it is saturday, august 16th. i'm juliet huddy in for anna kooiman. we start with a fox news alert. overnight, rage returning to ferguson, missouri one week after the death of an unarmed black teen. the peaceful protests are gone. violent looters and tear gas has returned to the streets. we're live on the ground with the very latest. >> overnight, isis launching a murderous attack on a a village in northern iraq, killing over 90 people. kidnapping dozens more, mostly women and children. is this proof u.s. air strikes aren't working? we'll have the very very latest. >> it looks like a scene out of an action movie. this unbelievable crash sending a car flying off the back of a tow truck as both

go sliding into oncoming traffic. how the tow truck company is now apologizing to the owner of that wrecked car. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> you are watching "fox & friends." that's a great way to begin your day. it is a great way. fox news alert to get to right now. overnight a tense standoff between police and protesters once again in ferguson, missouri. police firing tear gas at demonstrators on the street while they chant hands up, don't shoot. [explosions] outrage over the shooting death of michael brown renewed this morning. take a look at this new video of looters ransack ago beauty supply store and then these protesters actually standing guard outside of a store to prevent other looting. >> it's interesting. also this morning, brown's family is accusing the police of trying to divert attention away from the

shooting by assassinating their son's character. the police chief finally announcing the officer who killed prown is darren wilson. but then moments later releasing this surveillance footage. you are going to look at it in just a second. allegedly shows michael brown stealing cigars. you can sort of see them in his hand there. this was minutes before he was shot and killed. he shoved the store clerk. the family says the timing of the information is suspect and devious. >> family feels that that was strategic, they think it was aimed at denigrating their son. >> just hours later the police chief rev saying the ston cigars were not what led officer wilson to the deadly confrontation. >> what are you saying, chief? did he know he was a suspect in a case or did he not know? >> no, he didn't. >> it had nothing to do with the stop. >> it had nothing to do with the stop. >> at this point why did he stop michael brown? >> because they were walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic.

>> now the police seem to be saying precisely the opposite. either way the news is inciting anger among protesters in ferguson. >> you will cover up, you will cover up. >> it's going to raise a whole lot of attention because of the issue you are bringing up of robbery. the tension is going to get real high today. >> trying to bing the attention back to the shooting, one of brown's family members got down on his knees. >> this is a a universal call for i surrender, and can i hear my cousin's voice right now as i speak saying don't shoot. >> he wasn't causing any harm to nobody. we had no weapons on us at all. and then he was. >> meanwhile, an attorney of brown's friend and eyewitness dorian johnson has confirmed that johnson was with brown at the store during the time of the alleged robbery. >> but is he allegedly not accused of trying to be part of any sort of stealing of anything there at the store.

>> there is an awful lot that we don't know about what happened there in ferguson. rod wheeler joins us this morning. former homicide detective. you were there last night on the ground. what did you see? >> can i can tell you firsthand i was maybe about two or three blocks away from where we are standing now last night. i was right in the heart of all of what you just finished showing. and it was chaotic. i i mean it was totally chaotic. you didn't see many police initially though. i got here yesterday evening about 8:00 p.m. i didn't see any police. but it was crowds and crowds of people there was a lot of people walking around screaming. a lot of loud music. a lot of, you know, marijuana use. and it was totally chaotic. it doesn't seem to me, guys, like it's really organized protest at all. it's more of just some kind of a big party or something like that. >> what do you make of the disconnect between the new captain ron johnson who was brought in overnight on thursday to take charge,

highway patrol captain, and then, of course, the white police officer, thomas jackson who was releasing information and then ron johnson coming out and saying i wish the information wasn't released that way. i wish i would have been informed. seems like total chaos at the administrative level, too. >> it's total chaos. let me tell you, i was talking to some police officers last night. the police officers that i was speaking with, were from st. louis county. and they gave me the impression as if they didn't even really want to be here. we're in a city of ferguson. they have their own police department. but the county officers seem like they didn't want to be here. then when i started asking the officers questions about the state police, they gave me a look like rod, you know how it is. there is a lot of disconnect here. and i think in order for this situation to get undercontrol, the law enforcement agencies are going to have to come together. one law enforcement agency, guys, doesn't even know what the other law enforcement agency is doing. and it's not just the st. louis county. you have multiple agencies here on a mutual aid pact

from all over the state of missouri. >> if there is so many cops there why did they let the beauty store get looted? i don't understand that at all. >> that's a good he request. the police, let me tell you firsthand, the police are not right here at least last night they wasn't when i was here. they wasn't anywhere around. i mean, there was hundreds, if not thousands of people out there. and i didn't see one police car until after around 1:30 a.m. and that's when the looting started. and then that's when the cf gas was fired. because that gas was so strong i had to try to get out of the area. it was becoming very dangerous. it was a very dangerous situation. you know, you hear noises like you hear gunshots but i didn't see anybody get shot or anything. but it was totally, totally out of control. >> when you hear, rod, about people like jesse jackson coming over there, do you feel as though it's a distraction? do you feel that his presence incites the situation or creates a more volatile situation? or is it that there is a

climate of people, the minority community feels like they don't have a voice and when jesse jackson shows up then they have their voice, they are allowed to be heard? >> well, i think you are right with the latter. i spoke with jesse jackson quite a long time yesterday evening right after we did hannity's show. the people do listen to him because jesse jackson and i were walking up the block and he was constantly telling people no violence, no violence. so i honestly believe in this particular situation he has been somewhat of a help. and he told me that he is coming back today to try to help qualm the nerves of people here because i will tell you after the police chief yesterday, chief jackson released that information with that tape, you know what that did? that kind of sparked another wound in this event. and can you tell, can you look at the people and tell, these people are very, very bitter, guys. i don't know if the police department, ferguson police department will ever be able to come back here and do their jobs properly. it's going to take a long

time. >> rod wheeler on the ground for us in ferguson, missouri. i hope you will be back in the show later. >> stayed up all night there. got there yesterday afternoon. >> not everyone feels that way about the way reverend jesse jackson's appearance unfolded in ferguson. niger ennis was on the show yesterday. he talked about where was jesse jackson, al sharpton when awful these murders, all this gun violence was unfolding in cities like chicago? listen. >> these racial arsonists like al sharpton and jesse jackson and the new black panther party. he they are a disgrace. they are a villain. they are a danger to our community. they are a danger to our civilization. that week there were 26 blacks that were shot in chicago. i saw no jesse jackson. i saw no al sharpton. you know, i saw no barack obama, president obama making statements about this.

it is safer for young black men to be in iraq and afghanistan than downtown chicago. and that's the president's home. >> look at the media presence that's covering ferguson right now. i mean, that's why you see the jesse jacksons and the al shoppertons showing up. there is a major photo op. for them. whether or not they do help the community, that's a question the community can answer. >> really? i can answer it, they don't. they are parasites. i have been to a million different stories where they are on the scene it's not clear what they do. you can debate whether they make it worse or not. they are there because they are stoking racial grievances. my question is this a story about race? do we know that? i have read everything on this. i don't know what happened between michael brown and the cop. i'm certainly sad he got shot to death. >> i think the cops don't even know. >> i certainly don't. i can tell you jesse jackson and al shopperton -- sharpton don't know. why do we assume this is a racial case. >> predominantly black

community. >> what does that mean? >> one venture on the basis of what? why do we think that. >> jonathan gentry is going to be on the show later. he had that viral video. we him on the show a few days ago. he says when al sharpton shows up he does nothing but stoke racial incenseivety and -- we have got to stop blaming the white man for our problems in this county. it's black-on-black crime. teens are killing other teens. we're going to talk to him a little bit later in the show. >> nobody cares. nobody says anything. where are they in chicago? jackson used to live in chicago before he split for l.a. that's an interesting question. >> can he bring the cameras with him to draw attention it this very issue. we will talk to him about 40 minutes from now. >> check other headlines for you. start with a fox news alert. a northern new york couple arrested and being held without bond this morning accused of abducting two amish sisters from their new york farm stand.

they had intended to harm or abuse the two girls. the 6 and 12-year-old sisters vanished wednesday evening. they turned up safe about 24 hours later at a house 15 miles from where they were taken. police expected to release more information in a press conference and that is happening later on this morning. new u.s. air strikes are unleashed in iraq as isis militants kill nearly 100 innocence. overnight u.s. air planes began hitting forces near the ice sill controlled dam. it's operation to retake the strategic position. drone spot evidence of a massacre in a northern village at least 90 male members of iraq's minority killed and dozens of women and children taken prisoner. it's believed the residents refused to convert to islam. in response the sources have taken out two it. killing some of those involved in that massacre, it's believed. and details on robin williams' funeral have been

released a source close to the family telling enews it will be a small private service in san francisco. a a comedy benefit night is also being planned for fans. dates for the services have not been set. this as friends of the beloved comedian say the cancellation of his tv show the crazy one pushed him into a deep depression. williams viewed it as a personal failure and sought help by checking into rehab. williams took his own life, of course, last week. he was 63 years old and those are your headlines. >> sad, plus parkison's, apparently. >> of course we talked to dr. segal on the show yesterday. big big cause of depression. >> let's get over to rick reichmuth now. and rick it feels like fall. >> it does. do you want to know how much it feels like fall? it's in the 40s in parts of pennsylvania this morning. >> i believe it. >> crazy. i mean this should be the dog days of summer, not the case at all. here you go, 50s across much of western pennsylvania.

upstate new york, state college, pennsylvania right now this hour. 48 degrees, altoona 49. the cold air is certainly out there in the northeast. not the case across the central plains. in fact, the next number of days here across the central and southern plains, going to be seeing temperatures very very warm. warming up in the southeast next couple days as well. rain showers across florida. our problem has been across the central plains where we are getting more and more rain and very heavy rain falling across parts of missouri and iowa. that's going to cause localized flooding and we have seen two inches of rain across parts of north dakota. chance for severe weather later on today. mostly strong winds and some hail. juliet, by the way nice to see you. >> so good to see you, mr. reichmuth. >> welcome back. >> good to be here. >> no one calls him mr. around here. >> that's why i gave him a special shoutout. >> coming up, a 13-year-old pitching sensation is on a roll. >> i love this girl. >> everybody is talk about this morning. >> unbelievable.

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think that hollywood will help a candidate and we have seen that over the past two presidential election cycles. in this case i actually think it can back fire on grimes because you have her pledging her support for the coal industry in kentucky, saying that she is going it fight obama's out-of-control e.p.a. and, yet, she is getting big bucks from these environmental zealots like decaprio and callen and barbra streisand, we know they despise the production of fossil fuel. who is grimes going to represent? these hollywood elites who are obsessed with global warming or kentucky voters? >> that's so interesting. we will put up on the screen some the dollar amounts that these different actors have given to the grimes' candidacy. 24 grand from barbra streisand. ben affleck gave almost 13. matt damon 10.5. it's interesting, they clearly know something or they sense something or they are hearing a dog whistle that the rest of us aren't.

so when alison grimes gets up and says i'm against the e.p.a. regulation of coal they know it's not true or believe it's not true, obviously. they are right. we know if she were to defeat mitch mcconnell and under the fold of harry reid, who is she going to follow? she is going to follow harry reid and barack obama. she is not going to stand up for the coal industry. we know many of the senate democrats are are hanging by a thread in these key races. and if barack obama were to lose the senate, he might as well reretire. he wants to retire anyway. nothing is going to get done over the next two years. hollywood, which has been a reliable ally for democrats is coming in at the last minute and dropping some serious cash in these races. i don't think the influxz of cash is going to make a difference because their values are so out of step with many of these especially midwestern states it shows how important these races are and how hollywood

as you mentioned seems to be getting a cue hey, i think we need some serious cash flow into these races. >> it's interesting, 20 years ago it was an interesting footnote. barbara stripes stand gave money to a candidate now hollywood is integral to the democrats' re-election strategy every time. >> not only integral to the reelection strategy. getting these candidates a lift. barack obama was a no name. >> right. >> until david geffen and captainberg launched his career. and defeated hillary clinton. this man has his career to thank because of hollywood. some of them are good guys in hollywood. some of them are incredibly creepy, including so. people you mentioned. thanks for reminding us of that jason that tara. >> thank you tucker. >> governor rick perry accused of abusing his power was indicted for it another side to this story we are going to bring it to you.

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welcome back. 24 minutes past the hour. quick headlines for you. a a father and son dead after small plane crashedz into a field, bursting into names flames. this happening just a a mile from boy airport in north texas. the faa is now investigating. the army's investigation into the 2009 disapprance of sergeant bowe bergdahl has entered the final stage. army hoicials working to determine if he deserted his afghanistan post in 2009 like several of his platoon mates claim that he did.

bergdahl was held captive for five years by the taliban. juliet? >> thank you very much. clayton, before you have breakfast this morning and shake that salt shaker. health guidelines recommend between 1500 to 2400 milligrams of sodium a day. most of us we actually consume about 3400 mill he grams. however, this is really interesting. a new study says this may not be so bad that higher level. it actually means that low salt diets may actually pose health risks. this is crazy town. erin tolbert is here. er nurse practitioner and founder of mid level you.com. i always felt like with a if we could have no salt in our diets that would be the ultimate goal. i'm clearly wrong. this is a misperception that i see. people think sodium is like tobacco the. body needs sodium to help your nerves function, regulates the amount of fluid in your body.

you need some sodium. >> a little bit is good but not too little. >> exactly. what this study showed is that people who consumed very low sodium diets, less than 3,000 milligrams a day had 27% increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and death. it still rang true that people with very high sodiumity diets had increase. there is a sweet spot in the middle. we may not need as little sodium as we originally thought. >> interesting. great. so take me through our breakfast, lunch, snack dinner desert. >> average american day and kind of see exactly how much sodium we are eating. so breakfast here we have got some cheerios, milk, orange juice, a little bit of coffee, how much sodium do you think might be in that meal. >> 1,000 milligrams? >> 430. >> 430 oh, yeah. >> this. >> savvy with this stuff. >> this is something i see in my practice. people don't know about sodium a lot. let's move on to lunch.

lunch has a lot more sodium in it. you see those deli meat, cheeses pack a lot of salt. we have got over 1300 milligrams of sodium in this meal. >> and the soup,. >> yes, and the chicken noodle soup is a big offender over 300 milligrams of. one serving. most of us don't eat one serving. >> these obviously would have lots of sodium preted sells. >> yes they do. 450 milligrams in one serving. this is pretty sodium filled snack. >> dinner now? >> dinner also a big offender just like lunch. we have got chicken mac ronnie and cheese and steamed vegetables. this packs about 1380 milligrams of sodium in it. >> and finally we have three chocolate chip cookies for a total of. >> 160 milligrams. >> now, when you look at this, do you think that this what are we talking here? good or falling in the sweet spot? >> yes. this is about

3400 milligrams of sodium for the day. this is about what the average american diet entails. what this study showed us is that that might not be so bad for people who are healthy. people who have high blood pressure. people who have kidney disease they should restrict their sodium below that level. but the study shows that that might be okay for a a lot of people who are healthy. >> very quickly, there are some entities that don't agree with this all of this. some entities the american heart association are saying what? >> the american heart association recommends about 1500 milligrams of sodium a day. so less than half of thisment a. they are saying, we need more information first. we're not really buying this study. even in the new england journal of medicine where the study was published there was another study showing that more than 1. a million people every year worldwide die from too much sodium. we need to find that middle ground. >> we need more studies is what you are saying? >> exactly. >> thank you very much for joining us this morning and waking up and cooking all this lovely food that we

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fox news alert for you, rage rushing to ferguson, missouri overnight. the shooting death of unarmed teen michael brown. [explosions] >> the peaceful protests of friday are gone. police firing tear gas at demonstrators in the street while they chant hands up, don't shoot. also this morning, brown's family accusing the police of trying to divert attention away from the shooting by assassinating their son's character. yesterday the police chief finally announcing the name of the officer who killed brown. a six year veteran of the force, his name is darren wilson. moments later the police releasing this surveillance footage that allegedly shows michael brown stealing sigarolas from a convenience store minutes before he was shot and killed. >> much more on this show

morning. >> get to other headlines. texas governor rick perry facing charges for abuse of veto power. claiming he abused veto power with dispute over county district attorney over drunken driving arrest. when rose mary lynnberg being shown here taken into custody refused to resign perry vetoed over $7 million to her office. a special prosecutor's investigation has now led to those charges against perry. the governor's office says his actions were completely allowed under the law. and another cheating scandal at the university of notre dame and this time four football players are involved. the athletes are believed to have submitted papers that others had written for them. they are benched until a a full investigation is completed. school officials stress no students have yet have been officially charged. >> no one has been judged responsible for academic dishonesty. no one has been dismissed from the university. and no sanctions have been

imposed or no judgment has been made yet. >> i forgot about this. there was a similar cheating scandal plaguing the team last year. vote-to-win. los angeles considering turning voting ballots into lottery tickets. the city's ethics commission coming up with an idea in an effort to draw more people to register. how it works, tucker, shaking your head, of course, you register, then you cast your ballot in local election and your name would be entered for a cash prize of up to $50,000. the proposal still has to be approved by the l.a. city council. >> is that a joke? >> why is that a bad idea? >> if you are so out of it you can't be induced to vote except by a lotto ticket? you shouldn't be voting. >> do you care who is running for office? win some cash. >> focus on the happy story. little league pitcher manet davis is making her way into the record books. 13-year-old girl first girl to throw a little league

series shutout, people. her team the dragons beating national opponents 4-0. earlier this week monet told us what it was like getting into the series. >> i didn't really consider it as a big deal because it was just a regular game for me win or lose. it it was actually really honorable to make it this far. so it wasn't really a big deal but then when we won, that was a huge deal. >> she takes the mound tomorrow. >> unbelievable. 70 mile-per-hour fast ball, crazy. >> how fast can you throw? >> like 40 miles per hour. >> she throws 70 o? >> upwards of 70 miles per hour. is that crazy town? >> so does rick reichmuth. >> that's a segment we need is to have like a batting cage that can measure our speed? >> yeah. with the radar gun? >> i will pass on that. >> as soon as my knee is better, let's do that bring it on. let's talk about the weather going on. show you the weather maps.

incredibly cool temperatures 40s across western paye. right now this morning. that's incredibly cold for august. won't last tomorrow morning it will be about 8 degrees or so warmer. take a look at your first alert forecast for the day across the northeast. pick your city and put the map in motion today. rain across parts of far northern new england. by this evening, rain showers moving in towards syracuse area, buffalo as well. that will move overnight through the big cities as well. down to the southeast, we will see some more showers firing across parts of florida in the afternoon. some just very garden variety summertime thunderstorms as the day heats up. in towards the central plains, this is where you are going to see heavier rain showers especially across parts of iowa, missouri, in towards illinois. could cause localized flooding. out across the west. still monsoonal moisture going on and warm across parts of oregon. send it back to you inside. >> it's a worldwide best

seller, 10 million copies sold since it was released in 1993, the novel the giver hitting the big screen finally. hollywood touching on conservative themes, believe it or not. watch. >> you will see them all in time all differences. our people chose to do away with emotions. morning injections take them away. >> people have the freedom to choose, they choose wrong. >> joining us now is the host of in the fox light in the vp of marketing here michael tamara. >> hi, michael. >> hey, juliet huddy. >> i know, she is a big star. you got to sit down with some of the beg stars from the movie? >> i did. the movie is based on hugely successful book. top teen fiction book sold at harper collins, latest movie that has this about the themes of the seemingly utopian society. under the surface of it all there is grizzly realities. one of the standouts for me is great cast. combination of young and up

comers. >> meryl streep. >> and bridges. both academy award winners. we caught up with them earlier this week at the world premier and asked them what is it about this story that resonates with so many people if there was one memory they could not live without? >> every generation has its iconic antiestablishment literature. for me it was catching a ride, published when i was 14 years old in 1951. i think there is an antiestablishment element to this book. >> a call to young people not to settle or to see through the hypocrisy of the older generation. ed. >> story deals with memories. one memory very young life where you could not live without? >> i think like good holidays with my family. i'm jewish. we like to eat a lot. we like to get together. i have a really big family. i just like to be with everyone. >> just a side note. the character of the elder

played by meryl streep doesn't have a big role in the book. for the movie, herrell streep they blew it all out. author liked the movie lived up to the spirit of it after seeing meryl streep she could not go back and rewrite that role. of course, it's merrill. >> good to see you, michael. >> good to see you, juliet huddy. >> we're all buddies. >> of course, we can't tell. to check out more of michael want interview goes to into the fox light.com. >> or follow me on twitter at in the fox light michael. >> i don't mess around with twitter. >> shouldn't surprise any of us. >> twitter addiction. are you frustrating with the rioting in ferguson? so is this guy? >> not helping. change is not going to come until we change it. >> turns out robbing a liquor store is not a civil rights act. that minister joins us live to explain his view.

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elvis died of a heart attack at the age of 62 on august 16th, 1977 while reading the book mysteries of the shroud -- >> violence ramping up in ferguson, missouri overnight. asking those people to protest peacefully including next guest. online rant now going viral, watch. what we are doing out here is not helping. change is not going to come until we change it and then i hate to say, this but i'm going to tell you what you you need to hears a opposed to what you want to hear. all we know is how to 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 going to march, we going to do. this we going to do that i'm going to tell you this, change. >> that message seemed to maybe resonate with the community the other day and

that man minister jonathan gentry back again. i don't know that they got that message overnight with all the looting that unfolded there again. how are you feeling this morning about your community? i want to say this, president obama, is not going to do it. al sharpton is not going to do it. naacp is not going to do it or no other activist or civil rights leader. i want to apologize to america for our behavior as black people. that's first and foremost. i want to apologize to america for our i idiotic behavior at this point. this has nothing to do with race. this has nothing to do with the police at this point. this is just idiotic discome buoy lated confusion at this moment. i want to apologize for what everyone is seeing. because this is total, total disgusting. >> what do you think is happening out there.

there is questions whether this is black, white, police versus community. what's your take on what is happening and why it's happening? >> a lot of this is just fueled anger from our past. this has nothing to do with and i hate to say, this again, we -- we are constantly looking for an outlet to blame. you understand what i'm saying? this one man's death we're outraged about. but unfortunately, that happens every day in our communities. why are you singling him out but you are not outraged about what we are doing every single day killing people like him? every day unarmed. this happens every day in our communities. why are you outraged about him and not what we do every day? i don't understand it. it's hypocritical to me. i can't justify this at this point.

can can cannot justify this behavior. >> pastor, what do you take of the media coverage of this story? >> for one, the chief i guess the gentleman was robbing or stealing cigarettes or whatever he was taking and the family saying he is assassinating my son's character. the character shows your son assaulting the store clerk. remember when i just said we take -- we want to blame everyone for everything? the camera shows your son reaching over, grabbing a man, taking what he wants and walking out the store. how is that assassinating his character? that is the total truth. >> what do you hope. >> lady, wake up. jonathan, what do you hope your community does today saturday morning in ferguson? >> jesse jackson, al sharpton, naacp, everyone out there, you should be bringing this same message. you step out your limousine,

stop the violence, stop the violence. everyone is shaking your hand, doing this doing that hey, jesse you and my how maniys are down there looting. good to see he you. we will catch you around the block. we are down here marching. say something. say something. don't just sit there and march and shake hands with everybody. brother, do something about it it somebody buys me a ticket out there, i will tell you obama, too. get down there and say something. >> it wouldn't surprise me. just don't be be from the clubhouse and just oh well you guys, if that would have been me, 25 years ago, cut it out. cut it out. you trayvon martin, you bringing that same nonsense now. >> i have a feeling someone is going to buy you a ticket there. >> i like hearing what he has to say. he has passion, that's for sure. coming up, a brand new season of wicked 2 now returning to nat geo this

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it's called the break. >> 75-degree water. it's rough. you get the beautiful weather. but you get the wind. and it's pretty bad. >> so four seasons? >> and we have to deal with them. >> we have to deal with you. >> competition side of things. how is the competition unfolding now? >> we have such a small quota down there. only like 200 fish we get to catch. so we get these boats coming down. other boats get in there. every fish they catch is one we can't. off the grounds we are friends. i have known paul forever. when i'm out there it's every man for themselves. we are trying to catch a fish. >> we're after the same prize. we want to earn a living. >> and earning a living so for our viewers that aren't familiar with the show you have got to much watt show because it's highly entertaining. this is a living. you guys make a lot of money off these fish. >> oh, yeah. >> what's at stake with the money involved. >> that's my job. >> that's how we feed our families and pay our bills. >> give us a sense of what one fish could cost. >> one fish could be anywhere from $2,000 to

$10,000. just all depends on the quality of the fish when you put one on deck. $7,000 fish. we got it this week. you get back to the dock and way way way $2 fish. >> why? >> you never know, the quality is different. every fish is different. >> you could catch a fish it could be burned inside. >> burned fish? >> tuna inside when they fight so hard, the water is warm down there, so the fish burn easily. >> and they burn up latic acid. like if you ran a marathon and laid down afterwards, didn't walk and cool off. >> what could we look forward to. >> a lot of rough weather a lot of fighting. >> a lot of rough. a lot of good bites. a lot of good action. >> a lot of action. >> sounds like my kind of show. >> oh yeah. >> national geographic show.

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good morning, it is saturday august 16th. i'm juliette huddy in for anna kooiman. we start with a fox news alert. rage returns to it ferguson. [explosions] peaceful protests turn violent once again. looters and police engage in a tense standoff overnight. we're live on the ground in the missouri with the latest. >> you won't believe who is weighing in on the shooting of missouri. supreme leader of iran, of course. he says the u.s. is an enemy of human rights. pot calling the kettle problem. we'll have more coming up. >> if the f shirt meant to support the marine corps it

cost him a day of fun at six flags. see if he will be wearing his shirt. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> good saturday morning. i want to get to the fox news alert now while you were sleeping, a day of calm well, that ended, a storm erupting in ferguson, missouri overnight while you were sleeping. [explosions] >> police firing tear gas at demonstrators in the street anger over the death of unarmed black teen michael brown boiling over. looters ransacking stores including the same convenience store that we just learned brown is accused of robbing the day he was killed. >> chief of police releasing this surveillance footage that allegedly shows brown stealing cigars and roughing

up the store manager just minutes before he died in the confrontation with police. released at the same time is the name of the officer who killed can him. his name is darren wilson. >> what are you saying, chief? did he know that he was a suspect in a case or did he not know? >> no. he didn't. had nothing to do with the stop. >> had nothing to do with the stop'. >> at this point why did he stop michael brown. >> because they were walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic. >> police now changing the story and saying, in fact, the policeman saw cigars in brown's hand. either way brown's family and attorneys say the police chief is devious in his timing. >> the family feels that was strategic. they think it was aimed at denigrating their son. it was a character assassination. attempt. that is pretty much the sentiments of everyone that i have discussed. they think the timing is suspect. >> meanwhile dorian johnson

who was with brown during the store robbery says he saw the whole thing. >> rod wheeler fox news contributor and former d.c. homicide detective joins us live from ferguson. rod, you were there overnight on the ground. you were literally there in the middle of all of that chaos, what did you see he? >> well, let me just kind of set the stage and show the viewers exactly where we are now in comparison to where everything was happening last night. now, we are at the 8700 block of west flawson street. three blocks back is the 94400 block. that's where i was last nate. they call that ground zero here. that's where thousands of people was located at the quick mart or the quick trip. that's the one that burned down. now all of these people was out there last night and i didn't see any police officers initially last night. and it had to be thousands of people out there there was a lot of loud talking and protesting. there was no police. right around 1:00 in the

morning, guys, i was right in the heart of it you started seeing people throwing rocks and throwing bottles and it was really becoming extremely dangerous. and, of course, i'm looking for more and more police eventually around 1:30 a.m. the police eventually started rolling. in they started firing gas. i didn't have a gas mask so i had to get out of the area. it was very very dangerous. you could hear a lot of noise. sounded like gunshots. don't know if anybody was shot. it was totally chaotic it. a lot of police officers here now, you don't see the riot gear that they really need to have on now when you look at that situation last night. >> you know, rod, it's just interesting. you say they got there at 1:30 in the morning. this has been a very volatile situation. you were a d.c. homicide detective for many years. what do you think is the breakdown here? where is the breakdown happening? is it the police or local officials not making good decisions? what's happening? >> i have been trying to figure that out. here is what i honestly

believe. this is why the police officers are really despondent in this community. today can i tell you that i i spoke with several officers last night and some this morning. despondent because it appears as though some politicians are calling the shots. not police officers not police leadership. the police in ferguson is not communicating with the state police. there is a lot of animosity between ferguson and the state police it's caused a major chaotic scene. >> so much speculation from the president on down between what happened between the man who died and the officer who apparently shot him. what too we actually know. >> what we know is that there was some type of altercation at the store the retail store where the cigarelos, darian went in

this store and stole the cigarelas and pushed this guy. the police officer, i think his name is darian wilson, he spotted these two individuals walking in the middle of the street. it's only about two blocks away from here. he approached them in his police car, some kind of words were expressed between mike and the police officer is shot rang out in that car. that has not been confirmed yet. a gunshot rang out while. mike took off running, the police officer gets out of his car and he continues to fire shots and then that's when the young man was killed. a lot of the forensic examination is gone that be critical and crucial in this case. that's why i can't wait until the police department releases the autopsy report because that's going to have a lot of that vital information in it rod wheeler, joining us this

morning on the ground there in ferguson, missouri, thanks, rod. >> one thing to keep in mind is ferguson is a little town outside of st. louis. these are towns not used to, first of all, you know, massive amounts of television and media coming in there and, you know, having to make decisions on the fly but also having to make decisions that will have repercussions across the country and possibly even the world. we are hearing it from iran. you know, you have got to keep that in mind. i feel like the state really needs to step in on this one. >> the governor, jay nixon, democrat, has been basically orchestrating this from the state house. sort of amazing. something a lot of people have been surprised buy no matter where your sympathies in on all of this. i'm totally appalled by the looting, disgusted by it is the degree to which a lot of cops now around the country look like soldiers. whys to a town of this size have armored personnel

carrier what happened that our cops look like delta force? >> why is because it dates back to the reagan era. at the end of the reagan era, when there was army surplus program that basically unfolded so local communities, whatever was left over from the pentagon, would flow into these local communities, equipment. in fact, the front page of the "new york times" this morning had the story about the types of the pieces of equipment that are going it these local police departments, mind resistant ambush protective reeks. scas perfected armored vehicles. armored personnel carriers. and here are. so numbers. take a look at this. more than 860 armored vehicles going to local police departments. more than 93,000 machine guns. 533 aircraft. 45,000 pieces of night vision equipment. look, we he can have a healthy debate as to whether or not larger cities like new york city and seattle maybe need niece things. >> they need mine resistant vehicles. >> i support the cops completely and i'm totally for law and order.

who is the enemy here? us. this is scary. >> you are saying it looks militaristic? >> it is militaristic and being used against the population and why conservatives defend. this a lot of conservatives like me are reflexably pro-cop. i always have been and always will be. this is not what small government conservatives should be for. this is really creepy. >> i believe like community policing has its roots in conservative, james wilson, i believe was a big proponent of community policing. >> incident grating into the community and broken window policy. and knowing your police officers and having a communication with them. the friendly police officer in the neighborhood. and now we see riot gear and bullet proof vests and armored personnel carriers. i find it very troubling. what i also find troubling. >> molotov cocktails coming from the other side. >> with all this gear and equipment rod wheeler was just saying and thousands of cops on the scene that nobody was preventing the latting of the liquor store, of the beauty supply store.

if police for any reason it's fundamentally to preserve civic order to prevent lunancy from taking place. if they can't do that then what's the point. >> it's the hall monitor syndrome sometimes. you get a guy in a small town police department and get some little domestic disturbance reported in these stories the hall monitor syndrome gets in an armored personnel carrier. like the keene pumpkin festival a nice little festival where old ladies go and get apple cider. an armored personnel carrier needs to be at the keene pumpkin festival because you worry about grandma taking too much apple cider. >> an expenszive militarization as you can say yes. if there lead me just say this what i can't find troubling because i can't size of the defense budget. 1/3 of all of these pieces

of equipment were never used in iraq and afghanistan. two wars we were fighting. 1/3 of the equipment sat unused. that's why it went to these local police departments. >> i don't have a problem when this stuff is used against islamic extremists in these other countries. don't use it against our people. >> paying billions sitting there collecting dust. >> email because we know these guys have a lot to say about it we know you too do. >> we have four hours. u.s. air strike attempting to reduane control of the mosul dam from isis. can we really stop the terrorists from the sky? former national security advisor to president obama general james jones weighs in next. >> sharia law says it's okay to stone your wife. and now it could be coming to one of new york city's most famous hotels. >> what? you make a great team.

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the administration off guard. do you think that's right? slow doing a lot of things. i think that what matters now is what we do from this point on new government being formed in baghdad. we have to reach out to them and as quickly as possible. and make sure that that government reaches out to the kurdish and the sunni areas as well. and that leadership starts to really think hard very quickly. how get rid of isis because of failure to do that become more entrenched. very well funded. very well supported. they have a lot of weapons that they captured the effect of the u.s. decision to conduct air strikes and to show more interest in the area has had a huge effect

on the morale of the kurdish north. >> >> i always thought it's risky to broadcast too early what you are going to do and what you are not going to do because circumstances change i personally think that's a card that should have been held back. that's a decision the commander and chief can make. and he has obviously made it. but, and i go back to my experiences in northern iraq in 1991 with the kurds and humanitarian stampede created by saddam hussein's threat to attack them with chemical weapons. we put about 25,000 international troops on the ground in the north to push

back saddam's forces which they did without a fight really. and brought back over a million kurds from the turkish mountains back into their homes. so there is a big humanitarian problem here there is estimated 600,000 refugees in the town. another 1.2 million perhaps in the government of dahook. what you do has to be robust and the military is one of the instruments that you could use to conduct humanitarian operations and also to have strategic consequences not going to let our friends in the north go under. in and around the new government of baghdad. which i think is moving as quickly as it can and deserves international support led by the united states.

>> so i want to quickly get your take on something that hillary clinton said recently in an interview with the atlantic about syria fighting force protest against assad. they were is he could you larrists and everything in the middle. the failure to do that left a big vacuum that the jihadists have now filled. she is basically taking a shot at the administration you worked for. no consensus on what the u.s. foreign policy ought to be. sounds like ideological chaos is that your experience? my feeling is we should have worked harder to maintain a u.s. presence in iraq but i understand the complexities of that after all, it was a sovereign state and we didn't achieve the status of forces agreement syria was the big turning point. i think the failure to do anything in support of the red line declaration was a

turning point. i tend to agree with the former secretary of state there and finally kurdish friends to the north. they have day in or day out. thank you very much, tucker. >> t-shirt meant to support the united states marine corps. one iraq war veteran says it cost him and his family a day at six flags. he will join us to share what happened. and al gore demanding another recount. why he is seeing red over some missing green. he says he is not getting paid enough. greed and the former vice president coming up. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees,

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>> get out your calculator, we have got news by the numbers. first up, 0 million. how many money 89 omillion rebuild obama web site. nearly 400,000 residents may have to reapply to get their health insurance. next, 8 days early. atlantic city rebel casino shutting doors earlier than accepted. employees will be out of work september 2nd instead of september 10th. the closure blamed on falling revenues. 65 million how much al gore is suing al jazeera for for fraud and breach of contract in half a billion-dollar deal to buy his current tv cable channeling. not rich enough apparently. clayton? >> day at the park. not to fun for one veteran.

>> six flags. we all love going to six flags. apparently they refuse to allow a retired marine to enter the park because of this t-shirt. they told him it was offensive. joining us now is marine corps patrol mario al will he alejandro. >> give us the low down on it. >> as you can see it has a picture of a standard military issue weapon the m-16. the saying keep calm and return fire. >> what do they say to you when you walked in the front door? what happened? >> my wife and kids went through the security. the guy like put his hand on my chest and said whoa whoa, i can't let you in the park. >> at first i thought he was joking. he said your shirt is offensive. >> offensive? what way was it offensive to him. >> that's what i said to him. are you kidding me it's a military shirt. >> i don't care. that picture of the m-16 or the picture of the gun he said. can't come in the park.

>> did you explain to him because on the back of this t-shirt it says the recon foundation.org and that's an organization you can tell us about that. >> right. the recon foundation.org, all the proceeds of the shirts go to it oif and oef veterans that fought in iraq and afghanistan war. i'm proud. i have more than one shirt my wife. i turned my back to show them the shirt before things escalated. >> one turnstile guy kept you out of the park that day. >> first of all, i can't believe a guy would put his hands on your chest. >> he kind of like stopped me like i had the weapon on me or something. once i turned around and left the park. he said let me check with may management. i saw two older ladies, i

don't know if it was management or other security guards and they are like shaking their heads like no, no, no. shrugging their shoulders. >> your wife and kids went inside. you drove home. as you were leaving the place though, people were listening to what was going on, people that were goinged into the park. >> i made sure when i left. i made sure i got everybody's attention. look, i'm denied access because of this shirt. as i was leaving. i told my wife look at the policy book and dress code. >> here is what they had to say. get you to respond to six flags statement. we do not allow guests to wear t-shirt of image thats of assault rifles in our parks. would apoe poll guise for any inconvenience we caused the guest however we stand by our policy. >> machine gun, rifle rival? >> it it's a lousy way to treat an iraqi war learn.

what do you want to see from six flags. >> speak with someone. we are sorry about the incident. we handled it wrong. apologize. apology accepted. >> seemed like a kurt statement. >> common sense approach. i have an idea to see if they respond to you. why doesn't everyone go to web site, recon foundation.org and buy one of these t glirts and show up at six flags. >> you can imagine 500 people showing one this shirt on. >> mario, sorry that happened to you. we appreciate you serving our country. your wife as well. >> i didn't launder it for you. mario, great to he see you this morning. >> thank you. >> a fox news alert now. a peaceful protest as we have been telling you. memory as violence erupts in the streets once again. new rounds of looting and another police standoff. >> supreme leader of iran weighing in on ferguson, missouri. he says the united states is an enemy of human rights.

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also this morning brown's family accusing the cops of trying to divert attention away from the shooting, quote, assassinating their son's character. well, yesterday the police chief announced the name of the officer who killed brown. he is a six year veteran of the force. his name is darren wilson. he has never been sanctioned for anything. moments later the chief also released this surveillance footage. it allegedly shows michael brown stealing cigars from a convenience store and roughing up the store manager, g the neck just minutes before he was shot and killed by the police. of course, the question is, is there any connection between the two? the police chief initially said during a very hostile press conference. the press have been really hard on the police department there, he said no, there was no connection

at all now telling him there was officer saw him with cigars and thought he was a suspect in the robbery. >> that police individual, that was thomas jackson who came out and held a press conference. then had you another press conference across town in a separate time. that was held byron johnson. ron johnson was apologetic about it. he said i wish that information didn't come out that way. i wish i had been informed first. >> he was the one sent by the governor. all these police officers, state, local and federal in this town and looting breaks out and they loot a liquor store again and a beauty supply store? why weren't the police there. >> rod wheeler showing up at 1:30 in the morning? this is the result of a policy. cops are smart. they know there is likely to be a civil disturbance like this and they didn't show up. >> police should be making the policy the community should not be. the protesters should not be making the policy and tell the cops to stay away from an area that's obviously

vulnerable and has at times turned violent. >> stealing and burning is not an act of civil disobedience it's a crime. >> some say stay out of our community. this is for us to decide supreme leader calling out the united states for racism and discrimination. is he weighing in on the ferguson issue here is a a tweet that was posted. today the world is a word of tyranny and lies. the flag of #human rights born by enemies of human rights with #leading them. #ferguson. who knew the ayatollah knew about hash tags. >> protests in his country go out and protests who knows what happens to you. >> the whole thing is just so stupid obviously it's a tragedy this guy got killed this guy got killed. we have no idea why. we don't know what transpired. there is no evidence there

was a racial component at all. we are all jumping to these jobs conclusions this is like a met for for america's troubled race history no it wasn't. specific event about which we know nothing. so, let's settle down and stop drawing massive conclusions until we find out the facts. >> a little distracted by pr, publicity and they are sort of forgetting that the point is to go on with the investigation and clear it up. all right. let's get to some headlines now. the u.s. army is wrapping up its investigation into the 2009 disappearance of sergeant bowe bergdahl. they will determine if bergdahl broke any laws by deserting his post lies fellow platoon members claim. he was held for five years by the taliban before the u.s. brought him back for controversial exchange for five taliban detainees. jodi arias represent herself in court. a lawyer for the convicted murderer tried to quit the case this week but the judge is saying no way.

attorney kirk wanted to step down because he has a problem with arias representing herself in the sentencing trial. death penalty cases require the defendant to have two attorneys at all times so he is going to have to stick this one out. and nascar is taking swift action following the death of racer kevin ward jr. drivers are now barred from leaving their vehicle after an accident on the track. only smoke or fire in the cockpit is valid reason for them to exit their cars. the rule takes effect immediately. comes less than a week after tony stuart hit and killed kevin ward jr. ward had gotten out of his vehicle and walked on the track. sharia law, could it be coming to new york city? the salt tan of brunei death stoning for gays is top choice to buy new york's famous plaza hotel. part of an estimated $2.2 billion deal. the sultan has already

angered americans by buying up the beverly hills hotel. >> they will be stoning people at the hotel. >> i would venture to say no, that will not be happening. >> keep a close eye on this developing story just in case. >> sconing, it's the plaza, people. >> break apart upon impact. >> delicious. >> high tea at the plaza. >> rick reichmuth is standing by outside with the first alert forecast. hey, rick. >> good morning, guys. spectacular morning across the northeast if you like the fall. take a look at the weather map and show you what i'm talking about. take a look at that bradford, pennsylvania, it is. >> bradford, pennsylvania, i do. up along the new york border. >> exactly. alleghenyy, 40 trees this morning right there as you are waking up. i think we hit the 30's at one point during the overnight hours. incredibly cool air, very very comfortable. spectacular day across the northeast. 70s along the coast line mild temperatures late in the afternoon. we are going to see some

rain showers move in across the far interior sections and during the overnight hours some of that going to move all the way through parts of the coyotes. down to the southeast get ready this week warm up a lot. probably some the warmest temperatures you have seen this year. another hot one across texas and next number of days are going to remain hot. high pressure solidly in control. all of the storm track has been farther towards the knot. that's the case again today. heavy rain across parts of north dakota dakota. strong winds and hail as the day heats up in north dakota. the batch of rain across the mid mississippi river valley. heat continuing out across the west. we will see plenty of sunshine and a few thunderstorms in the afternoon. all right, guys, back to you. >> thanks so much, rick. >> thanks a million. are you sick of uncle sam taking more of your hard earned money that he deserves? travis brown shows us how

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about. who wrote that? taco bell is introducing dollar menu starting august 18th nationwide. called dollar cravings, a chicken mini questions deal la, potato soft taco and of course cinnamon twists all are legitimate ancient mexican dishes that you should try imimmediately. >> thanks, tucker. rich state? pour state? a report for 2014 reveals which states are doing well and which are struggling. the data shows that good chick policy like lower tacks, less regulation, is linked to economic prosperity. here to explain travis h. brown the author of the wealth of states. how worker freedom change everything. nice to he see you. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> you are going to break down some states for us that are lowering taxes in this economy. let's start with north carolina. what's happening there? >> north carolina is a part of about 17 states within the last year have been

cutting taxes opposite from our federal government trying to raise them they are taking income taxes down significantly from the 7% range price of work there into the fives. and that puts them very high on the rankings, in fact, rich states, poor statements shows a jump that goes all the way down to the six best in the country. a big gain for a place like north carolina. >> when you say best, what do you mean? best environment for growth? best environment for business growth personal wealth. >> rich states poor states is looking over a dozen factors, taxes and spending and regulatory burden. tax cuts are a big part of making other states like ohio, indiana kansas city as well. >> go over to indiana. >> indiana is a state doing very well with labor policies well of states. right-to-work changes there cutting taxes now. significant down to about 3.2%. that's very low relative to

the rest of the country. >> i happen to know in indiana you get a lot of businesses opening there. opening factories, starting plants and need workers. >> lots of jobs there ge capital. a number of factors choosing that destination. >> let's talk about missouri because we have been talking about missouri in headlines for other news this morning bring good news out of missouri this, no. >> mime home state right in here talking about historic change to tax table. overrit of of a governor's veto. other thing happening on border were in illinois and kansas. ohio and kansas as well what's happening to those two? >> kansas moves up. no price tore small business owners on their work. that is they have rezerod a texas economy so that there is no tax on your work in the state of kansas. and in ohio, 2.7 billion-dollar tax cut package by governor kasich.

states are doing something about what they can in their economy. >> all right. let's talk about the bad guys here. here are the bad offender offenders making it hard for everybody to make a buck. >> california is making it hard to make and keep a living there 13.3%. that means the job of equal weight between texas and california is about 13.3% harder to make a living. >> what about minnesota? >> minnesota has been trying to tax snow birds during the winter. last winter we had and they raised on middle and upper income as very substantial amount. that puts them down on the rankings. >> and finally maryland. >> maryland has been taxes millionaires. they have seen record number of millionaires leaving, not just those that qualify but all kinds of folks leaving. they are trying to even tax weird things like rain. so they are sending very strong they are testing my

blue crabs in maryland my favorite food in the world. >> if they aren't they will. >> i just gave them an idea. travis brown great to see you this morning. for more on what state is best for your money head over to friends at fox business.com. more info on this whole process. >> new study says kids should start learning about sex at age 10. is that too young? we'll have a fair and balanced debate on that strait he a head. 15 minutes is all it takes to get your kit back on a sleep schedule. what every parent needs to know before your child goes back to school.

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get your kids pack on track is sleep and nutrition consultant ingrid. food to have you here. >> thank you. >> these kids are used to going out at their friends houses and staying up late. now they have to get back on track. sleep is very important for kids obviously for. >> everybody absolutely it effects them mentally and physically. we want to make sure that though they have had their fun, now it's time to get them back on to the way the school schedule is going to be like. >> the researchers have done their job and they have done the studies, sleep is critical for kids under 8.

how many hours are we talking here? >> i really recommend anywhere between 10 to 12 hours of sleep a night. depending on the child. >> 10 to 12? okay. what about the ages 9 to 14? >> so, anywhere between 9 and 11 hours is about a good amount of sleep. you have to go based on what the child behavior is like in order to determine what is best for them because every child is different you know, a lot of these kids right before school then they have to all of a sudden get used these new hours again. you have some tips to get them back into sort of the scheduling routine. your first one is to move up the bedtime by 15 minutes every other night. >> we have to be realistic. right now during the summer for the most parts kids are going to sleep around 9:'30, 10:00. everybody is having fun enjoying barbecues, i'm asking parents to please try to give children time to get into that routine again by putting them to bed about 15 minutes earlier than typical every other night. >> every other night.

then you also say you want to help them to decrease their evening activities, so slow all the different commitments down. >> absolutely. the week before school starts it's so important that we start helping them get back into the routine another thing is to actually create a schedule with them. sit down and really speak to them about the type of schedule they are going to have once school starts. >> create school season schedule. you say limit tv and electronics throughout the day people tend to unwind at night and the common recommendation is to sort of put the tv away, put the ipad away. put the phone away same thing for kids? i'm saying that because typically during the summer assassin everyone is like for a free for all, tv all the time. or playing with technology. now it's like let's start focusing on what's not going to happen once school starts. parameters need to be set. >> exactly. right before sleep time a good hour to two hours before they go down make sure there is no electronics

because that does stimulate them. >> is reading before bed a good idea. >> absolutely. a good way to put them to wind down. put them environment conducive to sleep. dim the lights, pvs and all that book to read. whether you read them or read to themselves, then lights are out either by 8 if they are younger than 8 years old or between 8 and 9 by over 8. >> i'm telling you i have candles, perper mint candle and the thing puts me to sleep. >> essential oils are wonderful, too. >> all right. ingrid, thank you very much for joining us today. appreciate it have a wonderful weekend. coming up, hillary clinton and president obama now frenemies? relationship hitting a rough pafn after she criticizes his foreign policy. we have governor mike huckabee here. is he going to be weighing in a few moments. hello, governor. one little girl's note to

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good morning, it is saturday, august 16th. i'm juliette huddy. after a day of calm, ferguson, missouri erupts again overnight. [explosions protests back in full force after police release the name of the officer who shot and killed michael brown. we're live on the ground with the breaking details. >> and jesse jackson joining al sharpton on the ground in missouri. are they helping? this minister has a fiery

message don't sit there and shake hands with everybody. brother, do something about it. >> get out of your limousine he says. governor huckabee is here and he will react. >> one little girl's note to her parents going viral. hey mom and dad, change your attitude or else. >> signed jiet "fox & friends" how three stargs right now. once again, good morning, everybody, this is a fox news alert. rage returning to ferguson, missouri overnight other the shooting death of unarmed black teen michael brown. >> the peaceful protests are friday are all gone.

police and protesters involved in a tense standoff with one pointing the finger at the other. police firing tear gas at demonstrators in the middle of the street. looters ransacking stores including the very same convenient store that we just learned brown is accused of robbing the day in fact just minutes before he was killed. >> the chief of police of ferguson released this surveillance footage. it allegedly shows brown stealing cigars and roughing up the store manager just minutes before he was killed in that confrontation. they were released at the same time. that tape and the name of the officer who killed brown. he is 28-year-old darren wilson, a 6 year veteran of the force. never been sanction dollars for anything. brown's attorney and a family say the police chief's timing was intentional and devious. >> the family feels that that was strategic, they think it was aimed at denigrating their son. it was a character assassination attempt.

that is pretty much the sentiments of everyone that i have discussed. they think the timing is suspect and the family is arguing that they never claimed their son was a perfect kid but the police are trying to divert attention away from the shooting. >> that's what they say. >> governor mike huckabee is here this morning to weigh in on this. governor, great to see you this morning on the situation. how would you have dealt with this differently? brought in now from the highway patrol and then you have the local police then you have the fbi involved now in this. how would you have done it different aas governor. >> i think ron johnson has been the adult in the room most reasonable, responsive. i also think the face of leadership here. part of that was because he took all of his gear off and walked down among the people because when people feel threatened and feel

vulnerable not as people of their community but see them as a force, if frightens them know rk now, if you see people behind the mask you don't know who they are. have the mask off. talks to them. then it becomes a person. the cops have to be people. and i know people will say well, you want to protect the cops? absolutely you do. i have heard you say it too, tucker. i'm pro-cop all the way. but it has to be a reasonable force bringing in all the parties together and saying this is the chain of command because you have got state, you have got county, you have got local. there has got to be coordination. when when you saw two different press conference wases yesterday tells you everything you have got know why it's absolute train wreck because there is no real coordination going on between the layers of jurisdiction. >> the basic duty of government is to prevent outbursts of chaos and violence. cops stood by and watched this happen and then last

night rod wheeler who we are about to talk to say there were no cops at all what was that about; nothing good ever happens after midnight. why not a curfew? have organized times to say we are going to have town halls we want you to vent. that's a good thing and help facilitate that end of it. but say violence is not going to be tolerated to prevent it there will be a midnight curfew and enforce that. and that's when trouble seems to happen. that's not when people are upset about michael brown people are who are using this unfortunate horrible incident just as a means to go out and justify the criminal activity we have rod wheeler on the ground in ferguson a former d.c. detective and rod can give us a bird's eye summation about what's going on there today. you got there yesterday afternoon. you were interest in the evening when all things started to go awry. tell us a little bit about what you witnessed and what's happening at this

point. >> okay. very difficult to it hear you but let me just quickly tell you what's going on right now. it's raining here and we are right next to the police command center. i was talking to some officers just this morning. there is still a lot of disconnect between the multiple police departments here. now, the one officer from the state police have come in as the governor was just talking about did help the situation to a degree. i must say last night when i was out here on othe street, nobody was thinking about that police officer because it was totally kay out particular last night. people looting the stores last night. there were people throwing bottles, they were throwing rocks and totally chaotic a lot of the officers right here behind me at the command center responded over to where i was, as a matter of fact, ground zero what s. what they call it

the quick mart. they came n riot gear and that's what we pretty much see today. it was a totally kay 00 it continuing scene. it was out of control. i was walking with jesse jackson. and he was going through the crowd actually telling people to calm down and no violence. lrstd. rod wheeler on the ground for us there in ferguson, missouri. a lot of criticism has been leveled against al sharpton for his appearance there. not showing up in chicago and growing attention to the black on black violence in chicago and other cities. searched said this yesterday. i want to get to you respond. take a listen. well, if we don't have it, i will sum rizzs it for you. >> being. the reverend said the worst is yet to come. he went on to talk about the wracial problems in that city but the funeral is yet to come. now we have it take a

listen. >> let's not act like we have solved the problem because we have now had the cop marching with the marches. we still have an unarmed young man that was killed can. we're not out of this yet. we haven't even had the funeral. what happens when these kids see their friend laying in the casket? >> greatest thing has he ever happened to parasites like sharpton and jackson. they lie awake waiting for something like this to happen because that's how they get rich. >> there is a dings in this case between jackson and sharpthon. jackson halls at least said let's calm down and not have violence. sharpton is saying the worse is yet to come. what he should say is the courts through legal channels. but let's don't burn our town down. is he revving poem up and i. i think real mis2000 we had

him on the show this morning. >> 6:00 a.m. in los angeles and he was fired up. >> 3:00 a.m. in l.a. furious about al sharpton and their appearance there and jesse jackson. listen to what he had to say about it it take a listen. >> jesse jackson, al sharpton, naacp, everyone out there you should be bringing this same message. you step out your limousine, stop the violence. stop the violence. everyone is shaking your hand, doing this. doing that. hey, jesse. me and my homeys are down there rioting, loot. good to see you brother. we will catch you around the block. yeah, we are down here marching. say something. say something, don't just sit there and march and shake hands with everybody. do something about it. >> not just white people. he said we have got to take responsibility for our community. blacks are killing black and no one is talking about it not about this one incident. >> i think jonathan gentry

will be on the speaker circuit and he dual very well. powerful gift. i appreciate the candor and blunder of his message incredible crime. both jesse jackson and the person at the are frmplet it the limit ferguson missouri in the happens occasional lear but every single evening. we were tall about the militarization of local police forces who get some sur plures controversial defense program. what's your feeling about that? the guys coming in with the hats and the tanks and all that business? we have created a situation where the military says of the police is a real threat to our civil liberties. look, total law and order kind of guy. i believe you shouldn't allow people to run amuck. and i think you have got to protect the police at all

possible venues. but it's not helpful when you put the police in gear that looks like they have just come out of a star wars movie. they don't look humananymore. they honestly are frightening and you don't want the police to scare the daylights out of people who haven't done anything wrong and create an enmity. that's when you do when you create this we have really big weapons and we are going to batter your home down at 3:00 a.m. to serve you a warrant and we are going to throw a flash bomb in the critical condition of a -- crib of the a child. this happened in atlanta. those are things that are over the top. this is not how the united states of america conducts law enforcement. we are not at war with our citizens. >> do you remember when liberals used to say that? i mean this is the obama administration doing this, oversea seeing the laborrization. they used toen owe he bay,

complism. >> constitutional history of law enforcement str s military is is that right for a difference. purpose of government is go to protect our liberties not to system how quench them. i think they have a very quemplegging and divide twifding effect. >> the person with little power? i at this small little town, keene, new hampshire where they had the pumpkin festival and armored personnel vehicle. you are worried about grandma too much apple cider up there. give me a break i'm getting excited for fall. governor, can you stick arranged. it was awkward week for hillary clinton. can you stick around. >> sure. >> first? >> don't interrupt me. >> dare you tucker. upsafety couple arrested and held but the bond accused of

kidnapping two amish sisters from family farm stand. what a strange story this turned out to be, 39-year-old stephan howell and 25-year-old girlfriend had intended to harm the two girls. the 12-year-old sisters vanished wednesday evening. they turned up safe about 24 hours later. police are expected to release more information in a a press conference later this morning. a new american spy scandal except it's an american being spied on. phone call made by then secretary of state hillary clinton. the sfertion was apparently picked um by accident but never deleted. this revelation could be embarrassing for german chancellor angela merkel who has barbed the u.s. for its spying methods. and a little girl waits stern get telling her stern patients to quote change their buys. >> dear lowe, it seems you

are both a little overly simgd tonight it. if changey apt tuesday i will be glad it good night. in the clear whats her parents in did to encourage the all right. >> >> future lit fant rebel serial filer of lawsuits. coming up that rift between president obama and hillary clinton all water under the bridge now. >> great to be back in the vineyard. hug it out with the president? >> absolutely. yeah. we are looking forward to it. >> martha's vineyard brings us all together. you you are not a rich liberal. did clinton already get what she wanted out of her jab at the commander and chief? governor mike huckabee is here to tell us what is really going on. one thing to hand out the vet. hand out lottery tickets. if you vote, you get a lottery ticket. .

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freeze-a-thon, and the clintons essentially ignored the obamas and the obamass got up from the table and danced almost the entire night in order to avoid having to talk to the clintons. >> that's ed klein from "fox & friends" yesterday. he is referring to a statement hillary clinton made to reporters she said she hoped to hug it out with obama when they saw each other for the first time after her critical comments about the president's foreign policy. >> she sounded very sincere when she said that. >> deeply. >> is this the beginning of her distancing herself from president obama ahead of the presidential race in 2016? back with us a man who has run for president himself

governor mike huckabee is this what it seems to be? it seems like she is distancing herself because she wants to run and they kind of despise each other. >> i don't think there has been a warm and fuzzy relationship between the clintons and obama mass and never will be. after this summer it will be frostier than ever. hillary clinton obviously would like to run for president. she doesn't want to run on obama's record but here's a new flash shoe was secretary of state for the first four years of this administration and the policies that we had internationally, she owns those and they are not something i would want to go out there and try to defend. >> should she walk away from that? the atlantic piece this is what got her in hot water with the obama administration. great nations need organizing principles and don't do stupid stuff is not an organizing principle basically the obama administration's policy on foreign policy. don't be evil. can she walk away from that? can she rehab herself. >> with a lot of her supporters i'm sure she can

and they will listen to everything she says and believe it. it still does not change the fact that she was the secretary of state for an administration, carried out the policies. if she thought they everywhere that wrong, she should have resigned in protest and said i can't serve anymore under these policies. she didn't do that. she faithfully defended them until the last day he she was there if she comes out later and said they are really terrible policies. you want to say which time were you lying, hillary? when you liked them or didn't like them? it can't be both ways. i think she has got a real problem. it didn't help by her coming out and being so vocal in saying that the policies of the obama administration were not good. i this that i would have been a very interesting place to be at martha's vineyard and you talked about, i think in the tease it's water under the bridge i think we are talking about bodies under the bridge floating down the river that's provocative. >> yes, indeed. >> what's coming up on your show tonight, 8:00. >> talk about the militarization of the police. we have an author who has

really studied this thoroughly. we will also take a fresh look what's going on in u.k. are a. it's far from over. it's not calmed down. the president is, i think a little overly optimistic and we are going to have the why who sings the song bad things, the theme from true blood. >> oh. >> next will be i'm sure devoured during the course of the show. >> do you a voice that deep? thanks, governor. >> join us from that clayton? >> always so good to see you. thanks, great to see you guys. sounds like something straight out of a movie. >> what kind of damage? >> damage? total are, sir. it's what we call a global killer. >> yes a world ending astor right egd directly for earth. don't just start running for a shelter just yet. we will tell you when you can expect the world it end. sex study for 10-year-olds new study says that's when

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let's dive into this interesting debate. how young is too young to talk about sex a new study says children between the ages of so and 14 should be learning about sexual health. the authors say that kids that age are susceptible to it experimentation, should this really be a lesson plan in schools or at home for our 10-year-olds? here to discuss parenting expert and mom of three stefanie weis and mary beth hicks author of teachable moments and a mother of four. nice to see both of you this morning. welcome to the show. first of all get your thoughts generally about the studies. stefanie, what did you make

of this. >> i do believe that children should be learning as early as possible so at 10 years old, kids are going through pursuant earlier and i think that learning about it either at school or at home both is as early as possible is really important. >> you come down -- i sort of set on that same side which said occasion is power. knowledge is power. what harm can come from that but it's how it's delivered which can be a problem, right? >> that's exactly right. i totally agree with stefanie. my four children we started talking about issues around sex when i was still having babies and the older ones were five, six and seven. it's not when it's who. what's most important to me is that we wouldn't want to it implement new programs that further erode parental involvement in this. so, if it's coming to kids through the schools. i think it should be coming to the parents how they teach it context of moral and religious beliefs. >> there is an age old question. are the parents going to do it? does it fall to the school

to do it in the parents feel like well we want to wait until we are 12, why do we need the state to tell me when it's okay to tell my kids about sex. >> great mom like you doing at early age that's wonderful there are parents that are a uncomfortable talking about sex with their kids or b their heads are in the sand they think my kids are not there yet. they are not ready actually their kids are on social media or on tv someone else's home or a friend. i do believe this is important for parents to be able to teach their kids the way they want to. i think if there aren't those parents doing that, learning it from the school with the proper educated teacher who can teach them properly is great. >> demissification to it too having that discussion early and the author of that study suggest that kids are susceptible to experimentation between the ages of is 1 and 14. we know that the hormonal changes that kids are going through at that age if they don't have the knowledge and a education at that time they are going to wonder

what in the world is happening to their body hypersexual culture which we live kids are not lacking for information and exposure to sexual issues. i'm not suggesting at all that we don't educate young adolescents about sex. target. just the same way for drug education patience are given loads of information from the schools how to guide kids through alcohol and drug use and making sure they are avoiding that. direct programs towards parents and give patients those tools. as you said, some are uncomfortable, some don't know how to teach it it we should be focusing on in strengthening that relationship with the parents because there are a host of other studies that show that the best way to keep kids from lisky sexual behavior is to keep them close to their parents and communicating openly. >> final word. >> there are times when thinner are uncomfortable talking to their parents. maybe they don't want their parents to judge them. i have three kids and i know we have had conversations where i don't want it talk

to my mom about this. maybe there is someone at school they can talk to about it. i do believe it is important for kids to talk to their parents about sex. anybody going to help their thinner in the proper setting is great. >> i learned about it years before my parents had the talk. >> absolutely. >> boy was that a fun awkward conversation. i wish there was anhe day. >> i remember mine. i think i was educating them. >> dad i love you but i don't think i have ever seen you more nervous. we would love to hear you weigh in on this online as well. friends at foxandfriends.com. ebola virus isn't causing problems in our country yet. world health lords are underestimating the consequences a brand new warning is up next on the show. it's national rum day. if there is an alcoholic holiday, we are going to celebrate it guess how we are celebrating? rick reichmuth is in the camera shot so i have an idea. she inspires you.

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this is truecar. a fox news alert now. rage returns to ferguson missouri overnight. >> [explosions] the peaceful protest on friday disappearing replaced by looting.

police firing tear gas at the crowds. >> the violence returned after the chief of police released the name of the police officer who shot and killed michael brown officer darren wilson a six year veteran of the force left town two days ago, apparently fearing for his life. >> this morning's brown family acausing the police of diverting attention from the shooting by they say assassinating their son's character. >> the police chief releasing this surveillance footage it allegedly shows michael brown stealing cigars from a convenience store minutes before he was shot and killed. >> and not just stealing, also throttling the store manager. >> what is that? that's awful. >> who knows whether or not he had cigarettes in his hand. at first the police department said they were stopping them because they were in the middle of the traffic and. >> and blocking traffic. >> the police officer noticed the box of cigarellas in his hands and pulled him over. we have headlines to tell you about today.

details on robin williams funeral have been released. a source close to the family telling enews it will be a small private service in san francisco. a comedy benefit night is also being planned for fans. dates for the services have not yet been set. this as friends of the beloved comedian say the cancellation of his tv show the crazy one pushed him deep into a depression. they say williams viewed it as a personal failure and sought help by checking into rehab. he, of course, took his own life last week. he was just 6 '3 years old o. the american doctor infected it the deadly ebola virus is improving. dr. kent brantley was brought back to the u.s. to be treated after crangting the disease in liberia. he was given the experimental drug and officials say it is working. expecting the ebola outbreak in west africa to continue for some time. calling it, quote. vastly under estimated. 1,069 people have died from

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on march 16th, 2080. -- 2880. >> does my calendar go that high? >> would wipe out all human life. making small changes to its surface will cause it to break apart. >> heck, they just landed a device, whatever you call it, a a rover on an asteroid last week. >> easy it make small changes to its surface. >> exactly and we have 800 years. we can check it out. >> check in with rick reichmuth. >> 1 in 300 chance. that's a legit chance. >> you so you are saying there is a chance. >> seems to be all michigan and ohio out here today, right? >> yeah. >> very odd. they haven't had any big fights yet. we're going to try to get things going and have a all were going on in just a minute. take a look at the weather maps as you are waking up this morning. cool across the northeast. across the great lakes in both ohio and in michigan it's cool this morning. kind of been that way a lot

of the summer. today your first alert forecast across the northeast is going to be looking really pretty nice. going to see some showers across parts of far northern areas of new england and then later this evening we are going to see some showers move in over towards parts of ohio and in around around the buffalo area. all of that will move lightly. light showers across the eastern, overnight hours and into the tomorrow morning. down to the southeast, nice day, hot across much of texas, it's sticky. we are going to watch temps really climb this week especial sp ily across parts of the southeast. then throughout much of the northeast we're talking about or excuse me the northern plains, big rain showers later on this afternoon across the dakotas, a lot of the area we see some scattered showers, the heaviest across parts of illinois and into indiana. all right, well, you know, there is a day for everything. apparently now today is national rum day. hire to help us celebrate and shake things up with rum cocktails lifestyle and trends expert. national rum day, who knew?

>> how great is that? >> pretty awesome. >> i like a holiday when it revolves around rum. >> some people think of rum made sweet drink made out of sugar. >> big misconsumption about rum. it can be used in so many different ways, doesn't have to be sugary drink. cocktails. doesn't have to be super sweet. let's start over here. we have the 1588. in is made with brugal 1888. this one i think you are going to like this. this is for whiskey lovers, actually. you can actually drink this neat or on the rocks. use it instead of whiskey in manhattan or old fashion. not sweet. here we are mixing it with macallan 15. agave i have a syrup and use one of these orange slices here which you can peel yourself at home for garnish. that's it. just a few simple ingredients and you are done. >> what's next? the damascusry.

>> basil damascusry. little different. dark rum, this is a white rum. juice, using something like a simple syrup. garnishing it with basil and just a little black pepper, believe it or not. >> so this isn't like a strawberry damascus corrie which is damascusry which is a super sweet drink. >> using brugal extra dry. using muddle -- sweet flavor fruity but not super sweet but also some lemon juice. super yummy. >> food with rum. >> i hope that you like this. these are jerk chicken wings with a brown sugar rum glaze. yummy, right? >> awesome. >> glaze has a few ingredients, brown sugar, butter, dark rum and little bit of chili powder to spice

it up. boil them together, let them reduce, add the butter in at the end, few minutes you are done have perfect glaze. >> secures, so we have chicken, pineapple, mango churches, throw these on the grill about four minutes each side. you want to glaze them as you are turning them. so you will see right here we have this great glaze that has pineapple juice in it. has jalapeño for that spice. and just like this. you want to be brushing it as you are turning continue othe grill. >> all right, justine, these are awesome. all these his pays are on the web sith. talking with my mouth full. >> do you like it? >> yes. it's awesome. >> good, i'm glad. >> rum, guys, rum. that's it. back to you. >> thanks, rick. first, coming up. new legal questions surrounding the surveillance tape which allegedly show michael brown robbing a surveillance store right before he was killed. is it character assassination or crucial evidence? do we have the right to know it peter johnson jr. is on the case. he joins us in just a minute. >> and parents, a terrifying

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convenience store and throttling the manager moments before he was shot and killed by ferguson police officer darryl wilson. the video released after seven days of riots and protests in that town. now the brown family calls the video's timing character assassination. why we strategically put this community and the world through a whole day of seeing those pictures when he had a video that was a far better portrayal? you have to ask yourself that question. we believe that he is strategically did that to asass assassinate the character of michael brown.

>> is the tape character assassination or something that's relevant? do we have the right to see it? joining us now fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. not only do we have the right to see it is logical evidence. it's not character assassination. the issue is not what the police officer knew, it's what mr. brown knew minutes after strong armed robbery. he was shot by the police officer was he trying to evade capture evade capture whatever the state of mind was. that goes to his state of mind and what he did or didn't do with regard to assaulting or not assaulting the police officer. also, it's been made clear after a couple of statements yesterday that the police officer was aware that a robbery had taken place at that ferguson store. was aware that cigars were missing. was aware of the description

of the person who had taken it, and the family admitted that person was michael brown. so it's legally, logically relevant and in a trial it will go to prior bad acts much michael brown to determine what his conduct was that day. >> central to the whole thing. >> absolutely central. the attorney has been calling out for, you know, transparency. al sharpton has put his personage into that town. he says that michael brown was a gentle giant. >> he certainly is a giant. >> so what do you make of the political tenor of all of this? a police officer shoots an unarmed man. >> right. >> it's sad. it happens a lot. how did this get so wildly political so fast? >> it's out of control. i think the president has made it extremely political. >> why does the president. >> they have taken control of this, there is no doubt. he said he had spoken to governor nixon a democratic former attorney general in

that state governor now, governor put his own hand picked man in to control riots. riots have not been controlled. political determination not to police in ferguson. we heard it this morning from our correspondent on the ground that there were no police to be seen all night until 1:30 last night. rod wheeler, an experienced d.c. homicide detective knows the streets knows conflict police were not there. >> that seems crazy to me. >>, no, no. it's one particularly uferlly democratic. democrat proud some days solution to handling riots. it's patronizing concept. let it fizz out. let the people show their anger. let them them do what they need to do. here we see people looting a store, a store owned by a man or woman or corporation whose profits count, whose employees count on being able to go to work.

do you think the people in that store today are able to go to work? now, should the state troopers in missouri be proud that fox news cameras and other cameras were allowed to see this and they did nothing? they do nothing in the face of looting and shooting? they should absolutely be ashamed. so, it's been politicized. i believe in absolute transparency. let's see all the records. let's see the police officers' records although they are not relevant. these folks, the lawyers and al sharpton on other folks are calling for the death penalty for this police officer. there is a death penalty for murder in the state of missouri. if he is guilty of it, he should be executed, but all people are considered to be innocent until proven guilty. and there should be a call for a rule of law in this state. the rule of law seems to have disappeared in this political melee big time. >> this is scary. >> big time it is scary. >> peter, thanks a lot for coming on.

really smart. high school football team being told to punt to prayers. atheists being threatened to sue. tommy prayed at every single game. he is fired up. tell us the latest on this unfolding story. then, our nation's vets about to teach us their exercise secrets. how to work out to their rules. we will show you coming up.

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soldiers. our nation's veterans are showing us their tricks to stay in shape. today, teaching us how to workout by their rules. u.s. army national guard veteran laura ortiz and from the national recreation and parks association. good to have you here. very quickly, explain what's going on here. >> sure. we partnered with the coca-cola foundation on troops to fitness. veterans, we employ them to come into local parks and recs departments and they engage the community in physical activity and nutritional guidelines. the communities benefits from veterans like laura who is in great shape and has lots of knowledge. >> you went through serious challenges, including the loss of your leg here. when you experienced that, what was it about you that motivated you to come out and do something like this? >> for me, i felt physical activity was crucial in my

rehabilitation and a healthy lifestyle. when troops of fitness came to miami, it was kind of like she said, a win/win situation. not only did i want to give back to the community, but this program is going to 12 other cities. the feedback has been that there is something for everyone. doesn't matter what your physical ability or age. i teach a class called enhanced fitness in miami catering to 55 plus. i have someone as young as 84. they forget they are exercising because the socialization, the music, the instructor brings it so they feel part of something bigger. >> let's show what these guys are doing. thank you for joining us. show us what they are going to see when they go out. >> there you go. good jump.

>> what's going on here? >> so burpees are intended to raise your heart rate. they use pushups which is a basic body weight exercise this starts getting them warmed up for what's to come. >> i see a lot of 20, 30 somethings. this is good for 40s and 50s. >> anybody who wants to get into a regiment. we incorporate what the needs of the community are. we do zumba, tai chi, learn how to swim, outdoor fitness. it's what do you want to do and how do you want to do it? >> have a great time. i'm sorry i'm all dressed up and can't join you this morning. thank you very much. >> tucker, back to you. >> thank you, julia. new chaos breaks out in ferguson, missouri, last night. looting after the shooting death of a teenager there.

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good morning, it is saturday august 16, 2014. after a day of calm, ferguson, missouri, erupts overnight. protests, looting back in full force after police release the name of the officer who shot and killed michael brown. live on the ground with breaking details. >> the chaos highlighting the military gear some police officers are using. are tanks necessary for public safety? what about machine guns or is it more like marshall law? >> national guard troops heading to the border by the thousands in the second wave of illegal

immigrants gets closer to the u.s. if congress can't come up with a solution, the president says his pen is ready. now even democrats don't think that is a good idea. we'll talk about it coming up. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends" a great way to begin your day. >> good morning. it is saturday morning here at "fox and friends." a lot of people filing in the streets here. we've got a lot of great folks here. >> hi, guys. >> take a look at the folks over there. >> it's a beautiful day. we have lots of people from ohio and the michigan area out there. >> a lot of friendly midwesterners. we want to start with the fox news alert. rioting and violence returned to ferguson, missouri. it happened earlier this morning after the shooting death of teen michael brown.

the protests on friday were relatively peaceful. police and police officers involved in a tense standoff. at one point cops fired tear gas at demonstrators in the street at 1:30 in the morning. >> looters ransacking stores, including the same convenience store we just learned that michael brown is accused of robbing earlier in date that he was killed. the police chief releasing this new surveillance footage allegedly showing brown stealing cigars minutes before the deadly confrontation and moments before the chief released the name of the officer who killed brown. 28-year-old darren wilson who had six years of service on the force. brown's family and attorneys say the police chief's timing is devious. >> the family feels that was strategic. they think it was aimed at denigrating their son. it was a character assassination attempt. that is pretty much the sentiment of everyone i discussed.

they think the timing is suspect. >> the family argues they never claimed their son was a perfect kid they say police are just trying to divert attention away from the shooting. >> rod wheeler, fox news contributor and former d.c. homicide detective is live from ferguson. he was there last night. rod, he were at the store as it was looted what did you see, who did you talk to, what happened there last night? >> last night it was totally, totally chaotic. let me set the scene. i got here yesterday evening and i was actually with the reverend jesse jackson. we were in the street talking to people. it was relatively calm at that team. later in the evening after the reverend left, i stayed around and there were thousands of people lining both sides of flosson street. it's the main street where everything is taking place. it's one block up. just to give you an idea, it is a four-lane roadway.

two lanes were only open. one in each direction. here is the thing. there were no police to be seen at this time. around 12:00 midnight last night, i was right there at t quick mart sitting in my car. there were thousands of people around there. that's when all hell broke loose. people started throwing bottles, starting throwing rocks. it turned into a riot. i was hoping police would come. they eventually came around 1:30 in the morning in riot gear. that's when they started firing the gas. at that point it was wise to try to make my way out of there. i thought i was going to get hit by one of the canisters. it was a totally chaotic scene. i was able to go inside some of those businesses that was looted last night. i saw the people running up the liquor bottles. it was horrific. i talked to some of the business owners. one woman told me she is moving out. she says she can't take it any

more. >> you are talking about, you said fake hair. you are talking about the fair salon there, hair extensions, that type of thing. the former d.c. detective, was your personal reaction to everything you've seen? we are talking about ferguson is a small town. still, it's not that far away from st. louis. >> right. i actually feel sad and i kind of feel bad for the police department here because it's obvious to someone like me that this department was well over their head with this situation. in the d.c. area, in the city of new york, we are specially trained to handle protests and riots and things like that. here in this police department that, didn't happen. that is not the criticize them. the other problem, the major issue that is going to have to be looked at, the communication between the ferguson police department and the missouri state police is totally in disconnect. they are just not even talking

to each other. the officers shared that with me this morning. that is a major thing to look at. >> maybe in over their head with the militarization and all the equipment these small police departments are getting. rod standing for us in the rain on the ground in ferguson. only the rain is keeping people off the streets at this hour. >> they've got to prevent this. we've seen this movie before. between 1965 and 1968 there were riots in scores of u.s. cities. it destroyed cities for 40 years. we grew up in a country where cities were dangerous, suburbs were safe. why? because of the riots. newark, los angeles, detroit. they never came back, some of those cities. this is a big deal. people have no right to rob liquor stores or steal wigs out of beauty supply shops in the name of civil rights. it's nonsense. >> then you have the police department melting into the background because they want to see the people get their

frustrations on the street and let them vent. there is this other aspect we were talking about with rod a little bit, this militarization aspect. has a lot of people concerned about the types of equipment, pieces of equipment going to these local police departments and municipalities. in over their heads in many respects. i maintain it's almost like the hall monitor syndrome. the little guys get these big land mine tanks, mine-resistant ambush vehicles, more than 860 armored vehicles? >> people who are not trained to use this type of equipment. the military is trained. they go to boot camp. not to denigrate these small towns, but this is not equipment that is -- >> do you need an armored personnel carrier in some of these small towns? >> it depends. if you're fighting isis in iraq, maybe you do. who are these weapons being used against, american citizens. we are liberals on this, by the way.

they used to have concerns about civil liberties. now it's the obama administration who are abetting the militarization of these police forces ought to be ashamed of themselves. >> it started with the war of drugs in the regehra and continued to the bush era and accelerated now. what infuriates me about this piece, "the new york times" go through some of these pieces of equipment. over 1/3 were never used in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, never touched. we were fighting two wars and had a surplus. how much does that tell you about the amount of money taxpayers are spending on our defense budget and the stuff collecting dust. and donating it to our police departments. >> again, without in i trainer. albert wrote on facebook, to be effective, you need more gear than some of the crooks you go after. >> protect and serve let the national guard have the equipment, not local police

departments. >> the police obviously don't know when not to use this equipment. when you have a hammer, not everything is a nail. >> that is a good point. this didn't just happen yesterday. this has been going on several days now. the state really needs to get on the ball there. you were talking about nixon and how he has -- governor nixon, yeah. things not coming together. the right hand is not talking to the left hand. we want to switch quickly to iraq and the situation there. you remember the grief former president bush took when he appeared before a banner that said "mission accomplished" in iraq. president obama has been more explicit saying things are great in iraq, things are getting better. listen to this. >> bottom line is that the situation on the mountain has greatly improved. americans should be very proud of our efforts. because the skill and professionalism of our military

and the generosity of our people. we broke the isil siege. >> you heard it was a humanitarian crisis, a genocide unfolding on that mountainside. then defense secretary chuck hagel said they were fine, they are healthy. they were in great shape. other reports saying there are thousands trapped on the other side of the mountain. they have no way off and they are being killed as we speak. so what's the truth here? mission accomplished? >> i had an alert women were being taken away, kids were being taken away. we had special forces that went in and came out with whatever report they came out with, but clearly mission is not accomplished. >> fox is unique following the polite of religious minorities in the middle east, specifically christian whose suffered more than any other group. jeremy peters, a political

propagandaist, a mediocre and misleading reporter, how did i miss that the fox news war on christmas has metastasized into a war on christians? in other words it's i illlegitimate following the war in iraq. >> christians run out of the city of mosul completely. >> this is in "the new york times" report. >> does that shock you? >> it does. >> doesn't me. >> it didn't used to be allowed for straight news reporters at "the new york times" to express wildly and inaccurately and unfair, political opinions like this you weren't allowed to do

that. they used to take people off beats for going to marches to support this or that cause. i'm sure he faces no sanctions for doing that. it's an outrage. they wrecked that paper and it's sad. >> out to rick reichmuth. >> on a happier note. >> this lovely woman from ohio was saying i wish you had food. we did you missed it, chicken wings. take a look a the weather maps. couple things going on today. we are watching rain showers again this afternoon. i think a little less than you've seen the last couple of days. the heaviest of the rain this morning has been moving across parts of missouri, st. louis,ings in your for a rain why i day. we'll see that move in across much of illinois and indiana later in the afternoon. big showers across parts of oklahoma. we'll see a little bit of the monsoonal activity pick up again today. mostly across new mexico. that will build in towards arizona by monday.

the pacific northwest, you are finally cooler than you have been. temperaturewise for your day today, something like this. dallas, 102. the heat is on. back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. coming up, the national guard taking charge of the border as a second wave of illegal immigrants heading to the u.s. texas attorney general greg abbott is watching it unfold and will join us live next. a t-shirt meant to support the iraq war and one veteran was banned from a theme park for wearing the t-shirt. so what's this?

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we stop calling these criminals nice names like cartels and gangs. call them what they really are. these are narco terrorists because they are terrorizing america. you now are the tip of the spear protecting americans. >> texas governor rick perry speaking to the texas national guard deployed to the board they are week. u.s. officials say we need to prepare for a second wave of illegals, as many as 30,000 by the end of october. texas attorney general greg abbott joins us to talk about it. nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. >> great to be back. thank you so much. >> let's dive in this. what will the national guard do, what are they prepping for at this hour? how will it look down there on the border when this next wave of illegal immigrants come? will they make arrests, what will unfold? >> you raise several points. let me address both of them.

one is that the national guard are just now being deployed down to the border. this will take several weeks, maybe an entire month in order for them to be fully fleshed out around the border what they will be doing is assisting local law enforcement. they will be assisting border patrol agents, assisting the texas department of public safety providing additional man power to help all these law enforcement agencies do a better job securing the border. second thing that ties into your point, that is that we are going to see a greater influx of people coming across the border if historical patterns are consistent. in the month of august when it's incredibly hot down there you usually see a decline in the people coming across the border. as it begins to cool off as we head into fall and winter, that's when we see it pick back up leading up until the month of may. our presence down there already has decreased the number of people who are coming across the border. >> so you see it as a deterrent.

that was my next question which is they are making this horrific trek from honduras, el salvador, guatemala through mexico on the backs of these trains and so forth. they get to the border, a few national guard troops are not going to shoot these individuals. is that enough deterrent to keep them crossing the border after this horrific journey? >> it is to are this purpose. remember, these aren't just hapless children who happen to show up on our border. these kids are being brought to the united states of america by cartel members, by gang members, by smugglers making $5,000 to $10,000 per person. our goal is to go after those smugglers, arrest them, deter them, prevent them from being involved in this humanitarian crisis. we know how to target them. we've done this repeatedly with sporadic surges. every time we had one of these surge operations on the borders during the time period of that surge, the number of illegal

crossings has decreased. our goal here is to increase under more permanent basis the border presence so we will permanently decrease these smugglers bringing children or others across the border. >> mr. attorney general, i have to ask you about what unfolded last night. what do you make of governor rick perry's indictment which came from a grand jury in texas, calling an abuse of his office, abuse of power. where does that stand? what do you make of that indictment? >> well, i'll preface this saying i haven't looked at the wall. i'm unfamiliar with the details of the facts. what strikes me, the governor was using his veto power. i'm not familiar with the situation where a governor has been indicted for vetoing a law he thought should not be signed into law. i just don't know what to think of it. >> greg abbott, texas attorney general, keep us posted.

all eyes on texas over the next few weeks. thanks, sir. >> thank you. >> more "fox and friends" in a few minutes.

one atheist group is demanding that a georgia high school stop praying. >> they are threatening to sue the football coaches for leading players in prayer, including religious scripture in workout logs and banners. >> our next guest who has a lot of experience with the topic says prayer was a big time as his time as a football coach. he is former head coach at clemson. tommy bowden joins us this morning. thanks for coming on. >> good morning, thank you. >> tell us about how prayer played a role in your coaching at clemson. >> well, it's important because

it helps players make good decisions. high school coaches in georgia have a great case. if you look at the history with every president we had from george washington to president obama that put his hand on the bible asking for guidance and direction to lead this country. the high school coach and myself was praying to the same god. the chaplain opens every session asking for guidance, wisdom and direction to lead our leaders to make good decisions. high school coach myself was praying to the same god our supreme courts walk up the steps every day right above them sitting on a concrete slab is moses with tablets on each leg written by god almighty himself, the same god that the high school coach is playing to. obviously, there is a reason to do it if the most powerful man in the nation puts his hand last year's inauguration on two bibles, one from martin luther king to abraham lincoln. >> this is the american humanist association's letter to this georgia high school.

"this type of religious activity by, government employees in their course of their duties as public school football coaches is a clear violation of the establishment clause of the first amendment." they are going after these football coaches suing them. it seems outrageous. >> juliet, what i would do is get one movie students to take me a little cell phone while what is praying to the team. in the background i have a picture of president obama with his hand on the bible. or start chiselling away at the ten commandments. it's the same god. trying to impart wisdom on teenagers, they might want to take what they got in gainesville to ferguson, missouri. it might help some out there. >> did you ever run into students or players offended by your praying who asked you to stop? >> i think a lot of it as the

presentation of head coach i never had a problem. you can shut the door and kick anybody out you want to and present your faith as you see fit. as long as it's not confrontational or devisive. i've never had that problem. i took my team to church every year. one time i got a call from a parent asked that they not be included. it was not a problem. he was a starter. he started the next week, but there is a way to do it as a coach. as long as you know what you are doing. you are not devisive and you don't try to create confrontation or controversy. >> the great tommy bowden. >> if you are a college football fan, you know him. thank you, mr. bowden. >> have a great day. it's a t-shirt meant to support the marine corps. one iraq war veteran wore it to a famous theme park and he was kicked out while his family waved good-bye. >> having a rough morning? the best medicine might just be these guys.

puppies. >> they are up for adoption, too. >> they'll change your life. there is science behind this, too. we uncovered very disturbing recruitment videos for the terror group isis. and robin williams' films grossed over $30 million but they say he had money problems. ♪

it's your shot of the morning an upset baby upsetting the family dog. every time she starts crying the dog whines, too. and when the baby hears the dog's cries, she stops crying. it could be an endless cycle. we thought it was really cute. >> dogs are the only ones who understand babies. >> i think that's right. >> like baby whisperers are dogs. we'll have a whole studio full of puppies if a moment. if you don't like cuteness, turn off the show. if you like cuteness, stay tuned. >> if you are lying in bed trying to make sense of your day or your life asking hard questions about why your life is

going, take a quick puppy break. >> a puppy break coming up. >> serious news to get to now. an upstate new york couple arrested and being held without bond. they are accused of kidnapping the two amish sisters who went missing. investigators believe 39-year-old stephen howell and his girlfriend were planning to abuse the two girls. the 12 and 6-year-old girls vanished. a press conference should happen this morning. another cheating scandal at the university of notre dame. this time four football players are involved. the athletes are believed to have submitted papers that others had written. they are benched until a full investigation is completed. school officials stressed no students have yet been officially charged. >> no one has been judged responsible for academic

dishonesty. no one has been dismissed from the university and no sanctions have been imposed and no judgment made yet. >> but a similar cheating scandal plagued the team last year. six flags theme park refusing to allow a retired marine enter the park because of this t-shirt. they said it was offensive. corporal mario alejandro joined us earlier, an iraq vet. he talked about the blunt way six flags handled the situation. >> he said, let me check with my management. it was two old ladies. they are shaking their heads like no, no, no. i just want to speak with someone to say hey, we are sorry about the incident. we handled it wrong. apologized, apology accepted. >> his wife and kids stayed. they wouldn't buy anything but went on the rides. that t-shirt, all the proceeds go to supporting military vets.

and it's a high honor to be nominated for an oscar. more so now. nominees that don't win an academy award will be given a big bag that includes a pop vaporizer. the vaporizer will be one of the many expensive items oscar losers receive. now they can smoke their pain away. as if america is not passive enough. rick. >> hey, guys. we have nebraska out here. welcome. >> thank you. >> we were reminiscing about nebraska. very cool. take a look at the weather maps this morning. a couple of things going on temperaturewise starting off with a very comfortable day around the great lakes into the northeast. down to the south already at 81 in dallas. it's going to be a hot one. your forecast across the northeast, a spectacular day. again, we are in such a great

stretch of a nice weekend. we'll see rain late in the day across interior sections down to the southeast. a nice day. it's warm and muggy. it's going to warm up across the southeast. the highest temperatures that you had seen all summer long. into the northern plains we'll see pretty heavy rain across areas of north dakota. could cause localized flooding. same across parts of western illinois around the st. louis area. the heaviest of it. maybe two to three inches in a few spots. that will cause localized flooding. across the west, less monsoon activity today. that will be on the increase by monday and tuesday of this week. sacramento at 98. could be worse in spokane 81. we'll dry things out in the pacific northwest, but it will not be extremely hot. back to you inside. >> here we go.

>> looking at pictures of cute baby animals actually makes you smarter. that's according to a new study. >> with animal planet's too season of "too cute pint size" premiering tonight, we wanted to put this theory to a test. we have a studio of puppies. she is too cute. you are a dog trainer and you have four adorable puppies. they are adopt al. >> yes. >> that is good news. tell us about the show. >> the show "too cute, pint size" is a half hour version of the original show "too cute." it follows two litters of baby animals from when they are born and 8 weeks old and go to their forever families. >> how can you not have a smile on your face after watching that? >> that is the point of the show. it gives you a great bite-size break from your busy, stressful day. a high dose of cute.

>> when you brought these dogs in to the studios, the girls, producers, boys even, hardened men, dare i say even some criminals came out of the woodwork today. >> it's unbelievable. >> science does back it up. people who have dogs -- that dog just tongue kissed me. people who have dogs are less depressed. >> absolutely. in fact, universities across the country are bringing puppies into their libraries during examine time to make it easier for students to refocus on their studies. >> are you keserious? >> they have rock climbing walls and cafes and now puppies? >> let's talk about these puppies. >> chowder, colleen, oscar and op opal. these guys are about 10 weeks old. that is chowder. chowder is probably a little shepard mix. these guys are with 10 weeks

which is a little older than the puppies would you see on "too cute." those puppies go to their for homes at 8 weeks old. >> these guys are adopt al. that is the key here. >> i've been so absorbed in the puppy world you may have already said it. if viewers want to adopt chowder, how would they do that? >> contact the bidawee adoption center. i guess there will be a lot of competition for these puppies. >> when you get a little puppy for the first time, there is a process of training them in your house. what process do you need to go through? crate training? >> it's a good question. these guys are adorable. i watch "too cute." i'm a big fan of cuteness. remember these guys are puppies only for so long. then they grow up. you have to make sure you are ready to be a puppy parent. you are ready for the responsibility. takes a lot of time and energy to raise a puppy properly.

you have to crate train them. teach them not to nip and play and socialize them so they are friendly, well adjusted adult dogs. >> great tips. awesome. >> bye-bye. >> you just adopted chowder. >> this is a great one. i highly recommend this dog. >> they are adorable. please adopt. >> thank you, guys. lies surveillance video of the teen killed by police in ferguson, missouri, robbing a convenience store and assaulting the clerk. how does the video affect the situation on the ground? >> we need to send puppies to ferguson. we pity the full who gets this guy as a injurer. mr. t. called in for jury duty. let's check in with neil cavuto. >> good morning. when did i'll legal mean

entitled? tens of thousands of illegal immigrant children, did our government give them a free pass and stick you with the bill? >> what if i told you we could tear isis down without putting boots on the ground?

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quesad quesadilla. >> i don't feel sorry for the criminal. >> that's mr. t. he's at a chicago courthouse for jury duty. "a-team" star posing with fans sporting his iconic mohawk. at the end of the day mr. t. was not picked to be a juror. more unrest in ferguson, missouri, as police release surveillance video of a robbery. here is the video. they say this is michael brown swiping cigars from a local convenience store minutes before he was gunned down, throwing the store clerk back there by the throat, as you can see. >> our next guest says this proves there was a rush to judgment and brown was not just minding his own business that day. >> kevin jackson joins us now to talk about it. great to see you this morning. we were hearing this kid was a

gentle giant, and now that this video has been released, the family through their lawyers saying this is character assassination what do you make of it? >> i don't believe -- it's certainly not character assassination. the facts are just starting to leak out. i think that the rush came when they wanted to demonize the police officers to set this narrative that this kid was, indeed, the gentle giant getting ready to go to college and setting the idea he was a great kid. i'm not condemning him. kids do bad things. maybe michael brown obviously did a bad thing that day. but to set the narrative that he was the good guy and the cop was the bad guy, and then to be upset when they start wanting to pick apart his life and understand the pathology involved, it's just not fair. >> i'm struck by how little we know in this case. the core event which was shooting of michael brown by this police officer is completely shrouded in mystery.

we have almost no facts about it. why the willingness of protesters and the media to go along with this idea we know exactly what happened and why when we don't? >> tucker, the simple answer is that's where the money is. we've got a society that sees this type of thing as an opportunity to profiteer. as opposed to feeling tragedy for what happened to this kid and family and sympathizing with the job that the police have to do, which is a very difficult job we've got the looting and other things occurring right now. behind me is probably the largest police presence i've seen in a long time. the idea was we are going to back the police off. we are not in an environment where we can back the police off. they have an amazingly difficult job made more difficult by what we are experiencing now. >> you mentioned in the notes when talking with our producers

about black victimology, explain what you mean by that. >> i think that, and i hate to say this, but the fact of the matter is we sort of let blacks to believe that by pulling the race card or pulling the cop card or whatever is going to solve our problems. the problems in our community are we need jobs, we don't need idle teens. we need teens that have the ability to make their money and buy their goods and services. because we sort of got this idea everything should be handed to us and i don't want to get too far afield on this, but we are in situations like this. michael brown went and took something from a clerk, a store own their wasn't his. nobody is talking about the idea that that person was truly victimized. i'm not comparing that to michael brown being shot because that certainly is a tragedy, but the other tragedies are michael brown believed he should be able to go into a store, take whatever he wants and rough up the owner. >> ken jackson, be thanks so much for joining us this

morning. thank you. we are out of time this morning. president obama says the iraqi people trapped on mountain tops have been saved. our next guest that is absurd.

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breaking news overnight. reports that the us air strikes in the iraqi military attempting to retake the mosul dam from the group isis. this is hours a after they have massacred hundreds of yazidi, but president obama says that the situation is getting better there. joining us is the commander of forces there in eastern afghanistan and kabul, gary

bernstein, and so what is the truth, the president says we should be proud of what we have done and we can do better. >> well sh, we have dropped foo and water to the people trapped on top of mt. sinjar. will there is a act based upon the united nations mandate to stop genocide. and it is to stop people who are based on the religious and the ethnic, and this is clearly religious attacking the christians in yazidi and crucifying people and beheading them and killing them with bulldozers. so this is horrendous. i applaud that the fact that the administration threw in the food and things, but we can't forget about the 5,000 people who are the weakest and the most ill on top of the mountain still.

we have to continue and not stop because some of the people have come off of the mountain. >> interesting. and the question of the kurds. we had the former commandant of the marine corps general james jones and he had this to say about the support. >> we were very late in coming to the help of the kurdish friends in the north who day in, day out from 1991 been the strongest allies and friends. what matters now is what we do from this point on. how are you doing to get rid of isis, because of failure to do that means that they become more entrenched. >> so what do we do? i mean, i know that we have been pressured by turkey and other places to not explicitly support a kurdish homeland, but should we show more support? >> we have to support the kurds, because they are the most loyal and secondly because maliki has been pushed off, we will have to try to reconstitute a force of what is left of iraq, and use them both against isis.

isis presents a serious threat to the united states. they are a threat to the region. and they have thousands of people with foreign passports and american passports and british and dutch and german and they have intent, access and capability. they can attack us in the united states, and they are a new group, and they will attack us here. it is going to happen. >> and they have the passports because they are drawing in people. >> yes, internationally. >> and they are drawing in people from 30 countries on the ground with them. they are as 1,000 people with foreign passports on the ground. >> i hate to ask you an abstract question, but since you know so much about the region and the mentality there. what's the draw if i'm in birmingham, england, why do i draw? >> well, thousands and thousands of vehicles were trying to go into afghanistan, and you would have thought they were fleeing,

but no sh, they are coming to ft us in the jihad, because thaw see it as a second chance to participate in the jihad. remember, if you look at pakistan alone, there were 2 million young men in madras and you finish the time in the madras, you can be one of two things, a mullah or a jihadist, a and there are a number of discontent young men who are unhappy with the foreign regimes who want to fight us. >> thank you for that interesting insight. we have more "fox and friends" coming up. stay tuned. ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle.

and we will have "duck dynasty" stars here on the show tomorrow. we will have willie an cory robertson talking about the new movie which is out, dvd, and plus, we are will tell you what your cravings are telling you

about the health. if you want something, maybe there is a reason why and no matter how weird it is. we will have you feel better about yourself. >> if you are craving doggies like this one, we have information on the website. >> why am i the only one not holding a puppy? they came for the aftershow. see you tomorrow. the u.n. security council demanding all nations cut off all support to isis. as the u.s. sends more adviserers, weapons and aid to help iraq fight isis, and in is why some say we need to defeat them over there right now. [ speaking foreign language ] hmm. very scary words caught by vice news. so how big of a threat is isis