hey there, good morning to you. it is sunday, the 13th of october. i'm anna koiman. republicans push a plan to compromise but senate democrats say no deal. now our nation's military heroes have had enough and today they are fighting back. >> does it all still come down to obama care and how much it's going to cost us? we have the new sticker prices you'll be forced to pay. how did this woman end up

like this. stuck on a bridge 22 feet in the air. >> instagram her. >> foxx and friends begins right now. yesterday we had the spider man crew behind us filming. today it's the waffle truck. >> over my head. you know you're up early when the coffee trucks aren't out. >> people will be aeatening at those things. >> did you guys watch a lot of college football yesterday? >> i did, yeah. >> we have some hangover cures coming up. we have real hangover cures.

>> like hair of the dog, is that true or false? >> i guess it didn't work for mike and i this morning. >> wait a minute. what's going on here. >> >> the hair of the dog. let's go on and get to your sunday morning headlines for you. an arrest has been made in the murder of a baby killed some 22 years ago. known as baby hope, police say the little girl's real name is angelica castillo. she was killed when she was four years old. her cousin 54-year-old. she was dumped on the sides of af highway inside a picnic cooler. overnight, two people in pennsylvania injured after a house exploded. the air smelled like natural gas

in the area and houses nearby were evacuated. there's no word on how badly the two people were injured. dozens of major tax fraud keeps busted by authorities. 45 people were netted in 30 separate cases of tax fraught. there were 22,000 stolen identities. many accused were insiders at places like health care providers, restaurants and schools with easy access to the information. together they stole over $11 million in fraudulent tax refunds. well, an incredible sight above pit row at the brickyard 500 last night. daredevil nik wallenda and his sister leona walked a tight rope. they started on opposite ends. they met in the middle. now the two have never performed

there together that high up in the air. brotherly/cyst terre brotherly/sisterly love. >> he does this all the time like over the grand canyon. i can't watch t. i get too nervous. >> can you imagine that's what you do for a living? >> yeah. >> how do you get good at that. i always wondered how do you get good at sword swallowing, right? >> his dad was a famous sword swallower. >> you had to screw up a couple of times. i accidentally stabbed my lung at one point. let's talk about the government shut joub which is a bit of a high wire act. if you're keeping track at home we have four days left until the debt selling debt ceiling.

susan collins had a six-point plan that you thought had some bipartisan support and it still kind of does but harry reid through it out. >> what was in it? >> it talked about how we would get the government reopened. >> fund the government for, what, six more months? >> yeah. increase the federal debt limit through january and the spending level was going up $967 billion for next year. harry reid said that was too low. >> two year delay on obama care, device tax but as mentioned senator harry reid said we're not going to negotiate or compromise. take a listen. >> as i explained to senator mcconnell and senator alexander this morning, they're not doing us a favor by reopening the

government. they're not doing us a favor by extending the debt ceiling. that's part of our jobs. >> one of the issues that was a bit of a sticking point -- maybe not a sticking point, but the medical device tax, it seems to me that that may be an area where there could be more bipartisan support. they're did go to meet to talk about the medical device tax. >> some states may have factories for medical devices, they're going, my constituents, this is what they want anyway. >> both sides say the other side is holding the other side hostage. louie gomert weighed in on it from the state of texas. this is what he said. >> we have made offer after offer after offer and we have voted for compromise after compromise after compromise. harry reid saying that there's a bunch of fire brands and radicals in the house that have hijacked the party, that's not the case.

we are together but the hijacking has been the u.s. senate by left wing radicals who want to keep spending grandchildren's money without any consequences. >> back and forth, back and forth. who's to blame here? representative louie gohmert who has been on the show a number of times has said obama care is one of the sticking points. of course it has. now you're getting stories about sticker shock. a college kid wrote a letter that said my future is being destroyed. a number of people are saying their premiums are going up exponentially. >> intention of politicians saying what will happen, huckabee said some real life people, everyday citizens, were talking about how it's already affected them, obama care. >> what we've found already is that just the risk pool sharing,

the way they are not allowed to ask about preconditions or conditions you already have, how healthy you are to begin with, that cost increase because my family was healthy has caused my insurance rates to go up 10,000 -- just short of actual insurance company and i said, you know, i need prescription coverage and what do i have to play. with your deduct i believe, it will be 319 and it just -- it bothers me so much that we heard over and over if you like your plan, you can keep it, and that turned out to be completely false. >> let us know what you're experiencing if you're going through one of these insurance exchanges trying to get your coverage. friends at fox news.com. this is one of the biggest storms in history. a powerful cyclone slamming into

india's coast and killing several people. storm packed winds of 130 miles an hour and it's just getting started. flooding homes and streets. 800,000 people left the area in the cyclone's path. beforehand officials are saying that's what saved many, many lives. can you imagine if people stayed? powerful. >> yeah, one of the worst cyclones they've seen in over decades, phailin. this is called a cyclone in this world. just east of that, that big red shaded area, to the right of your shade, that's a typhoon that's barrelling towards vietnam, the equivalent of a category 2 hurricane. now we're seeing the results of

fh phailin. the kaj damage is probably done in this region. they had what they think was a storm surge of up to 20 feet. incredible flooding. will be a big deal. then we'll still see the potential for hurricane force winds force winds. a lot of people didn't have the warning that we typically do in the u.s. thoughts and prayers to the folks in india. taking a look at our current temperatures across u.s. cool across the northern plains. in the 30s there for rapid city. 41 in minneapolis. the cooler air and relatively warmer air in the south. 71 in dallas, 66 in memphis. across texas they are going to see some much needed rain over the next couple of days. flood watches and warnings posted around the houston area up towards dallas. it is much needed rain because they have been in an extreme to exceptional drought.

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washington. i'm joined by colonel rob menes. thank you for getting up early. >> good morning, clayton. nice to see you. >> why hold this million vet march. what are you hoping to accomplish today? >> well, as we've seen over the last few weeks since the government shutdown, the administration has really tried to make this as painful as possible on the american people, and we see a breach of trust with america's veterans and especially since we saw the denial of benefits from the gold star families. >> who's to wlam? . most americans are tired of the back and forth bikers. they want their government reopened. >> the american citizens is tired of america's government

not functioning wiell. the blame game is going to go around. the president and the secretary general are to blame for the veterans combat benefits not being paid. >> what do you hear? they're turned away. what are they saying to you? >> it's absolutely appalling to them. i've heard words like atrocity used, despicable, unbelievable. just yesterday i was speaking to a veteran that served 27 years in the united states army and he said this just isn't the united states of america that i served for 27 years of my life and sacrificed my time and my health and family to make sure my children and grandchildren inherited the same america. >> we've heard so much about the government being a failure here,

but we often heard about hollywood. we see these actors coming to washington, d.c. we saw others pushing for the world war ii memorial to open after "saving private ryan" hit movie theaters. where is hollywood? where is the discussion from the outrage from hollywood about the memorials? they portray them in films. when push comes to shove we don't hear a word. >> that's true. while we're all thankful mr. hangs and mr. spielberg got the funding, where are their voices? we need their voices and folks they communicate with to stand up and speak out. i lost an uncle this past summer who was a world war ii army veteran and he would be absolutely amazed in what's happening and how our friends are being prevented from going to see their own memorial. many men and women are going to

pass away here in the next few years. this will probably be the only opportunity in a lifetime to see the memorial. >> just a travis city. >> colonel rob mannass, thank you for joining us. >> thanks a lot, clayton. i appreciate it. the disease that three tampa bay players are battling that has nfl officials possibly pulling the plug on today's bucs eagles game. what is it, how do you get it, here with dr. nina ratcliff, she is here to tell us about it. it started with a walk for charity. how did this woman end up stuck on a bridge 22 feet in the air? i'm kind of seeing a...

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22 minutes after the hour. we start with a knocks nefox ne. an american soldier has been shot and killed in afghanistan. it was called an insider attack. this comes as the u.s. strikes a preliminary security deal with afghanistan with one major deal still unresolved. immunity for troops. the united states wants to leave a force of 10,000 to go after the remnants of al qaeda. john kerry says the immunity issue is make or break for a deal. texas senator ted cruz so e solidifies his position. he took 42% of the vote. dr. ben carson and former

presidential candidate rick santorum took 13% each. mike, over to you. thank you, anna. a mrsa outbreak on the tampa bay buccaneers. it canceled a game today. what exactly is this mrsa virus and what do you need to know to keep your family safe? joining us now, dr. nina ratcliff. what is mrsa? >> mrsa is a type of staphylococcus infection. it's possible that one of us carries it. mrsa is a special type of strain where 2% of the people has it and it's resistant to a number of antibiotics. >> you find it in nursing homes, the hospital, staph infection basically. >> exactly. what we're seeing is a surfacing within places where you have contact sports, nfl, wrestling. >> should they play this game then? >> absolutely. i'm not a wise guy when it comes to wagering.

i'm going to place a straight bet that it's no problem. >> they're going to play the game. one of the guys that has it for the buccaneers, he has it, a defense, cornerback. no concerns for the eagles and the buccaneers? >> it's spread through direct contact. he has to be in contact with somebody else and there be an open wound. >> they're going to be in contact. they're slamming into each other. >> correct. he's going to have his wound covered up. they also have their uniforms. it's unlikely that this will spread. >> you make sure you wash your hands. give me tips to keep it out of my family. >> absolutely. we have ten weapons of mass destruction you need to wash, fingers. you need to wash them for 20 seconds. i recommend singing happy birthday twice. kids not using soaps. water, soap, sing happy birthday twice, wash your hands. >> okay. you mentioned this cornerback should keep that open wound if he has one covered. >> definitely. definitely. any kid that has an open wound

or abrasion, please keep it covered. >> personal items first. >> share secrets, other stuff, don't share towels and razors. >> shower, shower, shower. >> yes, showering is very important. shower every day after you come home from the gym, after you come home from school, after you come home from the child center. >> do the hand sanitizers work? >> they do. use at least 62% of alcohol. >> do you think my eagles will beat the buccaneers? >> i'm not a wise guy when it comes to wagering. >> i don't think the bucs have won yet. thanks a lot, doctor. >> thank you very much. >> bad at math? turns out you're probably just lazy. and i have proof. >> i'm going to show you it in just a second. it's movie night. revamp with chefs from the new dinner and a download series.

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welcome back. it's your shot of the morning. the military releasing some incredible photos of troops on training missions. this shot was taken during a training exercise in california.

>> almost looks photo shopped. >> that's machine gunfire. from an ak-47, right? >> yeah, during a special ops training in the helmud province. >> this is a machine gun munition. that's going on in afghanistan. >> i love photography. they have some of these -- a lot of these helicopters, when they take off in the desert. did you see that stuff? >> yeah. we had the photographer on our show. >> it was amazing because it's the sand that's getting super heated. that's where you're getting those incredible images. >> like a halo. >> like glitter. >> we markable. we in this country stink at math. i mean, i still don't know what algebra is or trigonometry. >> there's an article that talks about how at a point in time in this country the united states comes in last. we have some numbers to show you here. >> let's be honest, the reason we say it is because we think that we just can't do it, right?

we say we're lazy in math. japan, finland up there in their math skills. this article breaks down we're lazy. we admit we don't have this ability because we don't want to go forth and get this skill. this is true. all the research shows it. my wife yells at me and i say, i'm terrible at math. i can't do that multiplication anymore. i can do simple addition. that's just you being lazy. we have the ability. >> she's right. with machinery and technology, you punch it in. you don't have to think it in your head. >> it's cultural differences because in europe, for example, it's more about your social heritage. if your mom or dad was a teacher, nurse, doctor, baker, plumber, then you may be more likely to be that as well. >> you're right. in japan, for instance, they don't allow their kids to say

i'm bad at math. if you're not as great as mike is at math, you spend more time doing it and you have the same aptitude. >> nine out of ten kids in japan, if you ask them, are you good or bad? it depends how hard i try if i succeed or not. we're competing for engineering jobs. we need to worry about this. >> why don't you e-mail us. do you think it is laziness why we're so low on our math skills? >> if you don't want to be lazy, send us a letter in the mail. handwrite a letter, put it in the mail and put a stamp on it. >> what is this stamp you speak of, clayton? >> i don't know. i haven't seen one in years. we have other headlines to get to you. a massive system failure left people on food stamps with no way to buy groceries yesterday and threatening chaos. the glitch affected people in 17 states. xerox, the company responsible blamed a faulty routine system

test for the shutdown. that was no reassurance for people trying to buy food. >> in the meantime, what are the other people supposed to do? people with kids and stuff? they don't care. >> it's awful. they should have left it alone. they should have tested it at the end of the month or something. >> the company says everything should be back to normal today. yesterday on twitter some were threatening to riot. nationwide ebt shutdowns, this is about to be all kinda bad. >> almost a riot at aldi because ebt is down. if you think your mother-in-law is bad, at least she didn't try to kill you. a 70-year-old grandmother is under arrest for trying to hire a hit man to kill her son's wife. she tried to pay an undercover

cop $5,000. she told them her daughter-in-law was a drunk and a bad mother. terrifying video out of florida as a woman got stuck on a raised railroad bridge some 22 feet in the air. if it looks a little strange, it's just because she came from a breast cancer walk. the 55-year-old woman was walking on the railroad bridge when it unexpect tektly started to lift up. >> the track was down and they started walking out on the bridge and at that point i hollered to them to go back but they didn't hear me. >> firefighters used the 24 foot ladder to rescue her. witnesses said it took about 20 minutes for crews to get her down safely. a dog in colorado named h houdina escaped from his kennel. he went out two doors eventually

ending up outside. he walked to a neighborhood a mile away and found himself a family. >> we think he's a wonderful dog. as much as i would love for his owner to come and claim him, i can't wait to welcome him into my family. >> the human society is waiting one more day to make sure his original owners don't claim him. let's get outside to janet stein. she whiggled her way out of the studio. >> we have good things coming. it is still dark out here. a lot of people are coming home from their nightly activities in the bars. i remember those days. yes. let's take a look at what we're dealing with. we have the pesky low. that will move thankfully finally today. that will be the end of your wet weather as we head into the new work week. look at the potential for flooding across texas.

ultimately this is a great story for them because they've been into a drought for months and months. they're going to get anywhere from two to three, even four inches of much needed rainfall. that will cause problems with flooding. just be aware and keep tuned to your local weather authorities. northeast looking good today. we'll get rid of that pesky low off shore. otherwise, it will be breezy here in new york. it is autumn in new york. we love it when the fall comes and the leaves are changing color. you see the rainfall across portions of texas. looking good across the southeast. a nice day across the midwest. we'll be dealing with another storm system across the northern rockies. otherwise, a nice forecast for southern california. two of my favorite things are here, mike and desert. >> come on, get over here! who doesn't love movie night, seriously? but it's getting a digital upgrade now. here to explain dinner and a

download is chef paul let goto. high, chef. >> hi. i just came from the club. >> you see her on the cooking channel. "unique sweets". >> i'm here for mgo. dinner and a download. they hired us to make inspirational foods to watch movies. the cold weather is coming, we're going to hunker in. >> i work monday through friday in philadelphia. "silver linings playbook." >> this is a sill remember linings sunday. this is a brown any with chocolate cookies baked into it. almost milk shake ice cream on it. >> it is so molted. >> now we're going to do some caramel. >> why not. put some caramel on that. and then on top of that we're going to do some himalayan pink salt. you can totally do that. >> is that salt really from

there? >> it is. this is cayenne caramelized pecans. >> not cayenne pepper? >> yes. silver lining sunny. this is minted whip cream. mint infused. that is your silver lining playbook sunday. >> the character in that movie was having some mental issues. >> he was a little misunderstood. you still loved him. there's a lot going on. >> put some in her mouth. >> oh, my goodness. >> you have to ask what my favorite movie is? >> what's your favorite movie? >> i know what it is, "love actually." >> she loves that. >> if you see it, you can't help but watch the rest of it. i love hugh grant. >> we're torching marshmallows. >> you have a holster in your purse? >> here are some semi-torched

marshmallows. >> we'll move over here. this is a bread pudding. thank you. this is a maple apple cranberry caramel, you can put caramel on everything. >> oh, yes. >> caramel goes good on everything. >> i'm going to take that home with me. >> this is a spiced whip cream. this has cloves and allspice. >> "love actually" because there's a lot going on here but it's love actually. >> i love it already. >> it's a little bit of everything but you'll love it in your mouth. >> you actually love that. >> i'm speechless that's so good. >> what's better than bread pudding. >> thank you, paula. mgo.com, dinner and a download. we have great ideas. >> thank you so much for coming. >> go back to the club now. >> go back to the club. >> can i come? >> please come. next up on the show -- >> so good. >> pastors sent to crime scenes too comfort victims, right?

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welcome back. quick headlines. the 9-year-old who snuck on to a flight to las vegas is back home in minnesota safe and sound. he was greeted by airport police. a judge will decide if he should remain with his parents. is the x-files headed to the big screen? i hope it's better than the last

one they did. the stars of the show, they say yes. the two say a script is in the works for a third movie. no word on when it may hit the theaters. it's called operation good shepherd, a program in alabama that allows pastors to join police at crime scenes to comfort victims. now an atheist group is threatening to sue. they say any plan by public officials to engage in a scheme to promote christianity public funds and public officials is play tantly unconstitution unconstitutional. i do not like when the pesky atheists have a point, and they kind of do this time. not a slam dunk.

here's what i think the montgomery police department would have to say in order to win their case in court. they would have to say, loo being, this is not about religion. yes, we did put pastors on the payroll, but it's for crime fighting and crime prevention. this is not about recruiting people to christianity. if they walk that walk, this he have a shot. >> so they came and said it's to comfort crime victims. , possibly deter volatility. >> those pesky atheists still have the same constitutional rights as christians, jews, muslims. there's a separation between church and state and equal protections here. a government supporting a certain religious sect, that being in this case christianity, is unconstitutional. >> can you see a point there? is there a way that maybe they could not just have christian

pastors? >> i think they can. they reached out to other religions and, again, this is to comfort crime victims at the crime scene. the other point that the police department made is, look, these community organizers are out in the streets anyway. we're going to herd them over when a crime happens or use them for that purpose. they're there anyway. so i think that will also foster their argument. >> can the atheist's argument, they can't use public dollars. what if they volunteered? >> if they got everybody to volunteer. if you had jews, jehovah's witnesses and you had everybody and not a collective group, then it would probably be constitutional. here it was just christians. the argument from this atheist group is they're promoting christianity and it was unconstitutional. you can't use public dollars to support any kind of religion.

>> if a pastor came to a crime scene and you are atheist or you're just not interested, you can say, hey, thanks, but no thanks. go to the next crime scene. it's not that they have to adhere to the good shepherd program. it's an option. >> ken, what if the community said this is something that is working for us. this is something we want. is there any way that the program could stay? >> no. you still can't violate the constitution. i mean, you know, when the pilgrims came over from england they were trying to get away from religious persecution. what they said was there has to be a clear line between church and state so what they're saying is we don't want the government involved in religion. even if the public says, we want this, they still can't violate the constitution. >> this is about crime and not religion. montgomery boasts a high crime rate. >> you can't violate the constitution.

>> ken and johnna, thank you so much. >> good seeing you. 47 after the hour. coming up on foxx and frien-- fd friends. this is an unbelievable story. they survived for 15 hours in the snow before being rescued. they may be young but their intentions are already helping to make the world a better place, like protecting homes from floods. meet the nation's top young scientists next. hey, guys, wave. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you think a prune is a prune, you haven't tried sunsweet, the amazing prune. enjoy plum amazins, diced prunes. i'd put these on a salad. these would be perfect for cookies. delicious and nutritious sunsweet, the amazing prune.

welcome back. they may be yuck, but their inventions are helping to make the world a better place. ten young finalists competed each vying to be named this year's top young scientist. >> the 2013 top young scientist is peyton robertson. [ applause ] >> and peyton is here, along with the second place and third place winners. we have peyton and brooke and sirjay. they're all here. welcome to the show, first of all. >> thank you. >> peyton, you won it all, $25,000? >> yes, sir. it's a lot of money. i'll did i have netly save it for college. >> not buying a car? >> i'm not old enough for that.

i'll save it for college. the top four finalists get to go to costa rica. it's also a science based trip. you learn about biology, ecology, and stuff like that. >> so all three of you are going to costa rica. what is your thing? what did you invent? >> this is my animation. i had a sand bag. >> instead of getting a sand bag when we have a flood, listen to how dumb -- when you have a flood and you have a sand bag. why a polymer and salt? why is that better? >> polymer, when dry, it's light weight. when it's exposed to water it gets heavy. dry it's 4 pounds and you get it wet, it's 30 pounds. >> what he said. >> so how would it work? this is the bag itself? >> this is the bag itself. i used a system to hold it

together. >> it looks like burlap. >> it is burlap. >> see? and it has an interior cloth back to hold the polymer and salt. >> how did you come up with this? >> living in florida, i'm aware of haengs and saltwater flooding and superstorm sandy, helping people prepare and prevent floods. >> how old are you? >> they can be heavy to transport. 11. >> this is -- i thought this would be a good example of how a polymer expands. when a polymer is dry, it curls up. when you expose it to water it expantds. >> it explodes up to that. >> you're going hit brooke. >> that is incredible. you are a genius. thank goodness you live in the united states of america. brooke, tell us what you did. you came in second place? >> yes. >> what did you invent? >> it's i see pooch. you can visit with your dog and

deliver a treat. >> you can be at work, you could be at work somewhere. your dog is at home alone. could you have a conversation with your dog and feed him. do it again. >> i'm at home. >> that's cool. >> thank you. >> what's it called? >> i see pooch. >> that's what they called me in high school. >> you got funding for this? are you going to get funding? >> we're raising funding right now. >> how old are you? >> i'm 13. >> do it again. do it again. >> that's all the cook nis in there. >> what did you do? >> this is stride. this helps visually impaired users to know if they're going to run into objects. >> this is for people like me who are texting and walking? >> sure. >> what will it do? >> the vibrator, it will tell if you there's any objects within a couple of strides away. >> be how did you come up with this? why did you see a need for this?

>> there are 20.3 million people in the u.s. alone that have visual impairment just due to a few causes. that's not the whole picture. i wanted to help them because for them they may not be able to see the floor or the wall or stuff around them. >> if i have that shoe on, i'm walking up towards you it would go brrrr. >> there is for visually impaired folks not having to use a cane. >> that is to help replace that. >> that is brilliant. >> are you going to be able to bring it to market? >> i'm looking towards bringing it to some marketplace. >> get on it. i think we need thnchts clayton, you know what the take away is here? >> what? >> i'm an idiot. >> i'm right there with you, mike. >> congratulations to all of you. >> this is what america is all about. coming up here, serve and protect until you hit the stadium doors. guns are no longer allowed to be

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it's about to be a movie but fans aren't impressed with the pick for the leading man. now he's out. so who would you put in? >> i live it. i just don't read it, i live it. >> we want your e-mails this morning. who would you pick for the leading man for "fifty shades of gray" fox and friends hour two starts right now. i actually haven't read one sentence of that book. >> but you have? >> you know how i have? all the women on subways in this city, when that book was hot, they were reading it on their kindless on their way to work. i was looking over the shoulder of one woman. she was in her 60s on her way to work with the kindle. i was like, oh, my gosh. i was blushing. >> people were wondering why you were getting hot and bothered. >> she had the giant font, too. i knew what book she was reading. >> that book is where people

will put a brown paper bag around the outside. clearly everybody was reading it. >> that's why the kindle is so brilliant. we'll have more on that coming up. send us your suggestions for who should play the mans. an arrest has been made in the murder of a little girl known as baby hope. police say the little girl's real name is angelica castillo. her cousin, 52-year-old conrado juarez admitted to it. his sister helped dump her body on the side of a manhattan highway inside a picnic cooler. >> they then separated and he returned to the bronx and his sister to queens never to speak of the heinous act again. >> they never gave up on the case. dna evidence led to juarez. overnight, two people injured after a house exploded

in pittsburgh. the air smells like natural gas in the area. houses nearby were sevacuated. there's new happy news for a couple whose two children were killed last year by their nani. kevin and morena kyeremeh welcomwelkrem said we are very excited to share that felix harrison krem today. morena, felix and all of us are healthy and happy. thank you all so much. leo and lulu were killed last year by their nani who has pleaded not guilty. >> that was such a horrible story. from that to some college football. did you watch? what a day of college football it was yesterday. here is some of the best from around the league. texas a&m and ole miss. aggie's qb, johnny football falls to the ground, grabs his knee, the whole state of texas

freaked out. he would return. the fourth quarter, aggie's down. manziel rolls to the right and cuts back, dives in for the 6 yard td. game tied at 38-38. texas a&m's josh lanvil nails it. aggies survive, 41-38. a marathoner up in happy valley in pennsylvania. my dad and i on the couch yesterday. we couldn't believe what was going on. down to the wire. this is the third overtime. penn state/michigan for the win. michigan with the chance to win. brandon givens misses three field goals yesterday. he missed that one. in the fourth overtime penn state punches it in from the 1. the knit any lions upset the wolverines. four overtimes 46783-40. >> they can't compete in any bowl games for a number of years so this was -- i mean, this was sort of a puric victory.

look that up on google. it was a big deal for them. 106,000 fans were there. >> it was great. >> big story out of washington, d.c., this morning as well. military veterans outraged by the way they are being treated in washington over the government shutdown. >> petater doocy is reporting live. is it still barricaded? >> reporter: it is barricaded. you can see we have these bike rack barricades that are being held together with steel ties. there are easy ways to get in and out if you go around. we haven't seen anybody do that. we're here at the world war ii memorial. this represents the greatest generation and the organizers of today's event want to make sure that those veterans and everyone else who has ever served are treated better in the future than they have been during the

government shutdown. >> jack kennedy said you'll know the character of a nation by the way it treats its veterans. if this is the nature and character, we're on a sharp decline. the issue of the death benefits really brought this to a head. we said, we'll stand for those who canned stand for themselves. >> reporter: and you look right behind me, we have a brand new sign that says due to the federal government shutdown this national parks area is closed except for first amendment activities. this is a completely grassroots event today. no sponsorships. no big stage. no big signs at all, only about half a dozen people here so far. all we've seen are a few flags being flown. it's not just about what's going on here. the organizers want people, everyone who can across the country, to go to their local monument, their local war memorial and try to just get the

word out about what they think is a real injustice being done to america's veterans during the shutdown. >> peter doocy live. it will be a long time coming before these memorials get open. we thought yesterday there would be progress out of dc. harry reid said we're not going to move forward. looks like we're still working. maybe a few little discussions but nothing is happening at this hour. >> no progress. >> that's progress is that they're talking now in the upper chamber. >> nothing else has come of it. >> and private clubs. >> statue of liberty is open. grand canyon open today. those individual states will have to pay. >> look at the price tag on all of these. the states need to do this because they make so much money from this. new york city to open the statue of liberty, $369,000 to open

that up. you have all the staff, boats and everything that go over to the island. $61,000 daily to open up liberty island. >> daily. >> daily for the park. in arizona for the grand canyon, $661,000. they're doing that to keep it open for one week alone. >> opening mt. rushmore. >> why does it cost so much to keep the grand canyon open? it's a giant hole. i believe -- >> they have to make sure people aren't going to fall in. >> i guess. it's crazy. people putting up private funds to make sure it's open. janice, you tour this great country and all the weather stories you do out there. tourism dollars for these places. >> i love the grand canyon. did you just say it's one giant hole? i'm going to hear it from some grand canyon defenders. >> i'm tweeting right now as we speak. >> what is -- how many -- why do you need to pay that? >> amazing landmark. >> took a while to build.

>> that was one of our favorite trips we took as husband and wife when i first got married. >> you know the colorado river cut that into the earth. >> yes. absolutely i learned that from a wonderfully paid tour guide. >> there you go. all right. let's take a look at the maps, shall we, and your nation's weather today. not too bad. we had a low pressure center across the mitd atlantic that brought blustery weather. we have a weak cold front across the great lakes. look at texas, you're getting some much needed rain. our satellite radar imagery as we go through time. our next system will come out of the rockies bringing mountain snow. you can see the heavy rain across portions of the central u.s. texas, you could receive anywhere from four to six inches of much needed rainfall. there are your highs. northern tier of the country cooler than average. a beautiful day here in new york and it will continue. i want to point that out. this is the type of forecast

that us forecasters like to give, we get a lot of high fives. beautiful this week. maybe we should all call in sick on monday. >> that's a good idea. in my plan. >> we're talking about "fifty shades of gray." >> what was your favorite part? >> i was one of those people with the brown paper bag. >> did you hear the story, the guy who was set to play the lead man in the movie is -- i guess there was a lot of backlash. the sons of anarchy. >> he's now baktd out of the project saying he has too much going on. >> some people are saying he has cold feet because of the backlash on social media. why did this guy get picked? he's saying he has other obligations with projects he's working on. >> it is going to be a huge, huge movie at the box office so -- >> it can be a star maker. >> if he's not going to do it, who will do it? >> that's what we're asking our viewers this morning.

e-mail us at friends at fox news. who do you want to play? >> matthew mcconaughey would be nice. i know he's not supposed to be quite that old. i would love that. >> the book i haven't read. >> he's supposed to be younger, 28, 38. >> the woman that he's manipulating is right out of college. >> okay. who would be a good one? >> i know you read "fifty shades of gray" what do you think? >> veto, who do you think? >> he's pretending? >> universal pictures, they're saying the film makers of "fifty shades of gray" and charlie hunnam have agreed to find another male lead given hunnam's immerse sieve tv schedule. >> did you say he was busy? >> aren't you shocked that he

wouldn't want to stay in no matter what? cancel all the other tv projects. >> people always rain on character choices before. remember michael keaton as batman. come on. then he was fantastic. let us know your thoughts. >> friends of fox news.com. ffn. >> or our own veto. come over here and wave. >> "fifty shades of gray" here. >> yeah. >> all right. coming up here on the show, a vicious predator on the loose and it's not vido. look at this. >> it was very dark. there was a little bit of fog and he was dead silent. i just happened to turn around right when he was coming at me and i hit the deck. >> that man is talking about a hoot owl. >> who? >> hoot owl. >> who? >> one owl is terrorizing an

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families? what is the discussion being had at military bases and around the military tables. >> it's a violation of trust. we're asking the service men and women to leave their families, go into harm's way and fight in a war without the reassurance that if anything should happen to them on the battlefield, that their families might not be taken care of with the death gratuity benefits just as we've seen over the -- since the shutdown has happened. and that's not what we want soldiers focusing on in combat. it causes an extreme amount of stress. it's distracting and can ultimately risk people's lives. this should never be something that military people have to consider on the way out the door into combat. >> the greatest super power in the world. yesterday i had a pakistani cab driver say to me, is your government embarrassed about this? what sort of a message does this send to the world? should we be embarrassed?

>> this is absolutely embarrassing. it's shameful that our military men and women are being used as political pawns for gains because the obama administration knows that the american people care about our service men and women and they think it will put political pressure to hurry up and end this shutdown on obama's terms to end this as quickly as possible, but it's really dirty politics and it's absolutely shameful that our military men and women are at the middle of this. >> put up some information information on the screen. these are some of the other things that have been denied during the military shutdown. the death gratuity. the burial expenses. travel for funeral services. dignified travel at dover air force base. when we see the flag draped could have fins come coffins fr. >> in addition to this, we're seeing training being affected

as well because of the military civilian furloughs. units can't go to gun ranges to do target practice because the civilians who issue out ammo aren't there. range control civilians aren't there. even with getting fuel for aircraft so they're not getting as many flielt hours as they were. all of that contributes to lack of morale. the military really feeling as though they're being used in this political game and it's absolutely outrageous that politicians are stooping to this low and really affecting our military members. >> you have other wings in the military as well which are currently being asked to go work and not receiving. so the nondefense, like noaa, the national guard being asked to go to work but not receiving those paychecks and some families having to take out small loans to put food on their plates. amy barno is a u.s. army chopper pilot retired.

joining us from denver. we appreciate you getting up early out there. >> thanks, clayton. coming up on the show, they serve and protect until you hit the stadium doors. the nfl no longer allowing off duty cops to carry guns inside the games. is this making game day less safe? then robots do everything these days from driving to surgery. now they're about to take over your hr department. can they really do that? we'll explain. can they find the perfect employee? ♪ come a sail away, come sail away, come sail away with me ♪ [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows all white meat chicken was made to be blanketed in golden breadcrumbs. with whipped mashed potatoes, topped with a thick homemade gravy. so she makes her country fried chicken to be eaten together. so they savor every last bite. marie callender's.

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guns into games. >> yeah. you go into a big game today, according to the nfl, off duty officers who attempt to bring firearms into an nfl game will be denied entry. >> so does this new rule actually make game day a little bit safer or less safe? former detective and fox news contributor rob wheeler joins us. >> good morning, anna. how are you? >> i'm fantastic. thanks for asking. we have the security cameras. there's no need for police officers off duty, we have extra security at the games. critics are going these aren't just some thugs carrying them around willy-nilly. they're trained officers. which side are you on? >> absolutely. it's one of the most bone headed laws -- it's not a law but a policy of the nfl that i've heard in a long time. it's not local police officers. it includes secret service agents off duty, fbi agents off duty. think about it, if these officers cannot carry their

weapons into the game, the question becomes, who can? i can tell you who it is. the active shooter, the person there that wants to be the terrorist. we have to rely on these off duty officers as well as firefighte firefighters, ems folks to be there when we need them. >> let me try to take the other side here because i go to the eagles games in south philly. people drink and i guess we're going to blame it on the alcohol here. i mean, the nfl says we have enough police officers and security people, we've got you covered. you don't need people, off duty cops carrying guns. >> right. i know that's what they say, but that's not true. there's clearly not enough, mike. even at the philadelphia games, as you know firsthand, there's hundreds of thousands of feel and there's police officers scattered about the stadium. there's clearly not enough. officers are trained, guys, to be on duty 24/7 no matter where they are, at a walmart or a venue like a football stadium.

i think they should be responsible enough to take action any time their duties are needed. >> rod, texas thinks they have it figured out. they're not doing this. they say that an off duty police officer, if they go through a specific gate, let security know where they'll be sitting, it's okay. do you think other states will follow suit? >> i hope so. i think that is a good policy they have in texas, anna. i think this is another attempt to chip away at our second amendment rights. taking gurcing guns out of the our people. this is a bone headed policy, anna. >> where do you suppose this -- where did the idea come from? i don't remember many incidents where we have to put a stop to off duty officers with guns? >> you're right, mike. every now and then somebody might get a little overly intoxicated. that can happen anywhere as we all know, not just at a football

stadium. we rely heavily on police officers. not only should they be allowed to carry weapons, but they should be allowed in these venues free of charge and encouraged to bring their weapons so that that can be another added layer of protection for our football games. >> listen to ron taking it to another level. let them in free. >> that's right. let them in free. >> rod, lastly, these guys they say taking the oath to serve and protect and how is this any different than doing this on the streets? >> i'm sorry, say that one more time. >> taking the oath to serve and protect and they feel like this isn't any different than, you know, carrying their gun on the streets. >> that's right. that's exactly what these professional men and be women do. they serve and protect. 28 minutes after the hour. robots do everything from driving to surgery. now they're about to take over the hr department, too? can they really do that. >> h.r.? and the boy scouts are here.

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let's go. >> houston, do you read? >> houston. come in, houston. >> houston. houston, come in. we're flying blind, houston. >> hello? >> mission control, we're dropping. please advise. >> mission control is not here right now but can i take a message? >> what do you mean they're not here? >> well, this is awkward, but the government is shut down. >> the new movie "gravity" so good. >> is it? >> nasa was hit the hardest. 98% of nasa shut down. snl last night. we're still up and running. we have the lights on and we're paying the bills. for this story, have you heard about all of these different robots doing different things, driving your cars. the autonomous cars. surgery. all the different surgeries. >> i have one in philly.

our cameras on our morning show, they're robotic. >> kind of creepy, isn't it? >> it's bad. people don't have jobs. they're replaced by computers and cameras. >> you lose the cameras. detecting the best possible employee that they could hire. >> human resources? >> how could some algorithm tell whether you're going to be a good employee based on more than your resume? >> i feel like i 100% could sell myself in person but to a row bolt? i don't think so. >> i'm the girl. >> a handle violation? >> i wouldn't want to be

interviewed or scolded by a robot. >> human interaction. >> it would be less threatening though if you knew you had to go down there instead of talking to adena. i'm going down to talk to the robot. here are the administrative issues. transportation, operations and logistics, administrative support staff and service industry. these would be the jobs that would be most at risk for automation services right now. >> it's called human resources. >> even the driving cars. >> the automated cars will not do that, they'll run into the branch and destroy the car. they don't have a sense there's not another car down the road. it will drift a little bit. you lose it. >> no tweaks. >> let us know what you think,

friends at fox news.com. a california high school football player has died after collapsing on a game thursday. hundreds gard for a vigil to remember 16-year-old jody soza. he went into cardiac arrest. within five minutes paramedics rushed him to the hospital. he was taken to be examined by a brain injury specialist. he died on saturday. the cause of death has not been released. the military is creating a real life ironman. the super han human suit will make special forces nearly invisible. the new uniform will be bullet proof, it will provide enhanced strength and heal wounds. the prototype is expected to hit the market sometime next year.

hooters alert. hot foot owl terrorizing feel in tennessee. some victims experienced scratches on his scalp. another man says he wasn't hurt but the owl did steal his hat off his head. >> looked to my left and there was an enormous bird flying away from me with a wing span of about four feet and it had my hat and presumably my ipod as well. >> i could see in his eyes when i was taking photographs of him, that he had no fear of humans. a hat and an ipod, sounds like something out of harry potter. some people believe it is not just one owl but a family of owls living in the yar. those are your headlines. janice, over to you. >> thanks, ann. look who's behind me. the boy scouts of new york. yeah! waive to everybody. renny will help me.

>> i'm from wood side, queens. >> are you going to help me with the weather? >> yes, i am. >> let's do some temperatures. what do you see? >> 56 in new york, 65 in cleveland. >> very nice. >> 63 in atlanta. >> where is it cold? >> in new york, right here, it's very cold. and rapid city. >> 33 degrees. >> there's your satellite radar. >> a lot of heavy rain moving into texas. >> there it is. look at that. it's terrible right there. >> right? they could get three to four inches of heavy downpours. >> flash flood watches and warnings are in effect. >> flash flood watches and warnings are in effect. >> you rock. that was awesome, renny. >> you have to give him a badge. >> is this a weather badge? fantastic. there you go. >> thank you. thank you so much for being here boy scouts of new york. we're going to toss it over to clayton. my favorite boy scout, and mike.

>> all right. i was a cub scout. were you a boy scout? >> i was a webelow. i didn't make it up to an eagle scout. >> it's a big apple jamboree. good to see you. >> good to see you. thousands of people are here because they're taking part in a variety of activities. >> a girl scout joined us. >> she's a >> you're going to help us earn some merit badges this morning. >> good morning. >> where are you from? >> i'm from brooklyn. >> brooklyn in the house. badges now. i haven't been in the cub scouts for years and years. what do you have to do? >> merit badges tend to focus on one subject area. so we have camping, music and bugling, orienteering, pioneering, and each of the badges, the requirements are generally designed to give you somewhere between just a taste of it as well as more in depth knowledge. >> you're putting us to the test today, right? >> i think i'm supposed to learn how to tie a knot.

who's going to teach me. >> i am. >> what's your name? >> peter. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm going to be learning how to put up a tent, is that right? >> yes. >> who's going to show me how to do that. what's mike going to do? >> i believe he's going to be learning how to play the bugle. >> where's my bugle? >> let's start with -- >> i have a string for you. >> tie a knot. the one we're going to do is the bow line. this is a slip free knot. it has one loop. hold it straight. pinch it like this. >> this is never going to happen. >> then twist it. >> hey. zpl you might be right. >> twist it and pull it over. >> it goes like this. now take the other end. >> how am i doing? >> good. how you learn this is basically this is a rabbit, this is a hole

and this is a tree. >> rabbit, hole and tree. >> rabbit goes out of the tree. >> producer is saying go to the bugle. >> go. >> what's your name? >> my name is eli. >> go for it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now why would you play taps when you want me to do -- is this some kind of subtle message? >> i mean, i don't know. >> what's the key to this? keep your lips really tight and keep the corners tight and blow. >> so, yeah. >> oh, i think i just hurt my spleen. >> i've been playing for four years. >> there you go. >> better. >> much better. >> hey. >> i'm getting there. >> whoa. what are you doing? >> i'm going to learn to put

together a tent. >> i try to be good at but it's going to be miserable, i'm sure. i get all frustrated and yell at things and kick rocks. >> are you allowed to yell and throw things? >> no. >> that's what happens. >> i wish i was your child. >> you want to stay away from me at a camp site, mike, i'm telling you. >> on average, how long does this take to put a tent up? >> put the pins in the side? we have cement here. are we going to drill into the cement? >> no. >> couple minutes. >> yes! >> give that guy a badge. can i get a badge for that? >> i did my knot. >> you want too get there first before you set up the campfire. >> this is the frame. >> the frame? >> yeah. >> all right.

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are going up $10 per visit and my emergency room visits are almost tripling as far as the co-payment goes. yeah, i'm a little shocked. >> what do you think should be done about it then? >> well, i think they should stop what they're doing now, dial back the implementation and fix the problem. for example, in kentucky there's still i.t. problems that they haven't resolved since october 1st. i think -- i believe that the program clearly isn't working. people are signing up. people are shocked. something is wrong. why don't we stop, take a step back, evaluate and move forward with some kind of fix. >> andrew, let me say this, thank you very much. >> thank you. i'm sorry. >> no, that's okay. take care of yourself, please. all right. well, take a look at this. i'm going to put something on the screen. how did anyone survive that

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53 minutes after the hour now. memorial day 2012. a family's small plane crash landed on a desolate mountain in idaho. the temperatures freezing, but they managed to survive. brian and heather brown detail their miracle story in their new book "rescued."

they join us now. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> brian, i'm going to start with you. you're in a small plane. piloting this. leaving from california to go visit your other daughter, tabitha, in idaho stationed in the air force, and what happens? >> well, we had hit a pretty bad band of weather and wasn't what we had anticipated. we knew there was weather in the area. we had to keep press being forward. the weather enclosed all the way around us. at one point after the last ridge line we had flown over before the crash the air flow had gotten ripped right out from underneath the wings. it basically created a stall. so the engine was running fine, all of that sort of stuff was perfectly fine, but just the weather itself ripped the air flow out from under the wing and created the stall. and we just basically put the

nose of the plane down into the canyon to get the air flow back. at the last minute it came back. i was able to lift the nose of the plane up to a pretty steep angle. we ripped two of the wing tips off the trees and hit belly first into the next mountain side. >> the story goes deeper and deeper. 15 hours stranded there. you're wearing summer type clothing. heather, for a woman in particular, 15 hours, what's going through your mind and how did you survive for those 15 hours? >> for the most part i just -- i was trying to keep myself warm. i had little capris on and a thin camisol and a thin little zip up hoodie. it was trying to keep myself warm and awake. with my mom and my dad both having head injuries, it was very important for us to do a roll call about every five to ten minutes to make sure that we were all still awake.

one, that we hadn't gone to sleep and for the fact of to not be able to wake back up from the unconsciousness and from the hypothermia being so cold as it was. >> just can't imagine. brian, there was a miraculous phone call that ultimately saved you. talk about that. >> yeah, that was the start of it. that's the thing about the book, at the time that was really all we knew about was the miraculous cell phone call. we were in the middle of the mountains in the middle of nowhere and even if you drive in that area on the freeway, you're not likely to get a cell phone signal. in this case we certainly did. the phone rang and a lot of people, why didn't you use the phones in the first place. our phones went flying. about midnight several hours after the crash the phone woke us or not woke us up but really startled us. there it went. everything started from there. >> brian and heather, we have to leave it there. i'm going to encourage everybody

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watching saturday college football? if you're looking for a quick hangover fix this morning, we've got the best cures, and they might not be your old go-to ones. we're going to show you some new ones this morning. stay tuned. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. hair of the dog, banana, sprite of all things. we've got some things that will work and things that won't. >> some myths, right? what have you always heard? hair of the dog. cold shower. >> aspirin. >> it just takes time. that's what i've heard doctors say. >> we've got real cures. i saw her. she showed up. she has her bang of hangover cures. >> bag of tricks. let's get to it. we're an hour away from the official beginning of a lot of vets, a lot of vets invading washington, d.c. we'll talk about the government shutdown, of course. they want to visit the memorials down there that are so important to them. our peter doocy is right there on the scene.

peter. >> reporter: mike, you can see right now there are barricades in front of the world war ii memorial, but people are inside. about 20 or 30 minutes ago somebody came through and announced he had opened up both the gates on either side. something that we are starting to see right now, a lot of people showing up. something we have not seen yet though, any park police presence at all. so it would appear at least at this point that they are going to let people in. you can see right here there's the sign that says from the park service, it says due to the federal government shutdown, this area is closed except for first amendment activities. some of the protesters here have now put up what they're kacalli their official million vet protest with their permit on it. i spoke to two men, two veterans who drove here all the way from florida just for this morning's event. listen to why. >> this is just wrong, like ted

said. these are open memorials. very little cost if any to the federal government. these are for our honored war dead. >> i'd like to see the politicians get their acts together and quit punishing the citizens. this is their problem, not ours. we elected them to take care of this country, not to play games, and that's what they're doing. >> i agree. they need to get together, reach an agreement, fund these and pass legislation to ensure that this does not happen again during another government shutdown. >> reporter: so you can see a lot of flags here. there's a very energetic crowd. we also just before we went live saw the same guy who was mowing the lawn in front of the lincoln memorial earlier this week, he's going around with a leave blower. i think he's all the way on the other side. he wants things to look nice for this event since under the shutdown nobody else is cleaning up. what you see here, the organizers hope this is just part of a nationwide effort

today. they want people all across the country to go to their local monuments, their local war memorials to try to send a nationwide message, including in small towns where people might not be paying such close attention to the impact of the shutdown on veterans who they say need to be treated a lot better than they have been since the beginning of this month when things shut down. back to you. >> boy, i'm so glad we are covering this. isn't this a perfect example of how ridiculous this all is? >> peter doocy talking about the leaf blower guy. people in pearl harbor said we're going to go mow the lawns of the memorial of pearl harbor. it's laying fallo right now because of the shutdown. it's sad. the reaction from veterans is sad. to hear veterans writing to us. one veteran writing, todd hahman, disabled veteran, he said you into he had to report this and talk about this. he's right.

disabled veterans will not be paid on the first of the month. they might lose their homes. they won't have food. they can't pair that i bills. you're right. if you go to starsandstripes.com, if they don't get their act together they can't pay it. >> how is that going to help them put dinner on their table for their family and write their mortgage checks. we spoke with arm ber barnow who is a retired chopper pilot. >> it's shameful that our men and women are being used as political pawns. the obama administration knows that the american people care about our service men and women. they think it will put political pressure to hurry up and end this shutdown on obama's terms to end this as quickly as possible. it's really dirty politics and it's absolutely shameful that our military men and women are at the middle of this. >> so many americans are outraged by this.

how can you beat that as the perfect spokesperson and spokespersons to tell congress, get it together. >> going through these barriers right there at the lip con memorial. take a look at these of protesters, hopping over, going in. veterans there saying this is our country. these are our memorials. we're going to go through. >> what does it do to patriotism. some states are having to take it into their own hands. the statue of liberty, something iconic for people around the world. coming to see new york having to pony up their own cash. grand canyon. >> lady liberty is open again today. new york state will have to pay for that. grand canyon, arizona will have to pay for that. south dakota open up mt. rushmore, south dakota will have to pay for that. >> much more from the veterans march in washington, d.c. first we have some headlines. an american soelgder has been shot and killed in eastern

after kban stand. an afghan man wearing an afghan army uniform shot at troops killing one and injuring two others in what is being called an insider a tark. this comes as the u.s. strikes a preliminary security deal with afghanistan with one major issue still unresolved. immunity for u.s. troops. most soldiers will be pulled out by the end of 2014. the united states wants to lead a force of 10,000 to go after the remnants of al qaeda. john kerry says the immunity issue is a make or break in the deal. an arrest has been made in the death of little girl known as baby hope. her real name is angelica castillo. she was only four years old. her cousin, 52-year-old conrado juarez admitted to a sulting and smothering her. his sister helped dump angelic

ka's body. >> they then separated and juarez returned to the bronx and his sister to queens never to speak of the heinous act again. >> detectives say they were able to track down angelica's mother and linked her to dna, to dna on the little girl's body. her dna to that on the body and that would eventually have led them to juarez. there you see him now. new overnight, two people injured in pennsylvania after a hois exploded. happened outside of pittsburgh. the air smells like natural gas. houses nearby were evacuated. there's no word on how badly the two people were injured. call him a cat's best friend. florida pit bull named jack saved a cat from being attacked by two coyotes. the two are family pets. jack's owner is currently deploid deployed in afghanistan. jack won't leave the cat's side

just in case. >> i wouldn't either. >> odd couple there. >> this is an unbelievable story. one of the most powerful storms in years. a cyclone slamming into ind be yeah's coast. death toll rising to 7 people now have died. storm packed winds of up to 130 miles per hour. the storm is just getting started flooding homes and streets. close to 1 million people left the area in the cyclone's path. beforehand officials say that's what saved so many lives. they did have a couple of days' warning for sure. >> if the infrastructure was there for a lot of these people to get out. >> some of these homes can't withstand 130 mile per hour winds. this is equivalent to what maybe hurricane katrina was at one point, a category three as it made landfall across portions of india. now it's being torn apart over the mountains of eastern india. that is good news. the flooding was incredible,

winds, storm surge up to 20 feet. a wall of water pushing into this area. the size of georgia the storm. also looking at two typhoons right now that are moving towards the philippines as well as vietnam. we're going to track these two powerful storms. category 2, category 3. major, major weather happening across the world. let's take a look at what's happening across the u.s. we have slight cold front moving into the great lakes. we also have heavy rain moving into texas which is great news for them. could see the potential for flash flooding. our next big storm system pushing across the look yisz and seen severe weather. we'll keep you up to date on all the weather that's happening. it's been a busy weekend. >> is a typhoon a cyclone? >> they're exactly the same thing. they call them different things in different parts of the area. >> i'm glad you brought that up. >> thank you. coming up here on the show, they seem so close but now it seems lawmakers are so far away.

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>> good morning, guys. look, it's not good. look at it this way, the president rejected an offer made by house republicans and basically talks have broken down with the house republicans that he said was too tough, too one-sided tilting towards the republicans. the senate, senate republicans offered a deal more favorable to the president. in fact, house republicans very upset with it and the senate democrats rejected that and said it wasn't favorable enough to their side. here are the democrats that are saying the house deal is too tough. the senate deal which the house says is too weak is still too tough. do they want to compromise or surrender. >> here are the six different points of the susan collins plan, the senator from maine who put this forward. funding governmend increasing t federal debt limit through january. $967 billion in spending. two-year delay on obama care medical device tax. they may be able to work on

that. required income verification for obama care subsidies. any parts of this collins plan, we're still hearing word that they might have some bipartisan support. what are you hearing about at least a few of those plans? >> well, no, i don't think it's all been thrown out. i'll tell you the part that i think may be the biggest sticking point and may be the toughest to resolve is the government -- the republican plan, the so-called collins plan would extend government funding till the end of march. you say that's good because the president wanted some certainty. the problem is it extends it at the sequester automatic spending levels all the way till march and the democrats don't like that. they want to get out from under that. what's interesting is when it was obama care, which was the law of the land, the white house has said we can't mess with laws in the middle of these negotiations. when it comes to the sequester, which is also the law of the land, well, then the democrats are perfectly happy to mess with

that. >> chris, could the deal maker possibly be representative paul ryan? could he be coming to the rescue? >> i don't think so. i think this really is focused in the senate. interestingly enough, two people who haven't gotten along recently, great negotiators, that's the senate majority leader, harry reid, the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell. that's one of the things i know paul ryan and a lot of republicans in the house are upset at, the senate will make a deal with the more moderate republican faction there. with a day or two left before we hit default will try to jam republicans in the house to accept it. that's not a sure thing. that's the real problem here. you have the danger that the president and the senate, they all agree on something on wednesday or a day before the default hand it to the house and the house says no. >> yeah. didn't senator joe manchin work with senator collins on the plan from yesterday? >> absolutely. absolutely. we're going to be talking at the

top of the hour to senator manchin who's one of the democrats trying to work out a deal. bob corker, republican also trying to work out a deal and i can tell you, mansichin's upset that what he thought was fair is rejected by harry reid. what happens if the senate gets something, will the house pass it? we'll talk to jim jordan, one of the leaders of the tea party faction in the house. you know, see how he feemls now that they're left out of it. >> it was funny, yesterday morning about 9:00, mitch mcconnell and harry reid met. we have a break through. these two are talking. that's what they're supposed to be doing, chris. they're talking. >> yeah. i have to tell you, i don't think things are so good right now. everybody kind of expects it to happen, but i think when the markets reopen, even though it's a holiday, the markets in this country and overseas are opening monday morning. i think there's a real

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white widow is a key figure in the al shabaab terrorist group. a raid on her home uncovered a journal that detailed her journal in key planning for multiple terror attacks. al shabaab is the group responsible for the mall attack in kenya. it's not the sky falling but a door from a small plane landing on top of a cafornia hotel. the pilot says when he took off from the monterey regional airport he realized, oops, the door wasn't closed. he turned around. by the time he landed though, the door wasn't on the plane anymore. it ended up on the roof of that hotel. >> 23 minutes after the hour now. it's a real life drama on the high seas played out on the big screen. >> we have been boarded by armed pirates. remember, you know the ship, they don't.

stick together and we'll be all right. >> film "captain phillips" is on course to be a hit. there's already oscar buzz for tom hangs. >> it made $55 million in the opening week. we learned. look who it is. hi, kevin. >> mike, clayton, anna, how are you guys this morning? >> we're doing great. you have been all over this on your website nerd tears.com. this is your second? mu shall i reveal it? >> no, you go. >> it's a true story with the somali pirates who attack a u.s. cargo ship in 2009. it took the captain, richard phillips, hostage. i knew what happened so going into the film i knew the ending yet i still found myself completely on edge. that to me is a sign of a great film. when you saw "argo", "zero dark thirty" you knew what was going to happen next. you're dealing with tom hangs,

one of the best actors working today delivering one of the best performances of his career. the last scene of this film will give him an oscar nomination in my opinion it should give him the win. that scene is so emotional and so powerful. also, the first movie the somali pirate has ever been in, he beat out 700 people for the role. it's the first time. he holds his own with tom hangs. i've seen 113 films this year, 113. i've only given two 5s. "gravity," see it in 3 will have d imax. and "captain phillips." >> how's it end? >> don't ruin it. >> i haven't seen "titanic" either. >> the film showed me how proud i am to be an american. the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> disney, escape from tomorrow. tell us about this one. >> this is interesting because

this is a first-time director. the movie premiered at sundance. it was shot without the permission of disney. they did it completely unauthorized with guerrilla film tactics, act like they were tourists and act like they were tourists. they had to basically buy season passes so they could get in and out of the park every day to shoot the film. >> didn't they have to ride some ride 12 times or something? >> yeah. the director was telling "the new york times" that they had to ride a ride 12 times to get the shot down perfectly. they were reading their scripts on an iphone and they would rehearse the scenes in hotel rooms before they got down to shoot the scenes in the actual park. >> what did you think? >> the movie itself, it's my opinion, it's way too bizarre. you're deeg with a father who loses his job. he's on vacation with his family. he starts seeing innisster images of the iconic images we see at disney world.

the weird element outweighs the story. i found it more fascinating how it was made. i gave it a 2.5 out of 5. it is available on video on demand for $7.99. it is worth that. don't see it in theaters. >> sounds goofy. >> i'm surprised they let this get out. its that he lawsuit, right? >> if you go to "escape from tomorrow".com. there's a counter. number of days since we've been released that we have not been sued yet. >> i'm going to see that. >> that sounds good to me. >> follow kevin on twitter. he's great with movie reviews. when kevin says go see a movie, that's when we go see a movie. >> @kevinmccarthy. i love your goofy line. >> he's going to see his 114th film this weekend. coming up, it started as a walk for charity. how did this woman end up stuck like this on a bridge like spider-man 22 feet up in the

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a football dog. all right. >> this is your shot of the morning. man's best friend loving some monday night football. this pooch named george bounces up and down in front of a football game. he can particularly get jumpy when he sees a wide shot of the field and all the players. that's when he gets really super excited there. apparently he doesn't do this for any tv show that's on. it's just football. >> it's just football. >> well, hey, that's not for "fox & friends"? what does he do? >> come on, george. >> rolls over. >> plays dead. the controversy over the redskins name has now gone national. in fact, the tribe at the forefront of protests not only airing radio ads in cleveland, now they're going to dallas sort of following different teams around the country and airing radio ads in different markets around the country. take a listen to the radio

adebayor as they a ad as they're outramed. >> this country may still be politically divided but as leading parties said, we should all be able to agree that racial slurs are unacceptable and they should not be used to represent this country's capitol football team. we aren't asking for more than simple respect. no one deserves to be treated with racial slurs. we deserve to be treated simply as what we all are, americans. >> is this a racial slur? is it a badge of honor? the owner of the team, dan snyder, says we're never going to change the name. in an interview said never in capital letters. at the same time you heard from roger goodell saying initially the same thing. if one person's offended, we need to at least listen. >> yeah. this native american group has another native american group

outraged about this it releasing different hats. if all of this is nafair, we're going to make charactures of their faces. some of the tribes fighting back now. let us know what you think, friends at fox noeews.com. off duty officers, their duty to protect and serve ends when they get to a football stadium on sunday. they can't take their firearms in with them anymore. we talked to rod wheeler, a guy you know very well from "fox & friends." this is what he thought about their plans at the nfl. >> if these officers cannot carry their weapons into the game, the question becomes, who can. i can tell you who can? it's the active shooter. the person there that wants to be the terrorist. we have to rely on these off duty officers as well as

firefighters and ems folks to be there when we need them. >> what is the point of this? >> right. >> for safety reason bes? they're saying on the off chance that one of them has too much to drink, they're off duty that, what, they're going to pull out a gun? >> the nfl says we have you covered with enough security officers in individual cities that nobody should have a gun as they walk into the stadium. >> is it going to stick? in texas they are doing the opposite. they say if you're an off duty cop if you go through a specific entrance and you let the security people there know where you're going to be sitting they'll let you do it. they think that's a safer alternative. we are hearing from some of our friends and jerry says this from an e-mail. he says, a lot of places require off duty officers to carry their weapons. what do they do? i guess the nfl doesn't care. >> lee writes, i feel the nfl should stick to making rules. they don't have a clue. do they have a clue about making

rules for football either? they change them all the time. >> and all the concussion issues. how about this massive system failure left people on food stamps with no way to buy groceries yesterday and threatening chaos. >> that's right. the glitch affected people using debit cards in some 17 states. xerox, the company responsible, blamed a faulty routine system test for the shutdown, but that was no reassurance for people trying to buy food. >> in the meantime, what are other people supposed to do, like people with kids and stuff. they don't care? >> i would say that's awful. i mean, they should have left it alone. i mean, they should have tested it at the end of the month or something. >> the company says that everything should be back to normal today, but yesterday on twitter some were threatening to riot. they said a nationwide ebt shutdown, this is about to be all kind of bad. folks are about to riot.

juliet said lnl a riot at aldi because ebt is down. not leaving the house again. 36 munts after the hour. if you think your mother-in-law is bad, at least she didn't try to kill you. a 70-year-old florida grandmother is under arrest for allegedly trying to hire a hit man to try to kill her son's wife. she was arrested last thursday after trying to pay an undercover cop $5,000 to kill her daughter-in-law. she told the police her daughter-in-law is a drunk and a bad mother. she's being held without bond on murder for hire charges. you're on video now. >> okay. a man being held inside the car, he was trying to steal the suspect's -- this is a family member of someone living in the area. distracting a man while he tries to take the car. his cover was soon blown when they wouldn't let him out of the car until police arrived. now he'll be locked up for nearly three years. some terrifying video out of florida as a woman is stuck on a

raised railroad bridge some 22 feet in the air. perhaps it looks a little strange? she just came from a breast cancer walk. a 55-year-old woman walked on a railroad bridge when it unexpectedly started to lift up. i hollered to them to go back but they didn't hear me. >> firefighters used a 24 foot ladder to rescue her. it took 24 minutes to get her down safely. nightmare. those are your headlines. let's get it outside to janice dean who is outside in the blustery wind. there are tentds blowing away. >> there are no tents here. >> they blew away? >> it is. i don't need a wind fan. >> looks good. >> i feel like i need white snake in the background ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ sorry. back to the weather. moving on. to the maps we go. we do have the potential for a

little bit of shower activity across the great lakes and texas as well as the northwest. a system is going to move in and bring some mountain snow. you can see where the radar is bringing the potential for in some cases two to four inches of heavy rain across central texas and northern texas and into oh. they need the rain but we're going to see some flash flooding unfortunately. be aware of that. our next system pushes into the rockies and look at all of the snow we can see. up to a foot or more across the northern rockies. that will be our next system that could give us the potential for strong to severe weather. back inside to anna, clayton, and mike. >> thank you, kate upton. >> it ended up perfectly kaunling. >> did you see yesterday on the internet. it was the most clicked on story, the average man. i tweeted it out. everyone said, oh, my god. good thing i'm not average. >> ladies, listen up.

age 30 to 39 years old. bmi, 29. height 5'9", waist 39 inches. >> 39 inch waist? >> that's the average man. the average man in the united states, how does he compare? >> he's 5'8", has a bmi of 29 in the united states. in france, 5'7", japan 5'6", bmi 23. net netherlands, 6 feet tall. it shows him in his underwear, computer generated image. google it. >> there's a belly. >> i would like to see the netherlands guy. >> a little belly and a little flab up top but he's not svelt. he does not look like beckham. >> beckham would be on one end of the spectrum. >> toned muscular like me, then you have -- not even close. then you have a little ponchy.

kevin james. >> this is a good wake-up call for guys because we as women all the time we get compared to barbie. >> it's about time. it's about time. >> it's about time. >> so the average dude then looks like kevin james? >> closer to kevin james than david beckham. >> that's me. i'm much closer to kevin james. >> that's most of us. that's why it's more than average. let us know what you think. >> let us know what you think about -- >> no, don't. coming up as we head towards hitting that debt ceiling, thursday it's coming up. listen, tomorrow is a holiday. democrats using words like extorsion and economic terrorism to describe the gop but is that message really working? and are you bad at math? it turns out you're probably just lazy. we've got the proof next. ♪ ♪ twins. i didn't see them cing.

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got some headlines for you. think you're bad at math? you're probably just lazy. a new study says americans have a lousy mindset when it comes to numbers, and if a student is bad at math, most of us just shrug it off. the solution, more math classes and better trained teachers in math and just trying to shrug off the lazy attitude that we have. ghosts in space? nasa astronaut mike hopkins posted this picture on twitter of a spooky cloud just outside the international space station. he said something was launched into space and created this. it's tang. thanks, mike.

we have lots of talk but still no deal ending the government shutdown. who's winning the message wars as lawmakers try to find a compromise. let's ask pollster frank luntz joining us this week. nice to see you this morning. >> nice to see you. >> we've been hearing media reports. it seems like the blame falls on republicans. is that the case? what do you make of it? >> we've looked at all the polling. we've done some ourselves. yes, that is correct, by about a ten-point gap the democrats hold the advantage. one of the reasons is messaging. language that has not connected as well as the democrats. i've brought two clips with me. let's start with the armed services committee chairman buck mckeon. obama needs to talk, negotiate and have talks with republicans. let's take a look.

>> we should make sure we do not default on our debts. after all, sitting down and resolving our differences is exactly what americans expect their leaders to do, especially at times like this. >> all right. frank, how did that resonate? what's the democratic response? >> well, the challenge there, that's about prosecess, and allf the republican talk has been getting him to the table and while that's important, that's not really powerful. the american people want results, not process. let's listen to barack obama's approach because he's doing what many democrats are doing, which is the most extreme language that we've heard in politics in some time. let's take a look. >> it doesn't have to be this way. it's not supposed to be this way. manufacturing crises to extract massive concessions isn't how our democracy works and we have to stop it. politics is a battle of ideas, but you advance those ideas through elections and legislation, not extorsion.

>> does that work? >> think about it, he's accusing the republicans of extorsion and what i'd like to do is put up a list of words that democrats in congress and the president have used over the past few weeks. this is the most extreme language that i think we've seen in modern american politics, black mailers, anarchists, extorsionists, terrorists. these are the words that the democrats are using. you would think that they would fail. the reason why the democrats have the advantage is because they're talking about the impact on the american people and the republicans are talking about process. now here's the answer. if you can pull up that last slide. there is language out there that the american people absolutely want to hear. it givens with ee fish e-- begi efficiency and they don't want reckless ps. there's a whole list of language that the american people would

benefit from if the americans would use it. >> you called for it, i'm not sure if we have it. the five most powerful phrases. one of which you said is more efficient, effective and accountable. obviously a lot of americans want that. they're tired of this inefficient government. what else is on that list, frank? >> the key is ending ways for washington spending. it's interesting to watch what's going on. the focus on obama care. that phrase, who's going to pay for it, is the number one question that the american people ask when it comes to obama care and when it comes to all of the federal washington spending. if the gop were asking that question, they would be so much more effective. frank luntz, you have to read his book. it's a great book. i read it when it came out "words that work." if you want to understand how the politicians work and who's effective and who's not. frank luntz, great to see you here. his new book, "win." he's a writer. nice to see you. coming up on the show, it's filled with glitches. it could be a hacker's dream.

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this is a hangover cure. peernl we're going to try to separate fact and fiction this morning with these new hangover cures. did you hear the new story this week about sprite can cure a hangover? pamela is here. she's a bartender. a mixologist here in new york

city. nice to see you. >> nice to see you guys again. >> now, you tested this? >> i put a post on facebook. i said who would like to help me out. i got a lot of responses. and the verdict came out negative. >> so it on does not cure a hangover? >> yeah. there's a lot of effervesence in here. but there's not enough here. >> you hear that, japan? it doesn't work. >> but pedialyte works? >> it will rehydrate you. something like with vatacocoa. >> what's pedialyte? >> normally you serve it to your younger kids. it's filled with electrolytes. >> speaking in mike's language, you use the word ensure? >> yeah. other things you can do is great liquids, they had a lot of natural energy. >> what about just starting to ink again? >> you're just starting to make

yourself drunk again. >> so if you had a night and you decide to pop it back up, not a smart move? >> it's okay if you want to prolong the hangover, but it's never going to cure it. >> a lot of times people who have had long nights of drinking like to wake up and go do a diner and eat some greasy hash browns. >> i'm guilty of that. >> this looks like perfect post college night food. >> this is perfect for starting your night. you need it to absorb all that alcohol. >> before i go out, i eat a stick of butter. >> oh. >> what about bananas. >> you're losing a lot of potassium and vitamins when you drink. bananas are a great way to get it back in. get home, have some water and have a banana. aspirin is not what you should be taking if you're drink. it's really bad to mix alcohol with aspirin. but ibuprofen and tiylenol are

very safe. al ka seltzer will do what sprite does, but to a greater degree to help cure you. >> coffee? caffeine? >> for all you cavene addicts, you need that. >> chew on a punk shoe? >> no. you have to sweat it out. and it's good for your system to get the blood flowing. >> so we have some winners here. pedialyte, bananas, alka seltzer. >> be smart. drink a lot of water when you go out, pace yourself and make sure you have a good meal on you before you start. >> buzz pamela on twitter. ask her for her drink recipes. i'm going to pick her brain for a good martini one. take a look at this. what's faster than an elk or a motorcycle?

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. we are good. sunday morning. it is the 13th of october. the government closed for nearly two weeks and now talk ves gone up in flames. as the nation gets closer to hitting the debt ceiling, republicans push for a plan to compromise. senate democrats say no deal. now our nation's military heros have had enough and today they are fighting back. we are live in washington, d.c. as the show kicks off. it's filled with glitches, but it could be a hacker's dream. the stunning new side effect of the obama care website revealed. what you need to know about your personal information being at

risk now. >> our personal information is being held by the government, so i'm sure it's going to be fine. >> it's fine. it's one of the most positive lar books of all time, "fifty shades of grey." but fans have not impressed with the pix of that guy on the left side of your screen. he's out now. who would you put in his place? your e-mails and tweets are fired up about it. get your vote in. >> hey, everybody. come on into this fox & friends. get your votes in for the shades of grey leading man. apparently people were not happy that he was the choice. he said i'm going to back out. >> who do you want? >> bradley cooper, i've decided. >> i think he's too old. >> i think bradley may be in his mid 30s. this guy is spog supposed to be

in the upper 20s. 28, 28. >> he's 88. >> 38. >> first, we have to get you this. the big story out of d.c. this morning, the million vet march under way. at this hour, veterans outraged by the way they're being treated out of washington during the government shutdown. they're gathering across the country right now. >> peter is live at the world war ii memorial. things are heating up behind you. >> there are a lot more people here than they were earlier in the morning. definite lee a few hundred. and something else that's different from our live report the last hour, all those metal barricades that were around the entire complex, around the entire memorial are now gone. some of the people here, the marchers, the protesters are gone. they cut the metal ties that were keeping the barricades together. they lifted them over their heads two at a time and threw them down. it was a loud scene.

they threw them all down in a big pile. they're just lying in a heap on the corner outside the memorial. we have talked to a lot of people here. it seems like folks have come from across the country for this event and they're all telling us the same kind of thing, like this. >> all vets have been fed up with what's going on. so i think we're standing up, right, grant? >> absolutely. >> to make a difference. >> when you start talking about denying survivors benefits, when you start looking at all the things that have happened, we're retired. we can speak up. there are those serving right now, they can't speak up. >> and a little bit earlier, we also saw the man who became kind of famous this week for mowing the lawn outside the lincoln memorial. he was here leaf blowing the sidewalks. i asked him what he was doing. he said he's been told he can't have a mower or a chainsaw, but no one told him anything about a leaf blower. so he was trying to clean things up and he said he'll be here

after everyone is gone because since the government is shutdown, there's no one else to come and clean up. that's the scene here. also the organizers as i mentioned earlier want folks across the country to go to their local war memorials and monuments to have a scene like this recreated in as many places as possible today. >> i'll tell you what, 13 days -- thank you, peter. 13 days into this, that's the best video that describes the way we're all feeling, i think. picking up the barricades and tossing them in a pile. >> veterans picking up the barricades and throwing them in a pile. we're hearing from veterans writing in about their benefits may be cut in the first of the month, may not be able to pay the mortgage on their house. these are veterans who served this country and checks may stop if the government continues to be shut down by the 1st of this month. >> even if they get them later, how does that help them in the here and now? we spoke earlier this morning with the with a former helicopter pilot and she's

outraged about the whole thing. so are a lot of you. this is from todd. he says i'll be a vet who will lose everything on the 1st. >> john writes this morning and says the denial of benefits debacle this week is another sad chapt canner of the continue in denial by congress of the promises made to veterans across america. >> i am a disabled vet. what do i tell them when a check is not given to their dad? sorry, girls, but my sacrifice to this country is worth nothing to our president. >> right. and some people saying, look, this is for some of these active duty individuals or some of these people not getting a paycheck, look, this is a paid vacation. so much i say that implies you're being paid right now. in fact, you're not.

we don't know. >> well, the negotiations started -- it looked like they were maybe going to get something done, but we're back to square one now this morning. you remember senate democrats are rejecting a proposal that main republican senator susan collins had come up with. essentially it would fund the government for -- let's see, for six months, right? and the debt ceiling was going to be increased through january. the sticking point for harry reid was the two-year delay on obama care's medical device tax. he said we're not going to compromise and we're not going to negotiate on this. >> and that would require verification for obama care subsidies, as well. we had some folks earlier on the show this morning talking about louis gomer with just another key example that obama care is still the focus. take a listen. >> we have made offer after

offer after offer and we have voted for compromise after compromise after compromise. harry reid saying there's a bunch of fire brands and radicals in the house that are -- have hijacked the party. that's not the case. we are together, but the hijacking has been the u.s. senate by a left wing radicals who want to keep spending grandchildr grandchildren's money without any consequences. >> of course, the democrats, tights right wing people in congress. it's back and forth and back and forth. >> harry reid saying that's what our job is to do is to keep the government open, but you guys wanted to close it down. that's wa louis gomer is responding to there. more on in this morning as the veterans begin to march not only in washington, but across this country. >> we start with a fox news alert as we go to your other headlines this sunday. an american soldier has been so the and killed in eastern afghanistan. officials on the ground say a man wearing an african army

usually uniform shot killing one and injuring two others in what is being described as an insider attack. one major issue is still unresolved, immunity for u.s. troops. most soldiers will be pulled out by the end of 2014, but the united states wants to leave a force of 10,000 to go after the remnants of al qaeda. secretary of state john kerry saip says the immunity issue is a make or break deal. an arrest has been made in the death of baby hope. her real name is angelica castillo. police say her cousin, a 52-year-old, admitted to assaulting and smothering her to death. according to cops. >> he returned to the bronx and his sister to queens, never to

speak of the heinous act again. >> detectives say they were able to track down angelica's mother and linked her dna to dna on the girl's body. that's what eventually led them to juarez. new overnight, two people injured in pennsylvania after a house exploded. police say the air smelled like natural gas in the air afterwards and hois were evacuated. there's no word on how badly the two people were injured. in a note, getting up close and personal with a motorcyclist and his girlfriend. >> it's chasing us. it's chasing us. >> feed the elks, do not feed the elks. the large animal did not let up until the biker hit the throttle full speed. >> she made a beef jerksy joke at the elk and that's why he got

all mad. >> yeah. he said i'll cure you. let's check in with janice in the weather center right now. >> top that. >> i can't. >> top of the morning to you. >> there's moose usse in your h. >> let's take a look. >> we're dealing with rain across texas and the northwest and we have a slight cold front over the eastern great lakes. but we are seeing some flooding potentiahis is a serious situat. i just read that we're seeing some high water rescues in and around the austin, texas, area where we have flash flood watches and warnings. a lot of rain in a short period of time. don't travel over w water you can't see the bottom of. taking a look at the flood advisories for much of central texas, south of brian and del rio, that's going to continue for the next 24 to 48 hours. ultimately, a good news story because they need the rain.

but, again, flash flooding will be a concern not only today, but also tomorrow. so keep that in mind. >> get out your elk spray. >> okay. >> thanks, janice. coming up, serve and protect until you hit the stadium doors. the nfl no longer allowing off duty cops to carry their gun he is inside the game. is that making you less safe? and it could be a hacker's dream. the side effects of the obama care website, next. ♪

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of trusted s.e.c. and hacking expert david kennedy. david, nice to see you this morning. >> great. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> as people are signing up for these exchanges, what sorts of things could a hacker come in .swipe from sthem, pirnl information and such? >> it's everything from your entire medical history, everyone from where you're a kid and where you're at now, as well as your social security number, your home address, birthdays, potentially financial information for payments. basically, everything that you had probably consider, you know, as sensitive as a u.s. citizen is going to be stored within the database and stored within this website. >> david, i have a friend who happens to be the head of security for twitter. and he told me a few months ago, he said we spent years, that's our main focus, making sure that your private information is safe and secure. that's what they lose sleep over. do you think the government does that with this website, with these website for these exchanges? >> the answer to that is definitely not. that's a strong definite not.

if you look at the issues that they had, just with keeping the website up, it shows a much larger systemic issue that this was rushed out the door. there wasn't a lot of thought or architecture or infrastructure put behind it. i come from a large background of working with large i.t. infrastructures. rolling out into what we call a production instance has a lot of testing and things like that. so when we -- sorry. go ahead. >> i'm sorry. i was going to ask you the question about how people are being infiltrated. is it by going to the website and putting on their personal information or are they phishing schemes where people send them an e-mail saying, hey, we need more information from you click this link and they're stealing information that way? >> the first is both. what we did is we looked at the website from a hacker's perspective, but not hacking it because that would be illegal. we looked at the website and the security around it and it was extremely lax. a lot of major issues. things we couldn't post online because of sensitivity of the data. that's one major that we saw as a hacker.

absolutely. the second part of that is hackers will always use what's big in the media right now or what's big that someone knows about because it's easier for them to click on something they're familiar with than something they're not. phishing is a major problem, as well. >> how do you know if it's a problem if you're signing up for one of these exchanges? >> this is something that we have to do. we're going to have to sign up for this whether we like it or not. but what we need to focus on is anything with identity flawed or identity threat, is credit being taken out in our names? all of those with key indicators. they just reset everybody's password in the database recently as of last week. that's a sure indicator that something not good is going on behind the scenes. whether it's an i.c. issue or security fwlich, monitor yourself as this is going on. this will be one of the largest central collections of u.s. data in history.

definitely a big problem for us when it comes to our security and personal information. >> we just saw this from adobe this week. it happens to private businesses all the time. you can imagine it will happen with government. >> slightly. this website is being attacked right now. >> david kennedy, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm clayton morris. from schools banning tag to doing away with postgame handshakes, what the heck is going on? the man who calls it all pure lunacy joins us next hour. don't miss it. and take a look at this, a dog pulling off the greatest shelter escape ever. he couldn't wait to go home, so he decided to break out of the shelter. wait until you hear the dog's name. i'm phyllis and i have diabetic nerve pain.

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welcome back. quick headlines for you. it is 22 minutes past the hour. remember the story, two new york city children? horrible story. allegedly killed by their nanny. this morning, some happy news for their parents. kevin and marina krinn welcoming a healthy baby boy this week. they announced the news on their facebook page with a fund created in memory of the two children they lost. and new overnight, police using pepper spray to break up hundreds of rioting washington students last night. the students started throwing bottles and plates as this t police tried to break up the rowdy party. at least four people were arrested. make and anna.

>> it was a football and soccer ball banned, now another school banning the game of tag, you're it. yeah, tag. and how about in kentucky? the postgame hand shakes between the players, they're banning that, too. >> is america just taking sports safety too safely? here to weigh in on that is mark sanomachi. joufr rage over out of place semi pro football player. sorry, i had to get that in there. sorry about that. >> it's a mouthful. don't worry about it. >> tell us, what do you think is happening to sports in america? don't you have to have a ball in order to be good at a football or soccer or anything else that you may play in high school? >> yeah, guys, you would think so. i don't think the irony should be lost on any of us that a nation like america that is waddling its way towards morbid obesity, one corn dog at a time, is now somehow finding ways for

their children to exercise left. i don't understand this. i'm a dad, i'm a parent. i get it that it's in our dna to protect our kids and nurture them and keep them safe. but to me, this is going way too far, removing all balls from rece recess. some won't let the mrargs shake hands because fights have broken out, some animosity spilling over from the game. >> what do you think this is all about, though? >> well, i have heard that they've since retracted that. they pulled a little roger clemens language. and i remember how we described that in the memo and they've since retracted that saying, handshake res allowed, they just have to be monitored. but i think it's emblem attic of your point, it's am blemattic of removing all the great things about team sports, in this case, learning how to win and lose with dignity. it's important to learn how to win with humility and dignity

and lose. so me, it's probably just a few bad apples and some overzealous parents and coaches who get the testosterone flowing and the next thing you know there's a brawl. but one of the greatest traditions in sports, to me, is the nhl where at the end of a playoff series, they beat the hell out of each other. like no other sport xepts maybe football. and at the end of it, they line up, shake hands and the crowd applauses. >> maybe you pluck out the ones who are actually causing the problems. where's, do we not learn something from the bumpes and bruises that we get? >> i totally think so. to me, there are two causes to this. one is our rampant litigious society where if timmy gets hit on the shin with a kick ball, dad can sue the school district. i don't get that.

it's the litigious society that has schools fearing these lawsuits. too, i think it's generational arrogance on our part. like i said, i'm in my mid 40s. i'm a parent. and to think that we know better than thousands of years of parents who have kept their kids safe and we say, hey, no, guys, we've got it. we're going to take away balls and everything is going to be fine. we're bubble wrapping our kids. i just -- i don't understand. the olympic event necessary 2020 are going to be, what, 400 meter self-esteem build? competitive synchronized staring? i don't get this. >> one of the funny things you've written is we're going to have to start cutting down trees so the boys and girls don't climb trees. >> exactly. >> i don't think the epa would be down with that. let's loose all the trees. kids, they might fall out. you guys are right. i think that's nutty. >> mark, author of "just kick it" thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, guys.

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if your pill isn't giving you the control you need ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza®. it's covered by most health plans. take a look at your shot of the morning. preschool teacher who lost her leg in the boston bombings returning to a race course for the first time. this is 29-year-old erica brannick. she was the starter for the baltimore marathon yesterday. but it's been a long road to recovery. she spent 50 days in the hospital and used a prosthesis for the first time last week. she's already plannin to run the marathon in boston last year. >> we unfortunately have the wrong picture there, but what an amazing story. that was not too long ago. >> that was the wrong picture? >> yeah. >> my eyes are so bad. that's why i had to lean over this way just to read it. we'll get the correct picture up

soon. all right. you've weighed in heavily on our e-mail address. how charlie hannannan -- he was one of the stars of "sons of anarchy." he was chosen to play in "fifty shades of grey." there he is. they said he would be clean shaven for the role. but now he's taken himself out of the picture. >> but apparently there was controversy. the problem is that people see him as his "sons of anarchy character." they can't figure out he's an actor. he might likely be able to play other characters. >> christian grey, he's supposed to be 28, 29, right? and he starts manipulating a woman who is right out of college and gets her to do -- well -- >> untoward things? >> kinky things. >> we've been everybody who they

would pick. i picked bradley cooper. but you guys say he's too old. >> dallas new movie coming out. can bradley cooper play it? >> however, i think james scott of "days of our lives" would be the ideal christian grey. >> i don't know what he looks like. >> i don't know what he looks like, either. >> mary says i highly recommend henry caval to play christian grey. he's gorgeous. >> he played the most recent superman. >> look what jan says. >> from rhode island. she agrees with you. bradley cooper is perfect for the part, attractive, athletic build and his blue eyes. >> he would be great, look at that. >> so our peruers managed to find that picture. >> way to go, megan. >> i don't know about other ladies, but i personally think seeing paul walk ner this role would be hub ba hub ba.

>> he's good looking. >> in that picture, too. >> fast and furious. >> no one can compare to christian grey. every woman has a picture of him in their own mind. it's impossible to recreate. just leave it alone. don't even make the movie. >> channing tatum or peter ducie. yeah! all right. >> you know, wait a second. he might be on to something. >> yeah. getting right in the right age range there. >> right. >> peter doocy as christian grey. >> i was thinking robert patterson. what a slam that would be, though, to kristin stewart. >> how about getting somebody old, something distinguished. >> is who? >> like a morgan freeman, gray and -- >> that couldn't be a worse pick. >> michael douglas? >> yeah. i'm trying to think of people

who are still alive. >> i know. i was thinking -- >> harrison ford. >> we have to move on, unfortunately. 34 minutes after the hour now on your sunday morning. and on to some headlines for you, a massive system failure left people on food stamps with no money yesterday. xerox, the company respond, blamed a faulty system test, but that was no reassurance for people trying to buy food. >> in the meantime, what are the other people supposed to do? like the people with kids and stuff. they don't care? >> i would say that's awful. they should have left it alone. they should have tested it at the end of the month or something. >> the company says everything should be back to normal today, but yesterday on twitter, some were threatening to even riot. emily said moms were crying because their edt cards didn't

work and now they can't feed their kids. breaks my heart. hooters a looter, hot foot hootty, robin hood, those are a couple of the nicknames given to an owl who is terrorizing joggers in tennessee. one man says he wasn't hurt, but the owl stole a hat right off his head. >> i looked to my left and there was an enormous bird flying away from me with a wing span of about four feet. and it had my hat and presumably my ipod, as well. >> i could see in his eyes when i was taking his photographs on him that he had no fear of humans. >> well, get this. the owl has his own twitter page now. his first ever tweet? uploading some hootty to my new ipod. a door from a small plane landing on the roof of a

california hotel. according to the pilot, he realized the door's plane was not closed after the plane had taken off. he turned around, but by the time he landed, the door was gone. it was found the next day on the roof of this hotel. >> a guy stopping by the office and telling, hey, there is a plane door on the roof. >> and a hotel worker says no one heard the door land of the rooftop. who does the average american man look like? according to the cdc, he has a bmi of 29, just shy of obesity. he's 5'9" with a 39 inch waistline. how does that compare to other countries? american men used to be tallest in the world. american men are the heaviest in the world. tommy wrote, those facts are sad. i have been an athlete my entire life. i am not the same size as i was in high school. americans need to drink more water, walk and simply eat less.

tracy wrote in to say the average men i see have a bmi of 35. and that's being nice. those are your headlines. >> wow. i'm bordering on average man, then. janice, what's going on? >> i like a little spare tire. where is everybody from? we don't have a lot of time. happy 25th anniversary. >> susi hamner. >> mel hamner. >> in and around the austin area, we have some high water rescues right now where they've received close to 5 inches of rain in a very short period of time. this system is going to continue to dump more moisture. and then we have yet another system across the northwest. that's going to bring high mountain snow and perhaps some strong to severe storms across the central u.s. real quick, there's your

forecast. snowfall across the northern rockies. in some cases, over 18 inches of snow. there you have it. big waves. people are higher. back to you. >> thanks so much, anna. everyone loves movie night, right? >> getting upgrades. the new entertainment company emg o is combining foods and film and bringing it into the digital yaer age with dinner and a download. >> and the chef is here now. good morning. good morning. how are you guys? >> i hope you're hungry. >> we are hungry and we're excited about the food you brought in. first, tell us about the show. >> you go to emg o.com/dinner and what you find is this show called dinner and a download. for me as a parent, i find it difficult to leave my son at home and go out and get dinner and a movie. i download it and make them food, a meal that matches the movie. >> that is fun. get the family involved in it. so you got us involved in it. you wanted to start with anna's film this morning. tell us your favorite film.

>> the blind side is one of my favorite movies. and it takes place in memphis. using that jack daniels sauce, and what i made was this pulled chicken. more importantly, there is an overall theme of football throughout the movie. what i've made is these cute sandwiches. you grill cheese on it, put a little bit of that barbecue right here, the grilled chicken and then you add coleslaw. but the beauty of it is that these pumpernickel breds are shaped like footballs. then i make the laces with the mustards and you have this memphis, tennessee, nice football thing going. >> can i try it? >> sure. >> so the laces are there. it's such a beautiful movie to watch. if you have a theme with it, that's the way to do it. >> i'm a sci-fi fan. one of the best movies ever is

empire strikes back, one of my favorites. so i was trying to challenge you with a food item and that's how i picked it. how did you please me? >> the first thing you want to do is look at empire strikes back. what i saw was this epic battle at the end between darth vader and luke sky walker and i saw their light saber. so i made they sweet and savory light sabers, red and blue. it's a lot of fun to fight with. but more importantly, there's this overall theme where the galactic empire is looking for luke sky walker because he destroyed the -- >> the death star. >> very good. for me, all of the death star, the big huge thing is about meat loaf in my house. so i made this crusted meatloaf death star. >> oh, my god! i was wrornding what was under there. >> yeah. that's right. so it's a big giant death star made out of meatball. >> you're clearly a big fan. >> did you use a pastry shell for that?

>> actually, it's an apple pie shell. and i wrapped it around the meatloaf, and it looks like a giant meatloaf death star. that's what the whole movie is about, it's about having fun. >> you are awesome. >> i thought i was going to challenge you and i did, but, man, you came through. >> prepare to download. >> dinner and a download. what's the west gem? >> emg o.com. >> george, thank you so much. we've created a monster here. 42 minutes after the hour now. remember what the obama administration promised that they would be transparent? what about the brand new report -- this is a little distracting here. >> that shows the administration's unprecedented number of journalists. >> see if you can do this. go ahead. >> take a look at this dog pulling off the greatest shelter escape ever. wait until you hear the dog's name. >> i just think i ate a droid. ls ls store and essentially they

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family. that he found all by himself. >> houdini escaped, all right. according to a new report, the white house crackdown on journalists has media sources in d.c. worried about possible jail time. so what happened to the transparency that the president had promised? joining us now to weigh in are the media buzz hosts, howard curtz and warren. a crackdown on journalists? howard, let's start start with you. what exactly are you talking about every administration is entitled to go talk about officials who leak classified information. but the obama administration with this record number of prosecution and going about secret surveillance has inflicted a chilling effect, a classic chilling effect of the gathering of information. the most eye popping quote in this report by the committee to protect journalists, he says this is the most closed control freak administration i've

covered. >> lauren, would you agree with that? >> according to the report, which is a 30 day report commissioned by the committee to protect journalists, it says president obama has fallen short of his promise. and he interviewed reporters and even sources who have been prosecuted to talk about this and to talk about why it's so important. the white house countered this argument by saying, look, we were the first administration by having visitor logs available to the public. but there were some other things that the white house has also done, including having secret or behind closed door meetings with officials and then releasing the video of this on websites that they have created. so there are other things, as well. >> i've got another thing to talk to you about. boy, some of these media outlets can't put up the bad approval ratings as far as the republicans are concerned fast enough. have you noticed that? >> certainly president obama's approval ratings are down, but

republicans are taking a beating in this shutdown fight. 24% i think in recent "wall street journal" poll approving of the republican party. to me, what's turning the narrative against the gop is the fact that some conservative xhen taters and republican establishment politicians being critical of the strategies not just coming from the left side of the media. >> lauren, weigh in on that one quickly. >> i think howard is right. the president's approval rating has dropped in 57% the week before he took office to 37%. and the number that howard referenced about the republicans' 24 perfect favorable rating is lower, but we're not hearing as much about the president's 37%. >> i want to say, i really like your show, this media buzz. you two work well together. >> thank you. >> i give him a hard time. >> a little bit. she does. >> we'll see you soon. thanks a lot.

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she love said dressing up like a girly girl. holly golightly. show us your moves. >> sassy. >> so all of that is available at nordstroms? >> most of that was macy's. we got the pearls at an accessory store. and isn't it fun? it's not just about saving the money. it's fun to pull the different pieces from the different places. >> and we love these because they're warm when they're trick or treating. >> remember when we were kids, we had the plastic mask with the rubber bands on the side of the head. >> katie, thanks so much. more "fox and friends" just more "fox and friends" just three minutes away. ♪ canned soup? no way. ♪ mmm! this is delicious katie. it's not bad for canned soup, right?

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>> thanks to our kids. coming up tomorrow on the show, former d.c. schools chancellor michelle reed. >> donald trump will even be live. tune in to "fox & friends" for the after the show show. well, this sunday morning, still a deadlock. no sirens of compromise from the white house or republican leaders and that debt ceiling deadline is looming. four days. just 86 hours to go. but this afternoon, the senate will be back in session to try to solve this whole thing. finally, after 13 days of the shutdown, can they come up with a deal to reopen the government and make sure our nation has enough money to pay our bills? good morning everyone on this sunday morning. i'm eric shaun. >> i'm jamie colby. i guess we