changing it to suit the convenience is foolingñrñr one's self. >> steve wrote the pope is a man asñi we all are. the christian message should change wording not message. >> chris says the pope is showing consideration of the big picture. >> thanks for responding. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >>elisabeth: good morning. it's friday, september 20. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. republicans ready to pass a plan to keep the government open, but the president already saying don't bother. i'll veto it. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with the congress on a plan. >>elisabeth: which side is right? we are live in washington where açó major showdown is about to begin. >>steve: hey, mom, what does pimp mean? imagine that from your

nine-year-old child who had it as a homework assignment. nine years old. guess what? it's part of a nationwide curriculum. all our kids are hearing it. is your child learning it too? we'll discuss it coming up. >>brian: that was a richard pryor upgrade. also the brand-new iphone goes on sale today. but if you want one, you may already be out of luck. we'll explain because it's our lucky day.ñr clayton morris again on a boondoggle. he's out this to explain it all to us. he is smart and he's got a deep voice. "fox & friends" final show of the week starts now.ñi >> hi. this is dolly parton and you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ >>steve: they're already lining up. >>elisabeth: getting fired up with that song.

that is where we're going to be later on. >>steve: it is mud mudderella. that is a slide where you go up and once you're doused you get dunked full of mud. elisabeth hasselbeck is good at this stuff. she decided during her fir do it. monday i got banged up a little bit. >>brian: did you hurt your back? >>elisabeth: are you going to do it, brian?ñi >>brian: you have me diving into a pool. i have to do radio six minutes after. how am i going to handleñi that? >>elisabeth: is anyone else here whining? >>steve: i'm not doing it because i got hurt. you're not going to do it because you've got a radio

snow >>brian: i'll get elect troe -- electrocuted. >>elisabeth: maybe we'll have congress do it. >>brian: they won't do it because it's a physical challenge and they've got to take time off. scott taylor will be here doing it. maybe i'll jump in. >>steve: doesn't sound like it. sounds like you're afraid to get a little damp. e-mail brian. tell him why he should jump. maria molina is going to do it. >>brian: the second hour we're doing an m.r.i. on your shoulders. >>steve: i got a bunch of e-mail from people and they were concerned. today i can raise it that high. what did you call that muscle? >>brian: the rotator labrum. >>steve: meanwhile you had the perfect transition a moment ago, elisabeth.

republicans in congress ready to face the music and perhaps to pass a plan today to keep the government from shutting down, but there's one thing standing in the way. the president of the united states. elisabeth prann is live in washington. >> small detail. the house is ready, poised to vote on a stopgap funding bill that would keep the government running from october 1 through mid-december but here's the caveat. it includes items conservatives pushed for, defunding theçó affordable care act. a video released noting the president seems to be more interested in negotiating with the president of syria but not lawmakers here in the u.s. jay carney calls it putin envy but the house speaker isn't laughing. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with the congress on a plan that deals with the

deficit that threatens our economy. a debt limit increase without any reforms isn't going to cut it. >> the democrats, including majority leader harry reid were quick to down play efforts. reid will try to strip the language and right now it looks like he may have the votes to do so. >> sending a strong message to theñi house, we will not blink. don't get it into your heads that we will. we won't. don't make it part of your strategy that eventually we'll cave. we'reñi unified. we're together. you're not. >> as you mentioned at the beginning, the white house also issuing a veto threat for any bill attempting to overturn theñi law, the president citing it would cost millions of american families the security of affordable health care coverage. as we all know, insurance exchanges open in about a week and añiçó half. elisabeth, steve action

brian, -- steve, brian, back to you. >>elisabeth: we heard democrats say we're notñr does that means they are the ones blocking it now? are they indeedçó the obstacle on the course? >>brian: possibly. if they're going to vote on this and kick it to the senate, not even joe manchin perhaps is going to jump ships because a lot ofçó them in private circles noted obamacare seems to be a debacle, not ready for prime time. to me the perfect compromise would be putting qr of the united states a chance to look like kofi annan. number two, it would be a chance for everybody to reevaluate because it's not ready to be launched. today there is another story how they can't set up the exchanges. computer systems aren't ready. even the states thatçó want to get on board can't get on board. >>elisabeth: your count would say we're going to have this whole syria and

economic discussion in a year. we want to do this in a year. maybe we'll be better off. >>steve: unfortunately this is no app for what is about to happen in washington. they're going to vote today. the house is going to send over something that would essentially defund obamacare, but the president has made itñi very clear. he said, i'll veto it. and of course harry reid and company, they're not going to stand for it. it was nancy pelosi talking about the debt ceiling and this kind of has to do with the same thing. this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. the democrats have done that in the past, a delicious irony. a republican who has been in the white house with three different presidents says we have just found president obama's red line. i'm talking about pat buchanan. he was on with sean last

night and here he is talking about how the president is inflexible onçó this. >> obamacare appears to be the one rehr line that obama will go to the wall to defend. good luck. what is going on here? the republican house is going to pass a continuing resolution forçó the entire government and obamacare is not in it. obamacare, according to senator max baucus, a democrat, is a train wreck on the american economy. what barack obama is saying is i will shut down this government with my veto if you don't send the money for that train wreck with it. >>brian: to be candid, charles krauthammer, karl rove, two people, one a strategist, a deep thinker as well as charles krauthammer said this is a bad plight. the way it is going toñr be played, you're going to be

the ones blamed for shutting down the government. senator john mccain against it. what is unbelievable to me is that senator schumer as well asñi the president of the united states when he was senator obama had a different take. >>elisabeth: in 2006 they were talking about the debt ceiling. let's refresh their memory. go ahead.çó >> raising the debt ceiling which has been done over a hundred times does not increase our debt. we now have over $9 trillion of debtñr that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman and child. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >>steve: the first sound bite was from the president a couple ofñi days ago at the business round table. misspeak because he said essentially that raising the debt ceiling does not increase our debt. i know he studied law and not economics.

but increasing the debt ceiling indeedñi raises the debt. hello? and then, but when george bush was in the white house and they were talking about funding the government for another period of time, he was against it. like john kerry, he was against something before he was for it. >>elisabeth: he said he would also put us at risk domestically and internationally. i guess we're alreadysys ei getting wker there so what the heck. we're going to head over to heather nauert. >> happy friday to you. while urpg -- you were sleeping there was a fresh round of storms in indiana. this happened after açó different storm with lightning triggered several fires and left two people dead. a bolt of lightning blasted into the front window of a home in gary, indiana sparking a fireñr there. those flames killing a fire inside his home and now this morning his newborn baby is in the hospital.cyj4(p3

>> itñi was a sight you wouldn't believe. we hear thunder, but this was like a bomb or something that went off. >>elisabeth: anotherñi man was struck by lightning and he was killed while he was working on a billboard. overnight horrific violence in the streets of crime-ridden chicago once again. 13 people, including a three-year-old boy, were hurt after two men shot up a park on íh city's southwest side. witnessesñi say that the gunmen started shootingñi from inside a gray car just after 10:00 last night. three of those victims, including the boy, are in critical condition. no arrests have been made yet. new details this morning in the washington navy yard shooting. the same company that did añr security background clearance check on aaron alexis handled an investigation on the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden two years ago. that company, usis is under investigation in axd possible

criminal violation including oversight of background checks or lackçó much oversight. it is a mission. 31 years in the making a u.s. army veteran is honoring his fellow veterans in a very special way. today a national p.o.w. d.a., my bowen will run the final leg of a 58,282 mile run. he's been doing this for 31 years now. this is one mile for every man who did not return from the vietnam war. he started this run back in 1982. his final mile will land him in washington, d.c. right at the vietnam memorial. he was a veteran himself. he did not go to vietnam. he served in germany. what is in part so incredible about him is that he survived cancer, knee surgeries and has still been doing this. >>steve: did you say he has run 58,000 miles? >> that's right. that's why it's taken him 31 years. >>steve: we've got to get him on the show. >>brian: 12 minutes after

the hour. straight ahead, imagine your nine-year-old asking you what the word "pimp" means because it is part of his homework assignment. guess what? it is also part of the nationwideñi curriculum. is your child learning it too? one outraged mom joins us live. >>elisabeth: so much for free speech. college students banned for handing out copies of the constitution on constitution day. ♪ ♪ i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. before mike could see his banking and investing accounts on one page... before he could easily transfer funds between the two in real time... before he could even think about planning for his daughters' future...

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core curriculum kids across the country are learning. joining us is that mother. britney, good morning to you. >> good morning. >>steve: your son, your nine-year-old son is doing his homework, and you hear pimp and mobster coming out of his beautiful little mouth, and what did you think to yourself? >> at first i couldn't really believe it. i was pretty much at shock and i had to look at the paper for myself. >>steve: what was it in reference to? >> it was in reference to a rapper. >>steve: what grade is your son in? >> he's in fourth. >>steve: i don't think fourth graders need to beq learning about pimps and mobsters. >> i don't think shat was theñi exact assignment that was given to your son? >> the assignment was supposed to deal with things in chronological order dealing with time lines, step by step, cause and effect and so on and so forth. >>steve: when you saw that pimp was in your son's

fourth grade homework, you contacted the teacher. w[tj a did theñi teacherñi say? -- what did the teacher say? >> she apologized for it. she did take her part of the responsibility for it. she said that this is the curriculum that was handed to her, and she told me that this wouldn't happen again. and that's when she said it is part of the common core. >>steve: the common core all the kids across the country are learning. did she feel it was appropriate? >> no. >>elisabeth: is it true she said there were things way worse and this was sort of the best of the options that the core curriculum provided? >> right. >>elisabeth:çó golly. you speak with her, and this is your hand writing i assume we see on the assignment. you went directly to the assignment and said that. were there other examples this questionable teaching that you noticed before? >> it's nothing that i noticed beforw3

this is the first time i noticed it. during my conversation with the teacher, she let me know that there was also a class assignment for, you know, for while they were in class, she instructed them to do one through five and had me read question number six. question number six, the whole reference was about machine guns, how they work, how they fire; everything to do about it. >>elisabeth: it makes you question looking out for your kid. we want to thank you for being with us. we want everyone out there this morning, tweet and let us know what you think. e-mail us and let us know. >>steve: is it appropriate that fourth graders across the country, because it's part of this national curriculum, the common core pushed byçó this administration and okayed sy a bunch of governozsj itxd appropriate for fourth graders to be learning about pimps? the answer is no. >>elisabeth: it could be yes,ñi steve.

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>>steve: quick friday morning headlines. the obama administration

wants to takeçó theñi christian craft store hobby lobby to the supreme court. they want to makeñr sure that the chain complies with obamacare which mandates requiring companies to pay for birth control and morning-after pills. in july a federal court granted hobby lobby a preliminary injunction from the law. they don't want to pay for it. a new york high school teacher fired for showing up to jury duty with a huge stash of heroin. that guy may actually meá his job back. program. one day. to get the drug charges dropped. the city want anñr arbitrator's decision to fire him but a judge found that firing business too harsh. city officials say they will appeal the heroin teacher. brian, elisabeth? >>brian: get ready. hundreds of teenagers@@>ek(artin home when he was not there causing thousands of dollars in damageyi and he

watched it all unfold on twitter. >>elisabeth: they postedçóçó picturesñet thenñiñr tweeted the destruction throughout the night. but our next guest is turning the tables back on them. with us now is the owner of the trashed home and former nfl player. brian. >> i'm sitting there, açó regular laborñi day weekend to be able to celebrate with my family. i'm inñi tampa. i start getting tweets from my son saying something is going down at the house. i said what do you mean? he said there are people at the house throwing a party. >>brian: in new york? >> yeah. they're broadcasting the stuff they're doing. i can't believe we're trashing this house, can't believe how much they're drinking. this is amazing. i can't believe thatñrt)ás gotñiñi drunk. the sherrifs are coming. what do we do?

let's hide in the woods.xd >>elisabeth: did you think this was real? >> at first i thought it was a prank. when i started looking at it, i thought it's going down. >>elisabeth: these are classmates, notñr friends ofi] your son's, who have been there before but not while you were not there and never drinking and doing drugs? >> no. we would host parties, no drugs, no alcohol, and they would stay overnight. it was burned hot dogs and terribly cooked hamburgers and they decided to take this to a different level. >>elisabeth: how much damage was done? >> i thought 20, about 20 thousand dollars. when i got there, i was shocked. it is probably about 30, 40 thousand dollars. >>brian: you're going on the offensive. not only do you want your house fixed, you're putting the pictures up to let everybo2k know whatñrñi these kids have been up to. now the parents are mad at

you. >> i had to look at this clearly. all the things broken could be fixed. there are 300 lives at stake and there are parents mad at me. i said i didn't put this up there. your child was in my house breaking and destroying stuff and you're going to get mad at me because i put what they put up on this -- >>brian: social media. >> i just exposed what was currently happening. >>elisabeth: there was one student who came to help you clean up? >> yes. there was dialogue. i said we're going to have a big cleanup because we're going to have a big party to turn this around. all the military personnel are invited there saturday. we could have a thousand people there. i need help putting this back together. i said come here, get this cleaned up. one child showed up with their father. >>brian: that was it? >>elisabeth: first of all, good for him. he showed up, trying to do the right thing. >> what does that say? >>elisabeth: doesn't say much for the rest or their parents. >> we all need to look at

that. somewhere we're off track. where did it brac along the way and how do we get it back? >>brian: you're upset about this because these kids are impressionable 19-year olds. his is happening across the country. the most important thing is how to take a moment and turn it into a movement because parents need to educate themselves about e>elisabeth: the help me save 300 website. theseñr kids have a future in front of them but maybe not if they don't do the right thing. >> that website is for all parents across theñrñi country, all teachers, administrators saying we have to take a lookñr at this. these kids are in trouble. we are taking donations. weq want to help build this help save 300 campaign. i have memorabiliqr items. i'm not a giantsñrñr hater, although i'm upse)o over the last two super bowls. when the donations come in,

i'll be sending back thank you memorabilia. this is a giants -- i played against lawrence taylor. this goes back to the day. they won't remember who these are but some people will. if people make añi donationñi over $20, we'll selectñi winners. we got a hundred ofñi these. >>brian: what website do we goçóñr to? >>ñi helpmesave300.com. >>brian: you can go to twitter and understand your outrage. >> we had all the tweets within five minutes, 170 confirmed tweets of the people who were there so the sherrif knows everything going on. >>elisabeth: you're fighting for accountability. >> we've all got to stand up. this is a wakeup call. >>brian: we'll talk to you again at the top of the hour and talk to other people writing and competing in and get

your -- writing and tweeting in and get their reaction. are you still going to play? >> i'm being grandpa right now. >>elisabeth: coming up, how is this for school spirit? a principal designing edgy t-shirts and stirring up a lot of controversy. >>elisabeth: democrats walk out of a benghazi hearing. ♪ ♪ ♪it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the fiber one caramel nut protein bar.

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it features that finger print scanner where you don't have to do a code to unlock the phone. apple also unrolling out the 5-c made of plastic and will only cost you $99. this is terrible news for me because my wife actually bought me this phone. we were going to go get it today and now it's already back ordered. >>brian: i love the fact they have a cheaper one because a lot of people are saying to themselves that is for other people. now they can say it is for them too. heather nauert. >> good morning to you. so much for free seats. listen to this one. a college student banned from handing out copies of the constitution. it was a student at modest o school in california. adding insult to injury, this happened on tuesday which happened to be constitution day. campus authorities told him he could only pass out the free copies in a tiny designated spot on campus. and only if he scheduled it

several days in advance. how about that? google announcing it will purchase a texas wind farm to reduce its carbon footprint but there is one problem. they can't use it to run their servers. the reason? wind energy is not reliable enough to power the massive machines of the company. google says they plan to retire the renewable energy credits and sell the power to the wholesale markets. this one is no laughing matter. a new jersey judge resigns after the state supreme court rules that he can't moonlight as axd comedian. >> i have a passion for both. i don't want to demean anything that iñi did heret) because i really love doing both of these things. but it's like, kind of like if you're dating two people. one of them gives you the ultimatum, you tend to break up with the one that gives you the ultimatum. >> several justices raised questions about whether the public would be able to separate his positionñi as a judge from the role he plays on tv and on the stage. but the judge says his

extra work allows him to get extra benefits. whatever happened to traditional school spirit? students at a phoenix high school are wearing shirts with the letters on them, w, t, f and underneath it says we're the falcons. the problem is the letters wtf are also shorthand for a phrase we can't say on television. school administrators are letting them stay but a lot of parents understandably outraged and those are your headlines at this hour. >>elisabeth: the leaders behind an internal review about what happened at benghazi facing tough questions on capitol hill about the lack of accountability. the most outrageous most of the day? well, it was when democrats left the hearing before one of the victim's family members testified. we're going to hash this out right now with our panel. joining us is retired army

chopper pilot and the c.e.o. for concerned veterans of america and former navy seal. yesterday a big day obviously. we still have the photo all over the news of the democrats leaving before the testimony. i would like to play patty smith's testimony for you to hear and then we'll react to it. >> one silly question i have is every time i see this on tv, i see these bloody fingerprints crawling down the wall of that benghazi place, and i keep asking everybody do those belong to my son? >>elisabeth: charles spoke, the father of a navy seal lost also that day. chilling to hear that. blood boiling myself. amber, what is your reaction there? how dare they leave? i think only two remained. what is your reaction? >> it is absolutely

heartbreaking to see that. it shows, i think it is the ultimate form of disrespect. the family members are there to get answers. they have legitimate questions. and having all of, having the democrats get up and leave shows they don't care about the truth. they don't care about the family members. and they don't care about those who were killed in benghazi. it really shows that not only was it rude, it was completely disrespectful to the families. >>elisabeth: hillary clinton's original testimony -- >> this has been a year. why are we still talking about this. i see you kind of perking up. what's on your mind? >> anybody that served or been around folks who served, their blood boils. it is profoundly disrespectful to walk out regardless of what the politics are. this is a body that makes a decision to send people into harm's way. whether you agree or disagree with a grieving family, have the respect to hear what they have to say and answer some questions. >>elisabeth: hard

questions were thrown at mulling and pickering as well. are they falling on the sword for the higher ups? >> i don't know. we've got to look at whether they're able to ask the right questions of the right people. you've gotñi nondisclosure agreements signed across the board. were they talking to the people who knew exactly what was happening and capable of fully exposing and talk about what happened. this is all about a lack of accountability prosecute day one. and what -- accountability from day one. hearing is we're still not asking the right questions about what, where, when and why? families weren't told about what happened. everyone directly involved has been told to sit down and stay quiet. that is why this has stayed as pertinent as it has been because they were told to sit down and be quiet. >> we gave four names to the secretary of state that we believe were failing in their senior leadership and

management responsibilities. >> it's your testimony today that something should have happened? they should not be on the job not having lost a day's pay? >> we made recommendations that two of those people removed from their job. >> people should have been fired that have not been fired? >> fired is a discipline. it is a different set of circumstances. >> so accountability is -- >> -- for the secretary of state and what he or she -- >> wouldn't you agree there was no accountability? >> there was accountability. >> on a point of order. >> and we identified it. >>elisabeth: certainly a fiery exchange there; right? no firing. it's the new "f" word. now we have a rubber roomçó situation here instead of true accountability. >> that is a federal government employee aspect too. it is almost impossible to fire a federal employee. state department, department of veterans affairs. no one gets fired. they get shuffled around and moved around. there is no accountability. >>elisabeth: do you think a selectñi committee will get more answers than what

we're hearingçó now? >> i think so 100%. you have several committees out there doing the investigatij somewhat disjointed. we need to have a select kpwh-t come together. -- select committee come together. obviously there was failure before, during and after. not sending in troops to rescue folks that areñiñi in harm's way goes against the very fabric of this society and it is just a tragedy and we need to get answers and accountability. we should have a targeted select committee doing so. >>elisabeth: amber, what is your thoughts to even hillary clinton who is like let's get over this here, let's move on. >> absolutely. she needs to be called in to testify. i think it will make a difference. benghazi happened on her watch. she was the leader of the state department at that time. she needs to answer questions to congress, to the family members of those who were killed and to the american people. she was given a heads up apparently, right, in thesgçç report. did she get a special pass? it certainly seems so. i think that we all deserve

as americans to see it come from her mouth, why she continued to lie about a youtube video, that she chose to make those decisions. >> this is us in benghazi, our ambassador, our representative, our soil. for it to be dismissed and backhanded, walking out on hearings for those we lost, a full investigation not happen is an abdication of leadership and responsibility and sends every signal to the world of a weakened america. that's why -- >> there is no greater red line that is drawn in the sand with blood than an attack on american soil and the killing of our presidential surrogate to that county. >>elisabeth: well said. amber and pete,çó we appreciate y'all being here. now i'm afraid of you later on in our challenge. >> we'reñi going atçóñr it. >>elisabeth: she took ministry out of a church and into strip clubs. meet the woman making her mission to spread the love of god where no one else would go. it was a huge week on "fox if you missed a minute, don'tw3 worry.

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trump? >>brian: as you see, i'm alice in the shot. [yelling] >> i think i got rear ended on the left. >>steve: every time you tell a fib, we hear that buzzer. >>brian: we went on tour with him for two straight years. steve, i grew up catching gators. survivor, there are no rules. okay? a lot of people get eaten. your time on survivor would really help with these two guys. this morning feel free to extinguish their torches. >>elisabeth: i thought it would be fun if we could play games against one another. obstacle courses. >>brian: she says it's team building. >>steve: that's right. >> go! go! go! ♪

♪ >>steve: man, i've got to do this part? >> oh my gosh. what is this? >> this is duck week. >> welcome "fox & friends." >> what is that duck saying? >>steve: my shoulder hurts. >>brian: you got injured on a blow-up slide. >>steve: standing in for me adam helmsly. ♪ ♪ >>elisabeth: it took you a long time to make a good point. ♪ ♪ >>brian: knock me down, and that's it! we'll settle this tomorrow.

>>steve: the score in the battle of the sexes is the girls are leading 2-1. today brian and i are both sitting out. >>brian: i'll do it. >>elisabeth: you're add a third. >> no. >> if you can get a third woman, get anna. >> and maria and me. >> we'll do the leg? >> yeah. >> i have no idea what you are talking about. >> meet me in the water. when i go down the slide you will be there as a life guard. >> you are going to lose. >> so it's been a very, very big week on "fox and friends." welcome. >> thanks. you made it a great week for me. >> and we learned brian is a big fat liar. >> keep the buzzer handy. >> steve, by the power vested in me, you read first. >> i will. the president promised you that you could keep your health care if you liked it. not true. where is the buzzer? more major companies dumping employees from their health plan.

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wait until you hear this. it might sound crazy to some but one pastor's wife says she got a call from god that led her out of her husband's church directly into strip clubs. >> that's right. her mission was simple and not so crazy after all. just show god's love. that woman erin stephens is the founder of strip church and she joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. i'm tickled to be here. >> we want to hear your story. what is the strip church?

>> well, the strip church was born of a 21-day fast i did last october. i was praying for our church, land and building, because we started with 30 members seven years ago and we now have 900 members. i thought, oh, my word, we did land and building. i was begging god to show up. instead he gave me a vision of people crowded around a church building. they were looking in the glass and there were thousands of them. >> all the pictures we are showing now are of women who are strippers? >> or were? >> i don't think so. i have never taken pictures of strippers. >> the people in the church. >> oh, are there people in the church? i'm sure, yeah. i don't know what you are looking at. so i just really felt heart for people far from god. that's what our church was

founded on was reaching those far from god, showing god's love in practical ways with no strings attached. >> you went in with food, right? you didn't go in thumping a bible, as people say. you went in with love, no judgment, and some food. >> exactly. i took a home-cooked meal. they said it tasted like their grandma's food. i said i am here to love on you girls. i don't expect anything in return. uh i want to love like jesus loved. jesus in the new testament was always hanging out with people he was criticized for being with. i wanted the girls to know, you are special to god. you are valuable to god and you are valuable to me . >> it is quite a story. if folks would like more information about the strip church, do you have a website or something? >> yes. nashvillestripchurch.com. >> okay. >> we have lots of information out there. >> i bet you do. >> yes. >> very nice. erin stevens from nashville with quite a tale.

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good morning. it uh's friday, september 20. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. there are plans to keep the government running but the president says, never mind, i will veto it. take a look. >> while the president will negotiate with president putin, he won't engage with congress on a plan. >> who's right? you decide. >> hundreds of kids partying in his home when he wasn't there, then bragging on twitter. >> ooh. >> ow. >> that man here last hour. this hour he's back, react ing to your e-mails and tweets to the tweets he posted. >> meanwhile, they loved to spoof us.

>> here's a program i wouldn't mind seeing shut down, michelle obama's anti-childhood obesity -- >> oh, thank you! >> who's going to play our new gal, elisabeth, on "snl"? we have it right from the folks at "saturday night live." live, hour two of "fox & friend friends". ♪ >> yes, a week of physical challenges on "fox & friends." the new gal, elisabeth hasselbeck. >> the new gal, like she can't hear you. >> she was in the australian outback, eating bugs. because of that we have been subjected to a week of it. coming up today, tire slide,

mud. you can see people flying through the air with not so the greatest of ease. we have browbeaten brian to join the fun today. >> it's going to be a long radio show. lauren says don't worry about the water, it's warm. >> i think i'm hurt. i pulled my abs. >> you got us into it. anna will make everybody look bad. she's in incredible shape and that's her jumping around. >> in the laster year we did the tough mudder in front of the program now. they put two tons of ice in the tap water. >> oh oh, good. >> it was 18 degrees that day. today it's just the temperature of the hudson river. >> we got an e-mail.

is steve nuts or smart for faking a challenge? >> i didn't get out of the first day. >> you were in out. >> i got hurt with the shoulder. now it's two -- i'm getting better. bird dog has a new nickname for me. >> which is. >> broken wing. >> thank you, bird dog. beat what is he used to call me. >> we'll chronicle steve's healing. he'll try to avoid surgery like matt harvey. republicans in congress red edie to pass a plan to keep the government from shutting down. one thing is in their way -- the president. live in washington this morning for the latest developments on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: we need him. with much of the government set to run out of money, house speaker john boehner says his members are proop ed to vote on a stop-gap funding bill to keep funds flowing through december. the catch takes aim at funding

for president's sweeping health care law, boehner says it is a train wreck and unworkable. h brought attention to the administration's reevent negotiation with russian president vladimir putin and lawmakers on the hill. jay carney called it, quote, putin envy. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with congress on a plan that deals with the deficits that threaten our economy. let me be clear. a debt limit increase without any reforms to lower the deficit just isn't going to cut it. >> senate democrats aren't standing down. majority leader harry reid took to the microphones yesterday to shut down hopes of altering the course of the law. he considers the bill dead already. he asked his house counterparts to postpone the inevitable. chuck schumer says it is a fight republicans won't win. >> send ing a strong message to the house.

we will not blink. don't get it in your heads that we we will. we won't. we won't cave. we are unified. we are together. you're not. back to you. >> that's a big show down. >> thanks. >> we have a lot of oh stories making headlines now. we'll head over to heather. >> good morning. a fresh round of storms in indiana triggering a tornado. lightning triggered fires and left several dead. a bolt of lightning blasted into the front window of a home in gary, indiana, sparking a fire there. the flames killed the father inside his living room. this morning his newborn baby is in the hospital.

>> it was a crack you wouldn't believe. we have heard thunder. this was like a bomb or something. >> another man was struck by lightning and killed while working on a billboard. new details in the washington navy yard shooting. the same company that did a background check on the gunman, aaron alexis, handled the background check of nsa leaker edward snowden two years ago. these checks enabled them to keep security clearances. the company is under criminal investigation for the oversight of background checks. we'll keep you posted. the cleveland clinic is cutting nearly 6% of the work force to get ready for obamacare. that's just a bit of a problem for the president. he raved about the clinic and used it as an example of a system that's working very well. 44,000 people work at the clinic. it's now looking to cut $330 million from the budget. what a world class facility it

is. less than an hour from now those who camped out across the country will get the iphone 5. it goes on sale at 8:00 eastern time. the gold 5-s is on backorder already until october. white and gray are in stock. your model features a fingerprint scanner to unlock the phone with with a touch. cool. thanks, dave. and there is a tech website that found out a cat's paw can do the trick. they have fingerprints like humans and you can register your phone and fingerscan to your cat. how bizarre is that? those are the headlines. back to you, broken wing. >> thank you very much. that's catastrophic. >> sounds like an indian name. >> broken wing. >> we told you about students partying and trashing a former nfl player's trash and tweet about it. he gives them a chance at

redemption and they blow it. brian holloway is back with us now. this is a story everyone is talking about. you give them a shot and they don't come to the house. >> hello, do you understand this is an opportunity for redemption. parents, come out, let's have a conversation. >> they kicked out your windows, beat up your house. there were women there. girls totally naked. we don't know what was happening. some were unconscious. >> absolutely. as a father, i have eight kids, five boys, three girls. if something happened at the party that means roofies, rape and prison. this is not insignificant. >> your son is friends with some of the kids there told you, hey, dad, they are having a party at our vacation home in new york state. you found the tweets and pictures, put them online. extraordinarily i understand some parents of some of the kids who tore up your house, the parents are talking about suing

you for putting their pictures up. >> oh, no. their posse is getting ready now. they are messing with the big dog. >> why sue you? >> i don't know. the point is if my child was at their house breaking in, stealing stuff, getting drunk. if i tothey took a picture and it up i would thank them for saving lives. this will save ten lives of people at the party. i'm tell ing you. >> first we have an e-mail. >> from dave. when i was 13 me and other kids went into a vacation home in upstate new york, got in, broke windows. a state trooper showed up at my house. not only was i grounded but i had to help pay for the windows and my dad apologized for what i did. >> we are looking for the turnaround. the parents and students have to stand up. all of us in the community, that's the message. it's our failing grade, including me. that's why i said, let's get it

handled. >> you set up a website. >> helpmesave300.com. >> i love the conversation. you put up pictures and said, okay, everybody. you kids, we know who you are. come to my house. let's clean it up. how many showed up? >> one -- >> one out of 200 or 300. >> i want them to clean it up. i'm inviting veterans to come up. we'll put on a picnic for 1,000 families. saturday. as in two days. where are they? >> they show up. maybe either scared of you. >> they can't be. >> you have a shot at redemption. >> they know me. i'm a grandpa. the parents, i knew them. some of the parents used to come up there when they were puppies. they're not scared of me. >> when i was a kid i would not have showed up oath. my parents would have killed me already if i had done that. is that an example?

were we different parents, 10, 20 years ago? >> we need to ask a big question. don't sit there and point at this one community. this is happening everywhere. all the parents need to understand what's going on. when a child is doing that, you need to know. >> video fames. >> that's are instant raves, instant parties. >> they can put them together in 15 minutes. we have to respond in the same time. >> parents, get on twitter. see what they are posting, parties they are at. >> i had five teenagers in the house at the same time. that means crazy chaos, frustration, anguish and despair. that will happen. i knew exactly what, my wife knew what they were doing, exactly. >> the other thing is you have a thing because you never let go of football. you have a football for people who are taking part. what else are you doing? >> i'm launching a social media platform called herleague.net. the football season comes along and what do women do? they love it, hate it, don't get

it, fake it, bake it, cook it, are done. >> i'm all of the above. >> this is season au-- is an opportunity for them to talk about it. i take care of the t kids and family and on the weekend he sits on the couch. i don't get it. i have a platform for them to talk, vent. for the time everyone in the country can find their twin. i was looking for 16 submissions. i already got 189 articles, already. we are in beta testing. >> listen. i don't know if this is right, but i heard you looked at the muderrella and thought you would turn back the clock. this is training camp. >> i walked up here and i thought, this is an awesome grandpa moment so i can say to my grandson, look at pop! i'm doing itment. >> you're doing it? >> i'm going down. >> brian holloway doing it.

>> this is the grandpa. >> easier and safer if you photo shopped yourself in. trust me. >> we play hard. >> once a patriot, always a patriot. >> you got it. make your donations. get yourself one of these and help out. >> brian, thanks. >> up next, our next guest read the entire health care law front to back. up next, she'll tell you why your company could dump you from the health care plan that you think you will have. >> like walgreens. >> exactly. he saw a woman pocket $20 that didn't belong to her. what did this dairy queen worker do next? we'll talk about it right here. [ male announcer ] progresso's so passionate about its new tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality,

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under the reform we are proposing, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> well, the president's promise that you can keep your health care plan is fading fast. major companies like ibm and walgreens are sending employees to private insurance exchanges. will more businesses follow suit? joining me he is a woman who read the law front to back. betty mccoy is here, the former new york state lieutenant governor. i don't know anyone else who read it. i mentioned walgreens, time-warner, ibm, all shifting employees over. >> this is actually a good thing, first of all. these companies are basically closing their cafeteria and opening a food court, sending employees to the food court with what they would have spent on their food in the cafeteria.

>> why? >> it's a win-win. >> it means more choices for employees, probably 25 or 30 health plans from which to choose instead of one or two. so that's a good thing. employers, why are they doing it? take sere sears. they make washing machines. their bottom line is imi pacted by steel prices. they are reducing risk, giving employees a voucher. >> what about regulations? >> yes. they are probably concerned about future employers regulations impoised by a future administration or the obama administration. these exchanges, by the way, are completely different from the obamacare exchanges opening in every state. >> how? >> okay. first of all, in the obamacare ex changes it's like going to a food court that only sells hot dogs or a supermarket that only

sells cereal. you have one choice -- the basic package. only the copay and deductible is different. secondly the subsidy, if you get one, is from the government rather than your employee. so only people with low income get the subsidy. third, you are at big risk on the obamacare exchange of not being able to use the doctor and hospital you prefer. those exchange plans pay doctors and hospitals so little that only a few will participate. >> i want to ask you about it. speaking of hospitals here. cleveland clinic slashing the budget by 6% in preparation for obamacare to go into effect. >> not surprising. congress was told before they passed the law this would happen. richard foster, the chief actuary of medicare warned over half the law is paid for by cuts to medicare. $247 billion less money going to hospitals. he warned and it is clear there will be layoffs. fewer nurses on the floor. when you need help, you wait

longer. in some cases too long. the national bureau of economic research showed when medicare is cut, nurses are spread thinner and more tall ti rates for heart attack patients go up. because they have to wait too long. >> the good news is you read it. the sad news is a lot of people didn't and they have put forth a yes on it. betsy, glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> coming up, the house votes to slash millions from the food stamp program but lots of folks are outraged. that story is next. then, who will play me on "saturday night live"? i don't know. >> here is a program i wouldn't mind seeing shut down, michelle obama's anti-childhood obesity -- >> oh, thank you! >> first of all -- >> kevin mccarthy went to the stars of "snl" for the answer and he's here next. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy.

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time for news by the numbers. $4 billion is how much steve has in his checking account. just kidding. that's how much the house wants to slash money for food stamps allowing the united states to increase requirements for food stamps and test applicants for drugs. next, 36. that's how many characters are in a california woman's name, too long to sit on a social security name. her name -- gene vieve kaitlyn williamson kindrick. 95 million. that's how much jay-z and beyonce made last year topping forbes list of highest paid celebrity couples for the second year in a row. eat your heart out kurt russell and goldy horn. >> according to our next guest there is only one movie worth seeing. according to this man with the

skinny tie and suit. kevin mccarthy, author of "nerd tears.com. >> $90 suit. >> do you have the receipt ? >> i do. i'm returning it today. >> tell us about "prisoners". >> it is a tough movie to talk about. one of the best films of the year and one of the hardest to watch emotionally. it requires a lot from the audience. you have to dig deep. it questions your morals. what would you do in this situation? how far would you go to protect your children. hugh jackman and terrence howard's children are kidnapped. hugh jackman uh tries to go on a vengeance trail and get the guy responsible. it drains you emotional. it's powerful. hugh jackman delivers the best performance of his career. i kid you not. he was nominated for "les miserables." >> you see him angry. >> he's never been this angry.

>> there is a sequence in the bathroom so insane to watch. he was so angry he hammered the hammer into the wall, improving right next to the actor's face. >> oh, my. >> it's a scary moment. honestly, it reminded me of "inception" and "sozodiac." because of the emotion and tone. i have given it 4.5. >> wow. >> i have only given one 5.0 so far this year. >> four and a half out of five stars. now the question is who will play elisabeth on "saturday night live"? we make appearances with great regular lar ti. >> we have all seen the spoofs. brian wasn't happy with the guy. >> why is that the fat guy? >> i sat down with anna farris and bill hader and i got who

bill thinks will play elisabeth. >> oh, my. >> good luck, elisabeth. you're going to nail it. >> hey, elisabeth. "fox & friends" is perfect. now the universe is all complete. it's together now. you've got it. >> universe is now complete? >> too much? is that hyperbole? >> it was a bit much. >> the universe is now complete, elisabeth. >> really. i feel whole now. >> seems like good luck is enough. the universe is now complete! >> stephen hawking -- >> i think kate mckinnon. kristen did a great one. i love the "fox & friends" sketches. >> terry cruz is a big fan of you. he follows you on twitter. i think he meant it. >> i mean it, too.

>> he loves you. >> your universe is complete. le. >> both are complete. it's a big galactic -- i don't know. something. >> kate mckinno oh n. >> that's fun. >> there is a terrible movie opening up called "battle of the year." chris brown is terrible in it. the product placement is dreadful. a guy says, this is a sony tablet. really? product placement like that? 0.5. >> just give it a zero. >> negative five. >> this is 0.5. >> 0.5 legitimizes that. i love your website. >> i love everything you do. >> well worth the 90 bucks. >> tie clip and efg. and the chucks. >> good job. >> now he'll write them off. >> can i tease out now? >> sure. >> up next, controversial moment s from the pope.

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welcome back. 32 past the hour. time for your shot of the morning crumbs. big news. new gluten free cup cakes from crumbs. this is a big deal for those with celiac. >> looks like cookies and cream, carrot cake. >> go ahead and judge for yourself? >> what? >> this is a dream come true. that's good. usually gluten oh free cup cakes are pathetic. >> you could lick every one. >> thank you for making these, first of all. i walk into crumb all the time. >> you have done a lot for the movement. five years ago no one knew what gluten was. >> one of oh 133 people have celiac. >> do you know who's gluten-free

? mr. killing jesus. bill o'reilly. >> i may have to bring cup cakes today. >> his book re-elises next week. >> "killing jesus." "killing gluten" is my next book. >> good job. >> while uh they eat i will be mature and toss to you. >> delicious! >> not fair. that looks like a sin. >> we have one for you. >> save me one. the reason it looks like a sin, our next story. delicious. pope francis is raising eyebrows with his latest message. he says the church is getting too focused on, quote, small-minded rules when it preaches on issues including gay marriage and abortion. he says the church should focus on compassion. archbishop timothy dolan saying, quote, as a priest and a bishop uh i welcome his reminder that

the councillor ji railroad are primarily there to serve as shepherds, to be with the people, walk with them, to be pass tors and not bureaucrats. analysts say the remarks are showing a drastic shift in tone from the vatican. overnight in chicago, horrific violence there once again. 13 people , including a 3-year-old boy, are hurt after two men shot up a park on the city's southwest side. witnesses say the gunman started shooting from inside a gray car just after 10:00 last night. three of the victims, including the toddler, are now in critical condition. no arrests have been made yet. a fantastic story to tell you about here. the dairy queen worker's good deed is going viral. joey prusek was working behind the counter when a blind customer dropped a $20. the woman behind the customer picked it up and pocketed it. when prusek told her to hand it over, she walked out. what did the nice guy do?

gave the guy 20 bucks out of his wallet. a customer who witnessed the kind gesture wrote the company a letter. it's gone viral. warren buffett, who owns the company, called the 19-year-old. listen to this. >> i was too starstruck to ask questions. i didn't know what to say. he said how proud he was of me and he looks forward to meeting me . >> a lot of complete strangers are giving him 20 bux. he said he plans to donate it to charity. what a nice young man. from minnesota. good folks out there. >> indeed. >> we have one more story for you. >> okay. >> i will take one of these, hold it and talk about extreme weather. >> good. >> it's time for extreme weather. deadly storms in mexico are getting dangerous for a new reason. listen to this. the flooding is washing crocodiles into city streets and leaving them trapped behind. let's go to maria molina.

she'll tell us about it. that's crazy. >> crazy story out of mexico. hurricane t hurricane dumped up to 15 inches of rain and we have reports that 97 people have been killed out there. that's across northwestern parts of mexico. thankfully it is no longer a hurricane. we are now looking at maximum sustained winds of 30 miles an hour. the big issue was always the amount of rainfall we were expecting across mountainous terrains in sections of mexico. guess where the moisture is headed -- north and east to texas, oklahoma. over the weekend we are expect ing to see heavy rain but we are in a drought. so this is welcome news across sections of texas into louisiana and oklahoma. locally, more than the eight inches of rain will be possible. so flooding will be a concern. a cold front moving east. behind it, cooler in the center of the country. now to brian. >> we'll catch up later to say

hello. city coach an dee reed is back in philadelphia picking on the team. there was a lot of emotion there and michael vick was a big fan was picked off twice, sacked five times. in the fourth quarter the chiefs running finished things off. charles, end zone. chiefs win on the road. 3-0. what a miraculous turnaround from a year ago. now an emotional good-bye. mariano rivera plays his last game for the yankees. only team he ever played for. the all-time save leader. he'll play against the giants. krou congratulations to him. >> time for the muddere lla. >> absolutely. we have the ceo, chris that

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>> you got the deucy injury? >> i got it. >> anna, you have been through a lot. what does it feel like? >> the cargo net was awful. avoid the trampoline. ow! >> you like the mud? >> i want to do the slide again. that was fun. >> we'll do it at the bottom of the hour. you got me soaked. that's why play by play guys shouldn't follow the course people. >> that's not a # 0 dollar suit. >> back inside. bottom of the hour. we have a three on three through the course. good job. >> thanks, everyone. >> what's up mention, steve? >> glad you asked. >> what's he trying to say with the super man t-shirt? >> i'm not getting into it. good job, guys. >> coming up, presidents putin and assad taking their voices to the american media. have the tables been turned? has the united states become a victim of a bully beat-down? peter johnson, jr., on that next. >> can you really trust sell by dates on groceries? you may be throwing away lots of

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the tea party attacks, when the republican party makes policy attacks. they go hard and strong. even against fox news from time to time. when other world leaders take on our country and our principles and red lines in the president's policy we stand there as if, oh, we didn't hear that. the weaker we get, the more we are attacked, the more that other world leaders go to our media to give their message to our american people. >> that's what we get now with the iranian president. h h 's now going to our media and message. guess who answers the russians, senator mccain in pravda. >> you're right. we talked about it. how would the president respond? mr. carney responded in a weak-kneed response. it's out there that the united states is an imperialist power and also a weak power. how does the president respond? next week we'll have an

opportunity at the u.n. general assembly to stand up for america and to say, yes. is america committed to world superiority, american principles or committed to be a witness to history and attacked by puppets like assad and bullies like putin? where the do we stand in the world? >> a lot of dra in at the u.n. all the talk has been about the president of iran talking to us. we lost the upper hand. >> ef we have to have a response to the war of words. >> have a great weekend. 12 minutes before the top of the hour, next, what happened when we went hunting with real bullets? one of us missed entirely. one hit the target and one never came home. in this date in 1974, can't get enough of your babe. my catch phrase. by barry white, the number one song. ♪ [ male announcer ] even ragu users a.

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get ready for this, the fifth and final week of "duck dynasty" week. >> who better to share it than uncle cy. >> right. >> people wonder what's in the glass you're drinking? >> hey, is that hundred proof? i said, alcohol? no. it's a hundred proof tea. >> what's in the cup? >> easy, boys. >> are you sober? >> sure. >> you're just crazy on your own. >> look. the fans always ask. is cy that crazy in real life? i said, no. he toned it down for television.

>> you're with me. le my name is tiffany. >> this cup is from the '70 os? >> it's special to you because your mom sent it to you. >> she sent it to many in a care package in vietnam . i spent years in the military. half the people didn't know i my name. they said, it's always the guy that comes to formation with the tupperware glass. >> you and the cup are in good shape. >> we bonded. the tea, the bible and when i can carry one, a guion. >> boom, boom, boom! >> congratulations on the new book. >> i appreciate that. phil tells people i would never foreclosure -- >> reran naked until he was 6. >> i know. >> i guess the first chapter is titled birthday suit. >> pictures. >> no. there's a few pictures, but not one with that.

trust me . >> boom! >> run through the street butt naked. >> i'll take the underwear clean off your butt. >> i woke up nation's capitaled in the middle of a park. >> si, one thing you say is hey. >> hey can mean yes, maybe, no, next week. the bottom line is you've got to understand me to understand hey. hey! hey, hey. let's get it done, boys. >> they finally asked me, where did that come from? i said, hey, i have no idea. >> do you have a lesson? >> we're always arguing about who kills what. >> right. >> the truth be known, they can't shoot. so that only leaves one guy to do the killing. >> five sweet times. >> ready to learn how to shoot?

>> yeah. >> all you've got to do, all right, when you get ready. >> i can't . >> okay. put it against your shoulder. get ready and i'll dock it for you. >> i'm shooting the left cup, hopefully. or a snake if one comes up. i'm here for you. >> i'm cocking it. it's ready to shoot. >> okay. oh, no. i missed. >> get it against your shoulder. dock it. >> what are you shooting at, brian? >> i'm going to shoot at the white target. >> white target on the left. you did hit the target. >> oh, yeah . >> get ready. don't forget to raise it, dock it. pull this back. >> what are you aiming for? the brown one. >> wow. >> bam, bam, bam. >> i think i just won. >> i think you did. that was incredible.

>> watch out for me! >> i declare him the winner because, hey, he got them all. >> right. >> i wish i could say that i was aiming for the stick that was holding up the board. i think it was what you would call a lucky shot. >> i don't know. looked great to me. you looked confident. and you, young lady -- >> i don't have any power in the real guns. >> that's your gun show. you watch every week and i no more about him now. >> 900 million presale s. top five already. >> our thanks to the robertson family for inviting us in to spend a couple of days there so we could spend a week with them. we'll be back this weekend. we are leaving tonight. we'll spend saturday and sunday with you. >> i will bring the gum bo. >> straight ahead, geraldo and laura ingram on the new leather curvy couch. at the same time, cue the

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good morning. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the state department grilled by congress. why no answers for the benghazi attack? why did hillary clinton? and why did democrats walk out when victim families stepped forward to speak? geraldo rivera and laura ing ram here on the couch. >> and hundreds of kids party in his house when he wasn't home. now the kids' parents are mad at him. >> what? >> where the the accountability? here from the former nfl player coming up. >> they love to spoof us. >> here's a program i wouldn't

mind seeing shut down. michelle obama's anti-childhood obesity -- >> oh, thank you! >> please, please! >> the question america is asking is who will play elisabeth on "snl"? we go to the cast for the answers. "fox & friends" final hour of the week starts now. >> mudderella time shortly. we have elisabeth to blame. into the water, through the mud. this is your idea of team bonding? >> i thought it would bring us together. now i think you just hate me. >> steve's wounded. emotional i will never recover. they promised to heat the water and it's 35 degrees. >> stop complaining.

we'll see more this hour along with elisabeth, maria and maybe brian. >> i think i will do it. as long as i get geraldo with me . >> geraldo will do it and so will laura ingram. >> as long as it's a pull-up contest. >> going through the wire and the mud. >> no problem. >> anything for bonding. >> hello, elisabeth. nice to see you on the couch. >> erica sends her love. >> thank you. >> let's talk syria. for example, yesterday it seemed aggravating. secretary of state john kerry saw the interview we did at fox and saw assad claim h he didn't have chemical weapons and -- he did have them but didn't shoot them at the rebels. listen. >> sarin killed. the world can can decide whether it was used by the regime which has used chemical weapons before. the regime had the rockets and

the weapons or whether the opposition secretly went unnoticed into territory they don't control to fire rockets they don't have containing sarin they didn't possess to kill their own people. this isn't complicated. when we said we know what is true, we meant it. >> please. laura? >> are you still playing "saturday night live"? >> that's really him. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's nasty. >> what's sad about this is this is really an important issue. geo politically it's important for the country. kerry looks desperate. please see this. please understand this. america doesn't plead. we see america sadly in decline. we see ourselves in decline economically, as a matter of foreign policy. that performance, while i understand what the sentiment

was, it didn't help. >> we are the best of the worst economically. >> i disagree with the assessment. >> the old prosecutor laid out the case against syria in a clear way. let me finish. he said there is un equivocal evidence it was the assad regime. he didn't then go on to the next and most important point that the week is rapidly tolling and where is the inventory of the poison gas that was promised at week's end. here's what i would do. declare assad a war criminal, his family. if they set foot oud syria they will be arrested, indicted.

not threatened so much with the military force, but let's do something if he doesn't. >> none of this is ever going to happen. first of all, the idea that john kerry, standing up there convinced a single person, he didn't convince russia, china. they will. >> oh oh, sergei, you have taken over for us. we ego from mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall to mr. putin, whatever you think is best. we are here because of the mishandling of this important matter by this administration are you saying we should have bombed them earlier ? >> no. if barack obama thought it was in the interest of the country he could act. he didn't need to do go to congress if he believed it was in the national security of the

country. >> if he hit assad moodily, i agree. once we find the hot blood cool it was incumbent on us to bring in the rest of the world. why? this is a crime against humanity, not specifically the united states. >> no one is with military action in syria by the united states. even france said let's wait. >> i want to give you a flashback to the couch. >> happening now. is it victims' mom and dad spoke. what are your problems.

>> they died in a fashion. they don't have the decency to sit and listen to what they have to say. if a republican had done anything similar to that uh they would be destroyed all over our friends in the other cable channels and the elite media in new york and washington. that was appalling and tells you a lot. >> i cannot disagree. you cannot walk out on the mother, the grieving parents of falling service members or a person serving the united states of america. the greater frustration is that's where the punitive strike should have landed. should have landed on the militia and benghazi. >> we know where they are. >> it could have happened.

>> he was part of the review board. what he did was when testimony was going to be damaging to the state department, gives hillary clinton a heads up. says this cheryl lamb stuff will be bad for you. >> it's very unfair to admiral mullen who served the country. he was commander of nato. >> congressman said it i looked like an inside job. >> falling on the sword. what do you think. >> if it weren't for the frustration we haven't gotten people responsible we are lashing out at our people. the -- >> why don't we keep the focus on the murderiers. >> why would the state department pick people? >> an accountability review board which was good. pickering, well respected. the fact that they didn't think they needed to interview hillary clinton for this comprehensive report which we needed to

understand the tick-tock. who is responsible, who made the call, why didn't we have forces there. why do we call back forces? we need to understand that. when we couldn't interview hilla hillary, why do you think? >> she's going to run for president. >> nothing on paper. >> it matters to the family members, the father and mother. the democrats didn't give them the courtesy of hearing them yesterday. >> hillary should have been interviewed as secretary of state. no doubt about it. >> i don't care what happens, but the fact we don't know and there was so much deception early and people just continued to backtrack in the timeline, for reporters like adam hasley, jennifer uh griffin the timelines don't add up. when you are ridiculed for bringing it up. >> it's over. >> the reason we are ridiculed and it happened right on this couch. i saw it with my own eyes. we were saying with great

certainty the united states military could have intervened to save lives once the attack started. >> it was not true. look what happened with syria. the reason we didn't strike syria immediately after the discovery of the poison gas is the united states military is not a swat team. not a fire department. they are not standing ready to act -- >> you're glossing over the video, justification -- >> not at all. i'm speaking as the only person in this building who has been in combat in benghazi, libya, with the militia, i speak with some authority. i'm telling you we could not have stopped the attack. to say we could have is one of the reasons the parents are so upset. >> people don't know why we were there. >> their information helped convince the parents that america did not do everything -- >> not true. >> time out.

>> rumsfeld -- closer in italy to acting. >> i thought we had. >> time-out. there is so much frustration. this makes it fair and balanced. >> where are the cup cakes? >> this is why they have fantastic radio shows. geraldo will have his at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> 9:00 a.m. >> you're going to be on my show. >> and i'm happy elisabeth is here. >> i apologize for bringing acrimony into your first friday. >> she lives for it. >> i love it. >> better than joy behar. >> who? >> all right. >> she's a fine person. >> that's my cue to head over there. >> let's end this conversation. >> thank you. it's 11 minutes after the hour. while you were sleeping a fresh round of storms in indiana triggering a tornado there. this happening after a different storm with lightning triggered storms and left two people dead. a bolt of lightning blasted into the front of a window in gary,

indiana, sparking a fire. the flames. and now in the hospital. >> it was a crack you wouldn't believe. this was like -- a bomb or something that went off. >> another man was struck by the lightning and killed while he was working on a billboard. how accurate is that expiration date on your food in the pantry? a new report shows we are throwing away billions of dollars worth of food because the dates printed on the cans are inconsistent. experts say if the food looks or smells bad, throw it away. otherwise being past the expiration date doesn't make it unsafe. interesting. hundreds of teenagers partied in his vacation home when he wasn't there causing thousands of dollars worth of damages. he had to watch it unfold on twitter. now the homeowner and former nfl player brian holloway is turning the tables on the teenagers, trying to shame them into coming

forward by posting tweets and pictures on a website called helpmesave 300. now some of the kids' parents are threatening to sue him. >> the point is if my child was at their house, breaking in, feeling stuff. i would come in and thank him. >> thank you. you saved my child's life. this will save ten lives of people at the party. i promise you. >> amen. the teens did $20,000 worth of damages. so far no arrests have been made. we asked what you thought about the shamed tactics. the kids who trashed the player's house were 19 years old. that's adult age. forget the parents. send the sheriff with a warrant. >> thank you very much. i have no idea why brian isn't on espn or foxsports 1. coming up -- >> the final edition of the rising star series.

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the dmv available for votes? >> yes, photo identification at the polling places is a touchy issue. republicans think we have to have photo identification to protect the integrity. democrats think if you require people to have a driver's license, there are people who don't have a driver's license but have a constitutional right to vote. this is a common sense, middle ground position. the way it works is you put laptops at polling locations, import photos already on file from the dmv. if anybody doesn't have a driver's license, take their picture when they show up. wasn't my idea. but it achieves the exact same safeguard we are looking for. visual verification in a way that wouldn't disenfranchise a single vote. >> everything you need a picture and identification for. >> to buy benadryl. >> to me, i don't know why it became a republican/democrat thing. >> i think some democrats legitimately point out that there are people who have a constitutional right to vote but may have given up a driver's license because they are aging. they voted --

>> bring another form of i. dchl. >> well, it's another barrier. this gets rid of the problem. the government will have it. >> are there people on your side, the democratic side who go, that's the republican thing. we have to be against it. you have to be with us. >> of course. we can't allow for the continued partisan divide. i think it deserves it. >> what's next for you being you got off to a great, early start. >> trying to campaign for attorney general. i was a criminal prosecutor before i got this job. i look forward to getting back there, going after elder abuse, internet crime against kids. sex trafficking is a huge issue in nevada. i got the campaign up and running. >> shutting down the bunny ranch? >> on the side you're a mixed martial artist. >> no, you're not. >> yeah. >> what? >> i had one amateur fight. >> look at this.

>> it's my hobby. >> how h did you do? >> this is a heck of a hobby. an octagon. >> i got a second round knockout. it's the most physically, mentally challenging sport out there. >> no doubt. >> i train with the chief of police in re no. >> he's armed. >> it's challenging because every day you are beat up. >> ross, you're ripped. >> i don't know about that. >> fantastic. >> every day you get beat up and continue to fight. >> there is a thing called a treadmill to stay fit. instead of having somebody punch you. >> yeah. >> congratulations in your career, in and out of it. >> good luck with everything . >> thanks for coming in. >> straight ahead on the show, stick around. the house votes to slash millions from the food stamp program. this morning, lots of folks are outraged. that story is next. >> and the new iphone on sale today. if you want one you may be out of luck. clayton morris.

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nerd alert. people all across the country spent the night in line waiting for apple's brand new iphones. but wait, this morning the wait is over. but there's a problem. >> yeah. joining us now, the new iphone is clayton morris. you have two of them? >> i have my connections. >> he knows people at the store. >> already a lot of lines around the block down at the 5th avenue apple store. if you want them, you can do preorders today. >> are they sold out already. >> some of them sold out. some of the colors.

you can see which are popular. this is the 5-c, $99. this is the phone the kids go off to college with. $99. it has the same battery, same life, camera, everything as the i-phone 5 did last year. entering into the iphone world this is the phone for you. >> what a great idea it is. at time things are getting more sophisticated and expensive, they went back. >> they used the old lenses, old process sors. >> 5-c stands for cheap. >> cost effective. >> this is the one that changes things. >> this is the one you will probably get. >> my wife got it for me. >> this is a phone laughing at the other phones now. >> this is the fasts phone on the market today. twice as fast as last year's model. this is the iphone 5-s. it has the new a-7 processor inside is a fingerprint scanner.

no more typing a pass code. >> when i tried to sign on. >> you went through a process. >> your kids can't get on your phone? >> i'm sorry, steve. you can't get in. >> is there concern that apple is losing marketshare, sam sung and company? >> i'm sure they are aware of the competition. when you see the software features, i will show you one that i'm sure is in response to things that samsung is doing, specifically the burst mode in the camera. watch this. they are aware of different iterations of android phones. i can told this down. take 30 photos in a row. when i'm done i can pick the best one and get rid of the other 30s. when you take pictures of the kids, samsung has burst mode. i have been testing is 4-s.

there is so much globloatware l tilt your head, wave your hand in front of the phone to wake it up. no one's using that. >> we had laura ingraham and she had the galaxy. it's gigantic. >> and it's slower than google now. another complaint is i wanted a larger iphone, a larger screen . >> you did. >> sam sung has the larger screen sizes out there. >> clayton morris. >> if you have questions, find me on twitter. i will answer your iphone questions. >> or on the subway. with eel find you on the streets tomorrow. >> coming up straight ahead, she took her ministry out of the church and into the strip club. meet the woman who is making it her mission to spread the love of god where no one else would. >> they love to spoof us on "saturday night live."

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here's a program i wouldn't mind seeing shut down. michelle obama's anti-childhood obesity -- >> oh, thank you. when i hear task force i'm scared. >> when i was in high school i heard our janitor was a serial killer.

>> who is going to play me on "saturday night live"? bill hader gives us a sneak peek. >> i think kate mckinnon. kristen did a great one. i love the "fox & friends" sketches. >> bad news for "saturday night live." not only do they have to hire a new actress, they have to build a new set. >> a curvy couch. >> maybe they will move on and focus on billy bush. >> do you think so? do you think this season the guy will continue to play you as the enormous man? >> i pray he got another job. >> or had lap-band surgery. >> absolutely. >> couldn't chris christie give him a coupon? >> they do depict us cartoonish like but they play you as gigantic. >> i fight the fat. >> i will tell you who's not

playing around. heather with the headlines. >> i love the guy who plays you. >> he's funny. >> makes me laugh every time. headlines now. the house votes to slash money for food stamps. they are proposing cutting $400 billion from the program annually. the vote with standing democratic opposition. it would decrease requirements for food stamps and test recipient s for drugs. the white house threatened a have to. so much for free speech here. a college student banned from happeneding out copies of the constitution. a student at modesto junior college in california was told he was not allowed to pass out copies of the constitution on campus. this happened on tuesday which just so happened to be constitution day. campus authorities told him he could only pass out free copies in a little designated spot on campus and only if he scheduled it seven days in advance.

imagine that. talk about a leap of faith. one passtpastor's wife said shea call from god that led her out of her husband's church into a strip club. she chatted this morning about what made it an inspiring mission for her. >> so i just really felt heart for people far from god. that's what our church was founded on was reaching those far from god, showing god's love in practical ways with no strings attached. >> she's met with a hundred exotic dancers. >> meeting with a hundred exotic dancer, i couldn't write that off. >> probably not. >> in sports last night the chiefs got into gear. as andy reed headed back to philadelphia to take on his former team, the eagles. vick was picked off twice and sacked four times.

fourth quarter. still in play. jamal charles playing, doing well. final score 26-16. the chiefs are the surprise of the nfl, 3-0 now. bad news for ryan lochte te. we don't know what he's going to do anymore. >> that's how you do it. >> he cancelled the swimming star's reality show after a season. the show titled "what will ryan lochte do" followed him around his hometown of gainesville, florida. in the finale he talked about moving to l.a. to become a tv star, model or designer. he 's still living in the sunshine state. best of luck. elisabeth? >> the old aparen b 'tis program is a one of a kind men toring program started by roger ailes to promote diversity in the television industry. we teamed up with the program again to bring you remarkable

stories inside the latino community. our host, alicia joins me live from denver to talk about a family you won't want to miss and a little food company that's gone global. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. goya foods is a third generation family-run billion dollar operation. the company started as a little mom and pop serving immigrants in lower manhattan. a lot of people know them for rice and beans. but go down any grocery i aisle in a lot of stores and you will find goya products anywhere. in kitchens across america. >> gracias. how are you? all good? great, great. you have to be authentic. we have a saying that was coined by one of the people who worked with us for years. we are united by language, separated by the beam. >> reporter: when we arrived it didn't take long to see this

business was a family affair. the company is run by brothers bob and peter. bob, the company ce o, keeps his eye on the big picture while peter, an executive vice president watches the numbers and analyzes goya's every move. the men 13 years apart in age but together in everything that bleeds goya blue. >> we have a lot of parties. >> awesome, man. >> there is something magical and contagious. we work hard but enjoy working with each other. there is a slogan used by everyone in the company. le grande familia, goya. it is a goya thing, not a family thing. >> reporter: they have run the company for three generations, starting with their grandfather fulgencio who came from spain searching for a better life. >> our grandfather welcomed the

first immigrants into new york which were from spain. he put out the welcome mat through food, through cuisine. >> reporter: folks are leaving their home and arrive here. and there is at least some flavor of home. >> yes. we were like their welcome wagon. >> reporter: but times were tough. it was the great depression and the beginning of the spanish civil war. getting anything from spain was difficult. a resourceful fulgencio got cases of sardines from moracco and some caught his eye. >> the sardines had a name goya. short, easy to pronounce in any language in contrast with his own name which no one can pronounce. i never meet someone new who pronounces our last name correctly. it's nanoo-nanoo, back to the

mork & mindy days. thank god he didn't call the brand that. no one can pronounce it. >> when a broker said he could have the name goya, he wanted to make it official. >> he paid a dollar for the brand. we took off from there. >> a little bit of a visionary with the branding idea. something that wasn't happening at the time. >> he came one a slogan, if it's goya, it has to be good. it's a guarantee that if you buy a goya product, not only authentic, but it will be good. >> so good the company uses the slogan today. >> if it's goya, it has to be good. >> in the beginning, quality alone didn't guarantee a spot on supermarket shelves. >> some supermarkets said we don't want your product here, your type here. >> they were reluctant to bring latinos into the store and offend perhaps other customers.

i think the way prejudice was resolved, our customers realized that they didn't market to hispanics and didn't welcome them into the stores as we welcomed them into the country. they weren't going to be successful. >> a remarkable thing happened, goya benefitted with a greater area to sell products and so did the latino community. >> they are finally putting our products in the stores. we are making it. we're growing together. there is a lot pride in that. >> it's like what kennedy said. ask not what your country uh can do for you but what you can do for the your country. >> how much product moves through here? >> about 20,000 cases a day.

>> busy place. >> besides offer products, goya invests in the community. helped victims of hurricane sandy, gave a million pounds of food to the united way and unveiled a statue of roberto clement in the bronx. >> we have become part of the culture. to a lot of immigrants over the years we are more than just a food company. >> this connection to the community helped goya re main competitive. it's also taken hard work, a lesson they are passing on to the fourth generation. >> my parents said we are on earth for a short time. to produce something and do something with your life, make a difference is very important. >> what is next in terms of keeping it in the family? how do you keep it in the family?

we also see we just started. no reason we can't be a ten billion company ten years from now. >> surprised to be a successful hispanic company. that pride is not just part of what our particular family has done. we have been a small part of it. >> when stores let goya products in h stores they stuffed them back into corner. out's something that allowed the company to grow. the immigrants would flock to that one area. it introduced them to go oh ya's other products besides rice and beans. wouldn't companies like coca-cola and pepsi to have all of their products in one location as opposed to spread

out all over the store? elisabeth? >> good point. thank you for the inspiring story. next week we'll introduce you to a modern day rocket man raised by immigrant farm workers. it was assumed jose fernandez would follow in their footsteps but he defied the expectations and reached for the stars. to see more stories celebrating hispanic heritage month visit us online. >> geraldo is the anchor for that. straight ahead, republicans ready to pass a plan to kvernme president saying, don't bother. we are live in washington with the details. >> and brian and elisabeth face off in a final challenge. it involves -- >> that's samantha. >> some mud slinging. >> oh, man. mudderella. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too!

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a fox news alert out of boston now. crews at logan international airport are towing a delta plane in after it was forced to make an emergency landing. there were reportedly fumes inside the cabin of the plane. the flight was going from manchester to atlanta with 149 people on board. no word of injuries this hour. we'll follow it for you. there is a major vote in the u.s. house today. lawmakers poised on a plan to keep the government open, but there is a catch. obamacare is in the crosshairs. joining us live from the white house, wendell goler. hi there. >> the president is headed to kansas city to visit a ford pickup truck plant that added 50% more workers this year and plans to add miss many more next year so boem has spent the week talking up the economy. they warn republican efforts to force more spend ing cuts with the threat of a government

shutdown or a failure to raise the debt ceiling will under mine progress that's been made. >> on the matter of the debt ceiling the answer is no. we will not negotiate over congress's responsibility to pay the bills that congress incurred. >> reporter: the house will vote today to defund obamacare. in a temporary budget bill republicans think vulnerable senate democrats will find it difficult to reject. >> this puts the democrats like kay hagen in north carolina and mark pryor in arkansas and mark begich in alaska and senator la landrieu in a tough position. obama has huge impacts there. >> the democrats say they will strip out health care cuts and send the bill back to the house where republicans will have a couple of days next week to either accept a compromise or the folks here feel to take the blame for a government shutdown.

heather? >> have a great day. up next, brian and elisabeth face off in a final challenge and this one involves a lot of mud. how about that? first let's check in to see what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> my money is on elisabeth. >> for sure. hands down. >> good morning. why did democrats walk out of a meeting on benghazi? and a big meeting on the hill. republicans will put on funding for obamacare. one of the premier medical facilities in the world. the cleveland clinic, says the health care law will force it to fire thousands. now with know how much longer planet earth will be around. we have a few years. that's the hint. we'll see you in a few minutes on a friday morning. ories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant

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>> they were flying. you saw the course earlier. now it is our turn on the final day of the "fox & friends" challenge. as it stands, girls have two. boys, one. we have to win this one after we run the mudderella course we'll declare a winner. >> how will this go, steve? >> brian, come over here. elisabeth, come over here . >> okay. >> your idea. >> that's right. >> the second round -- >> how are you in the mud? >> maria. then we have navy s.e.a.l. scott taylor and anna. >> no pressure. >> none whatsoever. it's all part of mudderella. you two, ready, set, go. here they go! [ bell ringing ] >> first event is the mud event. they have to crawl under the wire. it's not barbed wire, but it's wire. who's out of the chute first? brian. they are up about the same time.

naturally brian is cheating already. it's the tires. >> elisabeth has been on "survivor." she could do three tires in midtown manhattan. she's leading and, boy, she's muddy. up she egos. up the rope. brian is still stuck on the tires. brian cheated again. all right. elisabeth -- oh! oh, oh. brian, you should have been wearing a cup. just thinking that. off the first week. elisabeth touched the hand of maria. one step up, one step down. there you go. man, you are muddy. maria is off. she's already in the mud. welcome to the television news business, sister. here comes brian. be careful.

oh, man. maria is tired already. brian, be careful. there you go. touch the hand. good job. maria is hung up on the tires. look at pete go through the mud. maria, hurry! here he comes! [ cheers and applause ] maria, he's ten seconds behind you. be careful on this. go on, pete. pete is on the tires. maria, take it easy. go slow, maria. be careful. he's going to try the trampoline. it is a race. maria. come on. just about tied. pete is backing off again. i can tell.

maria -- [ laughter ] >> oh! all right. maria is -- fantastic. ladies and gentlemen, maria and elisabeth are the winners. pete, why did you slow down? >> failed! she's too fast. i couldn't keep up. i'm tell ing you. >> round of applause. [ applause ] >> we have one more race after this. 3-1. get away from me. the women win! we'll be right back. heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup.

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okay. this week it wound up being the girls beating the boys. there goes maria molina, down the slide, holding her nose! boom. elisabeth, congratulations. the women win. you're covered in mud. >> i am. what a first week.

good job, maria. >> we're the champions. >> we can't even -- >> pete, thank you very much. >> head hung in defeat. >> navy s.e.a.l. scott taylor in the after the show show with anna. have a great weekend. >> they will be cleaning up all weekend. >> i think so. >> good morning. buckle up now. the spending showdown could be a bumpy ride. welcome to america's newsroom. we have a lot to get to when it comes to spending and obamacare. off we ego. >> good morning. the action in the house gets under way any minute. they will debate a bill that would fund the government but would slash funding for obamacare. the democrats in the white house say they can forget about the plan. >> with no agreement the government runs out of money in october. only ten days away. this is a calendar we'll watch. republicans calling for the win. democrats say not a chance.