hey, everybody, good morning. today is sunday, the 3rd of august, 2013. i'm anna kooiman. ebola landed in the united states for the first time ever. the affected doctor is here and another on her way, but should he have left africa? brand new concern this is morning. and a possible break in the search for the missing oregon mom. was she just spotted? we have brand new clues as her husband and father prepare to talk to us on "fox and friends." and put down that cupcake right now. are you eating a cupcake for breakfast? the new government regulations about to hit your child's bake

sale. "fox and friends" starts right now. they would have a hay day with this show, right? >> this whole show would be banned by the federal government. >> the least nutrition show on the air. good morning. >> they managed to put a cupcake in a can. what is it called? a whole cake in a can, not just a cupcake. >> just spray it in. yep. >> we'll have more on that coming up in the show. right now to this fox news alert, for the first time the deadly ebola virus is in the u.s. >> doctor kent bradley coming into liberia walking into the hospital in atlanta for treatment. and another patient should be coming any day now. >> leland vetter is live with

this story this morning. >> reporter: he is infected with the single most deadly disease known to man. kent bradley was on a medical mission to liberia and became a patient himself after that medical mission trip. this is what he is going to call home for the foreseeable future. the isolation united a emory university hospital. there are four hospitals in the country able to safely treat a virus like ebola. >> i think it is unique this is the first patient with ebola in the united states, but that's the key point. i can't think of a better place in the world other than emory hospital to care for this patient. >> reporter: brantley arrived with a tent source built inside. and that plane is back to africa to pick up another american affected with ebola. keep in mind, there's no cure for ebola.

trying to keep their fever down, while in africa, brantley received a blood transfusion from one of the patients who survived ebola and it is thought that the blood transfusion contained ebola antibodies. much has been made by the cdc and health officials to bring brantley back to the united states, meaning it is bringing ebola back to the united states and under such strict safety standards that have been in place already, doctors almost universally agree the risk to the general population as close to zero as it gets. >> thank you, leland. so the question is, should the u.s. government be importing the most deadly disease known to man into this country, which is in effect what they just did. >> doctor bob arnaw was on "justice" last night. it brings up a good question, he was there on the front lines before and insisted on basically staying there before he was

brought back to the united states. he said, we're putting people at risk. listen to dr. barbana. >> the risk is low but it is not zero. mistakes can be made. the interesting thing, your honor, did they need to bring him here? he walked out of that ambulance. this is not a gravely ill individual. the fact is he could have been treated in africa. when i had cholera, i insisted on being treated in aftrica so would not infect friends and family. >> you are out trying to save the world with this christian organization, is a masamaritan', who has a great reputation. so you go and serve under those pretenses. if i had a sore throat, i

wouldn't want to be treat there had. >> would you want to be treated in liberia or the united states? the department of defense spends money on helping citizens and others around the world. that's exactly what they should be spending money on. >> a, the guy is an american we should be proud of. b, the fact he's an american is the key point. this is a good thing. they aught to be doing the same thing for andrew tahmooressi stuck in a jail. and i think we should take the risk, it is worth it, to save americans. but the federal authorities say there's no risk, think of all the times they said that and have been wrong. >> or testing on american citizens out in the desert. there's a long history of our federal government doing the same thing. >> but it's still worth the risk. >> people are wondering, are we spending too much money on this? $140 million in a grant given to

the food and drug administration back in march. vanderbilt university, $4.4 million recentlyto figure out treatment for ebola. but the department of defense has a long history of doing this treating the troops since the 1800s. this could be a biological weapon in the future, so it seems important. >> let us know your thoughts at foxandfriends.com. we start with this fox news alert, a possible sighting of a missing oregon mother, jennifer hudson. the search now turning to washington state's san juan island 300 miles from where she was last seen. witnesses say they saw a woman matching her description headed on a ferry there. >> it's not another tip, it's something that is serious enough that we're going to take a look at it and make sure everything

pans out. >> well, cops are now looking at surveillance footage from the ferry. jennifer was last seen ten days ago taking out cash from a bank and buying sleeping pills from a rite aid before filling up with gas. jennifer hudson's husband and father will be joining us live at 9:00 a.m. with the latest. and bottled water flying off the shelves as 400,000 people around the toledo area are told not to drink the water. the water tested positive for toxins possible from algae in lake erie. the algae growth is fed by fertilizer runoff from farms and sewage treatment plants and can make people extremely sick. residents even being warned not to shower in the tainted water. >> well, i think if i get my water today i'll be all right. >> i think we can all get through it. >> water tre now using chemicals in an effort to kill the toxins.

and two people are dead after a plane crashes onto the front lawn of a northern new york home. the small sesna taking off from the airport just across the street from nancy rauch's home. >> i see the airplane hit the top of the trees and just nosedive into my front yard. >> both men inside the plane were pronounced dead at the scene. the ntsb is looking into what led up to the fatal crash. topping sports, football season continues, can you feel it in michael strahan officially inducted into the hall of fail. that's a long time coming for him. he and hicks others dawned the gold jacket at the ceremony. strahan talking about how unexpected his career seemed. >> i am absolute probable hall of famer. i'm a probable football player

because i didn't grow up saying i'm going to do this. >> well, that improbable career led him to holding to the record for the most sacks over the course of a single season for the giants. a nice guy. those are your headlines. >> here's an interesting story, a lot has been written about the drama in the republican party. the real drama is taking place on the left on the democratic party between the establishments there, between the clintons, obamas and the populist wing of the party. we have a new report from ed klein who wrote the book on hillary clinton, about the clintons attempt to neutralize elizabeth warren. this is an excerpt that i'm quoting, bill and hillary clinton take the threat from elizabeth warren very seriously and are doing everything in their power to neutralize her. in july they cut short their vacation in the hamptons and

flew to have lunch with bobby and his fiance. bill was in full campaign mode. >> and according to robert kennedy's widow and representative joe kennedy ii, favored warren inviting her up, basically believing she's more liberal than hillary clinton. here's a tear-out from the article to go further. joe meant liz's visit to be a countermove to hillary's. he wanted to expose liz to the family to gape their support and sure enough, she came to the compound breathing fire about the need to rein in corporate america. joe thinks hillary has too many ties with wall street. he loves elizabeth warren because she's a full-throated liberal like his uncle ted. she has ted's voice, loud and angry and triumphant. of course, you remember -- does anybody see the irony here? people flying up to a compound to get mad about rich people?

talk about a lack of self-awareness. by the way, good for the kennedys. in one way, i'm impressed by this, elizabeth warren is closer to the beating heart of the democratic party. she is like a full-blown leftie. she's from the leon troswski wing. >> is that where the party is these days? >> the kennedys know they have big swing. to be compared to jfk would be great. and the fund-raising venues, whether the jfk library or the compound. we had ed klein on here recently with the article from "the post," who said obama is looking for a mini-me and sees elizabeth warren more so than hillary clinton. speaking of liberals who know better than you to run your life, the federal government has put new restrictions in place led by the first lady of the

united states that would mean schools cannot hold bake sales anymore. it turns out bake sales have baked goods that are bad for you and the government doesn't think you should eat them therefore schools have to close the bake sales. >> they are saying campuses can't roll out the bake sales because of the new nutrition standards. they want to replace the cupcakes on campus with gr gran and fruit cups. >> is there less sugar in granola? >> there's a lot of sugar in granola and there's more fib tore keep the kids full. >> or running to the bathroom. >> that's right. it keeps you regular. but let's teach kids about moderation instead. instead of selling king-size candy bars sold during the day, which doesn't fit the rules and

regulations -- >> i'm the parent. i've got four kids. it's up to you what you eat. >> right. but this is the first time that young kids are not outliving their parents. the life expectancy of kids these days is lower than their parents, which does not add up for the first time. >> good point. we are one of the fattest countries in the world next to mexico. we go back and forth with them, however the instinctions are infrequent. buy one cupcake. the federal government is banning my cupcakes. let us know how you feel about this. friends@foxnews.com. a mother sells her daughter's katy perry tickets on facebook calling her daughter a brat. is this needed or dimented? and watch this. run for your life!

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welcome back. kent bradley, one of two americans infected with the ebola virus, is back in the united states this morning at emory university hospital in atlanta. >> brantley is the first person infected with ebola to be treated in the united states, so what happens next? >> joining us is our favorite physician, doctor, welcome back. >> good morning. >> how concerned should we be that the first ebola case has arrived in the u.s.? >> we need to keep this in perspective, this is a deadly decide, but one of the reasons it is so deadly is it affects those in africa with no access to good medical care. and it is very important to emphasize i do not believe this is a major public health risk for people in the united states. this patient has come back, he

was a medical doctor working in africa, he's working with ebola patients and being brought back in isolation. he's getting the appropriate treatment. the staff are caring for him and wearing proper protective clothing. and there's lots of reasons in africa why ebola spread so rapidly. there's a tradition when the family member dies, the family members wash the body in preparation for burial. that's a risk, a huge risk for spreading ebola. if you get intravenous fluid, there's a good case for survival. many people do not have access to good or basic medical care. >> they are not educated and don't know what to do, either. when we saw the video of dr.

kent brantley walking on his own, a lot of experts were stunned themselves. what do you make of that and what is his treatment like? >> the fact that he walked out of the ambulance is a very, very good sign. clearly, he doesn't have the very advanced stages of this disease where you can get this fever with significant bleeding, multi-organ failure, hopefully with appropriate fluids and resuscitation he'll do actually very well. >> dr. bob arnot said he shouldn't come back to the united states at all. after i had cholera, i stayed over there until i was cured to come back to the united states. should the hospital be concerned? >> no, he's going through a dedicated infectious disease unit at the emory university hospital. they have expertise with dealing with the disease and with protecting other people in the hospital. and hopefully this disease will

be contained and he'll make a good recovery. >> we may learn a lot from it, too, that we wouldn't have learned by having it in liberia. >> great to see you. >> thank you. it's the way judges have been sentencing criminals for decades and now attorney generaler ig hogeneral eric holder says this is racist abuse. details next. and some were expecting a thrill but this was not the thrill ride they were expecting. >> everyone is holding on for dear life on the railing. beautiful view. >> we have new video of this roller coaster malfunction from the riders' point of view. walking back down. straight ahead. >> maybe you should focus on walking instead of the video. once there was a girl who never settled for ordinary.

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happy sunday, everybody. the missing israeli soldier believed to be captured by hamas militants now confirms to be killed in battle on friday. the news of the soldier's death comes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says they will complete their mission. and the united mine workers of america, initially big supporters of president obama, are now in full revolt over his climate agenda that could jeopardize their jobs. some even getting arrested at a march against the epa in pittsburgh. tucker, over to you. >> thank you, anna. well, attorney general eric holder this week came out against certain statistical

tools used in determining jail time. they have increasingly used large databases of information that include factors like law enforcement and substance abuse in order to determine sentences. but now holder says, quote, they should not be based, sentences should not be based on unchangeable factor that is a person cannot control or on the possibility of a future crime that has not yet taken place. should we change a method that has worked for so many years? here to weigh in is reverend jacques dubrat. why would we tamper with a formula that has worked? >> first of all, the formula has worked at the federal level, and everyone agrees with the crime rate dropping that the criminal justice system still is unfairly applied in many instances in

communities of color and for those who are poor. >> but doesn't society have a right to protect itself? >> obviously. >> from people who pose a threat to it and to its stalevel of th criminals are the same. some are likely to reoffend and some are not. should we make that determination? >> the determination and the right to do is certainly part of government's responsibility. the question is, how do you do that and will it be applied fairly and the attorney general is saying, as he said in other instances, you're going to have concernly an agreeable way to pursue. and he's asking other things to be considered in that determination. >> prior convictions have got to be considered. if i'm a judge, if you were a judge, wouldn't you want to know, the guy has been convicted and arrested 15 times for the same crime suggest he may do it again, right? >> yes. that should be a factor but there are other factors to be

considered. with the economy while they were incarcerated, that should be part of the assessment. >> this guy is race obsessed, holder. the application of justice should be color blind. he's saying we aught to do all we can to make sure certain groups aren't incarcerated at certain levels. shouldn't we ignore the race of alleged perpetrators and deal with them as individuals? >> but that's not the issue. the issue on the table is people have already been convicted and incarcerated and when they should be released, number one. and number two, america has never been color blind. >> so you don't think the race of people, shouldn't he ignore the race of people in prison? >> he should treat all people fair and equally. >> equally, so we shouldn't take race into play. >> over time, if you find the fact that is some people are not being treated fairly, then you

have to raise the question, is the system broken? >> dr. jacques degraff, thank you for coming on this morning. it happened again, 20 people overdose at a music festival. one person died. does it raise questions over the safety of these concerts? and how is this for discipline. a mom sells her daughter's katy perry tickets on social media. is it good parents or deranged? the debate is ahead.

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welcome back. it's your shot of the morning. every parent knows it is hard to get your toddler to bed, but watch this. ♪ >> a mom recording the hysterics she goes through to put her twins to bed. the question is, why are they not in a crib? that would solve the problem. it's a race to see who gets tired first, the mom or the

twins. parents at home, keep them in a crib until they are 3 years old. >> we are not showing the entirety of the segment because it is three minutes long, this video. >> look at them, they are still in diapers walking around. put them in a crib! >> they made leashes for a reason. in north dakota a mom punished her daughter, a girl she describes as a spoiled brat, by selling her katy perry tickets, katy perry is a singer, on facebook. >> this is called social shaming. she went to facebook to sell the tickets and then, first of all, it was in fargo, north dakota. where she was selling the ticket was a facebook garage sale page. she put the tickets up on the facebook page. here's the posting she put up, daughter is a spoiled brat and doesn't deserve these tickets. for sale, two katy perry tickets

for sale in august, paid $110. i will take $90. >> they sold in five minutes. but this mother is getting all sorts of backlash saying this public shaming is not the right way to parent. the mom comes back to say, it doesn't matter what side you're on on facebook, you're always going to be wrong with somebody. >> not just facebook, she said you'll be judged about how you parent to begin with and it is nobody's business. my daughter is brat so i'm telling her tickets. >> she was calling her a spoiled brat. >> if it is nobody's business, then why are you putting it on facebook? this is deranged. we are going to get a lot of e-mails saying this is great, tough parents. this is crazy and is going to hurt this girl for life. like what are you doing, if i knew somebody who did this, i would be horrified. >> how does this stack up against the kid who gets the sandwich put up on the highway that says, i got an "a" on my

report card. >> i don't want like to see parents publicly shaming their kids or punishing their kids in a restaurant or in a store when they grab a kid or yell at the kid. rather, kind of handle it quietly and -- >> would you do this? you have kids. >> no, i would never. but i'm just trying to think of a mom in fargo, how many opportunities does she have to sell the tickets? facebook is probably the one place she goes to do it. >> she didn't say spoiled brat, though. >> not everything needs to be revealed publicly. you don't have to put everything on facebook. >> that's the way society is now, tucker. >> it's terrible. >> there's a way that parents discipline their children, they take away the social media, the tv, they take away all of these gadgets, right? so the mom kind of has the right method, sort of, but she's -- >> where is the dad on this, by the way? >> he's going to the concert by himself. >> he bought the tickets for $90. >> i'm going, katy perry.

>> go to twitter to let us know what you think about this. >> i want to hear "teenager dream." >> no idea what that is. here are your other headlines this morning, a pop concert in maryland ending with a tragedy, one is dead and 20 others are hospitalized. the 17-year-old boy is in critical condition. the concert promoter is shocked and saddened by the news. this comes just days after dozens of keith urban fans were treated at a concert near boston for alcohol-related illnesses. and what goes up sometimes won't come down. we're getting a new view from that broken down roller coaster we told you about yesterday.

>> we are walking down the stairs. everyone is holding on for dear life on the railing. beautiful view. >> terrified riders at the six flags in new jersey were forced to climb down a 230-foot tall track after the nitro roller coaster lost power mid-ride. the coaster stalling right when they went over a peak. a computer malfunction caused the outage. >> can you imagine being caught upside down? >> no thank you. a would-be burglar gets cared off while trying to break into a home near houston. the man caught on surveillance walking around the property for two minutes and then kicks in the door twice. that's when someone inside the house shows up scaring the would-be robber off. the thief is still on the run. we are not sure what scared him, but the sign on the front says trespassers will be shot. survivors will be shot again.

well, since the start of 1965, widespread panic has risen to become the best and biggest jam band. ♪ >> nine years ago the group started tunes for tots. we spoke to the founding member about how it works, john bell. >> that could be a music ad, band uniforms, band instruments, just keeping the musical programs afloat where they have been de-funded. >> to date, widespread panic has raised over $1.5 million. this year's benefit concert will be held in charlotte, north carolina, on december 30th. don't miss it. let's go out to janice dean in for rick this morning. we'll take a look at the forecast.

hey, janice. >> raining again? >> i know. as long as it doesn't rain on our food segments this morning. we have a lot of food to talk about. taking a can on a philly cheesesake? mother nature, are you hearing me? a lot of 60s over the map. we are dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms all along the east coast. 66 anding sogy in new york. 80 in fee in addition. 59 in rapid city. we have a cool down coming later this week for much of the country. there's the radar, spotty showers and thunderstorms for parts of the southwest. again, the potential for flash flooding with the monsoonal moisture. then we've got this stalled out frontal boundary. a lot of moisture and an approaching cold front to bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms throughout the day all along the eastern seaboard. it won't be a total washout. i think we will get some food segments in on "fox and friends weekend" outdoors, but there's a

look at the rainfall totals. in some cases, a couple inches, three to four possible along the carolina coastline. and this is tropical storm bertha. the good news is very disorganized. 45-mile-per-hour storm to bring some rain and blustery conditions over the bahamas. but the great news is it is going to curve out to the northeast and not affect us along the coastline. just rough surf. we'll be watching that. still raining, but it is the -- the skies will clear, i promise. ♪ i'm singing in the rain >> that's all you can do in the rain. thank you. coming up in the show, the picture is disturbing. the teacher forces a child on the floor in school for weeks. our next guest and education expert says firing the teacher is not the answer. and an african safari takes a terrible turn when a group of elephants comes charges. we'll tell you what happens

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some quick headlines for you. a scary moment when elephants charged at tourists on a safari in africa. that took place in south africa. everyone was fine in the end. and a horrible scam from a texas woman pretending to have knee cancer. she raised $4,000 to help pay for chemotherapy, but they grew suspicious after seeing her dancing. that's when they decided she was lying. she's been arrested and is out on $75,000 bail. >> her real name was misty mink.

and this picture is horrifying. a texas teacher forces a first grader to sit on the floor at school for weeks as punishment for drawing on her desk. that teacher getting to keep her job. joining us is the ceo of the school improvement network, chet lincoln. you say firing the teacher would have been the wrong move, why? >> as we look at the individual situation, it seems horrible and any parent would be upset about it. because we look at the research as to what is going on nationally, classroom management is a big issue. we have surveying a million teachers. and the data from that survey shows that teachers want more support on how to manage their classroom, how to deal with the situations and that's the bigger issue. >> isn't it common sense here? you talk about training as a result, that's the problem, training of his teacher, but isn't it common sense? a first grader draws something on the desk. the child goes home to find out

that something is removed. she won't get the desk back until the second grade and has to sit on the floor, do you think that sets in with the child? that the child is really going to learn her lesson over that? >> well, in that individual situation, what's happened is learning of that child has completely shut down. so that was definitely an extreme situation. but more importantly, we need to help teachers understand how to react to these situations appropriately, admittedly, i wouldn't doubt if some of you as well as myself probably drew on our desks when we were in kindergarten, first and second drad just a little bit. >> yeah, every day. >> so it's natural. that's right. >> that's why the teacher needs to be reprimanded but it needs to go further than that. schools need to have a better handle on how to discipline their children. we know at a young age children don't remember punishment. you have to deal with it in the moment. so a lingering punishment that

goes on for weeks and weeks and weeks has no benefit and can be horrifying for the child. >> well, it actually traumatizes them and hurts learning for the rest of their lives. especially in early grades. as you mentioned, there's a teacher to be reprimanded in the situation, but let's get out ahead of this and train teachers so that the situations are avoided in the future. that's the biggest challenge, the teachers are not getting the support they need. so when they were in the classroom, when they were young, that creates the situations that we are seeing or hearing about more and more. >> why don't we let the disciplining fall to the parents? i mean, at the end of the day, she sent an e-mail to the parent to let them know what the child did, which was draw on the desk with pencil. it was not an offensive drawing. in first grade, how would they know that, but let the parents handle it. >> yeah, the parents should be informed and should be able to handle it. and it's really a pretty small,

simple thing. the key then is how do we help teachers really understand what kind of appropriate discipline is even necessary at pull the parents in to get involved to help solve the problem. >> jet linton, thank you for joining us this morning. we love to hear from parents this morning, how should the school have handled it? fire her or leave it up to the parents? and coming up, the most decorated sniper in history won at lo of money. but should he have? lawyer for chris kyle's widow is joining us next to explain what happened. and is food making you hungrier when you eat them? you may be eating one of them right now. a nutrition expert is joining us with what you should be eating, next. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow.

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everybody up and at it. we are always looking for ways to trim down, but did you know some foods make you hungrier after you eat them? we have the author of "the hd diet," nutritionist karen gilbert. good morning, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> we are talking about juices. juice cleanses are all the rage but they have issues. >> we all have familiar with that feeling where we drink or eat a snack or a meal and then two hours later we are famished. ravenous. so hunger is the enemy when

trying to lose weight or just to energize for work or throughout your day. juices get rid of everything that we want in our snacks or meals. it gets rid of the fiber that keeps you full. it will help your blood sugar level stay stable. >> so instead of juice, what should we do? >> instead of the juice, people always go to juices for losing weight. don't do that. make a smoothie with whole foods, berries, chia seeds, it's a quintessential book of the hd diet because it will keep you full. >> add protein and fiber and it sticks with you. and the cereal industry has been wrong for so long. >> i have some cereal that is looking very good, but it is like taking sugar in a bowl of

milk, literally. and it dissolves in the bloodstream. >> oats are great. >> you can add the chia to it, that's wonderful. and for serial, 5 grams of fiber or more, 5 grams of sugar or less. read your labels and don't get the sugar cereals with no fiber, lots of sugar. >> karen, i'm guilty of this, the artificial sweeteners. you think you're drinking a diet coke and it's okay to have. >> this is always a surprise to many people. i'm sure it is a surprise to a lot of your audience members, but artificial sweeteners are proven, there are studies to show it causes weight gain. a lot of times we use the products to stave off hunger, meanwhile they make you hungrier because it ruins the control centers in the brain and also wreaks havoc on your metabolism. >> so chemicals do something funky in the brain. >> so i know we have heard it before, but seltzer with lemon

is healthier for you and staves off the hunger. >> a lot of times we eat sushi, but we think it is a healthy alternative. >> this is a big one but there are wonderful ways to order sushi. a roll of sushi, i mean, who eats one roll, i certainly don't, but even just a roll would be like having three slices of bread. >> so instead, we have steamed vegetables and salad, brown rice. >> this is my favorite. you can mix these two but just don't have three or four of the white rice rolls. it's going to make you hungry. your blood sugars are going to raise up and your insulin goes up. that's it. >> on fridays, in particular, a lot of people have pizza and pasta. >> that's one kind of obvious. this is an obvious one. people know that this is a lot of calories.

and you're going to eat it and be hungry two hours later. two hours later we can relate to that. >> which one looks better, this one or this? come on. >> i think this looks delicious. >> there's barely any cheese on it. you can sprinkle parmesan on. >> there's more fiber in the pie. it's a wheat crust instead of a big thick white flour crust. other pasta alternatives, barley, whole wheat pasta. >> it keeps you fuller longer with the fiber. thank you so much. i am going to slim down to try to look look like. you look beautiful. triggering half a million people, why many in ohio are scurrying for bottled water this morning. and who are you going to call? rumors swirl for "the ghostbusters."

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freaks out until we start to rub his belly again. >> the men who found this baby deer's sweet spot. hear from them live this hour. we'll see if they brought the deer into the studio. mornings are better with friends. you spend a lot of time in the woods, can deer be domesticated? >> no, they cannot. >> have you tried? >> i have not. >> we are going to have them on live. this video didn't go viral for a year. they dealt with so many deer they had to you are teroutinely. >> just like a puppy. we'll talk to them in a bit. right now to this fox news alert. for the first time ever, the deadly ebola virus is in the united states. >> the infected american aid

worker kent brantley walked under his own power into emory university hospital in atlanta for treatment yesterday. another patient could be coming any day now. >> leland vittert is following this story for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the key word is walked and that certainly bodes well for a man infected with one of the world's most deadly diseases. dr. kent brantley went to africa to be on the front lines of the ebola outbreak and is now a patient for himself. this is the isolation at emory university hospital. there are four hospitals in the country with the ability to safely treat a virus like ebola. >> i think it is unique that this is the first patient that has ebola in the united states, but that's the key point. i can't think of a better place in the world other than emory

hospital to care for this patient. >> reporter: he arrived on a medivac plane with a tent of sorts built inside the plane. now the plane is back on its way to africa to pick up the other american affected with ebola. keep in mind, there's no cure for ebola but just trying to keep the patient comfortable and keeping their fever down. while in africa, he received a blood transfusion from one of his patients that survived ebola. it is thought that contained, ebola antibodies. there are strict safety standards going on with the hazmat suits, but doctors also agree that the risk to general population is about as close to zero as it gets. back to you. >> leland is live in washington with that story for us. and another story that has what lot of people talking about

there in oregon. jennifer houston went missing on july 24th. authorities may have caught a break in the case last night that someone may have spotted her, you remember, she went out to run an errand and then vanished. >> and the islands are off the state of washington and are hundreds of miles away from their home and where she was last spotted, but apparently the family likes to vacation there and she likes to spend time there and there may have been a spotting. the sheriff in the san juan county is joining us now. a take a listen. >> the information we have received is there was a female on the boat, the 9:00 sailing to friday harbor on thursday morning, july 31st. the woman we talked to also identified green car, possibly a '99 lexus, and there was a cracked windshield, although she could not give us a license.

that's not something, another tip, it's something that is serious enough that we'll take a look at it and make sure everything pans out. >> so she leaves the house, they have not seen her, the last known location, people saying they were calling into the police department to say they spotted her as far as michigan. they had to deal with all of these alleged sightings, but there was a family on the ferry that says we saw her. we saw the same green truck that she was driving with a cracked windshield. she's a blonde in her 30s and was on this ferry headed to the san juan islands. >> her credit cards are not being used. her cell phone has not been used. it's been turned off. her last known actions were filling up the car with gas. there's a picture right there. she bought sleeping pills and snacks and that's the last evidence we have of her action. >> her car still hasn't been spotted. so a lot of questions unanswered. where is she? and has something gone on?

or is she gone on her own accord? >> we are trying to get the surveillance video of the ferry. if she was on the ferry ride, we are trying to get that footage. we'll talk to the husband and father at 9:15 here. >> and just reading the scripts from the producer, they have a 2-year-old and 6-year-old who think mommy is on vacation. tough times for the family. we'll hear from them at 9:15 this morning. this just in, more than 400,000 people in and around the toledo, ohio, area are being warned not to drink the water or shower in it. >> a state of emergency now declared in three counties after water tested positive for toxins. the spokesperson for the environmental protection agency is joining us by phone with the very latest. good morning, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> we are seeing video of water flying off the shelves. i understand you are bringing in water from other states. do you have any idea how long toledo residents have to deal

with this? >> at this point we don't. we are working -- we are collecting samples and waiting for sample results. if you have multiple samples showing that the finished water is at a safe level before we can raise the do not drink warning. >> how poisonous is the water? don't shower seems to be a pretty dramatic measure. >> well, people are allowed to shower. they cannot drink it, make baby formula, cook with it, they cannot make ice wit or brush their teeth. the children should not bathe in it but adults can shower in it. >> and what is it? why is it poisonous? >> the contaminant is a product of a blue/green algae that is naturally found in ohio lakes and ponds. and health effects, if you drink

it, could include numbness, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, skin irritation, rashes. >> wow, this is frightening. because when you start to think about this, think of all the things we use water for. not just drinking, brushing your teeth. think about the water used to clean vegetables at the grocery stores here. or the ice that our fish sits in when going to the fish counter at the grocery store. everything. >> yes, absolutely. that's why the state is taking this so seriously. the governor yesterday declared a state of emergency for three counties to mobilize all of our resources. we are trucking water up to toledo. the ohio department of rehabilitation or corrections has a large milk processing facility and they have switched that over to just producing water yesterday. so they are shipping water out every couple of hours. >> the longer this goes on and the toll it takes on the

economy, which toledo has been suffering greatly in the auto industry there. the longer this goes on the more painful it will be. also, i hear chicago is testing lake michigan after they realized the problem toledo, ohio, is having. what's the likelihood of them having several issues? >> i really can't speak to that. >> okay. heidi, we know you are busy, thank you for taking time out this morning the speak with us on what's happening in toledo, ohio. keep us to date, please? >> sure. two separate transit collisions. a light rail train slams into a tractor-trailer. two train cars derailed and eight people were treated for minor injuries. then a bus and a dump truck collide seven minutes later

sending two people to the hospital with critical injuries. dozens more were treated with injuries. both accidents are underway. and he was just 35 years old but friends and family are mourning the loss of michael johns who reportedly passed away from a blood clot in his ankle. the rock and soul singer and australian heartthrob was a fan favorite on season 7 of "idol" and voted off in a stunner. simon cowell tweeted out saying, i just heard the very sad news that michael johns has passed away. a truly great guy. rest in peace, michael. and we're getting a brand new view from that broken down roller coaster we told you about yesterday. >> we are walking down the stairs. everyone is holding on for dear life on the railing. >> terrified riders at six flags new jersey forced to climb down a 230-foot-tall track after the

nitro roller coaster stalled right after it went over a peak. fortunately nobody was hurt. park officials say the computer malfunction caused the outage. and a few more heavy-hitting democrats reportedly hopping aboard the elizabeth warren train. members of the kennedy clan quietly trying to get the massachusetts senator to run against hillary clinton in 2016. the new york post reports not everyone is on board. ethel kennedy reportedly has been auditioning warren and clinton by inviting them to their compound in massachusetts. >> the queen makers. >> yes. if you're mad at the rich, take them to your compound. >> take a private jet. that's a great point. we'll go to janice dean who took a private jet to be on the show this morning. hey, januaicjanice. >> what? i walked in the rain.

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bringing showers to the bahamas but it will not affect the news. jesse ventura, former governor of minnesota, sued an american hero. the most decorated sniper in u.s. history for defamation. he just won $1.8 million. up next, the lawyer for chris kyle's widow joins us to explain why ventura shouldn't have gotten a penny. and who are you going to call? rumors are swirling about the comeback for "the ghostbusters." >> yes. that just made me happy. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now.

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listen to this, a minnesota jury awarding the former minnesota governor jesse ventura $1.8 million in a defamation shoot against chris kyle. it was an unusual split 8-2 decision. ventura sued kyle saying he was defamed in his book? and did kyle's widow really get a fair shake in all of this? we'll ask larry friedman, attorney for kyle's widow this morning. larry, nice to see you this morning, welcome to the show. >> glad to be here. >> did the family get a fair shake during this trial? >> absolutely not. the family did not get a fair shake. what happened was the jury heard the evidence, they deliberated for five days, and at the end of the five days they couldn't reach a decision. it was a hung jury. case over. the plaintiff didn't meet his burden of proof. he didn't win his case. for some reason the judge decided to change the rules.

and gave the plaintiff the second chance. >> why? >> i don't know why. i don't have an explanation for why. in our system, a system of laws. the judge is supposed to interpret the rules, not change the rules. >> so he claims, ventura claimed, he was defamed because a pass nlg from the book "american sniper" in 2012, kyle mentioned he punched a man who later claimed to be jesse ventura in a bar fight. and he said he deserved to lose a few navy s.e.a.l.s. he said his credibility has been ruined as a result of it. why did the jury sign with him in this? >> when you file a lawsuit, the plaintiff has the burden up of proof. they have to prove every element of his case. apparently, he didn't persuade a

jury that he met that burden of proof. after five days there was deadlock. there's no overtime in the legal business. it's like two major league baseball teams playing nine innings and reaching a tie and then the umpire saying, well, how about let's take an inning away and we'll score the game on eight innings. and if that doesn't work, we'll score on six or five until one team wins. >> you treat it like a t-ball game, which if it rains you call the game. chris kyle is not alive to defend itself. so then you have his widow there who has to basically watch her fallen hero husband drag through the dirt in all this. >> her husband who was a patriot and an honorable person, he was not there to defend himself at all. there was an administered

result, but in my opinion, there was not a victory on the merits. >> what is next for this family? >> well, according to tea, she will appeal this to the minnesota supreme court. >> larry friedman, thank you for fighting the good fight on this one. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. coming up on the show, another nanny nightmare. a mother comes home to find her drunk. the baby crying and the story doesn't stop there. and it's a side effect of summer. bug bites. my wife walks outside and gets eaten alive but i don't get bit. dousing yourself in bug spray isn't the answer. we'll have the secrets to keep the bugs away. you don't want to miss this when we come back. we thought karate was just another phase.

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thank you so much. summertime brings a lot of fun, but one thing that's not so fun, the pesky bugs. you have been bitten and tried everything to get the bites to stop itching, rest assured, our next guest is here to tell you the best way to make them buzz off. joining us is kate this morning, she has all the tips and tricks to make this work. why do some get bitten and others don't? i'm at a cookout and i'm covered and the others aren't. >> you're the lucky one. >> is it a blood type? >> some of it, doctors think it is your sweat and scent, it depends. they don't know what it is. >> bugs love me. okay. you have alternatives for us. >> the key to keeping the bugs away is finding the right spray for you. first up, if you want something organic that in that smells nice, this is organic.

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backwoods. don't forget your hair, skin, your clothes, everything. make sure you are fully protected. >> and wear one of these nifty clip-ones. >> this is really cool. this is a new off clip mosquito repellant. >> and it works? >> researchers say it has a built-in fan. this is when you're on the beach or outside in your garden, clip it right on to your yourself or leave it on the table with the built-in fan to diffuse around you. >> and you have tips as far as how to apply it? we aught to do it outside and not indoors. >> go out into a well ventilated area. hold it an arm's length. when applying it from your kids, put it into the palms of your hands and then on to your kid so they are not inhaling it. >> even on your face? >> when you're an adult, you know to close your mouth. that's why you put it on with your hands. >> what's the kosher distance

between your clothing and the spray? >> one thin even coating is enough. >> don't spray too much. and you have natural remedies, olive oil? what does that do? >> so, believe it or not, say you have done everything right and still have bug bites. don't worry, there are some things in your house you can use to get rid of the pain, itching and swelling. so first up, reach for your anti-perspirant. it will trick your brain into feeling the cooling instead of the itching. and the antacid, mix it with water and create a paste to soothe the pain. and olive oil will as well with great pain-relieving properties. >> kate, thank you so much. we'll try this next time. an emergency at the ballpark. a fan ends up at the hospital

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[ dogs barking ] this is hours of fun. >> it is your shot of the morning. a pack of beagles chasing a car in australia. >> that's a great way to keep them busy without the tennis ball. let's talk about this. a north dakota mom, named cindy burke, she decided to publicly shame her daughter on facebook because she said her daughter, her 18-year-old daughter, was being a brat. so instead of dealing with it in private, she took to social media to sell her daughter's katy perry tickets on facebook. she wrote this, daughter is a spoiled brat and doesn't deserve these tickets for sale. two katy perry tickets for sale

in fargo. paid $110. i'll take $90. she deeply discounted them, well, at least $20, which made them sell super fast. less than five minutes is all it took, but she's getting all sorts of terrible comments on facebook about the way she's parenting. she says, no matter which side you're on, you're always going to be on the wrong side of somebody and always going to get judged on your parenting. we have had e-mails coming in from folks about this. marlin from pennsylvania says -- >> the mom did great. the mom did not have to say anything except that she had two tickets for sale. the rest was private. >> private, was does that mean? i didn't know there was something as private anymore. >> privacy is gone. >> boy, i want to do a follow-up story to see where the girl ends up in 20 years. greg writes, when i grew up, if you acted up in public, you were corrected in public. good parenting skills. correct the problem on the spot. >> brandon says, the mom did

great acting like a parent. not like her daughter's friend too. many parents don't parent anymore. >> but is this parenting on facebook? >> well, she called her a spoiled brat. it's the name calling. >> i'm all for tough parenting. what effect is this going to have on their daughter? to post online my daughter's a spoiled brat. i mean, that's like lunatic behavior. >> my wife was fired up about this. she said, i feel compelled to weigh in on the facebook story and said, obviously there's a problem with the child and the mom being disconnected. this is going to further disconnect the teen. it's already hard to be a parent to teenagers in the first place, but then to go out and publicly shame your daughter on facebook. >> is nothing private? >> it's the modern way of putting the sandwich board on saying, i got an "f" on my report card and my mom made me standout here on this highway. >> i disagree with a uh intoer, deal with it on the spot. so much yelling in a restaurant, yell in front of them, pull them

to the side. you don't have to make a public display out there. >> i'm going to argue with my wife and post details on facebook. this is crazy. >> people are doing it. the facebook garage sale group where she posted says this is not in keeping with other garage sale postings. >> the mom was ruining her teenager's dream. >> let us know how you feel about it. ffweekend is where you can go to let us know your opinion on facebook and you can also tweet us. imagine this, you illegally cross the border into texas and then find yourself on a flight to hawaii. you might like it. that's exactly what is happening to some of the illegal immigrants coming into the country. the feds are flying them to sponsor families all over the united states, including hawaii and alaska. so far a whopping 30,000 illegal immigrant children have been transported. and a woman in california says her nanny turned into a nightmare and had to get police involved. the mother says she came home to find susan porfido passed out

drunk, the baby crying needing a diaper change, and the nanny woke up bolting for the door. she ended up racing off in her car but crashed into a fire hydrant. now she faces charges for drunk driving and endanger of a child. and a desperate attempt to cause a fan to fall out of the stands to break his arm. this happened at batting practice at a mets game. this fan was in the party deck behind an 8-foot wall and fell after leaning over a railing to try to get a player's attention. claimton, this is for you. a certain "ghost busters" film could be in the works, but will you get to see the lady "ghostbuster" this time? >> are you the key master? >> not that i know of.

>> "variety" magazine says the film's director is in talk with sony pictures to direct a re-boot to have a female "ghostbuster" but there's also talk of him directing "ghostbusters 3" and not a re-boot. >> they have been working on this for years. janice, i don't know if you're a fan like i am, but one of the greatest comedies of all time. they have a script and never agreed on the script. then they had a "ghostbusters" video game that came out and they said it is so good. >> if they need a female -- kristin wig is good. >> a lot of this was shot in new york city at the firehouses down the street, too, which is pretty cool. it is raining here in the northeast, but i think it is

going to stop in the next half hour. mark my words. 66 in new york 64 in chicago. 74 in kansas city. a little warm across the gulf coast. it is 81 in phoenix. but for the most part, the 60s and 70s in august? and we're going to see a cool down later this week. taking a look at the radar across the southwest and then across the midatlantic and the northeast and the carolinas, the coastal carolinas could get a couple storms out of this. and tropical storm bertha is bringing heavy rain and gusty conditions. but the good news is we are not seeing the storm affect the east coast at all. so this is our second tropical named storm. and it's not going to affect the east coast, but we're getting into peak season so you never know what's going to happen next. we'll certainly keep you posted. 8:00 the rain is going to stop. >> it was '96 or something when there was a bertha named storm

then. how often do they recycle the names? >> every six years, unless it was a devastating storm like katrina. then they retire the names. >> good to know. coming up on the show, the president now calling it enhanced interrogation techniques. torture even though a cia lawyer deems it wasn't. the lawyer who made the decision is joining us live to respond. then becoming instant buddies with one belly rub. >> when i go to put him down, he streaks out until we start rubbing its belly again. >> the men have found this baby deer's sweet spot live ahead. when i had my first migraine, i was lucky. that sounds crazy, i know. but my mom got migraines, so she knew this would help.

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rise and shine. here are your top headlines now. a study shows women over 40 have healthier babies. 22% of them were less likely to injury themselves and a third were less likely to be admitted to the hospital before the age of 3. and everybody, mark your calendars. apple fans, the latest date rumored for the launch of the next iphone is october 14th. a little later than usual but buyers could be in for a double whammy with apple debuting the iwatch at the same time. clayton, over to you. ahead of a senate report on the cia's program that used enhanced interrogation techniques, president obama said this. >> in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, we did some things that were wrong. we did a whole lot of things that were right, but we tortured some folks.

we did some somethings that were contrary to our values. >> long time cia lawyer john rizzo is very familiar with the techniques and is the author of "company man." he is joining us this morning. mr. rizzo, thank you for coming on this morning. >> hi, tucker. >> when you heard the president say we tortured some folks, what do you think of that? >> it comes as no surprise. you recall president obama in his first campaign early on saying the entire interrogation program was torture and ended it, so that was no surprise. >> we are going to see -- i have a feeling a lot of democrats will feign outrage and surprise that this was going on.

at the time nancy pelosi was briefed on this, is that right? >> that's right. by the way, you said you have not seen the report, i have not seen the report. knowing the cia was involved in the program was given the opportunity to look at this thing, but during the four years it was under investigation by the purely senate democrat on the committee, none were ever asked to be interviewed to explain or defend ourselves. >> so at the time going back more than ten years when this began, enhanced interrogation or torture, whatever you call it -- >> with the memos of the department of justice to me did not constitute torture.

and nancy pelosi was briefed for the next few years. in fact, what we heard back from these folks, the leadership folks, is, is this enough? do you need to be tougher? do you need to be stronger? >> that certainly was the feeling at the time. the public wanted whatever it takes. many people argue that we need this in your quiver because it keeps us safe now. but is there evidence, where can someone wondering what to think about enhanced interrogation go to find evidence that it saved american lives and made us safer? how can we verify that? >> well, when the senate democrats' report comes out, at the same time there will be a, what i'm told, is a rigorous rebuttal by the cia. stemming forth all the instances where, in fact, this program did

produce intelligence that thwarted real terror attacks. also, by the way, it will show the interrogation program played a role, even the obama administration acknowledged it played a role in the ultimate capture of bin ladin himself. >> interesting. we'll be covering that when it comes out. thank you for that. mr. rizzo, author of "company man." sounds like a great book. >> thank you. coming up, they became instant friends with a single belly rub. >> now when we go to put it out, it freaks out until we start to rub its belly again. >> a man who found this baby deer's sweet spot will join us live, next. and this word struck a chord with nancy pelosi so much that she charged him like an angry

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to see this summer's top 100 shows and movies. i voted! 52 minutes after the hour. what happens when you deny a baby deer his belly rub? >> a question i go to bed wondering every night. well, a crew in kentucky found out. watch. >> we start rubbing its belly, and when we try to put it downe downedown,

it freaks out until we rub its belly again. >> after disentangling the deer from the thorns, one of the men started to rub its belly to calm it down. he loved the attention so much he doesn't want it to stop. here is justin lewis and anthony bean, this is great. this is the greatest video that has appeared on "fox and friends." i have to ask, is this real? do you promise this is a real video? >> yes. >> yes. that really happened. >> this happened like a year ago. this video didn't really take off. why did it take so long for this thing to catch on virally? it seems like this would be an instant hit, at least in our house it would be. >> honestly, your guess is as good as ours. it just blew up one day. >> so what happened? you guys are out in the woods, you routinely saw deer. you had to move them out of the

way doing different projects out in the woods, why was this one different? >> really, i don't know. we picked it up and went to move it out and it was tripping out the entire time. he started rubbing on its belly and about that time it just started to fall asleep. it just -- that was a first for us and decided to record it. >> it was a new thing. you know, when justin actually came up out of the brush, the deer was pretty frantic. the first thing that popped up, i tried to rub his belly to calm him down a bit. and we thought it was neat he started to relax in my arms, so we made a video of it and never expected what it is now. >> since you were getting to hold it for so long, were you thinking, maybe this deer should just come on home with me? you know, kind of like a dog with a deer bed or a deer food bowl and water bowl, did that ever cross your mind? >> honestly, it was a brief

thought. until we noticed that the mother was snorting at us up the hill. >> so which one of you ended up being the deer whisperer truthfully and restored the baby deer to his mom? >> well, after he got done playing with it, i was holding it for a bit more because i wanted to see if it would do the same, but we ended up having to go back to work, so i walked it up the hill and let it go. >> do you guys have ladies in your lives now? because it seems like this would melt their hearts. >> there's been a lot of messages and stuff. i'm married. i've been happily married for six years. >> and i'm engaged. >> i bet you are. people say, if you want to find a good wife or girlfriend, bring a dog. i mean, this must have a powerful effect. >> right. >> it's a good pick-up line. have you seen the video of me

calming a baby deer down on youtube? i'll give you a nice belly rub. >> are you guys deer hunters? >> i am. >> i like animals. >> he's a retired deer hunter after the belly rub. >> yeah. >> the video is great. you guys are a lot of fun. justin and anthony, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, gentlemen. here's what's coming up on the program, they are the democratic king makers, so why is the kennedy family against hillary for president? new details on how they want in the white house. and are summer temperatures keeping you up at night? helping you cool off at night. we have summer sleep tips, coming up. at legalzoom you can take care of

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hey, everybody, good morning. the 3rd of august, 2014. happy sunday. i'm an anyway kooiman. while you were sleeping, a state of emergency in ohio. nearly half a million residents were told the water is not drink to sleep or even for the kids to take a bath in. so what is being done to help? breaking details ahead. and nancy pelosi crosses the aisle to run down a fellow member of congress. watch. >> apparently i hit the right nerve. >> the man who got pelosi on her feet and lived to tell the tale joins us to tell us what happened. and jesse ventura sued an american hero, the most decorated sniper in history for defamation for $1.8 million.

for the first time we'll hear from the family. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. welcome to "fox and friends." we have light rain outside, but that may not deter us. we're going to show you something, just a second here, which is -- do you know what's going on with the drones lately? we have drones in the studio. >> they are apparently having problems with dropping contraband in the pacific? >> this is an actual drone. we have a drone expert down the hallway and i just stole this, i hope he doesn't mind, but he'll talk about the kinds of drops being used and amazon is trying to get approved to drop cargo into your house. this will fly into your home and drop it. here you go, sir, thank you. >> are you the drone expert? i can't wait. this is going to be a great hour. meanwhile, fox news alert

because an infected aid worker arrived walking into emory hospital in atlanta for treatment and another patient could be coming any day now. >> we are live outside the hospital in atlanta with the slatest details. jonathan, what do you know? >> the other patient is a medical missionary working alongside with dr. brantley and the christian group samaritan's purse. they becamed infected with ebola while working in africa. dr. kent brantley is undergoing treatment in an isolation unit here at emory hospital. one of four of the type around the country. there's no fda treatment for ebola, doctors keep to keep its

natural infections to fight off the infection. >> i think it is great that t the -- i can't think of a better place than emory university in the world to care for this patient. >> in a statement he said, i spoke with him, and he is glad to be back in the u.s. i'm thankful to god for his safe transport and for give iing -- y are happy to be serving in that part of the world. thank you. and another fox news alert, a state of emergency in three ohio counties with more than 400 people being told not to drink

the water. epa officials say the toxin in the water can make people sick and give them skin irritations and rashes. workers are hoping to kill the toxins using chemical treatment. no idea how long this has been going on. and the search for jennifer huston is continuing. witnesses say they saw a woman matching jennifer's description on a ferry headed there. >> it is not just another tip, it is serious enough that we'll take a look at it and make sure pans out. >> she was last seen buying sleeping pills and a snack from a rite aid before filling up her car with gas. her husband and father will join

us next hour. stay tuned for that. and a 23-year-old that was thought to be captured in battle was actually killed on friday. the news of completing out this mission to take out the tunnel? israel will defend themselves as much as possible. this has been a long-time coming for michael strahan. he talks about his career path. >> i am an improbable football player because i didn't grow up saying i'm going to do that.

>> that improbable career led him to holding the record for the most sacks over the course of a single season in the nfl. those are your headlines. here's what's happening in your story. behind the scenes there are noises moving toward elizabeth warren, freshman senator from massachusetts. according to a new report in the new york post, america's greatest newspaper, by the way. the wendys family is pushing to prevent her from running. >> they are becoming queen makers. inviting elizabeth warren up to the come found have dipper and discuss political aspirations and hillary clinton coming to

the compound. bill and hillry take this threat from nancy pelosi furiously. bobby and his fiance were in full campaign mode. >> i remember him saying, i don't know if i want to go skiing. but they said, this is something you need to do when you come to the californpe. if hillary clinton got in there, she may undo his policies. >> you can speak to this much

more eloquently. running for re-election to help get reacting, this hard type is kind of hard, right? reportedly and that's -- i can't get over the image of liberals upset about income inequality flying to the kennedy compound on private jets to talk about how mad they are at rich people. the layers of self-awareness are non-existent. but this is ed klein's description of the conversation between them and elizabeth warre warren. here's the quote, joe meant,

liz's visit is a countermove. she is ted's voice loud, angry and triumphant. the view in line with elizabeth warren, she was the biggest potential. they supported barack obama but he did so angrily. there was a breech over that. >> he says valerie jarrett has been meeting with elizabeth warren quite frequently. for some time now. >> earlier on the show, this story has or had been talked about. chris kyle's wife had to go to court to be dragged through the dirt to watch her patriotic

husband, the most decorated in history, his legacy trampled on as the jury heard from the prosecutors in this. larry friedman was on the show earlier saying chris kyle was an honest man and cannot understand how the judge allowed to happen. take a listen. >> her husband who is a truth ful person. the plaintiff has to prove every element in the case. after five days there was deadlock. there's no overtime in the legal business. it's like two major league baseball games playing nine innings and reaching its high. and then the umpire saying, let's take an inning away and score the game on eight innings.

? if that doesn't work -- >> jesse ventura is talking about widows. he is a lawsuit machine, but i know jesse ventura and don't think much of it now. >> in the book "american sniper" kyle claims they got into a scuffle during one night and when he punched jesse ventura in the face, he says, that was not me, i don't have anything to do with it. >> after chris kyle died last year at the texas gun range -- he is not there to defend himself. >> he dies trying to help someone and jesse venture weather last time i talked to

him, who lives in mexico. how can you sleep at night? coming up on the show, his words caused a stir on capitol hill. >> apparently, i hit the right nerve. >> so much so that nancy pelosi charged at him after he was done speaking. congressman moreno is coming up live, next. and a daughter sell has her tickets sold online? you'll read more on this, coming up.

the house revives a border crisis bill, but not without drama on the floor of the house of representatives. watch this, nancy pelosi chases tom moreno across the senate floor. >> apparently i hit the right nerve. >> joining us this morning is congressman moreno, thank you for coming on. glad to see you in one piece. what was your response? how afraid were you? >> i was a d.a. in the united states attorney, i have been threatened by murderers, so this

was a walk in the park. >> what did she say to you? >> someone hollered as i was speaking, which there was a tremendous breach of decoreum here. if she didn't like my words, she could have brought them down. but she just lost it. but she came over and started calling me a liar, a liar. and that's when i said, no, i do my homework and research, these are the facts. you may want to try that once in a while. >> what were you alleging she disputed? >> when the republicans had control, i'm sorry, the democrats had control of the house, the white house and the senate from '09 to '10, my statement was during that time there was no significant immigration work done. there were pieces of it but it had nothing to do with dealing with border security.

and there was actually just a precursor to hope that. and you're making a political issue of it now, so why didn't you do something about it when you had control of the white house and the senate? >> it's a fair question. >> absolutely, the facts are there. >> you said nancy pelosi called you insignificant? >> yes. she was talking in one ear while i was standing through. and when i continued my presentation, i was finishing up apparently i struck a nerve here, but my facts could be substantial and i started walking. and then someone said, watch out behind you. she came and was wagging her finger at me and i said, would you like to take this off the floor. let's go back to the room and she was losing it.

and you know something? the part that bothered me because some people in congress act like royalty. and that's an important thing to me. i came from a middle-class family. my father was a januarytor or the janitor and i said, this is no way for people to behave. the only people wagging their finger in my mother is my daughter or mother. my father always told me to be a perfect gentleman, and i was a perfect gentleman, but telling me i was insignificant, she was telling my cop stitnstituents a rest of america that we are not

important. little important, not worthy, that's the attitude this. i'm a treat fighter and i'm not taking that. >> and i drove myself here four-and-a-half hours with my family in my truck and we'll drive back. i don't have an entourage and i do not bring staff members with me. i downsized to this and that's the way it is. >> and we have summer sleep tips for you.

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chemotherapy, but later people saw her dancing. mink is being held on $75,000 bail. thanks. the summer heat may be great for barbecues and beach days, but it is not so great for sleeping. so how can you avoid the sleepless summer? joining us with tips is dr. shelby harris. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> so a lot of people who are good sleepers, you may not know that it kicks in with going to sleep. sometimes people are good sleepers in the winter but not so much in the summer. it drops your body temperature and makes it harder to get. >> one of the first things to do is watch your windows. >> a lot of people have the shades open, but if you have

good light blocking shades, keep it closed during the day to keep the sunlight out and make it harder for the room to warm during the day. open everything at night. >> and save you some cash on the bill. you have multiple floors in your house, going to the low eest lel will help you cool off. if you have a skylight, open that to let the hot air escape. >> what if your bedroom is upstairs and you can't do anything about it? >> then you have to try the other tips. open as many windows as possible at night. >> and cool off with a shower? >> right. >> how could does it what to be? >> well, if it is too cold, it could be too invigorating and be

too heart to sleep. >> this is not good for sleep, why is that? >> you need to wear something very lightweight open. a if your sheets are damp or cold, it will help to absorb the per prags in cooling you off. >> if you exercise in the afternoon, it has to go down. exercising usually four to six hours before bedtime does that for you. >> great, thank you for that. 27 minutes after the hour. they got on a roller coaster but this was not the thrill ride they were expecting.

>> we are holding on for dear life on the railing. >> new video of this roller coaster malfunctioning from the riders' point of view, coming up. and harvard students may be revolutionizing the cake industry. cake in a can? does this work? ♪ ♪

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all right. this is the moment you've been waiting for. we have so much activity in the hallway. take a look down the hallway here. everyone is so excited about cake in a can. how does this become possible? >> we have a lot of things in a can, whip cream, cheese, now cake? >> a chemistry person at harvard came to the school to talk about the chemistry of food. and john, you had a brilliant idea, tell us about this? >> sure. i was taking classical science of cooking and we had to do a project for it and wanted to eat

as much cake as possible. and that's where spray cake came from. >> you came up with the idea to put the cake chemicals inside the can? >> cake batter inside a can, essentially. >> and you have to make it first and then put it in the can? >> correct. it is made from scratch batter and then put into a can. it is not made out of a powder or anything like that. >> so brooke, when did you fall in love with john? >> it was when he brought this to the dining hall. i didn't know it came from a can when i first tasted it. i just thought it was cake, to be honest. he said, it's my friend's project, give it a try. and i was like, what's so special, it's a cake? >> what did you do t cake aeresol? >> air pockets are located inside to make the cake rise. so we don't use baking soda or baking powder, it will cause it to bake more quickly and

especially in the microwave. >> my stomach has been growling all morning. i need to see this happen. >> we have to have a demonstration. >> microwave it for 30 seconds. we have a ramekin with a little batter inside. >> ramekin, isn't that one of the greatest words ever? >> i have learned to say it. honey, can you bring me a ramekin of chips? maybe a ramekin of hershey kisses? >> i have never heard of the term before. >> once you start saying ramekin you won't stop. >> what's happening right now? >> right now the batter is going to be rising a little bit. so it rises slightly. you actually don't need that much batter. it will go a long way. within 30 seconds it will cook completely through. we can grab forks and try it out. >> oh, my gosh. this is really incredible. >> so betty crocker, eat your heart out. moms at home need to know you can make this in a matter of seconds. >> my mom is an incredible baker

and was a working mom growing up, so she didn't have to time to all the time, but we are making it easier now to have the experien experience. look at that. >> that's incredible. >> oh, my gosh. this is the shot of the morning. it's fantastic. >> it tastes like really good cake. >> and seriously, you fell in love with him after the cake. >> i definitely say it was starting but the cake did it for me. >> fantastic, brooke and john, the future of america right here in our hallway. anna and tucker, isn't that brilliant? >> oh, you have weather. >> real quick, we are going this way. we are going to take a look at the map on another wall. and we have radar right there across the southwest. that's where we'll see the potential for showers and thunderstorms. and along the east coast where the rain is tapering off. i mentioned earlier on it was going to stop at 8:00.

i meant within the 8:00 hour. so that is happening as we speak. and, of course, temperatures across the map today are a little cool across the great lakes and the northeast. otherwise looking pretty good. hi, this is how we do weather in the green room today. look at that. thank you for coming. more cake, right now. >> you better stop and put the cupcake down! >> that's american innovation. people say the american spirit has been diluted. not as long as harvard students are making cake in a can. >> we love it but the federal government may not be. >> they are trying to crush the innovations. >> the federal government now stepping in to -- there are bake sales that schools hold or candy bar sales. this is to sponsor their field trips. maybe they want to go to europe. now a halt to it. the federal government stepping in to say those cupcakes are unhealthy and that if you want to have bake sales, do thinks

like granola and fruit cups. the people can't have this stuff anymore. >> an e-mail says, if schools were funded properly, there would be no need for bake sales. >> that's right. the funds are needed for extra curricular activities. >> this person writes, allow kids to grow up and make their own choices and decisions. >> and frederick says, the government should not be able to tell us what we can or can't eat. they have greatly overstepped their bounds. >> i wish i ate less cake, for sure, but the most important

policy is the right for the parents to dictate how to raise their kids. >> a parent knows, yes, eating cupcakes every day is going to cause my child to be fat. knowledge is powder. >> you know what? this bag seal sells for -- just sell the normal sized candy bar instead of the king-size candy bar. >> the surgeon general in 1964 determined 50 years ago smoking was bad for you and 25% of the population still smoke cigarettes. you have to let people make their decisions as adults. people get to raise their own kids. unless they are imminent ly -- e

have done this on before when a 4-year-old is morbidly obese. that's not the child's fault. it is clearly the parents. >> i think you can make your kid good stuff and all that, but is it worse to have the federal government in your house. >> fthose are some of the headlines in your home this morning. and a u.s. spy plane barely avoided a tussle with a russian jet on july 18th, just one day after the crash of malaysian airlines flight 17. an american rc-135 flying in international air space tries to duck and r

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we spoke to the founding member johnny bell. >> it could be band instruments, just keeping the musical programs afloat where they have been de-funded. >> today widespread panic has raised over $1.5 million for charity. this year's benefit concert is in charlotte, north carolina, on the 30th of december. and a north dakota mother shattering her daughter's teenager dream selling her katy perry concert tickets on facebook. the tickets sold in five minutes after she posted this. doctor is a spoiled brat and doesn't deserve these. we'll take $90. keep your stories.

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we have some quick headlines for you. a baseball fan falls out of the stands and breaks his arm. this happened at a new york mets game. the fan was in the area called the party deck behind an 8-foot wall and fell leaning over the railing trying to get a player's attention. thereby getting the player's attention. and terrifying moments when an elephant that was angry charged at tourists. it happened in south africa while the tourists were on safari. they spotted the herd but no one was trampled to death or eaten. >> you're driving over his lunch, that's why. >> reporter: could an -- >> could a pastor's sermon be

protected by his homily? pastor jonathan morris is here with more. >> there are two sides to each story. this is not an atheist group that made this. i was told to make the distinction. they may be and atheist but may not be against your belief. this couple decided to get money from angery people and they went to make sure people are in line.

i don't trust this group. just like i wouldn't trust me if i was anti-it aiatheist. and i don't trust the government because of their tradition. >> let's hear from dan barker for the freedom for religion foundation. this is what he said about the i.r.s. listen. >> the churches can get away with that and become a political action committee that is not accountable. people can start pouring money into churches for political reasons to mobilize the vote. >> would you want your pastor to mobilize the vote against a candidate that wants to bring back slavery? would you want your minister to get up to say, that is not a person worth fighting for? we as people of faith need to get up to say that. i would get up to say our faith

influences social and political -- do we want churches to turn themselves into a campaign arm? no. my suggestion is for pastors and ministers to speak out. should you be endorsing them at this point in our history? i don't think so. >> it's pretty amazing that the i.r.s. is dealing with a group wi like this. >> the i.r.s. needs to come out with this policy. we have not come out with enough history. >> i'm fired up. >> if you live in new york city this morning, you're preaching. >> as always. i won't say where. >> okay, father.

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unmanned aircraft are becoming a bigger part of everyday life, but not always for good things. just last week, a drone crashed

drying to deliver contraband to a south carolina prison. >> wow. what are the rules of flying commercial drugs? joining us now is brendan shulman. good mornings. thanks for being with us. thanks for bringing in your tools. the rules and regulations from the faa are not very specific at the moment. what are they? >> they've been working on regulation and right now there's no specific regulation of commercial use of drones. with respect to hobbyists, hobbyists are free to use the technology. >> within certain restrictions, right? you can fly model airplanes and drones, but you have to keep your eye on it. is that correct? >> there's voluntary guidance that's in existence right now. more recently, the faa has said if you're within five miles of an airport, you should contact air traffic control and things like that. >> so really they don't know what they're talking about right now. you brought some other ones in

this morning. let's start with the rp systems flikt spectra. >> this is used for volunteer search and rescue. they've successfully used this to find missing people across the country and to rescue a couple of kidnapped girls who were going to end up in the human trafficking. >> yeah. it can help get search and rescue crews into places that are dangerous. >> absolutely. >> what about the sky surfs? >> that's a model aircraft, it's foam, weighs about two or three pounds. i put a camera on it to help fly and that's about it. >> and you can put a gopro on it? what's right here? >> you could. that's a small little camera. it doesn't record. there is a gopro on the other one, though. >> so the lumineer, you have that fired up with the gopro on it? >> yeah. this is the tgif-450. when you're flying, it stabilizes the image. a lot of poem like to use that for cinema tolg.

>> can you demonstrate any of these? >> sure. this is the lu mi neer you were asking about, very popular for racing, around trees and things like that. i'll be happy to take it for a spin. >> as lawyer, how concerned about privacy should we be? can you fire this bad boy up? whoa. let's say i'm taking a shower. and i get out and i see something hovering outside my window. >> i think you are about to see this is not a good tool for spying on anyone because it's pretty noticeable and loud. if you want to spy through your window, take a camera and put it there instead of using one of these. >> whoa. >> our camera guys are going, we're a little nervous here. >> they're going to get smaller and more efficient, and this should be covering around our backyards. >> we could certainly see a lot more of these. >> can you find find tucker? go down the hallway and see if you can find tucker, too. >> thanks, brendan. >> thank you. coming up --

>> a fox news alert in ohio where a serious health scare crippling almost half a million people. why they are scurrying for bottles of water this morning, that's next. @zvf

hey, everybody. good morning. it is saurnd, the 3rd of august, 2014. a possible break in the search for a missing oregon mother. brand new clues as her husband and father join us live this hour. also breaking right now, a state of emergency declared in the state of ohio. more than 400,000 residentses were told the water there is not safe to drink or even to tau a shower in. we'll tell you what went wrong and what's being done. and imagine driving down the road and you see this. that's a horse hanging out of the passenger side window. hello. what is going on here? oh, man.

you never know what you're going to find on that show. that's why i love "fox & friends." it starts right now. >> good morning, everybody. come on in and stay a while. >> come on in. >> good morning. >> have you guys ever seen a horse driving down the side of the road? of course. >> a horse is a horse of course of course. it's even weird when you see them in a trailer looking at you. >> much less than the 1979 datsun, or whatever that was. >> that's more rare, i guess. >> we have to get right to this. a possible siting of missing oregon mother jennifer hudson. the search turning to washington state's san juan island, some 300 miles from where she was last seen. witnesses say they saw a woman matching jennifer's description on a ferry headed there. >> it's not something that -- you know, another tip. it's something that is serious

enough that we're going to take a look at it and make sure everything pans out. >> cops now looking at surveillance footage from the ferry. jennifer was last seen ten days ago taking out cash from a bank and buying snacks and sleeping pills from a rite aid before filling up hr gas tank. jennifer's husband and father join us live in ten minutes to tell us how they're feeling. a state of emergency in three ohio counties, more than 400,000 people in and around the toledo yaer are told don't drink the water after it tested positive for toxines. the toxins come from an algae bloom on lake erie fed by fertilizer run offfrom farms and sewage plants. we spoke with someone earlier who told us how the toxin committees make people sick. workers are hoping to kill the toxins using chemical treatments. caught on camera, a terrifying gas explosion in

taiwan. an underground gas leak causing the explosions in taiwan's second largest city set off a chain reaction that absolutely destroys streets, buildings, cars and more. 25 people killed by the horrific blast, another 257 injured. for you, a third ghost busters film is in the works, but will we see lady ghost busters this time? >> it's a different look for you, isn't it? >> are you the key master? >> not that i know of. >> variety magazine reporting bridesmaids director paul fee is in talk wes sony pictures to direct a reboot comedy actress as a lead ghost buster. but the hollywood reporter claims siegel directed ghost busters 3, a rep for the director not confirming either report. we are hoping we see something come to the screen soon. that's right. listen, smell something?

sorry, that's a great ghost busters line. new details over the drama that took place on the house floor late last week during the debate of the immigration bill the house passed on friday night. tom moreno was on the floor making the point that the democrats controlled the house, senate and the white house for a full year and they didn't do anything about immigration to tighten up the border, no border security during that year so they're not in a position to talk. nancy pelosi, the former house speaker was listening to this and basically ran amuck, chased marino down on the house floor. i think we have video of it here on the screen chasing him down wag her finger in his face. watch. >> apparently i hit the right nerve. the gentle woman from new york is recognized. >> there she goes. >> it's like the video you see

on of a big foot sighting. did we see her? >> it's terrifying. it looks like a circus in there. >> it's the stuff of nightmares. >> they had a debate back and forth and he actually asked her, maybe we should go out into the hallway or back to the room and have a discussion about this. but what bothered me about it and bothered him about it was when she called him twice, called him insignificant. you're an insignificant person. he said he thought a lot about that. he took to twitter and thought a lot about that. he was on earlier in the show with us and he said this about that whole exchange. listen. >> i came from a -- a low, middle chas family, still remember my roots. my dad was a firefighter and a janitor. and for someone to wag their finger in my face and tell me i'm insignificant, twice, you're insignificant, and i said, you know, this is no way to behave. the only two people that get away with wagging their finger in my face are my wife and my mother. my father always told me to be a

gentleman and i was a perfect gentleman and -- but i'm not going to stand there because telling me i was insignificant, she was telling my constituents and the rest of america you're insignificant. >> on that point -- >> he comes in with his family, didn't fly commercial, he drove here with all of this. >> that's what i love about his constituency in the heart of pennsylvania, in williamsport, pennsylvania. he said i represent -- you're not only telling me i'm insignificant, you're telling the people of williamsport they're insignificant, as well. >> it's just arrogant and weird and this is how people behavior when you say something that is true. and it is true. there is no getting around it. they did control the house, the senate and the white house for a year and they didn't do anything about border security because they're not against illegal immigration because it increases the size of their voting base. and that's the truth. it's obviously and no one is even pretending.

they have used racial demag demagogue demagoguery. if you're worth tightening the border or -- you don't like immigrants because of their skin color? really? that is such a low thing to say, but that appears to be their official position. by the way, you can't have a debate with someone who says something like that. >> it ends the debate right there. >> totally. and that's the beginning of the debate? you can't have a conversation with them. >> meanwhile, i was surprised that there was actually some backlash from liberals on what president obama had to say at that friday press conference. do you remember what you said? we tore tred some folks after 9/11. obviously, the president taking some heat right now for those comments, but he was making those comments ahead of this new report which is going to come out on enhanced interrogation. he said we made some sithd problems, we made some significant advancements after 9/11, but we tortured some folks. even liberal bloggers saying we compared the folks, they're calling these terrorists folks. john rizzo is calling a former cia lawyer, he was on the show

earlier this morning and talking about the way in which this report may change everything. take a listen. >> democrats report comes out at the same time there will be a -- what i'm told is a very rigorous rebuttal by the cia setting forth all the instances where, in fact, this program did produce intelligence that thwarted real terrorist attacks. it will also show that the -- the interrogation program played a role, even the obama administration has knowledge, it played a role in the ultimate capture and elimination of bin laden himself. >> yeah. so let's be clear. these are not just some folks. these enhanced interrogation methods, whether it's waterboarding or something else, this report may prove, just as his guest said, that osama bin laden could have been taken out because of information we received by using those tactics. >> and we can debate that. here is what we can't debate,

whether you want to call it enhanced interrogation or torture, everybody knew this was going on and nobody said anything about it. and rizzo, who is the cia, their chief lawyer for 30 years, made the point that members of congress leadership were briefed about this 12 years ago. >> right. >> including nancy pelosi, including senator feinstein of california, they knew this was happening and they didn't say anything except a couple said this morning in our interview, maybe we should do more. maybe we should torture them more. now they're complaining about it? no. come on now. you know, take responsibility for your positions. they're responsible for this, too. >> let us know your thoughts on that. meanwhile, janice is responsible for the weather and she promised us by 8:00 a.m. that the rain would stop. >> no umbrella here. and look at the crowds out here today. yeah! where is everybody from? >> washington state. >> name a town. >> tom ifmy miller from harlem, wisconsin been. >> louisiana.

>> latvia. >> fantastic. >> st. mary, pennsylvania. >> anybody want to say hi to anybody at home? dave in winter, wisconsin. >> why is dave at home right dn't want to come to the big city. >> well, now i'm sure he's very disappointed that he didn't come to the big city. hi there. wave to me. let's take a look at the weather real quick. the sun is breaking through, i feel it across the northeast and mid-atlantic. we have the frontal boundary. so yes, the chance of showers, but not like yesterday. things will clear out nicely as we head into the workweek. across the four corners, that's why we see the potential for showers and storms. it is monsoon season. but the good news is, southern california, you're going to see a little bit of rainfall because we've been into a significant drought. there are your highs today across the country. 80s and 90s, but we've got a cool front moving through as we head into the new workweek. we're going to see those temperatures drop. we're watching tropical storm

bertha, but not going to affect the u.s. waive to everybody at home. i told you it was going to stop raining. >> wow. >> still a little windy out there. an jis's hair is making her look like a super model. there she goes. thanks, j.d. coming up here on the show, this story is intrigue egg. we told you about it. a missing mom in oregon possibly spotted 300 miles from where she was last seen. her husband and father react when they join us live, next. then they became instant buddies with just one belly rub. >> and now when we go to put it down, it freaks out until we start rubbing its belly again. ♪ i need love, love >> we'll hear from the man who found this baby deer's sweet spot. that's ahead.

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good morning. authorities confirming late last night that they are now investigating a possible sighting of missing oregon mother jennifer houston. >> witnesses claim that they had spotted a woman matching her description on a ferry in washington state's san juan island. it's now been ten days since the mother of two went missing. >> joining us now with the latest is jennifer's husband, talan houston, and her father, bill turner. gentlemen, thanks for coming on this morning. calan, do you take this report seriously? does it give you home? do you think it's real? >> it's hard to say. there's been so many potential sightings of jennifer been of course, i get excited each and every time. but what i don't want to do, what i don't want to happen is for people to stop searching in

other areas. let's let the facts come in from the police department in san juan county and we'll see where we're at from there. >> is there any concerns you have that authorities are looking in the san juan islands and not looking locally closer to the areas where she disappeared from? do you feel like authorities are doing a good enough job? >> i do. in fact, every time that we are searching come up with any kind of an idea, i'll run it by the detectives and, of course, they had already handled that or gone that route one or two days in. so i'm confident in the search efforts. we're frooig to look at further reaches for searches now. we need a place that we can zero in on to serve. >> bill, here are some of the facts. what we know, she withdrew a small sum of cash from a credit union. she bought some gas with her credit cards, she bought some trail mix, gatorade and

nonlethal sleeping pills. there's been absolutely no activity on her cell phone and bank card since she disappeared and then you have this sighting yesterday on this ferry with a car matching the description with the cracked windshield and everything else. did you have any indication personally, bill, as her father, that she was planning on leaving or heading away from the family in any capacity? >> absolutely not. that's out of character for her. this is not something that jennifer would ever do. >> so have you all been treated well with authorities? most family members in a situation like this, particularly the spouse, are treated suspectfully. has that happened in this case? >> not at all. the police department has worked very well with us and have done everything they need to do to make sure the investigation proceeds as quickly as they could. they cleared talan through the polygraph, as everyone is aware

of. that's helpful so that the focus can get off of calan and get on to finding jennifer and her vehicle. >> calan, the hearts and minds of americans are with you and your family. you have a 2 and a 6-year-old with jennifer want where do they think mommy is right now? >> well, our littlest is still somewhat unaware. we started to break a little bit of the news to our oldest last night, just the early steps of trying to get him to understand that mommy is not on vacation and that she's missing, but we're going to take that slow and hopefully we can bring her home before we have to really delve into that with him. >> i mean, you guys are sitting around the breakfast table together talking about this. where do you think she is right now? >> we have no idea. we're searching. we're starting from the last known location, the circle k gas station.

the cell tower. and we're starting to expand our search from there out. it's -- it's very frustrating. >> we just don't know where she's at and we know her patterns and if she left at 6:00, she would be home before dark. it's just out of -- totally out of context for her to do anything differently. >> well, calan and bill, we appreciate you joining us this morning. we know how difficult this might be for you and your family and our thoughts are with your family this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. we should mention, you know, bill worked with the u.s. army's criminal investigation command investigating murders and suicides a long, long time. so when he said this is out of character, he knows what he's talking about. what a sad sorry. coming up, a fox news alert. ee bowl la now in the united states for the very first time ever. an infected doctor, an american arriving for treatment and another is on the way. we've got a live report from emory university hospital coming up. and first, giving your kid

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we've got a fox news alert for you. an infected american aid worker, dr. kent arrived from iberia and

walked into his own power into atlanta hospital for treatment. jonathan is live at the hospital with details. >> good morning to you. nurse nancy reiball, too, babe infected after working at a clinics in liberia. she is expected to arrive in atlanta in a few days. dr. kent bradley is undergoing treatment in a special isolation unit here at emory university hospital. he represents the first active case of ebola in north america. there's no fda approved treatment for the virus, doctors here hope to keep his body as strong as possible long enough for its natural defenses to fight off the infection. listen. >> we are ready. we are looking forward to trying to help this patient and assist his family in any way possible. >> in a written statement, dr.

pla brandley's wife said i spoke with him, and he is glad to be back in the u.s. i think thankful to god for his safe transport and for giving him the strength to walk into the hospital. this shows him walking into the hospital wearing a protective suit and with assistance, but under his own power. his wife issued a written statement asking people to continue to pray for him, nis wrightball, the people of liberia and to pray for those who continue to serve them in that part of the world opinion back to you guys. >> thanks a lot, john. first, the anti-vaccination movement now some parents opting out of vitamin k shots for their newborns. here so discuss, two doctors. vitamin k shots now on the docket. we went through the whole craze of anti-vaccinations and pulled

back from that. what's going on with vitamin k? we've been doing this since the 1960s. >> yes. vitamin k is essential for babies when they're born because babies are born essentially deficient in vitamin k. so if they don't get vitamin k, they run the risk of bleeding over the next two weeks to six months. and it could be very dangerous. up to 50% of babies who get late jot set vitamin k bleeding can bleed into their brains. >> so it's basically a coagulant to help them stop the bleeding. >> correct. you you need it beforehand. you need to get the shot right after babies are born preventively. >> help me understand how this started to unfold where we're scared of vitamin k. >> i think the central issue may be a general mistrust of government information. >> which is valid. >> which is valid, yes. >> can we believe our government? i don't know. >> you mentioned vaccines before. and many parents feel the government has kept us somewhat in the dark and not 100%

forthcoming with information on vaccines as far as the different additives, the different side effects, so on and so forth. so i think they sort of couple this in the same category and say, you know what? i don't trust the vaccine. i'm going to hold off on the vitamin k or i'm going to explore my own choice. >> this is a difficult water for doctors to tread. it's ultimately the parents' decisions what sort of shots i'm going to give my children. i know personally we decided with our vaccinations to not give them all at once. we pace paed them out. but when a parent comes to you as a doctor, a pea trishan and says i don't want to give my kid a vitamin k shot, what do you say to them? >> that's never happened to me in 30 years. what i would tell them is to deny your child a vitamin k shot, which is virtually harmless, you're putting your child at risk. and why would you deliberately put your child in harm's way? >> you're talking to people who have differing opinions of this who don't want the shot. don't you have some responsibility to say, well, look, you're going to be putting

your child at risk here if you don't give them this vitamin k spot? >> i don't typically pass judgment on what a parent wants to see. all i do is tell them if they do forego the shot, they will have child protective services investigate them. but it ultimately is their choice. >> so if they don't give a vitamin k shot, the government will show up at their door?old pediatrician is the administrator is legally obligated to report the parent. >> i've been patience who had cps at their door because they refused the shot. so sure. the report ends up being typically nothing because parents who refuse the shot are doing it in the best interest of their child. >> doctor, the final word. >> so as far as i know, it's not -- -- i think you're putting your child at risk, but cps doesn't get called and it's up to the doctor to call. it's an individual case. so if my patient refused, it would be up to me to say i'm going to call cps and say i want

to report you. so it's not a global -- >> i would suggest exploring options. in other countries, the oral vitamin k is administered. maybe that's something that needs to be investigated because i think parents would be more comfortable with that. >> information is power, guys. thank you for both coming on. dr. mary ellen brennan. coming up here on the show, jessie ventura sue d for defamation. we're going to hear from the family's reaction. and you know it's national picnic month. what better way to celebrate with the perfect dessert for your next outing like smores in a jar. you just make tucker, anna and janice's life. so what's this?

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plates? >> and they never had their name? >> they never had tucker or clayton. >> no. coca-cola, you melted my heart. >> go to coca-cola's website and send coke to your friends with their names on it or just put besty on there. >> i think regular coke is coming back. my kids drink regular coke, not diet coke. >> where is janice? do we have janice in here. >> wait a minute. oh -- >> do we have one? we had one. did they take it away? >> we covered rick because rick is not here. they must have taken it. where did it go? >> we had one. we had one that had rick's name on it. we taped over it. >> he had an inline skating accident so it wasn't here. >> it's coming? i'm just eat my cookie over here. >> here. give it to me. >> give it to me. >> he should never run with a coke in your hands. look at this.

cheers, baby. >> oh, thank you, thank you. i love it. >> it is. >> there you go. sorry, rick. it's authentically rick. >> all right. let's get to some headlines. >> let's get right to this. a minnesota jury awarding former governor jessie ventura $11.8 million in a defamation suit against the late navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. the verdict, an unusual split 8-2 decision. we asked the attorney for kyle's wife earlier on the show. >> absolutely not. the family did not get a fair shake. what happened was the jury heard the evidence, they deliberated for five days and at the end of the five days, they couldn't reach a decision. it was a hung jury. for some reason, the judge decided to change the rules. >> well, kyle is pursuing an

appeal that is necessary. she will take it to the supreme court. a woman was trapped in her car with eight days with no food and only rainwater. a cancerous tumor caused her to get lost and she ended up in a ditch along highway 62 in oklahoma. >> the tumor came back and swelled up and just knocked me out. >> well, she says that she hallucinated, thinking she was seeing movie stars. her own children and rescue workers. but then she saw a fisherman in the river. >> and i thought, okay, is this guy real? is he my miracle? >> well, he was. she has since returned safely to her family and has all of that tumor removed. i hope she's doing well. and a would-be burglar gets scared off while trying to break into a home in houston, texas. he kicked at the door twice. something or someone inside the

house shows up scaring him off. we don't know exactly what happened. but there's a sign on the front door that reads, no trespassing. violators will be shot. then it goes on to say survivors will be shot again. and what happened when you deny a baby deer his belly rub? a work crew in kentucky found out. >> found a baby deer and we were moving it out of the way so it doesn't get smashed by a tree. we started rubbing its belly and now when we put it down, it freaks out until we start rubbing its belly again. >> well, the deer rescuers are with us today to explain how it all happened. >> it was a new thing. when justin come up out of the brush, the deer was pretty frantic. i done the first thing that popped ub up, tried to rub its belly and calm him down a little bit. >> that little deer loving the attention so much she didn't want them to stop. they said they've been getting all sort of cat calles from ladies about this, but one is

married and one is engaged. >> i have a specific question for you. this is from floe, in louisiana, calling to ask what is the weather like in louisiana? >> can i get back to them on that? >> yes, you can. >> janice is too busy eating cookies. >> i've never done weather with a cookie. this is a first in ten years on fox. cookie, clicker, that's all i need. taking a look at the radar, we have showers across the southwest and along the northeast coastline down towards the carolinas. but you know what? it has stopped raining here in new york city. i said during the 8:00 hour, it was going to stop raining and it did. but we're going to see spotty showers on and off this average. and you know what rivals that belly deer rub is desserts. because we're talking about picnics, national picnic month. >> yes. >> introduce yourself, my deer. >> my name is jess can he ka merchan. >> where are you from snpt.

>> pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> this is what you do for a living? >> yes. and i have a cookbook coming out on september 2nd called seriously dilich full of all my favorite recipes. >> this book has taken out any thing you wouldn't want to eat. >> i love the fact that you can put a dessert in a jar. >> yes. for today, we're doing these desserts in a jar for picnic jars. everyone loves the mason jars right now. you can individually portion that, keep the lids on them, easy for serving, super quick. so we have a couple of variations. we're going to start with this one. this is a berry, like a berry truffle. >> i don't handle food, i just eat it. >> we're going to start with a layer of graham cracker crust. put it down in there. and then we have a no-bake cheesecake mixture which is super easy because you don't

have to bake it, it's not high maintenance. you whip it up, absolutely you can stir it. >> my husband will be happy that it looks like i'm cooking. >> okay. >> and we're going to layer. it's so simple. you layer the no-bake cheesecake in with the berries and make your own little no-bake truffle. >> where can we get this recipe? >> on my website. >> and we're going to post them all on fox. >> and keep on layering. >> they're super simple. they're not fancy. you can layer them however you'd like. they do need to chicago in the fridge for a little bit because then it will make it like legitimate cheesecake. >> tucker, you're speechless. >> this is truly great food and i want to eat one of the cookies, but i'm not going to do it on camera. >> we're going to talk about smores fist. >> smores, there's so many variations. we can do banana creek pie. we have a ba unanimous in cream

pie mixture. then you can do this with fresh cookies. >> i'm serious, tucker, what's wrong with eating chocolate chip cookie owes tv? >> in my case, it's just too real. >> oh, okay. >> my favorite and the one that everybody goes crazy over because who doesn't like a smore, we have a gram cracker crust, chocolate cake. it is a home made chocolate cake, but if you're in a rush, you can use a brownie mix, a chocolate cake mix, throw the marshmallows on top, quick them a quick heat under the broiler. >> how about using a zippo? >> you may not want to do that. >> oh, you want to put that in your mouth, tucker. >> thank you so much. >> and the book is "seriously dilish, probably the most accurate title for a book. >> and fox.com, you get the recipes.

>> i know you're going to bring anna banana some of that banana creek in the mason jar. >> yeah. coming up on the program, wall street struggled this week. maria bartiromo here live with what it means for your wallet. he's 6 years old, the he's a racing champion. meet this pint sized driver with a need for speed, ahead. chloe is 9 months old. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile. one little laugh. honey bunny... (laughter) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. (baby noise...laughter) we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side.

welcome back. the brand new jobs report out on friday, showing unemployment ticking up to 6.2% with a less than expected 209,000 jobs. >> but this coming after one of the worst weeks on wall street in months. what does this mean for your wallet? joining us now, maria bartiromo. good morning. hello there.

>> is this where we should be at this point in the recovery? >> not at all, anna. we should be at a much stronger point at this moment five years after, six years after what has been such a terrible crash. basically, what happens was after the economic crisis of '07, '08, the regulatory environment got ramped up so much that it really is hampering companies from spending any money. so the corporate section doing very well, earnings growing about 8%, 9%, and yet they're significant on all this cash. they don't know what their express side of the business is going to look like, they don't know about regulations. they have regulations coming at them at all ends, epa, dodd-frank, obamacare, and this has created enormous expenses. if you see this part of their balance sheet rising, you're not going to go hire all these people and give them benefits. >> such a smart point. there's all this cash, trillions, just sitting there waiting to be used to help americans. if you were in charge, one of the things you would do right

away to convince companies to start spending that money. >> well, i think the first thing we need to do is recognize this whole hubalub around tax inversions is probably the most important trigger for the government to say, wow, we need tax reform. we're actually losing great american companies and they're going and putting their headquarters outside of america because they want to get a better tax rate. so the first thing to do is get around tax reform. lower corporate taxes, get them more inline, more competitive with the rest of the world and close some of the loopholes. tax reform is critical. number two, let's make job creation a priority. don't make it harder for businesses and more expensive for businesses to hire people. actually make it a competitive environment so that business says, i want to take on more people. that's the way to get to spending that money. >> it's such a great point. this week, we had congress threatening that they were going to prevent companies from being able to have their headquarters over in ireland or in dublin and other parts of the world where they're not having to pay all the taxes. all these companies freaked out a little bit and then congress

went on vacation. sort of breathing a sight of relief. >> when the gop takes the. ♪ and there are not going to be any more threats in terms of you're going to, you know, face this if, in fact, you try to get a more competitive business and lower your tax rates. they need to get around tax reform and actually change this incredibly complicated tax policy that we have. and if it's not these inversions that are happening, more and more frequently, i don't know what it is. >> who's coming up on your show today? >> if sformer fc chairman, harvey pits been and marty feldstein, dennis roth on the israeli-hamas conflict, ben gentleman main netanyahu saying they have got to destroy those tunnels. also with john mccain. senator mccain is coming on the program to at that time talk not only about what is happening in israel but about putin and russia. what is it going to take for the world to start isolating putin?

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♪ good morning, everyone. happy sunday. some quick headlines now. a bear wandering a wisconsin neighborhood no match for buddy the hero dog. buddy chasing the bear up a tree. after about a minute, let's the bear down and it runs back into the woods. next, this is the cutest video you'll see all day. it tickles! baby elliot can't get enough of the family's 3-year-old pitbull licking him all over. it's the kind of bath that makes you take another bath afterward, i guess. and finally, this morning, more horsepower caught on camera, a horse taking a ride in the back seat of a tiny, two-door car. this happening in brazil, where there's no ban on animals in vehicles. i still think that's one of those horse heads just sticking out. >> you can't fool us.

>> i think this is going to be a rival for cutest video of the day. speaking of horsepower, he may be small, but he's got big dreams and a need for speed. >> this 6-year-old has loved watching car races since he was 3. he drives his own quarter midget car, and his goal is to grow up to be tomorrow's next jeff gordon. bobby kline is here with his race car and his parents, chuck and donna kline. klines, great to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> so bobby? >> how are you doing, bud? you want to give a thumbs up? you've got a gnarly hair-do there. >> this is your car? you drive this? >> bobby. >> yeah. >> they want to talk to you. >> mom and dad, how did you guys find out he was into this. every kid loves playing with little cars. but this is a little bit different. >> well, i mean, since the age of 3, he saw his first nascar race and fell in love with it. and we -- when he was 4 years old, 4 1/2 years old, my wife

took him to a race car show in oaks, p.a. and he found out there he was able to drive, and i remember getting a phone call at work and being told he wants to drive these quarter midget race cars. and first thing i did is googled accidents and i called back and said no. but we took him to a drivers experience up at montgomery county quarter midget race club where we long, and he fell in love, and everybody there said he had the need for it. it was just in his blood. so a year later we bought the car and he's been racing -- >> he's winning races, right? >> dona, does this make you nervous? this is fast. >> no, i actually like it. i know he enjoys it. i'm anxious every time he goes out. i want him to win and be confident. >> 25 miles. >> 25 miles an hour? >> you want him to win. i like that attitude. >> i want it to get dirty, but i can't. >> can't get dirty, no. then you have to take a bath too. can you show us around the car?

is this the steering wheel? show us everything. can you point out the specs on it for us, bobby? what is it? what's this? >> steering wheel. >> what's this? >> tires. >> what's this right here? >> helmet. >> so what's your favorite thing about racing, bobby? >> who is your favorite race car driver? >> jeff gordon. >> well, we're hoping he's watching right now. maybe he'll give you some tips. thanks, you guys. >> thank you. >> great to meet you. more "fox & friends" in just a minute. ♪ when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology.

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friends." tomorrow, donald trump on the show. can you teach donald trump how to get your hair like that? >> award-winning show today, don't you think? >> we'll be here tomorrow. >> you'll host tomorrow? ♪ israel pulling some troops from gaza, but still no sign of an end to the violence. good morning, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." israel and hamas playing the blame game today after another deadly attack near a school. what more can be done to get both sides to agree to a long-term cease-fire? a former white house middle east adviser will join me. plus congress on a long vacation without a solution to the border crisis. so will the president take action? senator john mccain will join me, moments from now. and more than 200,000 jobs were added to the work force for a sixth month in a row. is that enough to move the needle on the economy and jobs?