>> bob: tattoo obama on your forehead. ♪ >> good morning to you, it is sunday, october 23rd, i'm ainsley earhart filling in for alisyn this morning. g.o.p. hopefuls attend a in iowa and takes jabs at president obama. >> he won't serve a second term. >> one was mia. >> dave: and was gaddafi, the richest man on earth. he was sitting on a stash, hundreds of billions of dollars? where is it? we're looking. >> clayton: something tells me he didn't donate it to charity. he's showing his true colors, red, white and blue.

he's on a finding mission, why 9/11 had special significance for him. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ . >> dave: hey, everybody, good morning. what a great night in sports, maybe the greatest in my lifetime. >> clayton: and here is an idiot, welcome to ainsley here. >> dave: that was the idiot mistake i make, go to sleep in the fourth inning and miss the homer barrage jo historic happenings on the baseball field, on the college football field. >> alisyn: the rankings are changing. >> clayton: dave will get us up to speed on that. and we'll get you up to speed on politics, this is the first big weekend in iowa. all the reporters saying it's in the air, people say a lull

after the iowa state fair period and all of the candidates taking to eye with a, mitt romney was there on thursday and left. a number of individuals showed up there for the faith and freedom coalition to talk about social issues and you know, to a large base of evangelicals in iowa. >> that's right, there were six there in iowa and they have the first caucus on january 3rd, so it's very important for these candidates to be heard in that state. and you know, without that state, many of these candidates are going to be out of the running. >> it's interesting that abortion has been forced to the top of the political profiles of these candidates, as far as republicans go, bah us of what herman cain or didn't say, flip flopped or just plain flopped on his abortion stance earlier in the week and he tried to clarify his stance for the social conservatives in iowa on saturday. >> i will not sign any

legislation in any way allowed the government to be involved in it. i would strengthen all of 0 your current laws that prevent abortion, i believe that abortion should be clearly stated and is legal across this country and i would work to defund planned parenthood and i will make sure that i appoint judges that will enforce the constitution, no activist judges and i would also make sure that we didn't allow any bureaucrats to get in the way in order to protect the life of the unborn. >> clarifying that pro-life stance, wants everyone to know that he is pro-life and rick perry goes after him. and many say they're going after him without actually saying his name's, cain's name. >> it's a liberal kinard to say i'm personally pro-life, but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life, you are pro having your cake and eating it, too.

>> clayton: it's worthwhile to mention in 2008 at those caucuses why this is so important for them to speak to this evangelical base. 60% of those who came out to the caucuses in 2008 to vote in large part for governor mike huckabee, were evangelical. 60%, it's social state and resonates with the voters. >> dave: it will be an important primary issue, will it be a general election issue? we think probably not. to lock up iowa you're going to have to lock up the social conservatives. arguably the most, the biggest applause, i think, at this thing from what i'm told from people at the faith and freedom coalition on saturday came for newt gingrich. they loved him there. he's not taking part in part of the infighting as far as the g.o.p. candidates going, continuing to focus on obama. >> we can have a dramatically better christmas in 2012, if it is a goodbye obama

christmas. you want a great christmas, vote against obama. 2012 is the most important election in this country since 1860. next year, we will decide whether the sdas strus policies of class warfare, bureaucratic socialism, radical judges, and bureaucrats who treated us as subjects rather than citizens, will be continued in office. >> you'll have to trust me on the applause factor. >> we do. >> the picture there. >> clayton: you heard him making the point, this is the opportunity for the republican party to elect the next abraham lincoln, 1860 the inference he's making and michele bachmann doing well in iowa before and she was there and she says she wants to defeat president barack obama, take a listen. people have made up their minds, they have decided that barack obama won't have a second term. now the question will be, who

will we place barack obama with, will it be a candidate who has a proven record of standing for us and for what believe in? this is the year when social conservatives can have it all. >> hard to believe this is here. can you believe that-- >> hard to believe there were people in that crowd, but there were people in the crowd and they were actually very vocal. >> only 100 people were there. yeah, it's hard to believe when you listen to newt gingrich talking about christmas 2012, the election is here. >> there's not that much time. january 3rd already. so there is not much time and this is why the bachmann camp, we're hearing reports this morning, to reports to foxnews.com that the bachmann camp may be having some trouble in new hampshire and now confirmed two staff members have quit, up and quit. and interestingly, at least one of them, it's reported, went over to the perry camp. they didn't go to the bachmann

camp first and tell them they're quitting. they up and quit. appears they felt the bachmann camp wasn't doing enough in new hampshire, they nt with aed to do more campaigning. and at that lot of the bachmann camp was doing more in iowa. the bachmann camp only has four employees in iowa, but her entire campaign hinges on iowa. she has to make a stand there. if she doesn't finish in the top two or three, it's over. >> they're on weekly contracts, there were five in new hampshire and why they quit and didn't go to those working on the work. the insider we can't give you more work and said we have to get to iowa in order to focus on new hampshire, if we don't win iowa, we won't make it to new hampshire. >> and that speaks to the other caucuses lining um. there were questions whether

or not new hampshire were going to end up getting pushed back into december or whether nevada would get pushed up toee aye, january 4th, 5th, 6th or 7th and now we know the date for nevada. >> dave: it was an old-fashioned standoff. and said half the delegates may not count at the republican national convention, nevada said we're moving from january 14th to february 4th. allows the calendar to stay in relative order, again, iowa the first in the station nation caucus. and some suggest it helps mitt romney, had it been moved up earlier in nevada it may have hurt him. a number of candidates were threatening to boycott the nevada caucus if they didn't move that date. >> dave: that january date looks unknown for new hampshire, but i'm hearing

january 10th for them and i think the calendar is pretty much set. >> iowa, new hampshire, north carolina, nevada. >> speaking of jobs, a lot of things at the faith and freedom coalition, from the world bank, this is astounding. we talk about the united states needs to be able to create this cradle of jobs here in the world. needs to be the number one place to create jobs, but put it in perspective as to who you we currently sit around the world with businesses who want to go to countries to start jobs. we're not even on the top ten list out of this new list. number one on the list, new zealand. why? because it's the barrier to start a new company there, takes one day. >> one day. >> clayton: if you want to start a new company, incorporate a business, one day. >> so these rankings are based on the ability to start a new business, where it's easiest to start a new business. >> and get access to credit. >> rwanda at number 8. we know that the georgia

economy has been doing well in recent years and i think canada might surprise a lot of people in the top five, but canada creating jobs at a far faster rate than the united states. when you see that, it's a problem for all of you aspiring entrepreneurs in this country who want to start a business and know how difficult it is to get off the ground let alone succeed. >> a lot of the voters like the flat tax ideas. 9% business tax because it's so expensive to start a business and i think that corporate tax is anywhere between 15% and 30% here in the u.s. so a lot of businesses are going to china. >> that's why you're hearing a lot about the lower regulations. >> you know, when you hear the list of the world's richest men. you often hear the name bill gates, warren buffett and the world's richest man. but you know, colonel gaddafi may have been, by far, by leaps and bounds, the richest man on the planet. >> we know that he had about 100 billion dollars, those

were the initial assessments of his wealth and that the united states had frozen 37 billion of it. we thought 100 billion and the story coming out this morning and over the weekend, a that 200 billion is what he had sitting there. it's not as if it was frozen and he didn't have access to. his family had free access to the money, still does, his sons. if he needed that money, needed to transfer money or buy off individuals, no wonder there were people loyal to him to the bitter end. >> dave: it would be difficult to freeze all of those assets we've frozen 37 billion of that and a lot of folks say that libya should pay for what the united states and u.n. did there, which is around 2 billion dollars. could come from some of that money, clearly. >> he think that should go to the pan am families. >> clayton: that's walk around money. >> dave: a third of the libyans live under the poverty line and this man snuck away-- >> and bureaucrats in libya

are living lavishly and others were living poorly. you may have more. >> dave: his son was captured by what we're being told. maybe you'll have more. >> a fox news alert. more about gaddafi, doctors are claiming he they know what killed him. told reporters that the former libyan leader died from a gunshot wound to the head and refused specific questions about that wound. no one will say if the bullet came from cross fire or short range and today, massive crowds are lining up to view the former dictator's body. he's lying on a mattress in a vegetable freezer in misrata. later today, libya's interim leaders will declare their deb ration, starts at eleven o'clock east coast time. >> dave: i guess it wasn't there, but his son has been captured by rebels. >> a new information about an american killed by a shark

attack, george thomas wane right. 32 years old, from texas. he was diving off the coast of rottnest island and attacked by a great white shark and two friends were watching by a boat and it looked to be about ten feet long. brand new video out of chicago, a brand new group of occupy wall street protesters took to street for the second time overnight. take a look. >> we are the people. we are united. ♪ at its height the protest attracted about 3,000 people and arrested more than 130 after they refused to leave grant park once it closed. the spokesperson for the occupy chicago movement says that protesters will resume later today and we'll be talking about the difference of the occupy movement to the tea party movement coming up

in just a bit. and get your hard hats on because that doomed german satellite that we were telling you about yesterday has entered the atmosphere, there is no information available yet on whether any of its pieces have crashed on to the earth. and it could take days to figure that out. experts predicted at least 30 parts of the satellite would fall from space this weekend, along the 50 mile path. and those are your headlines, clayton, i know you want to comment on that story. >> clayton: talking about it yesterday, it looks like a giant air conditioner. it doesn't look like typical german engineering, farfignugen. >> we want to take a look at the current temperatures, it's on the cool side. 38 in cleveland. 42 in raleigh, north carolina, cooler in the southeast and those temperatures will

gradually be warming up, but throughout the morning hours, deal with the cool temperatures so watch out for frost. a number of frost advisories from interior portions of the northeast into georgia and alabama. live in atlanta and head out the door early this morning, you could be scraping frost off of your car and that's something to keep in mind. again, the temperatures later on warming up and we'll make it into the 70's today. yesterday headed westbound across the western half of the country. texas well above average for late october. 70 your high temperatures in kansas city and across the southwest we're looking at some warm temperatures. phoenix, arizona looking at a high at 97. as far as any rainfall across the country it's another quiet day today. a cluster of thunderstorms that we're tracking early this morning and pushing into louisiana and arkansas, and of course, we'll update you on that. >> thank you, maria. >> the occupy wall street movement is being compared now to the tea party and our next guest could not disagree more.

>> he says there are three main things that separate the two, joining us now to explain is the president and ceo of freedom works, matt kiby is joining us bright and early. >> i hope we sent you coffee. >> lots of coffee here. >> i want to hear the three differences between you and the occupy wall street, but i'd like to ask you, are there some similarities between the tea party and its origins and occupy wall street? "the washington post" actually had an article on that front page today and they say, quote, an online discussions both groups repeatedly share many of the same frustrations as well as the classically american passion for fixing them? are there some things you have in common with occupy wall street? >> well, i think there are and when i started looking at what they were doing, i wanted to be sympathetic because i saw this anger about crony capitalism and i love the fact that in this country, we're not only allowed to peacefully

protest, we're almost expected. it's part of the american tradition and when you dig into the details, you've seen fundamental differences, i think undermine their position, because the first rule of tea partying is we're respectful, we work with police to make sure that our protests are peaceful and safe. and they almost want to provoke a fight. they want to start a fight. there's been a lot of stances where they push security and cause disruptions and that's not how tea partiers roll and second-- >> i want to put that up on the screen. that's the first difference that you cite is this resistance to law enforcement, a disrespect for authority. >> and 100 arrests in chicago yesterday. >> yes. >> we also saw a guy climbing up on the metal structures and we had that live on our show yesterday. what is one of the second differences? >> well, you see, you see both public and private property being destroyed, particularly all over the world, and to me,

that goes to a fundamental difference between tea partiers and occupy wall street. they don't seem to respect private property and there's a lot of destruction that goes on and i also think that that undermines their case. when we marched on washington. september 12th, 2009 and said please and thank you, respected other people's space, we picked up our own trash, there were no arrests, no broken windows and damage to property. i think that's the fundamental differences. >> and any other differences? >> it comes down to a bottom line philosophy. we believe in individual freedom, but from freedom comes an individual responsibility and a respect for property. that's what binds the tea party movement together. when i look at occupy wall street there's this anger, there's this frustration with crony capitalism, but they're not holding washington accountable for the collusion between big government and the obama administration and wall street. >> yeah, that clear vision and

tangible goals, clearly missing from the occupy wall street, but if you were to give them advice, and i know you're not going to do that this morning per se, who should they be protesting. whose homes, what street? where should they be? a lot of people say they're looking at the wrong folks, who should they blame? >> if you're angry at crony capitalism, you might start with jeff immelt from ge. >> clayton: they did actually. >> here we are headed in the right direction, might look at the committee chairman who bailed out fannie and freddie. you might look at the insurance companies that colluded with the obama administration to enforce an individual mandate that forced everyone to buy their health insurance product. there are opportunities here to challenge crony capitalism and i hope they do that and if they do it right. >> clayton: yeah. >> i'll be with them. >> clayton: they stood on the front of jeff immelt's lawn yesterday.

>> dave: about a hundred. >> clayton: i want to ask you this, because it's interesting. the tea party has often said over the past few years they do not an i line themselves with republicans. they don't speak for us, and also we've heard the same thing from the occupy wall street folks, democrats don't stand for us, we're an independent voice. is there a voice that's represented by the tea party and occupy wall street and both parties are talking away from them. >> good question. >> i hope there is. and i do think there's an independence emerging in america, a democratization of politics that allows the individual voices to be heard, but i haven't seen in these protests a lot of serious criticism of the obama administration and the crony capitalism, the subsidies and bailouts and all of this stuff we should be angry about. >> matt, i'm reading in the new york post about some arguments within the occupy wall street groups. because they have 500,000 dollars in their bank account

now, and some of the people there, and some of the sects in that group want some of that money to replace their band equipment that was vandalized or to buy t-shirts or longer sleeved shirts for some of individuals out there and they can't get a hold of any of the money. one of the guys feels like it's falling apart, losing steam. what are your thoughts? >> i read that article, it was striking. it's almost like a scene out of the atlas shrugs, everybody feels entitled to that money and there's no responsibility for one's own actions in that. that's what happens, we take away a sense of individual responsibility and sense of property. there's no obligation, in my mind, for anybody that-- to give someone something for someone else and that's what they're fighting about. they don't have this philosophy and i think that

that can devovle, into an angry move. >> and we know what they've exerted in washington. how long will it go on and how much influence will they wield in perhaps the months and years to come? >> what the press hasn't been willing to do with occupy wall street, in all the accusations of the tea party movement, we were astroturf, domestic terrorists, racist, woof not held occupy wall street to the same standards. and i think there are those behind it, the unions and george soros driving this process, but because they don't have a binding philosophy, i think you're looking at hundreds and maybe thousands of people, not the millions of tea partiers that have sustained themselves over three years now demanding

change from government. >> clayton: it will be interesting to see if any of the occupy wall street people get elected to congress much as the tea partiers. matthew kibbe. thank you for joining us. >> and remember cars were decorated with stars and stripes. you don't see that as much these days, one is bringing back the feeling. >> dave: who is funnier, men or women? and the show seinfeld may hold clues as it always does. it's coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> top of the muffin to you shall here is your shot of the morning, meet ray, also known as the picasso of pumpkin carving. drop that banner, check this out. that's amazing. it looks like this is made out

of clay or something. the 42-year-old arizona native could be seen competing on the foot network halloween wars, a baking and carving contest and won it in '08. he travels, charging $2500 per day for carving gigs around the country. hire him for your birthday party. >> dave: we need him on the plaza out here next weekend. >> clayton: that's incredible. that's the way he carved it. >> dave: i thought i was doing good with woody from toy story. >> clayton: you haven't gotten a pumpkin. >> dave: i haven't. >> clayton: and a question for audience on twitter, when do you carve it you don't want it to get moldy. >> dave: a couple of days and there are sprays, things to put on the inside to maintain the integrity of the structure. i'm struck by dave's doe mess tisically. >> ainsley: and mother did it,

a cookie sheet and aluminum foil on it and put the pumpkin seeds on, so good. >> dave: i'm doing darth vader this year, that's the pumpkin. >> ainsley: you're dressing up? that's the pumpkin? >> the pumpkin. >> ainsley: really? >> let's talk about occupy wall street, infighting over, you guessed it, money. there's a lot behind this group, some $500,000 is bank rolling right now the occupy wall street group in new york and as you might imagine when there's money to be divvied up, there will be fighting over who gets what and how. >> clayton: the $500,000, danape ainsley was talking about it. and we need t-shirts, food. exactly, one individual said in the piece the other day, i put in $2,000, i kept $650 for my group and gave the rest to the finance group, a $500,000

folks that are holding it, and here it is. then i went to them with a request, so many people need things, and they should not be going without basic comfort items and i was told to fill out paper work, he says, paper work, are they the government now? this is supposed to be anti-government, anti-wall street ideas. >> ainsley: just to give you a picture, i've been down there twice and basically you have the big group, but then they have the small sects a finance group in charge of the money and the group that sanitation group that's obviously in charge of the bathrooms. >> dave: the kitchen group. >> ainsley: they have a, woulding group they get $150 a day, the kitchen group gets 2000 a day and there was a guy out there with a big bucket and he was just walking around the street, saying donate, donate, and people were dropping in 5's, 10's, 20's and people walking down there on streets of new york. >> dave: is there a shadow group? >> well, we asked about that and some guys down there, they had been down there, each monday and the third week, one

guy had not taken a shower. he'd been there there since day one. >> dave: not a shower. >> ainsley: some of the restaurants around the area, a pizza restaurant getting a lot of business because you know, sales are going up, going in there for slices, but as far as the bathroom is concerned now a lot of those businesses are saying, no more using the bathroom. >> clayton: don't come and shower in our bathroom. >> dave: interesting to know where the money is coming from. as the movement goes on. see who is bank rolling the group and-- >> donations for people to support and mailing it. where would you mail it? down to the park? >> the big question this morning, are men actually funnier than women. >> clayton: hands down. >> dave: and stand-up comics are all men. >> ainsley: that's not true. >> dave: think about it. >> name one great female comic, do not name ellen. >> ainsley: kathy griffin, controversial, but funny. what about chelsea, chelsea

lately or whatever her name is and-- >> a great example from seinfeld and lays out the battle for comedy. >> it's big in the complaint department. >> yeah, and he's saying i wish i was taller (laughter) >> see? that's-- >> i get it. >> do you? because that's not a normal complaint. >> not if it was something i can't find my receipt, my place is a sty (laughter) >> everything with you has to be so jokey i wished i was taller. that's nice, that's real. >> i've got a complaint. cartoons stink. >> dave: the answers to life are a you will found in the seinfeld episodes of the past, but this actually was a real

study by actual researchers at university of california, san diego, that had men and women write captions to blank new yorker cartoons. turns out the men were just plain funnier, clayton. >> clayton: bottom line to the study, the vulgarity, women are less likely to be vulgar. jerry seinfeld one of the comedians, doesn't use swear wards and ellen, also doesn't. and richard pryor. >> dave: eddie murphy never cursed. >> clayton: andrew dice clay. >> ainsley: like giving a toast at a wedding and i was asked, should i do it off the cuff or write it? you're a woman just do it quickly, because women are never funny. >> dave: never, like the wedding crashing. >> clayton: or brides maids. >> ainsley: and i called up three friends, to read the toast, that's not funny.

>> elaine bennist. >> men find men funnier. women don't necessarily find a gender bias, but men find men funny. >> ainsley: think about your single friends girls are looking for a funny guy. but you rarely hear guys looking for a funny girl. >> dave: never, never, i've never known a guy that cared. >> clayton: let us know what you think, friends@foxnews.com. if you're a lady out there, send in your knock-knock jokes. now to the headlines. >> ainsley: on a serious note. police in utah confirmed the body of a missing teenager is that of alexis rasmussen, a tip led to her discovery. 16-year-old disappeared september 10th. she was baby-sitting for couple and they have been arrested and arrested on unrelated charges. police have not named them or anyone else as suspects yet. and he's supposed to be our an i ally. you'd never know it recent comments by karzai. and pakistan, if ever the

country were to go to war with the united states, take a listen. >> if pakistan is attacked and if the people of pakistan need afghanistan's help, afghanistan will be there with you, afghanistan is a brother. >> well, karzai's remarks comes days after he joined secretary of state hillary clinton criticized for arboring terrorists. and more trouble behind the ground zero mosque. locked in a legal battle over an apartment building in harlem. residents say the building is falling apart and infested with rats and he's refusing to fix the problems and not all, he's-- he reportedly owes the city more than $63,000 in fines stemming from those violations and he's expected to take the matter up in court this week. and prince harry's california girl denying they're an item. 26-year-old cocktail waitress jessica donaldson who you see

here, she's speaking out saying she's not the girl who smooched the royal in in picture despite what the picture might show you. donaldson calls harry a real life prince charming admitted she's already taken. he's in california for an eight week training course. >> better say that wasn't you, honey. >> what does the photo show, it looks like a bird. >> we talked to him. >> ainsley: i'll show you. >> a historic night in sports, this one was kind of for the rest of us. no player has worn a yankees cap has ever, ever hit three home runs in a game. it's been done all by yankees. texas, cardinals, albert pujols put on a show. taking three different pitchers out of the yard. this one, 430-plus feet. and called him the greatest hitter to ever play the game. it wasn't his only home run,

as we mentioned, second came there in the 7th. and a monster shot to make it 14-6. aen they still pitched to him again? with the bases empty? >> why are you pitching to the-- >> he may not get another strike the rest of the series. good point, clayton, three home runs for albert pujols, 16-7. 14 total bases, 6 rbi's. cardinals lead the series 2-1. how about pujols joining jesse jackson and babe ruth the only to do that. and michigan state and wisconsin, you have to see this one of the craziest endings. spartans going for the hail mary. cousins is going to chuck one deep. it's tipped, ruled short. it was caught, but it's ruled short. keith nichol comes up with the reception, they have to view

it. did that cross the goal line. yes, they ruled it in fact did and just barely. >> unmreeshl. >> ainsley: watch it again. >> dave: folks do not like the call in wisconsin, you can't dispute it, a third, fourth and fit. what a hit. the wisconsin fans wanted us to cut off the video. and oklahoma lost to texas tech and show that later on in the program. emotional day for family and friends of dan wheldon they attended the funeral, he tied in a fiery crash at the season ending indy car event and his widow spoke to her late husband through a letter read at the service, quote. i'm scared i'm going to forget things as time goes by, the way you smell, the sound of your voice, the touch of your hand. >> ainsley: wow. >> emotional day it was, and indy car is holding a public

memorial in indianapolis to celebrate dan wheldon's life and i had the opportunity to interview him. remarkable and his personality jumped off the screen a great driver, father of two under two, a two-year-old and a seven month old. >> that photo you saw they were making their way to the track and holding his little boy, blond son in his arms and walking and 33 years old. tranl. >> dave: hopefully changes are coming insofar as the safety of the cars, like we saw after earnhar earnhardt. hello maria. >> take a look across the nation, warmer across parts of the southeast and now highs in the low 70's, 72 in memphis and 71 in atlanta, georgia, great lakes, highs in 60's and across the northeast, new york city, highs today a little on the cool side at only 60 degrees, texas on the warm side and 80's and upper 80's

across southern portions of the state with a high of 87 in san antonio. as far as any precipitation across the nation's states. it's going to be another quiet day. and northeast dry as well. and a system moving across central parts of the country and across one of the areas, is upper midwest, and seeing light showers this morning and limited moisture and not expecting any significant accumulation and the showers moving into the great lakes later on today. heavier storms moving further off to the south. across portions of texas and also louisianlouisiana. if you live in seattle. showers early this morning and heavy downpours receipt now coming down across eastern texas, pushing into louisiana ap portions of arkansas and some of the storms are actually producing a risk this morning and there's a watch in effect until 7 p.m. local times. a look at showers across the upper midwest, very light in nature and some are headed

into minneapolis and across the hours. to the portions of the northeast, pennsylvania and eastern iowa and down into parts of the southeast, looking at frost advisories in effect until about 9 a.m. local time generally speaking across the regions, take out the scrapers and take the frost off your car. >> dave: did you say scrapers, already? oh, no. thank you, maria. >> clayton: remember seeing this on the days after 9/11. millions of cars sporting stars and stripes? where did they all go? >> they're bringing them back. >> if you're a woman and you like to play sports, you have her to thank. >> have the courage to follow your dreams. that's your gift to the world. maybe it's working in the department store, i don't know. but if you give that gift, i promise, a day will come when the world returns. >> kathy rush helped shatter the glass ceiling in the '70s

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rice came close to resigning from the bush white house. her memoir obtained by the new york times talks of clashes with dick cheney, and apparently butted heads over what to do with captured terrorism suspects. i've seen it, it's that thick. and police decide whether to press charges in the 24-year-old occupy wall street protesters and scaled is statue in zucotti park. he says he was trying to get michael bloomberg to resign. that didn't happen. >> ainsley: thanks, clayton. they were the underdogs that became national champs in 1972, the legendary true story of the women's basketball squad at the tiny college has now been turned into a new movie. take a look at the mighty macs. >> trust is why teams win and if you can't trust your teammates, to tell you your lipstick is wrong, you can't trust your teammates to call

it a back door screen. >> so i'll ask you again, who thinks it's a bad color? watch each other's backs, all i'm saying. >> dave: good stuff. we're joined now by the inspiring woman who led that squad. hall of fame basketball coach kathy rush. good morning. >> good morning. >> dave: how did a tiny school like that, we're so used to these big extremely rich schools winning national championships. it was in the '70s, how did a school like that win a national title. >> we're still not sure. going back to that time, there were no scholarships for women in any support and emacklotta, a catholic college, the students in the crazy uniforms, the funny stories,

we flu stand by, we had no inmo. 11 players on the team, i could only take eight and you put all of those factors together and in 1975, three years later, one of my assistants said, in looking at this, she said this should be a movie and here we are, 36 years later, and it's a movie. >> ainsley: and took a while to complete the movie. it was made in 2008, but because of financing, it wasn't released until this year. >> right, it's an independent movie, so when it was completed, 2008 was not a very good year, the market dropped. funding dropped for independent films, so it sort of languished out there and our writer, producer director, persevered in getting funding and late last year, sony came in as our distribution company and we've been on the tour since and it came up friday. the reviews have been fabulous and we really think, well, our goal of course, it has to be number one. >> once again you're the underdog and here you come. >> dave: the ultimate underdog

story. what's the underlying theme, is it about perservance or faith? >> you have to go back, i was a '60's woman, not the berkley woman, but the conservative woman. at that time girls didn't have big dreams. if you were a boy, you had big dreams, but women didn't. men, women, rich and poor, black and white, we can all have big dreams. >> ainsley: and a group of my girlfriends are seeing tonight and it's g-rated and new york times. >> dave: five stores. >> very unlikely for the new york times for a g-rated movie. >> ainsley: thank you, a trail blazer for women. >> dave: a wonderful story, mighty macs movie. check it out this weekend at the theaters. what if solyndra went belly up and the white house giving alternative energy another go. this time the company is

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>> welcome back. listen to this, he's on a patriot flag finding mission after 9/11. our next guest started collecting american flags he found on the road and hasn't stopped since. marine veteran joins us with his story and a former eagle scout. nice to see you. >> good morning, clayton, how are you. >> what does the flag mean to you and why did you do this. >> the flag means a lot to me. i'm a veteran and come from a family of veterans and felt it was my duty. it started on a weekend after 9/11, there was a flag in the intersection, and everybody was trying to get around the flag. and i felt that, gosh, somebody's got to pick it up. an and a gentleman thought

blowing me his horn and thought he was mad. he with as giving me the thumbs up. and i got down the road and there was another one and continued ever since and anytime i saw them i picked them up. >> what did you do. >> i cleaned them off. the bad ones went to the va or the american legion to be disposed of properly. and i put them in a box and the anniversary is coming up and i thought i have to do something with these. the country needs to see the flags again, they're america's flags and belong to all of us, and i put them out as a memorial on 9/11 and. >> clayton: what have you heard from other servicemen and women or americans? >> well, i've heard quite a bit and gotten a lot of response from it, what i'd like to do is find a home to are these two towers, i think the public should have access to them to see these flags that once belonged on cars on the roadways of america.

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>> hey, everybody. >> ainsley: getting in your shot, aren't i. >> clayton: ainsley, you can get in my shot anytime you want. ainsley is here for alisyn. >> ainsley: great to be here. >> clayton: keep the tweets coming, a lot of people weighing in not only are men funnier than women. >> dave: which they are. >> clayton: and helping out when to carve the pumpkin. >> ainsley: what are people saying. >> clayton: do it today, you don't want it to get moldy. >> dave: tips on preservation of the pumpkin. from preservations of pumpkins to politics, a natural transition, isn't it? we start with the faith and freedom coalition in iowa on saturday,en you had bachmann, you had perry, you had cain, you had santorum, mitt romney was not there, he was in a new hampshire where he's clearly

staging a big rally. regardless what happens in iowa he wants to claim the victory there. the issue now among g.o.p. appears to be abortion because of things that herman cain said or didn't say. >> clayton: and to remember, going back to 2008. 60% of those who voted in the caucuses and largely for governor mike huckabee were evangelical. so if this was the first caucus state, january 3rd, social issues are going to be at the fore. herman cain one of the first and early speakers tried to clarify his issue on abortion. got wishy-washy. >> i would not sign legislation in any way to allow the government to be involved in. i would strengthen all of our current laws that prevent abortion. i believe that abortion should be clearly stated and is legal across this country. and i would work to defund planned parenthood and i will make sure that i appoint

judges that will enforce the constitution, no activist judges. and i would also make sure that we didn't allow any bureaucrats to get in the way, in order to protect the life of the unborn. >> ainsley: so he's saying i am a pro lifer, no abortions, no exceptions, he's just clarifying what he said on cnn a few days ago. >> dave: very different than what he said on cnn earlier in the week. as clayton pointed out it's going to be an important issue in iowa there's no question about where rick perry stands on the issue. there's no question about who he was talking about when he said this. >> it is a liberal kinard to say i am personally pro-life, but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life, you are pro having your cake and eating it, too. >> dave: to mention that for the first time herman cain actually, in the real clear politics average of all the national polls, was the leader

among all the average of those polls. that's why iowa is certainly, very, very important for him. >> clayton: the polls, the averages coming out a few days ago, some before comments on abortion and the high water mark for the herman cain campaign, we'll see what happens. one of the big headline stories from the faith and freedom coalition event might have been newt gingrich who went after president obama and stayed right on track about 2012. take a listen. >> we can have a dramatically better christmas in 2012 if it is a goodbye obama christmas. one of our slogans should be, you want a great christmas, vote against obama. 2012 is the most important election in this country since 1860. next year, we will decide whether the disastrous policies of class warfare,

bureaucratic socialism, radical judges, and bureaucrats who treat us as subjects rather than citizens will be continued in office. >> you're looking at a guy who was one of the last in the polls, now number three in the polls. amazing how things shift so quickly. >> he's a survivor, but gets a huge bounce. >> i can't believe how quickly this campaign has come in. we're only a ways away from the caucus, ten weeks away and newt gingrich is talking about what he wants for christmas in 2012, a year away, hard to believe. >> dave: now it appears that the calendar has or is finally beginning to settle down. why? because nevada, who has been under a lot of heat, for moving up, could have forced the calendar into december around christmas. we could have had caucuses and/or primaries and now nevada says we're going from january 14th to february 4th which allows everyone else to fall in place and allows

nevada to have a full delegation count at the rnc. >> clayton: yeah, some were going to boycott the nevada caucuses and said we don't want it then and a lot of people thought new hampshire might be into december and ruining christmas. the reporters and-- >> we're all out there during christmas. >> ainsley: and as far as that graphic, you saw a question mark new hampshire i think they've released a statement it's the 10th of january. >> dave: it looks like january 10th. i don't think that's an official word as of yet, but overnight, it looks pretty clear when you look at the calendar that's where they're going to have to settle. >> ainsley: right. >> dave: it looks like everyone is happy next. >> ainsley: iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, florida, nevada. >> dave: you've got it. >> ainsley: a fox news alert. doctors in libya now say they know exactly what killed moammar qaddafi. the chief pathologist told reporters the former leader died. the a gunshot wound to

the head, but refused specific questions about the wound. no one would say whether it was cross fire or short range. and the dictator's body is lying on a mattress in a vegetable freezer and folks can go see his body. later today libya's interim leaders will declare liberation, and an update now on the case of missing baby lisa irwin. an attorney for her parents fighting against reports that a cadaver dog picked up the scent of death in the bedroom. >> that doesn't concern me a little bit and doesn't cause me to waiver one second in my conviction that this woman had absolutely nothing to do with the disappearance of her baby. >> ainsley: that's the lawyer in an exclusive interview with judge jeanine pirro. and also saying there wouldn't have been enough time for little lisa's body to die compose.

and so far police say they've followed up more than 700 leads and no sign of the missing 11 month old. brand new video out of chicago, police arrested more than 100 occupy wall street protesters overnight. take a look. police say they warned the protesters to leave grant park once it closed late last night and those who refused were put in handcuffs. the second week in a row protesters descended on chicago and a spokesperson vowed to return again today. america once voted him a fan favorite on the hit reality show survivor. but is that enough to get rupert bohnham elected into office. he's announced he's running for indiana governor. 47-year-old said it's time for a change in his state and so far he's the only candidate to seek the libertarian ticket.

>> clayton: got the beard going heavy. he's got the beard for winter because it's starting to freeze outside, hey, maria. >> that's right, clayton, that's right, guys. chilly temperatures across the eastern parts of the country. if you take a look at bigger cities, not too cold. not looking at 30's out there, but of course, once we move out of the city, into the suburbs, some of the temperatures drop a little bit more and there are thermometer readings across the eastern portion of the country, across portions of georgia, tennessee and across the interior pourings of the northeast where we're seeing some of the temperature dropping into the 30's this morning. currently 42 in chicago and on the cool side. current temperatures in the low 40's and as far as precipitation for weekend generally quiet weekend and today will be dry across parts of the northeast ap southeast. we do have a system moving through central portions of the country, but i want to focus in quickly across the pacific northwest. yesterday, a lot of heavy rain in seattle and the i-5 corridor, parts of washington and northern oregon, for today

it's looking better, a lot of light shores and moisture moving further inland. across the south, east texas, louisiana and portions of arkansas, dealing with strong storms this morning and most should die down later on today and not concerned about a severe weather refshg later on this afternoon out there. upper midwest, light showers through portions of minneapolis and parts of the dakotas and that system will head further east and impact portions of the great lakes as we head into late tonight and also to kick off the work week tomorrow. otherwise temperatures warming up across central portions of the country. upper 80's in south texas and cool in the northeast, guys, high temperatures today in new york city, only 60. >> dave: 60. >> ainsley: we're enjoying it. >> clayton: speak for yourself. it feels like oregon, the pacific northwest, the pine trees out there and timbering country in oregon that's where you do the timbering. you might think there will be a lot of jobs out there right now. the need for the jobs because

of the stimulus money flowing into oregon millions of dollars flowing in to get the economy up and running again. turns out a little bit of a problem. according to a labor department inspector general report released this week we know that about 7 million dollars of stimulus funds flowed out to the pacific northwest in an effort to hire jobs or hire workers. turns out, liao being at that number. only 254 foreign workers were hired, zero americans got any of that. >> ainsley: we're told that these americans in that area didn't know that these jobs were available. >> dave: right. they did, they say, contact 146 u.s. workers about these jobs, but again, you can't ignore the fact our taxpayer dollars hired 254 foreign workers and zero americans, and this speaks to a larger narrative we've seen going on after this stimulus and even before, really, about no strings attached. millions of american taxpayer dollars going out the door, with zero strings attached. we saw it with the bailout and

clearly seeing it with the stimulus. you have to require this this money is spent on american manufacturing jobs. the logging industry is huge out in oregon, they've got thousands of americans in that industry. >> clayton: they're saying, look, we haven't been cutting trees for a number of years now because of the way that things have been and so we would have been ready to have access to the jobs and would have wanted to go back to work and get individuals back to work. if there's no way they were made aware that these jobs existed. how could you apply for a jobs. >> ainsley: is it illegal to use the money to hire-- >> again, no strings attached. we did not require they go to american jobs. there may be some discriminatory situations regarding the jobs. and some say they were contacted about the jobs, they were discriminated, in terms of languages they did or did not speak. >> clayton: you needed to speak two languages, some questions about it. let knauss what you think at friends@foxnews.com. coming up on the show stop the celebrations, our next guest says america is is in more danger now because of this guy's death.

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>> a new chapter for libya, now that qaddafi is dead and more than 40 year rein of terror is over. new leaders are getting ready to declare their liberation later today, but what lies ahead for this transition, joining us with some insight is lt. colonel tony schaeffer, senior fellow at advanced defense studies, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> what's your biggest concern for post qaddafi libya? >> two, first, you've got a situation that we had a lot of weapons out there now.

20,000 surface to air missiles and terrorists have used these successfully before. we've forgotten there was an attempt to bring down two israeli airliners back in 2002 with surface to air missiles the very type we're talking about here. this is something to look at and nerve agents and mustard gas, not been fully accounted for. secondly, i think more in terms for a long range strategy, 41 tribes in libya. this situation is much more like post tito yugoslavia than egypt. and some are arms and some have been the have-notes and you may see retribution, and you may look at it going forward. >> dave: a frightening transition ahead to them. and i want to turn now to iraq, the president announcing all u.s. troops home by early 2012. the question this morning though, did the president have any choice? if our troops were not granted immunity from the iraqis, did

he have any choice, but to pull them home? >> i think he did. and it's one of those questions of a global agreement. right now, we have troops al over the world as we all know. n.a.t.o. has standing agreements within germany, have elements in japan. and obviously, we've come to some level of agreement with the local governance on what to do. i think that was the real issue here. we're not -- it's not good. as colin powell said you break it you own it, but with that said i think we'll have other bases within the region we can continue to operate from in bahrain and kuwait and things like that. >> dave: some of the candidates for the g.o.p. nomination speculate that perhaps the obama administration allowed these negotiations too turn sour to live up to that 2008 campaign promise. what do you think about that theory? >> well, look, this is washington. anything can happen. i mean, obviously, the first casualty in any issue here in d.c. is the truth, one never

knows with that said, he did make the promise. i'm not sure this point is the roux et time. let's look from the perspective of the iranians and saudies and iraq in the middle. the iranians are acting out and i believe they're after dominance of the region and trying to do things to provoke us and get control of oil and i think our presence in iraq would have been one of stability, epg had the government move forward. >> dave: and all eyes on neighboring iran. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> dave: coming up next, the state banning cash because it's too hard to track. dust off your checkbooks, folks, this one is for real. and christine o'donnell jumps into the 2012 presidential race? well, sort of. wait until you hear this. ♪

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>> 7:23, time for quick headlines. louisiana governor bobby jindal reelected. the republican coasted past nene candidates on the ballot. and google may be in the market to buy yahoo!. can you imagine? the giant search engine is reportedly talking with two private equity firms that could help them finance the deal. the sale between the two largest internet companies could prompt anti-trust investigations. >> like the two head search companies in the world when you think about that. thanks, dave. >> ainsley: the next time you leave the house make sure to have your checkbook, if you don't the state of louisiana says you're not making a purchase. >> clayton: in fact the state

is banning cash from secondhand transactions and secondhand store owners like dan gidry fewer rust, he's the owner of the pioneer trading post in louisiana. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: like the tigers hat. looking good there. >> clayton: he's representing. >> i am. >> clayton: get your reaction, when you first heard about this, the state house sort of snuck this into the legislative session secondhand items couldn't be paid for with cash, what does this do for your business? >> with he will -- well, it purchase could put a stop to it. if we can't spend cash, most of the things i buy are cash, the a yard sales, flea markets, they won't accept checks or anything else, so, basically i can't shop in louisiana. >> ainsley: they're going to have to accept checks now because cash is not allowed. >> you tell that to people

that are conducting garage sales or flea markets, they don't want checks. >> clayton: one of the reasons they're doing this, why in the world are they doing it, from the louisiana house of representatives they say this law was passed to cur sail the theft and then sale of copper and other metals. at least with checks, cashier checks or money order there's a paper trail. what do you say, is theft a huge issue. it's not because i've been open eight years and only once in those eight years have i had anything brought to me that was stolen. and, it was a rocking chair that a grandson stole from her grandmother to buy drugs and she came back the next day and got it. that's eight years, so we don't deal in theft and most flea markets and-- >> do you think-- >> go ahead. >> ainsley: will this law stick, do you think it will be

overturned. what are folks in louisiana and your business saying about this? >> i think it will be overturned, but most of the people in louisiana don't even know about it yet. it's, it was just under the radar and it's just, i mean, i have he an only known about it for a couple of weeks and basically, it's been passed since july e right. >> so most of us have been breaking the law since july. >> clayton: well, what's happened to you, any sort of legal ramification for you breaking the law, so to speak? >> i don't think the police are enforcing anything at this point, but i mean, we're all are capable of paying heavy fines at anytime. >> ainsley: and let me get this straight. if i want to go into the state of louisiana and i want to shop at a flea market, i am no longer allowed to pay for my items with cash? >> no, that is not correct. you are able to pay for cash. what it is, it's the people that operate secondhand stores

like myself can't buy items for cash. >> ainsley: can't buy items, gotcha p shoers can pay with cash, but you, the seller cannot. you have to acquire your items with some sort of a paper trail. >> that is correct, that is correct. >> ainsley: gotcha. >> clayton: we appreciate you joining us. good luck to you and keep us up-to-date how it unfolds, it's surprising most people weren't talking about it until this week. thanks, danny. >> i will, thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. when we come back, is mitt romney making backup plans? who he'd vote for if he loses the primary. >> clayton: and stop saying thank you and stop saying sorry. >> ainsley: what? >> you might make more money. we'll explain in the office. >> ainsley: and who says you're too old to play dressup? leasing costumes for adults. >> clayton: and pan am, i

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>> welcome back everybody, time for your shot of the morning. rick perry heading for a big endorsement in iowa. saturday he and congressman steve king went pheasant hunting. and king he is an endorsement is considered important, and king is close friends with presidential hopeful michele bachmann. you want one more hunting for a big endorsement.

check out herman cain with the iowa cyclone, and tweeted this pick. don't our smiles look similar. >> and the big game there of course and that's why this. >> iowa-iowa state and homecoming weekend and talk about iowa weekend as a big thing and today it's worth noting. yesterday, rick perry went hunting with king, and today rick santorum. we need gunshot sounds on that, can we work on that? i want to see michele bachmann pheasant hunting and see if she bagged any birds. >> dave: and we know that rick perry likes to hunt. and heated rhetoric the past couple of weeks between rick perry and mitt romney. don't appear to be the best of friends, do they? remember that time mitt romney put his hand on rick perry's shoulder in that debate i thought there might be blows, but if you listen to what mitt romney is saying on saturday. maybe they can be friends in

the end. >> ainsley: he's actually saying he'll endorse him, endorse rick perry if rick perry gets the nomination. >> dave: i think vote for him. >> ainsley: maybe endorse is a strong word. and whatever he says, better than barack obama. >> i believe every single person on the stage in that last debate would do a better job than president obama. if rick perry is nominated he's qualified. and other people on the stage. i believe i'm the best suited to beat president obama and that's why i'm running. >> clayton: that of course, they all say that. whoever the nominee is, and supports the republican party and obviously not going to vote for president barack obama. >> ainsley: but they did have that vociforous exchange on wednesday can't get enough of. it's kind of fun to watch. >> clayton: dave and i do that, back and forth. >> dave: no way, you know my hot temper. the hand on the shoulder would have done it for me, i might have lost it, if i were rick

perry. now, check your headlines this morning. >> ainsley: we have a fox news alert, a powerful earthquake reportedly hitting eastern turkey this morning, the u.s. geological survey, mag actualed. 7.3 and rescue workers trying to get to people believed under the wreckage. a cold case of a missing woman in maine may be solved now that her former boyfriend has died. after francis julian passed away earlier this month his family found human remains in the storage unit freezer, the body believed to be kitty wardwell who disappeared in 1983. julian reported her missing and claimed they had a fight and dropped her off at a motel before she went missing. and tea party favorite christine o'donnell throwing support behind mitt romney and donated $250 to his campaign and plans to give more. admitted that she doesn't

think he's getting a quote, fair shake from those within the tea party movement. he was secretive about plans when he was running apple. now in a new biography, steve jobs talking about some of the new technologies he was exploring before his death. jobs admitted he had ambitions to reinvent television and target the textbook industry and met with publisher to discuss partnerships with apple. >> clayton: that's been the last big part of this r whole thing is the television and the biography comes out p a tuesday and they have the mini apple tv connected next to your tv. a connected television that you don't have to worry about anything, no remotes and get rid of the remotes. >> dave: he was a genius. >> clayton: see if it's in the pipeline. >> dave: for christmas morning and wait for the steve jobs book. >> clayton: i cannot wait for it. >> dave: what a day in sports it was. an irk had achievement on saturday surrounding the number three, three guys. my daughter emmerson scored three goals in one soccer

quarter in a kindergarten game on saturday. >> clayton: just like babe ruth. >> dave: only topped by albert pujols who went doop -- deep three times. and fat albert went 0 of, since 1903. look at that one. shoulder high and turns 0en it. 430-plus feet. 8-6 cards at that point. albert was not done. in the 7th, three run shot and now 11-6 and somehow, some way, he got another strike. that might be the most remarkable point he got another strike and he turned on it, too, deep to left. two runs, 14-6 cards, and 17-6 the final. off 16-7 the final in in game and 14 total bases, 6 rbi's and the only other players to go deep three times, babe ruth and reggie jackson. of course, former yankees.

college football, equally as remarkable, i think, was the finish between wisconsin and michigan state. watch what happened. four seconds left. michigan state, and wisconsin, tied at 31. curt cousins deep to the end zone. old school hail mary and nichols catches it, they say no touchdown. watch it. he came up with it at one yard line they say. did he cross the goal line. he did. >> the roqueses from the michigan state coaches and players, and what an incredible finish. everyone sat there in silence for the review and wisconsin's first loss out of the national title hunt. >> the ball has to go over. >> it did, but they had to overturn it and made it remarkable. and a huge upset. well, that wasn't the only one, there was thoer one to shake up the bcs.

texas tech all over oklahoma and led it 31-7 after that touchdown. looked like a blowout. back came jones and the sooners. 31-17. they get within 7. and tech, just too much at norman. 41-38 because ou could not recover the on sidekick and their home winning streak stopped at 39 straight games so it looks like lsu, alabama, i think the top two teams in the country. lsu, folks, unbelievable, they destroyed auburn. >> clayton: forget the conference switcharoos, get them to stop putting the games on at 8:30 at night. please for us. pleading with you. >> ainsley: didn't watch. >> clayton: no, stel asleep. >> dave: let's check in with maria molina in for rick with the forecast. >> it's a cool one this new york city and feels cooler this morning than yesterday morning at this same time.

even though the temperature's warmer and it's overcast here in new york city and our current temperature, today's high in new york only 60. so, again, a generally cool day across the interior, across the entire region of the northeast and even the 50's in portions of new england. the southeast warming into the 70's, texas upper 80's across southern portions of that state. 87 in san antonio and phoenix, arizona looking at high temperature very warm, 97 degrees, so, not feeling anything like late october out there across parts of arizona. now, quick look ahead. there's not much in the way of precipitation across the country. a few showers and thunderstorms that we're already seeing early this morning, across east texas, arkansas, northern louisiana from the upper midwest into the great lakes. back to you. >> thank you, maria. maria is a nice person. >> ainsley: very nice. >> clayton: she wouldn't do well according to research. way too nice. >> ainsley: i guess that means i'll never get the corner

office according to this study. >> clayton: according to research, what it says if you're mean at work your salary's probably going to be higher. according to this, psychology research out this morning, that if you are surly and curt with people. and higher salary typically for men more than women. >> dave: here is an instance where it worked well for women. >> what are you doing here. >> i came to new york to be a journalist and basically-- >> you don't read runway. >> no. >> and before today you had never heard of me. >> no. >> you had no style or sense of fashion. >> i think that depends on what your-- >> no, no, that wasn't a question. [laughter] >> that of course, miranda priestley, mean notoriously at work, but got ahead. the study suggests at least for men it pays off to be meaner at work and works for the ladies, but they have to

be more careful. >> ainsley: well, you know. >> dave: think about this. >> ainsley: you have the friends of parents growing up. we heard they're hard to work for, you can't imagine that, the nicest person, you know. >> clayton: when you work for them. a different story. >> ainsley: exactly, exactly. >> clayton: and maybe that's why you're tough in negotiations. >> ainsley: you choose, you want the corner office or sleep well at night, right. >> dave: i think that mean people get ahead. >> ainsley: i agree. i mean, ahead, ahead at work, not in social circles. >> clayton: that's ff weekend on twitter, let us know what you think. does being mean at work mean you get ahead. and it might happen again, another round of quantitative easing? oh, boy. >> ainsley: most christians didn't know about the bible, meet the pastor becoming famous for pointing it out. >> people say bill o'reilly is tough. in the hallway he's like a

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about 26%. joining us now is the pastor of oak hill's church in san antonio, texas, author of "god's story, your story" max, known as america's pastor, good to see you. >> ainsley: good to see you again. and tell me about the book, what you're doing at church. >> this is an exciting thing that's been happening and i think that people really want to know why we're here and where we're headed and that's why people want to know the bible. but the bible for many people, is complex, it's daunting, it's big, they don't know where to start. they don't know how to finish. >> ainsley: and some people take it literally, some people don't. >> we don't have an interpreter, it's full of symbolisms and anyway the guy with whom i work, randy, our co-pastor got the idea of taking the church through the bible in a year and told him it's crazy, nobody will come out. turned out attendance spiked, it jumped up and i think that reminded me that people really do want to-- all of us have on our bucket list, aside being able to say, to know what the bible is

about. >> ainsley: it can be intimidating and people flip immediately to john and other people don't know whereon is in the bible and the church is going through this together. it's not as intimidating as a congregation. >> exactly. we took the church through the bible in a chronological fashion because the bible's not written chronologically. with the help of the publishers who put together a story bible or the bible called "the story", we're able to take the church from the beginning all the way through the end and give people the time line that really helps them see how things happen in the bible. >> ainsley: are people craving more of this now that the economy is so bad, we're in the middle of election now? >> yeah, people want to know, they want to know where we came from. they want to know where we're going and this is the generation of know how. it's not the generation of know why. people are wanting to know deep down in their heart, ainsley, why we're here and where we're headed. >> ainsley: i think we have an excerpt from the book that

coincides what we're saying. where we came from and know connects us, links us ponds us to something greater than we are. knowing reminds us that we aren't floating 0 and isolated pond, but on a grand river. >> what do you mean? >> we just happened and did $. >> ainsley: a lot of people believe that. >> we're here and then we leave, but the promise of the bible is that we're born out of the greatest mind and kindest heart in the history of the universe and that's god and he has us here for assignment to prepare us for the next assignment and the reason we're here is to prepare us so we can make certain decisions for what we'll be doing-- >> what do you think of the last segment, nice people not getting the corner office? >> i think that what the-- the office that you have here on earth doesn't matter that much. i think it's the next place. >> ainsley: good point. thank you so much. >> thank you, ainsley, good to see you. >> ainsley: and what herman cain said about abortion, had

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>> all right. welcome back to "fox & friends," halloween only a week away. if you're having trouble scaring up last minute costume ideas, have no fear. the blogger and crafter has great ideas you can put together without breaking the bank and your wallet. i have a difficult time coming up with the halloween costumes. >> everyone has. you're not alone.

we want something cool and unique and don't want to spend a ton of money. >> we saw pan am floating around out in the hallway. come out, adult costumes you can see. >> we have haley who is featuring a fantastic suit that i think is up in a thrift store. it's great because i can wear this on my own as separates so many' buying some of it later and paired it with a handmade hat. and a fantastic suitcase. >> it's a chameleon. this outfit can turn into something else if you don't want to just use it for pan am. >> with a clip or a wear and add flecks of blood and you're in the birds. >> find some blood and grab them dead birds and you're alfred hitchcock's the bird. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, haley. >> our next costume we're flashing back to the '80s for the dudes. a lovely marte mcfly and hop

on the delorean back into the future and lloyd, the iconic stance. >> yeah, love that. >> exactly. so, i think it's grabbing iconic image and pieces from the thrift store, what you have. >> and the shoes. >> and that's fantastic. >> and where do you find those those are like the true marte mcfly thrift store. >> and cramer would be thrilled with the rain coat from the thrift store. >> our next costume is going to take the '80s flashback further and we have a makeup job that's making teen wolf go all the way, a faux fur jacket. >> teen wolf. >> and made my own basketball jersey, he's teen wolf. >> remarkable and i have to say that's what my co-host dave looks like before makeup in the morning. >> that's how i look before coffee. >> a full how-do video how to do this.

>> thanks, teen wolf. our next makeup job. >> a lot of michael j. fox. >> he with as in the some of the best '80s. >> a zombie look with killer makeup and we took the zombie look and went further, zombie bride. and these are fake flowers i spray painted black. >> how did you get the undeed look. >> i show it on the video. layering white. bruises, fake blood and you're the walking dead. >> you have a tutorial on your website. >> yes, i show you exactly how to do it. >> one of the best for last because i'm starving this morning, thank you, zombie bride. >> need brunch? >> going to eat brains. >> come out. >> and we have gracie strudel, eggs and bacon or throw in some trophies and you are the

breakfast of condition. >> bacon, that's bacon. >> i walked in the hall and i said that looks like bacon. >> a mini bacon and eggs or again, odd the trophies and you're breakfast of champion and halloween is on a monday and spin it two ways. >> if he shows up on the door and asks for candy, where are the kids. >> right there. >> the dog, and gets away with it. >> exactly. >> so thank you so much, meg, if you want more information, where should people go. >> go to meg island or eggs and bacon on kraft. >> if you missed any of them go to our website, foxnews.com. and i'm going to keep the bird. the bird in the hand. and coming up on the show, president obama made the call to kill bin laden and other top terrorists around the world. will the foreign policy victories translate to votes in 2012? we'll ask that guy, chris wallace is going as himself

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>> good morning to you, it's sunday, october 23rd. i'm ainsley earhart filling in for alisyn. he's up in the polls, but herman is on the hot seat. the g.o.p. candidate making it very clear now that he is pro choice-- or pro-life. >> from conception, no abortions, no exceptions. >> ainsley: let me make this clear, he is pro-life, not pro choice, pro-life. his stance not sitting well with g.o.p. foes, more from the faith forum ahead. >> dave: and colonel qaddafi the richest man on the planet? the dictator dead, but reports that the madman of the middle east was sitting on a big stash of cash.

just how much and where is all of that dough. trying to find some of it. >> liao being at the drapes he wears. and problems in the park. wall street protesters fighting about money and greed on wall street more than a month and today are still fighting about it. the one problem is that they're fighting amongst themselves over this money. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ >> good sunday morning, welcome in to "fox & friends," thank you for waking up with us this morning, that's gave briggs, ainsley earhart in for alisyn camerota and. >> dave: that's the first time someone's given you the bird, clayton. >> clayton: he's been waiting for that. >> dave: i've been sitting on this gem. >> clayton: a pirate part of my new look for halloween. >> dave: in case you're tuning in, we're going to start with

politics, we've seen the g.o.p. candidates gang up on mitt romney, conventional wisdom suggests that could happen on saturday because mitt romney skipped the faith and freedom coalition dinner in iowa and some suggested he skipped it because of his past stance on abortion, but no one ganged up on mitt romney on saturday and no one mentioned his name. they were talking about herman cain and his past flip-flops if you want to call it that on abortion that happened earlier this week. >> ainsley: yeah, well he actually said in an interview earlier this week that if, if you got in that situation, if you were raped or there was incest, that he was support, or a woman's decision to have an abortion, but then he came back and said i'm not pro choice, that would be breaking the law because i'm hoping to make abortion illegal. if a woman decides to break the law is her business is what he said la earth on. caught some flak for that. >> clayton: yesterday at the dinner he attempted to clarify

that position. >> in the legislation in a way that allows the government to be involved in it, i would strengthen all of our current laws that prevent abortion. i believe that abortion should be clearly stated and illegal across this country and i would work to defund planned parenthood and i would make sure that i appoint judges that will enforce the constitution, no activist judges, and i would also make sure that we didn't allow any bureaucrats to get in the way in order to protect the life of the unborn. >> clayton: well, governor rick perry got up and spoke a short time after herman cain and you can read between the lines who he's addressing with these comments. >> it's a liberal kinard to say i'm personally pro-life, but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and eating it, too.

>> clayton: and one of the reasons it's so important, especially in iowa as i mentioned earlier, it's 60% of those who voted in 2008 in those iowa caucuses who largely voted for governor mike huckabee, identify them as evangelicals. one of the reasons that mitt romney was there yesterday, but didn't show up to the dinner. >> dave: it's a primary not a general issue, but herman cain was a leader in iowa. will that affect his stance in the polls? we'll find out in a week or so. newt gingrich for the large part staying out of the g.o.p. infighting and staying focused on the white house and focusing comments on saturday on the president. >> we can have a dramatically better christmas in 2012 if it's a goodbye obama christmas. one of our slogans should be, you want a great christmas, vote against obama.

2012 is the most important election in this country, since 1860. next year, we will decide whether the disastrous policies of class warfare, bureaucrat particular socialism, radical judges and bureaucrats who treat us as subjects, rather than citizens, will be continued in office. >> they're referring to 1860 of course the election of abraham lincoln making reference this is as important election for the republican party as when republicans put forth the very first candidate in abraham lincoln. >> ainsley: now for the headlines, a fox news alert. a brand new video out of turkey, a powerful earthquake hit moments ago. the magnitude 7.3 quake struck near the city of van. they' they're reach people under a collapsed building. another fox news alert. doctors in libya now say they

know exactly what killed moammar qaddafi. the chief of pathology said he died from the wound to the head. we were told he was caught in cross fire. now it's appears close range. we'll take you there live at the bottom of the hour. it was an extra long night for police in chicago, they arrested more than 100 occupy wall street protesters who tried to storm grant park. the protesters to leave the park when it closed. those who refused were put in handcuffs. it's the second week in a row that protesters descended on chicago and a spokesman says they'll be back. get your heart hats out. a doomed german satellite plunging to the earth's atmosphere.

there's no information yet available on whether any of the pieces have crashed on to the earth yet. it could take days to figure that out. experts predicted at least 30 parts from the satellite would fall from space this weekend. those are the headlines. they're saying most would land in the water. >> clayton: i brought this up before. when taco bell set up the giant target and said if any of the pieces debris hit that. everybody would get a free taco. >> dave: there was no taco, i'm waiting for the free taco. and let's check maria molina, in for rick. >> what will be falling across the nation will be rain. and not seeing a lot of that, and cooler temperatures across the eastern half. 45 in atlanta, georgia. 42 in raleigh, north carolina and in the great lakes, 40's. and as we head be westbound,

warm in phoenix, a temperature of 70 degrees, very warm out there. otherwise taking a look at satellite radar picture across the country. again, a quiet day and dry across the northeast, southeast, most of florida. across the pacific northwest we are going to see some showers early today. most of that will be very limited so i'm not expecting to see a whole lot of problems, otherwise the showers and storms impacted, eastern portions of texas, louisiana and arkansas, earlier this morning, starting to die down, so we're going to see some of that activity push eastward into mississippi later today. guys. >> clayton: thanks, so much, maria. let's talk about what's going on on occupy wall street. we've heard about the different protests across the country and individuals being arrest there had in chicago that you just talked about. now we're looking this morning and new york post reporting theres' about a $500,000 account and there's all of these different groups within the occupy wall street movement fighting over the money essentially. >> dave: just like congress, introduce a lot of money and you'll have infighting.

>> ainsley: what they're out there saying what we don't want, more government. >> dave: it's inevitable. as clayton says, different groups break up and some have allowance of 2000 a day and others $150 a day and go i having you an idea having you, a fans committee that controls that half million dollars. >> ainsley: i want to be on that. >> dave: and an a work aring group. $150 a day. i don't think you had a he last long in the park, my friend. and the kitchen budget, 2000. and folks are ang gri and someone, they busted our drums say the music group. we want some money to fix our drums, you can't have that any. and-- >> group. there's a band like a fife and drum corps keeping them occupied. >> ainsley: more than one. >> clayton: and people with guitars. and one says anecdotal. the other day i took in $2000. i kept $650 for myself and

gave the rest to finance and then i went to them with a request, so many people need things, and then they should not, they should not be without basic comfort items. i was told to fill out paper work. paper work, are they the government now? >> i'll tell you one of the most interesting development out of the group. saturday protesting at the home of jeff immelt from ge, ceo, the general electric has a lot of ties to the obama administration. 100 protesters were at his home in connecticut protesting and there's been a lot of criticism that hey, you're focusing on the wrong folks. if you want to go after crony capitalism go after folks like immelt. that's what matt kibbe from freedom works said earlier on the program. one said that. >> ainsley: what can we do. he gets $150 in charge of the comfort group. what can we do with $150? we have three tons of wet laundry from the rain storm. how do i get that done. we need shoes, socks, i could spend $10,000 alone for backpacks, you know, so forth

and so on. so, yeah, they're all saying that they need more money and one guy is saying it's losing steam we've got to pull the plug on the whole thing we're going in different directions. >> clayton: now that it gets colder, what's going to happen. coming up on the show, president obama made the call to kill bin laden and other top terrorists, will foreign policy victories translate to votes? chris wallace fox news sunday up next to talk about that. >> ainsley: move over bill gates and you, too, warren buffett. what they found in qaddafi's compound, may have made the madman in the middle east the richest man in the world. 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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and on the show to talk foreign policy among other things. nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> clayton: it translates-- it's early, not even at the iowa caucuses, but typically foreign policy is something that's on the table as a big discussion point. we remember the 3 a.m. phone call discussion in the last election, does this translate for american voters this time around? what do you think? >> i think yes and no, and let me explain. and after the takedown of bin laden, obama's approval rating went up 11 points, that's a sizable increase, on the other hand he was down below 50% in job approval within a month so it was kind of a blip. i think he's going to get some credit and rightly so for the fall of qaddafi. i don't know if it's going to have a lot of staying power. here is where it helps him though. republicans, democrats, even incumbent presidents as being weak on national security. with the hat trick of bin

laden, awlaki, it's harder for the republican nominee, whoever he is to go after obama on that issue. having said all of that, i think the economy is the big issue and i think that's going to determine this election. >> yeah, it's clear they thought they had an opening with iraq and now we're finding out that really came down to the immunity agreement or lack there of with our troops. domestically, abortion has arisen as a major issue for g.o.p. voters and candidates because of herman cain, strange, i think, muddled stance on the issue last week. how big is this going forward? has he put it to rest? >> i'm not sure he can. how big it is, we'll see how the voters particularly in iowa what makes it an especially big deal is iowa is a socially conservative state. more than 50% of the voters in the iowa republican caucuses identify themselves as evangelicals, abortion is a big issue for them.

cain went on this week and basically delivered a perfect prescription of pro choice. i think he realized he stepped in it, it's illegal afamilies can decide whether or not to break the law. it's going to be awfully hard to unring that bell. you know, people like cain and he is tenning to do very well in the polls, but to take that position and not know where he stands on abortion, i suspect will be a big deal on the iowa caucuses. >> and he seems like he's made it crystal clear though that he is pro-life. >> well, he says he's pro-life, answersly, on the other hand, he also said that government shouldn't be telling people what to do it's their choice. that's exactly the definition. >> yeah. >> of a pro choice candidate. >> and sitting back and clarifying what he meant and saying he wants to make it illegal. >> as evidented by this

discussion. and chris, as i mentioned, you have secretary of state hillary clinton on the show. a big week. what are you talking to her about this morning. >> we'll be talking to her from uzbekistan and iraq, somewhat controversial, the president's decision to pull all u.s. troops out by the end of the year and talk to her about that and also talk to her about libya after qaddafi and this growing call for international investigations. hillary clinton as you know famously said when she got it on her blackberry, news of qaddafi's death, he came we saw and he died. some are criticizing her for that and we'll talk about the decision to deploy troops in uganda, but know the to stop the slaughter in syria and we'll talk with a top republican on foreign policy, lindsay graham and we'll talk with michele bachmann, i'm sure will have choice things to say about herman cain and

abortion. >> dave: i'm sure you'll discuss the staff issue in new hampshire, is she pulling out of that state. what is happening with her campaign. looking forward to the big show, check your local listings. thank you, chris. >> ainsley: thank you, the white house is lending millions of dollars to a company creating jobs in finland and they say they'd do it all over again. that's coming up next. >> clayton: plus, prince harry's american princess breaks her silence and the prince charming may not like what she has to say. [ engine revs ]

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20-year-old marine from california shot dead while hiking in oregon. investigators say that a nearby hunter mistook him for a bear. wrestling through the brush. the hunter will not be charged. brand new video out of australia, wild life officials are hunting down the killer shark. yesterday the ten foot great white attacked george wainwright. >> clayton: thank you, ainsley ill he a be joined by my pal dave. and giving 529 million dollar loan to accompany the building electric cars in finland. the company, fisker, while they're assembling the karma car overseas none of the u.s. loan money is spent on the production. >> dave: they say the u.s. loan money was only spend on manufacturing here in the united states. is the government's loan part of a larger problem? let's ask the president of less government. he does not drive a $96,000

fisker as far as we know. >> clayton: we don't know that. >> you're correct i do not (laughter) >> full disclosure, i do not. >> dave: again, none of this went to the manufacturing jo, in finland, but part of a larger narrative, a problem for the administration, right? >> they're enamored with green jobs to the exclusion of reality. these are permanent jobs, manufacturing jobs like solyndra was permanent manufacturing jobs. general motors, we're about to lose 15 billion dollars on general motors, they're producing the chevy volt which costs $41,000 to make and sells for $41,000, it doesn't make any money, they sold less than 4,000 in a year and time and time again, they're investing money that we know isn't going to get-- create perfemanent jobs, no return on investments and lose tens of billions of dollars and they act surprised each and every time it occurs.

>> clayton: here is what they say, we'll throw up numbers on the screen. first part of the loan, 169 million dollars supported engineering work here in the united states. so, u.s. jobs, u.s. money being used to create engineering work for fisker in the united states. what do you say to that? >> like i said, it's not going to lost. the chevy volt is not selling. the $96,000 karma isn't selling, it's not going to sell. so these jobs aren't going to be permanent. as soon as the government money runs out, people aren't buying the cars, so the jobs go away just like solyndra did. people weren't buying the solar panels, so the job went away. >> dave: and another problem, the ford explorer s.u.v. gets better gas mileage and that's a problem and joe biden said that fisker would create thousands of manufacturing jobs, but you can debate whether or not we should be giving money to the green

energy industry, but regardless, if we're going to give uns had of millions of taxpayer dollars, shouldn't there be some strippings attached? >> well, you would think, well first of all, i don't think-- look the founding fathers did not found the government to be a venture capital firm. whether you think it's a good idea or not, is it constitutional to be doing this? beyond that, these are not working out. we saw it with solyndra and we saw it, by the way, fisker has a crony problem too, and won't say capital, capitalism has a good name. and one of the principals behind fisker is al gore. these are payoffs to political cronies. >> what about all of these subsidies, there are some calls in some conservative corners, don't do it for farms, don't do it for oil companies, don't do it for anyone. >> well, as you pointed out the name of my organization is "less government."

absolutely, these things ratherly-- look we've been spending money on ethanol for 40 years, it still doesn't work. the solar energy jobs are garbage. the solar panels we that you that china was going to undercut us, we did it anyway. the chevy volt is not selling so why are we dumping money into an a more expensive vehicle that gets less mileage than a ford s.u.v. that's absurd. >> dave: steve, president of less government, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> dave: let us know how you feel about this mutilation throughout ff weekend on twitter. >> clayton: coming up on the show, are we getting the whole story? how did moammar qaddafi die? seems to be sketchy details. we're steps from the hiding spot where he was found, that's coming up. >> dave: hey, don't waste your time in the unemployment line. researchers say you've got a better chance at landing a job in some third world country.

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declaring the official liberation to the world and now that incredible day has come. greg palkot is in sirte, steps away, actually steps away from where qaddafi was captured by the rebels. greg? >> reporter: absolutely, folks. yeah, national liberation stay in libya, believe it or not, all comes down to this drainage pipe in sirte, it's here where moammar qaddafi was captured and killed on thursday. bring you up close to this thing. unbelievable, really, his convoy was hit last thursday on the other side of a six-lane roadway over this pipe and he fled from one car, he wasn't killed. he went into the pipe with body guards. on one side of the pipe three body guards and another four, they were killed and rebel fighters nearby, pulled him out and brought him to his own fate. according to all reports, a

very ugly fate. he was killed maybe about 50 yards from where i am right now. and as you noted, today is a day of liberation for libya, in benghazi, one of the mainly centers that this will be declared, a post qaddafi libya which includes believe it or not, elections, democracy, you name it, a lot of stuff you couldn't believe could happen during the 42 year reign of this dictator moammar qaddafi. guys, this case has become a little bit of an instant tourist attraction, no folks around now, but people up top, people coming with their if a manically and pictures, might have heard some gunfire, and we talked to one jubilant fellow and he said, you know, he crawled in there like a mouse and we caught him liao i can a mouse. and now there's a new era, a bigger era for libya, new words, new reports one ever

morrison of qaddafi, could be captured and the qaddafi era is ending in libya and we're here next to a drainage pipe talking to you, stranger live shots, i've done a few. >> and greg pat kohl next to the sewer where moammar qaddafi was caught and killed. and many thought it was appropriate that he was found in the sewer. and his son, before he was captured vowed to avenge his father's death. >> dave: what a story that continues to develop. meanwhile, colonel qaddafi, bill gates warned warren buffett and telecom giant, slim, what do they have in common, they were in qaddafi's case among the richest in the planet. carlos slim richest in the world worth about 74 billion dollars. according to the l.a. times, a new report claims that qaddafi had hidden around 200 billion,

200 billion dollars around the world, which would by far make him the richest man on the planet. how much money can be recovered? where is all of it? time will tell. >> ainsley: it was previously estimated he was worth 100 billion so this is double that, satisfying now it's in bank accounts, real estate and corporate investments around the world and 37 billion investments in the u.s. and those are froze assets. >> clayton: and a question from n.a.t.o. and others, whether or not they would repay the money we spent to go there and spent on the air missions to prevent the slaughter in benghazi of course which started this all. about 2 billion dollars, some say those numbers are a little bit off, but 2 billion dollars is right around. >> ainsley: he won't feel it or his family won't feel it, and 200 billion? >> the point, that money was readily available, that 200 billion, they thought it was hidden and didn't have access, his family still has access. >> ainsley: it does. one democratic congressman wrote the president just yesterday asking for the u.n.

and the united states to be paid back that neighborhood of 2 billion dollars. meanwhile, if you want to start a business here in the united states, bad news, this is not exactly the best country or even close to it to create and start your own business when it comes to the world rankings. >> ainsley: surprising, right. >> dave: shocking, i think, this is the land of opportunity, right? >> you'd think the united states would be the best in the world to start the business. turns out that's not the case. new zealand is the top of the list, why? access to credit. we hear that the banks aren't lending to businesses they need money and even donald trump slamming banks. >> ainsley: they're not lending even if you want to buy a house. >> clayton: you can get access to credit and in new zealand, the top of the list, it takes one day to be able to incorporate your business there. one day to start a business. and the u.s., 13 on the list. >> dave: business sar to see rwanda. >> clayton: we've got a lot of work to do in this country.

>> ainsley: beginning with a fox news alert. brand new out of turkey, scores of people are feared dead after an earthquake. the u.s. geological says the 7.2 quake struck near the city of van of the right now rescue workers are trying to reach the people trapped under several collapsed buildings as you can see, he's supposed to be awe lie, you'd never know it from recent comments coming out of an interview with hamid karzai. the afghan president saying that his support pakistan, if ever the country were at war with the u.s. take a listen. >> if pakistan is attacked, and if the people of pakistan need afghanistan's help, afghanistan will be there with you. afghanistan is a brother. >> ainsley: karzai's remarks comes just days after he joined secretary of state hillary clinton criticizing pakistan for harboring terrorists. the white house has not yet commented on that interview. and more trouble for the developer behind the ground zero mosque, reportedly locked

in a legal battle over an apartment building he operates in harlem. residents say the building is falling apart and infested with rats and he's refusing to fix it. that's not all. he reportedly owes the city more than $63,000 in fines stemming from those violations. he's expected in court this week. prince harry's california girl denying they are tea an item. 26-year-old cocktail waitress jessica donaldson is speaking out saying she's not the girl who got very cozy in this picture with the royal. despite what this picture might show. if you can even make that out. donaldson. >> make that out, i get it? >> donaldson called harry a real life prince charming admitted she's already taken, sorry, prince. harry is it in california for an eight week military training course. those are the headlines. >> let's talk about an incredible night in sports. historic, in fact the world series played since 1903. only two players before last

night had ever hit three home runs in one world series game. those names, bobby ruth, reggie jackson and now add a third. albert pujols put on a show. hoping his team would get a home win, but albert came to play. he turned that one over 430 feet for his first, and 8-6 cards at that point. ap pujols they're still pitching to him. 11-6 st. louis. and big albert not done. somehow, clayton he got another strike and that was right in his wheel house. >> clayton: absolutely, mark mcgwire right there, happy. the batting coaching loving it. >> ainsley: how do you run with that necklace on. >> dave: albert is arguably the greatest hitter of all time. and 16-7 as the cardinals take a 2-series lead and 6 rbi in the game and 14 total bases, 5

for 6, and there was just an incredible night. joining reggie jackson and bobby ruth. michigan state and wisconsin part of an incredible ending late, late last night. it was tied at 31, spartans have one choice, that's the old hail mary. chucked up into the end zone, but the ball is batted out of it. keith nichols caught it. did it score? they said no, the bowel is down at the one, but of course, this is college football and thankfully they have the review and went back and looked at it. you can see the celebrating sparty, how about that, a shocker as wisconsin suffered the first loss of the season. and michigan state, folks, is rolling. and meanwhile, oklahoma knocked out of the national championship hunt and lose to texas tech and lsu looking like the best in the country. and destroyed auburn yesterday and bama winning over tennessee. >> ainsley: and wisconsin and oklahoma losing yesterday, all the ranks.

>> dave: it looks like the neighbors, neighbors, lsu and alabama and all sec. >> ainsley: that would be a good one, wouldn't it, do you think that will happen. >> dave: boise state, oklahoma state. a lot of good ones. yes, i think that will happen. >> clayton: let's check with maria molina hey, maria. >> it's a cool one. currently temperatures in the 50's here and across the country is going to be relatively cool across portions of the great lakes and today's high interpret only 67 degrees in chicago. 62 in minneapolis, a little warmer today across parts of the southeast and yesterday we were looking at highs in the low 70's for memphis and also atlanta. otherwise, texas very warm. 87 high in san antonio and 86 in el paso not feeling anything like fall out there and either, further west in phoenix, we're expecting a high temperature today, hot, 97 degrees with a lot of sunshine out there across parts of the southwest. now, where is it raining right now? we do have some rain across portions of texas and also

portions of louisiana and arkansas, and as we click ahead we're not just focused 0en rain today, but we're focused on frost. that does stretch from portions of the interior northeast, all the way down to south of the great lakes and also the southeast, the states like alabama, georgia, guys, dealing with frost this morning. it's a little bit of a shocker there. >> clayton: when you get frost on your pumpkin. >> and-- >> defrost it. >> clayton: think about that at home. sorry, kids, no witches, ghosts or goblins this year, schools banning halloween costumes because they're a distraction? one parent is fighting back and she joins us straight ahead. >> ainsley: a warning for all parents. do you know half the booster seats in america don't do the job? we'll show you which seats work and why. ♪ . [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up!

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accident. that's where the organs are and something happens to the stomach and kidneys. we're taking booster. >> what about the shoulder, the chest or neck. >> it's shoulder is important, comes up here not down here, the reality tighter right down here, it's got to be by the ips. >> what the insurance institute did, not recommended, better and best and you will be surprised, there's a lot of practicality. if you have two or three kids in the car you need three seats that go across. it's hard. so, at the end here, we have not the greatest and the really is, we don't have the greatest is because it doesn't allow the lap to fit properly. >> if you show us exactly where the problem comes. >> we've got two right there on the shoulder and also this will allow the lap part to rise up. it doesn't make it snug, that's the problem. it also is reclining and their

legs don't fit properly, too wide for the legs to fit properly. that's why they're not the best. >> dave: looks are deceiving, that looks the safety. >> you would think the belt rise and stomach area it will feel more secure. >> that's dangerous, dangerous. >> this one is a better fit. it has a sure lap system and easier to install. >> dave: what it means, the latches at that go between the seats on pretty much all new cars these days. >> this is a better fit. it can thread through, it's deeper here and allow it to sit properly, but it is heavy. it's big, when you're trying to get it in. so then we have the best, there's a bunch of best. >> dave: this is evenflo. the first one from whom. >> safety first. >> dave: that was the worst. >> that was not recommended. this is evenflo, better. >> are you ready. >> dave: this is stunning to me. >> that's the best. >> dave: how can that be. >> bubble buckle.

easy realistic and cheap. >> dave: what makes it the best. >> it's smaller, and you blow it up. you can take it with you and look, this is why. because with the seat belt, you thread it through and know you're going to get it to fit snugly. >> dave: i have something similar from graco or evenflo, and that's why you have this. this fits on the shoulder belt and fits properly. a lot of moms at home are going to say if they're sleeping, they're going to fall over. for a bigger kid they don't want a big one. >> these are all 40 pounds and up. more on your website. safety mom.com. >> it's also on twitter so check her out there. alison, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> dave: coming up condoleezza rice and dick cheney, something we never knew about their time in the white house. >> ainsley: aen then what's halloween without one of

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>> welcome back, say goodbye to batman, not a trick, but more of a nasty treat. in new jersey, schools telling kids to leave halloween costumes home this year. that policy is upsetting parents throughout the district, including our next guest. tracy joins us to talk about it. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> clayton: what happened. >> we received letters about two weeks ago from the principal saying that costumes are no longer allowed in school due to disruption of

education during the day. >> clayton: disruption of education during the day. >> yes. how is that possible? every year growing up on halloween you'd have an earn certain portion of the afternoon kids would get the costumes together and have candy and fun. >> exactly that. the kids dress up during the lunch hour and two hour celebration afterwards and really no disruption of class time at all. >> clayton: they make a point this is a distraction. a letter from the springfield school district, what they say, michael deveano, the superintendent says there's no day that cuts into instructional time like halloween. in an effort to minimize the interruption of instruction and recognizing the students have ample time to celebrate the holiday and costume after school, costumes will no longer be permitted in school on halloween. others argue that hey, american kids far behind in reading and math from other countries, do we need any more distractions in the classroom. >> well, if education is the main part and connect this event educational and have the

kids talk about costumes they're made and maybe best handmade prize and several schools around the springfield area that are having the halloween costumes and taken it a step further. they're making it a charitable event and teaching the kids to give back and collecting contents, excuse me for the flood victims and making sure they have costumes to wear and collecting canned goods, a food drive. they're teaching their kids valuable life lesson to give back and that's something all of our kids can learn from. >> absolutely. we always look forward to this every year. do you think though, we hear more and more of the stories. do you think there's some sort of political correctness that keeps popping up over and over again in an effort to try to get some of these out of the school. >> absolutely. one of the reasons the principal told me the decision was made because fewer and fewer families are recognizing the holiday so a few are ruining it for the majority. you know, halloween costumes may sound trivial for schools to be fighting for that. i'm fighting more for keeping american traditions alive for

our kids. more and more, it's no, no, no's, they're taking away, and chipping away at traditions and we have to fight to keep that. >> clayton: yeah, hands off my costumes. tracy, good luck, keep us up-to-date how it goes. any backlash, do you think the school will cave at all? >> i don't believe they will. if there's backlash, i'll let you know. >> clayton: thank you, tracy. let us know how you feel about this. find us on twitter this morning ff weekend on twitter. coming up here on the show, you remember the battle between perry and romney in the last debate? >> let me finish with what i have to say. rick-- >> the last couple of debates for rick and i understand that, so you're going to get-- >> zing. now romney saying who he'd vote for and it may surprise you if he doesn't get the nomination. why hire american workers when they're cheaper to ship in from overseas.

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captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> dave: good morning, my friends, good sunday morning! alisyn is off, she wanted to stay up and watch the tremendous sports. never seen a baseball game in her life! and ainsley is in for alisyn. >> i tried to sleep and i couldn't and i stayed up to watch the football game. >> dave: you would stay up like clayton and i did. >> clayton: burning question, a lot of tweets about the pumpkin. a lot of people, actually, one of the top topics on google was pumpkin seeds and people wanted to know how to roast them, one of the top, and, we want to find out when should you carve your pumpkin? so it isn't moldy. >> now is the time. you want to light it every night, on your front porch. >> clayton: let us know, friends@foxnews.com. >> dave: and the burning question of the republican party is, is will herman cain's stance on abortion hurt him in iowa

and, does what happened saturday, tell the tale, of the party right now? mitt romney was not in iowa, while the rest of his fellow candidates were, and, he was in new hampshire, while everyone else was at the faith and freedom coalition dinner, and, the main topic, as i said, was abortion, because, of herman cain's muddled stance on the issue, this past week, with piers morgan and he attempted to clarify his position on the issue on saturday: >> i will not sign any legislation that in any way allows the government to be involved in it. i would strengthen all of our current laws, that prevent abortion. i believe that abortion should be clearly stated as illegal across the country and i would work to defund planned parenthood and make sure that i appoint judges that will enforce the constitution, no activist judges and i would also make sure we didn't allow any bureaucrats, to get in the way,

in order to protect the life of the unborn. >> clayton: earlier this week, charles krauthammer on special report said it appeared he was winging it lately with the policy decisions and governor rick perry going after, perhaps, you could say, this was herman cain he was talking about. >> dave: safely you could say that. >> clayton: read between the lines. listen to this: >> it is a liberal canard to say, i am personally pro-life, but, government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and eating it too. >> clayton: and, the debate last week when mitt romney put his hand on governor perry's shoulder, to tell him to stop talking, i thought it was like a boxing match was about to break out and, now, we get word, what did mitt romney -- who would he vote for if he wasn't the nominee? who would he vote for and the

answer may surprise you. take a listen: >> i believe every, single person on the stage in that last debate, would do a better job than president obama and, if rick perry were the nominee i would be voting for him and of course feel he's qualified as i do the other people on the stage, i believe i'm the best suited to beat president obama. and, that is why i'm running. >> dave: that was a no-brainer and had nowhere to go. but the surprising thing to me was that romney was the one not at the faith and freedom coalition. i thought i would gang up on him, because they love the opportunity to coalesce, around that gang-up on mitt romney mentality. >> especially when someone who is not there. to defend themselves. >> dave: a slam-dunk but they turned on herman cain and -- because he's the leader in the real clear politics average of the national polls and he became the issue, on saturday. >> mitt romney says there are no hard feelings in the race, it is just politics. >> clayton: we've heard that

before. >> now for the rest of your headlines, a "fox news alert," we have been following out of turkey, where scores of people are feared dead after a powerful earthquake. the u.s. geological survey says the 7.2 quake hit a little more than two hours ago and the worst damage reported in the city of van, and now rescue workers are trying to reach people, that are literally trapped under buildings. which have collapsed there. another "fox news alert," doctors in libya now say they know what killed muammar qaddafi, the chief pathologist working on the case, just told reporters the former libyan leader died from a gunshot wound to the head and there are additional reports that the bullet might have come from one of his own guards, during a shootout with rebel forces. at first, we were told that he got caught in cross-fire and, this comes as libyan officials are now saying they've captured his eldest son, sheikh al-salon who is being moved to misurata and today libyans plan to celebrate the new found freedom

when the national transition council declares their liberation and an update in the case of lisa irwin, an attorney for lisa's parents fighting back against reports that a cadaver dog picked up the scent of death in their bedroom. into that doesn't even concern me a little bit. it doesn't even cause me to waiver, one second in my con conviction that this woman had absolutely nothing to do with the disappearance of her baby. >> joe tacopina in an exclusive interview with judge jeannine shapiro and, he said there would not have been enough time for the body to decompose and, still, no signs of the missing 11-month-old. it was an extra-long night for police in chicago. they arrested more than 100 occupy wall street protesters who tried to storm grant park. [people chanting].

>> police warned protesters to leave the park at closing time and those who refused were put into handcuffs, the second week in a row, protesters descended on chicago and a spokesperson says they'll be back and condoleezza rice came close to resigning from the bush white house. her new memoir obtained by the "new york times" talks of clashes with vice president dick cheney and butted heads over what to do with captured terrorism suspects and the book is out on november 1st. >> clayton: i've seen it, and it is this thick. camera one, look at this. like a candy bar-size. >> dave: eliminates me. >> i call it books on tape. >> clayton: books on tape. it will be 30 tapes, by the way. >> right. >> clayton: let's check in with maria molina. >> good morning, everyone. when we are looking at cool temperatures, today, or early this morning, already, across parts of the eastern half of the country, 41° now in chicago and

42° in cleveland and only 49, in atlanta, georgia, but, the temperatures will gradually warm up throughout the afternoon hours, and, we'll be looking at low 70s across the southeast and heading westbound, rockies cool, portions of colorado and new mexico, a current temperature of 49° in albuquerque and there is not much rain expected today across most of the nation, and will be a dry day across the northeast and south east and most of florida should stay dry except for isolated spots across south florida with isolated showers and westbound, across the pacific northwest, yesterday we had to deal with heavy rain across portion of the 5 corridor and today should be quieter and most of the moisture will push inland, to the northern rockies and as we head across the southern plains we had rough storms in the overnight hours across portions of oklahoma, up to northern texas and baseball sized hail in some spots and most of the stomps died down and heavier batches of rain pushing

across southeastern portions of texas, which, we need the rain and that is good news and, across portions of the upper midwest, light showers will impact the great lakes later today into early monday. back to you, guys. >> dave: thank you very much. i think folks are getting stimulus fatigue, hearing how our taxpayer dollars are being wasted? we have one more case for you! in fact, several million dollars, went to the forest industry, out in oregon, and, instead of hiring american workers, every one of the 254 jobs, went to foreign workers and, in fact, most americans said they didn't know the jobs were available. >> it seems... why is that? >> clayton: there are discrimination questions about the jobs and, people on the phone, who were able to answer the questions, whether they could do it bliilingually or no and they didn't speak two languages and therefore didn't get the job.

>> and the article, talks about how people in the area didn't know the jobs existed. it wasn't advertised. >> clayton: jump on craigslist and want to find out if a job is available and how are you supposed to find the information, the company's web sites don't have the information and they are going to other, foreign countries to solicit them to bring the jobs here. another example of wasted tax dollars. >> dave: whether solyndra, there needs to be strings attached if you give out stimulus money, going to give out american taxpayer dollars, there needs to be strings attached and one of them ought to be american jobs. but, let us know how you feel, at fsweekend on twitter and friends@foxnews.com. >> clayton: are americans leaving iraq before their job is done, general jack keane is here to share his thoughts about this this morning. >> and think you work hard and deserve a raise? we have a really fast way to get you one, a new study says it will work but you might not like

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>> dave: welcome back. the obama administration announcing on friday that all u.s. troops will leave iraq by year's end. but, after 8 years of war, and a country still dealing with tons of violence, are we leaving iraq too soon and what does the withdrawal mean for iraq and maybe more importantly, iran's future? fox news military analyst and former vice chief of staff, of the army, general jack keane joining us this morning. in studio, thank for being here, sir. >> glad to be here. >> dave: we have to settle the issue of immunity. the iraqis would not give our troops immunity from iraqi law. we get that everywhere around

the world if we have a large troop presence. did the president have any choice but to bring the troops home. >> we could have settled the immunity thing through negotiation and if we were dead serious about piwinning the pea as much as winning the poor, we could have gotten through the issues, and the iraqis realized in 2010 we were not serious about a long-term relationship with them. that opened the door to the iranians, and what we have to keep or eye on here, for the viewing audience, is our strategic enemy in the region, are the iranians, and, iraq is a country of strategic consequence to us. they are educated, they have wealth, they are a large country and are going to be of influence in the region. and, we do not want that country aligned with the iranians, and they are driving us out. that is what is happening. >> dave: what will happen there, though, will we as rick perry and mitt romney and many others have said, will we lose our

gains, after those troops leave? >> well, i think, we are taking steps towards losing this peace. after having won the war and that is tragic given the sacrifice we made. it's not hopeless, but we certainly are taking steps now, that are not positive, because, the iranians will get influence over the iraqis... >> dave: don't question that at all. >> it is indisputable. >> dave: there is a -- >> already there. already there. already there. >> dave: many asking the question, was it worth it? i know it's a difficult question to answer, but we are talking about north of 4,000 american lives lost, 3/4 of a trillion dollars, and some estimates have upwards of 3 trillion. was it in your opinion worth the sacrifice? >> absolutely. look, whether we should have gone to war, or not, in iraq, we are certainly -- which is arguable, given the fact we learned about wmd, but, here's the reality of it, 25 million people, liberated from saddam

hussein and a country struggling, trying to put together a democracy, and, they elect their own provincial governors and their own legislature and national leaders and are moving in the right direction, and there is not another arab muslim country in the region that elects its own government except iraq. >> dave: perhaps, with iraq, we won't know, for a year, maybe around election time, we will know whether it was the right or the wrong decision and that may be why republicans are aligning themselves against the process. i want to ask you about something hamid karzai said and i don't know if you saw this yesterday. he said that -- the president of afghanistan said, if the united states would go to war with pakistan, they would side with pakistan and would have their back against any action with the u.s. what are we doing, helping out someone like karzai? let alone... >> dave: karzai is a mercurial figure and he has emotional swings and has been challenging for us to deal with.

the good news is we have ryan crocker, the best possible diplomat working with him, side by side and i'm confident we'll move karzai off of center stage, in 2014, and, we'll put someone else in charge of that country. and karzai will be there, for a couple more years and then we'll get, i think an improvement. >> dave: in terms of a larger narrative, going into this election, if national security, oddly enough, president obama's strength -- is national security, oddly enough, president obama's strength? >> i don't have get involved in that. >> dave: doesn't he appear, very strong when it comes to foreign policy. >> the president deserves credit on a number of things that he has done as commander-in-chief. what he has done with the al qaeda, is significant. he has taken the al qaeda down and they are on the cusp of a strategic defeat and he deserves a lot of credit for that and so does president bush in terms of what he did 8 or 9 years against it and deserves credit for what took place in libya to be sure

and deserves credit for counterinsurgency program he put in place in afghanistan. i disagree with him pulling the troops out prematurely. >> dave: tenuous times for the president and our country, in terms offings nation national s. who's funnier, men or women? scientists came up with a test, and, shows seinfeld, as in most cases has the answers. and, how about an atheist leading a bible study, a prestigious american university said, yes. we should all play fair, father john with how the ruling is being received. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪

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>> dave: welcome back. quick headlines at 9: eastern time, police revealing the identity of an american man killed by a shark in australia, this weekend. george thomas wainwright was reportedly from texas, and had been living in australia for the last 6 months and officials are looking to catch and kill the shark to prevent further attacks. as violence continues there is no bailout agreement on the debt ravaged country of greece and major banks are pushing back against a deal to cut greece's debt. earlier saturday, european officials said the banks will be open to making it work. >> thanks, dave. religious freedom under attack at vanderbilt university. the school enacting a policy

that tells religious groups, they cannot force members to practice the same beliefs as the rest of the group. at least, the leaders. the policy could pave the way for a catholic organization to be led by an atheist and joining us is the author of "god wants you happy", fox news religion contributor, father jonathan morris. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> not just a catholic organization led by an atheist group, how about an atheist group led by muslims or an atheist group or evangelical group led by a jewish person. it just is silly, it is absolutely a downgrade of who we are as a country. in other words, in the name of diversity and the name of tolerance, we all become the same. you cannot have a christian group being led by christians, why? because, you are discriminating against somebody who might want to be the leader of your group.

crazy. >> when i was thinking about it last night i think thought who would actually run to be the leader of the organization of christian athletes if they are not a christian or the catholic group if they are atheists. >> most normal, tolerant people would not do that but there are people, at vanderbilt university, remember, founded in a methodist tradition, standing up for something and there are people who would like to get involved in these groups and say, you know, we don't like the fact that you catholics or evangelicals or jews or muslims stand for something, and we want to show that real tolerance and worthwhilety in the country means not standing up for anything. you know, ainsley, the explanation that this vanderbilt university, methodist founded university, are giving to why they are taking out this clause that would say you can't discriminate, even if you are a religious group based on identity, these explanations are slimy and half-truths. >> what are their reasons.

>> they are explaining, basically, listen, we are trying to avoid anybody being tagged for their own specific religious beliefs and don't want any group to somehow exclude somebody else. and, they are saying, this way, that way, not giving explanations, anybody in their right mind can say, this is not a very sensible move on their part. >> and there are four groups in question at that school, graduate christian fellowship, christian legal society, fellowship of christian athletes, and, sigma phi lamda. >> that's right. these they're groups that have been in research, saying, this is based on their own statutes. they would be required by that new established clause to be open to people outside of their faith beliefs. we need to stand up, and, the groups that are doing this, the beckett fund and other groups, the lions defense fund are standing up and saying we are

willing to go to bat for you. and, defend your legal rights to be who you want to be and we have to do that in this country, otherwise we will be the same. where is the diversity there? >> keep us posted on what happens there. do we have time to read the quote from the school? i'll read it quickly, we're continuing to explore the issues, raised in the letter, student groups that wish to practice their faith are welcome at vanderbilt, however, it is incumbent upon them to decide whether they wish to become registered student organizations at the university. >> that is the slimy explanation i mentioned. >> thank you, father. when we come back christine o'donnell jumps into the 2012 presidential race -- kind of and stop saying thank you and don't be sorry? a study says not only do jerks have more friends, they have more money, too. my name is robin.

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>> clayton: welcome back to the show that you are watching which is called "fox & friends." and here is your shot of the morning. it gives a whole new meaning to the term, house party. look at this: ♪

>> that's great. >> clayton: somebody in my parents' neighborhood does their house like that for christmas. >> dave: can you imagine what these feeks do for christmas. >> clayton: the house in riverside, california be the owner is getting into the halloween spirit, all perfectly timed to music and they use led lights to cut down on costs. >> i love the family that lives there and i'm sure it is a really fun dad. >> clayton: like griswold kind of dad, off the charts. >> kids love dads like that, like they never grew up. >> clayton: a question for you, pops, do you do the full christmas lights. >> dave: of course i do! >> clayton: or the little white candle in the window. >> dave: i do as much as i can. >> women love the white lights but men love colored lights. >> dave: i'm not ready for christmas, not even into thic thanksgiving, people, not even halloween. being mean at the workplace, does it pay off, do nice guys literally finish last when it

comes to the office? i say absolutely, and, the study supports this. >> you know what? i mean, i understand what you are saying but you have done pretty well for yourself and you are not a middle eastern, you have done pretty well for yourself... and you have come far. >> dave: not to say it is a disqualifier if you are a nice guy but mean people get ahead and a lot of very nice folks i know never climb the ladder. >> clayton: i have worked all ore the country, in different capacities, and heck i worked at mcdonald's for crying out loud, you know, but the people who are sticks in the mud and say i will not do this or this, for whatever reason do better and the research seems to support that. their salaries are higher, they... >> dave: notre dame and cornell and big universities support it and no one is accusing me of being too nice. here's e-mails, quote: i chose to stick with please and

thank you. that was my southern raising and is more comfortable to be who i am rather than selling out for the sake of more money and power and you, ainsley, are a nice person and i don't know anyone who thinks you are mean. >> thank you, and max can sleep well at night. he has the attitude. >> clayton: that's the question, at the end of the day will you have lots of people at your funeral, who loved and admired you because you were generous and nice or will you be the guy, the mean guy, who is... i'm glad he's done. >> you can have a lot of money but no one wants the reputation. >> dave: being business like at work may be misinterpreted as mean and these people save socializing for when they are not at work and that doesn't make them mean, it makes them good employees. >> clayton: paul om illinois, mean may get you ahead of work but what goes around, comes around, eventually. you think it does. >> it does! guys! yes. >> clayton: let us know what you

think, friends@foxnews.com, and you got fired up, according to the research, men are faeunnier than women and the seinfeld clip illuminates it. >> what? it is funny. >> a big in a complaint department. >> yeah, and he's saying, i wish i was taller! see? that is just -- >> i get it. >> do you? because that is not a normal complaint. >> how about if it was something like, i can't find my receipt, my place is a sty! >> you have to be so jokey! >> i'm a comedian! >> i wish i was taller, that is nice, that is real. >> i got a complaint. cartoon stinks! >> dave: she even stole it from a ziggy, if i recall.

but, this is actually, again, backed up with research and university of california, san diego did a study and had men and women write the caption and when poemed by men and women, turns out the men's caption was in fact funnier than the ladies. >> clayton: not shocking. we were saying, think about all the famous means, mostly men, jerry seinfeld... >> women are funny, too, you just don't see it. when we're all together that is when we're funny. >> dave: the jokes you told earlier fell flat. >> i am a good joke-teller. >> dave: give an example. >> people would laugh at my jokes. >> dave: here's what you... >> like, with weddings, we talked about giving toasts at weddings and the men are funny. we are like crying, pouring out our hearts. >> dave: tim from michigan says, all i can say is, robin williams, live and probably mandel, live, will make you buy

a box of towels to wiper tears away. >> clayton: and charles: men are funnier than women, we hang out more and use life scenarios for catalysts or the next level of achievements. >> tweets, too, i think it all depend, can i say, lucille ball? a great one. >> dave: one we all believe in, ellen is hilarious. >> carol burnett. she's hilarious. >> clayton: one of our producers mentioned joan rivers. >> dave: joan is hilarious. >> self-deprecating. >> clayton: the crude humor, though. crude hum more, though, that is like on the side noeveof the me let us know what you think. >> dave: what else is going on. >> the nearly 30-year-old cold case of a missing woman in maine might soon be solved now that her former boyfriend has died. listen to this story. after francis julian passed away earlier this month, his family

found human remains in his storage unit freezer. the body believed to be that of the woman who disappears in 1983, and he reported her missing at the time. and claimed they had a fight and he dropped her off at a motel before she went missing. an emotional day for family and friends, of dan wheldon, who attended his funeral in st. petersburg, florida, he died last week in the fiery crash at the season-ending indy car race in las vegas, his widow spoke to her late husband through a letter read at the service and says "i am scared and will forget things as time goes by, the way you smell, the sound of your voice, the touch of your hand." today at 4:00 p.m. eastern, indy cars is holding a public memorial in indianapolis to celebrate his life. >> dave: what a guy. >> leaves behind two children. >> dave: ages 2 and 7 months. >> louisiana's governor bobby

jindal is reelected for a second term in a land slide victory yesterday. the republican coasted past 9 candidates on the ballot, receiving nearly 70% of the support. the governor reportedly celebrated his re-election with lsu football coaches -- with the coach, and, celebrated his own team's victory over auburn, earlier in the day. and, tea party favorite christine o'donnell throwing her support behind mitt romney, the former republican senate candidate donated $250 to his campaign and plans to give more if he wins the republican nomination an admitted she doesn't think he's getting a, quote, fair shake from those in the tea party movement and the prettiest bride in all of manhattan, you are looking at tank, an english bull dog. she strutted herself at the 21st annual halloween dog parade, yesterday. not cute enough? dave, what do you think, how about this cuddly canine? dressed... >> dave: handsome devil.

>> dressed as the guy from madmen. done daper... >> dave: draper? >> draper. and, the costume comes complete with fake cigarettes and booze. >> clayton: have you seen the trend, lately, where, like, parents are now buying dog costumes? >> dave: i have, hot dog... >> clayton: and not baying them for the dog, they are putting them on the one or two-year-olds, because they fit and the kids are crawling because they are on all fours. trying to con my one-year-old into wearing a taco outfit. >> dave: rick reichmuth, halloween costume is what, marie maria, in for rick. >> high temperatures, today in throw 70 the low 70s, and, phoenix, arizona, a high temperature at 97°, so, it is well above

average for this time of the year and well above average across the state of texas, and, san antonio, expecting a high of 87° and 86, your highs, in el paso and otherwise the northwest, on the cool side, with highs in the mid 50s and seattle and, also where we will see the rain, you look at the precipitation forecast for the next 24 hours, where, if we see any we'll see some showers, and, heavier thunderstorms, across portions of arkansas and northern louisiana and eastern texas, and, very light activity across parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes, by early tomorrow morning and, a few showers as well across the state of montana. guys, back to you. >> clayton: thanks. >> dave: 83° in dallas, nice night for game 4 of the world series. a nice night to walk the bases. >> clayton: coming up on the show, halloween is one week away, but have your kids picked their costumes? don't they pick them in the midsummer? >> they change it three times in a week. >> clayton: last-minute ideas to help you out, any parents can

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involved in it. i would strengthen all of our current laws, that prevent abortion. i believe that abortion should be clearly stated and illegal across this country. >> dave: so, can cairn -- cain keep his momentum? joining us, ann coulter, a fox news contributor and bestseller of "demonic." >> good morning. >> dave: it can be confusing, following herman cain, 999 went from simple to 909 and fairly complex for certain opportunity zones and, stance on abortion was, i think, at best, muddled. charles krauthammer said on friday, that he is winging it when it comes to policy. what do you say? >> i think he's just making some rookie mistakes. which is why i think you need to run someone who held elected office before. i mean, professional politicians, at least people who have been elected governor, for

example, are more practiced at developing what their position is on every, single issue under the sun, and, it just, i think is not so much that he has muddled thinking is that he is trying to please the person he is speaking to and it happens, even in accent, hillary clinton changes her accent, depending on who she is speaking to and you will get a little bit of... right. even obama, sometimes. but, you know, that is why you want someone, at the top of the ticket. to has worked all of that out and, you know, mitt romney has been a wizard in working out conflicting positions, and he is very smooth, but i love herman cain for his 999 plan and i don't know why so many commentators an opponents in the republican primary race are being so obtuse about it. and i don't understand what is so confusing about it. will it be on top of the sales tax -- of course, he's running

for president, not czar of the universe. >> dave: ann, wait... >>... federal tax cuts. >> and the question of course is whether or not those living under the poverty level would now be exempt from the plan, and he's shifting his positions a bit, but you mentioned before with relation to governor chris christie about a litmus test for the republican party, all you need to know is that he is pro-life. that is the litmus test any candidate needs to know to run in the nomination and here, we hear waffling from the herman cain, are you conflicted about it? >> no, again, i don't think... i mean, maybe i'm wrong about this, but my sense of it on this question and the, would you negotiate with terrorists and, do what israel did and my sense in both cases was he was not speaking properly, and, that is something politicians get good at. there are political skills, some we consider undesirable, some we consider desirable. but, i think... i mean, i love

for herman cain to be president. i think that... >> dave: vice president, could it be mitt romney-cain. >> that is my thought. i think that is a fantastic idea. >> dave: do you think there is a realistic possibility of that? >> yeah, i do. i mean, he's very, he has exactly what romney lacks, which is mass-up appeal, direct appeal, charisma, personality, that one of the... is one of the complaints you hear about romney often is he seems plastic, like a mannequin and, he's smooth in the debates and, man does herman cain connect with people and, back to 999, it would be in addition to the tax, but you have lovely low tax or tax-free states, and, subsidizing the high tax states like california and new york, because californians and new yorkers write off the state income tax and you have lots of people not

paying taxes at all, including the underground economy, prostitutes, drug dealers, warren buffett with tax loopholes, is a great thing about the 9% national sales tax, every time warner buffett buys a new airplane, or, you know, prostitute buys a condom, he or she is paying 9%. >> clayton: i want to see someone bring up the prostitute tax. i wonder if that will happen. >> the underground economy. i mean, you want to get people paying taxes on the money they are making, which they are spending, not just the money they are reporting. >> clayton: ann coulter, you will ways bring it. the author of the book, "demonic" thanks for joining us, as you do, just about every day sunday. >> dave: when we come back, costumes so easy any parent can do it, outside, helping you get ready for halloween. >> clayton: is that a chicken? ♪

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>> with halloween one week away, many moms and dads might be scrambling to find the last-minute costumes for the kids and many are looking for something more unique than just another costume in the bag from the store. so, here with adorable do it yourself ideas, that can help parents put things together in no time, flat is sarah newell, lifestyle editor for thebump.com. i love the costumes! >> we have one weekend until halloween and parents are thinking about what they will dress up their kids as, we have really fun and easy -- these are easy ideas and you don't have to

sew, all you need is a glue gun and scissors. >> they are fun. >> they really are. >> and you don't see kids in the same costumes. let's start with the babies. >> warren is our chicken little and this was easy, and we took a yellow jumpsuit, aren't these fun. >> great! >> these are your cleaning gloves and put that on the... >> and grace... >> our chicken little, and, taped the feathers. >> and, if you can't find the yellow, you can dye it. >> and baby lobster. >> our lobby lobster. >> she doesn't want to wear the hat. this is eva. >> we have a good idea. >> don't have to wear it. it is a red jumpsuit and we cut out the claws and did styrofoam eyes, with some, like the googly eyes an glued them on top and the red is just...

>> pipe cleaners and the claws are cute! >> and it is easy! >> glue it on. >> who is this cup cake. >> this is great. grace is our cup cake. >> look at the camera here and say hey to everyone at home. look at the cup cake. >> it is made with two layers of felt and cut with scallops and cut out the neck and you can pull it over and this is construction, just cardboard. >> look at this. >> and made a nice... a rosette for a cherry on top. >> we'll take' short break and we promise we'll put you on tv as well, thanks, sarah, more "fox & friends" in who tinz. [ sighs ] [ bird chirps ] [ bird squawks ] ♪ [ bird screeching ] ♪ [ elevator bell dings ] [ sighs ] how mad is she? she kicked me out.

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