i am bill o'reilly. please also remember that the spin stops right here because we captions by closed captioning services >> good morning, october 15th. i'm alisyn camerota. among those reported dead anwar al-awlaki's son. the latest details on this coming up. >> so much for transparency the white house refusing now to hand over emails on the solyndra scandal plus the fiery exchanges from capitol hill on friday. >> and herman cain running away in the polls is coo that famous 999 plan end um sinking him. details that it could end up doubling your sales tax. "fox & friends" on this saturday morning starts right now. captions by closed captioning services

>> this is elizabeth huddy, you are watching "fox & friends," fabulous show. >> now starring in gossip girl. >> she is fantastic. >> she is a good-looking human. >> so is mike jarrett in for clayton this weekend. clayton is busy occupying wall street all weekend. we will let him off the hook. i'm kidding he is not down there at the joint stinking up the location. >> yesterday i got a tweet. this is my first tweet on my new, what is it iphone 4 s. >> sent you the first tweet what an honor. >> 4,000 people and i was one of them. hi, clayton. >> we will talk more about all of that. we do want to start with your headlines. we do have breaking news. apparent u.s. air strike in yemen has killed seven suspected militants. one of the dead is reportedly the son of the manual you are

looking at there anwar al-awlaki. killed in a drone strike last month. al qaeda's media chief in yemen was also reportedly killed in yesterday's air strike which occurred? the shawba province. others were killed in that blast. new this morning we are hearing a chilling 911 call made minutes after eight people gunned down at that hair salon in california. >> hey, we have got some shootings over here in seal beach. >> where? >> the salon pch and fifth street. we need an ambulance. >> who is shot? >> some people in the salon here. >> who was it? >> i don't know. some large male a white man. >> that large man turned out to be scott decry. locked in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife worked in the salon. charged with killing her and seven other people. prosecutors say they will seek

the death penalty in this case. update now in the missing baby lisa irwin. anonymous donor offering $100,000 reward for any information that leads to either lisa or her alleged kidnapper. fox news megyn kelly spoke with that mystery donor. a wealthy mom whose sole interest is lisa's well-being. >> $100,000 reward put up for the safe return glmg bill stanton, a private investigator, started working on the case earlier this week. >> decade long dispute historic church destroyed during the 9/11 attacks is finally over. over the agreement the new saint nicholas greek orthodox church will be three and a half times as large as the old one. the church and the port authority of new jersey and new york had been add odds over details of a land swap that would move its location slightly down the street. the settlement ended a lawsuit filed by the arch diocese earlier this year.

those are your headlines. >> rick reichmuth has a check of our relatively unpleasant weather. >> not as bad as last weekend. overall not that bad in the southern part of the country hanging on to summer. still pretty pleasant and very sunny all across much at least the southern tier of the country except for florida. there is some tropical stuff down around parts of the caribbean. nice across the mid-atlantic, gloomy great lakes into the northeast. big disturbance here is not going to budge much. however, it is going to lift enough to the north that most of the cities aleast along the coast are going to be looking better. inland towards update new york and great lakes over towards cleveland and detroit and u.p. of michigan will continue to see scattered showers and rain storms. southwest extremely warm and pacific northwest see a study stream of moisture. light rain and snow over around 7,000 feet elevation. here is your temperatures.

see all this warm air down to the south. 101 again today in phoenix. still exstrategicly warm. 50s up across the northern tier and tomorrow no big changes yet. there will be some changes by tuesday. see a cold front move through here and drop those temps down in texas. temperatures in the 80's. back to you. >> thank you, sir. >> let's talk about this, president obama sending 100 u.s. troops to uganda to help that nation push back a malicious group of rebels. peter doocy has the story in d.c. hi, peter. >> yeah, mike, as you said, president obama going to send 100 u.s. troops to central africa. target lords resistance army. part of the mission so take out joseph coney, is he their leader. he has been charged with war crimes. adam smith agrees with president obama, his big boss' decision here, saying quote: our efforts to advise and assist our partners in central africa will help to work to eliminate the threat posed by the nra and

restore stability in this region of the world. thinks it's the right thing to do as long as it's not he is can a la tore situation and here is why. >> i watched the marines go to lebanon. i watched us go to is is a monty i can't. the congress and american people j. >> even though it will probably never be announced publicly the troops we will send will probably be special u.s. special fighters army green enter race. some are already there with orders to only fight self-defense. no combat missions. hoping their presence there is going to rid central africa of this man coney and lords resistance army. >> thank you, peter. >> all right, folks, 999. per man cain's tax plan. marketing slogan fomp airlines

and pizza chain. may leave a bad taste in the mouth of several states because their local sales tax could in fact double if in fact 999 went into effect. several states you see them here above 15% if you add on local and state sales tax. >> look at these numbers. in tennessee your sales tax would be 189%. arizona and california 18%. >> louisiana and washington close to 18%. new york, 17.5%. florida close to 16%. okay, that's obviously not what people were looking for when they thought that under herman cain the tax code would get simpler or cheaper. >> i need help from both of you then. because the tax foundation, fox news asked the tax foundation to put together these numbers for us. explain to me why it would go up? >> this is a national sales tax. >> that would be added on to the local and state sales tax. >> local and state don't go

away. now, herman cain hasn't explained fully how it would be imply -- implemented but when you add a the of 9% federal already on the books in terms of local and state you are going to be hurt? >> in alaska they have like a 1% sales tax so that instantly goes to 10%? >> yes, exactly. >> no big deal in alaska where in tennessee and here in new york. >> new york 17%, 18%. >> four or five states that have no sales tax right now but suddenly they would have a sales tax. places that people intentionally move to or go shopping in delaware. >> in philly we go down to delaware because there is no sales tax. >> this would change the equation. fox news asked the nonpartisan tax foundation to crunch all these numbers and this is what they found. so this makes it more complicated certainly than 999. >> did you notice that aknitted that perry.

>> when i think of 999 i think of 911. create over a million jobs by concentrating on energy. >> familiar tune for rick perry. focus on oil and gas. strength for the state of texas. would that work for the united states as a whole? well, some say it would not. but here is the basically the logistics. the elements of rick perry's plan. >> today i offer a plan that will create more than a million good-paying american jobs across every seq. were to of -- sector of the economy and enhance our national security. it can be set in motion in the first 100 days of my administration. we're standing on top of the next american economic boone. it's the energy underneath this country. the quickest way to give our country a shot in the arm is to

employ the american ingenuity to tap american energy. >> is that drill baby drill. >> it is. >> obviously natural resources that the u.s. is sitting on. here are a few more details. he promises that his job plan will create 1.2 million jobs right away. he says he will expand offshore oil production as well as in alaska by the way. scales back some of the e.p.a. regulations on clean air. >> the knocks, of course, is that this is nothing new. people wanted to hear something different out of rick perry and these are not immediate jobs. when you talk about the process of drilling for new oil you have to open up permits then you start the drilling, then you have to refine the oil. this is a very long process before it actually begins to lower gas prices and put people back to work. >> what is he doing is getting back to the part of the resume most compelling and exciting to people. that's what he did to jobs for texas. >> you know it costs a bit of money to run for president.

>> a litigation bit. >> give you latest update saturday morning who is leading the way. mitt romney $14 million. rick perry $17 million. ron paul 8 million. michele bachmann 4 million. jon huntsman 2.2 million. >> this is what they raised in the quarter alone. obviously rick perry continuing to lead the pack there. the problem is the new frontrunner herman cain raised just $2.8 million in the quarter. he said to neil cavuto yesterday that he has a million dollars cash on hand. is that going to be enough to keep him in this thing. that is not a lot -- sounds like a lot of money. >> it sure does but it's not. >> talk about what the president is raising, which blows your mind. it's hard to imagine herman cain continuing to compete with that number. >> the president may eventually may have raised a billion dollars. >> because if you add, right now, if you add all those totals that we just showed you of the republic candidates, it doesn't yet equal what president obama has raised.

$70 million. >> part of that goes to the dnc, 27 million of that goes to the dnc. other 43, 43 million is for his own campaign. he is he a still a money-raising juggernaut as he was in 2008. >> that's why i think when you look at herman cain you have to ask the question what makes his bounce different than drumps, michele bachmanns, chris christie when he wasn't in the race and rick perry? what makes his different than those? >> when is the last time somebody who didn't hold public office president. >> probably back to ike. >> let's look that up. that would be herman cain? >> meanwhile as we honor civil rights leader martin luther king this weekend, is there a lesson for today's protesters were wall street to now around the world, can they learn from his message decades ago? we'll compare them. >> plus, what's the fall season

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>> i want to see capitalism crumble, that's not just me. this is a whole lot of people with a whole lot of different perspective. we are all in a different place. >> all in a different place. so, what can these protesters on wall street and around the world learn from dr. king's legacy. >> project 21 fellow and fox news contributor joins us this morning. >> good morning. >> is there something that these occupy wall street folks can learn from the legacy of martin luther king? >> finally there is some good news for us to talk about that is the dedication of martin luther king, the ceremony that's going to take place. it's amazing. he was very courageous with his stand for liberty. he gave his life for liberty. so i think what he did was from a perspective right vs. wrong. what we are seeing on wall street i think their target is misguide. they are targeting wall street. they should be targeting the president's policies that are coming out of washington that

are driving our economy, harming jobs and look at the regulations coming out of the e.p.a. as well. those are harming jobs, too. so, their focus should be based on what's going on in washington, how it's affecting our country. not what they're doing right now which is very disruptive. >> he was such an amazing leader. he knew the people were gunning for him literally but he was willing to die for quality. leadership, boy, we haven't had a leader like him in a long, long time. >> which is really a shame. our young people today really need leadership. in the black communities we have the flash mobs that are going on. you know, people need direction, people need guidance. theyed me men stores. it's sad i really can't think of ninety particular point who would be a great leader right now for all americans. >> we have come so far. obviously we have a black president. here we are with a 33% approval rating for whites, 85% approval rating for blacks. would martin luther king like what he sees today? i mean, we don't want to put words in his mouth or his

legacy, but would he be proud of what we are seeing? >> i think he would be very disappointed with the unemployment going on across the country, especially in black communities. and i think he would be disappointed with the big government policies taking place in our country killing our economy and killing jobs. >> he would be disappointed in when he sees the wall street protests turning violent in any way. >> absolutely. >> it was amazing as much as he got beat up some times literally and figuratively he would never resort to violence. >> no. peaceful demonstrations. the message was clear. it was for civil rights. clear message. >> that is the best point that it was a very clear message and something everyone can get behind now not exactly as much focused. deneen thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> the treasury department says they have known seen a loan quite like the one given to solyndra. should the department of energy be acting like a bank? our next guest says no way. >> then, ladies, listen up.

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however, police can still check someone's immigration status during traffic stops and detain people they suspect are illegal guys? >> the white house is refusing to turn over president obama's blackberry messages related to the solyndra scandal as house investigators try to dig deeper. >> those investigators want more information about the questionable loan the solar company received before it went bust. >> this investigation will continue until taxpayers get the answers that they deserve regardless of how high in this administration the facts take us. >> joining us now is energy policy analyst at the heritage foundation nic. it was funny yesterday, maybe not funny but interesting at the hearings somebody from treasury goes wow, i don't think i have ever seen a loan like this before. would you agree? >> i would agree. again, this is really what happens when the department of energy plays a role it's not supposed to be playing, the role of a banker we have private ver

we have a capitalist system that's supposed to take these risks and reap the benefits and not the department of energy and now the taxpayers are suffering the consequences. >> the thing that investigators thought was so unorthodox was that in the loan structure private investors were going to be paid back before taxpayers. why is that unprecedented? >> it's unprecedented, the treasury really called it a question of legality. and allowed the private investors to invest an additional $75 million when many people within the administration were saying, you know, we should cut this off right now because it will save the taxpayers dollars. now with the subordination the taxpayers fall behind the private investors as a result of the loan restructuring. >> well, yeah. the department of energy is not a -- how would this normally work? we look to add ventricle tier capitalists and banks to assess

the risk in every one of these situation, right? >> that's right. and it's easy to gamble with other people's money and that's what the department of energy is doing. >> here is what the white house said yesterday about all of this in terms of not wanting to put out the president's blackberry messages. there is nothing in the documents produced by the department of energy, the office of management and budget, treasury, or the white house that the white house intervened in the solyndra loan guarantee to benefit a campaign contributor. in other words, the white house is saying there is just no evidence whatsoever that there was this personal treatment. what's your response? >> well, for an administration that touted transparency all along, i think this will be an important moving forward as we look throughout 70,000 emails that went back and forth on this. and this is what occupy wall street should be protesting the crony capitalistic nature of when the government makes decisions that are best left for the private sector. >> was there any proof that

solyndra -- have to prove to the government you cannot get private funding in the first place? did they ever prove that? >> well, they did. and that's the irony about the loan guarantee program is two of the conditions are one, that you have to be a commercially viable product and, two, that you can't get private financing, and that's a vin diagram where the circumstances don't connect. if you are commercial you will get private financing. the government isn't really picking winners or losers but really losers. >> shouldn't the department of energy be at the hearings? isn't that another part of the story. >> absolutely. i think they will be forced to be there. i think there is going to be a lot more stories to come forward with this. >> all right. well nic, you are an energy policy analyst. thanks for helping us make some sense of in this morning. >> thank you. >> all right. key part of president obama's health care overhaul plan got the ax last night. why this white house about face. we will explain. >> forget the holiday fun.

the principal who wants to ban halloween at their school, thanksgiving as well. that's right after the break.

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morning. >> literally. >> vice president joe biden getting canned. biden themed beer can could sey is the latest item being hawked on web site 10 bucks. the president tweeted about this on friday. >> cheeks champ? >> cheers. >> [ laughter ] >> and the president tweeted said do you need to keep your soda cold? so he wanted to clarify that it's not just a beer can. >> it's a cozy. you kids probably don't remember billy beer. >> yeah, jimmy carter. >> jimmy carter's brother. he consumed it, a lot of it. >> order that up for 10 bucks on the obama campaign web site. >> meantime get to your headlines. we do have more news to tell you about us what the white house announcing it will not be moving forward with a new long-term health care insurance plan. this was a key program in the

president's health care overhaul. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius told congress it could not be implemented in time. it the program was expected to launch next year and said to have design and financial problems it was intended to be voluntary insurance plan for working adults supported by premiums rather than taxpayer dollars now to developing steer out of pakistan missile strike left three dead and several others wounded this morning. the missiles fired from u.s. drones hit a compound south waziristan just across the afghan border. the compound is reportedly a hideout for local extremist group with ties to both the taliban and al qaeda. are you just itching to go to cuba? now you can fly there from key west. >> i'm just itching. >> florida's southern most city. >> the doctor can help with you that. >> i'm so glad i'm sitting next to you.

decades old travel ban to the communist nation 90 miles to its south. flights were green lighted to cuba and other cities in march but none as close as key west. the grinch who stole thanksgiving. coming after fire after banning all fall holiday ann foley is the principal of the summerville school in massachusetts. she said celebrating thanksgiving and columbus day is, quote, inmuch insensitive toward native americans. banning halloween because of association with witchcraft. whole thing not sitting very well with the students. >> i think that it's kind of ridiculous because we should celebrate what we want to celebrate. >> i agree. >> we shouldn't be told what she shouldn't by other people. >> future class president. several parents have also complained about the ban but principal foley reportedly standing her ground. let us know what you think. >> she is no fun. >> really. she is just a buzz kill.

[ laughter ] >> all right. let's talk a little sports now. imagine, folks, if rick perry suddenly morpd into ronald reagan and debate performance of a lifetime. crazier things have happened like the saint cardinals bullpen becoming a strength after blowing 26 saves in the regular season now the best in the league. no starting pitcher for the cardinals has pitched beyond the fifth inning in that ncls with the brewers. here was all they needed. driving one to deep right off the wall. cory hart can't make the grab. it's the pitcher, garcia. just made a great play. two come home. 3-ocards. the 7-1 the final. cards are up 3-2 in the series headed back to milwaukee.

you liked that rick perry story, didn't you. >> i liked the analogy. i understood it. >> cards are on fire. >> they could do it. >> nfl could be one step closer to testing players for human growth hormone. roger goodell reached agreement with players to start testing for steroids. the association is still weighing the idea. goodell says test cooking start within the next two weeks. would include random tests and annual blood tests. darrell issa and elijah consumption, two congressman from both sides of the aisle coming together on that. who would have thunk it. college hoops officially tipping off the new season with midnight madness last night. the first official practice. check out the scene in chapel hill, north carolina. boy, are they fired up. >> dancing. >> this is a concert, man. first practice.

how about kentucky and mock reena. they topped what you saw there. the kentucky wildcats got their groove on. they had giant plasmas with lebron james videos. laser shows. this is the first practice. suddenly alli interested. >> suddenly i like sports. i didn't know they were like discos. >> and start at midnight. >> i'm going to be a sports fan now if they have dancing like that. >> we do it better than anybody university of kansas. >> can we get that played? >> jayhawk does as well. missouri grad booing jayhawks. >> all right. >> make sense of this, please, rick reichmuth. >> and that voice comes in across there. it's scary. >> it is frightening. >> all right. alisyn, nice club for you nightclub basketball. rain across parts of the great lakes in the next few days. an inch or two. for the most part pretty light. this is kind of the last of the storm that's been affecting a the love the mid-atlantic and into the northeast the last couple days. still there spinning.

good news it's pulling enough towards the north that the cities from d.c. to philadelphia and new york and up towards blawfn clear out and see more sunshine today. storm not moving very far. these are isobars when you see them packed tight. windy northern plains and mid-atlantic and northeast today and tomorrow and into the day on monday. all kind of wind advisories have been posted anywhere you see those counties shaded in. that means we will see travel delays across the airports. if you are traveling in or out of those areas you will want to check ahead towards that. this here is potentially new tropical development in across parts of the caribbean. rain showers there if we do see any development it will continue to move off to the left. any plans to cancun are going to be wet. temps. across the south feeling like summer 101 in phoenix. temps drop in the southern plains by the mid part of the

week in the meantime enjoy summer temps. >> we will. enjoy southern dance party. makeup. there is new research out of boston university and harvard that shows that women get more respect if they wear makeup. >> i can see that. >> that's right. they are not just prettier they are seen as more capable, more professional in the workplace. and, folks, let me say, this is women who said this. >> and men. >> women and men agreed it didn't just make you prettier. made you appear for capable. >> what they did is showed pictures of barefaced when a woman wakes up in a morning to a little bit natural look. barefaced. then in the middle natural look. moving towards the right more makeup all the way to the right which is called the glamorous look with the most makeup and everybody thought that the far right was most competent and likeable and trust worthy. >> seems like the third one,

professional look would be the best. >> that also got high marks. >> couldn't you be at certain jobs? >> that's what these experts have said you can be too glamorous, if you doll it up too much you can go too far and people will distrust that look wondering what's underneath. >> i have seen you without makeup. >> i feel sorry for you. because as you know i'm unrecognizable. >> that's not true. >> this looks so different when i go home after the show and my husband catches a glimpse of this he goes -- because i look so different. >> i will admit when you walk by me at 4:30. and then suddenly i respect you at 6:01. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> that explains a few things why i get your undying respect because of the amount of makeup i have on right now. >> i have worked with people over the years and i -- look at this. this just doesn't. >> i could peel parts of the makeup off. >> a ton of makeup on.

i am hideous. we have all worked with people i have seen them in the lobby of this building i didn't know who they were and i have worked with them five or six years. oh that was what's her face. >> do you folks agree with this? do you find someone more capable once the ladies have the makeup on? email us at friends@foxnews.com. twitter at ff weekend. >> first the nuclear program, now the u.s. foils a terror plot on american soil allegedly set up by the iranian government. how much of a threat is iran to our country today? >> plus, talk about a frisky feline. kitty stuck in the dashboard of a minivan. the incredible rescue is next. [cat meowing] [ engine revving ]

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>> 345 minutes past the hour. time for headlines. gun owners in arms. new government proposal to outlaw target shooting on public land. apply to hundreds of thousands. acres. the white house says it's a safety issue even though the land is completely deserted. took this mechanic in hilliard, ohio three hours to get a poor little kitty cat out from behind a minivan's dashboard. the driver hit the animal with her car earlier and then decided to take it to the vet. instead of sitting still on a seat the cat climbed up under the dashboard and got stuck. but she is all better now, dave. >> boy, that minivan really purchased, didn't it? anyway. well, it's being called a, quote, act of war by many u.s. lawmakers. a failed plot allegedly by the iranian government to kill a saudi diplomat on american soil.

and as challenges the president to hold iran responsible. the former fbi special agent, good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> a lot of focus and attention on al qaeda, on other groups related to al qaeda. how dangerous is iran for the united states? >> well, iran is extremely dangerous. we saw how the iranians are playing very dangerous game and they played a very dangerous game in iraq. we see the relationship with proxy groups like hamas, like hezbollah, but now this case makes it extremely interesting because suddenly cece the force. the external hand if you want to call it of the iranian revolutionary guard expanding covert operations to the united states. using non-proxies to carry out attacks.

this is very significant. this is very dangerous. this takes the game to a totally different level with iranians. >> it does not appear to stick to ahmadinejad. the president. it may go all the way to the supreme leader. what is the likelihood this goes all the way to the top? >> it's almost unconceivable for a quds force to conduct an operation like this in the united states with all the implications because of the location, there is a lot of implications and because of the target the saudis the enemies. without approval of the head of the quds force general. he does not report to ahmadinejad. he reports to the supreme leader khomeini. everything we know that they do not get along together in the first place it is also inconceivable for him to carry out an operation like this without the blessing for khomeini the supreme leader. >> that's fascinating.

i want to ask you what we learned on friday night that the sending troops to you gahanna da. for the country this came out of nowhere. unless you worked in the pentagon or served on the house intelligence committee this was a shocker. why are we doing this when 4,000 people have been murdered in the streets of syria. this is clearly humanitarian issue. why are we doing this? is there something else at play. >> the situation in uganda is different than what's happening in the middle east with the arab spring. i think we have to focus our efforts and violent islamic terrorism happening today in africa we see movement extremists of my gearia, niger. we also see a movement westward shah back movement westward uganda. >> maybe that's what's at play. >> possibility there system issues at play and we need to be on the ground, especially what's happening libya. missiles missing. i think we are trying to be

proactive in guaranteeing that what happened other places around the world is not going to take place in africa. >> good information from the group former fbi special agent thanks for being here this morning. >> good morning, sir. >> bypass the constitution? jesse jackson jr. says listen to my plan to get americans back to work. you won't believe it. and can the tea party teach the wall street protesters a thing or go? some say yes, we asked co-founder of one of the biggest groups in the country the tea party patriots coming up. tracti! that's why i'm carpet for life. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer.

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>> welcome back, everybody. something jesse jackson jr. has called for to stimulate the economy. interesting proposal. >> interesting, yes. >> he basically has said let's give $804 billion, if you divide that by every unemployed person in the country, there are 15 million unemployed, give every single one of them $40,000. put every single one of them to work in sort of cleaning up communities or sort of works. >> pay them to sit around. >> no, no, no. put them to work some to you. >> doing what? >> clean up the community. go do some conservation work. >> give everybody $40,000. that would help the economy, it would revive the economy much more quickly than any sort of stimulus. >> he wants to bailout all the states and the cities. let's hear from jesse jackson jr. >> when we recognize that the congress is in rebellion i think the president of the united states will follow the correct course. is he doing that now. is he looking administratively for ways to advance the causes

of the american people because this congress is completely dysfunctional. >> declare a national emergency on the question of jobs and the economy. declare a national emergency on the question of unemployment. but, at the same time, recognize the size and the scope of the problem. if there are extra constitutional opportunities that allow the president administratively to put the american people to work, he should pursue every single one of them. i believe quite frankly in the direct hiring of 15 million unemployed americans. >> bypass congress? >> right. >> by extra constitutional action, he means throw out the constitution, bypass congress. that's not how it works here in the united states of america. the congressman knows that there is a process which you have to go through. >> that process isn't working. there is gridlock. >> that's what he is saying. nothing that congress won't pass right now because the bitter partisan divide. the president should just start a jobs program. >> throwing more money at the problem like the stimulus does. >> how many years? five years? >> five year program.

>> i think that what jesse jackson jr. is saying reflects a lot of what the protesters that occupy wall street are saying which is is you bailed out big banks. you bailed out the auto companies. where is our bailout? we're unemployed. where sour bailout? it does get money more directly to the source. >> right. you are going to bypass the constitution and pay people to -- let's be honest to sit on their couch. you are telling me 15 million americans are going to go back to work? for $40,000 a year? >> the country would certainly be pick and span, wouldn't it? we would be very clean. >> the point is that what's more ridiculous, a stimulus that never trickled down, almost well 800 billion-dollar stimulus. >> you think all those occupy wall street would go back to work for 40 grand a year? i'm going to doubt that. >> a flawless plan. i would like to hear what you have to think. do you think this would help

stimulate the economy where every single person got $40,000. >> 15 million people $40,000. >> let's make it rain in here philosophy. >> a stripper reference and not even 7:00 eastern time. >> wow. >> i didn't get that reference. i'm glad you did. coming up next. let us know what you think about that plan by the way. attorney general eric holder in hot water over the botched fast and furious program. but this isn't the first time he has gotten the president into political trouble. we'll take a look back. >> and who doesn't need a little extra cash. jesse jackson jr. next hour, we'll introduce you to task rabbit how thousands of americans are using it to make money helping others with simple tasks.

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>> alisyn: good morning, everyone. saturday, october 15th. another drone strike reportedly takes down anwar al-awlaki's son. latest breaking details for you. >> all the way to the top, the white house promised transparency. why is it holding back information in the solyndra scandal? >> plus, 999 stealing the headlines but new reports say it might double some americans' sales tax. so, does it work? we report. you decide. "fox & friends" starts again right now, another hour. captions by closed captioning services >> we have a lot of starts on "fox & friends." you will have to get used to them. >> what did we do last hour

then. >> that was the start of that hour. >> we call that dress rehearsal only it's on air. >> oh it was on air? oh i shouldn't have said a couple of things. >> mike jarrett in for clayton who we believe is running around in chewbacca or green lantern costume because come any con is going on in new york. >> wow. >> darth vader outfit we wouldn't be able to see him anyway. >> that's horrifying, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. thanks for filling in. >> it's great to be here. >> start with your headlines because we have breaking headlines for you. air strike in yemen has killed seven suspected militants. one of the dead is reportedly the son of this man anwar al-awlaki. he, of course, is the al qaeda cleric who was killed in a drone strike last month. al qaeda's media chief in yemen was also reportedly killed in yesterday's air strike which occurred in the shawba province. five other suspected militants were also killed in that blast. and you are looking at new video

from afghanistan's district where taliban militants attempted to blast their way into an american military base driving a car packed with explosives. two guards were injured after one of their grenades hit a security tower. all four of the attackers died. the search for missing baby lisa irwin getting a renewed push this morning. anonymous donor is now offering $100,000 reward for any information that leads to either lisa or her alleged kidnapper. fox news' megyn kelly spoke with that mystery donor and she says she is a wealthy mom whose sole interest is lisa's well-being. also the person who reportedly hired bill stanton, this man you see here, a private investigator who started working on the case earlier this week. at least one piece of -- is taking herman cain's 999 plan to heart. offering a large cheese pizza

for $9.99. he wants to give customers a little break. not the first time they have gone political. they had a hawaiian special for president obama after he released his birth certificate. and those are your headlines at this hour. >> jon huntsman that planted that seed in the debate the bloomberg debate he said 9.99 sounds like the price of a pizza. >> right. they jumped on that. >> there it. >> >> brilliant. >> what did michele bachmann say about that. >> 911. >> that was anita perry. >> flip it upside down 666, sign of the devil. >> a lot of ways to work with 999. >> there is. >> rick reichmuth with the check of the weather. >> bay field wisconsin lake superior. beautiful fall conditions. send pictures facebook page or rick reichmuth on twitter. lake superior absolutely gorgeous. kind of a nice day today. it's been gloomy there for the last few days. this system that's been bringing all the rain not budging that much.

lifting slowly to the north cities across the northeast looking better and mid-atlantic looking better. tropical moisture across the caribbeans, some of it making its way into south florida. i don't think we will be talking about a significant development of this system. some of that moisture making its way to the north. rest of the country looking beautiful. very dry at least across the southern tier, northern parts of the rockies and parts of washington we'll see light rain at times and little bit of snow into higher elevations but nothing going to cause any real big problems. the system across the northeast and the great lakes is bringing a lot of wind. windy conditions today, maybe 30 to 40 miles per hour at times that means we will see delays across the airports. temp wise very nice across the south. feeling like summer again, 80 in atlanta. 101 in phoenix today. tomorrow still 100 in phoenix. 84 in atlanta. enjoy it we'll cool down by the time we get to the middle part of the week. thanks, guys. >> feeling like fall. let's talk about transparency.

remember how president obama on the campaign trail or when he took office promised that this white house would be the most transparent basically in history. now, that is being put to the test. because house investigators are asking for all of the internal communications, including all of the email messages that president obama sent or received on the solyndra scandal. >> right. by all email messages, that would include theoretically on his blackberry device. the white house is saying not so fast. we have already released 70,000 pages of documents on this whole thing. and the department of energy has released another 900 pages. we are stopping there. you will not see papers from the white house blackberry. >> but scandals in this day and age in the last 15 to 20 years this is what we always look to now, emails, blackberry messages, in other words, a trail. you can't get away with stuff like you used to back in the old days back in the day. so, we do have a white house statement here. there is nothing in the

documents produced by the doe, the omb, the treasury or the white house that the white house interviewed in the solyndra loan guarantee to benefit a campaign contributor. >> basically, the white house counsel doesn't like the idea of releasing the blackberry messages and. >> constitutionally those are going to be protected there is no chance republicans will get those. let's be honest. >> why if these were all the eternal communications. >> i agree with you. >> on why they would give this company that there was lots of compelling evidence that it was in trouble why they give it a half billion dollars loan wouldn't the blackberry be relevant. >> absolutely. >> when you don't want to release things that makes people go what are they trying to hide? >> on friday the hearings got rather at the timey. of course, the main problem that they were highlighting on friday is that taxpayers were forced to the back of the line. here is what happened? >> recent emails produced by the white house and omb as well as a

long chain of others clearly show that numerous members of the obama administration from the most senior levels in the west wing down to the career professionals at omb and doe knew that solyndra was a bad bet that was destined to fail. >> the department of energy violated the law when they agreed to subordinate the taxpayers' money to private investors, some of whom appeared to have been heavy contributors to president obama's campaign. >> it's inconvenient. boo who. and i think what happened here was treasurely -- excuse me, department of energy made a bad loan. they realize they made a bad loan. trying to figure a way to cover up the fact not that they done anything illegal cover up the fact that they made a bad loan and they went and broke the law. >> he brought up treasury there. i think he was probably thinking about the testimony from somebody from the department of treasury never seen in all our

history ever seen a loan like. this highly unorthodox bus the private investors got personal treatment over the taxpayer. >> restructured that way. if the loan was originally structured that way one form of stupidity. restructure it to force the taxpayers at the end of the line doesn't make sense. nothing criminal yet but certainly smells bad. we had on the program yesterday energy policy analyst talking about the overall gambling with taxpayer money. >> unprecedented. the treasury really called it a question of legality. allowed the private investors to invest an additional $75 million when many people within the administration were saying, you know, we should cut this off right now because it will save the taxpayers dollars. now with the subordination, the taxpayers fall behind the private investors as a result of the loan restructuring. it's easy to gamble with other

people's money. that's what the department of energy doing. >> why was it structured that way and will more blackberry messages come out? that's the latest. we will keep you updated on tharvettle meanwhile talk about money. different kind of money. campaign cash. how much have all the candidates raised to this point in the campaign? well, rick perry and mitt romney are leading the g.o.p. pack. they are basically neck in neck. they have as we will show you here mitt romney $14 million. rick perry has leapfrogged him with $17 million in the short time that he has been in the race and then you can see it drops off after that. >> that is money raised in the quarter alone in terms of cash on hand both romney and perry have 14 million. the guy surging in the polls, frontrunner according to two national polls has only raised $2.8 million. he has $1 million casual in the bank. is that the kind of money he'll need to continue to stay a frontrunner or force him to the likes of michele bachmann of the

earlier frontrunners and fall off? >> a lot of people are even more surprised why he is doing so well in the polls. 2.2 million compared to the other guys? the other guys 17 million. 14 million. how is he doing this. >> is he doing a lot of ncial television. that's why he is able to do it with not a lot of money. you have seen this guy on national television pretty much every day of the week. >> he says stuff that gets him on tv, too. plain talk. >> he has good slogans. he has a great force of personality. people like to have him on television because they consider him such a straight talker. another interesting number we should show you is that his number matches jon huntsman. jon huntsman is in financial trouble it is reported that he only has $327,000 left in his account. though he raised 2.2 million this quarter, he might also be in debt to the tune of $300,000 now. >> even twice that. they say in all likelihood he is twice that in debt. rumors on friday night that he was dropping out. that is not true.

his campaign advisors and spokes people say he is sticking in. think he is going to win new hampshire and that's going to spring him forward. >> herman cain even though he is so much lower in the fundraising effort i think this 999 thing really helped him. >> absolutely. >> so easy to understand. >> except for you. >> except for me: the who will sales tax thing has got me all atwitter here. >> we will debate that this is important because how much money the president has raised. we are talking about $70 million when you add up what he has raised for the dnc. $43 million. that's available just for his re-election campaign. so whoever the republic nominee is, is going to have to raise some massive money. the good news is for mitt romney a lot of those chris christie big money backers have gone romney's way since christie supported romney last week. >> these numbers are just jaw-dropping when you think what else it could be going. >> to to get people back to work. >> a billion dollars for posters and slogans and stuff. >> shocking.

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holder's record points to a poor track record on due diligence. >> i understand that sometimes the attorney general can't read every memo that comes across his desk so if it was taken in isolation, that would be one thing. but he didn't read the memos from the career prosecutors he didn't consult new york officials. he doesn't do basic due diligence. considering his record, it's not surprising he didn't read the memos if in fact he didn't read them. >> joining us now is jay christian adams, the former attorney general at the department of justice and the author of the new book injustice exposing the racial agenda of the obama justice department. goodgood morning christian. >> good morning allison. >> let's talk about what's going on with eric holder first in this fast and furious program. is this just a lack of due diligence on his part? >> mark is right. there is plenty of incompetence but that's only half the story. the bigger story is you have an ideological crusade going on throughout the department of justice. it starts at the top. but all throughout the department. each one of these decisions that

mark writes about could be explained not only through incompetence but more likely through ideological reason. >> when you talk about each one of these decisions, also mark basically classifies them as controversies, let's go through some of these where all roads seem to lead back to eric holder. let's go through them in 2009, of course, you will remember that there was the announcement that gitmo was going to be closed. that never happened. that, perhaps, started with eric holder. in 2009, you will remember holder wanted to reopen the criminal investigations, in fact, did he into the cia interrogators, whether they were going to be criminally prosecuted. in 2009, you will remember that the miranda warning was read to the christmas day bomber. that was eric holder's idea. in 2009, of course, he attempted to try the 9/11 mastermind ksm in new york city. that had a huge backlash. and now, of course, operation fast and furious and that scandal. at some point does the president need to distance himself from

eric holder rather than saying he has complete confidence in him? >> that won't happen because, as i said, this is an ideological issue. take gitmo. they campaigned against gitmo. and when they got elected they brought in platoons of lawyers into the justice department that spent their time fighting gitmo before the election and who consider it an internment camp. look at the cia issue. the reexamination and prosecuting law enforcement agents at the cia. this is residual hatred of the agency that goes back decades. it's about vengeance. it's about getting back at an agency they like. look at the underwear bomber. read miranda rights soon after he was arrested. this comes from ideological background too. they won't call islamic terror what it is and that's islamic terror they view it as a simple criminal act. over and over again things that look like incompetence can be explained through ideological reasons.

>> those things you outlined from gitmo to underwear bomber. interest is someone dead fast and furious. atf agent who was killed. at some point does eric holder need to go? >> well, listen, either there is enormous incompetence underlings not ininforming him which is simply not believable or is he completely complicit in this not telling the truth. either way it's a bad situation for the justice department. >> you are a former attorney at the department of justice. thanks so much for joining us with your insight. >> great to be here. >> herman cain says his 999 plan is just what americans need. critics say it comes at a high price. we have a fair and balanced debate on 999 next. plus, thousands of companies hiring holiday help. if you want to turn that temp job into a permanent position, stick around, we have the tips that will keep you employed long after the holidays.

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>> big wow. >> here is dave. forget the nfl we need to test test test test that for hgh. is herman cain's 999 plan losing some of its luster. new information this morning that taxpayers could end up paying almost double in sales tax in some cases. the plan calls for a 9% flat income tax. 9% corporate tax and 9% national sales tax. one of the brains behind this is former reagan economist art lafer. what do other economists think of the 999 plan. joining us is peter more reissy professor at the university of maryland and chief economist of the international trade commission and thomas cook professor at georgetown mcdonald's school of business and former tax law expert. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> peter more reissy, this is getting a lot of attention. americans love it because it's simple bruise bartlett former reagan and bush advisor said it's the most upside down tax

plan put forward to tax the poor and middle class. what do you says. >> folks who have been tink cerg with the system for years don't want it to go away that's how they make their living. consider this, if you are paying 20% in federal income tax and goes down to 9%. increasing sales tax by 9 percentage points leaves you a lot better off because you don't spend every dollar you earn. most folks virtually everyone they will be better off this way because the people that aren't paying into the system will have to pay and start bearing some of the burden. >> thomas, i think the biggest knock on this thing is that it hits disproportions natalie the poor and middle class. >> the complaint that you are going to hear is that the tax is regressive in nature. while i want to give mr. cain credit for thinking outside the box and coming up with bings of proposals here there are some, i think, unfortunate unintended consequences where this tax would hit the less advantaged

individuals who would be facing, you saw it this morning from the tax foundation report 16%, 17%, 18% when they're out shopping. you begin to wonder first of all would there be collection issues on the local level. do you want the local grocery store not collecting federal taxes in addition to state sales taxes and would certain individuals be forced to make choice between sacrificing for the family and making purchases. i do think there are some -- >> can i respond to that? >> go ahead, peter. >> remember those low income individuals will no longer be paying social security tax and employers can give them their sharon of the social security and medicaid taxes. on top of that, in europe they have the collection issue but different ways to collect it you can collect it through the firm's income tax return which still will exist doing evaluative tax style and exempt groceries, give folks back their social security and medicaid taxes they will come out ahead. there are ways of dealing with

this problem. europe has made the transition. >> this is why we need a lot more explaining when it comes to this plan. he needs to come out and he said on monday he will explain a lot more about it. here is what will happen with certain states' sales tax when you add on local and state taxes tennessee 18.3%. state of new york 17.5%. how bad will this hurt the poor and middle class 15% of this country doesn't pay federal income tax. >> 49% of the population not being exposed to a tax at the end of the day suddenly they are hit with a sales tax. many of our brothers and sisters are living day by day it would have tragic cons sequence. i wonder if it would not out of this develop a black market. gotten i have serious concerns over the collection aspect to it one of the ideas proposed here is you increase the base i'm afraid we are increasing the base by bringing people into the base that deservedly should be

outside of the tax base. >> this would eliminate the social security and medicaid taxes that would provide another 15% in income for those low income individuals right off the bat. if you exempt grocery and a few other essentials you basically leave them neutral after that finally,the way you implement the value-added tax is you extract tonight schedule c of unincorporated business and on the corporate income tax return you don't have the problem with collection. we are not going to ring this up at the cash register the way we do the new york city sales tax. >> peter, we have to find out if this would in fact be revenue neutral. a lot of things to figure out when it comes to 999. peter and thomas thanks for being here this morning we appreciate it good debate. >> thank you. >> want to make thousands of dollars? it's as easy as running someone else's errands. how task rabbit is putting cash into americans' pockets and how you can get in on it plus, want to earn extra respect in the office? don't leave home without getting

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>> welcome back, everybody. wake up and put on some makeup. that is our message to you this morning because there is a new study. >> public service. >> research done by boston university and harvard researchers that showed that women get more respect. they are considered more likeable, more competent when they wear more makeup. >> not just by the opposite sex. by women as well who are part of this study. and there you see the woman on the far left with no makeup was viewed as less competent, less professional in the workplace while you go further to the right, the more makeup added the more respectful, more capable you were seen in the workplace. >> we brought this up last hour. we asked for your response. let's go to some of those now. this is christine statin island, new york. my old company had a policy where every woman had to wear makeup. i have never seen that in a policy manual. if we didn't wear it they asked us to go home.

>> our company makes us wear makeup. sitting next to two men that wear makeup. >> we have no choice. >> i understand it's no choice. >> i wear it because i don't want to make people sick. >> come on you are a good-looking man. >> thank you. >> most men i work -- most women i worked with for 20 years were in the military. i really don't care for it it's it's a tiger face. >> they might get more respect without it. >> that is a great point. listen to kerry. more makeup? sounds same as telling us women show more cleavage. >> i could get on board with that. >> you remember lindsey vaughn in the olympics wearing a lot of makeup. taking heat for that people said it made her look less professional she professional athlete dolled up.

>> there must be some places very inappropriate. i know when i go to pick up my kids from school when i come from work and full face of makeup do i elicit some strange stairs. school yard not good. >> yoga pants. >> one time knew a woman she would wake up get out of bed and put makeup on before her husband woke up. >> that's not right. [ laughter ] >> did she go to bed with makeup on. >> oh, yeah. >> keep the emails and tweets coming your way. >> headlines and news to tell you about. occupy wall street has gone global today. take a look at the scene in the philippines. protesters are marching in the capital city of manila. few hundred people turned up there. in auburn, australia, several hundred are taking to the streets as well. peaceful protesters shouting against big business and income inequality. tokyo much the same scene protests against nuclear power radiation.

after it forced thousands to evacuate after the devastating earthquake there in march. a soldier in hawaii is suing burger king after allegedly swallowing needles, yikes, that were hidden in a hamburger last december this happened. army staff sergeant clark bartholomew said one needle pierced his tongue. >> hold the needle. >> the other found in bar alcohol mule's small intestine landed him in the hospital for six days. the manager at the burger king are he bought the meal declined to comment. probably good idea. a squirrel is being blamed for causing a massive power outage in greenwich, connecticut. rodent chewed through power cable calling 150-foot blast into the air. more than 14,000 people lost power. no one was hurt. >> that is nuts. anywhere who loves super heros and clayton morris, yes, we mean you, or who likes to dress as them again clayton is enjoying

comic con in new york city. the festival opened yesterday and featured everyone from poison ivy to captain america. 100,000 people are expected to attend this weekend. >> is that him? >> in the green pacmanish thing. probably. >> rick, we have got to get ourselves over to comic con. >> clayton could have been any one of those people in there. any one of those costumes looks like clayton. take a look at the temperatures waking up this morning. nice day. the north here feeling like fall. southern tier feeling like summer. take a look at the forecast for today. eastern seaboard. most of the eastern seaboard looking good. see a few showers down across parts of south florida with tropical moisture that way. great lakes rain showers. city is looking better. windy throughout the day. winds sustained around 20 miles per hour. gusting to 30 to 40 miles per hour. plenty of sunshine. 63 in chicago.

still warm down across parts of the south, texas. head out across the west. also looking very, very nice. plain below, colorado. look good. 87. tomorrow you drop back into the 70s. little bit of rain and. >> don't call it a tea party. occupy wall street is going worldwide today. but critics of the movement say it lacks clear goals and focus. demonstrators rule breaker who's are literally leaving behind a big mess. joining us now is co-founder of the tea party patriots jenny bass martin thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> let's concentrate on washington, d.c. let's remember what the tea party movement and their rallies looked like in d.c. they had port owe potties and

specific rules to follow. that doesn't look like occupy. >> yeah, when we protest anywhere, we make sure that we reach out to local law enforcement. we get the proper permits and the staging and the equipment and the porto-potties and security that's required when you have an event like this. and our folks are very -- they are law abiding citizens and afterwards they respect the property so much they are making sure it's clean. we don't even have to usually hire teams to clean it up because our volunteers do it on their own. much different than the hundreds that have been arrested in new york and the mess that they are leaving behind all around the country. >> you know, i think it is a lack of focus, too. don't you think that's one of the big problems? >> there is a lack of focus with their messaging. their messaging is kind of all over the place. they are very upset with crony capitalism. the folks in the tea party

movement are as well. we have been fighting against this with a stimulus and the bailouts for over two years now. so we're glad more people are joining us in this. >> right. >> it's hard to tell what they want and where they are trying to go. >> and there is some similarity, i think. i mean, it's people voicing frustration but tea partiers sometimes have been called terrorists and get comments from people like al sharpton like this, listen. >> the tea party had guns. the tea party was spitting on members of congress. these people are not a mob. this is democracy. >> what do you think about that jenny? >> i think it's absolutely disgraceful that that's how american citizens who are law-abiding citizen have been characterized. the comments about spitting on members of congress, that happened back when supposedly happened back when the health care bill was finally passed in congress and there was a reward

offered by andrew breitbart to find real footage and real coverage of it. it didn't happen. there are no photos. no videos. nothing to substantiate it. and we have been called terrorists even though we are law-abiding citizens. we are not the people who are defecating on police cars. >> yeah. jenny, do you see some similarity in the same groups occupying the tea -- occupy ande tea party? >> across the country americans are frustrated with the way the economy is going and they want something to change. so, in that respect, yes. i think that there is a similarity. with the tea party, we want to see free markets work. we want the government to quit having so many regulations that prevent businesses, the small businesses especially from creating jobs. but we also don't want the government to decide which companies are the winners and are too big to fail. >> jenny beth martin thank you very much for being with us on this saturday. i'm sure we will see you soon. >> thank you.

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full-time job and ellen gordon reeves is the author of can i wear my nose ring to the interview? great title, helen first of all. that's a grabber. >> thank you. it's a real question i have been asked. >> yeah, don't wear the nose ring. >> there is good news. you can turn this part-time job into full-time job. try to get a job in an industry you really want to work in first of all so you can get your foot into the door. and then once you are there, talk to people and let them know that you really want to stay. and if you can't get a job in the industry in which you are really interested, at least be where the people are. 80% of all jobs are filled by personal referral. and 80% of jobs don't even exist in the open market. they are in the hidden market. if you are on site, and talking to people, you will be able to figure out where they are. >> yeah. but once you have got your face inside that whatever it is, whatever business it is, make sure that you are valuable. how do you do that? >> that's right. and not just valuable, invaluable.

you can't just do your job well. you have to do it better than anybody else. you have got to come early, you have to stay late. you have to find out what needs to be fixed and fix it. check with your supervisor. you want to show that you can take not only initiative but direction as well. >> okay. again, now are in there. you prove that you are invaluable. better than anybody else. now do you become annoying? >> yeah. that would be really a good thing to do. >> but you do want to get in the face? don't you? take them to lunch? you know. >> well, here is the thing. you want to do what i call inside informational interviewing. you have to be networking up and down the food chain in the company. you have to be talking to people in h.r. if there is an h.r. department. find out how does your job fit into the bigger picture? let's say you are even gift wrapping for the holidays and you want to be a buyer. talk to the buyer in the company. you are inside now. they will listen to you, show that you are interested. show that you really want to be there and figure out how it all works so you can do your job better, know if you need extra training. see if you can apprentice

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are making a bundle of cash from this. >> joining us now is the founder and chief product officer for task rabbit. leah buttafuocoy, -- busky. this is fascinating. i got a grilled delivered i i would have paid you anything to put this together. >> i could have done it for you. >> that's what we are here for. >> basically go online. say you needed a grill assembled. he would get an alert in realtime. place a bid on the job and you could choose to work together. >> leah, you have task rabbits now in many cities. >> yes. >> around the country. you came up with this idea yourself. and it stemmed from dog food. >> it all started with a dog. my husband and i were sitting at home one night back in boston in february. really cold and snowy out and we realized we were out of dog food and we have this 100-pound yellow lab that just will to eat that night. wouldn't it be nice if there is just a place on line we could go. say we needed dog food.

name the price we were willing to pay and certain someone like neville would be in our neighborhood to help us out. >> what types of tanks are we seeing people ask for and how much money are we talking about. >> tasks during the day whether that's laundry or, you know, delivering food here or there also, ikia assembly is what i do often. a lot of people post for that. >> what kind of money do you make. >> average is about $35. >> so how does it work? somebody puts it online they want some furniture assembled and you read and you bid on that? you say i will do it for $35? >> correct. i take into account how much for furniture is it and time to take. on to me to bid what i think is the appropriate price. >> what's the craziest thing somebody has asked you to do. >> i'm currently keyed up to do an innocent prank on one of their friends. >> innocent prank? >> yeah. >> how much are you going to get paid for said prank? >> i it's about $45.

>> that ain't bad. how long will that take? >> i basically need to take a portable dvd player, take it to someone, hit play and give it to them. >> we're talking about maybe an hour's work? >> yeah. >> that's a pretty good salary. >> suddenly dave is interesting. he should do pranks. he does them for pre. >> have you done pranks on me for free. >> i have got spare time. >> people out there who want to make extra cash how do they get involved in taskrabbits. >> go to task rabbits.com and apply to become a taskrabbit. 100% goes through a vetting process that includes online application, video interview and series of background checks. safety, security, is our top priority. >> perfect. you don't have to interview if you want to post a task? >> that's right. if you want to get something done, you can go online, say whatever you need done, name the price you are willing to pay and neville here will bid on it. >> maybe put a few thousands of these occupy wall street folks back to work.

maybe they need to log on to taskrabbit and do something. >> great idea. thanks for explaining it to us. i can't wait to use it i have lots of menial tasks around my house as can you imagine. >> just get her number. >> you can hire me directly through the site, actually. >> wait until after the show. thank you so much for coming in. everybody check out taskrabbit. >> where is the transparency? the white house taking heat for refusing to hand over emails in the solyndra scandal, why they are asking hands off the president's blackberry. >> plus, no halloween or thanksgiving? one principal playing grinch and banning all fall holidays. his students or hers not so happy about this. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. yeah, maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number?

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>> good morning, saturday october 15th. i'm alisyn camerota. the white house refusing to hand over all of the documents will

controversial solyndra loan. what happened to transpancy. >> and the occupy wreets protests growing global now. but the watching "fox & friends" and i'm sound asleep. >> that's vintage simon cowell. >> i think he is in france. >> is he dvring us. >> it's earlier. >> x factor getting pretty good i like that show. >> mike jerrick in for clayton morris.

he is serrie. personal assistant on iphone 4 s talks back to you. he may not need anyone ever again. got this new iphone. >> disturbing yet fantastic. meantime get right to your headlines because we do have some developing news for you seven suspected militants dead. one is reportedly the son of anwar al-awlaki the cleric killed in a drone strike last month. al qaeda's media chief in yemen was also killed in yesterday's air strike which occurred in the shawba province. five other suspected militants also killed in that blast new this morning we are hearing that chilling 911 call made just moments after 8 people were gunned down at hair salon in california. >> hey, we got some shootings over here. >> okay, where? >> salon pch and fifth street. >> who is shot?

>> some people in the salon here. >> who was it? >> i don't know. it was some large male, a white man. >> that large white man turned out to be scott decry. he is 42-year-old reportedly locked in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife who worked at the salon. is he now charged with killing her and seven other people. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty jujitsu r. jump r.up date of missing baby lisa irwin. anonymous donor offering $100,000 in reward for money for any information that leads to either lisa or her alleged kidnapper. fox news megyn kelly spoke with that mystery donor and she says it's a wealthy mom whose sole interest in s. lisa's well-being. also the person who reportedly hired this man bill stanton a private investigator who started working on the case earlier this week. we will talk to judge jeanine pirro about this case. she has talked to the parents. she knows a lot about this story. breast cancer awareness research

causing a slur high school feel your lumps, save your bumps is offensive. they won't allow the cheerleaders to sport them on school grounds. some parents disagree. >> catchy phrase to bring awareness to breast cancer at this age level. i thought it was more age appropriate. this is high school kids that a lot of them don't have big bumps. >> the principal of gilbert high school says the school never approved of the t-shirts. >> what do you think of that? >> i don't mind bumps. >> i don't mind. >> the sea of pink that's out there you have to be catchy. you have to come up with something creative otherwise get lost. >> that's very fergie. my bumps. >> in pennsylvania they had wrist bands i love boobies. >> those were bands. >> i also don't mind boobies. >> i don't either. i like them. >> there is always a story from arizona nowadays it's my home

state, colorado, arizona. look at this guy my friend chaz blue ridge parkway. absolutely amazing. beautiful pictures. fall colors going on. nice one across so much of the northeast he except great lakes rain to be had and stubborn and stick around for a while. around the u.p. of michigan throughout parts of michigan and pennsylvania upstate new york and far northern new england continuing to see the rain and scattered showers and along with in this is what we are dealing with the radar picture right now. we have very windy conditions all across parts of the mid-atlantic and in towards the northeast. drier conditions at least and we will see some sunshine break through around the coastal areas. winds gustingy around 30 to 40 miles per hour over the next couple of days. that means air traffic across parts of the northeast and great lakes delayed. they have issued wind advisories anywhere where you see the yellow advisories. we do have watches and warnings. the closer in towards the lakes. a lot of waives also across the lakes for the next couple of days. watching the tropics down across

parts of the caribbean. 20% chance that this system in the western caribbean will develop into something tropical. some of the moisture, none the less will make its way in across south florida. we seal rain showers. temps good across the south. still feeling nice, 80's and 90's across parts of the south. >> sorry, rick, we missed weather. we had an interesting conversation going on. >> started with boobies. >> went off the rails from it there. >> transparency we are giving you that this morning. you will remember that the president, president obama, i don't remember if it was when he was campaigning or first took office. he talked a lot about transparency and vowed to have his administration be more transparent than any in the past. we were going it know what went on behind closed doors. in fact, there weren't going to be closed doors. now there is a problem with solyndra as you may have heard and the president. and his chief counsel, i guess, do not want transparency as it pertains to the blackberry. >> any time there is a scandal, they normally -- who knew, when did they know it? that goes all the way back to

watergate, right? who knew and at what time? you check people's emails in this day and age or the blackberry messages. the white house doesn't want you to see all of them. in fact, the white house said. this there is nothing in the documents that we might show you produced by doe, emb treasury or the white house that the white house intervene dollars in the solyndra loan guarantee to benefit a campaign contributor. >> should the white house actually release these emails from the president's blackberry? they have, to their credit, released some 70,000 pages of documents on this. but, once you start to put up fences, you started to make people ask questions. why then will you not show us all the correspondence? it is clear that the taxpayers were forced to the back of the line when the solyndra loan was restructured. and the private investors were going to be paid back first. some of those private investors were, of course, obama

fundraisers. and therein lies the major problemmenned at focus of hearings on capitol hill on friday. >> recent emails produced by the white house and omb as well as a long chain of others clearly show that numerous members of the obama administration from the most senior levels in the west wing down to the career professionals at omb and doe knew that solyndra was a bad bet that was destined to fail. >> the department of energy violated the law when they agreed to subordinate the taxpayers' money to private investors, some of whom appeared to have been heavy contributors to president obama's campaign. >> it's inconvenient. boo who. and i think what happened here was treasury -- excuse me, department of energy made a bad loan. they realized they made a bad loan. they were trying to figure a way to cover up the fact not that they done anything illegal but cover up the fact they made a bad loan and they went and broke

the law. >> one thing not included there is one of the congressman said to long time government worker have you ever in all your years and decades working with the government watching all these loans seen anything like this? where the taxpayers were forced to the back of the line? he said no, i have never seen a loan like this. >> that was a guy for the treasury department, yes. >> unconventional structure. >> department of energy he says is not supposed to be a bank. >> right. but it turned out it was in that half a billion-dollar loan. all right. let's talk about what's going on today with the occupy wall street. today they are calling for a global day of rage. and there are protests cropping up all over the world now. let's look at them. >> got them in belgium. denmark, ireland, england. canada. i believe it's on every continent. except antarctica. >> they are hitting times square. later on this afternoon another one of these occupy wall street protests. now, it's interesting, glenn

beck was on o'reilly last night saying these are going to go global. they are going to get bigger and call for revolution. he also says there is big money and organization behind them. he feel and he has documents to show that sciu and many others are behind this movement. >> they all obviously have a different battle cry. we talked about how they don't have one coherent message. i thought it was interesting in italy their message was they stormed the office outside of goldman sachs and their message was give us money. >> that's what i want to know. is that what you want? you just want someone to throw money at you? give us some tangible solutions. something that the government or wall street or whoever it can actually do realistically. don't tell me to forgive all worldwide debt. that makes you ridiculous. >> that's the issue, right? is that they are venting their anger. they are good at venting. we have heard. >> complaining. good at complaining. >> complaining, venting. but in terms of -- at some point that needs to morph into a

solution. >> i understand what they are saying. >> that's what bill clinton said earlier this week. >> if you bail out wall street why can't you bail me out, too, as a citizen who went to college and pays taxes. bail me out. people are saying it has turned violent in some cases where they are defecating on police cars and stuff like that. there is a real fear today, especially down in lower manhattan that it's going to get violent as the tension between police and protesters have strengthens. same thing happened in philadelphia, cities across the country. we talked to deneen borelli this morning and we contrasted this, take it back to the 1960's, martin luther king jr. and those demonstrations where he just vowed -- he was very strict with his followers saying we can never become violent like this. this is what she had to say in comparison to the wall streeters. >> he was very courageous with his stand for liberty. he gave his life for liberty. so i think what he did was from

a moral perspective right vs. wrong. but what we're seeing on wall street i think their target is misguided. they're targeting wall street. they should be targeting the president's policies that are coming out of washington that are driving our economy. harming jobs. >> well, and it's the focus, civil rights movement had a clear and tangible goal of civil rights which, again, to your point we can't yet figure out what this wall street movement wants. >> we shall see what happens today for this global cry of rage. meanwhile, coming up. the president sending troops to africa yesterday. some are skeptical about this intervention. we will tell you more about it. >> plus, halloween banned? thanksgiving banned? the school principal who is taking all the fun out of fall. coming up.

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>> welcome back, the president sending troops to you uganda top push back a malicious group of rebels. >> did you hear what he said send sending troops to you dan da. >> peter doocy joins us from washington. we are used to friday night dumps. but this came out of left field. >> when you look at the lords resistance army in uganda led by joseph coney has killed 2400 people and abducted 3400 since 2008 according to the u.n. also says 380,000 people have been displaced by central africa by the lra some didn't come out of left field. president obama is sending 100 u.s. troops to clean things up get connie already been charged with war crimes. the top democrat on the house armed services committee thinks the president made a smart move here saying quote our efforts to advise and assist our partners in central africa will help

their work to eliminate the threat posed by the lra and act as solid step to restore stability to this region of the world. across the aisle, there is republic senator john mccain who says that he thinks this is the right thing to do as long as we are sure it isn't an he is can a la tore situation. here is why he says that. >> look, i watched the marines go to lebanon. i watched us go to somalia. the congress and the american people had better pretty well briefed up on this so we can avoid an instance like those that i just mentioned. >> the lra has only about 250 armed members, believe it or not. but they are feared for their reputation and civilian killers and kidnappers. and even though this is probably never going to be released publicly, our pentagon producer found out that some the 100 troops are already in you began davment they are mostly u.s. special operations forces. a lot of green berets from the army who are there with orders to only fight in self-defense. they won't be leading acombat missions. dave? mike? >> only in self-defense.

>> so, peter, the mission statement to get rid of the leader, how is that going to be accomplished? >> basically, they -- the president signed off on just sending these guys in there. they are in position, our guys to advise some forces who are over there. they just want to get this guy joseph connie and his cronies off the battlefield. >> but get, what does that mean? >> well, it means. >> kill or capture. >> al awlaki. peter doocy live in washington. thank you, sir. it's interesting because as a candidate the president clearly was against boots on the ground for humanitarian reasons. so, what about the precedent it sets now. in syria murdered 4,000 in the streets. don't we have to send troops there? >> not be, you know. >> consistent. >> thank you. consistent with the globe at the moment. >> aggressive policy. >> it is. >> i'm not against it i'm just curious what precedent it sets moving forward. >> all right. still ahead on the program,

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>> quick headlines. part of alabama's immigration. no longer track immigration information about students. however, police can still check someone's immigration status during traffic stopsz and detain people they suspect are illegal. all over the united states. customers waited long lines to get brand new iphone 4 s. governor jerry brown declaring tomorrow steve jobs day. the late co-founder will also be honored at a private memorial at stanford university tomorrow. ali? >> listen up, everybody. you may be taking a multivitamin right now with your breakfast this morning but there there is a scary new study that links vitamins and supplements to increased risk of death. here to break down the fact vs. fiction is fox medical a team dr. mark seeing gel. thank goodness you are here. this is a worrisome study because so many women i can

attest are told to take an extra multivitamin. extra iron. extra folic acid and now you may die sooner as a result. >> take a step back. when a polish scientist first identified the vitamin 100 years ago from now he never envisioned 9 billion-dollar industry where all these people were out there taking supplements. no proof it actually works. actually the women's health study in iowa, which is where this study comes from. they followed women from 1986 until now, 40,000 women and think found in 2004 alisyn, that 85% of the women were taking dietary supplements. that's enormous amount. then they asked them the questions over time what's happening? how many supplements are you taking? they found as you just pointed out increased death rate among those taking multivitamin taking vitamin b. taking copper. the only thing that protected them was calcium. what's wrong were w. this study though. it's not proof. in other words, it's not like i took one group and gave them

vitamins and another group and didn't give them vitamins and the group with the vitamins died more. that would be proof. this is not proof. this is what we call an associated finding. but i think it's enough to take the health halo off of vitamins. >> isn't just women. they studied 35,000 men in a select trial and those were taking invited minute e. that's supposed to be helpful for men but it had increase in prostate cancer. >> exactly. statistical increase in prostate cancer. it's enough to make people think, should i be taking vitamin e? is vitamin e good for me? we are told one year we should take vitamin e. another year told not to take it. this is a reminder, you know, again, it's not proof that vitamin e leads to prostate cancer but it is proof that we should use better studies before we determine what we should take and we shouldn't. and most of these vitamins are found in our daily food. in the amounts we need. >> what is the answer this morning for people who are waking up and taking their vitamins with breakfast, is it

time for us to stop taking our multivitamins? >> here is what i would say. i'm telling people out there and select groupings that should take it folic if you are peg nant. vitamin d and calcium if you are menopausal. if you are taking multivitamin probably still not going to hurt you. think twice before you take multivitamin growing body of evidence that it may not be so good for you. >> check with your doctor. dr. marc segal thanks for coming in. >> thanks, ali. >> herman cain says his 999 plan is just what americans need. critics say it comes at a very high price. will it work? we will ask mike huckabee about that next. beloved funny girl it's lucille ball with governor mike huckabee. lucy is celebrating 60 years on television and lucille ball is bringing the party to our curvey couch. [ ma annncer ] wouldn't it be cool

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morning. >> the white house announcing it will not move forward with a part of the health care reform law. this was new long-term health care insurance. and this is a key program in the president's health care overhaul. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius told congress it could not be implemented in time. this program was expected to launch next year. said to have design and financial problems. it was intended to be a voluntary insurance plan for working adults supported by premiums rather than taxpayer dollars. but it is now no longer part of the health care plan. now, to a developing story this morning out of pakistan where u.s. missile strike has left three militants dead. several others wounded this morning. officials say the missiles fired from u.s. drones hit a compound in south waziristan just across the afghan border. the compound is reportedly a hideout for a local extremist group with ties to the taliban and al qaeda. gun enthusiasts are up in arms this morning.

issue new government proposal to outlaw target shooting on public land. the ban would apply to hundreds of acres in arizona and colorado. the white house says it's a safety issue even though the land is deserted. they also claim shooters leave their trash out in the field. being called the grinch who stole thanksgiving. elementary school principal banned all fall holidays at her school. an folly is the principal of the kennedy school in summerville, massachusetts. she says celebrating thanksgiving and columbus day is, quote, insensitive toward native americans. also banning halloween because of association with witchcraft. the students are not thrilled. >> i think that it's kind of ridiculous because we should celebrate what we want to celebrate. >> i agree. >> we shouldn't be told what we shouldn't by other people. >> we asked what you thought about this, and viewer jim tweeted offensive to whom? she cannot dictate and enforce

policy based on personal opinion when the vast majority oppose her. another viewer writes all hallows eve is a tradition as is thanksgiving. what right does this person have to ban a celebration? none. >> also on twitter, she is the offensive portion of this story, not the two holidays. what's next arbor day? >> ban trees. >> wiches, do you? rick reichmuth a big halloween fantasy outside today. how is it? >> better not ban the turkey and stuffing no way. >> 00 day after sandwich. >> cran entery, thank you. take a look at the maps. nice weekend for some people. little bit cooler if you want some fall. the northern tier feels like fall if you are not quite ready for it. alisyn go down to the south. look at the forecast for the day today around the great lakes we'll see some scattered showers again. been a pesky disturbance bringing kind of gloomy conditions around the

mid-atlantic and northeast. the city is looking better. it will be windy behind us. this afternoon expect to see some winds gusting around 30, 40 miles per hour. down to the south very, very nice except for south florida you will see a few showers. central plains looking great. lincoln, nebraska 74 and plenty of sunshine. out across the western states also we will see a lot of sunshine. far northern pacific northwest into the northern rockies a little bit of rain and snow as well. nothing that's going to pile up too badly. tomorrow looking for your temps for the day. looking really nice again. phoenix, i tell you what though, we will be pushing some records there at around 100 and still remain very warm down across the south. 87 in dallas. you will drop those temps by the time we get to the day on tuesday as a cold front moves through. all right, guys, back to you. >> did you notice windy graphic was right over our studio. >> it is chilly. >> it is a little bit. >> all right, folks. 999. let's ask governor huckabee all about herman cain's tax plan he

says will get this economy moving. spur growth. one of the problems with it is we see this morning fox news asked for some numbers and here they are. it will raise sales tax, governor, in several states above the 15% mark. tennessee above the 18% mark. that's when you add on state and local sales tax. now, of course, you would only be paying 9% in income tax. does this plan hurt the poor and the middle class? >> it sounds like it would at first. but here's the other part of that when you reduce payroll taxes dramatically as this would, and you reduce personal income taxes, you give people more money on the front end and you reduce prices. so it's a good chance that this will level out a great deal more than just simply raising taxes. people point out the increase that the sales tax but you have to combine that with a dramatic release and reduction in both payroll as in the core tax. >> don't you think that's what he is going to say herman cain

on monday probably? because it becomes a push then, doesn't it? >> it does. >> income tax down to 9%. maybe you are pay second degree 5, 30%? >> what it does is simplifying everything. people would even be willing to suck it up and pay more at the sales point and not have to deal with that horrible shoebox full of receipts every year and go through the nightmare. >> except poor people. not paying 20% income tax perhaps saying no income tax now to pay 18% sales tax that obviously hurts them. >> herman cain is a strong supporter of the fair tax. one of the provisions of the fair tax which he says this is intermediate step to get to is what is called the prebate which essentially untaxes the poor. in fact untaxes everyone for their basic necessities. it is a national sales tax. a tax on consumption. so you are not penalizing people's productivity which you shouldn't penalize. that's what gives you a strong economy. in the case of the fair tax, what makes it attractive is it

empowers the people at the bottom of the economy the most. that's a great idea, one that i hope we would get to even more so than 999. >> i'm curious on your thoughts overall with herman cain because you see the bounce in the polls leading in some national polls but not a lot of money there. hasn't spent a whole lot of time in the early states. what irches differs his bounce from say michele bachmann's donald trump's or rick perry's? is it sustainable? >> t. is sustainable if, and this is a big if if he starts drilling into a detailed organization, gets boots on the ground in the key states. he has to spend time in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. >> he hasn't been to iowa in over two months. >> he has got to get back and i would say if he is not there this afternoon he needs to be there tomorrow. >> he is not. >> it's critical. i don't care what the buzz is right now you don't win the presidency. >> unless you are there. >> unless you are there. and you have to win it in the order in which the delegates are selected or you get left behind. ask rudy giuliani how it works to say i'm going to be great in

florida but by the time florida came, he was a nonissue. >> let's talk about rick perry, he came out with a jobs plan and basically the crux of it is drill more. use more of our own national resources. he would drill in alaska. he would drill offshore more. what do you make of his jobs plan? >> it's a god approach because it says that we have domestic energy resources and we keeping americans wealthy and prosperous and keep them from being so poor at the expense of the saudis and other middle eastern oil producer who's don't even like us who take the money that we fund them with and then pay for the that drosses, the people who become terrorists that's nuts. we have been doing this for 40 years, high time for us to say enough of that let's start making our own energy resources the crux of our energy needs. >> i haven't seen you since the occupy wall street whole movement has started. what do you think of it. >> i think there is some very sincere people who are a are paf it it's been overwhelmed by hermine who just don't have

anything to do other than vacate their mother's basements and go out and scream and yell and they have no idea what they are screaming about. it lacks structure, organization, direction and vision. >> you say it could be counter productive in the end. why? >> because if it becomes a fringe movement, people who go out and primarily are sitting out there doing body painting and defecating on police cars as opposed to legitimately pointing out some of the excesses that wall street is guilty of, look, there is plenty to protest. when you have people who are making 400 times the average worker and bonuses that are essentially eye topped off the backs of taxpayers. go to k street in washington where the lobbists are, 35,000 registered lobbists, that's where the power is, that's where the corruption is centered. >> they tried in d.c. a dozen tried to shut down one federal building. >> it's such a disfangsal town

even protesters can't make it. >> that's true. i have got to -- somebody said that politicians should wear uniforms like nascar. [ laughter ] >> who sponsors them. >> i love it. that would be great. i like that. at least you would know who bought them. >> there quow. stick around if you would. talk with governor huckabee about attorney general eric holder who says he is now responsible for the botched fast and furious program. first controversy. what's going to happen with holder? why is kim kardashian wearing a burqa? >> that's not a burqa. >> it isn't? >> burqas would be a lot more popular if that were a burqa. >> we will not have the governor weigh in on that. >> i just did. >> i think he just did. >> yeah. >> [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come.

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for well more conservative look, you would say. the reality star tweeted this picture of herself wearing a burqa in dubai. she is there to promote her new fragrance. >> and perhaps open a hotel, i believe. >> would president george h.w. bush been elected for a second term with clint eastwood by his side? recently released interviews from his administration revealed the actor was briefly considered as a running mate in 1988. at the time, eastwood was the mayor of caramel, california. >> governor huckabee, wouldn't that have been fantastic. >> i would have loved it i love clint eastwood he is not only the great actors of all time. what a v.p. who would mess with america ever again? no one. >> let's talk about fast and furious. you saw video there rolling of attorney general eric holder who has come under a week of fast and furious.

that of course not his first slip up. is he still hanging around the president is still standing by his side. how so? how long will he ride this out. >> their relationship as much personal as professional. that's one of the dangers when you appoint people who are close to you and friends to you in an office like attorney general, if he weren't close, he would have to cut him loose. but i think he is trying to hang on to him because he doesn't want to offend that personal relationship but holder is an anchor around the president's neck. and he needs to let him go because this is not a good time to go into an election year with a daily congressional hearing picking apart a justice department that seems to have accountability for nothing and to no one. >> this is really bad for the administration. >> it's really bad. i think this is a whole lot bigger scandal. this is not a small thing. this could be huge for the administration to have to deal with. >> by the way this wasn't the first controversy. basically every controversy the administration has been involved with the roads leads black to

gitmo. they claimed it was going to close it didn't close. ksm tried here in new york city. that had a huge fallout obviously politically. at some point doesn't the president needs to distant himself from holder instead of he has complete confidence in him still. >> holder needs the do the president a favor and say i would like to go spend time with my family. that's the classic political g. i would like to spend time with my family like i just figured out i had one. no matter what he makes his excuse, that's the nice thing for him to do to get away from hurting the president. >> don't you think that's going to happen soon. >> i have to believe before we get deep into the election year politics that holder is going to decide around christmas time probably on the friday before christmas that he is going home. >> he has in your opinion put out front when he iran revelations were made earlier this week he was the man holding the press conference not all bad. >> i messed up 20 cakes but this cupcake turned out okay.

of course. but there is nothing they can do to salvage him once the investigation drills deep down into fast and furious and some of the other issues that holder is a part of. >> quickly talk about something very historical happening this weekend the martin luther king dedication memorial tomorrow, what are your thoughts? >> well martin luther martin lus imprint on america is far bigger than we can comprehend. one of the things we miss in all of this. history has been rewritten to make him a civil rights leader. he didn't want to be known as civil rights leader. he wanted to be known as a minister. and his whole value system was because of his being a pastor. and i read all of his sermons during the time when i was in graduate school. i made a study of it. i was stunned by how this was a man driven solely by his faith and the essence of what he believed and why he believed it came conviction that people had equality and should be treated that way not because of a law but because god gave us equality.

>> you can imagine way up in heaven i'm in between a jefferson memorial and a lincoln memorial. wow. what a remarkable man and rhetoric, i one thing i want to mention if you ever read a martin luther king sermon read the one the drum major inticket. not -- instinct. macy -- maybe the most powerful one he ever delivered. >> touch on the wall street, occupy wall street what else is on the show at 8:00. >> we will have herman cain. talking to two economists who will critique his plan and give herman cain an opportunity to respond to the economists. he will defend his plan against these guys who think they know more about it than he does. >> that's great. wish we had thought of that. thank you so much, governor. great to have you. >> thanks. >> coming up. the white house wasted half a billion of your taxpayer dollars. now it's refusing to hand over documents about the controversial solyndra loan. but what happened to

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>> america's favorite funny girl celebrating 60th anniversary today of "i love lucy." >> how are we going to pay this bill? >> you don't have to pay them all the at once. look i have got a system. put them all in the lazy susan like this. see? just like that. we spin them around and any bill

that stays on gets paid. see? lucky winner is the connecticut light and power company. [ laughter ] >> joining us now is lucille ball. >> hello. >> welcome. >> well, it's so nice to be back. thank you. can you believe it's been 60 years since we started that wonderful show? i can hardly believe it. >> we have really missed you. >> oh,. >> we have missed seeing you. >> you are so sweet, thank you. >> you can tell us how the i love lucy show started 60 years ago? >> well, you know, i have got to remember. but it was not easy. we had a lot of convincing to do. it was actually born out of the radio show that i was doing for cbs at the time, another network, i understand. called my favorite husband. and well at first when they proposed it to me i turned it down because, well, because it was -- i was working with a wonderful actor richard denying very all american, blond and he played my husband. if i went on to do the

television show without desi, my real husband, my marriage was going to fall apart. that was very clear. so because he was traveling with his band and so the only way to save my marriage was if we worked together. and i convinced cbs and i basically said you use me or desi with me or no me. >> why didn't they want desi? >> well, i'm ashamed to say back then they thought of a cuban as being an underclass man. he ended up being so incredibly pioneering in our industry that he developed the three camera technique. he bought rto studios we we formed desi lucy together he ran that shebang. film before live audience was developed by did he sey. editing machine was developed by desi for to edit the three cameras. he never got the credit. and anyway, that's how it happened. >> i know ali wants you to do

impressions. also celebrating. >> i do -- >> 100 year anniversary of your birth. >> yeah. >> which you look great. >> thank you. >> she has makeup on. >> found success later than some actresses at 40 years old. >> well, yes and no. you are too young you little cutie pie to remember but i was a young actress. i was queen of the bemovies. i was a young actress but we started -- i really did get noticed when i was 40 and i had my first child six weeks before we started the first i love lucy show. >> wow, incredible. >> yeah, right? oh my, i don't even know how i did it. i look back and i think how did i do that? >> and, of course, your good friends fred and ethel. >> yeah bill and bev. they are just wonderful. they are still not getting along. but they are just wonderful. i love them both dearly. tremendous talents. >> in heaven, when something

goes wrong and some high jinx that you and ethel have tried to perpetrate on rick and fred, what do you say? >> eh! [ laughter ] >> is that what you want to hear? >> i have been waiting all mornings for that. >> alisyn, i want to tell that you my daughter lucy arnaz has developed another talented of directing and she directs me in a one woman show. she thought that would be an interesting project and i wanted to help her. she is a talented kid, you know. i'm very proud of her. >> where do we find it? >> two more performances at long beach island in new jersey. you have heard that. >> sirc light theater. call for tickets. after that we're getting everything together. hoping to bring the one woman show to new york. >> fantastic. >> you look great for 100. >> i don't look a day over 99. [ laughter ] >> happy anniversary. >> oh, you are so sweet.

i love you. i miss you so! >> you are fantastic. >> thank you. >> thank you, lucy. >> we love you, lucy. >> lucille ball.com. >> go see our ricky reichmuth over there. >> meanwhile. >> ricky! where is he? >> herman cain, lucy is going to be here. going everywhere except the key state of iowa. is he serious about this campaign or not? he has to go to iowa. karl rove will weigh in on that in just a second. >> and from "dancing with the stars" to the big screen giulianiian huff is here on the couch with a new look at foot loose. >> good enough. thank you.

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>> good morning everyone, it's saturday, october 15th, i am he' alisyn come rat at that. you're about to look live at ro rome, the latest on the worldwide protests. >> dave: certainly sounds catchy, but herman cain's 9-9-9 tax could double some taxes for some americans. what does it mean for the surging candidate? we'll ask. karl rove with analysis. >> mike: she took the moves she learned on "dancing with the stars" right to the top of the box office. julianne hough, let that video roll. >> alisyn: be still my heart. >> dave: take your time. >> mike: she will be here (laughter) >> with a behind the scenes look. >> dave: behind. >> mike: behind is the key of her new film, foot loose. "fox & friends" our last hour

starts now. ♪ >> what producer? you'd like to extend the show an extra hour for mike? mike, congratulations. >> we're going to-- >> don't worry four more hours tomorrow, for clayton morris. >> mike: do i get to do the julianne hough interview. >> dave: i laid claim to that. >> mike: it's your house. >> dave: thanks clayton for taking this day off. >> alisyn: they've been fight over her. we have breaking news for you. you're about to look live at protest ins rome and there they are packing the streets and taking a stand against big banks and politicians. the occupy wall street movement has gone worldwide this morning. 100,000 people are estimated to be in rome making it the

largest demonstration so far. >> mike: the guy-- something is on fire. >> alisyn: they've lit fire to something. this has broken out all over the world. and we have more developing news to tell you about. seven militants are dead in yemen after an apparent u.s. air strike. one is apparently the son of anwar awlaki killed in a drone strike last month. al-qaeda's media chief in yemen was also killed in yesterday's air strike. and five other suspected militants were killed in that blast. and new video from afghanistan district where taliban militants attempt today blast their way into an american military base. and driving a car backed with explosives. two cards were injured after one hit a security tower.

all four of the attackers died. forbes magazine will release a list of the america's highest paid ceo's. at the top is the ceo of mckesson works, a health care company. he makes a whopping $131 million dollars a year. and designer ralph loren came in number two. and the total earnings of all a 25 ceo's on the list is 600 million dollars. enough to pay 18, 333 average american salaries. >> dave: here we go with occupy wall street. >> alisyn: going the distance. dozens of bikers finishing up a nearly 500 mile ride. why to tell us about that? the ride for semper fi benefits wounded marines and it began in scottsdale, and ends at the marie corps recruit depot in san diego. good for them. what a great cause. those are your headlines. >> mike: and here is rick with

the weather. >> a good story out of scottsdale, arizona. >> again. >> arizona has a good one in there. rain across the great lakes and northeast and interior sections of the cities are looking much better today than the last few days and rain will continue to be here, likely until around wednesday and another system is going to pull in. no real relieve here. in the south, enjoy a very, very nice day today. except a lot of wind and that's a storm not really moving anywhere, so we have the rain across the great lakes and other areas getting in on the wind and see delays across the airport, including the big cities, in towards new york city and all of the airports, wind advisories posted throughout the area. and the tropics once again and we're going to continue to watch what was hova and next is irwin. and some across the south and northern tier, looking cooler and kind of watch more of a

straight across pattern the next few days, and the cooler areas of the south are more like summer. pretty good, thanks, guys. >> thanks, rick. we're going to bring in karl rove who is going to react to the day's headlines, good morning. >> mike: hi, karl. >> all the headlines? i want to go to your interview, dave. (laughter) >> you stay tuned for julianne hough. >> i will. >> dave: stay right there. first, interesting news out of the white house on friday, 100 u.s. troops are going to be sent to uganda and we're used to bad news on a friday. and the document type thing. this came out of left field seemingly for most americans. why this tactic to release it on a friday and what type of precedence does this set for other situations like syria? >> yeah. >> this was an unnecessary tablth cal movement late on friday and they would have been better, it would have been better for them had they made the news available

earlier in the week and done so wii having secretary of state or secretary of defense go up to capitol hill and be with lawmakers and this is not a-- this move is justified by congressional action and welcomed us by many members of congress and they're going to send 100 u.s. special operators not for combat purposes, but logistics and services to three countries, uganda, sudan and the congo and confronting the lord's resistance army, a small clique of well armed terrorists who have been on the rampage for a number of years in this part of the world and the administration didn't do themselves any favors by releasing this on friday night. >> mike: what's the point? are we trying to take out the head of the lra? >> yeah, absolutely. in fact, he started in uganda and the united states provided assistance, military assistance and guidance to the ugandaens and they

successfully prosecuted him and many capacities and drove him west word and he's offered the congo and south sedan and he's a-- he keeps a harem of village girls and presses small children into workers and child soldiers, and he is a vicious guy and the united states has done a useful thing. again, why the administration chose to sort of hide this on friday night and putting out bad news and forgetting about it on monday when they do it on friday night and why they did this, i don't know. >> let's talk about politics back at home and herman cain obviously has a lot of momentum nationally right now. he's on all sorts of news programs, and plus, he hasn't been that visible in iowa. in fact, even his campaign staff thinks that he hasn't paid enough attention in iowa. what do you think?

>> well, after you're given an opportunity like he's been given over the last two and a half weeks or three and a half weeks victory, florida in the straw poll, you take advantage, with all due respect. yesterday in western tennessee doing a book tour, two stops or three stops in western tennessee and previously was in texas for four stops to sell his book. when you get a surge like this, translate it into strength in the early primary states and otherwise you're going to run the risk of missing the moment that in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, nevada the early primary states and i think he's missing the opportunity. and four years ago, exactly at this moment, rudy guiliani led to 30% of the vote and spread to fred thompson and both of them squandered their moments and a moments in the son to get the early primary states as a result we're not players by the time we're voting. >> and iowa headquarters,

there was one guy in the corner, looking for a red stapler, he hasn't been there since august 13th and been to 13 times and less to nevada, new hampshire and south carolina, why? >> does he not understand the play book or think he can do it differently? >> he may think he could do it differently. when asked, he said he was going to write some book. the campaign stop like the west tennessee visit. is it his campaign or publisher? if it's a publisher there may be some federal questions. and why he doesn't turn into con dreet in the early states, i think he's squandering the the opportunities given to him. >> mike: why is he doing so well? because of the 9-9-9 plan? and speaking of that, what do you think of that plan? >> i think it is a part of that and i think it's also that rick perry's lapse led people to look around for

alternative. ironically enough he's going to layout the details of the plan next monday and that's going to be both good and bad. good for him in the sense that people get a better handle on what it makes, but also bad because people get a better handle on what it means. we're starting to see it now. if people think there's going to be a 9% sales tax, no, 9% federal sales tax on top of what your state and local sales tax are, people think it's a 9% corporate tax rate. uh-uh, it's not a tax on the profits of corporations, it's a european style value added tax so a company will take in sales, minus the cost of its materials and other input and pay a 9% tax on the difference there. and you didn't deduct the cost of labor. that's part of the value added, so it's going to be not a 9% tax on your profits. it's going to be a 9% tax on your sales, minus the cost of materials and some select-- >> and the taxes come to 9%? >> if you make more than

$100,000 a year a #% flat tax is a good deal for you, but if you make less than $100,000 you're paying an effective tax rate less than 9%. billionaire average rate is 24%. if you make $50,000 a year your average tax rate is well bee he low 9%, closer to 7 or 6%. so, it's going to cause people at the bottom to have some skin in the game and pay some taxes, but dramatically for people at the top. >> dave: you know what is happening at vat taxes in europe. you're scared of that and keep going up. >> same with the federal sales tax. >> alisyn: please stick around, not just for the julianne hough interview, but we have nor questions about you -- for you on this, and about you, karl. the white house lost as you know half a billion dollars of your tax money. why won't they hand over all of the e-mails regarding solyndra. what happened to transparency? >> then they were trying to raise money for breast cancer

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>> talk about solyndra. treasury officials admitting yesterday they have never seen a federal loan quite like this one. >> so, in your experience in 28 years, plus, being the chief financial officer, can-- have you ever had of taxpayers money being subordinate to outside commercial firms. >> no, sir i have not. >> in all of your yours. >> mike: karl, what do you think that have comment. >> the idea that the taxpayers would have invested in the deal like this and reworked so

that the taxpayers were second in line behind the private investors is extraordinary act. the question is, whose decision was this? who do we hold responsible for it. >> alisyn: akarl, what do you think about the house investigators wanting to see the president's blackberry transmissions. >> dave: we don't remember your boss carrying around a blackberry. this has never been an issue the statement from the white house, nothing in the documents produced by the department of energy, the treasury or the white house that the white house intervened in the solyndra loan guarantee to benefit a campai campai campaign. >> before we deal with that. can we deal with that weasel statement. nothing produced so far, showed that the white house intervened on behalf of a campaign contributor? somebody obviously made a decision somewhere. maybe it was the white house

didn't intervene, but the department of energy staff did intervene on behalf of the campaign contributor. and why did that campaign contributor go in and out of the white house so frequently. george kaiser, the foundation was the principal investor of solyndra. in and out of the white house, four times, he says to talk about the contribution. i don't think the white house, the president has that much interest in somebody's philanthropic contributions. that statement raises more questions than it answers. somebody did intervene to get the taxpayers put behind the interests of the private investors and the question is, who is that individual. >> alisyn: but had your former boss, former president george w. bush carried a blackberry, would you have fought to

release those e-mails. >> dave: there's rules over presidential records. unless there's a compelling need you want to protect the president's private consideration, those that went into making policy. you can expect the white house to keep them from being granted up. frankly, i think the house has made its point and now they can take the documents that they've got the ten and keep building a case and that case points to a deeper white house involvement then they will be on stronger grounds in demanding those materials to either answer or bring about resolution of the question. >> mike: quickry. >> dave: rick perry on jobs, he wants to basically drill oil on energy. >> everybody else is saying the same thing. this is virtually every other republican presidential nominee saying that it, newt gingrich famously, drill here, drill now and the energy policy, but it was beneficial

for governor perry to pay attention to the substantive issues and this is probably the weakest element of the pro job plans was it echoed everything that everybody already said. >> mike: if you were advising president obama, what would you say about him commenting on the occupy wall street. >> i wrote about this, wrapping their arms around this group. >> populated by socialists, anarchists and others and while the democratic party may want to go on a long-term relationship with this crowd, it seems that occupy wall street doesn't want to go out on a date. they seem to be down on democrats and the system and congressman john lewis to refuse to let him speak alt the atlanta pro tests.

i'd be careful wrapping my arms around a group so anti-market, so anti-capital list. david plouffe, said it will be the center piece of the president's, and now, it turns out he's going to run his campaign on rehe election on the basis of class warfare and attacking wall street. >> alisyn: all right. karl rove. >> dave: mike will wrap these arms around julianne ifrments sorry you missed her. >> the king of philadelphia gets this benefit and that's unfair, i'm going to occupy the fox studios is what i'm going to do. >> alisyn: and actually that's an advantage if you were here on the curvy couch. thanks, karl. good to see you. an update for this story some of you have been following. a big reward now offered for any information about baby lisa irwin's disappearance. will it get her home?

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>> the parents of missing baby lisa irwin, they're now offering a large reward. >> there's going to be $100,000 reward put up for the safe return and/or conviction of person or persons involved in this horrible crime. >> alisyn: the host of justice of jeanine pirro, she's

following if closely and joins me now. will the private investigator found something? >> i spoke with them for my show this evening. 's confident he can bring in a group or team that he says will supplement the kansas city p.d.'s investigation, but make no mistake, alisyn. kansas city had 300 boots on the ground. state, local federal, there isn't anything that the kansas p.d. hasn't done. we've seen them on the roof and rappelling, and checking the woods, covering the bases, what we have is a mystery. this is clearly a mystery. i've spoken with the neighbors. i was on the street for two days, i've spoken with the clerk, the store clerk and debby when she bought the wine and baby wipes. don't mistake, baby wipes and baby food, not incriminating like i'm going to get rid of my baby, and i'm going to buy some baby wipes. and people are stumped by

this. and what i've done is interviewed the parents. the longest interview so far, that the parents have given. >> alisyn: what was your impression? >> it's interesting, alisyn. the mother comes across as very credible, although she reports that the police told her that she'd failed a polygraph. her story is consistent from day one. and i'm going to reanalyze that interview i did with them and play some of it this evening on my show and try to come up with a theory of what really happened. her story is consistent, her husband's story is consistent, but having taken that interview and that information, i then went back to kind of boot strap it with what other people were saying, but there's no question, you've got an unlocked door, you've got a monitor that's on. a dog in the back yard, a screen that's bent in. i mean, what happened. did someone come in, is this the inner circle or is it a kidnapper? >> the mother, when i hear her, af not met her in person like you have, she seems very

genuine, the father, sometimes doesn't make eye contact. he looks away. what was your impression of being with him. >> that's astute and in fact the father does not make much eye contact and so the issue is, is this his normal behavior and just weird paf the baby lisa went missing? and i interviewed people in the neighborhoods, people who knew him, the clerk and find out tonight, what his normal behavior is as it relates to who he is. but at the end of the day they have he' moved out of the house and police continue to go back and you've got bill stanton, this investigator is coming in with the team and anonymous donor putting up $100,000 and something has to give. if she was kidnapped, chances of her being alive are good to excellent. if it was an inside situation, not so. >> alisyn: what time tonight? nine o'clock. we will he' be watching something, great show. thanks for being here with us. a key part of president obama's health care overhaul plan gets the ax. why is the white house doing

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♪ >> oh. >> mike: do you think it's the new trend. >> alisyn: i don't know why i agreed to do this. >> dave: i know why. >> alisyn: there's a new trend. women are wearing their pajamas, out to restaurants and on the street because they're fashionable and the producers tricked me into putting on a pair of pajamas. >> mike: the only we needed was a pair of pajamas, i snuck into the dressing room and got your pajamas. >> alisyn: dave, this is what you wear when you're napping. >> dave: you should know i swear a dressing room with rick reichmuth. >> alisyn: see you outside. >> mike: so your plan is to go onto the the streets of

manhattan. >> alisyn: that's what they tell me to do. >> dave: and i know why she want today do this story. >> alisyn: why? >> we'll show you what takes place and kevin will not follow here all the way. a live look at protests in rome where thousands of people have taken to the streets in front of the colosseum. and this is occupy wall street gone global, folks, some 100,000 protesters are expected in rome, there are reports of smashed shop windows and violence in the street. meanwhile, in melbourne, australia, several hundred have taken to the the streets and peaceful protesters there shouting against big business and income inequality, you've heard that before. also, in hong kong, where about 500 people gathered outside the hong kong stock exchange. finally, take a look at the scene in the philippines. protesters marching through the capital city of manila. a few hundred people turning

out there. and occupy wall street protesters here in new york will fill up times square for what they call, quote, cry of rage, mike. >> thank you. the white house pulling the plug on a new long-term health care insurance plan, a key program in president obama's health care overall. health and human services secretary told congress that it could be implemented in time. the program expect today launch next year was set to add design and financial problems, and a voluntary insurance plan for working adults supported by premiums rather than taxpayer dollars. a new york judge says that al-qaeda should be given 9.3 million dollar bill for damage done to properties and businesses on 9/11, 2001. the lawsuit was filed by several insurance companies who only ask for assessment, not a forced payment. the terrorist network has not

responded. >> dave: breast cancer awareness t-shirts are causing a stir at one phoenix high school. the officials there say that feel your lumps, save your bumps is offensive and won't allow cheerleaders to sport them on school grounds and some parents think it's crazy. >> it's a catchy phrase to bring awareness to breast cancer. at this age level. this is junior-- or high school kids a lot of them don't have big bumps. >> and the high school says they never approved the design for the t-shirts. seems relatively tame compared to what high school kids are doing. you have to be catchy if you want people's attention and there's so much of a sea of pink. >> and the bracelets for the state of pennsylvania that say i love boobies, and kids were wearing them to school and they made them take them off. here is rick, without his pajamas. >> that's for sure.

you know, some people come out here all the time and come and stand outside our studios. where are you guys from? >> connecticut. >> how far away is that? >> about an hour and a half. >> when is the last time were you in new york city. >> ten years ago. >> and do you know what it is that got them here, heard that alisyn was going to be out here in her pajamas. a nice start to the season and flagstaff, arizona, and send this to me on twitter. flagstaff, arizona. and that's beautiful. and you get fall in arizona. move forward, take a look at the temperatures that you're waking up, a cool morning across the northern plains and there's colder air coming in the middle part of the week to the northern plains and get ready and right now things looking pretty good. the forecast for the day also looking pretty foo nice across the eastern part of the country and we'll see rain again around the great lakes and windy conditions, especially this afternoon, all around parts of the northeast

and the southeast, and we'll be pushing some record, record high temperatures across the southern tier of the country the next two 0 to three days, and rain across the west and potentially breaking records in places like phoenix and tucson, we'll see rain in across far northern plains and rockies and the highest elevations. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> dave: thanks, rick. you know, some fashion trends. i cannot get behind, this murse thing, guys carrying purses and there's one i'm hearing about, wearing pajamas, out to clubs. that i can get behind. i love p j's man. >> mike: you do. >> dave: oh, yeah. >> mike: like hugh heffner then. >> dave: i don't have a smoking jacket, it's a flannel brand. >> mike: for guys not just women. >> dave: guys and gals are strutting them on the red carpet, the catwalk, excuse me, and apparently it's a trend going worldwide. i think this is in paris though, take it with a grain

of salt. >> mike: who would do something like this? who would wear this on the streets of manhattan, let's say, ali. >> alisyn: somehow the producers have got me trying this out on the streets of manhattan and i'll see if i get any strange reactions. >> hi everybody. >> hi. >> do you notice anything different about me, nothing? anything different about what i'm wearing today? >> no, good answer guys, see it's completely normal to new yorkers, to have somebody strolling around in pajamas, and i must say they're comfortably. do you like this as a fashion trend. >> i just graduated college and i saw this a lot. >> that's right, on campus they do things like that, but i didn't believe it was happening out in new york city. what do you think of this? >> i think it's going to be a new trend, shake the nation. >> alisyn: now, see if you could come out here in your pajamas, what would they look like. >> polka dots usually. >> alisyn: i knew that. what do you think will happen trying to hail a taxi.

i'm curious, what will happen if i try to hail a taxi. will anybody-- hello, sir, i've seen you looking strangely in my drks, i'm not sure why. let's see what's happening down here. hi, everybody. walking out into oncoming traffic. >> alisyn: well, at the moment, but here is a family, able, looking, you guys see their expression. hi, hi, sir. >> now fifth avenue. >> dave: if you make a love section you're up the next morning. >> alisyn: look what he just asked me. >> why are you in your pajamas. >> alisyn: pajamas, they're a glamorous fashion statement. do you think they look like pajamas. >> a little bit. >> alisyn: are you aware that women are now wearing pajamas, out to nightclubs at night at restaurants? >> my wife wouldn't be. >> you know, i don't think they are either, but our producers tricked me into believing this is what women are doing now. this might be a fraternity

prank of some kind. would you ever wear in out at night. >> no, not at all. >> alisyn: what's the problem? >> it's what i go to bed in. >> alisyn: okay. thanks so much, where are you from. >> florida. >> alisyn: fantastic. pajamas don't work in florida. please let us know what you think if i should be wearing pajamas or anybody out at night or on the city or streets. hi, gentlemen, hello, they're taking pictures over there and scratching their heads. >> mike: but you're meeting a lot of men. >> alisyn: i am meeting men and taxes are whizzing by me without wanting to stop. strange. >> and p j's and pumps on national television. let us know what you think on ff weekend twitter. >> mike: the idea what you wear to bed you would wear outside, i sleep-- well, okay. >> dave: we could spend 20 minutes on that, but we've got to move on the her uncle was dr. martin luther king, jr.

and now she's sharing his message in a new children's book. the author, angela ferris watkins joins us next. >> dave: and she's bringing her dance moves to the big screen, julianne hough gives us a look at "footloose" and tell us who might win "dancing with the stars." ♪ [ male announcer ] the real power in these tools isn't just the motor. it's the potential to turn plans into projects and rooms into remodels. it's the freedom to turn a single lithium battery into hours of doing. with guaranteed low prices on the names we know and friends in orange with all we need to know, let's unleash the raw power of possibility. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get a free ridgid hyper-lithium battery worth up to 99 bucks with select ridgid cordless tools.

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>> and your attention, aerial, will you please come up to the front? your dad is here. >> and i am he' joined by singer and actress, julianne hough and dennis quaid looking at a dad, very, very nervous. and i can't imagine seeing my daughter shaking like that. "footloose" you were important in 1988. that movie came out a few years prior. >> a few years prior. >> dave: how did you become a fan. >> "footloose," dirty dancing, flash dance, pg-13, they were

hidden in my parents room and ten years old i got into the movies and they were classic and i grew up in utah where the original was shot. >> dave: you had no choice. >> exactly, no choice i was discontin destined to play aerial. >> dave: and dirty dancing and fame, people get fired up and angry when some of the classics are remade. why is that and how do you counter that. >> i totally understand it and get it because they are hard to remake, especially, especially when people just took the title on and think of it as-- luckily and fortunate, we had a director, he felt it was made when he was 13 specifically for him. he we definitely captured everything you needed from the original and then we just updated a few things. you know, just to make it more current for today. we didn't change it and didn't mess it up. >> dave: i'm told it's very different out of the gate. one of the biggest changes comes very early.

>> yes. >> dave: the biggest change, you know, we set the tone right at the beginning of the movie and you think it's going to be this, cute little dance movie and then it's like bam, in your face, this is what it is. >> dave: all right. >> so, i think people are going to enjoy it though. >> dave: i've got to do. ask you about one of the remakes, is your brother going to be the star in the remake of dirty dancing, he's an 8-1 favor. maybe make some money. >> i don't know, i think he would be great. it call just depends on director and script though, i think that's kind of key. >> dave: you're he not giving that away. you were on with your brother on "dancing with the stars" earlier this week. >> i was. >> dave: you danced with him fighting through a cold. and taking your brother out of the equation, who is the best celebrity dancer, ricki lake or jr martinez. >> those are my favorites, i think those two will be in the finale. >> dave: the final two. >> i think they will be the two. >> dave: and that iraq vet-- >> pretty unbelievable.

>> dave: you're a two time champ. if there's one celebrity you can have as your partner in "dancing with the stars" not named ryan seacrest, who would that celebrity be. >> of course you absolutely. >> dave: right. >> no, i'm serious, absolutely, i think it's-- >> i have a little part with the celebrity part of that. and i danced with cheryl burke, my co-host and i clayton. >> yes. >> dave: had a little audition, see, that's clayton on your left and i'm on the right. >> i love it. >> dave: now, again-- >> you're way better by the way. >> dave: that's what i was going to ask you. who has a better chance of the glitter ball. >> i think you're better. >> dave: you think i'm bert. >> i do, i do. >> dave: fantastic. how in the world, i mentioned ryan seacrest a moment ago. >> yes. >> dave: your boyfriend, how do you manage to see each other, he has 19 jobs in hollywood and you're all over the place, "dancing with the stars," the movie, you have a new one you're shooting. how does he react when he sees the dancing on mavis like "footloose"? >> he's really proud.

you know, he's watched the movie a couple of times with me and the hardest part for him to watch are like when i get beat up by my boyfriend in the movie and my dad slaps me in the face or crying, because you know, those crying moments objection, your face-- >> he's secure enough to handle the dancing part. >> exactly. that's what people discovered me as a dancer and the little, you know, spit fire that i am when i dance. so, that part doesn't bother him. >> dave: and like dennis quaid, a little nervous. check out "footloose," folks in theaters this weekend. it should be a huge hit looking forward to seeing it. >> yes, thank you so much. thank you. it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you gs didn't.

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>> 52 minutes past the hour, talking quick headlines. are they or aren't they a photo agent in california. a movie truck outside of demi moore and ashton kutcher's home. saying they're headed for divorce? they said it's not even on their block. a brand new video out of fairville, west virginia, daredevils are taking part in the annual new river gorge bridge jump. the drop is about 876 feet and this is one of the largest base jumping if he feels in the world. and you know, don't people have other stress in their lives? >> would you do it. >> alisyn: oh, no. >> dave: say no way. >> mike: i bungee jumps once out of a hot air balloon. >> alisyn: what? >> i'd never do it again, i

was so scared. it was stupid. >> dave: to think that's scary. the idea floated by jesse jackson, jr., he has a new idea. give everybody money. pay them, hire all 15 million americans, 40 grand a year. >> mike: 50 million americans out of work. >> dave: yes. >> alisyn: that are unemployed. 804 billion dollars. and obviously, that's even less than the stimulus, last time around. and why not just put it right in the hand of the people who need it most unemployed. let's listen to congressman jesse jackson. >> and i think the united states will follow the correct course and keep doing that, looking at strafely the way to advance the causes of the american people because this congress is completely dysfunctional. declare a national emergency on the question of jobs and economy and national emergency on the question ever unemployment, but at the same time recognize the size and

scope of the problem. if there are extra constitutional opportunities that allow the president to strafe administratively put people to work. i believe in the direct hiring of 15 million unemployed americans. >> dave: extra constitutional being the key. the extra constitutional basically saying let's skip congress. skip the constitution. >> mike: and that rubs me the wrong way. >> alisyn: going around the constitution. >> dave: there was a certain process set up by the founding fathers. >> alisyn: fdr did it without congress and fdr signed an executive order or order of sometimes he set up the wta, and later, congress nen funded it. so, he is he' saying do-- we're in such dire straits, that the president could do something like that and basically he's suggesting cleaning up communities, you could put the people to work with these sorts of jobs, helping out around communities, and pay them $40,000 a year. >> mike: and you're just handing them, 50 million people handing them $40,000 a year. >> dave: with no

accountability. who is going to watch over the 15 million people and the other problem, my biggest problem is the constitutional aspect of it. but, there are 20, 30, 40 million people that are underemployed that are taking part in part-time jobs that are doing whatever they can just to have some sort of paycheck coming in. what about all of them? what about all those people that don't want a handout? saying i'm going to get a job wherever i have to to stay unemployed. >> alisyn: what about twitter said what, about the 99 weeks of unemployment? isn't that giving basically thousands of dollars. saying the same thing that could address that. >> dave: let us know how you feel about it on ff weekend on twitter. more "fox & friends." [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪

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>> welcome back everybody, tomorrow, you'll know we have coverage of the martin luther king memorial dedication. >> mike: i'm so glad they postponed it. irene disrupted the orig