>> if you cannot watch a movie without texting, then you have a problem: adiction. >> i agree. get away from it. enjoy the moment. watch the movie. >> absolutely. it is just two hours. put it down. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. good morning. it is monday, october 21. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. nearly two weeks after a disastrous rollout, today president obama will address the obamacare disaster website. but will he admit the failures or can we expect more white house spin? >> the spin stops here, doesn't it? meanwhile, if you're h.r. fed -- if you're already fed up with the government this story will make you angryer. >> the charge the campaign 16% interest? >> lawmakers using campaign cash we give them for their own personal slush funds. wait until you hear this.

>> kanye west took to the stage saturday night with a special guest. jesus. did the rapper take this one too far? do we have to answer? answer at home. "fox & friends" starts now. >> this is missy from jersey shore, and you're watching "fox & friends." >> she was on dancing with the stars. how is she doing? >> i think the season is over. >> i think she might have done well. she is actually a great dancer. >> i guess she had a lot of practice in the clubs. she has a sleek new body. look at the second hour. nothing but snooki talk. we're talking about what happened with obamacare. now that we're past the debacle which was the shutdown lockout, are we going to focus on the rollout of obamacare? >> today the president is heading to the rose garden. he's going to be flanked by

supporters -- just like i am right here. this isn't the first time. thanks, steve. remember when he signed a bill and when the doctors -- he had doctors and the kids next to him and all the support next to him. today he's going to go through points, what actually happened. he's going to talk about how people are going to expect better health care, of course, and kind of make the case again. >> this is going to be kind of a change in strategy. you know, for the last couple of weeks people have gone on and the website doesn't work and millions of people logged on and people are p.o.'d. you know what? today apparently the president is going to offer a mea culpa. essentially he's taking a page from nordstrom's. more customer service. in fact, if you look at the affordable care act website right now it says we're listening and improving every day. and in fact apparently they have called in a whole bunch of experts from the tech world to help them. too bad they didn't call them in to start with. >> they said on the website, our team is

bringing some of the best and the brightest from both inside and outside government to scrub in with the team and help improve. >> why hurry? >> the president of the united states is going to admit he's just as frustrated as everyone had the buzz term and the talking points from jack lew on down that the president is just as angry and frustrated as all of you that after three years since its passage it is still not ready for prime time. his director of office of management and budget says i can't even guarantee this is going to be ready on december 15. and as andrea mitchell, of all people, said there is a small window of opportunity for the president. this is his chance to get this up now. you can't even look at the policy itself if you can't log on. they said there's 476,000 people who have enrolled. they haven't enrolled. they've gotten on. they have applied. people said it shows there is a level of interest. yeah. if there are people who don't have insurance there is a level of interest. but for this to work,

healthy people have to sign up for it. healthy people are not going to sit this for a week and a half trying to log on to something that is going to cost them money they wouldn't normally be paying. >> i would say probably five of those people who have applied are me. i've tried it at least five times and each time it says use a different user name. i will do that. my son, peter doocy, the correspondent, has done it about ten times. i imagine reflected in that half a million are a number of people that tried a couple of times. >> one thing they said isn't working is the data collection. it is a one-way relationship from the jump. you can't get information from the jump but they have all of yours. >> the president famously ever since harry truman, the buck stops with the president; right? in this case he handed off essentially what is pelosi care. nancy pelosi and the house wrote the affordable care act for the most part. but it has been the charge of kathleen sebelius, the secretary of that department to do the deedget it.

here's the thing. on thursday they are going to have a house energy meeting. they're going to talk about this horrible rollout. you know what? she can't make it. apparently she's got a conflict of interest because the day before she's going to be in boston. you know what? bipartisan -- both sides are steamed she can't make it. first the dems. >> ultimately secretary sebelius will testify before congress. you know that. i don't know the circumstances with this last-minute let's do it in a few days. >> as far as the affordable care act, as i call it, the fact is that, yes, what has happened is unacceptable in terms of the glitches. >> do you think? >> yeah. >> it's unacceptable the glitches, but that is the new talking point. instead of saying do we have to go another six months. and not to harp on the president for golfing yesterday? how could you be golfing

yesterday. you should be banging heads saying you embarrassed me, my name is on the program. and people across the country can't even log on. meanwhile should somebody be fired? senator cruz, senator rubio weigh in. >> absolutely she should resign. the program she implemented known as obamacare is a disaster. >> she will have to resign partly because she no longer has the credibility to do the job. >> gets you worried. it's not so much people are worried about the program, they are also worried about government running the program. what does this do about people. >> it is a mandate you have to get on by a certain date and pay the fee but you can't get on and pay the fee. but the person in charge won't talk. everybody is frustrated. we want to know should sebelius be fired? let us know on facebook today so we can kind of collect that info from you.

certainly i think everybody is frustrated and rightfully so. >> like us on facebook. we're going to monitor a lot of your responses. when the president realized this was a glitchy situation, couldn't he have looked magnanimous, conciliatorry and say i have an idea, like the corporate mandate put on hold for a year, why don't we put on hold for a year the individual mandate. that would give a sense of we're coming together in washington as opposed to i'm not giving up anything, not even negotiating. >> i have a feeling that while that is a great idea, he's not going to do it because he would be saying the republicans were right. >> exposure for the flaws that are and how it will affect premiums. >> "60 minutes" last night had an eye-opener. most people think it is illegal for politicians to profit from their office. that is not the case. we've heard of political action committees, okay.

you send in campaign money. apparently congress has created these loopholes called leadership pacs. whatever money they get in their leadership pacs, they can spend that dough any way they want. stevecroft confronted a democrat from california by the name of grace napolitano yesterday who thanks to loopholes has essentially lent herself money and then paid herself 18% interest to herself. she's made close to a quarter of a million dollars. i think she's a little surprised to see him. watch this exchanges. >> you loan money to your campaign and then charge the campaign 18% interest? >> that is correct, to be able to do a lot of things i have to do were not feasible unless i did what i had to do. at that point that was what was recommended and that's what i went with. >> i don't think anything is wrong with loaning your campaign money but collecting 18% interest from your campaign.

>> would you go out and get a loan and not get charged interest? >> still 18% on $228,000 in interest. >> you don't like the 18%? >> that's what the mafia gets. >> it isn't like i really profited. i still own the same house, i drive a small car. i am not a billionaire or millionaire for that matter. >> do your campaign contributors know you were paying back a loan charging the campaign committee 18%. >> you don't go out and publicize that but they know i had a campaign debt. >> good come-back. i charge 18% but i'm driving a small car. the republican of louisiana got called on that too. he said someone has got to do the job. >> a combined, i think, of $100,000 last night. >> it was a great "60 minutes" last night. gupta tried to get dick

cheney to admit those dumb ideas you came up with because you're a bad picker; right? we'll see that later on. cheney would have no part of it. >> heather nauert has some news. >> good morning to you. i hope everyone had a great weekend. i have some headlines to bring you now. remember those two escaped prisoners? they are now back behind bars this morning and they may soon get familiar company because the authorities are hunting for the people who helped them hide. charles walker and joseph jenkins nabbed at a hotel in panama city, florida, over the weekend and it couldn't come soon enough for the mom of one of their victims. listen to this. >> my heart dropped knowing my loved ones was lying down in the ground and he's getting out, you know, as if it is just a kick in the face. >> these guys were released when fake court documents claimed their sentences had been revoked. in sydney, australia,

it is under a state of emergency at this hour. 56 wildfires are raging across the country. and already hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the region. take a look at this. it is just so bad that this is video we're about to see from inside a day care center. the woman who was filming was trapped by a wall of flames. incredibly she was able to make it out alive. we'll keep watching that one as it develops. former nfl star aaron hernandez is back in court at 2:30 eastern time today. prosecutors want the judge to step aside. they say he has a history of hostility toward the lead prosecutor in the case. the defense is calling this an intimidation tactic and says the request is simply ridiculous. hernandez pleaded not guilty to murder. a fight between a jets and patriot fan caught on camera and in the middle of it all was a woman. she gets slugged right in the face.

>> oh boy, look at that. that is a jets fan. he decked the female patriots fan during a brawl at met life stadium. this happened after the game. police then grabbing the guy. the state police say they are investigating. those are your headlines at this hour. see you guys in 25 minutes. >> when it is on tape, it makes it easy for the cops. >> easy for the cops to find that guy. absolutely. >> a dozen minutes after the top of the hour. thanks for joining us on this monday. coming up, he made it his life's mission to take down fox news but david brock's new goal might be his boldest one yet. we'll detail. >> who said the shutdown was a bad thing? if you're a government worker, you may have gotten paid twice.

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j.p. morgan chase reportedly reaching a tentative $13 billion deal to settle civil investigations into the bank's mortgage-backed securities business. remember that? the biggest amount paid by a financial firm in a settlement with the united states government. and this isn't j.p. morgan's first time settling with the u.s. government. the largest u.s. bank spent billions in the last two years alone. here with more is the host of "varney and company," stuart varney. this is to settle civil problems but they still could be on the hook criminally? >> this latest $13 billion fine, settlement, call it what you will, does not include exclusion of possible criminal charges down the road. in other words, these bankers at j.p. morgan could be subject to criminal charges later. they have already paid out this $13 billion. that's the settlement

there. and all those other payments in the past -- at fox business we totaled it up, how much have the banks had to pay out since 2008 in fines and penalties. so far $135 billion. >> with some exposure, they might have done something wrong back from the day. >> i'm going to express the opinion this is a highly politicized shakedown of the banks. it is an attempt to say all the blame for what happened in 2008 rests with the banks on wall street. forget the politicians. they have nothing to do with this. the regulators? no. and those home buyers who lied on their mortgages, they have nothing to do with it. it was all those wicked banks. >> you make a good point but the politicians aren't on the hook even though they pretty much mandated let's go ahead, housing lenders, and get people in houses who cannot afford to pay for them. but, stuart, if the banks did something wrong, i hope they do hold them accountable. >> yes.

j.p. morgan could still be on the hook for criminal charges. the result of a criminal charge if successful could be that someone will go to prison. that is a possibility at this point. >> all right. let's talk little bit about this as well. when government employees were furloughed, we all know they're going to get their back pay and they were hoping for that and are going to get it back. but a number of them in a number of different states, federal employees did apply for unemployment through the state and now they get to keep it? >> in some states they will keep it. in some states they are pressured to give it back. i'll give you the state of oregon, for example, 1,300 checks went out $680,000. they may not get that money back in the state of oregon because there was a rule which says if it's unclear whether you get your money because you're furloughed, you may apply for unemployment benefits. they shelled out $680,000.

do they get it back? john. there is an enormous amount of public anger here about double dipping, paid vacations. basically they went on a paid vacation and got paid twice. >> they were at home racking their brains thinking am i ever going to go back to work? >> do you think there is an obligation on the part of those workers who got the checks to give them back? do you think there is an obligation on the part of the state to get that money back? i do. >> they'll pay tax on it, on both of it? >> okay. yeah. >> that could be the silver lining. >> silver lining? >> okay, gray lining. the great stuart varney has a program over on fox business. it kicks off exactly 3 hours and 30 seconds from right now. >> thank you very much, steve. >> all right. coming up a baseball player's wife under arrest accused of stealing almost $200,000 from one of her husband's teammates. the details are outrageous.

this story creating a lot of outrage on-line. a mom facing arrest for bringing her baby to jury duty. but before you decide, wait till you hear why. we will debate that coming up. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey lady! noooo! no! [ tires screech ] ♪ nooo! nooo! nooo! hey lady, that's diesel! i know. ♪ ♪

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quick headlines now. a worldwide appeal to find the real parents of this mystery girl found at a gypsy camp in greece. police became suspicious when the blonde blue-eyed was found in a home with children who were all pretty dark skinned. d.n.a. proved she is not related to them or the couple caring for them. >> david brock of media

matters will spend time in a psychiatric facility. he coauthored an e book to defend the former secretary of state. >> thanks, brian. a missouri mom facing arrest for bringing her baby to jury duty. she explains she is nursing and unable to find child care but her exemption was denied. she may now be found in contempt in court and face a fine for bringing her baby along. is this legal? here now to debate is an attorney and former prosecutor. good morning. it seems a little extreme especially when asked what happened, laura trickle actually had this to say. take a listen. >> he doesn't take a bottle, so that's not an option for us. an other option was to have

someone stay with me all day and be able to nurse on breaks. but since i'm a stay-at-home mom, we don't have child care. >> kiesha, it seems extreme she would have to pay $500, maybe face jail time. she filed for an exemption. shouldn't she be afforded that? >> i don't agree. i think she should have taken her duty to serve as a juror more serious and found someone to watch her child. i understand that breast feeding is important. i personally did it. but you also have other options. she needs to teach her baby to be able to take a bottle like most working mothers have to do. >> she brought the child there because she didn't have anybody. she said she's the sole caregiver. her husband is working. the baby doesn't take a

bottle, only five months old. what is your take on that? >> you're absolutely right. she does take her service for jury duty very seriously. she showed up. a lot of people would have simply not shown up. a judge has the right to hold her in contempt for willfully ignoring the jury duty notice which she clearly didn't do. certainly she should not have brought her five-month-old baby to the courthouse but she was there and it shows her willingness to do her civic duty. she should not be charged. she should not be arrested. and she should certainly not be fined. >> she appeared before the judge on thursday. he he has been known to give exceptions before. someone apparently couldn't sit for the whole time. he said you can stand up in the back. do you think she can present her case to him and get this exemption? >> i think so. i think that is exactly what is going to happen. i expect that the judge will scold her, give her a little bit of a speech or lecture about how serious

jury duty is and that it's not a place for a baby but he'll give her a new date and a fine. that would be my hope. >> i disagree. i think the judge will hold her accountable for her lack of disregard for the rules and her obligation to serve on the jury. i mean, come on, she can find a baby sitter. you're there for a very serious reason. people's lives are on the line for this purpose of serving on the jury. >> we all know people who have gotten out of jury duty for far less than a newborn baby and breast feeding needs. i think this is the perfect example of why she should get a new date. >> kisha, do you think breast feeding takes a priority or jury duty takes a priority in this case? >> i think you have to balance it. i did it. i worked in the federal prison and i bought a $200 breast pump and pumped milk and left it home and i went to work. i think you can still provide your child with the benefits of breast feeding while also doing what you have to do as a juror, as an attorney or whatever important role that you must play. >> right. thank you both for being

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he bought from his pastor a 1991 mazda 626 when he was in college, and he paid two bucks. he has hung on to it to this day. it's interesting because some d.c. area mazda dealers saw he was riding it around. they decided to fix it up for him. >> they did. i think it was a 275-man-hour restoration and they put in there the quilted seats. they gave it bentley features. quilted seats, a cool navigation system, made it special on the inside. but he kept some things the same? >> he did because he wanted to remember where he came from, how far he came. in the nfl they drill into you how many go broke in the long run and you've got to be responsible with your money. he wanted to keep that in the back of his head, i imagine, by keeping his first car. for example, i think a lot of people would be fascinated to find out that elisabeth once kept your first car? >> the first car i had was

a 1986 blue dodge aries. >> a can car? >> and then later purchased my own. >> you could cut yourself on the corner of the roof on that. that is very sharp. >> yes. >> did it cut through any wind at all? >> we went fast. we were cruising on route 95. >> how long did it take? >> seven hours to get to school. what about you? what did you drive? >> my first car thanks to cousin patty was a cool car. that is what it looked like minus the body plastic. >> this is not the actual car? >> no. what i would do, i got in tenth grade and would work on it all the time. it was almost all solid body plastic. i was finally making some progress and then one day i realized that not all cars when you release your hand from the steering wheel go like this. they go you should jack that thing up and look

underneath. i go when i get a chance. finally one of my friends was at auto shop and i said take a look at my car. they told me it was basically one pothole from the chassis snapping. my chassis was broken. >> a cool-looking car. >> but a death trap. would have killed me. it was like a rocket ship. >> when i was in high school, my dad took me to a used car lot in salina, can sarbgs and bought -- kansas, and bought for $50 this hot rod. what's funny about this car and like we opened the hood, for 50 bucks, the dealer goes this is different. see where the oil filter would be, they had this thing where rather than an actual oil filter, you would put in a roll of toilet paper and through time the toilet paper would actually -- >> are you kidding? i can still see henry ford working on that.

that's right after the model t. >> i liked being able to check my own oil. i like that. now it is digital. >> now things just light up on your dash board like the engine, there is an engine problem. no kidding. >> whose father works at rambler? mitt romney. any way, those are some of the pictures of our first cars. we would love to hear your comments about your first cars. you could facebook us at "fox & friends." or if you want to e-mail us a picture, send them to us by e-mail at friends@foxnews.com. >> if you ever did anything you regret on your car? i put rugs on my dash board. >> i had a cow in the back. >> that's pretty bad. >> heather nauert, what was your first car? >> country squire station

wagon. when were you born? like 1900? >> i got it in the mid 70's. >> it is so sweet, though. >> my family didn't have any money. we had to get an old car. >> are you happy now, heather? we were so poor, we couldn't pay attention. >> it was the shuttle service at the shelter. >> my husband had a pacer and i still married him. >> you're a car snob. >> i can guarantee the marriage lasted longer than the car. >> guys, i've got work to do. we've got headlines. 35 minutes after the hour. the wife of seattle mariners outfielders is accused of racking up a $180,000 credit card bill. the problem? police say she stole the card from his teammate felix hernandez's wife. this isn't her first run-in

with the law. in 2010 she was arrested for shoplifting from t.j. max. when it comes to the salary between the players there is nor comparison. hernandez makes $19 million a year. >> two men thankful to be alive after their boat capsized in the cold waters off the coast of massachusetts. the men spent 14 hours clinging to that boat and praying to be rescued. this before a group of fishermen found them and rescued them. the men had one life vest between the two of them. >> we sat back to back, so we used our backs to keep each other warm. and, you know, we just kept talking and praying. >> the men had one life vest between the two of them, and they are thank ful to be alive. terrifying moments on a california highway when a truck driver loses control of his rig and crashes into the center divider.

cars on the other side of the road swerving to get out of the way. the accident caught on another drive's dash cam. the driver of that truck walked away without serious injury. rapper kanye west stages a scene right out of the bible. look at this. >> -- makes bad people feel good. i came here to make dead people alive. >> he had 12 dancing disciples and a red-eyed demon and rapid on top of a 60-foot mountain. what do you think of that? those are your headlines. >> all right. a quick look at the headlines. kanye west considering a show with the kardashians. >> maria with weather updates. good morning. >> good morning. you're going to start to feel more fall-like temperatures across parts of the northeast.

it's been very mild over the last few weeks. temperatures well above average across parts of the northeast, parts of the ohio valley and even across parts of the midwest. but that's all changing. look at our frost advisories this morning. all the way down to parts of alabama and mississippi. very widespread areas, looking at temperatures this morning only into the 40's. by the time we head into the afternoon it will be warming up. 73 for your high in the city of memphis. by tomorrow in memphis you're only going to be in the 60's. in new york city it is going to take a couple days but by wednesday is when you'll start to see cooler temperatures rising only into the low 50's. looking a lot cooler with the weather across parts of the northeast. now let's head over to brian. >> our first stop, indianapolis. peyton manning returns to face the colts. it was a great game as predicted. the fans said thanks for everything. third quarter, colts in the

lead, andrew luck on the move. more mobile, maybe more of an upside. colts would be on top, 33-14 but broncos say no problem. we can close that gap and they would. 39-33, one of the final plays bizarre finish of the day, you'll see it. that would be the fumble, the turnover. the broncos would have one more shot and now you're seeing it. all right. a at what happened at last night's game. let's go to the jets. a bizarre finish in the jets game that has joel kicking his heels and jumping up and down. hit that field goal to -- that one would miss, but here would be the penalty for nick who would have another shot. they moved to 25. this one would be good. jets would win in overtime from 42 yards away. jets beat the patriots 30-27, first time in two years. is it true? tebow time in st. louis? the rams star quarterback bradford went down with an

injury against the panthers. the rumor mill is saying jeff fisher is going to reach in and give tebow a shot to play. unlikely perhaps, but tebow is ready to go at a moment's notice. >> that's pretty interesting news about tebow there. steve, in the green room, what are you seeing on facebook? >> i'm taking a look at your comments regarding the washington redskins running back who refurbished that 1991 mazda. a lot of you say awesome, good for him, grounded young man. we also asked you about your first car. victor says my first car was a 1983 old mobile delta. the thing was a tank and got 7 or 8 miles per gallon. marjorie says my first car was a ford pinto. apparently i'm still lucky to be alive. i think she's kidding. that is the latest. keep them coming to facebook, "fox & friends." >> it had a little bun son

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>> could terrorists really hack a pacemaker? >> are you okay?

>> i don't know. >> that scene from "homeland" feels like one right out of hollywood. there may be truth to it. for the first time dick cheney revealing he's worried the same thing could happen to him and had the doctors disable the wireless function of his pacemaker. can it really happened? joined by morgan wright. could someone hack into a pacemaker at any time? >> not only can they, they've already done that about a year ago. a security researcher by the name of barnaby jack did a proof of concept demonstration and made an insulin pump dump a load which could be fatal and was able to deliver an 830 volt shock to the heart by attacking the pacemaker because they use wireless signals to control the work of the pacemaker. >> how do you know if it's happening to you? >> unfortunately you've had dr. michael baden on the show many times, forensic

pathologist. now we're getting into crimes against people with cyber crime. when a doctor changes a pacemaker they are pass a wand within 40 feet of that. that means you can do that with a wireless transmitter which these things operate in the same range as many public safety radio systems, it means the technology is cheap and available and for 20 bucks you can get the equipment and launch an attack like that. it would be so difficult to detect because you wouldn't be looking for that. >> here's dick cheney last night. >> i found it credible because i knew from an experience we had with the necessity for adjusting my own device that it was an accurate portrayal of what was possible. >> real quick, morgan, is there a way to stop it? >> yes, there is. the industry is going to have to start developing standards. the upside is it would protect you. the down side is the more thing you add to pacemakers

and insulin pumps because they run on internal battery it means the faster they drain. they'll have to figure out ways to transmit so you don't get unauthorized programming. >> if you have a pacemaker you're worried enough. now you have something else to worry about. morgan wright thank you very much. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. he's the tough talking guy from the show "bar rescue." and he has a message for washington, d.c. this morning. john tapper next. ♪ ♪ huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake?

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washington. think of the businesses, the state lines, our declaration of independence all have roots and bars. >> how romantic. >> you have roots in bars, too. >> a long line in bars, about 100 years worth. >> you talk about our nation, certainly everyone is talking obama care what businesses are doing to deal with it. you're making adjustments and you're seeing it happen. >> in our industry you hear how people are cutting back the part time employees. if we cut back the part time employees are employees are going to look for other jobs so we're teaming up with her operators saying you take an employee for 20 hours, i'll take him for 20 hours, we keep him working full time but neither of us are born with these regulations that are killing our business. it's us reacting to the regulations that are put down upon us. any industry is going do react that way. if a law is written in a way that causes us to act that way we're going to. >> bars are small businesses. there are a lot of small

business owners watching right now. jon, you're a viewer of fox & friends. what big mistakes business mistakes are people making. >> if you wake up in the morning and blame somebody else for your failure, the president, congress, greece, euro, then every morning you look in the mirror and blame somebody else and do the same thing and fail. if i can get you to wake up and blame yourself, you don't like it. then you're going to change yourself because looking in the mirror and seeing a failure is bothersome. blaming somebody else is easy. >> the other thing you say, go into a business that you love number one. number two, if you don't have experience, you better have some extra money or have a partner with money. >> if it's your first time out your odds are not great so you better have a lot of money to pay for your mistakes. if you don't have the money you better have experience so you

don't make the mistakes, one of the two. i've seen a lot of great bars run out of money before they turn the corner of success and that's the worst of all. >> of the bars that you profiled on your program, 50-some how many have gone belly up? >> we've done 53 and best i know four or five. >> less than ten percent. >> that's excellent. >> they tell us they're weeks from closing right on the air. >> any bar owner would be a great talk show host. have you ever seen somebody more relaxed on the set than jon? >> i feel like i'm here with friends. i wanted to get outside with you though. >> the show is great and the book is excellent. >> check out the book raise the bar. thank you very much. safe trip to vegas. the obama care rollout has been a disaster but donald trump says there is a fix. he's here. some call him the most hated man in texas.

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>> i wonder what don king's first car was. >> whatever mohammed ali used to have because he took everything he had. he took joe frazier's stuff and tried to get forman's. >> only in america. >> what was your first car? send it to us. log onto facebook.com/fox & friends or e-mail us a photo. >> we want to see them. have some courage. >> i'm looking at the e-mail. we're getting a lot of people sending us photographs of their first cars because, you know, when you are a young person your first car is like a member of the family. >> exactly. you spent a lot of time in that thing, right? >> yeah. >> the thing is about the cars steven and i had there was an 8 track player so there was no beginning or end of the music. it's not like waiting for the end of the album.

>> heather said because my car was a 1963 i must be old. mine didn't have an 8 track. i had a telegraph. >> it looked like a car from the 1900s. >> it was a rambler. it wasn't the car from the flint stones. >> although we had a core var that used to be able to see the road through the bottom like the fli flintstones. >> i had that car. >> great memories. i think everybody has a great memory about their first car. >> e-mail them. we'll find out donald trump's first car. i think it was a limo. >> e-mail us pictures, fox & friends. >> got some headlines to bring you now. remember those two escaped prisoners? they're back behind bars this morning in florida and they may soon get some familiar company. that's because authorities are hunting for the people who helped them to hide. charles walker and joseph jenkins were nabbed at a hotel in panama city florida and this

could not come sooner for the mother of one of the victims. >> i heart dropped knowing that he's getting out as if it's just a kick in the face. >> the guys were released when fake court documents claimed that their sentences had been revoked. sydney australia is under a state of emergency at this hour. 56 wildfires are raging across the country and hundreds of homes have been destroyed there. take a look at just how bad the situation is. this is a video clip from inside a daycare center. the woman who was filming this was trapped by a wall of flames but incredibly she made it out alive. as of midnight same sex marriage is officially legal in the state of new jersey. the supreme court coruled that e state must recognize are the ruling. chris christie's administration appealed the ruling. they're the 14th state where gay

marriage are allowed. members receiving a heros welcome in day. 82 world war ii veterans were greeted as they returned home from washington d.c. >> it's exceptional. i didn't expect to see so many good faithful people here in san diego to turn out for it. >> this was the first group to get into the memorial after the government shutdown. how nice is that for people to take time out of their days to welcome these guys home. >> absolutely. >> so well deserved on their part, too. >> thank you, heather. >> four minutes after the hour. it's got to be monday so it's donald trump time. donald trump, welcome back. >> good morning. >> are you surprised the rollout of obama care has been such a mess? >> well, i am surprised because they have had years to work on it. it's something really that should have worked out flawlessly. you would think that it would -- at best it had to work for the president to look good. it's not very difficult.

i have websites all over the place. they're really good. they don't cost me almost anything. i'm hearing numbers $635 million to build a website. i've heard $250 million also. then i heard it was $635 million. i'm saying to myself that can't be possible but it's turning out to be true. >> that's the government. >> they hired a canadian company that has a bad track record, was thrown out of other places and was thrown out of places in canada. why didn't they hire google or one of the really hot companies that's doing so well. ever look at google maps and the things these guys do? that's complicated stuff. >> the tweet that you put out was great. i think everybody liked that, brilliant indeed. why doesn't president obama get the people from google to fix the failed website or why didn't he use them in the first place. it had a ton of retweets.

who should be fired here. >> sebelius is a great person. she has a wonderful style, a wonderful everything, but you have to get fired, terrible rollout and if this is a sign of things to come with respect to obama care, this was the easy part. by the way, obama care is going to be tough. this was the easy part. this is the thing that people see and this what everybody is talking about. when we had the shutdown this was a total disaster with the rollout but people were talking about it. now they're talking about it. so it's going to be very interesting to see what happens. with the technological brain power that we have in this country, to think that we went to canada, a company that has done a poor job all over the place, has a horrible track record of being thrown out all over the place on much lesser websites and things, that we would hire this company, that we would be paying $635 million, pretty soon you'll hear it's 1

billion dollars for a website that really if you get a smart young kid he does it for nothing and considers himself lucky to have a job. >> it's interesting because yesterday they came out and said we've called in the experts, we've got the best and the brightest and we're listening and improving every day. that's the aca website. do you detect because of administration has pummelled on how this website is a stink bomb, the president is changing strategy and taking a passenger from customer service organizations and he's going to say in the rose garden later today, we really screwed this up but hang with us because we're going to get this right. what do you think about the strategy? >> it's only words. there is so much words with this administration and in government today. it's all words and no action. it's a terrible thing and it may be emblematic of happens with obama care. i have a theory that obama care

is going to fall of its own weight. it's so complicated and so bad in so many ways. people aren't getting what they want. i'm a believer in health care. i'm a believer in a lot of things that people would be surprised, being a conservative person but we have to take care of people. we can take care of people better than this but for less money. >> do you understand and i think you do, if people are worried about the government in charge of your health care, i don't care who the president is and this just makes people feel four times as worried, you've had a lot of success of government taking over projects in doing it better and cheaper. >> we just did a great golf course in the bronx. i took it over. it's been under construction for 27 years, a price that's hundreds of millions of dollars they spent. i took it over 13 months ago at the request of michael

bloomberg, our mayor who has been terrific and i finished it. the website site is much simpler. you put a few people in a room together that have 180 iqs, you should be able to open up a website very, very easily. i mean, this is shocking and it's a disaster for obama care. >> steve jobs was on his speed dial or eric schmidt. >> you can call eric schmidt who is a friend of my daughter. one of the other things i tweeted recently was i believe they would do it for nothing. i think if the president called up one of the guys at google, eric or somebody and said come to the white house, i want to talk to you, do me a favor, would you do us a website and maybe make some public gesture, do something, do it for nothing, you know what they're going to do? they're going to say absolutely we'll do it, we'll do it for nothing. we're going to get you the best

website you've ever seen. instead of that we spent $635 million. >> don, do you remember what you spent on your first car and what it was? >> not much. it was an austin heely, a little sports car. >> i never heard of that. >> not expensive like the name. i don't know what happened to that company but it was a really cute sports car. i can imagine how unsafe that car was when i see what's going on today. >> where did donald trump learn how to drive, like 6th avenue behind us in your austin heely? >> i learned in queens actually. i grew up in queens and my father was watching me very closely. i think he always thought i had good business potential but that's what i learned, in queens. >> driver's ed in queens they spent a week telling you how to

honk the horn. >> elisabeth, look at those ties, they're so good looking in those ties. could they possibly be trump ties? >> best ties. >> every day you get up and try to outshine elisabeth. this is the time where we get close. >> they're trump ties from macy's and we're proud of that. i notice oftentimes when i'm on you have those on and i love that. >> if it's monday it's trump tie monday. you're the man on monday. >> thank you very much. i enjoy it and is really is a shame what's going on with this whole obama care situation, a total disaster. i really believe the website is just the beginning. >> they need to call you. >> well, i'd get it fixed, i guarantee you that. >> at the end of the episode he would fire somebody. donald, we'll see you out on the streets of new york city.

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does have a glitch. >> her refusal to testify i think is under mining her credibility and there may come a point -- perhaps we're not there today but there may come a point where she'll have to resign largely because she doesn't have the credibility to do the job. >> kathleen sebelius under fire for obama care. she won't testify before congress this week because she has a scheduling conflict, a gala in boston. isn't that her job not to have a scheduling conflict and to explain the way she does things, especially when things go wrong. joining us is a man who held that job, former secretary and governor of utah, michael levitt. michael, is it her fault? >> the secretary has to be the leader. in my view the most important thing she could be doing right now is to say we have problems, we're going to find them, we're going to fix them and we're going to finish them. here's the schedule and here are

the things we're prepared to commit. >> so the problem i understand from commuter experts, they say now that it's up and running is that it's like trying to fix a car while you're driving. it's going to be almost impossible. wouldn't she have known that even though she's not a commuter expert allegedly ahead of time, three days, three months ahead of time? >> really the seeds of this problem were sewn more than a year ago when the administration made some decisions to defer rules until after the election. it threw the whole project behind. so what you had as they moved into this early season they were essentially doing dress rehearsals on opening night when in reality they could have and should have been testing the system several months before. these are complex systems. there are, oing to be problems. i was there as secretary when we rolled out the medicare part d.

we went through a four or five-week period when things were a little rocky and a lot of the same things were happening. but i went to congress and i said what i suggested earlier, there are problems, here's what they are, here's how we're going to fix them and be accountable for. >> my next question was what do you do now? you're saying i went to congress first. not only is she not going to congress, she's not responding positively to the invitation. >> well, that will undoubtedly fuel a political discussion as it is this morning. the reality is this isn't going to be better until they get the system fixed. there was a 13-day period during the rollout of part d where i went to 20 states. i went with the same message, we understand there are problems. we are going to fix them. here's our schedule and we met the schedule. just saying it is one thing but when it all boils down people are either going to get on the

system and be able to buy insurance or they're not. if they get this fixed by the end of november they will have an opportunity to essentially fight on. if, in fact, they don't, things will get worse. >> you're a governor, chief executive. you had the experience of the job and having people work for you. would you let her go at this point? >> that's the president's decision. obviously that would play into the politics and that's a big part of it. i have -- this is a very big project and i don't want to minimize it. it's easy to minimize it but it shouldn't be. it's complex. but they made a commitment. they need to get it fixed. they need to establish metrics so people can see that there is progress or not. those are basic things with crises management. >> you're the perfect person to talk to in a time like this. former hh secretary and governor of utah. thank you very much. >> thank you. shoppers looking for a

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set a world record for crazy stuff. don't do that at home. >> that's why drew carrie left. >> that and he became a big star. last night on 60 minutes the second segment of the night was about dick cheney who has written a book about the heart troubles he had during his life along with his cardiologist. famously he had a heart transplant, stints, a bypass. >> first heart attack at 37. >> he was a young man. so what's interesting is sang jay gupta did his to try to suggest that dick cheney as vice-president did a lot of dumb stuff because the blood flow wasn't going to his brain. not making that up. listen to this. >> you were instrumental in many big decisions for the country including going into afghanistan

and iraq, wire tapping, enhances interrogation. you had four heart attacks, three catheterizations, a defibrillator, bypass surgery. >> right. >> did you worry about your physical health impacting your judgment, your cognition? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. >> were you the best that you could be? >> i was as good as i could be given the fact that i was 60 some years old at that point and a heart patient. >> unbelievable. >> sanjay had a bunch of studies that suggest that people with decreased blood flow to their brain had depression. >> he's a great guy, was here with his book tour, but why he turned into mike wallace reincarnated, who put him on that mission? >> let's not forget about all the accomplishments of dick cheney, six term congressman,

chief of staff, secretary of defense, two term vp under george h.w. bush. the fact that he had to be like, are you sure, are you really sure that this didn't affect your judgment. >> persian gulf, that's when he was secretary of defense. that was dick cheney's choice to spend two days with sanjay gupta. >> he said since he had his heart transplant he feels fantastic. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. >> heather, you have some headlines. >> i hope you're off to a great day. aaron hernandez back in court later today. prosecutors say they want the judge to step aside in that case. they're citing a history of hostility toward the prosecutor. the defense is calling it an intimidation tactic and says the request is ridiculous.

hernandez not guilty to murder. the west borrow baptist church was a no-show but if they had shown up there would have been a hard time crashing this. there was a massive facebook campaign and complete strangers filling the street to show their support carrying signs calling for love and respect. caught on camera a 29-year-old woman falling onto the subway tracks in boston. other passengers rushing to help her out and it took them less than a minute to pull her to safety. she said she slipped. was he looking for low, low prices. a 24 hour florida walmart on lockdown because an alligator is spotted right in front of the store. look at that thing slitherring right there. it camped up front and drew quite a crowd. then he just walks back behind

the store to his little pond i guess. do they slither? >> we don't know what happened to the alligator. we know what happened to maria. >> there she is in the streets of new york city. >> that's typical florida. people find alligators in the pools of their back yards. incredible images of that gator outside the store. let's look at the weather conditions across the country. in many places it's not florida weather, especially across parts of the midwest. you're talking temperatures starting to feel like late november, not october. the you're talk temperatures in the 20s and 30s and those temperatures are going to be getting cooler, especially across the northeast and parts of tennessee. many areas again getting much cooler. the current temperature only 49 in memphis so parts of tennessee

in the 50s this morning with frost vies adviceries. chicago you're staying in the 40s this week. cooler temperatures are here to stay. >> we've been so fortune with the weather. football headlines, one of the best games. indianapolis welcomes the undefeated broncos. the colts lead 33-14. but the broncos would threaten late in the game. indianapolis comes out on top 39-33. the next game, the most bizarre finish of the day, patriots at jets. nick falk, a bizarre penalty

call, the jets get new life 42 yards out. they hit it, jets stun the patriots 30-27. it's good to hear the commentators sound like joe and john. a fight between jets and patriots fans caught on camera and in the middle of it all a woman gets slugged right in the face. wow, that's a jet fan during a brawl at the stadium. there's video there. that guy is going to be in a lot of trouble. you shouldn't be rushing to fight a guy in the middle of a stadium. let's talk a little bit about a guy who is a running back for the washington redskins. his name is alfred morris. elisabeth you're in the green room looking at the facebook. he makes $2 million a year. rather than get a fancy car, he actually had -- there it is right there -- a 1991 mazda 626 that he bought from his pastor

for $2. he had it restored and he calls it the bentley. >> we are having our car flashbacks now. i'm triple fists between e-mail, twit picks that people are sending of their first cars. andy had a '71 el camino. that's like the mullet of cars. valerie, are you concerned about calling him a red skin? she's bringing it back to a conversation we had a few days ago. >> tell her i'm not concerned. >> shirley, my first car was a '73 fury. i remember my classmates yelling at me one day, you look like you're moving backwards. the picks are coming in on twitter all over the place. we have excellent feedback. keep them coming. send your favorite car. >> elisabeth, you have a monitor there. look at this with us. this is from mike. he had a 1973 man ta. that's cool. there is no plastic on those cars. those cars are metal.

>> iron, steel. james from north carolina had a 1974 vega. remember that was about the time of the pinto and the maverick. >> and the pinto and santa maria. john from palm beach writes a 1955 nash statesman. the question is what year did you have it? if you had it in 1956, that's cool. but if it's a classic car that cost you a lot of money. >> probably his first car back in the 60s. elisabeth once again is manning our facebook page. if you are interested go to fox & friends. if you want to e-mail us a picture of your first car, as cool as it is, do that to friends at fox news.com or tweet us. >> by the way, chris had an etsl. >> those are worth a fortune.

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when a passenger train crashed into a terminal. in china a truck goes out of control on a busy bridge swerving across lanes and bouncing off guardrails. the driver says he lost control after braking hard to avoid hitting another car. no one was seriously injured. it's a mix of thriller and sci-fi. watch. >> he's in danger now because he was working for you. >> on the hit show person of interest, does the lines of fantasy and reality get blurred? >> michael recently spoke to the stars, right? >> we did. technology, surveillance, how much is too much very much in the news these days. the cbs shows person of interest deals with it. it's about a former agent teams up with a mysterious billionaire

to use the latest technology. we caught up with jim caviezel and asked him how much does the show adhere to the news? >> surveillance is very much in the news. do you guys follow it? >> yes, i w. i was just talking about that. you have a computer and you think it's off, somebody is watching you. >> a little scary. >> we've been talking about it for three years now. >> now there is an app. a friend of mine is dating someone and the two of them download this app and follow each other and know where the other person is. >> how much is too much in terms of safety? >> when you think about obama care and at any point where you give up all your personal information, they know everything about you, everything. we have a theory that the nsa watches our show and determines

how much information they're going to give people. >> we thought they watched our show, too. >> they do apparently from what i'm told. >> did you feel paranoid after talking to them. >> it's a reality show more than a scripted show. >> remember, we broke jim caviezel out with frequency. he was on the show and talking about this movie. we said who is jim caviezel and he ended up being jesus. >> he laid it out all there. i was surprised that he criticized the president. you don't hear it that much in hollywood. >> stuff in the headlines kinds up in tv shows. we saw from dick cheney last night that an episode of homeland where terrorists used wi-fi to stop the vice-president's heart on the tv show. that's one of the reasons why the fear of that is why dick cheney had his cardiologist disable that function.

>> it's chilling on how closely things are tied together. >> today's news story, tomorrow on television. michael good to have you. today the president is going to stand in the rose garden and address obama care. will he hold anyone accountable. then meet a special homecoming king and queen. they played together on the same football team. they join us live next. heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute!

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winner is kenny owens from florida. you will get a copy of brian's new book. and they play for the same football team but now this gridiron couple has more to celebrate than just teammates. they're now their school's high school king and queen. andrew and val, good morning and congratulations. >> thank you. >> it was fun to see you guys go from uniforms on the field to dressed up and snazzy for homecoming. we have a photo of that which is so much fun for everybody. did you love that moment? >> yeah. it was pretty great. >> it was nice winning. i didn't get to see the end of the game because i was in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. but when i heard that they won, it was really nice. >> val, what's the update on your ankle there? i know you have a boot on it,

right? >> i have a boot and i'm starting to be able to walk more but it's still really painful. >> andrew, you guys, i love seeing your jerseys because you're 45 and 54. how were you bringing comfort to val right now through this injury? >> we've been playing together since 8th grade was our first year playing together. then she missed sophomore year because she changed schools. i'm just trying to help her walk around and putting a bandage back on her ankle, like getting -- you know. >> how hard is it to not -- maybe not have her on the field with you in the coming weeks or so? >> well, it will be kind of different because she's one of our stronger guards and i'm the

center. it will be a big change. >> val, is it true, i hear he protects you on the field a bit. will he change the line a little bit to make sure you're protected? >> yeah. any time anything happens to me, he kind of goes off on other players, which can end up back firing but it's nice to know that he's there. >> you're story is so incredible. andrew, if you had to say, what impresses you the most about val on and off the field? >> on the field, the fact that she doesn't give up, like if she gets hurt she won't go over to the sideline for that long. off the field she's just a pretty great person all around. >> look at that smile, val. those compliments so early in the morning have to feel good. val, changes on the field being the solo female there, we just

had sweet feet on not too long ago, i'm sure she loves your story, sam gordon. when you know you have your guy out there does it bring you more comfortable? >> it's nice. this year is the first year that i faced controversy. it's not only time but his little brother and the entire rest of the team is behind me and supports me every day. >> that's great news. continued success, val, heal up and both of you congratulations. you're story is exceptional. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up, now even democrats like nancy pelosi are admitting to the obama care failure. a congressman is going to join. then the new show chasing nashville is out to find the next big thing in country music and one of the stars is going to join us next. if you think a prune is a prune, you haven't tried sunsweet, the amazing prune.

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fired. >> thank you very much, donald trump. donald trump joined us this morning and weighed in on something we're talking about. there is a washington redskins running back who even though he makes millions of dollars still drives a 1991 mazda. he had it rebushished. we asked donald trump what his first car was. it was an austin heely. look at this car. what employee of the fox news channel -- that is his car. that's a generic photo off line that this person didn't actually drive, grenade da. there is somebody here at the fox news channel drove that car. who do you think it is? e-mail us. >> i think it's grenadeda. >> i think you're right. >> is it your car? >> no. i already got one. heather has the news. >> brian, i like your car. >> the chassis was broken. that's the only problem.

>> that's all right. i've got headlines for you including an update on the two escaped prisoners in florida. they're back behind bars this morning and they may soon get some familiar company. authorities now vowing that there will be more arrests. charles walker and joseph jenkins were nabbed at a motel in panama city over the weekend. this, of course, could not come soon enough for the mother television one of their victims. listen to what she had to say. >> knowing that my loved ones was lying down and he's getting out, you know, as if it is just a kick in the face. >> the guys were released when fake court documents claimed that their life sentences had been revoked. sydney, australia under a state of emergency. 56 wildfires are raging across the country and hundreds of homes would be destroyed. look at how bad the situation is. this is a piece of video from inside a daycare center. there was a woman who was filming it there.

you can see her on the left. she's trapped by a wall of flames. incredibly she was able to make it out alive. the fires killed one man, destroyed 208 homes and damaged another 122 since thursday of last week. today a worldwide appeal to find the real parents of this mystery girl who was found in a jipsy camp in greece. police became suspicious when this blonde haired blue eyed child was found in a home filled with children who all have dark skin. dna testing proved that this young girl is not related to any of the other children or the couple caring for her. that's the ohio state marching band. they've got smooth moves. the entire band did the moon walk, see it up close there. they paid tribute to the king of pop in epic fashion.

all 192 members in lock step. you guys do the moon walk, anything, the robot, something? no takers here. >> i'll show you guys one day when i have socks. >> by the way, regarding whose car was that. was it rick? no. megan kelly, no, bill o'reilly, no. keep them coming. let's come to the show brett bear if he's up. yes, he's up. a lot of people are going to be looking at the rose garden where the president is going to speak. he's not going to tell critics to be quiet about obama care. is he going to become one of the critics? >> i think you're going to hear the president frustrated and upset and expressing that this health care exchange rollout has not worked out well at all. i think you'll hear a much different tone about the so called glitches because as we've talked about, the technology

experts say it's far more systemic than that. i think they're going to lay out all of these people over the weekend, the health and human services department said that they had the best and brightest working on this. we don't know how many people that is, but they're really trying to turn it around in coming weeks. >> if it's the best and the brightest it's probably some 17-year-old in a basement. the white house said nearly a half a million people applied for obama care so far. but when you apply for it that's different than actually buying it. it's just the first step, you got to apply before they let you look at the prices. >> exactly. we don't know the enrollment numbers. that's really the number to look at. these are 426,000 applications according to the administration. they're saying that that has been affected by the website's availability. as we've seen and demonstrated, it's not just getting into the website, it's also a security question and then some health

insurance companies are saying the data on the back end is flawed and needs to be inputted manuelly. you have multiple problems here and they're now steering more and more people to enroll by phone. >> brett, some people have called for kathleen sebelius to be fired due to the disaster. do you think at minimum there would be the concession that she would testify this thursday before a committee? >> i don't know if it's going to be this thursday but testifying on the hill is a must for her survival of that position. you heard the senate from illinois saying eventually she'll have to testify on all this. the fact that she has said that she has a scheduling conflict thursday -- >> hilarious. >> i think we're going to see and hear a lot more than that. >> if you have a gala you can't miss it. especially with the jet lag, you can never get there. michael levitt, the former hhs

secretary joined us earlier and here's what he said needs to be done. >> more than a year ago when the administration made some decisions to defer rules until after the election. it threw the whole project behind. so what you had as they moved into this early season they were essentially doing dress rehearsals on opening night when in reality they could have and should have been testing the system several months before. >> he rolled out the prescription drug plan part d. he said we had hik cups but he was aggressive. he went state to state and asked to testify. you should be out in front of this explaining it, not running from it. i don't think this tactic is going to be successful. >> it will have to change. the president speaking today is part of that and they're going to try to own some of this on the rollout. you're right and he's right that, boy, if the fact that there wasn't a lot of beta

testing, the fact that they weren't in the mud testing before it went on live is really something. you talk to any expert who has launched any kind of website and they say, yeah, you have all kinds of trials before it comes out and something this big, it's pretty unique that they went for the date to launch and not getting it ready for prime time. >> why would they listen to those republicans who said you got to put it off, put it off. >> the error rate the week before, i think a couple of days before was at 75 percent. 7 5 percent of the time it would screw up. the director of omb said she can't even guarantee it's going to be fixed by mid-december. if the president is going to come out today like the head of customer relations and say, look, we've blown it and we're sorry, that would be extraordinary because when was the last time this president has said we made a mistake? >> i think it's going to be today. i think he's going to express that frustration. listen, they spent more than

$400 million on this website, $400 million. if you compare -- he made the comparison to apple and the glitches that apple had in the first week of a launch on iphone. i think apple spent about $40 million on the iphone launch. so you're going to have these critics billed. i think if the administration fixes it quickly there is time, according to the experts to make it work before january. if it takes until december, there is going to have to be a delay i would bet. >> on the individual mandate for sure. i have a hunch that there will be some element of this where he'll say if it wasn't for republicans fighting it the whole time, people pushing back on it, it would have been a lot easier. i think somehow that's going to be twisted in there. >> he'll detail the states that are run by the feds and the ones run by the state and talk about the governors who decided not to play ball. >> speaking of play ball, we've

been talking about our first cars. earlier we showed a gren add da. who would that belong to? >> it's me. it was emerald green and my friends called it kermit the frog. he had the unique feature that the stuff hung down from the ceiling like a car blister. >> the fabric we were talking about. it starts bubbling right there. >> you didn't have a moon roof though, did you? >> no. >> what did us pay for that? >> it was in the hundreds, not sure. >> i like that kermit the frog car. >> it ain't easy being green. brett, thank you very much for sharing your first car. watch his program tonight at 6:00 eastern on fox news channel. ten minutes after the top of the hour. coming up more on kathleen sebelius who says she can't testify in front of congress due to a scheduling conflict.

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>> it started a little rockier than we would like. it's better today than it was yesterday and it will keep getting better. choices are there that's never been there. help is there that's never been there and people can make their own decisions about what's good for them and their family. >> he's smiling because the

website doesn't work. while health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius has time to defend obama care on comedy central she doesn't have time to defend it to congress. sebelius blames scheduling conflicts on her inability to testify before a house committee this thursday. she has to go to a gala on wednesday night. not kidding. bill johnson is a member of the committee asking sebelius to testify. he joins us today from the beautiful country of columbus, ohio. good morning. >> good morning. >> she doesn't want to show up in front of that house committee because there are a number of republicans who have the majority in the house who want her fired. >> well, steve, i can certainly understand why she doesn't want to testify, because this is a disaster, but she has to come before the american people and help the american people understand what happened here.

this is an absolute disaster. this is -- it's not rocket science but an implementation of this size and magnitude takes a great deal of discipline. it's very, very clear the administration has not exercised that kind of discipline. you and i -- go ahead. >> i was going to say are you one of the republicans who says she should get canned? >> absolutely. it starts at the top. she went on jon stewart's show and he asked her repeatedly, look, the president has given a break to big business for a year, this thing is not ready, why don't you give all americans in the individual mandate a year break and she couldn't respond to why they weren't willing to do that. >> indeed. you know what congressman it's not just the republican said that says she has to testify. there are democrats as well who are admitting that the rollout didn't work and of course she

was in charge. listen to this. >> ultimately secretary sebelius will testify before congress. you know that. >> any system that deals with that many millions of people frequently does have a glitch. again, this is unacceptable. it must be fixed. >> congressman, in your district there in ohio, there are a lot of people who could certainly benefit from this, but for a myriad of reasons they can't get on or maybe they don't even have a computer. what you told me during the commercial break was very interesting and insightful. that is the government has essentially one shot at getting people in the beginning and they've blown it. >> absolutely. these are not glitches, steve. a system this large and this complex, there comes a point in time when you can't throw more money at it and throw more people at it to fix it. the analogy that i gave you is you can't recook eggs.

if you order two eggs medium with hash browns and toast and you get scrambled with bacon and biscuits, you start over or you accept what you have got. the american people simply aren't willing to accept what we have. henry chow himself, the point guy for this implementation said we're no longer shooting for a world class experience, we're just trying to avoid a third world experience. this is not good and the american people need answers. >> and you've got a unique perspective because you founded an it company 30 years ago. congressman bill johnson, a member of the energy and congress committee, let's see if she shows up on thursday. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, steve. 18 minutes from the top of the hour. kanye west welcomes a special guest on stage. jesus. has he finally gone too far?

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>> quick monday morning headlines for you right now. former nfl star aaron hernandez back in court at 2:30 this afternoon eastern time. prosecutors want the judge in the case to step aside, citing the history of hostility toward the lead prosecutor. the defense is calling the request ridiculous. hernandez has pleaded not guilty

to the murder of oweden loi. david brock, the man who wants to take down fox news who has spent time in a psychiatric facility coming to the defense of hillary clinton. he co-authored an e book to defend the former secretary of state. brian over to you and elisabeth. there are dreams that go down in country music stardom. >> chasing nashville is spotlighting singers from all over app lach cha hoping to become stars. take a look at autumn blair. ♪ >> my dream is to be a big country music star because my dad wouldn't have to work in the coal mines anywhere. >> we are blessed to have them with us right now. from chasing nashville autumn blair and her father jonathan on

guitar. welcome. i've been waiting for the show. it's tomorrow night it premiers. autumn you are still in school and now there is a spotlight on your family. are you nervous about what people will think? >> i'm nervous about what i'm going to look like on tv. >> you're going to sound good. that's the good news. >> they found you on youtube but the song they heard you thing you were only 12. you're 17 now. >> yes. it's kind of funny because they loved my 12-year-old voice and then when he actually got in contact with me i was 17. >> wow. what did you think? did you know you had something special there? did you know your daughter had something else? >> she's always been great. everywhere we go everybody loves her. they get around around clap and have a good time when she sings. >> how does it make you feel to say she's trying to break out to get you out of the coal mines?

>> it makes me feel good that she would do something like that for me. i'm my own man but your little girl wanting to do something like that for you just touches your heart. >> you're three generations deep in coal mining. when you think about what could be and when a camera is on your family and certainly on your precious girl here, do you have worries as a dad about a reality show? >> of course you do on something of that nature. my family, we felt that we were -- we had nothing to hide so we didn't really worry about it too much. of course there is surprises and things of that nature, but my family, i felt, i could put in the spotlight and feel good about what people saw. >> what are you going to sing for us? >> i'm going to sing an original, hear me now. >> you wrote it. sing it. let's get out of here.

♪ i remember all the names you called me ♪ ♪ left me crying on the bathroom floor ♪ ♪ praying, praying that you would hear me but you didn't care anymore ♪ ♪ just a little girl ♪ because you led me believe that i znt worth saving and nobody would want me ♪ ♪ but i'm going to prove you wrong ♪ ♪ all you did was make me strong ♪ ♪ i didn't have a voice for so long and i thought i'd never get it back ♪ ♪ i buried my truth and that's okay if you couldn't hear me then you'll hear me now ♪ ♪ you'll hear me now

♪ hear me now ♪ please hear me now ♪ please hear me now >> autumn, that's an emotional song. >> that was great. >> i know that you wrote that about your mom. you're going to talk about it on the show and explore the depths of that relationship. >> i went through an experience with my mother and have to tune in to hear about that. >> you're going to be open about that with everybody which is brave of you. we wish you well. chasing nashville tomorrow night. >> on lifetime at 10:00. good job, jonathan. best of luck, coal miner's daughter. next if you are fed up with

government, you're not alone. maybe you feel like this -- >> you loan money to your campaign and charge the campaign ten percent interest? >> that's correct. >> lawmakers using campaign cash for their own personal slush funds. how is this legal? stay tuned. and this nfl player has a contract worth more than $2 million but he's driving a car that's worth $2. that's next. [ male announcer ] this is claira.

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it's time for your shot of the morning. here is the winner of the underwater pump pin car carving contest. 30 divers fought to compete 25 feet under water. i don't know if i could do that. i'm more of a land carver myself. >> we have competitive games. >> i can't tell you how many times i went to the pumpkin carving contest with my kids in scouts. if you put them all together they pretty much look the same. this offers a little challenge. >> let's put on a web suit and snorkel and go to the bottom of the sea. >> i'll meet you there. >> did you see 60 minutes last night. they had a story about bick

cheney heart and a scandal that presumes that it's illegal for politicians to profit from their political service but yet because of a number of loopholes they're able to do just that. we know about pax, campaign money. if people donate to leadership pact that is corre tchl pact, they can do whatever they want. >> this is not going to make them happy to reveal that members of congress are using this cash this way. we actually had -- was it steve kroft confronted grace napolitano who made 18 percent interest when she loaned her campaign cash. >> did you loan money and charge? >> that's correct. to be able to do the things i

have to do, at that point that's what was recommended. >> you don't think there is anything wrong with loaning money but collecting 18 percent interest for your campaign. >> would you go out and get a loan and not get charged interest? >> 18 percent on $228,000. >> you like to say 18 percent. >> that's what the mafia gets. >> it isn't like i've really profited. i still live in the same house. i drive a small car. i am not a billionaire or millionaire. >> did your campaign members know that you were charging 18 percent. >> you don't go out and publicize that but they know i had a campaign debt. >> brandy alexander ran and they have combined salary of 150,000 thousands. >> that interest by the way was

$228,000. >> she glosses over it like what do you expect me to do, publicize it? there are loan sharks in the country going, we couldn't even get away with 18 percent yet it's completely legal. peter sha wietser has done a good bit of work on corruption in congress and he's going to joining us to talk about this problem on the wednesday fox & friends. >> here's heather for what else is breaking around the world. >> we have a fox news alert to start you off this morning. live pictures now coming in of a train derailment in smithsborrow, illinois. this is about 50 miles east of st. louis. this happened just after 6:00 this morning. at least 8 cars derailed. no word on how it happened or how many injuries there may be. we will keep watching this. this is about two and a half hours ago. the wife of carlos peguaro

is accused of racking up $800,000 in credit cards. according to court filings she made 60 fraudulent purchases from sacs fifth avenue. her husband makes nearly half a million dollars a year. two men are thankful to be alive after their boat capsized off the coast of massachusetts. the men just had one life vest between the two of them and even that floated away. >> we sat back to back so we used our backs to keep each other warm. we just kept talking and praying. >> they say that that whole ordeal was a real test of faith. indeed. rapper kanye west stages a scene right out of the bible. look at this.

>> i came here to make dead people alive. >> west also had 12 dancing disciples and stood on top of a 60 foot mountain and rapped. those are your headlines at this hour. >> amen to that. looks pretty outside, too. maria, i know you have some fun weather to talk about today. >> yes. we're talking a little bit of snow across parts of the up of miof mish michigan. it's going to stay unsettled throughout this week across parts of the great lakes. not much accumulation but starting to look more like winter or fall-like conditions in that area. current temperatures feels like fall in parts of minnesota like minneapolis where your current temperature 34 degrees, 32 in rapid the city. in denver you got to bundle up, your current temperature just 30 degrees. in the afternoon hours it's going to be warming up.

in new york city you're still above average in the upper 60s but we'll see changes in the next couple of days. chicago 47 for your high today. it's going to stay rather chilly in the 40s over the next several days. during the nighttime hours you're talking temperatures in the 20s as you head out the door in the morning hours it's going to be rather cool. here's a look at the forecast radar. again we are looking at unsettled across the great lakes. rain snow just off the lakes. let's head back inside. >> thank you very much. something that's been lighting up the twitter and facebook and everything else, brian, we have a great story about a red skin running back, alfred morris who to this day still drives his first car that he bought for two bucks from a peacher because he loves it. >> here's what you are saying about it, going back and forth from twitter where you can download pictures. jacqueline says look at this, this is a 1967, arguably nicer

than my 1969. this is a ford mustang. i assume that's her very first car. on facebook people are pouring in. janice shafer, this what she looks like. that's a '66 mustang. she loves it. terry says my first car was a 1973 grand torino. that's pretty cool. look at laurel who looks too young for this car, a 1950 datson orange stick shift, so embarrassing. the last one -- that is a dog who i don't believe is allowed to drive. this is rick, we're loading his picture. the first one was a 1949 straight eight pontiac. he was in high school in 1966 and his dad helped him buy it from a friend.

a few months later blew a misston, crack in the engine block, ordered another one through a sears catalog. that's when people worked on their cars. >> mr. good wrench was not in business at that time. >> i love how every car has a story to go with it. we have tweets and photos, one from joshua, a powder blue 1974 plymouth. that's the real thing. >> bob tweeted, my wife and i dated in this car in high school 40 years ago, a '6 7 nova. wish we still had that. >> this is the car that he still has. it's a ford country squire ltd. the wood is still good. >> that's my favorite part. >> it's either wood or rust, it doesn't matter. girls dug it and by the way the seats fold down.

>> it's funny you should mention that because my first car when i was 14 was a rambler station wagon and bill said come on, steve, fess up and tell us one of the most popular features of the rambler, the front seats fold down to make a bed. i had forgotten about that but they do completely lay down flat. >> like i said, stories come with cars. >> whoa. we got an e-mail from susie, her first car, look at that. >> 1977, the grem lynn. >> e-mail them to us at fox & friends or go on facebook at fox & friends or twitter at fox & friends as well. >> thanks, brian. coming up caught on camera jets fans slugging a woman right in the face. what was this over and was that arrested? we'll have the details next. and this guy is taking daddy

daughter time to a whole new level, his selfie with his kid going viral this morning. they join us live. i think mccally cull kin is probably their hero. heart healthy, huh?!

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headlines r the biggest destroyer was cancelled last week due to the government shutdown but expected to set sail this week. it's so big it had enough power to produce 78 mega watts of electricity, enough for 78,000 homes. terrifying moments on a careful highway when a truck driver loses control of his rig, crashing into the center divider, caught on another driver's dash camera.

the driver walked away from the accident without serious injury. thanks, elisabeth. talk about more viral video, a fight that broke out between the jets and patriots fan caught on camera. the fight was between a man and a woman and the woman gets slugged right in the face. look. that's a jet fan who got clocked in the face. clocked a female pats fan in the face. he could be in big trouble. wnww joins us with the latest. do we know who everyone is. >> reporter: we don't. new jersey state police tell me that this incident is under investigation. we're used to seeing these fierce rivalries play out on the football field, not outside the stadium like we saw yesterday.

let's look at that video again. the jets enjoyed a victory over the rival new england patriots on the football field yesterday but then things turned violent after the game. the video shows a man wearing a jets jersey punching a woman who appeared to be wearing a new england patriots shirt. spokesperson for the jets said that the team is aware of this situation and does not tolerate that sort of behavior. the spokesperson went on to say that the matter has been referred to new jersey state police. a spoke to them this morning. they tell me, yes, they're aware of this video, and, yes, they're investigating. the other thing they told me that the good news here is that no one was seriously injured. for now that's the latest life from mid town manhattan this morning. shocking video, brian, elisabeth and steve, back to you. that's where the drunkest people are and that's where you get the most violence for the

most part. next, this guy is taking daddy daughter time to a whole new level. his selfies with his baby going viral. this morning they join us live. first we're going to check in with bill hammer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> rough going at the jets game. that woman took a big shot from that guy. >> i'm waiting to see if there is another camera angle, too. >> could be. the band was rolling in the background. hope you guys had a great weekend. today is day 21 of the obama care rollout. how is that working out for you, america? today the president addresses the issues. and a new film on the muslim brotherhood in america. the film's producers here live. we'll talk to him when we see you in ten minutes. campbell's. mmm! this is delicious katie. it's not bad for canned soup, right? pfft!

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>> one dad has taken selfies to a whole new level by mimics his daughter's funny expressions. >> joining us is eddie wheeler with his 4 week old daughter and his wife. congratulations and thanks for being with us. >> maybe we should whisper. >> i won't wake the baby. she's precious. how did you come up with posting these pictures? >> our grandmas and grandpas are a lot farther away so we posted pictures so they could see her and be a part of the family, even though they're files away. >> eddie and robin, what was

your reaction to the world's reaction, that they can't get enough of these photos? >> well, yeah, our reaction was kind of they're just family pictures to us but i guess we were happy that they made people smile and that people got a kick out of them. that's what we like to do. we like to make people laugh and we like to share our joy with others. >> you sure have a great sense of humor and you're creative. i hear that when macy was 19 weeks in the womb you took her heart beat and we actually have sound of it from her ultra sound and set it to background beats. listen to this for a couple of seconds. that's so adorable. it begs the question though what's next? what's your next creative project with macy? >> we don't have anything planned. just more family pictures probably and we'll teach her to play instruments whenever she

gets old enough. >> ask your wife robin who cannot hear us what she thinks of these pictures of her husband and daughter? >> so what do you think of the pictures? >> of course i think that she's adorable and it's all very funny and everything. i'm also surprised by just the reaction that we've gotten by it. it's a little bit overwhelming. >> ask her who she thinks is more adorable, you, eddie or the baby. >> macy of course. >> besides clicking on it, have you gotten comments from people? >> a few, yeah. our church has been real supportive and excited for us and family and friends call and other people. we haven't seen any people on the street that have recognized us that we know of. >> hundreds of thousands of times they've been clicked and you were simply recreating the face on your baby. i've got a picture i want to show from the day my daughter sally was born.

just about an hour after she was born she's screaming, my son peter is screaming. my daughter mary is too cool to scream and there i am in the hospital. you started quite a viral sensation, wheeler family. >> yeah. it's shocking. >> she slept through the whole thing. >> she's precious, what a blessing. we want to thank you, eddie, robin and sweet macy for joining us today. we look forward to more faces. you're a visionary, steve. >> who knew. the kid was screaming and my wife had a camera. >> before youtube, could have cashed in. what a shame. >> i like that photo. >> meanwhile more fox & friends coming your way in just a flash. my name is mike and i quit smoking.

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>> we asked you to send in your first cars and we're still getting them in. my first car was a 1973 challenger, loud and very fast. if you are describing your engine always usually cast. >> and carrie had a 1969 pontiac boneville. >> tomorrow our old buddy john ratzinberger is going to be here and we're talk about who is hiring right now. maria what was your first car? >> a honda passport. it was so popular that they

don't make it anymore. >> it took a trip. >> very nice. >> we'll continue this conversation in the after the show show. log onto fox & friends.com and you can catch the stuff we didn't stay on tv. see you tomorrow. bill: fox news alert. it's being called everything from a train wreck to simply unacceptable and that's just the democrats. now president obama addresses the issue. jamie: good to see you.