military aircraft crashing into the ocean overnight, local people are reporting one confirmed dead. fishermen found some crew members. >> carley: so sad, officials have located the osprey and there are reports one engine looked like it was on fire. we're working to confirm what happened and will bring updates on this developing story as we get them. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'd todd piro. you hear there are no routine missions. israel has received a list of hostages hamas says it will release today. >> carley: it is believed eight or nine americans are being held with truce set to expire at the end of the day. greg palkot has more. hi, greg. >> greg: we are back in israel, we near tel aviv. as we speak, at various hospitals in this city, hostages are being treated after their incredible ordeal at the hands of hamas terrorists in gaza. another 12 hostages released overnight. red cross and family members were greeting them all. horror stories, no light, unsanitary conditions, torture videos, all told 60 israeli women and children and 21 nationality hostages have been released. it is hope among the 10 to be released could be some of the americans. here is what john kirby had to say. >> there is no indication at all that hamas is trying to use leverage or something to keep americans from getting out. we can't assume hamas has ready access to everybody in a moment's notice or all the americans are being held by hamas. >> greg: palestinian prisoners also being released, 180 so far coming out of israeli jails. what is being worked on by the u.s., israel and qatar and go-betweens, extension of the ceasefire and hostage exchanges. crucial, humanitarian aid being brought to the battered gaza strip. it is a chance to reach parts of this devastated area with death and destruction all around. the word is extension of as many as four days beyond today could be possible and that is more hostage exchanges. back to you, guys. >> carley: welcome news to the family of hostages who want their loved ones back. thank you. cia sending internal memo warning agents against making political posts about the israel-hamas war. a top ranking official posted pro-palestinian memos to facebook as reminder of existing policy. spokesperson saying officers are committed to analytic objectivity, which is at the core of what we do as an agency. cia officers may have personal views, this does not lessen their or cia's commitment to unbiassed,ainal sis. protests have erupted across the u.s. condemning israel for the war against hamas terrorists and 500 staff members signed a letter criticizing the u.s. for supporting the jewish state earlier this month. there is also this, alejandro mayorkas will head to texas to meet with the chief in del rio sector, that is the last stop for this cargo train packed with migrants trying to get into our country. >> todd: we just found out about the disturbing number of sex offenders arrested since the beginning of october. griff jenkins has more. >> griff: mayorkas's visit couldn't come at a more critical time. according to cbp sources, more than 9300 migrant encounters in the last 24 hours with 2800 alone in the tucson sector and 2200 in the del rio sector where mayorkas is heading to meet with secretary chief, who posted this staggering statistic. in less than two months del rio sector agents apprehended 21 convicted sex offenders attempting to enter the country illegally. convictions are child rape, sexual assault and sodomy. more trains packed with migrants, you see here on this route, for mexico's border where they cross into eagle pass, texas. the migrants are coming because president biden opened the door. watch. >> the answer is that the border is open. they talk about president biden's invitation and that they are going to be helped. that is one of the main answers they give. why didn't you come before, have you heard of president trump? we've heard of him, he was strict and we wouldn't risk getting deported. >> griff: northern border getting hammered, the cbp says interrupted 20. resources there handle increasing numbers. back to you. >> carley: griff jenkins live washington, d.c., thank you. hunter biden says he will testify if it is public. >> todd: he thinks it is on his terms. could we hear from hunter? what does the white house think about this? our legal is on deck. don't go anywhere. >> the biden family has received millions of dollars, we don't know what they did to receive the money. we don't know a lot of things about how the bidens have been able to afford such lavish lifestyles when we don't know what they do for a living other than hunter became an artist. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> janice: good morning, everyone. it is cold outside. current windchill with the wind. orlando feels like 44 right now. mobile, alabama, 29. 21 in atlanta. we have freeze alerts along gulf coast, florida panhandle toward coastal north carolina and south carolina and this freeze is going to be in place today and tomorrow. it is not going anywhere, it is not lifting and we could set record for record cold this morning. philadelphia 25. athens, ohio, 13. north carolina elizabeth city, 23 degrees temperature is cold as far south as the deep south. we have lake effect snow happening and totals surpassing two feet in some areas. here is michigan, 21 inches, looks like sioux st. marie. east of the lakes there, over two feet of snow, as well. here is the forecast today, fairly quiet. we have cold and a new system moving into california, that will bring coastal rain and then the potential for severe storms tomorrow as the next reinforcing cold front moves through. tornados could be seen across texas and louisiana. heavy rain in the forecast tomorrow through sunday. several inches of rainfall here. foxweather.com, has details. burr across the country. >> carley: for sure. >> todd: i love the name of the michigan towns, sounds like hockey players. hunter biden has agreed to testify in front of the house oversight committee on december 13th, only if it is public. we have seen you use closed-door session to manipulate and misinform the public, we propose opening the door, if as you claim your efforts involve efforts, oversight chair james comer responding last night. >> according to hunter biden's attorney, he wants to come forward, that is great. give him an opportunity to answer questions thchl is an investigation by congress of joe biden for potential corruption. hunter biden is a key witness in our investigation of joe biden. we know the biden family has received millions from our enemies around the world, we don't know what they did to receive the money. >> todd: lexie, hunter's attorney has been around the block, abbe lowell, he knows a deposition like this will be behind closed door and he's putting that statement out there to win the pr battle in the main-stream media, right? >> i agree. he wants to say if and when hunter concedes to this deposition, we tried. we tried to put this in front of the public and bad republicans prevented us from doing it. it is a pr campaign for sure. >> todd: it is the notion of look, implying hunter has a say in all this. this is not voluntary. when you get a subpoena, well, you know, maybe i will do it. no, no, this is a subpoena, you have no choice. >> exactly, he's got to comply with it. what republicans have to figure out, if he holds true to what he's saying. it has to be in public, they have to determine the extent to which they want to move forward with contempt proceeding, criminal or civil. the problem is getting him to comply with the subpoena and testify, which is what they want, can be a lengthy process. there might be a point where republicans have to say uncle if he stays true to what he's saying. he says i will not come for a closed-door. republicans have to decide what they do in that event. >> todd: focus on the testimony itself, up until now hunter's life revolved around hunter and his actions have few consequences. what happens when he answers questions from comers and jordans, is it i plead the fifth, i don't recall or do you think he will answer? >> that's a good question. i was thinking why on earth, if i were him, i would want to do a test run in the deposition. republicans are saying, you'll have your opportunity to speak to the public, now is not the time. i would want a test run and not want to do it in front of everybody. that says he will not be forthcoming with what he answers. there is a lot of potential issues there if he is. >> todd: good point. aide for biden's 2020 campaign telling politico white house staffers are aggravated because hunter is not clearing the tactic and strategy. is this a strategy politically and legally? >> it is okay approach for hunter himself. we're not in time period, he's not a politician issue but politician adjacent people keep their head down and go about business quietly. however, somebody like trump, he is running for president, so has to get out there and fight back. hunter is not a politician, he is the president's son. he doesn't have to be doing this, it is not bad for hunter, but it can't be a net comban for his father. it is not a good thing everyday for in a reelection campaign to have your son in the news for his misdeeds. >> todd: elites like hunter think they can game the system, see if that is the case or if james comer wins in the end. appreciate your time, thanks so much. wait until you hear this. this is blowing up on social media. a young kansas city chiefs fan wrongly accused of wearing black face, after painting his face to support his favorite team. >> carley: brian kilmeade is here and we're talking to him next. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue for some... and stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. done settling? 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'cause if you feel different, you drive different. it's illegal to drive high everywhere anyway. >> carley: a young kansas city chief fans is being accused of blackface after attending a game with face paint and a headdress. an article in -- only showed this photo of the boy and did not show the other half of his face painted red, if you can believe that. "fox and friends" co-host brian kilmeade join me to talk about this. this kid woke up excited to go to this football game and now getting wrongly smeared for wearing black face. >> brian: deadspin used to be -- site. unbelievable to take shots at a kid this age. now open up to a lawsuit. they are upset about his headdress. name of the team is the chiefs, you may not like it, if you want to be ridiculous and change the name, go ahead. that kid has a right to do this and maybe has a right to take a lawyer. how many people are taking a shot at him? it will affect how he goes to school and i'm bias because i'm from the massapequa chiefs. trying to wipe out chiefs and indian references in new york. ridiculous, most times native americans are not complaining about this. >> carley: without question. a quote from the article, this columnist writes about the guilty boy thchl is what happens when you ban critical race theer and he try to erase centuries of hope, you give future generation the opportunity to evolve and create racism ever before. can you imagine being the par parents. the other group of people who should be mad are people trying to responsibly fight racism, this article is making their case harder. >> brian: couple of things. if you go to a chiefs team and see one of the best teams in football and one of the most high profile players dating the most high profile singer, i have a storyline, a kid with face paint. >> carley: unbelievable, people trying to responsibly fight racism and you have a book out called "ted and he booker t." it is available now, tell us about the book. >> brian: i want to talk about people who really experienced racism. move america forward. everybody wants to talk about taking a knee at a game because we're not a perfect country. what an insult to the people who brought us where we are now. if you could be born a slave at nine, remember being freed at the plantation owners home by a union soldier and become one of the most influential in american history and teddy roosevelt knew nothing about bookie t washington until reading his story, that story needs to be told. when people are critical about our country, make it better, great. critical is an insult to the guys who had the famous dinner at the white house. >> carley: and inviting him was con controvers controversial. >> brian: john mccain referenced it, one time bookie t ate with the family and now barack obama, an african american, will be hosting that dinner. think how far we've come. >> carley: think how far we've come, good point. you are onnure too. like a band with a day job. >> brian: today i'll be thanks to dana perino at her favorite book store, point pleasant beach in new jersey and the bush library. before that, i will stop in dallas, go to brian kilmeade.com, i will do fox nation shows over there and you will see me in charlotte. >> carley: and pennsylvania. >> brian: that show in michigan doing the same thing. >> carley: so many places, i don't know how you do it. you are here now on "fox and friends" and you got dressed this morning. >> brian: i'm usually in shorts right now. >> carley: you wore your hard pants. >> todd: band with a day job. shake up in the college football rankings, michigan pushing out ohio state in the top four after victory over the buckeyes and wolverines dropping down. they can still make the playoffs, it will take serious help, you have a lot of undefeated teams ahead of them, including washington and florida state, three and four respectively. georgia bulldogs remain in number one spot and will face off against alabama in the sec championship on saturday. i know it is odd to say, don't sleep on alabama. they have been most successful college football program for a long time and this year they are being ignored because of one loss and a quarterback playing well. i think georgia wins, pay attention to bama. california congressman says his office was destroyed by anti-israel protesters. that lawmaker joins us next and alexandria ocasio-cortez getting ripped for complaining about the cost of living in new york city. does she have anything to do about it? cheryl casone here to tell us all about it. hillsdale was founded in 1844 we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money, we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college we care about freedom and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. >> todd: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is right about one thing, new york is too expensive. who is to blame? it's her. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: that is here. new york congresswoman and squad member, alexandria ocasio-cortez, getting pushback for comments about new york city's working class, watch. >> people moving out of the city are not by and large the wealthiest people, they are working class that can't afford to live here anymore. >> cheryl: shes her answer tax the rich, socialists like herself and bernie sanders. "new york post" agreeing with her, people are moving out of the city who have not recovered from pandemic losses. they write, aoc is right, new york city is not affordable thanks to her and fellow dems. climate laws are sending power prices skyward and thanks to criminal justice reform, aoc and her compatriots back. aoc had a prescription on the issue, tax the rich. they are fleeing the state and city in droves. mayor eric adams announcing budget cuts with influx of migrants. organized retail theft and punitive housing policy, big piece of the post point. >> todd: gaslighting or stupidity, which is worse? how did her squad vote on affirming israel's right to exist. >> cheryl: house of representative reaffirming israel's right to exist. the democratic lawmakers normally push far left socialist policy, those voting yes included alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, and rashida tlaib only voting present. rashida tlaib refused to condemn hamas's attack on israel says this resolution ignores existence of palestinian people. israel does not have a right to carry out illegal occupation which will never lead to lasting peace and the resolution was an attempt to rewrite history, something many are accusing her of when it comes to israel and right to exist. >> todd: i'm comforted by lawmakers on left side voting yes, tlaib and bush, wow. david valadio, the congressman shared this video of the building smeared in blood. there are posters showing the message murdered by israel. sir, what was your reaction when you saw the vandalism? >> disappointment, frustration. >> todd: when people see you are congressman from california, they think hollywood. this is the central valley, dairy farm and cattle ranches, this is not hollywood. isn't this last place you would expect abantisemitism display like this? >> you are right. i had my colleagues in washington said the same thing, why did they end up in hanford, california. they are everywhere. >> todd: is this white house and democratic leaders, many who are jewish, doing enough to stop antisemitism nationwide? >> no, i don't believe they are. there is a problem, it seems to be getting worse by the day. there is frustration. hate crime is wrong, to vandalize an office is frustrating for all of us. >> todd: what are republicans in congress like you doing to put pressure on the democrats besides the report cheryl just had affirming israel's right to exist. >> make sure the world knows what is going on and what people are trying to push. talking about it, get the message out, make sure we continue to fight for what is right here. >> what was response from your constituents? >> i got text messages and calls and people saying they supported me. it was a positive response in general. >> todd: your district and i know the answer to this, heavily jewish? >> no. it is not. >> todd: exactly, that just shows how many people of nonjewish faith are uniting behind israel and you have so many other people, including many jewish people that are focused on democratic leftist policies, they are ignoring the plate. with makes no sense. your message to