would want to be seen with. it would be an honor to be in their company. >> go on our facebook and continue to discuss this. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >> it is thursday, august 14, 2014. we begin with a fox news alert. a city under siege for day six in missouri. protesters clash with police over the shooting death of an unarmed teen as one man's epic rant against the violence goes viral. >> what you guys are out here doing is not helping and i hate to say this but i'm going to tell you what you need to hear as opposed to what you want to hear. >> he says stop blaming the police and look in the mirror. >> she trashed his foreign policy. now hillary clinton wants to make up. >> back in the vineyard.

[inaudible] >> are they going to hug it out? what happened at their party last night? did they really hug it out? >> we were not there but we have an idea. wal-mart's slogan is save money, live better. one teen took it to heart and lived there for days. and no one knew. >> oh my. >> he left a mess. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends." enjoy! >> ever slept in a wal-mart? >> no. >> i always wanted to. >> in a radio shack once. >> anybody find you? >> no. >> good morning. >> good morning to you, clayton. >> filling in for steve.

steve is enjoying a little time off. >> thanks for joining us this morning. we begin with a fox news alert. police in riot gear, they are not stopping protesters from continuing violent clashes in ferguson, missouri, more than a week after a cop fatally shot an unarmed black man. heather childers has been following this. what can you tell us this morning? >> good morning. the st. louis suburb looking for like a war zone overnight. look. police firing tear gas, smoke bombs, rubber bullets, all of that trying to disperse protesters. >> you in the front line up there? >> in the front line, yes, and they just start shooting. >> here's the thing. they are demanding answers -- the protesters -- after the death of 18-year-old michael brown. police are set to meet with brown's family later today for the first time. two reporters covering the protest, they were arrested

at a mcdonald's after a swat team swarmed in and told everyone to leave. they were told they were, quote, trespassing and were later released without being charged. the police officer who shot brown was injured in the incident and had to be treated in the hospital for swelling on the side of his face. his name has not been released and the decision to withhold the name from the public has only further tensions. missouri's governor has canceled everything on his schedule to make a visit to ferguson, we're told, later today. >> thank you for that. ferguson is breaking out into ultimate chaos as we see. as you look into the background of that area, there seems to be a long line of problem between the constituents of ferguson and law enforcement there. they did a study at the university of los angeles in california and say we have issues.

the police chief did something i think is relatively controversial. he said i am not releasing the name of the officer involved. >> we knew here in new york city right after the incident unfoldd with eric garner and the choke hold incident. >> we had the video. >> it was still mysterious. you couldn't see a face. he said i'm not giving out the name yet because there have been death threats. >> we heard from police chief thomas jackson. last night he spoke with sean hannity about that. >> we originally believed we had an obligation to release that information to the public and to the press, but what happened is another officer's name was released as being the officer involved in the shooting. he was not, but his picture was put up on the internet, his facebook page was hacked and death threats started coming in. that's when we weighed the benefit of releasing the information right now versus the safety to the officer, his family and his

neighbors and the rest of the police department. >> some of the other officers involved have been told take vacation, get out of town until this blows over basically. a lot of questions as to the violence unfolding there, people going into stores and looting stores. >> is that helping? >> al sharpton shows up. >> is that helping? >> he doesn't go to chicago to talk about the 26 people killed there but he shows up here and says stop the violence. one man goes on an epic rant, goes viral -- i don't know if you saw this -- basically telling his fellow men and women in that community stop it, we've got to make a change. watch this rant that is going viral. >> it is not helping. change is not going to come until we change it. and i hate to say this but i'm going to tell you what you need to hear as opposed to what you want to hear. all we know how to do is blame the police and white folks for our actions. all we know how to do is march and riot and loot.

i'm sick of it! i'm sick of it! i'm not going to tell you and tell you we're going to march, we're gone do this, we're gone do that. i'm gone to tell you damn it, let's change. >> you can hear the frustration. many would say about families and what's happening to inner city families, i was staggered to see this country. what about the dropout rate in the country? 11.2% overall. for african-american students, 28.2%. take this, 70% of african-americans who drop out of school will spend substantial time in prison. one is linked to the other is linked to the other. >> the sad thing is the boy was killed, michael brown, 18-year-old, just finished high school. he was set to start college this week. his mother was quoted as saying do you know how hard it was for me to stay in school and to graduate. do you know how many graduate? not many. now they're going to wonder

why they go through that and why they're living any way? they're going to try to take me out any way is there mind set. she was devastated beyond belief to give an indication to this mind set, now fueling many of the riots we are seeing. >> the president and department of justice getting involved pretty quickly in this. there was criticism before on the trayvon martin case on the left saying where's the president in this. they were slow, dragging that are feet on it. there was the acquittal of the george zimmerman trial. now the justice department saying they're doing a separate investigation in ferguson, separate from what the state and local police have to do. eric holder getting involved right now and a lot of people wondering as the summer unfolds, we pick up the newspapers, there is violence across the globe right now. where is the president's leadership as he is there in martha's vineyard. >> maybe to give reason behind the angst that many americans even outside of missouri are feeling right now. when asked about president

obama's job performance, he only has 35% approval on foreign policy. 43% right here. and we're going to go back among independents here and saying which better describes obama's presidency among independents? 49% think he does too much. and 36% said he does what it takes. sort of a split there. is he a dictator or is he a do-nothing president? the question there yet to be answered. maybe if you look at it domestically versus foreign policy, you know where that 35% approval rating fits. maybe we think he's not doing enough in foreign policy as a nation and doing too much domestically? >> let's go further down the fox news poll when it comes to the economy, in terms of approval, 43%, health care, 32%. disturbing news coming out about obamacare as it gets closer to november. when it comes to iraq who are the 52%, who are the 37% that approve? it's been an abysmal

failure. >> the economy is at the top of the list. >> 42% is great. >> foreign policy, 35%. immigration, 33%. on the heels of that, even the french foreign minister says hey, mr. president, you cannot go on vacation. come back to work. and that's a country that tells their people to take a vacation all summer. >> seven hours of the day they're eating baguettes and cheese and relaxing. the president in martha's vineyard enjoying ice cream cones and riding his bike. >> would you want to spend summer vacation with him? >> an interesting question. there is a poll would you rather spend your summer vacation with president obama and michelle obama or george and laura bush? i don't know what to say. i think of what they do on vacation. you know george bush when he goes on vacation, he goes to crawford and spends all day clearing brush in

100 degree heat and goes on his bike. that's not vacation. >> it's hard to catch up with him. >> those polled would rather spend their summer vacation with the bushes rather than the obamas. by 1% but still. what if the choices were the obamas or the clintons, who would you rather have summer vacation with? the clintons are taking the lead with 42%. over 25% that wanted to spend with michelle. >> regardless, we're not going to be able to. let's talk about yesterday. vernon jordan at a party. he got a call. hillary clinton knows she is going to be seeing the president at that party. she called ahead of time saying you're not really mad about that atlantic policy where i called you out on your foreign policy initiatives. we weren't patched into the call but they hugged it out together.

prior to arrival at the party former secretary of state clinton signed books and was asked this. >> great to be back in the vineyard. are you going to hug it out with the president? >> absolutely. yeah. we're looking forward to it. going to be there tonight. >> clearly she made huge news this week when she said when it comes to iran i'm dubious about anything coming out. when it comes to the israeli gaza con nict, the yilz have a right to protect themselves and blow up the tunnels. when it comes to syria i would have armed the rebels first. boom, boom, boom, she landed repeated blows. >> but they hung out last night and were in a cheerful mood. she called earlier in the week to apologize for those comments. steven hayes said she can't have it both ways. >> it looks opportunistic no matter what she does

now. what we heard from her representatives has been absurd. she comes out with and gives what i think is probably close to her real views on syria on a number of issues and she's critical of president obama, more critical than she's been in the past. then you have her spokesman come out and try to clean this up and patch it up where hillary clinton said basically don't do stupid stuff. it is not an organizing principle. her spokesman says it wasn't a reference to president obama. of course it was a reference to president obama. those were his words. who else would it be a reference to? >> this is 2008 all over again. obviously the whole feeling of them coming together, the families putting it aside, that was just the primary. that was icy relations put on hold. this is 2014. if she runs for president -- which it looks like she is -- do you realize how bad this is going to get especially if the president continues to stumble on foreign policy.

>> in the world of selfies we call for authenticity. it may not seem so authentic to the voter. >> heather nauert, how are you this morning? >> great to see you. i've got news coming out of the north korea this morning. they act up a lot this time of year, and they gave a not so pleasant welcome to the pope who recently landed in south korea. while you were sleeping, north korea firing rockets -- three of them -- as pope francis lands in south korea. it is the first papal visit to the country in 25 years. as the pope's plane was about to land the north fired of series of rockets into the sea. >> it is a great joy for me to come to korea, the land of the morning calm, and to experience not only the

[inaudible] of this country but also the beauty of its people. >> the rockets landed far from where the pope landed in south korea. he's this for a catholic youth festival. terrifying moments for passengers when their ferry was slammed with a 20-foot wave. the wall of water was so strong that it stopped the engine dead. the boat was headed from the cape to boston. the cell phone video shows water pouring in through the ceiling and passengers had to put on their life jackets. the waves bent the chairs on the decks and shattered two huge windows. >> i was literally sleeping and that happened and everything happened so fast. the first 15 minutes were like titanic. >> the coast guard rushed to the scene. the crew managed to restore power. there was one minor injury. >> texas governor rick perry not mincing word. here's what he said to national guard troops

heading to the border. listen to this. >> i think it is time we stop calling these criminals nice names like cartels and gangs and call them what they really are. these are narco terrorists. >> this as the obama administration prepares the nation's schools to accept an estimated 50,000 students who have illegally crossed the border. the american general murdered in afghanistan will be laid to rest today. general green is the highest ranking officer to be killed on foreign soil since the vietnam war. his service begins at 3:00 p.m. today eastern time at arlington national cemetery. those are your headlines. see you back here in a little bit. >> today kevin ward's funeral is set to take place after being struck by tony stewart's car and being killed at the young age of 20. kevin ward sr., his father,

speaks out and asks the question, a, why was tony stewart the only person who didn't happen to see kevin ward on the track? and this. he said the one person who knows what happened that night is possibly facing ten years in prison. is he going to say what he has done? this as tony stewart has gone into hiding. >> we were shocked this weekend when the story unfolded on "fox & friends." we were surprised when hearing from bob dylnar, he was hearing from their camp at the time he was set to race the next day. he already went over -- >> tony stewart? >> tony stewart was going to race the following day after this crash. it seemed like the pressure mounted and mounted. he was focused on winning the championship. if he backed out of the race the chances of winning were slim. now we're not hearing from him. >> he might have legal issues. they continue to investigate. as we hear more and more from the family, it turns out according to the dad, kevin never got out of the

car before, never acted like that on the track before. they looked at the tape. the dad does believe that tony stewart did clip him high and clip him moo the wall. he does believe -- he did not see the actual accident. he was scrambling on a four-wheeler because he knew his son crashed. he was going to help get the car off the track. then his dad comes out to see his son stretched out and watched as they tried to revive his son, hopped on the plans and then they realized he was dead. the family found out that their brother, cousin, uncle, whoever died on facebook. >> kevin ward sr.'s wife was with him at the time. they did miss the actual collision. what devastating news. such a young age. a sport that involves such aggression and a huge fan base is now just back on its heels wondering what the next steps are in this case. we're going to look into the details of it coming up in the show. >> i don't think we can comment on it.

they evidently have another angle that police are looking at right now. >> that is the only piece of footage and there were so many people taking video in that stands and they're still trying to gather it. >> the points of acceleration, braking after the flag went up and much more. >> the dictionary adding a bunch of new words. do you know what yolo means? >> those are delicious. >> right. how about cray? >> cray-cray. >> crayon. >> what happened to the language? >> we'll tell you. the f.b.i. nabs a fugitive who was on the run for 14 years. how did they do it? it was like something out of the tv show "c.s.i." chico's leggings. ♪ every style's a showstopper!

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welcome back. time for quick headlines for you. underground explosions rattling indianapolis. >> hundreds evacuated after a transformer blew.

you can see the black smoke in the sky. thankfully no one was hurt. no word on what caused it. a maryland state trooper being hailed a hero after saving the life of a man about to jump off a 90-footbridge. the trooper spotted the man and quickly jumped into action on the way to the hospital. the man thanked the trooper. >> back to real life now. fox news alert comes to you. dramatic new video we're sharing with you showing children and refugees swarming a military helicopter trying to escape the isis militants on top of mount sinjar in iraq. it seems like a desperate situation; right? we're live in washington with what special forces say they are now seeing. it seems desperate. it seems like there are not enough choppers in the world to help all these people, but a different story this morning. >> exactly, brian. that's what's coming out

from this u.s. special forces assessment team that went to mount sinjar to try to figure out if an evacuation is necessary. if so, how to do it. they were only through for a few hours but came back saying there were far fewer people trapped and they were in far better condition than they thought. this is the first time we know of that a u.s. team is getting eyeballs on the situation there going on for awhile now. video from the mountain shows a dramatic scene of men, women and children attempting to survive on a rugged mountaintop after running for their hives from isis terrorists after they had been surrounded. but u.s. airstrikes and kurdish fighters have taken some of the pressure off. meantime u.s. humanitarian aid drops helped. as you guys have pointed out, there are not necessarily enough helicopters to get these folks off. critics of the administration say the response is still too little too late to deal with isis. >> we've got the best

equipped, best organized jihaddist group anywhere in the world right now pressing key areas of iraq and syria. this is much more than a humanitarian crisis. this is a serious security threat the u.s. needs to be concerned about. >> the united states is still walking a very fine line. the administration says that while there are u.s. military planes flying above, advisors on the ground and the latest assessment team flew into territory under attack by isis, the white house still insists that u.s. troops will not be in a combat role in iraq. >> do you have any idea what we're doing with the people we are able to save? the video we see shows a desperate situation. special forces says it is not nearly as desperate as they thought. we know this, all the people that have been moved are sitting in areas that don't even have temporary tents there. is there a plan? and whose responsibility is it to have a man for relocating these people? -- to have a plan for

relocating these people? >> it would be up to the united nations to deal with these folks. they said this is a level 3 emergency, the highest level they have. as you point out, a number of these refugees have been able to walk off the mountain themselves oftentimes under desperate situations to escape a couple of hundred miles to a number of refugee camps, some on the syrian border, others near irbil and iraq. at that point they're getting help, a little bit of food, a little bit of water, those kinds of things. as many folks have said it is an urgent and humanitarian crisis. >> thank you. those images looking anything but improved from the reports we are getting. it doesn't seem those two things line up. a chopper went down because too many people are begging to get on it and people are dying left and right. is this a humanitarian crisis or a security crisis we're dealing with? it doesn't soam as though -- i mean, getting

out of the box, the humanitarian crisis we're looking at -- this is more than a hugh -- humanitarian crisis. >> i don't get it. one minute you hear about women bleeding themselves so their kids can drink their blood because they are dehydrating. >> and chuck hagel says they look fine. >> essentially the vatican is pushing for u.s. strairks. that-- u.s. airstrikes. that is how bad this genocide is. >> move over wuthering heights and make room for a book about bondage. the details that will make parents cringe. >> wal-mart's slogan is save money, live better. one teenager took it to heart and lived there, which he claims was better, for days. and no one knew.

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>> that is you? >> heather nauert. >> i was about ten years old there. i just had my brand-new shirt my mom bought at the mall. remember that back-to-school shopping. >> i loved to get the new trapper keeper. >> had the uniform on it. >> i didn't have a unicorn. probably the transformers. maybe i had a hell hoe -- a hello kitty one. >> the best thing that happened back to school was telling people in the summer what kind of supplies you need rather than september 8 we all go to the store at the same time lined out the door. the genius of our generation who mailed it early. >> forget vacation. go buy graphic caculators. >> there was a fugitive caught using facial recognition technology

after spending 14 years on the run. neil samers case went cold but earlier this year an f.b.i. posted this wanted poster. another department spotted poster and tried using a new facial recognition software on the mug shot. there was actually a match and it turns out that stam stammer was living in ne nepal. he was brought back to face child abuse charges. >> a 14-year-old boy in texas was caught camping out inside a wal-mart for two days. the teenager lived off food in the store and slept in hidden forts he put together, one in the aisle with the babel strollers and the other behind rows of paper towels. employees discovered him after they found this trail of garbage. >> you never suspect in

wal-mart there has been someone living this and living there for four days. that's crazy. >> i'm wondering what his parents are saying and how come he didn't come home and why didn't they worry about him. >> the teenager had run away from his aunt's house. he was staying with her while his parents were out of town. no word yet if anyone will be charged. >> a school board in california is sending a sex ed textbook back to the publisher after complaints from the parents that the book was way too graphic. fremont high school ninth graders won't be using the book unless serious revisions are made. parents were outraged about a chapter that included references to bondage and adult toys for ninth graders. a brand-new batch of words added to the oxford dictionary. they are cray, crazy without the z and yolo, you only live once. there were a few more.

a hot mess and rogue run. keep in mind the oxford dictionary. this is not the oxford english dictionary, that arm of the family. this is a different version of the dictionary. that is the point and those are your headlines. >> yolo. >> it's not the english you grew up learning. >> what has happened to our language? craycray. >> mother nature drenching parts of long island, new york. more than 13 inches of rain fell setting a new record. look at the cars stranded on that highway, all the water opening up a huge sink hole at a parking center parking lot. maria, will we ever be able to dry out? >> thankfully that storm is out of here. good to see you. i want to show you other totals across portions of

the northeast. states like maryland, parts of new jersey and coastal areas of new york seeing significant rainfall, historical rainfall with a new state record for new york. more than 13 inches picked up within a 24 hour period. behind that storm system temperatures are cooler. some of that shading in blue across upstate new york, those are temperatures in the 40's. those are areas like ithaca. it is going to stay below average as well through the afternoon hours. in the 60's across cleveland and other parts of ohio. farther west we still have flooding concerns. parts of colorado and new mexico could be looking at heavy rains. flash flood watches in effect. >> i got a flood alert at 2:30 in the morning. by 5-45 moi neighborhood was going to be -- by 5:45

my neighborhood was going to be flooded. 23 minutes before the thop of the hour. >> with over 10 million copies sold since its 1993 release. >> the giver is hitting the big screen and conservatives are taking a novel look. >> people chose to do away with emotions. those morning injections, take them away. >> people have the freedom to choose, they choose wrong. >> for more we're going to step into the fox light with the vice president of marketing michael tammero. good morning. what do you think of the movie? >> i saw it last night. it was pretty good. i was not biased by having read the book previously. so many people say it doesn't live up to the book. this book has a huge fan base, ten million copies, a top seller for harper collins at news corps. it took 20 years to bring this movie to the screen.

a real passion of jeff bridges. he originally wanted to create a role for his father lloyd bridges and jeff filled in the role as one of the elders, the memory giver. it is the society where all the bad memories have been washed away, everyone is completely equal. there is no love, there is no emotion. and all beneath the surface there is grizzly realities that our hero comes to discover. the premiere was monday night at the zigfeld theater. we caught up with the author and ask what is it about the story that resonates with so many people and what is the one memory they cannot live without. >> every generation has iconic literature. for me it was catcher in the rye published when i was 14 years old 1951. i think there is an anti-establishment element to this book, a call to young people not to settle

for -- or to see through the hypocrisy of the older generation. >> the story deals with memories. is there one memory in your young life you cannot live without? >> good holidays with my family. i'm jewish. we like to eat a lot, like to get together. i have a big family. i like to be with anyone. >> the movie has a great cast of up and comers. and veterans like meryl streep, jeff bridges and even taylor swift makes an appearance. it is opening nationwide tomorrow. follow me on twitter for all the latest celebrity buzz. >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. up next, the message you're about to see is going viral this morning. watch. >> be a father. take care of your kids. be there in their lives. >> the dad who is challenging all other dads to step up is here live.

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accusing football coaches of endorsing religion by leading players in prayers and including scripture in workout logs. 200 students at a high school held a rally yesterday to show support for their coaches. why the religious blitz in the first place? >> joining us is former nfl player randall hill. i guess the hail mary is going to be out action those that are waging war against the prayer winning this protest. what is your take on this? >> leave prayer alone. it's part of the fabric of this country, and i guarantee you those atheists, i garn thee that they have money in their pocket and it always says in god we trust. >> what does it mean to you guys? as a pro at the university of miami, pray before the game, after a big injury, it's common to see players kneel in prayer in and around that player. what does it mean to football players like you? >> it's an important part of the game, an important

part of life. i don't think you should take it out. when i was with the miami dolphins we had a player who didn't believe in christianity. what he did to show solidarity, he didn't involve himself in some of the prayers right before the game but he stood behind us and still supported us. just eliminate yourself from the situation you don't want to be a part of but don't try to eliminate prayer from situations like that. >> would it be more wrong to take that prayer away from those who wanted to pray? >> you're right because now you're infringing on their rights. if you have a problem with prayer take yourself out of the situation and don't infringe on others who want to pray. >> what do say -- do you say to coaches who are sweating it out at mini camps? should they back down or double down? >> continue to do what you have to do. continue with prayers

because your arms are definitely too short to box with god. >> i've got to ask you something else. you went pro. most don't. the courts rule division 1 athletes most in basketball and football now will be getting paid. how should we go about doing it? >> go ahead and pay the players but put it in a trust so they can come into some money and give them a little bit of a jump-start when they actually graduate from college, make sure they stay out of trouble before they can receive those types of money and/or funds. again, make sure you take care of those players because those players are bringing you millions and billions of dollars a year for those universities. >> we've got to expand on this because a lot people watching are going giving them a scholarship, isn't that enough? and my feeling not when you're getting billions of dollars. thank you for talking to us today. >> coming up, this story is a real beauty.

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welcome back. you probably seen the ice bucket challenge and fire challenge. they've been going viral on facebook. our next guest has a challenge he says only real men can accomplish. watch. >> this is my challenge out there to anybody that wants to accept it. see if you can do this. be a father. take care of your kids. be there in their lives and mean something to them. >> got chills when i saw that again. the man responsible for that is kendall smith and he joins us now to talk about this video.

were you surprised, first of all, at the success of this video? >> extremely surprised. that video was meant for a few of my friends on facebook and the reaction i got was truly humbling. >> why were you so compelled to make this video in the first place? >> well, when i was younger, my biological father decided not to remain in my life and my mom did an amazing job just taking care of me. she took me to work with her, took me to school with her and she hauls been an inspiration -- has always been an inspiration in my life. what taught me how to be a real man was my stepfather that decided to come into my life and he showed me the ropes of how to grow up and be a man and it translated to my life now. i have an 11-month-old and

everything that he showed me and everything my mother showed me translated to my life right now. >> i want to get your take on some recent studies 'cause we talk about this in my family a lot and i think it's a good discussion point to have in front of your kids and be so involved. a couple of high profile studies have come out showing how important it is for fathers to be involved in their children's lives. number one, they can have improved language skills, the children will. they'll have fewer behavioral problems if the father is involved directly involved. higher academic success, specifically among boys like your little one. they have less likely to be in trouble with the law and police if the father is involved. was that your experience when your stepdad stepped in to help you out? >> oh, absolutely. my stepdad, you know, like most households, my stepdad disciplined when necessary. he had very educated talks with me. athletics was a huge part our

family. so he made sure that he remained in my life and showed me football, basketball, baseball, things that would keep me out of the quote, unquote, streets. he did an amazing job with that. >> your biological father left when you were a young boy. of course, actually when your mom got pregnant. but he got back in contact. you have a message for other fathers out there that it's never too late, right? >> absolutely. it's never too late. i got to meet my biological father just over a year ago and instead of being that void that i was that was so angry, i decided to be a man and accept his apology and we all make mistakes and to this day, he's part of my life. i get to speak to him and he tells me some things about our lineage, our family that teaches me a little bit about myself. >> that's great. your son should be proud of his

father, kendall. >> thank you. >> you're an inspiration to a lot of fathers out there watching this morning. so appreciate you and thanks for doing something fun viral that doesn't involve jumping off a roof and something crazy on facebook. thanks so much. great stuff. >> thank you. coming up, hillary clinton sending mixed messages about where she stands on foreign policy. so what do the voters think? we went straight to you to get the answer.

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now hillary clinton wants to hug it out. >> great to be back in the vineyard, going to hug it out with the president? >> absolutely. >> so what happened last night? did they hug it out? stay tuned. >> that was a little awkward, wasn't it? for hillary clinton, i mean. for me, i felt totally natural. i'm back. beau bergdahl's platoon mates want to tell their story and write a book. the one problem? they got rejected for doing that book because it could tick off some on the left. can you believe that? mornings are better with friends. you can believe that. >> hi, this is sean astin and you're watching "fox & friends." >> and what not. he can do everything. but for me he'll always be rudy. >> yeah. in your heart, that's where he'll sit? >> i'm forced to pick a role.

by the way, thanks for rolling with that. >> yeah. we got a whole bunch of new polls. you can vote on where you sit with sean astin, what movie role you remember him by. but you can also vote on new polls because new polls giving president obama mixed reviews and surprising flip flops, where he used to be low, he's now high. >> you're right about that. the first asked how independent -- among independents, how do they rate or call, describe the president here. is his presidency doing too much or do what it takes? 49% of independents said he does too much. 36% says he does what it takes. when you see almost 50% say he does too much, perhaps referring to domestic policy. >> on obamacare, borders, congress, i'm going to change the law 50 times without calling up congress to get them changed. there is also some polls on the economy where the president was hurting before. he's actually higher right now.

maybe it's because they haven't been on the front page of the paper or top stories lately because of the summer. but he's doing better on the economy than he's been doing in a while. 43%. still not good. >> that's pretty bad. >> republicans want to run against obamacare. have to look and say 53% disapprove of that. the iraq war is over. it's gone. well, it's not and it isn't. 37% only approve of what's happening in iraq. 52% say you got to be kidding me. 52% overall, 35% overall say the foreign policy is going great. 53% says it isn't. if you want to know why hillary clinton is coming out, critical of the president, separating herself, it's got to be that number on foreign policy. when it comes to immigration, 33% approval. the big question is, if the president comes in with an executive order and says i'm going to declare by the power granted to me a change when it comes to immigration policy, does that help or hurt the number? >> of course, immigration ranks at the very top as it concerns

most americans and americans never vote about foreign policy when it comes to a presidential election. george w. bush could have hung his hat on that. we knew the economy was tanking at the time. americans vote with their wallet. immigration is a direct correlation between immigration in this country and how americans feel about their job, job security, whether or not companies are hiring, low cost workers in this country. so foreign policy, maybe the president, it's not such a big deal for him right now. not much of a focus for him. >> 60% with a disapproval rating on how he's handling that foreign policy and immigration policy. >> no wonder hillary wants to distance herself from it. >> last night she seemed to be dancing closer. remember the article that hillary clinton spoke up in. 8,000 words where she critiqued the president's foreign policy where she used his quote about don't do stupid things on saying that wasn't an organized principle to lead the nation. then she backtracked and called

him and apologized, tried to make things better, perhaps knowing she might see the obama family on the vineyard. here she is in a book signing and asked if they were going to make it better in person by hugging it out. she said this. >> great to be back in the vineyard. >> going to hug it out with the president? >> absolutely! yeah. we're looking forward to it. going to be there tonight. >> i've seen that absolutely before with the smile. >> absolutely! >> she is signing 1,000 books at a shot. i did not read the book. i just got these reviews where there is nothing in the book. but evidently there is a lot of discrepancies between what president obama did and hillary clinton said she recommended he do. i think this is just the beginning. she's in a no win situation. she criticizes the president and people say -- who support barak obama, why are you doing that? she stays with him, she goes down with the ship. she can't possibly win or grab the white house judging by what

the poll numbers say right now. charles krauthammer weighed in and he says the way she's flipped back from what she said and backtracked is breath taking. >> this is such a blatant display of clinton inauthenticity, it's breath taking. she did finally appear to say something that she believes and then retracted. but remember, with these people, meaning the clintons, do you ever know if they're saying anything sincere? remember, the last time she ran, she decided, as she told bob gates, former secretary of defense, openly that she opposed the surge in iraq, the one that was successful, but for political reasons, which shocked gates to hear because she was up against obama, the antiwar senator in the iowa primary. so she moved left the last time around and now, 'cause she's not going to face a serious challenge on her left, she's now maneuvering to the center for her current run and expressing

more harkish opinions than the obama administration. >> more in line with where her president is at, more of a moderate voice in the democratic party. not the far left. it's the summer doll drums right now, so she can test these things. it took her like five weeks to finally figure out how to answer the question about whether or not she was broke when she left the white house. she kept having to answer reporters and kept saying the same thing. >> she takes her own polling by saying on both sides of issues. >> the difference now, there's a world crisis going on and she's saying, i would not be doing what the democratic president is doing and i was his secretary of state. that is extremely big. i thought chris had a great quote today. this should all serve as a reminder between -- when you look at the relationship between president obama and any of the obamas and the clintons. it's like an iceberg. what you see above the water is only a small part of what's really going on under the surface. this is the beginning, in my opinion, of a huge schism that will be forcing the democratic

party to decide are you a clinton or are you an obama? >> and asking the question, will the real hillary clinton please stand up? >> right. heather nauert is standing by for a look at our headlines. good morning. >> i've got a story about a real schism between north and south korea and while you were sleeping, listen to what happened. north korea firing a shot across the bow at the pope? the atheist country that doesn't recognize western religions fired three rockets as pope francis landed in south korea, a country that's increasingly embracing christianity. it is the first papal visit to that country in 25 years. those rockets landed in the sea far from where the pope landed in the south. but were they sending a message? the father of kevin ward, junior, the driver who killed after tony stewart hit him, lashing out this morning, speaking out for the first time. he says stewart is simply to blame for his son's death. he said, quote, the one person that knows what happened that night is possibly facing ten

years in prison. is he going to say what he's done? the funeral is this morning in the auditorium of his former high school in new york. terrifying moments for passengers when their ferry was slammed with a monster 20-foot wave. the wall of water was so strong that it stopped the engine of that ferry dead. it was headed from boston to -- to boston from cape cod. cell phone video shows water pouring in from the ceiling. the wave bending chairs on the deck and shattering two huge windows. >> i was literally sleeping and then that happened and just like everything happened so fast. like the first 15 minutes were just like titanic. >> the crew managed to restore power. there was only one minor injuries. but a real scare. listen to this one, a real homerun on the show "antique road show." baseball cards from the 1870s. amazing. from a team called the boston

red stockings. now the atlanta braves. this lady once turned down an offer of $5,000. a good thing for that because appraisers say it was worth at least a million dollars. it is the biggest sports find in the history of the show. those are your headlines. how neat is that? >> you have a wagner card, right? >> right. i put it in the spokes of my sting ray. that's the problem. >> devalued. >> right. but it sound like an engine. >> one of only two mint ones left. >> right. honey, this honus card isn't worth anything. why hasn't that name caught on? >> that's a great question. i'll be think being it through the rest of the show. >> if you're honus, we'll put you first. we're going to bring awe fox news alert now. shows of force of police in riot gear aren't stopping protesters in ferguson, missouri, more than

a week after a cop fatally shot an unarmed black man. heather childers has been following this story. what's the very latest overnight? >> those images, the st. louis suburb look as you saw, like a war zone overnight. police firing tear gas, smoke bombs, rubber bullets, all of that trying to disperse the protesters. >> you in the front line up there -- >> in the front line, yes! they started shooting! >> they are demanding answers after the death of 18-year-old michael brown. police are set to meet with brown's family later today. that's for the first time. two reporters covering the protest were arrested at a mcdonald's after a swat team stormed in, told everyone to leave. they were told they were, quote, trespassing and were detained after they were recording the scene. they were later released without being charged. and we're learning that the police officer who shot brown

was in fact injured in the incident and had to be treated at the hospital for swelling on the side of his face. his name has not been released and the decision to withhold the name from the public has only further escalated tensions. missouri's governor has canceled everything on his schedule to make a visit to ferguson today. you guys have been following this on twitter and within every second there is an update. people on the scene and responding to what's going on. >> yep. cops asking protesters to do their thing at night, which is an odd request. thank you very much. 12 minutes after the hour. the unrest in many black leaders calling for protesters to take a page from martin luther king, junior and use peaceful protesting. yep. one man so frustrated, he went on an epic rant on line. listen. >> what we're doing out here is not helping. change is not going to come until we change it! i hate to say this, but i'm going to tell you what you need to hear opposed to what you want to hear.

all we know how to do is blame the police and white folks for our actions! all we know how to do is march and riot and loot. i'm sick of it! i'm sick of it! i'm not going to tell you and tell you we're gonna march. we're gonna do that. i'm going to tell you change! >> wow. >> that emotion being echoed across the country now. joining us, the executive director of an organization, kevin. you hear this blogger's take, do you believe that is truly the message that needs to be sounded >> yeah. he's echoed the sentiments of many black conservatives because this type of thing is uncalled for. what's interesting to me is when sharpton came in and i'm standing on the very hallowed ground that he was on yesterday, when he comes in, nobody is really talking about the problems that get created by this. >> so much criticism has been

leveled against al sharpton and others, black leaders who haven't gone into cities like chicago where bringing the light of the camera into those neighborhoods to talk about all of the violence that's unfolding there, then he shows, al sharpton shows up yesterday. they say it's a political opportunity to roll into a city like this. what do you say? >> there is no question. what's funny is the people protesting were here to begin with and sharpton didn't bring out any new protesters. and he said all the right things because he wants to appear to be the true black leader that he falsely represents. but the fact of the matter is, he, barak obama, and eric holder really should have been talking about the bigger issue, which is i think law enforcement and how this all occurred and the type of decay, the moral decay that's occurring in neighborhoods like this. >> so you think the big pick is not so much the incident that needs to be examined. it's what's going wrong in the inner city. one quote from a member from

somebody who lives in the area. he says police here are angry and people here are angry and frustrated. there needs to be justice. if you find a single person in the community who trusts the police, that is like finding a four leaf clover. what do you do in a community where the feeling is like that? >> well, this is absolute nonsense. people do trust the police. there are many, many more instances of the police doing great things and not only the black community, but across the nation and you get an incident like this where we don't even know all the facts and everybody is automatically jumping to the conclusion that the police have done something wrong. i don't know whether that's the case or not. what i can tell you is i would ask the folks in black neighborhoods, would you rather the cops not be here or would you rather they be here to protect you? >> do you think it matters in terms of the police force staff being reflective of the community there, community where two-thirds of it is black right now as the numbers show, but only three officers are black.

does it matter how many officers actually look like the people in their community? >> it's a great point, elisabeth. i think there is 53 cops on the force here and three of them happen to be black. if you were to use that logic, you would think that there would be no black people in fergu is t type of a ratio. the fact of the matter is, if the police are here to protect you and they're doing a good job, who cares what color they are. but the bigger point there is a lot of the police who are black have left the ferguson police department for better and easier jobs. >> you also say the role models, you say it's too bad it's not clarence thomas and too bad it is snoop dogg. >> right. my point there is that we've got to a point in the black community where we're idolizing the wrong people. here again, here is a neighborhood that says kill the police.

i happen to live in a black neighborhood here in st. louis, we need the police protection. so we're doing things opposite because quite frankly, i think liberalism has sort of led us to this opposite way of thinking. you should be exalting people like clarence thomas and many others that are out there fighting the good fight, but instead, we do tend to idolize people that don't live the types of lives and we wouldn't want for our kids. >> kevin jackson, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, hillary clinton sending mixed messages about where she stands on foreign policy. so what do the voters think? we went straight to you to get the answer. plus, she's breaking world records. 99 years old, look at her. wait until you see what this great, great grandmother just did. ♪ ♪ >> hillary told the president she was looking forward to hugging it out the next time they saw each other. you know it's going going to be one of those awkward shoulders in, butt out hugs

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contain pieces of plastic. you don't want to eat that with your chicken nuggets. it applies to eight ounce boxes of applegate naturals. $26 million. that's how much garbage truck drivers in los angeles are getting in a settlement with the city over a no nap rule. another restriction they claim robbed them of their meal breaks. finally, 99 years old. that's how old ida keeling is. she set the world record for setting a 100-meter dash for her age group. her time? 59.8 seconds. that would be better than me. >> come on. i hear you're fast. we know where our political leaders stand in iraq. but what about you? our next guest surveyed a group of everyday democrat and republican voters to get their take on the conflict and how they think our political leaders are handling it. lee carter joins me this morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> we're going to go through some sound and opinion here, the political leadership as it relates to iraq and let's listen

to them the evaluation from the american people. this is president obama sharing americans that she will not be dragged into another war in iraq. >> i know that many of you are rightly concerned about any american military action in iraq. even limited strikes like these. i understand that. i ran for this office in part to end our war in iraq and welcome our troops home. that's what we've done. as commander in chief, i will not allow the united states to be drug into another war fight not guilty iraq. >> what do you see? >> what we saw is a low of 49, high of 71. overall i think he did a really good job of bringing people along. i give him an a on that. >> he gets an a for that messaging, at least the response was positive coming out. >> the response was positive because it was really important that he put a distinction there and say this isn't going to be another war. if he was going to go out with this humanitarian effort language that wasn't very credible, he had to distance himself from the past. he did a pretty good job there

with it. >> interesting. so hillary clinton says we can learn from the problems that we've had in the middle east in the past. this is a piece of what she said. >> if you're looking at what we could have done that would have been more effective, would have been more accepted by the egyptians on the political front, what could we have done that would have been more effective in libya where they did their elections really well under incredibly difficult circumstances, but they looked around and they had no levers to pull because they had these militias out there. my passion is let's do after action reviews. let's learn these lessons and figure out how we're going to have different and better responses going forward. >> sounds measured. what do the american people think? >> there was a low there of about 50. a high of 73. we saw a drop when she was backwards looking. we saw a positive as she started to say let's learn. i think what's interesting here is that it's really difficult to distance herself from ebola ebola. what she did -- she said we're

going to do a review. let's learn from this. and so it wasn't a total slam, but it was saying i'm different and i'm curious that something different will happen. >> overall i give her a b. >> so the response is a b on this. so far the messaging that's moving forward from these leaders is working. >> it is working. >> okay. dick durbin says the conflict in iran has no chance of escalating into a war. take a listen. >> well, i can tell you this, escalating it is not in the cards. either the american people or congress are in the business of wanting to escalate this conflict beyond where it is today. i think the president made it clear this is a limited strike. he has, i believe, most congressional support for that at this moment. to go beyond is going to be a challenge. >> so here we had a low of 50, a high of 65. i think he's like the solid b student. you weren't really excited about him, but he wasn't defensive. he answered the question and showed he had congressional support. that was really important to the people. >> despite violence increasing and crieses globally, this

messaging seems to be calm and measured. so is it working despite the reality? >> i think messaging hits you first in your gut and then hits you in the head. so i think first people have gut reactions saying this is pretty good. but as people are seeing more and more, they're concerned. so we need to have leadership and messaging that reassures us. >> thank you so much. lee carter, always appreciate your take on this. coming up, beau bergdahl's platoon mates want to tell their story. one problem, they were rejected and the reason, it is going to tick you off this morning. and this story is a real beauty. a beauty queen is busted for collecting disability for a busted toe? the problem, she she is struttig her stuff in heels in a bikini. ♪ ♪ fact.

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♪ ♪ >> throwback thursday. >> it is throwback thursday. today's theme is your back to school picture or in school picture and we've gotten some. i think i.d. cards. >> this is maria's, all four of her i.d.s from school. >> did she carry these around? that's not going to get her into many clubs. >> she changed her name from barbara. >> that was her high school. >> look at that. >> first day of kindergarten and first day of sixth grade. >> yeah, that's me. >> really? >> september, 1982. i just had my mom send these in. that was first day of sixth grade. >> look at you. number 61. >> brian, i know you're shocked

to see that i would have played football. >> this is you? >> that's me. >> wow. >> you're hydrating. >> and there you go. driving yourself to your games. >> last time i did something athletic. >> we wanted to know what you guys looked like back in the day for school and heidi said i baby sat all summer so that i could buy those shoes for the first day of school and that's me 30 years later. look at that. >> wow. she looks exactly the same. >> she does. >> and here is deborah. she writes, here is my school photo from 1975. >> right. and i love her earrings. >> conventional background. >> right. >> laser. >> by the way, what a perfect segueway. keep sending your pictures in. talk about throwback. tomorrow is beach boys. >> i know. >> that's fantastic. >> we have one foot in thinking that the summer is over and then bring in the beach boys and one foot in thinking summer is still here. >> still here, baby.

>> conflicted mentally about it. >> the beach boys are here. summer is here. >> i believe it was just 55 minutes ago when we saw heather nauert's throwback picture. now we got to throw it to her right now. >> for headlines? >> yes. >> good morning, heather. >> good morning. anybody ever broken their foot here? broken a toe? anything? >> ankle. >> i know elisabeth had a broken heart. >> a couple of times, i did. >> listen to this story. it is an ugly bust for a wanna be beauty queen. a 22-year-old pageant contestant busted because of this video right here. investigators say at the same time she walked on stage in a bikini and high heels, she was collecting workers' compensation for a broken toe. she claimed her toe made it impossible to work as a grocery store clerk burks she could walk that big old catwalk. if convicted, she could spend up to a year behind bars.

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"president bush, the new spinner in the white house." tell us what you think about this. those are your headlines. let's head it over to brian with a look at sports. >> of course, you hear things like that, but very rarely do they put it in an e-mail. these guys put it in an e-mail. let's talk about what's happening in sports. the biggest name is still struggling. tiger woods pulling himself out of the ryder cup competition. don't worry, mr. watson, you do not have to name me because i will not play. he's been plagued with back issues after having his back surgery. he has been terrible on the golf course. lot of people think he's rushing back. the doctors have advised him to not even practice. let's talk about what's happening in baseball. the game that went to the birds? >> everybody is acting like this is normal. this can't continue. come on. >> they tried bowling the ball to get them off. they could not get them off.

they finally had to stop the game. the ground crew came out and got the pigeons off the field. they must really like baseball. mother nature drenching parts of long island, new york, 13 inches of rain fell in just over eight hours. setting a new record. check out in view from above. cars completely submerged in water on a busy highway near my house. maria, i was warned about this. i came to work anyway. but it was a mess yesterday, as late as 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon. >> how is your house doing? >> my house is fine and i only care about myself, so that works out good for me. >> okay. incredible flooding across long island and the rest of the northeast. parts of maryland getting drenched with more than a foot of rain as well from that same storm system and is on the move across portions of maine early this morning. we're still dealing with leftover showers from that storm system. these totals are incredible. more than a foot in parts of long island, maryland, 6.3 inches in the city of baltimore. all-time state record set in

long island. 13.27 inches of rain. that's more rain than we received with sandy or with irene across this region. current temperatures behind the storm system, it's kind of chilly, below average, in the 50s in syracuse and buffalo. in pittsburgh and other areas across the interior portions of the northeast. there is a look at your highs. another hot one in the state of texas. now we want to switch gears from flooding to blizzards. that's because dairy queen is here and joining us this morning is miss america, nina, such a pleasure to have you here with us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's miracle treat day. can you tell me about that? >> it is. i'm here on behalf of children's miracle network hospital, which i serve as a national goodwill ambassador for them as miss america this year. and today is miracle treat day across the country. in all participating dairy queens, it is any portion of the sales, if you purchase a blizzard today will be donated to children's miracle network hospitals.

go out, get your blizzards and a portion of those proceeds will be donated. >> this is an important cause for you. you're going to be visiting a hospital today. tell me about it. >> i think the best part of my job in working with children's miracle network is that when i do hospital visits, i visit about 15 hospitals across the country, oftentimes the children don't necessarily know who i am or what i am. but all they see is a princess has walked into the room for a day. to take their mind off of the treatments they've been going through, even for a couple minutes is a heart warming thing. >> and an important cause. we want to go ahead and hand some of these out now. we're handing out free blizzards on the plaza. i'm going to toss it back inside. i'll go ahead and bring you guys some, i guess. >> thanks. >> actually dairy queen, they hold them upside down. it always scares me when they hand it to you at the counter and do this to you. don't do that. >> right. i have never been to dairy queen. >> we have a rule f we see a dq, we pull over.

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complain about the racy cover showing a topless model covered only with a lei. lands end has apologized. let's head over to brian now. violence erupt not guilty ferguson, missouri as police clash with angry rioters. some reportedly wearing ski masks and wielding shotguns in the street. this comes in response to the death of an unarmed 18-year-old named michael brown by a local police officer on saturday. we still do not know that officer's name. our next guest says the town should remember the lessons of her uncle, dr. martin luther king, junior. >> violence creates many more social problems than it solves. nonviolent resistance is the most powerful weapon that oppressed people can use that is a mecca of the strong man, not the weak man. >> dr. king is author of this book, king rules. she joins us right now.

dr. king, when you see the violence and hear about what happened saturday with the violence, do you think this is the right response? >> brian, when i see this, my heart is touched. it goes out to his parents, his father, his mother, the community certainly. the violence has to stop. so i welcome the opportunity to just kind of speak into the situation. we need to defend life here. we need to fight for justice and work for peace. michael's father said there is no justice. >> we should say michael brown, who was killed at the age of 18 years old, and the family now has been speaking out. go ahead. sorry. >> and michael's father has been wearing a t-shirt, no justice, no peace. there will be justice and we must work to get peace. i remember trayvon martin's parents, they kept saying to the people, thank you, pray for us. no violence. let's just go for justice. so let's pursue justice here. but please, people, become

peaceful. looting and burning and fighting. i remember my father standing on a car, when our home was bombed in 1963 in alabama and they were trying to turn over the cars and getting rocks and sticks and my father stood on the car and he said, my family is okay. please, pray. go home. if you have to hit somebody, strike out at me. he said, but i'd rather you just peacefully and lovingly pray. >> what do you think it does for situations like the powell situation, the brown situation, which obvious israeli a tragedy, when al sharpton shows up? >> you know, when al sharpton comes, sometimes, i don't know what his goal is, but people continue to riot and things escalate. so i'm asking now, speak peace, reverend sharpton. speak love. speak justice. but you can have justice without violence. jesus christ showed that. gandhi showed that. my uncle martin, my dad, a.d., we do that in my pro-life work.

peaceful, nonviolent conflict resolution with loving actions. there must be justice, absolutely. this action is wrong. i am so saddened by seeing our young people attacked like this. african-american young men need to live and not die. but we have to do this as we pursue justice and there must be justice. i'm praying for his family, his father, his mother, those who have lost this young man. his dreams have been avoided. but his dreams has been taken away. he's been killed. so i think is tragic. we must pray, but we must be peaceful. we must be nonviolent. >> all right. and that is your message, but unfortunately, so far we have not seen that message play out and it doesn't seem to be a leader to step up like your uncle and dad did. dr. king, thanks so much. >> thank you. 12 minutes before the top of

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welcome back. think you only have to worry about the sugar content in your candy or dessert? turns out more sugar could be hiding in your common pantry items instead. here to put my sugar detection skills to the test is wellness expert and author of "sugar savvy solution." nice to see you. >> good morning. how are you? >> when you look at a guy like me, do you think i can figure out the difference between a sor items that may have a lot of sugar content? >> most americans cannot because sugar is everywhere. it's hiding in so many things. that's why my new book, we teach you how to sugar sift.

that's what we're going to do. >> let's start here. what do we have here? you can play along at home. get the kids out of bed, get a pad and paper out and see if you can play along. start with this. >> everybody at home, these are things many of us go to many times a day. so we want to figure out barbecue sauce or snickers bar, which has more sugar? >> i know we recently did a study where snickers is healthier than a lot of stuff in our kitchen. so barbecue sauce has more sugar in it. >> you are absolutely correct. we have 3 -- >> what does that say? >> 32-grams of sugar. versus? >> wow. >> in a whole snickers bar? >> absolutely. >> let's dive into the second one. what do we have next? >> many people, oreo cookies is popular and so is tomato sauce.

again, sugar is hiding in things that we're not accustomed to. what do you think? >> i'm going to go with oreo cookie on this. >> okay. actually the tomato sauce has more sugar. >> wow. >> take a look. >> really? >> absolutely. >> 11-grams of sugar. >> 11 grams of sugar versus 9 in on oreo. and remember, most americans have four times more sugar than they should in their diets and moderation has a number. no more than 24 grams in 24 hours. that's more than you should be having in an entire day. >> the reason this is so hard is because some of these are dessert items. what you have to here? skittles and jelly? >> and jelly. but again, everything is turning into dessert because they put sugar in everything. so which one of these do you think packs a bigger sugar punch? >> i'm going to go with fruit jelly. >> ding, ding, ding. sugar shocker, you are 100% correct! >> wow. more than skittles?

>> yes, yes. >> 42. that's crazy. let's move down here. one of my big weaknesses is reese's peanut butter cups. >> that may be one of your weaknesses and many, many people also. i eat salads all the time. but what do you put on it? the salad dressing. which up with of these two do you think has more sugar? >> i'm going to go with reese's peanut butter cups 'cause i think they're filled with sugar. >> ding, ding, ding. >> really? again. french dressing? >> take a look. america, pay attention. we need to wake up. i'm serious. it's everywhere. >> ice cream. >> everybody loves their ice cream. >> that's easy, right? >> we'll see. >> what is this? jarred pineapple? >> yes. in heavy sauce. very important. i'm going to go with what i think would be healthier, which is the pineapple. no? take a look. shocking. >> 57 grams of sugar versus 56. the pineapple has more sugar

than the ice cream. >> that's why we call this sugar shocking. our goal in my new book from reader's digest is to help people understand it's everywhere. people are addicted. >> what you're telling me is ice cream is healthier? >> no, that is not what i'm telling you. what i'm telling you is you are not supposed to consume more than 24 grams of sugar in 24 hours. if this one already has more than a day's amount, you must change what you love to eat and that's what sugar savvy does. >> thank you so much. coming up -- captain obvious: i probably wouldn't stay here tonight.

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damn it. >> well, mayor michael bloomberg just tried to take him down by funding his antigun opponent, but it didn't work. now that sheriff fresh off his election win here with a new message this morning. it sounds like the beginning of a bad joke. >> hi, this is actually not a prank call, but there is a chicken trying to cross the road. >> this call, no laughing matter. >> really? >> got that? >> i'm trying not to laugh. >> too late. mornings are better with friends. we field a lot of chicken phone calls. >> right. absolutely. >> i bet you have. good morning. >> good morning. steve is off. thanks for having me. >> we have a lot going on, including the crisis in the middle east from all different angles and we have the latest on the tragedy on the track over the weekend which we'll talk about shortly and we have the

latest on hillary clinton, barak obama. >> and missouri, which seems to be getting worse by the day. day six, heather nauert is here with all that we just alluded to. good morning. >> good morning. let's start out with that story. overnight, new violence in ferguson, missouri, five days after a police officer shot an unarmed black man. look at that right there. cops firing tear gas, smoke bombs and rubber bullets to try to disperse protesters. later today police are set to meet with the family of 18-year-old michael brown. this as we learn that the cop who shot brown had to be treated at the hospital for swelling of his face. the city's police chief talked to sean hannity last night, explaining why they have not released the officer's name yet. listen. >> we weighed the benefit of releasing the information right now versus the safety to the officer, his family, and his neighbors and the rest of the

police department. >> that decision to withhold his name from the public has further escalated tensions there. while you were sleeping, north korea firing a shot across the bow at the pope? the atheist country that doesn't recognize western religion firing three rockets as pope francis landed in south korea, a country that is increasingly embracing christianity. this is the first papal visit to that country in 25 years. those rockets landed in the sea pretty far from where the pope landed in the south, but nevertheless, sounds like quite a message they were trying to send. then back here at home, terrifying moments for passengers when their ferry was slammed with a 20-foot wave. the wall of water was so strong that it stopped the engine of the boat. it was headed to boston from cape cod. cell phone video shows water pouring in from the ceiling, the waves bending chairs on the deck and shattered two big windows. >> i was literally sleeping and then that happened and just like everything happened so fast.

it's like the first 15 minutes, was just like titanic. >> the crew managed to restore the power. there was just one minor injury. this is quite a story right here. it sounds like the beginning of a bad joke. listen. >> 911 emergency. >> hi. this is actually not a prank call, but there is a chicken trying to cross the road. >> is it causing traffic problems? >> yes, it's really trying to go into the middle of the road. >> just one chicken? >> just one chicken, yeah. >> did you catch that? a guy called 911 'cause there was one chicken in the road. well, thankfully no one crashed or got hurt. as for the chicken, police in oregon say he is still on the loose. what you didn't hear was the part where the 911 dispatcher said only one chicken? okay, go ahead and hit it. >> why did the chicken cross the road? still wondering. >> thank you. fox news did a new poll to give you an idea about what the

american public thinks about president obama. one of the most vital elements of the voting electorate are the independents. what do they say to this question. of course, that question is, is he a dictator or is he a do nothing president? a little extreme? >> among those independents, 49% saying he does too much. 36% saying he does what it takes. >> i found this interesting, though, where he has been strongest on some issues, he's gone back and forth and back and forth and right now if you look where he is on the economy, that's where the president is performing the best right now. maybe it's because it's not been in the headlines that much during the summer. people on vacation, not paying attention. but what is in the headlines is foreign policy. middle east exploding. everything unfolding overseas right now in iraq. the immigration debate also giving the president big issues. but the economy at the top of that list surprisingly. >> top of the list of some sore numbers. >> 43% is not strong. >> right. that's your best number, it's not that great.

60% close to it disapproving of his handling of immigration, which is top on the minds of americans right now. and foreign policy cannot in any way take a back seat in the minds of americans as we see a crisis exploding globally, particularly in the middle east where he is still facing disapproval ratings. >> but it's vacation time right now. >> yeah. >> so he's up in martha's vineyard right now for that two-week vacation. congress is off. everyone wondering are they going to solve immigration? nothing got done. they're up there playing golf and having ice cream cones right now. >> he is coming back on the 17th. but a lot of people are saying with this crisis, humanitarian and the spread of isis, even the french foreign minister said hey, wait a second. mr. president, you should go back. not that we need advice on the french, but our professional vacationers come summer time, they say you should go back to the white house. david cameron is going back. >> you know it's bad when europeans are lecturing us about vacations, three months at a

time. >> maybe it's the image of golf, hey, you're about to bogey on iraq. he might think hey, i ought to do something. a poll out, how would you rather spend your summer vacation with? we asked registered voters this yes. would you rather spend it with the bush family, laura and george? would you rather spend it with michelle and barak obama? the bushes edged them out by one point. >> interesting there. 20% at neither. when asked whether you wanted to spend with hillary clinton and bill clinton or the president or first lady, the clintons by 42%, victorious there in terms of summer vacation partners. >> right. >> with close to 30% of the people saying neither of them would be good summer vacationers. >> i think one of the keys on going to vacation is they want you there. that would be my opening question. is do you want me to be on vacation with you? if they said no, i would do something else. back to somewhere else. let's talk about atria.

they got a proposal from soldiers that served with beau bergdahl and want to tell their story about the beau bergdahl that they knew that they believe deserted and they believe cost the lives of some of their teammates who hunted -- who had to hunt for him over and over again, from special forces on down during his captivity. he's back, we're still trying to unwind what happened. they know what happened so they went to this publisher with their pitch. >> the publisher is rejecting the platoon mates' voice, which originally no one -- they wanted to hear what they had to say. they said, why don't we give ourselves a voice and tell our side, which we believe he's a deserter. the publisher there in a high position said i'm not sure we can publish this book without the right, meaning republicans and conservatives, using it to their ends, end quote. >> bill press, a liberal writer and pundit managed to get a book published, hypocritical. the new book by bill press "spin

this." one of the chapters has a title called "president bush, new spinner in the white house." they're worried about politic, but only if it serves their means. >> which reminds me, this publisher should be saying how would this sell, especially in a time in which it's very hard to sell books these days. so you would think it's going to sell or not going to sell. you wouldn't think politics would be that blatant. what's amaze is they put it in an e-mail. >> she wrote that statement that i read in an e-mail. >> sarah durant. the gate keeper of political writing here afraid it's going to hurt president obama, comparing it to john kerry and how he was actually attacked during his election and literary work were used against him. the big difference here, of course, is that president obama can't run for another term. but it is scary to see that in writing. it's so blatant that there is the gatekeeping here. >> is it true? did it happen? if the answer is yes, publish the book if you think you can

make money. dominic was asked that question on facebook and he said this, it sounds like the wrong publisher got the first shot at that book. go find a better one and make sure the truth is told. for example, that could be in your forward. >> elizabeth wrote and said, they can choose what they want to publish. i don't have to buy the book. >> that was not me. >> no. >> badger tweeted us this, i smell scandal. the publisher was doing his part to protect and insulate the president. >> sun badger. thank you. >> good when you can use your same name as on the cb and facebook. >> let us know your thoughts. go to our web site and twitter and facebook and you can weigh in on this. let's change gear. >> ten minutes past the hour here. do you remember the sheriff who got a standing ovation for his stance on gun control? >> i have a better way of clearing up any confusion that activist judges have about the .

i would add these seven words at the end of the clause, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. keep your hands off our guns, damn it. >> wow. that's him that got the attention of former new york city mayor, antigun advocate, michael bloomberg. he threw in $150,000 behind david clark's opponent in this week's election. >> didn't help, though, 'cause all that money didn't work. the sheriff went on to win his primary. this morning he has another message. he joins us this morning. nice to see you this morning, sir. >> good to see all of you, thanks. >> congratulations on the win. >> was this a referendum on all the antigun policy and talk? >> i think it is. i think mayor bloomberg made a huge miscalculation. he didn't understand the political climate on the ground here in milwaukee county. i have a lot of support for my position on support for the

second amendment. people to be able to defend themselves and the pro-gun movement. he came in and thought he could spread a few hundred thousand dollars around to take a price, that he could march around the country with in a failed crusade, antigun crusade and he could hold me up as an example of what might happen to others if they don't get on board with him. but that didn't work here. the public was actually turned off by it. >> what's so surprising, you caught his eye in 2013 when you were doing some of those public service ads, which was urging people to take a certified safety course in firearms. you were telling people to go out and get educated about firearms and learn how to use them properly so we didn't have accidents. >> and to defend themselves. >> what's wrong with that? >> nothing. that's the problem. he didn't understand that. even here in milwaukee, wisconsin, milwaukee county. so once again, not understanding the political climate was a huge risk and of course i'm in his crosshairs because he needs a high value, high visible prize

catch that he can march around with as an example of what might happen to others. but that's not working in milwaukee county and i doubt that's going to work anywhere else. >> what's going to be effective to revitalize the inner cities? >> well, first of all, two things have to happen. we have to have more effective law enforcement. however, in the city of milwaukee, the largest city here, the mayor here fails to put forth a vision to help people escape poverty. he has failed to put forth a plan to deal with the high level of black unemployment in milwaukee, at 32% when it's about half of that nationally. we have a broken school system, a system of not giving kids a chance to be able to read and write, add, subtract, multiply, divide at grade level. we have some horrible scores coming out in those areas. it's not giving kids a chance to compete for the jobs of the 21st sentry. >> i want to show you some video of what's been unfolding

overnight because it looks like a war zone in ferguson, missouri. unbelievable images there as police are out in riot gear trying to calm the crowds as they're taking to the streets, looting stores all in response to the killing of the unarmed teen-ager, michael brown. what should police be doing? there is some criticism this morning that they have not released the name of the police officer, of course, who was involved in the shooting. death threats being leveled. how would you handle it? >> i wouldn't let it get to this point. i say shame on the mayor. i heard 70% of that suburb is black, yet the police department is mainly white. the police chief is white. i'm not playing the race card, but i'm saying that city it appears to me, does not, or the police department does not reflect the make-up of that city. the mayor should have known that. apparently he didn't have his finger on the pulse of the community and understand that the tension was rising between his police department and the minority community. i think they ought to reconsider this decision not to release that officer's name. being a law enforcement officer

myself for 37 years and a law enforcement executive, i understand the concern of the safety of the officer and his family. put the family and the officer in protective custody. put a plant in his neighborhood to watch the home. and meet these folks halfway in terms of releasing the officer's name. when the officer is on duty -- i have my name on my shirt. the public has a right to know who its public officials are and actually we have a rule that you have to give your name when asked for. now all of a sudden the officer gets involved in a situation. i'm not judging the shooting 'cause i don't know the facts. but now all of a sudden he gets involved in a shooting situation and we're going to not release his name. i just think they ought to reconsider. meet them halfway. >> if his name is released, what changes? >> nothing really. that's why i said -- and i'm concerned about the officer's safety. >> nothing would change but the officer's safety, sheriff. >> put him in protective custody. put his family in protective custody.

give these folks down there on the ground some indication that you at least have a sense of their frustration and anger and you're willing to meet them halfway and willing to work with them. right now this line that's been drawn in the sand and things aren't going to get better. i don't think al sharpton showing up helped the situation. >> does it ever? >> no. he's a divisive figure. if he was an effective leader and he's in a position to do so, he should be able to calm for calm and it should happen. what's going on down there is totally unacceptable. i understand their frustration and anger, but they have to find a more socially acceptable way to deal with that frustration and anger. it happened in new york city. you didn't see the rioting there. you saw peaceful protests. i encourage that thing. that's what our democracy is about. but i think this thing is being ex floyded by others, this looting and rioting, this criminal behavior. it's not protest. >> we had the niece of dr. martin luther king on the

show and she agrees with you on this cultural change that we need, not just rabble rousing maybe at the hands of al sharpton. listen. >> when al sharpton comes, sometimes, i don't know what his goal is, but people continue to riot and things escalate. so i'm asking now speak peace, reverend sharpton. speak love. speak justice. but you can have justice without violence. jesus christ showed that. gandhi showed that. my uncle martin, my dad, a.d. we do that in my pro-life work. peaceful, nonviolent conflict resolution with loving actions. >> your reaction? >> well, reverend sharpton with all due respect, he doesn't have those skills that we just heard about. that's why i question his effective leadership in this situation. responsible leadership. he has a responsibility. he can go there, if he's been invited by the family, that's okay. but go there for good and don't just go there and inflame the

situation. don't just go there and not say anything. i think maybe he's afraid that if he did call for calm, that it wouldn't work and he doesn't want to show himself to be an ineffective leader in that area. but then leave town. >> sheriff, david clark won his primary at 52-48%. so you're on your way to the general. congratulations on one win. i look forward to talking to you in november. >> thank you very much. my pleasure. >> the next step for him, political office. mayor, governor, he seems to have it together. true leader. 18 minutes after the hour. coming up, live together before marriage, more and more people are doing it. but bob massi says hold up. it could cost you and your parents big time. and the f.b.i. just nabbed this fugitive on the run for 14 years. how did they do it? it was like something straight out of csi. that's his profile and that's his straight on shot.

23 minutes past the top of the hour. he thought he could get away with it. but after 14 years on the run, a fugitive is busted. his capture like something out of csi. the case went cold after he disappeared in 1999, but a government agency used new software and his mug shot to track him down. turns out he was living in nepal. he was brought back to new mexico to face child abuse charges. and killer used siri where to hide the body. there are reports he asked his iphone where to hide his college roommate. cops in florida are now saying it's not true. turns out the image is a screen grab taken from the internet. let's head over to clayton now. thanks. more millenials are opting out of marriage and moving in together than any other generation in history. but testing the waters before tying the knot could cost you big bucks. here to answer some of your legal questions is fox news legal analyst, bob massi.

great to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> fascinating question is a sign of the times with all the people moving in together. the first question is a couple moves in together, both bring aspects to the relationship. what should they do to protect one another so something goes wrong, they know where they stand legally? sort of like, i don't know, like a prenup without being married? >> yeah. what you have is young love is wonderful and it's blind and all these wonderful things going on and that's what you want out of young people, to enjoy their life. but many times they cohabitate together. they have no sense of understanding or foresight to think what if something happens? first of all, it's a difficult thing to approach because when you're young, you don't think that something is going to happen many times. but they should surely think about what's called cohabitation agreement that basically lays out what do they bring into the relationship? what's going to happen if it breaks up? they should literally see a family law lawyer. it's not an expensive thing to

do. it's more expensive after the fact if things go sideways. so as much as they're in love and building their future and they have great jobs and all these things, living together does cause and can have legal problems if in fact they split up. so that's something they should surely look to. >> who gets the dog. question number two, what is the most common error made that becomes regrettable in the absence of one of these agreements? >> all the time in and it's when one owns the house. they move in together. they're in love and they put the other party's name on the house, so now they're co-owners. sometimes joint tenants, sometimes tenants in common, things of that nature, which are legal terms. now something goes wrong. all of a sudden what was love ends up to be emotional extortion for money because the person that owned the home originally who is on the mortgage, clayton, who put the other party's name on the home, the other party on the home is not responsible for the debt,

but now they have leverage because they're on title. it is the most common problem, i can't tell you how many kids i see 35, 40 years ole, 32 years old, say oh, my god. she won't leave and he won't leave. they want money. well, guess what? they're going to pay some money to get rid of them. >> here is question number three, what happens during the relationship if the couple gets credit cards together and buys things for their home and then they split up? who gets the items that were bought and who is responsible? >> if you cosign on the credit cards, you're both responsible. if you don't have a cohabitation agreement that sets forth what you bought, what you get when you leave, you're going to have a problem. both of you will end up generally speaking having lawyers or guess what, the baby boomer parents step in and try to resolve it for the kids. >> great stuff. e-mail bob all your questions on our web site. click on the rebuilding dreams tab. you can e-mail bob directly. great to see you as always. >> thanks. take care. coming up here, she just lost her father and now robin

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we begin with dramatic new video out of iraq. children and refugees are swarming a military helicopter. they're trying to escape the isis militants on the mountain. >> joining us live from washington, d.c. is lee land vittert with the latest on this. good morning. >> good morning. there was a u.s. special forces team on the mountain yesterday only for a few hours.

they came back saying they were far fewer people trapped and they were far better condition than originally thought. this is the first time we know of a u.s. team actually getting eyeballs on the situation there in northern iraq. video from the mountain shows a dramatic and desperate scene of men, women and children attempting to survive on the top of that rugged mountain after running for their lives from isis terrorists. those terrorists had them surrounded. u.s. air strikes and kurdish fighters have taken some of the pressure off the situation. meantime, the u.s. says humanitarian aid drops have helped, as have evacuations by iraqi military helicopters. critics of the administration respond saying this is still too little, too late to deal with the isis threat. from the administration comes word that they say they have a clear mission right now in ira. >> we have a very specific objective with respect to the humanitarian situation that is to get food, water and emergency supplies to the population on this mountain and also as

necessary, to take air strikes against isil as they threaten the people on the mountsen. >> reporter: the administration is still walking a very fine line. while there are u.s. military planes flying above, advisors on the ground and that latest assessment team flying into territory under isis attack, the white house insists the u.s. troops will not be in a combat role in iraq. back to you guys. >> i'm just amazed. thanks a lot. i'm amazed because the video and what we're told. i believe the special forces, but something is missing. i'm wondering how many people are up there and have died. >> right. we're hearing the terrible shape they're in, but then chuck hagel said surprising, they're in good shape when we showed up. they're fine. >> to paint this is a humanitarian crisis -- >> they're going into the kurdish region so follow the catastrophe. >> isn't it amazing that the kurdish region social security one of the safest regions in iraq? >> it always has been.

after the first gulf war. do you know who is under attack, not only this small sect, but christianity in general. the goal of isis is to wipe the region out of all christians to the point where the pope is even saying essentially endorsing u.s. strikes against this isis terrorist group. >> when the vatican is speaking out with such strong language urging americans to get in there and do more, you know that it is much more than a humanitarian crisis. this is about security, security of christians and also our goal moving forward. experts have been speak out. an expert for iraqi christians was on with sean hannity last night, as well as mike huckabee, the governor. >> this is a full blown genocide. christianity faces its demise in the middle east and we have been working with the white house and with the united nations for two months now for action and what we've told them recently is they

should do what president ford did in the vietnam war. let's air lift these christians out of iraq and give them a chance to live. >> these are not people who just want a little piece of real estate. these are people who are chasing down children and cutting their heads off and the only choice you have, you either kill the wolf or you stand by and you watch the sheep get slaughtered. at some point, president obama needs to have the kind of moral clarity that we saw from the vatican today, that understands that there are times when there is no other option but to exercise what even the vatican calls a just war. >> yogi berra said go to the fork in the road and take it. the president is standing and watching. we have people on the ground who are there to observe and advise, who are watching this calamity take place. >> we had a christian humanitarian aid worker who was on the show this weekend and he said we have to turn now to europe to get answers.

we can't turn to the united states. we're looking to the vatican and other countries across europe right now to help us and we don't feel like we can lean on america anymore for this. >> it's a leadership role that means a little refurbishing. apparently it is a huge crisis not only with security, humanitarian, this is terrible. i thought governor huckabee hit the nail in terms of inaction and caution can be deadly when not taken when necessary. now the vatican is calling for america to act. >> all right. heather nauert, you have other news. >> yeah. good morning. listen to this, this is a disturbing story. robin williams' daughter heckled off of social media after she was hounded by cruel comments from the public. the sick pranksters tweeting, altered photos of her father and saying the images depicted his body. she told her followers she'd be offline for a while, saying, quote, i'm sorry, i should have risen above deleting this from my device for a long time. maybe forever. time will tell. good-bye. that is just sick.

texas governor relationship not mincing words. here is what he said to our national guard troops who are getting ready to head to the border. >> i think it's time that we start calling these criminals nice names, like cartels and gangs and call them what they really are. these are narco terrorists. >> this as the obama administration prepares the nation's schools to take on an estimated 50,000 students who are here illegally and crossed the border. this story is really crazy. a 14-year-old boy in texas camping out inside a wal-mart for days and no one knew about it. he lived off the food from the store and then he slept in forts that he made hidden between the aisles. eventually store employees found him because of this trail of garbage he left behind. >> you never expect at wal-mart there is someone living there and they've been there for four days. that's crazy.

>> i'm wondering what his parents think and how come he didn't come home or why aren't they worried about him? >> here is the explanation for that. the teen-ager ran away from his aunt's house. he was staying with her while his parents were out of town. glad that he is okay. this is the exercise video, it became such a big internet sensation. ♪ ♪ >> remember that prancercize and its creator? they're now back with some new friends. check this out. ♪ ♪ >> i love the music. that is great music. joanna is back adding a friend to her routine and some horses. her signature moves include the prancercize gallop. remember when brian tried it. remember this?

>> yes. >> graceful butterfly you are, brian. >> i know you're laughing about it. >> i shed a whole bunch of pounds. >> right. your deltoids and quads have never been firmer. >> i scared everyone out of the gym. >> i think next we'll see flash prancercizing. >> how much would it cost to get rid of that prancercize video forever? how much would it cost me? >> it's impossible once it's out on the internet. >> really? >> yeah. >> let's get a kick starter campaign. >> i would like to do that. by the way, when you're dancing and horses are running the other way, you should stop dancing. hey, maria. >> hey, brian. nice moves there. very graceful. >> sarcastic. >> good morning. we had extreme weather yesterday across portion of the northeast with historic flooding. take a look at some of these rainfall totals. more than 13 inches across parts of long island and that total set a record for the state of

new york in terms of accumulation of rainfall in just 24 hours. behind that storm system, it's feeling a little bit like fall across the northeast. temperatures are only in the 60s and 50s for so many of you. some people even waking up to temperatures in the 40s. your highs, though, much warmer farther west across places like oklahoma and texas, as usual. flash flooding is a concern across parts of the rockies. let's head back inside. >> all right. thanks a lot. that was a quick look at the world's weather. now let's tell you what's coming up next. new words in our dictionary. >> adding new words that you might know. what yolo means. do you know? how about cray? not clay. cray. are you cray, clay? >> i'm cray. plus, breaking news on the economy. jobless claims just out, taking a huge jump. nicole petallides live in the new york stock exchange with what all of that means and these cray numbers. ♪

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a school board in california sending a sex ed textbook back to the publisher after parents complained it referenced bondage and adult toys. fremont ninth graders will not

use this book unless serious revisions are made. i think that's where my wife went to high school. no joke. and a brand-new batch of words just added to the oxford on line dictionary. cray, crazy without the z. and yolo, which i thought was a fruit snack. it stands for you only live once. a few more hot mess. bro hug, and mud run. guess which one of those three brian and i did this morning? >> we ran in the mud. >> bro hug. >> okay. fox news alert. labor department releasing brand-new weekly jobless numbers. just moments ago, i bet you're curious. nicole petallides has me at the edge of my seat. tell me what we know. >> good morning. we got our weekly jobless claims in. we've seen a steady decline, but it's the highest number that we've seen in six weeks. i'm going to give you a quiz who this is in a moment. so basically the numbers come in at 311,000. the estimates were for 295. so you're above the 300,000 mark. that's not good news.

we had seen a steady decline. this is the highest level that we've seen in six weeks. we are seeing futures point to go a slightly higher open this morning. yesterday the dow gained 91 points, putting the dow back into positive territory for the year 2014. while we've seen job growth over the last five years since the great recession, we've obviously seen a little bit of a setback today. so that's what we're watching. by the way, one of the traders just had this on his -- i covered the name. did you see who it was? i gave you a hint. do you know who it is? >> 41, tom seaver. >> it is. >> looks nothing like him, but i'll take it. >> just so you know, last night there was a whole story on retirement and how they're saddled with mortgage debt, credit card and student loans. back to you. >> wow. you're retiring with student loans? >> yeah. they're helping out the kids. >> oh, their student loans.

since you're out of walking time, i have to toss. she ran out of track. so that's the latest. the numbers are slightly up. meanwhile, breaking overnight, new violence in missouri. everyone reporting on the violence, but what are the facts of the case? that will be interesting to look into, wouldn't it? now let's check in with bill hemmer to tell us what exclusively -- unless he told another show ahead of time -- what's on his show. >> we're a packed show. more on that riot in the midwest. police on patrol. we'll take you there. what to do about iraq. paul breamer tried to turn it around 11 years ago. he's back here live to talk about what's happening in baghdad. a funeral this morning after that race card death l. there be charges? what google will soon be able to see from space. get ready for your close-up. it's coming. martha and i will see you in 12 minutes at the top of the hour

another night of violence in ferguson, missouri, after police officer shot and killed michael brown. while everyone is talking about the riots, what about the actual facts of the case? joining us now, fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr.

>> passion and politics have overcome what the facts are and the facts are in dispute. let's look at what we know already and what is undisputed. it occurred on camp field drive in ferguson, missouri, slightly after 12. there we have a pullout of that. there are two different versions of what's going on. >> yes. one is from one witness, doran johnson. this is his take of how the events went down. >> he said get the f on the sidewalk. he just reached his gun out the window and grabbed my friend around his neck and was trying to -- as he was trying to choke my friend. and he was trying to get away and the officer then reached out and grabbed his arms and pulled him into the car. his weapon was drawn and he said, i'll shoot you or i'm gonna shoot, and the same moment, the first shot went off. his weapon was already drawn when he got out of the car. he shot again and he turned

around and put his hands in the car and started to get down, but the officer still approached with his weapon drawn and he fired a couple more shots. >> break down this time line for us. >> sure. let's talk about what he's talking about and his friend, michael brown, the fellow who got killed, 18 years old, 6' 4. he says dorran says the officer told the two men to get on the sidewalk. the officer then tried to exit his vehicle, but couldn't open the door because the two men were so close. according to dorran johnson, the officer grabbed michael brown by the neck and tried to pull him inside the car. then according to johnson, the officer pulled out his weapon and fired one shot striking brown. then the two men, johnson and brown, started running. the officer pursued them. finally the officer shot again. brown allegedly put his hands in the air, started to get on the ground. brown allegedly yelled, i don't have a gun. stop hoot shooting, unquote.

then according to dorran johnson, the officer stood over brown and fired several more shots. >> okay. the police version is a sharp contrast to that. this is st. louis police officer john bellmar and his version. >> as the officer was exiting his police car, allegedly pushed the police officer back into the car where he physically assaulted the police officer. there was at least one shot fired within the car. after that the officer came back out of the car. he exited his vehicle and there was a shooting that occurred where the officer in fact shot the subject and the subject, they were fatal injuries. >> so let's talk about what the chief is saying as to what occurred in the police version. he says the officer exited the car, and michael brown pushed him back into the vehicle. that person allegedly assaulted the officer inside the car.

then there was a struggle for the officer's weapon, which occurred inside the car and the shot was fired. then the officer exited the vehicle and then the fatal shots occurred there after. more than a few, according to the chief of the officer's shell casings at the crime scene. the officer was injured and needed medical treatment thereafter as a result of what happened. two stark versions to what occurred on that day in ferguson. the politics and the pressure continues. the investigation continues as well. facts will trump all of those things in the end. >> they sure will. thank you for bringing those to us. peter johnson, jr. >> good to see you. more "fox & friends" to you in just a moment hey pal? you ready? ♪

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fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. what's left on throwback thursday, back to school day? that's me amongst the masses lot elementary school. i am the second one to the right. i chose to wear my pants high and my belt big. there i am. >> what kind of pants are those? >> next to my good friend.

>> that's peter johnson, jr. >> what a throwback. >> how old? seven years old? >> yes. >> in my play clothes. >> now you're 23. >> after the show show coming your way unless you know different. bill: riot police on the streets of st. louis as violence erupts on the streets overnight. those are the sounds of tear gas exploding on the streets. protesters say they want answers after a toy was shot and killed. stunning video showing how desperate the situation for thousands of iraqis has become now. scrambling to get on this helicopter, pushing and