: nikki haley making her point rather clear. how should the u.s. respond and what s the fate of that nuclear deal? there is this today. one, two, three. [applause]
no surprise security beefed up big time in new york city this thanksgiving holiday as the macy s day parade made its way through midtown less than a month after that deadly halloween terror attack near the world trade center. brian ennis has been on this story all day. thankfully it seems like new york s finest is all over this. reporter: yeah. that s exactly right. thanksgiving day parade went off without a hitch. it was absolutely beautiful weather. of course, it was a beautiful event. as american as the turkey on thanksgiving day is actually the parade. this parade was 2.5 miles long through new york city, 3.5 million spectators, 50 million people watching on tv today, as everyone gathers with their
administration narrowly defined close family. they did not include fiancees and at the last minute that same day, that evening, they changed it and allowed fiancees to be included. there s confusion who is in and who is not, but it seems like there is a strong argument from the state of hawaii s point of view now to say, how do you say the grandparent is not a close family member. the justices are on a three-month summer recess, but would likely deal with an emergency filing like this sooner rather than later. and they deal with the constitutional questions like this in the fall. a lot going around that definition of family. thank you so much, we ll keep an eye on it. we have the health care debate and the travel ban that we talked about. across the country people are spending the saturday protesting not about the issues, but four were against president trump, brian ennis live in new york ahead of some of the protests. hi, brian. well, summer of protest
president vladimir putin. brian ennis has more on the possibility of all this from our new york newsroom. reporter: at this hour new tweets by edward snowden on the topic, but first, let s explain. a government source tells fox news that russia believes they have exhausted edward snowden s value, and he is now more useful to them as a bargaining chip to russian president vladimir putin. the implication that the russians would give up snowden in return for something. what, we don t know. president trump has called the whistleblower a, quote, terrible traitor and tweeted that snowden deserves to be executed. also says snowden deserves the death penalty. this information to fox news comes after an nbc report which seems to take things a step further than our reporting citing two government officials. nbc reports that russia s considering handing over showedden to the u.s. as a,