hey, everybody. good morning, today is sunday, the 31st of august, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. joan rivers is on life support this morning. what we are learning about her condition and what's next. and the president says he'll move but at his own speed. even the members of his own party are not on board with this. >> he's very cautious, maybe in this instance too cautious. >> this morning the fallout from the president's no strategy. and i'm in for clayton and it was supposed to be a cool way to kickoff college football. the game ball delivered by a

parachute. cool! >> oh! >> oops. he milssed his target. i have something to tell you about. mornings are better with friends. >> hey, everybody. come in and stay a while. >> i love this shot. >> we have about, what do we have, 18 hours left of august. and we are going to celebrate here on "fox and friends." >> yes, we are. >> so get a cup of coffee and come on back. you better stay a while. >> labor day tomorrow. >> you grilling? >> i'm grilling out. >> who are better grillers? men or women?

we'll talk about that later. >> there's no question about it, men. >> women. >> we'll have the answer later, but first we have headlines to tell you about. comedian joan rivers is relying on machines to stay alive at this hour. sources telling tmz the agonizing decision over what happens next will not be made for at least a couple days. the 81-year-old was rushed to mount sinai hospital in new york city after going into cardiac arrest on thursday during surgery for her vocal chords. there is concern about how long her brain went without oxygen. they are hopeful the comic legend's health will take a turn for the better. coming up at 6:30 eastern, we'll talk to a doctor about joan rivers' chances for a full recovery. and tony stewart back on the track today. the sprint cup champion is in atlanta for his first nascar race since hitting and killing

kevin ward jr. three weeks ago. the practice sessions are any indication, stewart could be in for a big day finishing in the top 20 in both of saturday's practice rounds. fighter jets sent scrambling when a small plane drifts into restricting air space in washington, d.c. we know the pilot lost consciousness and no one else was on board. the f-16 stayed with the single engine jet until it ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean off the coast of virginia. this story will make you proud to be an american. the movie moving act of kindness after a man died while mowing. then an act of kindness came. he finished mowing the yard and

wrote, let us know if there is anything we can do to help you out. >> firemen are at the top of the list. they are brave. >> they are. rick reichmuth is standing by. >> you know what labor day usually means? the unofficial end of summer. get ready because we have not had summer across the east, so here it comes. >> a heat wave is coming? >> yes. >> so school is canceled and we get off work? >> well, school is not canceled but it will be warm for all this coming workweek. we have rain coming in. some heavy at times, especially down across parts of the south. but we are watching for pretty significant rain across the central part of the country today. areas of iowa looking at the threat for severe weather, especially the threat for tornadoes. and behind this is when the heat builds in all across the eastern seaboard. get ready tuesday and wednesday, we are flirting with temperatures pushing 100

degrees. excuse me, 90 degrees. >> either way, they are both high. >> in arizona it's over 100. it is. >> yeah. i was just teasing saying 100 here in the east. it's not true. how about this, ladies and gentlemen? a u.s. war plane carrying out a new round of air strikes and humanitarian aid in iraq. the mission is targeting the northern region. let's joe to jennifer with more this morning. jennifer? >> reporter: a plane drops humanitarian relief to a man besieged by isis for two months 100 miles north of baghdad. this video shows iraqi forces helping to evacuate some of the nearly 15,000 residents amidst fears the isis fighters would kill them.

water and electricity have been cut off by isis since june. iraqi air forces were air lifted into the area by saturday and backed by u.s. air strikes. the mission was authorized by the president late last week and took place at 8:30 p.m. eastern last night. according to a statement released, the u.s. forces dropped 109 bundles of humanitarian relief by a parachute. two usc-13s dropped more than 500 gallons of fresh drinking water and approximately 7,000 meals ready to eat. british, french and australian aircraft also took part in the mission. the u.s. war planes also conducted three air strikes against isis targets near amirli, a mere two-hour drive from baghdad. the town has been held by isis since june. the following warning was issued, terrorism at this time

is an evil force that must be fought with wisdom and speed. if neglected, i'm sure after a month it will arrive in europe and a month after that in america. echoing what british prime minister david cameron said on friday with joining the u.s. and others in iraq. >> jennifer griffin in washington, thank you. you just heard the saudi king saying it is time to act because this is an imminent threat. the white house was recently asked about the president and dianne feinstein said, he moves at his own speed. >> i think i learned one thing about this president and that he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. and so hopefully those plans

will turn into a strategy that can encourage that coalition from arab nations. >> so you know you're in trouble when you have democrats running for the hills from you. we heard from rand paul yesterday saying if the president has a strategy, maybe it's time for a new president from governor rick perry saying lurching from crisis to crisis always one step behind. but you hear from dianne feinstein there that the president was wrong for calling them a j.v. team. >> not surprising from senator ted cruz that you know very well. listen to this. >> if you remember president reagan when they asked him, what is your strategy in the cold war? he said it's simple, we win, they lose. it's almost as if president obama read it and got it backwards. number one, we need to not let into this country any american fighting with isis.

and number two, isis wants to go back to reject majority, i think we should help them. we aught to bomb them back to the stone age. >> this is just a miscall to everything. if you rewind the tape, they were saying with gadhafi gone, it would get better. that's a complete disaster. and now the president calls isis junior varsity? is a single person paying attention to this briefing? not one. >> the crisis we are still seeing at the border and ted cruz infighting the president to come down to the border to play golf. he thinks that may be a luring tool to get the president there to see the problem with his up eye. and of course, we have a source in the cia saying there are close ties between mexican drug cartels and isis. so it makes you wonder how

vulnerable that is and what the president is doing about that. back to ferguson, missouri, because we have not talked about it in a few days. what do you think about this? because there has been a rallying cry out of all of this. if you don't like the way things are going in your town, get out and vote. now there's not much wrong with that. >> some of us noted from the beginning that the white house response to ferguson, whatever you think about what happened between the police officer and mike brown was disproportionate. they sent two representatives from the white house to his funeral in contrast to none to margaret thatcher's. they really went over the top. why are they doing this? it's a political move. they have a really tough midterm coming up and the democrats are going to get hurt, so they are trying to get out their base. and pushing ferguson, making it into a race scaring people and dividing people along racial lines is a useful get out the vote strategy.

i said that's crazy. turns out, it was entirely true. and john lewis said this, quote, ferguson has made it crystal clear to the african american community and others that we've got to go to the polls. you participate and vote, you can have some control over what happens to your child and your country. >> the democrats are more engaged into the midterm election which is a bigger result of what the turnout will be. >> five of the six council members are white. >> this is not a local election, it's a national election. the democratic party at the national level is saying to elect a democratic house to prevent future partisan? they are basically saying the

republican party is the result of killing michael brown. that's really racist. you should be afraid when national leaders use race as a dividing line to get people to vote for them based on race and fear. that's a scary thing. you open that can and you don't know where it winds up in the air. >> it winds up with politics. >> friends@foxnews.com. let us know what you think. the president has made plenty of policy promises, but the next secret service agent guest says the president can't deliver. and the department of veterans affairs sending nearly $4 million on wind turbines for green energy. so what did we get for all that money? a whole lot of hot air.

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three months ago when you were asked what is the biggest geopolitical threat? you said russia. >> you remember that moment when mitt romney made that comment and the president pointed it out. today we are asking it again after he cthe president concede has no strategy. we have a special guest with us this morning, dan, why do you think the president admitted he

had no strategy? >> good morning. he doesn't have a foreign policy strategy because he doesn't want one. the intelligence community, a lot of my contacts, have been feeding him relatively good information for a long time. that was actionable. he doesn't want to burn an ounce, anno ounce of political capital, when his fundamental strategy is at home. that's really important for people to understand that. it's not ignorant, it's a deliberate ignorance and there's a big difference. >> it is actually the politics over the last 20 years, it's all about domestic policy. that seems to be changing. we'll look at the new gallop poll on the president's approval rating. 38% strongly disapprove. 27% moderate approve. 17% strongly approve. is it your sense that his action and confusion on foreign policy

is responsible for part of these numbers? >> it is, but i don't think it's because of think specific issue in foreign policy. if you were to dig into the poll to ask people, what area of the world are you talking about that's bothering you? i bet many would have a problem with that. the reason is poll numbers are tanking, this is critical, if there's one thing the american people hate more than anything it's chaos. and whatever they turn on, the news, they hate disorder or chaos. and the president doesn't seem to get his arm around it. i heard his foreign policy was described as whackable. it's like whack a poll. they respond on what to do. they lick their finger and put it in the air and that's what they do trying to suppress negative public opinion. >> absolutely correct. i think this is chaos. you're right there. so what do you think the

president says to do against isis? jennifer griffin said overnight there was a bombing campaign in northern iraq. a fairly limited one to help a specific group, do you think the president will escalate our involvement in iraq against isis? >> i hope he doesn't. i really do. at this point we are trading one tyrant for another. sadly, there's going to be some idea kicked around about cooperation with assad. and that would be a disaster. he wants a potential reformer to our enemy now back to a potential friend again. and it just goes to show you that you can't trade one tyrant for another to come out on top in the long run. this is a generational battle between the sunnis and the sh s shias. >> thank you. coming up, the job description of a self-starter

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and a potential break through in the fight against heart disease. researchers find an experimental new drug reducing death by 20%. the pill could become the new standard of treatment for the 6 million americans with heart failure every year as early as next year. great news, anna. that could be great. millions of students are returning to campus, but with the average year of college costing $18,000 and a private university is costing near $40,000. what exactly are you paying for? thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> laundry 101 at the university of new haven, is this teaching you how to wash and fold or what is this? >> the university treating young adults like kids. no wonder they need to stay on their current health care plan until they are 26. they don't learn to do laundry until they are 18.

we hear about this all the time in campus reform. it's the latest institute at campus reform. kids are coddled and not treated like adults and the universit s universities, the places they need to grow up, are doing this. >> for the older viewers, caleb, what is a hipster that the older viewers, the young kids are talking about. what is a hipster. >> you have to take the class to find out but a hipster is ahead of the trend. so people take this class to learn about hipsters. no real hipsters are in this class. they took the class before it was cool. but the interesting thing here is that a tough university, students are paying over $46,000 to go to that junior university. they are learning about a $2 redbox film of an indy film. >> next up is god, sex,

chocolate and desire at the university of san diego. >> i'm glad they are putting god back into the classroom but an odd way to do it. my guidance counselor was not doing well when he told he to look into god and chocolate. >> the message is subtle but certainly there. what is it about? >> at brandeis university, an adviser on health care policy to over five presidents m of the views are a little controversial because it never references the constitution and the limit takes takestake ations but it goes to the president when it could never

plan a health care bill and the president was able to do so. >> we have a quote that says n the midst of a worldwide financial meltdown, obama overcame seemingly impossible obstacles to accomplish what oth others have tried and failed on over the last 100 years. what do you think of this? >> the students need to be aware that not all ideology comes in a blatant manner. we are just trying to let students know to always be alert as to what you're learning and get the whole picture. >> i thought when i was in college i was cheating about not taking a tennis class. >> now you know how to do laundry after that.

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good morning. a fox news alert. joan rivers is on life support after being rushed to the hospital and she stopped breathing during a throat procedure on thursday. what does this mean? we have an anesthesiologist with us this morning. do we have hope? >> we do have hope.

she is possibly on life support to protect a brain injury. we believe she had cardiac arrest. this could be to reduce swelling or protect the brain to get it to relax. >> what was the original procedure done in a doctor's office or was not a hospital? >> there are conflicting reports, but i am heard it is just a clinic where they do colonoscopies to pass through the throat or stomach. >> but she's 81. at that age, wouldn't you do this in a hospital? >> no, absolutely not. if possible, an 81-year-old can be perfectly hospital. i have seen a 90-year-old do this with no problems versus someone with multiple problems. it depends on the age appropriation of where they do this and how they do it. >> what happens when there is a

problem like this when someone stops breathing, are they taking by ambulance to the hospital? >> yes, they will provide care. they resuscitated her i am hearing, but no confirmed reports. >> is it just a coincidence maybe she went into cardiac arrest or this procedure, could that have caused it? >> whenever you put anything in your mouth or throat, it is possible for the vocal chords to spasm. that's a protective -- our body does that to protect you to keep the lungs sterile. it is possible to start bucking to protect your lungs. >> at this hour she's on life support. what could recovery be like if she's taken off? >> that's the difficult answer. we do not know what happened. we do not know if she's in the up deuced coma to protect her

and life support is only to protect her lungs and heart, which is a medication suppressant. >> why do they up deuce the coma? >> it reduced swelling and allows the brain to rest. there's a lot of science behind it, but essentially we are tipping the scales of the oxygen demand and supply. so we want to decrease the demand of oxygen while optimizing the supply so that the brain can get enough of what it needs. >> dr. nina ratcliffe, thank you very much. now to other stories this sunday morning, unbelievable footage showing an alien storm ing the u.s. shores. this as thousands of illegal immigrants come across the border. this time around 20 arriving from mexico by this boat here that you see. the border agents were able to capture all of them. and another blow to the department of veterans affairs.

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reaction to a parachuting missing the 50-yard line and the entire stadium altogether. >> oh! >> oh, i'm ready for a good laugh, though. the penn state and university of florida football team game in dublin got off to a rough start where the parachuter was holding the game ball. the sky diver got caught in a dust of wind and landed on nearby train tracks. he was uninjured. >> actually, it was the university of central florida, right? here's rick with the forecast. >> you're making that up. >> hi, rick. >> landing on train tracks, that's not good. this is not a good advertisement for that. it's a little sticky across the east. get ready for today, hot and humid. we'll welcome at the map. this afternoon near 4:00, this is what the heat indices will be like. 92 in new york.

100 degrees in d.c. 100 in charleston. 100 in montgomery and 101 in dallas. here we are at the unofficial weekend of summer with the heat hanging on. and it will stick with us for much of this coming week. this is the biggest storm, a front moving through. cooling air down just right behind this front, but it's not moving very quickly and there's not a lot of cold air behind it. we'll see scattered showers. yesterday we saw a spot in indiana that received 7 inches from the tropical storm going on. we have a bigger storm, kind of a real strong storm for this time of the year moving in across parts of the high plains bringing rain to much of wyoming. but by this afternoon with the energy getting in here across the central plains, all the area in yellow is where we see the threat for severe weather, including tornadoes. the biggest bull's-eye in western iowa. you need to be prepared for

that. and tomorrow a lot of the great lakes down to kansas. all right, guys. back to you inside. coming up, when our troops get moved, this company is supposed to ship their cars for them back to the u.s. but a lot of the vehicles aren't making them and now the soldiers are being sued. how does that happen? and taylor swift is sharking it up. rumors about her newest gig, next. >> she's shaking it up. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on.

welcome back. a monster sinkhole that swallowed up eight pricey corvettes, remember that story? will soon be filled in. officials at the national corvette museum in bowling green were able to save three of the cars. the five others were too messed

up to fix but will still be on display, if you want to see wrecked cars. and a big new gig for taylor swift. ♪ >> goodness. the country top superstar is reportedly shaking it on to the next season of nbc's "the voice." she's going to be an adviser for all the contestants. she knows what she's doing. tuck her? where's my car? that's what a lot of military members are asking this morning. >> military officials received the contract with the department of defense this past may which wants to move them but thousands of service members have not seen their car in months. and now they are fighting back with a class-action lawsuit. joining us is a retired school psychologist for the department of independence school named in the class-action lawsuit because

international auto statistics is involved. thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> so you turned in your volvo at the beginning of june and then all the requirements for shipping the vehicles, what happened? >> i wish i knew. it's six weeks overdue now. and i can't reach anybody. i have no idea where my car is. i wish i knew what has gone on with this. >> that's unbelievable. so this is a contractor working for the department of defense. presumably you called when your car didn't arrive. and what did they say? >> oh, trying to get them in is the problem. either the hey altar the name saying this number is no longer in service or leave us a message and we'll get back to you.

i called customer service and got a ticket number and they said, somebody will be back within two business days. well, that was three weeks ago. so reaching them has not been possible. >> a lot of the viewers want perspective on this. 68,000 vehicles ship across each year. 70% of them are late. that's from a top army official. it seems ridiculous and it's not to say you deponent have your car, but i imagine you're renting a car in the meantime. what are you going through as far as that goes? >> that's -- well, so far $1600 for 70 days is what they told me.

when i tried to pick up my car, they told me, well, we'll pay up to $30 a day until your car arrives. so i'm currently paying out of my pocket. >> i want to be clear for the viewers, had anybody helped you, taking your car, walked it and said "can i help you,"? all these cars missing is just astounding. >> and it is not just you, nancy. tell us about the facebook campaign going on. >> well, initially i didn't, i wasn't on facebook, but i was so

frustrated about my car not being delivered on time that a friend of mine told me to get the phone book out. the social network makes it possible to share, but it is really breathtaking how inefficient it is -- i don't have the words for it, but just awful. >> a car is a large object to move. good luck. >> thank you very much. coming up, what do fellow drivers say about that. we'll go to atlanta for the

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okay, i need your opinion on this. a 4-year-old is angry over what his mom posted on facebook. why is it every day there is something new i dislike about will's school? are my standards really too high

or are people working in the education field really just that ignorant? i have a sense she was just frustrated and never expected that post on facebook would have serious consequences. ashley and her son will are with us, ashley, what happened? they kicked him out? >> well, they said he could not return to school. they removed him from class immediately, maybe only 30 to 40 minutes into the school day. and made us leave. >> it looks like will is not happy this morning. not so much about this, but it is just too early for him, huh? >> it is a little early for him, yes. he's not a morning person at all. >> he is not a happy camper that the point. hang in there, will. so you post this, i can see why they get upset about you calling us ignorant and all that, but to boot him. this is a private school? >> well, yes, it's a private

school. however, it's a private program. it's like a public preschool program that is in the community. >> hi, will. so mom, bhafs twhat was the finw for you, it was a picture day? explain. >> they did put it in his folder the monday of or the friday before. i can't remember, if it was ju the short notice, but when i dropped him off at school, the lady looked at me like i was crazy. i said, hey, i don't know if we have time for this.

>> what is that, a behavior chart? >> yes, they wrote that on the d day. >> why don't they want will in school in they are annoyed for me. >> they kicked us out because they said we were selling discord about the church and community and that violates their handbook. this is a private matter between school and student, not able to communicate about personal concerns. so you want an apology? do you deserve and apology in this? >> if they don't want to come back to school, that's fine, but let him finish the day out in school so it could have been a

positive experience in here but what did you learn? >> i guess maybe i shouldn't post on facebook. if anything, maybe i need to go through to clean up people off my friends' list. >> this is a typical thing, what do you think? is the school just too inhumane? or should she watch her calendar better? president obama doesn't have a strategy to deal with isis but the retire d -- listen to this.

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hey, everybody. good morning, today is sunday, the 31st of august, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert, joan rivers is on life support this, morning. what will the family do now? we have the latest on the family's position. and the president says he's

not looking to handle isis but democrats are not impressed. >> he's too cautious. >> the latest fallout from the president's no strategy strategy. and who is better at grilling? men or women? what the experts say? the answer just might surprise you. it's "fox and friends" on a sunday morning. here we go. can i just say i learned something on a commercial break, this woman ran 15 miles yesterday. were you being chased? >> yes, i was with the memory of the boston marathon behind me. i didn't have a good enough time and ran the full new york city marathon with the former fighter pilot. i got a feeling that i couldn't

run 15 miles if i tattooed it on my hand to see it. we have other headlines to get to this morning. joan rivers is reportedly on life support now. sources from the family tell tmz the agonizing decision over what happens next will not be made for 80 days. doctors reportedly put her in a metticly activity and earlier we spoke to dr. nina ratcliffe on how this helped her recovery. >> you reduce the swelling to allow your brain to rest. so there's a lot of science behind it, but we try to twist the oxygen so that the brain can

get what it needs. >> the family is still hoping for a turn for the better. and taking a family's lamborghini for a joyride tearing it to shreds. the orp rauz ri-- the rams made a cut on saturday to meet the league mandate of the 53-player roster. he had stiff competition for the defensive end position. st. louis head coach jeff fisher was proud to draft the first nfl player but made it clear that it was his for his ability. the team has until noon today. and this will warm your hear. the 3-year-old boy who was born deaf hearing music for the very

first time. ♪ >> he gets up to start dancing. back in may little august received a hearing implant. the family slowly introduced sound and wanted to see how he reacted to music. and the reaction is priceless. >> we have to get him on the show. >> those are the headlines. thank you, an anyway. >> a u.s. war plane is carrying out a new round of air strikes and humanitarian aid in iraq. the mission focusing on northern iraq in the kurdish region. >> jennifer griffin is life in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. senior u.s. intelligence official that is i spoke to last night said american war planes at 8:30 p.m. eastern carried out three air strikes and dropped

humanitarian relief to the -- he lives in the taliban. water and electricity has been cut off by isis since june. the iraqi forces were air lifted into the area on saturday and backed by new u.s. air strikes. the mission was authorized by the president late in the week. according to a a report, two c-130s delivered 500,000 gallons of fresh drinking water and 7,000 meals ready to eat. this occurred in amirli, two hours from the capital.

abdullah issued a final warning about isis saying, quote, terrorism at this time is an evil force that must be fought with wisdom an speed. and if neglected, i'm sure after a month it will arrive in europe and a month after that landing in america. >> what is abdullah doing? >> he's urged the united states and others about the lack of concern. you've heard him on friday say he's really having no strategy to deal with him. and over the weekend, political opponents listen to members of

his own political party. the listen to this left wing. >> i have learned one thing about this president. he's very cautious, oom too cautious. and that plane from arab nation. >> i'm not saying this is by accident. she thought that it was a direct message. >> cautious. >> many are looking for passports from those who could

attack. dan was here earlier and many are saying this is all on purpose, not by accident. watch. >> if there's one thing the american people hate more than anything is chaos. and whatever they don't like, the president is able to get his arm around this. his fundamental transformation is really at home. that's really important for people to understand. this is not ignorant. it's a deliberate ignorance and there's a big deal. >> that's what we saw. >> seeking secret service is a

big deal. >> many are saying, don't fund-raise or come co our events. the president has approval ratings down in the 40s. >> don't hug me. >> don't hug me. just walk on by. >> i'm going to give you a peck on the. if someone is now popular, come and help me campaign. >> are people saying those who road his coat tail ed it?

>> many are trying to help out his party in any way they can. because they don't want him campaigning for them and despite the terrifying things at the border, just waiting until after the midterm election to maket d party's chances, but school is back in session already and all the illegal children who are here are having to be educated somewhere, right? >> so that covers all the republicans in washington. republicans don't want to deal with it either. >> a lot of the republican donors are for increasing the number of immigrants in the country, but this was a unilateral action to also say,

wait until -- they do agree with the policies but doesn't want to be responsible. here comes rick with the weather. so hot, right? >> coming, guys. get ready. all right. take a look at the weather maps. one going on is the tropics with all the moisture pulling into areas of louisiana yesterday. in fact, some spots over 7 inches of rain. now we turn our sights down to the caribbean with the customer of storms just north. you can watch this move into the gulf and we could potentially see development. here's your forecast across the northeast for your day today. put this map in motion and you

can see the storms, some will be severe this afternoon. very warm and sticky day. down across the southeast, we are dealing again with more scattered showers. houston is getting heavy rain at times. oklahoma is just warm and seeing dryer conditions. find me in georges or northern plains. we should do that. coming up, president obama doesn't have a strategy for dealing with isis but retired jack keane does. he'll tell you the three steps we need to take right now. and the important fed safety

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the white house say it's waiting on the pentagon for a plan to take down isis, but the pentagon says they are ready and waiting. >> the president hasn't yet laid out a specific plan for military action in syria. and the reason for that is simply the pentagon is still developing that plan. >> i think that anybody with any knowledge of the united states military knows we're ready. we're ready all the time. >> is our national security at risk? joining us with his own plan,

general jack keane is here, what do you think? >> we should lead a coalition. mostly regional leaders in stopping isis. in fact, when you look at the problem from the military perspective, there are two major things the united states could be involved in. one is to support a ground counter offensive. and as that word implies, the ground count and syrian army. and the iraqi army would coordinate that with israeli tribes. the fact is they have not received much of anything. they need a lot more help than

what they're getting. also, this ground counter offensive should be supported by air power close in. when you are fighting in populated areas and fighting very close to the enemy, you need to have air traffic control. we are still taking the ground offensive and that should be in the west in the yeucrates river valley to take back the land that we've lost. the fact of the matter is if we had seen the taste of the iraqi army, to be frank about it, some of them will have to see new

leaders put in there. and that -- he supports air power. >> gentlemen, can i make the offense point? >> we need more help. >> trainers and advisers need to come out with how to converge

terrorist activities. we didn't leave the small force. >> the other part of the campaign is an air campaign. we cannot only strike targets in iraq but throughout iraq to do what? and also promote syria and an initiative. that would be the objective of my campaign. and what are we attacking? we are attacking the staging basis with troops and equipment, their supply bases, their training areas for the new recruits, it is something we

need to do, provide the targets for that. we would continue the course. >> general jack keane, thank you for joining us this morning. >> okay, take care. coming up, tony stewart will be back on the track. we'll go tell you more about this saddest cat ever. you shoulda taken it to midas. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what stuff can wait. high-five! arg!

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here's a bit of it. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i've had to deal with both professionally and personally. and this is something that will definitely affect my life forever. i think that being back in the car this week with my racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> so what are nascar insiders saying about tony's return? nascar reporter bob gillner is joining us from atlanta. so what are the other drivers saying? >> honestly, they are all excited to see tony stewart behind the wheel again. i think from a nascar driver's perspective, this is very emotional to deal with. when something horrific happens,

the best thing you can do is bury yourself in your work. and in the nascar world, according to drivers, this is the best way for tony stewart to do that. spoken to jimmy johnson, i have token to tony's peers and they are all happy to see him here and hope being back behind the wheel of a race car where he can concentrate on the job at hand instead of being at his home in indiana and having to just dwell on the incident itself helps him a little bit with the recovery process. >> i noticed jeff gordon, one of the best in the business, he said this, i'm very supportive of having him back. i know based on watching the press conference how emotional this has been for him. i do think that the best thing for him is to be back in that race car. i've got to tell you what, yesterday after we did this story, quite a few people tweeted me saying, i don't know. he's kind of known as a

hot-head. one guy got really upset that he should be behind bars because maybe he jerked his car over, not wanting to kill him, of course, but known to be very aggressive and the sbrenlgs /* sbenlgs intelligence out there. >> the reason he was there was to help bring racing racetrack. and i think that tony stewart is misconstrued at times. he has a vigor and is competitive. he's shown that with endeavors in the racing scene in the nascar garage area, but at the same time we also have to caution. and nascar said this the other day, with the president, the investigation is still ongoing

with the police department and are still a couple weeks away from determining the investigation. so at this time tony stewart is allowed to drive but there are a lot of skeptics then if he's behind the wheel. >> well, just stay over. some time was spent with tony stewart last week to discuss the entire situation. and johnnie says he feels for tony stewart and kevin ward jr.'s family. many stand by him at the time. >> we'll see if he can concentrate today. you have to have full concentration over 200 miles an hour.

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alleyway. >> i did see people jump out of the boat. and they were all in black. and it was like something in a movie. they just jumped out and ran toward the building. >> this as thousands of illegal immigrants stretch across the border in other southwestern states. this time around 20 arrived from mexico. the border agents were able to capture all of them. a british family says disney reportedly tried to charge an extra $50,000 to them to have a fridge. the family told "the daily mail" they need the fridge in their room to store their 3-year-old son's life-saving medicine. but the hotel says the only fridge available is in the beauty suite where celebrities stay. later they were contacted and there's a fridge in the room. but did they get to carry the

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rounded in an aestablish iing firefig firefight of who is better at grilling? women are better grillers according to this, typically because the men get out of the house and not have to listen to the women do this. they can be outside to focus on the beer drinking more so. >> women who cook in the house, why do women want to cook outside? >> they want to get away from the women. i don't grill, but i'm speaking for the men in this case, they are behind in every category, college, starting salary, they will be in trouble. there should be some place in america left to do that. >> change a tire and all that

stuff. >> i bet he's with a guy out there. >> i have the owner of bar bacon. >> i think we hold the crown. >> there you go. speaking of which, so yesterday apparently was national bacon day. we missed it by a day but we'll take it any time of the year. we are celebrating bay cop day today and what we had yesterday. national bacon day. we are starting with ice cream, two desserts first. >> we have our bacon ice cream which is just vanilla and we put

a nice bourbon chocolate sauce, a bacon and peanut butter and fresh buries. >> i like it warmed up. >> the rest of the table is nice. we have a lobster roll with bacon. all the dishes have bacon. we have a chef and blt. my wife loves of can dough and runny egg i really try to vacation this as an indulgence.

and trying to show bacon as a more percent tile project. >> this all looks amazing. peter sherman, this is all incredible. the owner of bar bacon. come out here fast, this is one amaze amazing. >> they are ready for some bacon! >> bacon! >> there we go. coming up, isis is in mexico. and could these bikes soon

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welcome back. i want to fly through the air like a star trooper in "star wars." watch this. so this british inventor is building a hover bike. he started a kick-starter campaign and plans to sell his scale model to fund the project. the full-size hover bike could travel up to 90 miles an hour. but it is expensive. $75,000. and starting on september 15th, groups of hikers attempting an all-day trek to the grand canyon will be required to get a permit now. the national park service says they can better keep track of all the hikers.

a $175 permit applies to groups from 2 to 30. here's anna. mike, thank you. 15 till the top of the hour, the threat of isis is growing and countries are reacting. but why isn't the united states? jay johnson claims this, at present, the u.s. department of homeland security and the fbi are unaware of any specific, credible threat to the u.s. homeland from isil. and incredible sources show isis operating in mexico but there are denials continuing from that threat. good morning, tom, thank you for being with us. >> good morning, thank you for friday, the judicial watch issued this bulletin saying the operators are operating in mexico. what are your sources on this because we are hearing something very different from the federal government? >> well, we can't give up our

sources for obvious reasons, but they are deadly serious about the threat, the information is there's an attack coming very soon and plants at the border. it may include vehicle explosives. and the department of homeland security, the fact that justice has been told to work and try to prevent the threats, i just don't understand, well, i do understand why d.c. is downplaying this. oftentimes the agencies don't even know what they're doing, and certainly the leadership is on behind the eight ball as opposed to who is on the front line trying to frantically prevent anything from happening. since the report has been issued, the evacuation is entirely possible. and as the guys involving combat

to those and pay attention to what they are doing and the dire nation they are trying to prevent. >> we did reach out to dhs and this is what they told us, we are aware of absolutely nothing credible to substantiate this claim. that's what you dijudicial watc saying, but you think there's more chatter now with 9/11 just around the corner. in your mind what should america be concerned with? >> it is imminent and coming very soon is what we are hearing. and it's disappointing to take dhs to know about this imminent threat and government leadership needs to know about it. anyone in government, we have

talked about this, has been all ears and no one said you're crazy. and unfortunately it seems like the droppers has, we hope and pray, take the right action to keep our security. >> thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you, anna. 48 minutes after the hour. they sound like official phone calles from the i.r.s., but they are trying to trick you out of your hard-earned money. investors say there are several phone scams out there right now. we have a warning you need to know. and here's kevin mccarthy is here with the newest mission, next. you know our brands.

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on the show, we were in mexico and -- well, let's move on. >> kevin mccarthy is here to join us now. he's the most honest movie reviewer in the world. >> tucker, i love you man. good morning, mike and anna. good to see you guys. >> so what happened? >> so piers brosnan plays an

agent called in to one last mission out of retirement and has to take on a bad guy. the bad guy is someone he trained. so when i sat down with piers brosnan, obviously this is your return to the spy genre, so what does james bond and this character peter devereaux have in common? i asked him what they would do if confronted? >> i think bond has more items up his sleeve. this man is a hard-nosed loner and there's somebody that has died and gone to war operative. as the james bond, a spy for

mi-5. it's a good question. that would be me going up against daniel craig. okay, sure, bring it on, danny boy. >> now that's a fight i want to see if you're watching today, those are the next two movies. >> wow, i like that. and i gave the movie a two-and-a-half out of 5. worthy of a reppal. stay away from the theater, but i give it 2.5 out of it. >> tough but fair, always. i have to ask you for the film industry, is tv getting worse or better? >> audiences are finally realizing that hollywood is rehashing the same movies over and over.

then "garden the gal lack clack galaxy," and "breaking bad" are some of the best shot in television. that's why people are staying home to watch television. they can get the best writing and acting in your up home. there's so many great tv opti s options. >> sometimes it's just a pain in the butt to go to movie theater when you can catch it at home in your underwear. >> that's the quality, you can see it in your home. next year "avengers 1" is the

highest gross movie of all time. and "star wars" coming out in november. i think it's one of the biggest. >> thank you, guys. >> i think tv really changed with jack bower on "24." and president obama coming under fire with no plan to damage isis. chris wallace is here next hour to debate. and nearly $4 billion are talking about the department of veterans affairs. we'll debate this, coming up.

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hey, everybody. how are you doing? it is sunday, the 31st of august, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. joan rivers is on life support this morning. so is there a chance for recovery and what will her family do now? the latest on her condition. and the president has no plan to handle isis. he told the country that, but that doesn't fly with some democrats. watch this. >> he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> ouch. this morning new fallout from the president's no strategy strategy. and your kids love to play it, but apparently dogs love it more. peek-a-boo. yep, i see you. i see you. man, that adorable bulldog's game of peek-a-boo is going viral. we'll show it to you in just a little bit. it's "fox and friends" on a sunday morning. good to have you with us.

good morning, the last sunday in august. doesn't that make you sad? welcome to our world. >> welcome in to our world. rick is here in just a little bit to talk about how labor day may be the unofficial end to summer, but most of the country will be feeling very summer-like. >> it will be 100 degrees in washington, d.c. today. >> is that true? >> yes! >> i don't want to go back. >> you are going back? >> yeah. >> first, we'll head to your news headlines this morning. joan rivers is reportedly on life support at this hour. sources to the family are agonizing over the decision of what to do next that won't be made for the next couple of days. the 81-year-old went into cardiac arrest on thursday on her vocal chords. doctors reportedly put her in a medically-induced coma to

monitor her brain activity. earlier we spoke to nina ratcliffe and how this could affect her recovery. >> there's a lot of science that goes behind it but essentially we are trying to tip the scale of the oxygen demand and the oxygen supply. we want to decrease the demand of oxygen while optimizing the supply so the brain can get enough of what it needs. >> the rivers family tells tmz they are hopeful for a recovery. tony stewart is back on the track today in atlanta for his first national car race since hitting and killing kevin ward jr. three weeks ago. some people question if three weeks was long enough. qux bob dillner joins later to see what the drivers are saying. >> they are all excited to see tony stewart back at the atlanta motor speedway. i think from the driver's

perspective and the nascar world, a lot of people take this as tony trying to heal with the emotional side of this as well. >> stewart needs to win today and next week to get back into the race. we know this pilot lost unconsciousness and no one else was on board. the f-16 stayed with the plane until it ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean off the coast of virginia. and a moving act of kindness. a woman's husband passes away while mowing the yard and a firefighter left this letter, quote, we felt bad that your husband didn't get to finish the yard. let us know if there is anything we can do to out.

and they finished mowing the lawn. >> so often, at least on the east coast, or the northeast, i should say, you have fall starting to come right near labor day. that's not the case as most have seen. and along with the summer, we have a severe weather threat today across much of the southeast and along the 95 corridor. mostly is going to be moving to the eastern side of the picture from 9:00 to 10:00 before it exits the coast. it's warm and humid in the eastern half of the country. really the eastern two-thirds

will see some pretty decent downpours. we have a storm system that moved into the pacific northeast yesterday. today it moves into the high plains to bring us the threat for severe weather. and a tornado threat that we don't see that often in august, but part of this will move throughout iowa and illinois. let's go to jennifer griffin now with the latest in iraq. >> reporter: the latest air strike took place at 8:30 p.m. eastern last night. they were part of the humanitarian relief option to

help support another group and don't involve syrian targets. that remains up @iunauthorized. it appears isis fighters may kill several hostages. it has dropped 10,500 gallons of fresh drinking water and several meals to eat, this is amirli.

terrorism at this time is an evil force that must be fought with wisdom and speed. and if neglected, i'm sure it will arrive in europe and after that i'm sure it will push everyone toward the capital of baghdad. >> so what is the president wanting to do about it? >> i'm taking my son to the cafe down theand the question is, wh are we doing next? we have the air strikes as jennifer griffin described and

the administration clearly hasn't decided where to go from there. now, jack keane, got a call from the white house recently asking his opinion. a couple weeks ago, we just spoke to him about what he thinks the united states aught to do in response to isis and here's part of what he said. >> we would continue that attack as long as we had targets to do that. so a ground campaign that we're supporting and an air campaign that we are leading in populated areas or close to and emergency, you need air traffic controllers to facilitate this. >> he went on to say that he thinks there should be thousands of u.s. advisers on the ground. in iraq. >> so the macroquestion is how did we end up with another war in iraq? wasn't the president just

bragging about how he fixed it. now we are moving towards what some of the commentators are saying, him being reluctant to sign off on one of the strategies that the pentagon has put before us. but we heard recently. the underlying thought is that the president needs to pull the trigg trigger. >> have you spoken to anyone at the white house? they say, we didn't want to deal with this in the first place. we ran against the idea of the war in iraq. we shouldn't have to deal with this. tough! you're president, exuding --

listen to this. >> i have learned one thing about the president and that is he's cautious, maybe in this instance too cautious. hopefully the plans will turn into a strategy to include that coalition from arab nation. >> in the backdrop of all of this, there are two, one is the mid perm election coming up. and the other president is immigration, specifically.

>> what do you do if you are up for election and you're a democrat. do you have the president come to your town to shake your hand? >> a lot of people say this is a no-fly zone. they don't want to campaign for them either. >> this year representative potus speaks out, don't even fly over us, fly around us. >> the congressman from georgia had this to say, this is from -- >> he's talking about ferguson. >> yeah. let us switch gears with the politics behind all of this coming forward. it is not just al sharpton raising aggression that has been following him there, but anyway, this is what he said.

ferguson has made it crystal clear to the african-american community and others that we've got to go to the polls. you participate and vote and can have some control over what happens to your child in your country. so basically putting all this on the back of michael. >> that's just the facts. pretending that this is untrue is not honest. and whatever happened between michael brown and the cop, i wish he had not shot him, honestly, but that has nothing to do with conflicts in ethnicity and race. we don't want that here. stop it. it has real consequences that are bad. they should stop that. >> we have to move along here.

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well, right after president obama announced he has no strategy to deal with isis in

syria, the british prime minister david cameron takes a tough stance raising the u.k. terror level to severe. so how damaging is the president's position that we have no strategy? and how does the u.k.'s position cop that's with his? does it make him look bad? joining us to discuss, chris wallace host of "fox news sunday." good morning. is this going to be a quote that lives on forever in the first became of "wikipedia. i hope. but it's the process of getting us together. he'll made with the nato summit in wales. if over time he can get the coalition to work with prime

minister cameron. two things, first of all, when the beheadings took place, cameron cutoff his vacation and immediately came back to briton take charge. not and /* president obama sounds like he's at a loss. >> many are watching the president so closely. what is the divide like between the two leaders? >> clearly the president was trying to push back the week before last, as you pointed out, you had chuck hagel, the defense secretary and the chairman of

the joint chiefs, the top military map in the country. and the imminent threat there running rampant. u.s. strikes against u.s. forces in syria. i'll tell you this, the spokesman said they have a strategy that won't be implemented. do you have mike rogers on today, chris? >> good guess. jennifer griffin will be on with the latest situation. mike rogers to tell us, is, the

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administration. have you ever received a call like this? >> we have a reason to believe that it was willful act done with an intent to defraud the irs. that's the reason there is a legal issue against you with the full serious on top of your name. >> you may have fallen victim the one of the scams out there. what do you need to know and how can you keep your identity safe? joining us is curt the cyber guy. >> it is annoying that the scam phone calls are continuing to grow. you got one, right? >> hello, this is anna from "fox

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they received a contract this past may to move soldiers cars to and from locations. the suit claims thousands of cars have gone missing or are damaged, including this woman's car who we spoke to earlier. >> i called customer service and got a ticket number in which they said, somebody will be back within two business days. well, that was three weeks ago. >> yeah, she said she spent $1600 on a rental car. attorneys say they have still not heard back from international auto statistics which was filed back a few years ago. and more than $3.7 million has been spent on the wind

energy project. this is one of four sites chosen for development that actually has a working wind turbine. a majority of the money is now falling on the taxpayers. and what was supposed to be a great way to kickoff the college football season, the game ball to come in by a parachute ended up being a big mess. >> oh! >> well, the penn state university of central florida football game in dublin got off to a rough start when the parachuter holding the game ball didn't make it onto the field. the wayward skydiver got caught in a wind gust and landed on nearby train tracks. fortunately, there was no train coming and he was not injured. >> and they were able to find him after all to start the game. which they did. rick reichmuth is standing outside at the moment. >> it looks like there could be

worse places he could have landed. like right at the top the stadium hanging off. not bad. take a look at the weather maps. as you're waking up here across the eastern two-thirds of the country, west over the next two days you'll be below average. this is the northwest. but the east will be very warm continuing to see that. in fact, take a look at this. the next five days in d.c., tuesday, a high temperature and actual temperature, not feels like temperature, of 97 degrees. one of the highest all summer long. so summer is still hanging on even though labor day is done. take a look at temperatures. watch this playout the next few days. today, 100 in amarillo. tomorrow, 97. raleigh, 94. atlanta tomorrow, 83. 86 in boston. tuesday, you're at 87. you get the idea here. this heat hangs on around the eastern two-thirds of the country all week long.

chicago, a lot of a cool summer, 88 degrees on summer. along with the rain across the western part of pennsylvania. we'll also see severe weather across the plains, possibly tornadic across western parts of iowa. guys? we asked for your opinion, we had a woman on this morning who sent her 4-year-old son by the name of will to a private school. she got so frustrated by the fact that they couldn't get their act together, picture day one day, they had to change it, she said things were discombobulated at school. she said, why is it every single day at school there's something new i dislike about my son's

school? are my standards really too high or are people working in the education field really just that ignorant? well, the teachers and faculty at the school didn't like that. they said, oh, yeah? you call us ignorant? you can just take your kid and go to another school. they kicked him out of the private school. >> we have that woman who was on the program a while ago after she took to facebook and said those things. we should tell you, her boy was a little sleepy. >> while i was dropping him off for school, the lady was looking at me like i was crazy. all i did was say, i thought you guys didn't get enough notice. she thought it was plenty of notice, but you can't voice your opinions with them. >> i saw picture day had a blue

thing around it. >> yes, but that's just a behavior chart. they did that before the day they wrote that on. >> you have to be careful on what you post. or is the school on thin skin? she's frustrated to put it on facebook. >> the thing is they don't want to deal with parents like that. >> where was the father in that? >> i forgot to ask about that and probably should >> we asked you about this and shirley said, don't post grievances on facebook. take it in person. >> and another viewer writes, let him return to school, bad for the school to boot him out. >> and as a teacher in a private school, i can tell you that nothing creates more problems than a parent constantly complaining. concerns with the school or the teacher should be kept within. if she didn't like what the office told her, she should speak with the principal. >> good point. >> when you were talking to her,

had she had other run-ins with the school before. >> this was building up over weeks. she just needed to vent and it was all over on facebook day. apparently some are reading facebook, not me, but some do. coming up, politics from the pulpit. a religion as usual. >> people have bought into a cultural myth in what we used to call biblical we call political that intimidates pastors. >> that pastor is not afraid to speak his mind. the congregation is going to ask to him about politics in the pull lit. and coming up, this bet backfires.

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call biblical we now call political that intimidates pastors, drives them back and the entire goal of this law is unfolding. they are mailing letters to pastors saying, don't you dare preach on anything related to that, so it drives the gospel out of the political arena. >> is this politically correct? limiting what preachers say at the pulpit? joining me is father jonathan morris and author of a brand new book called "finding peace and serenity." this just came out yesterday? >> you can pre-order this right now. we better answer this. >> i'm excited. you should buy this book. >> thank you very much. i think it is very important that pastors that preach at churches should very clear ly

look into faith and morality. if the government says, hey, you can't do that because of the political cops consequences, then we have changed the face of america. now, i think we do have to be careful, more for the sake of the church, not to be endorsing candidates or political party. not because it's against the law. we've done that throughout the history of the united states of america. some churches have endorsed canada, but i don't think it's good for the churches. why? because you can't trust people or parties to completely be faithful to the local teaching. and so you have to preach faith and morals. and the government better stay out of it. and people have been willing to die. >> do you ever bring up political issues? >> of course, but not truly partisan or endorsing candidates. but issues that affect politics? of course. do we want preachers to be speaking out against slavery, for example? yes. if, for example, during the time

of nazism, we want them to speak out about hitler and what he was doing. that has political consequences. >> very often there are social issues that go from biblical to political. >> i love where you are going, i love it. we talked about this before. >> sometimes pastors tip-toe around taboo topics, tithing or sex before marriage, and if the government is getting involved even more, there's going to be more to talk about it. >> i do talk about some of these things to my congregation. we have to figure out, exactly, what does the bible say so and what is the human gift of reason saying about these things. make sense? >> father jonathan morris, the

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his memory. don't you want this, a bad memory serves a purpose? would you want this to happen? >> right. have firefighters, law enforcement personnel and our men and women in the military who are having very painful experiences related to the work that they do which can be debilitating psychologically, socially and emotionally. so if we're at a point when we can go in and with a laser sharp focus erase those memories or be able to replace them with8t positive ones, it could possibly, in a very significant way, influence the quality of their lives in a very positive

way. >> how exactly does it work? what part of the brain are you dealing with here? >> well, mike, we have two areas of the brain that are emotionally involved with how we form memories. we have the hippacampus, which stores the information. the event take place. but then memories about emotion. so the amygdala gets involved, responsible for our feelings, emotions, anger, things like that. together, they see what we form as memories. a memory isn't just objectively something that happens and we record that memory and recall it. it's the information plus feelings, plus where we are socially and emotionally, environmental clues. >> i've got one. we talk about ptsd all the time on this show. could you erase those memories of war? >> of course, if we continued with this research, which is very promising, you could go in and maybe somebody is attacked in the hills of afghanistan or alongside a road, a car bomb

goes off, and these can cause trauma, traumatic memories that could lead to insomnia and depression. if we can go in and erase those memoriçey which leads to the problem -- >> real quick, every wise, older person i know says the same thing. i'm grateful for the sfrg i went through because i learned something and it is who i am. your memories are you. that's what you are. so i mean, isn't this part of a larger trend where all suffering isn't considered bad? >> i understand kwha your saying, tucker. you can't get out of. >> well, we have a fox news alert. joan rivers, is there any hope she will recover?

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. up and at em, everybody. it's sunday, august 31st. joan rivers, is said to be on life support. the latest on her condition. and then while president obama waits to make a decision about isis, people in his own party are running from him. >> he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> well, the political pressure he's experiencing force him to create a plan? we'll have the very latest on that. and this video just might melt your heart. a deaf boy hears for the very first time. ♪

>> and instantly jumps up and starts dancing. more of this amazing video and the surgery that gave him a whole new world. mornings are best with friends. >> announcer: it's time for "fox & friends." >> that's right. it's time for "fox & friends." good morning. >> and thank you for the entire hour because we have puppies on the plaza, how fido will not get lost while you're on your labor day vacation. we've got apps and gadgets. >> does anybody call themefido any more? >> they should. >> a friend of mike, marm summers, double dare guy, he's watching from langschul, germany. >> on the base? >> yeah. >> what's the word you couldn't say? i don't know. and then they would slime you? >> yeah, they would slime me,

double dare, physical challenge. >> we've got a lot more to tell you this morning. joan rivers is reportedly on life support. sources close to the family telling tmz is agonizing decision over what happens next will not be meat for at least a couple of days. we're told the 81-year-old went into cardiac arrest thursday during surgery on her vocal cords. doctors reportedly put her in a medically?uw÷ induced coma. earlier we spoke to nina radcliff about how this could possibly help her recovery. >> reduce the swelling and it rest. there's a lot of science that goes behind it, but essentially we're trying to tip the scales of the oxygen demand and the oxygen supply. so we want to decrease the demand of oxygen while optimizing the supply to the brain can get enough of what it needs. >> the rivers family saying they hope it will take a turn for the better.

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his family is slowly introducing him to new sounds and they wanted to see how he reacted. he pops right up and starts dancing. i love it. >> wow. okay. a fox news alert, late last night, u.s. war planes carrying out a new amount of air strikes and they also dropped some ewe man tearan aid, water and food. the missions are focused+÷ on t town of amirli where besieged shia turkmen have been trapped by isis, as you know, for a couple of months now. >> fresh food and water dropped overnight and at least six isis targets were destroyed by usair planes. the video shows the iraqi air force evacuating women and children from the town as ground troops worked to take out isis. boy, so we are back. we are back, aiding a war in iraq. not at all where the president expected to be and many in the white house unwilling to face up to this mmoment, which demands

decision from the president, demands something of where we're going from this moment forward. >> pinprick air strikes have been referred to, one general said we need a ground and air campaign led by the united states. the president said we don't have a strategy. the pentagon saying the united states is always ready within we're waiting on the president. >> we've got a couple hundred advisers over there advising the iraqi army. he thinks we should have thousands of advisers. that's getting back in. >> that is absolutely -- and the oesn't want to do this. what the public, my sense, is the american public wants a definitive answer to the question, what is our strategy? what do we want to achieve? how do we stop the chaos because the chaos is the most scary thing. even democrats, by the way, profoundly dissatisfied with the president's performance on this question recently. dianne feinstein, chairman of

the senate integ committee went on nbc this morning and said this. watch. >> i think i've learned one thing about this president, and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance, too cautious. and so hopefully those plans will coaless into a strategy that can encourage that coalition from arab nations. >> some are saying the president -- role so he can pass the problem to somebody else. a former secret service dan mogeno says this is methodical. listen. >> if there's one thing, tucker, the american people hate more than anything, it's chaos. and whenever they turn on the news, they see chaos in obamacare, chaos in iraq, chaos in afghanistan. they hate chaos. this president doesn't want to burn an ounce of his political capital on foreign policy when his fundamental transformation

is really at home. people understand that. this is not ignorance, it's a deliberate ignorance, and there's a very big difference. >> huge difference and i agree with him. >> so jay johnson is saying there is no credible threat from our homeland between mexico -- you know, we've heard from inside sources, the cia mike baker said he had reason to believe isis was contacting drug cartels and they were coming up with something, judicial watch posted a bulletin on friday saying something very opposite of what jay johnson and the department of homeland security said, basically saying the threat is imminent. >> that isis is in mexico and they're going to strike us? >> and they're going to strike us and we need to think about this aheac of 9/11. listen to tom from judicial watch on the program earlier. >> they're deadly serious about the threat. the information is there's an attack coming very soon, plans for the bothered. it may involve car bombs and other types of vehicle

explosives and that agency, the department of homeland security, defense and justice have been told to work your leads and to pro to prevent these threats. >> judicial watch says that. the department of homeland security gave us this statement. we are aware of absolutely nothing credible to substantiate that claim. >> and who knows? there are a lot of threats out there and we're receiving intel day by day. i have no way to assess what is true. what i do know is these guys are guided by their politicalhq insingts at all. that's why the president, in his re-election campaign, ran on the idea that he defeated al qaeda, that he had terrorists under control. so these guys are very hesitant to admit that there's any real threat from terror. >> all right. 9:08 eastern time. >> it is. >> i just felt like giving the time there. that was weird. >> people are getting up, getting ready and going to church, they need to know what to put on. summer is on the way even though

labor day is the unofficial end of summer? >> put on tank top and shorts if your church is like that because it's hot and sticky out here. >> i'm gunner chairs from jacksonville, florida. >> why are you here? >> visiting west point college and turning new york. >> anybody here trying to get into west point, i want to give you props and say good luck to you. best of luck to you and thank you for what you want to do. this is what it is going to feel like this afternoon. it is hot today all across the eastern two-thirds of the country. today it's going to feel like 96 in wichita, 100 in washington, d.c. 101 in jacksonville. 93 in new york city. you get the idea here. it's just hot and it is sticky. this is going to be kind of the warmer rest air we've had for a lot of the summer for a lot of people and summer is almost over. we had some severe weather threat, but predictions for the threat. that is good news. we have going to see some strong storms move through, but not getting to the severe limits that we thought might be the case.

we had a lot of rain yesterday across parts of louisiana. we'll see a little more pulled in there. probably the heaviest of the rain is going to be across kentucky where we could see localized flooding. and then in across the northern plains, a system dipping into the northern rockies today is going to eventually eject out into the plains. i think we could see a legitimate tornado threat especially for this time of year, for places like omaha, sioux falls, and maybe in towards the des moines area. that's that circle, western iowa with the biggest threat. tomorrow that threat moves farther off towards the east, including the western great lakes, chicago and much of the western side of michigan. we'll continue to watch that right hue r here. right now, guys, back to the inside. >> thanks a million, rick. coming up, close to a dozen americans pledging allegiance to &háhp &hc% who are these people? how do we keep these people from coming back to the united states with bombs? former cia commander gary bernstein weighs in on that, next. and caught on camera, illegal aliens storming a san

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. two americans killed just in the past week fighting for isis in syria. but they weren't viting alone. overall officials say the number of americans, americans, joined the terror group is close to 100. so how do we make certain they don't gain entry into this country? joining us now is gary bernstein, spokesman for concerned veterans of america. and kabul bureau chief, a man who knows what he's talking

about. thank you for joining us this morning. >> pleasure to be here. >> hard to believe there are any americans doing this, but apparently there are. what's your guess on how many and why? >> well, there are statements right now, there's estimates of 100 to 200. there's up to they believe 800 russians. this is a massiveiñ internatio force. not different from what we saw in afghanistan back in 2001 where we invaded where it was like the united nations of murderers over there. we have 320 million people. there is a growing muslim population here. there are people that believe in fundamentalism, that are -- even though they are receiving the fruits of the freedoms that you get in america, they still support the other side and are looking to create a worldwide -- they believe in this stuff. they are there fighting for this. this is a sort of great adventure for them. when we invaded afghanistan in 2001, there were millions7 of people trying to get in to fight

us from pakistan. there are traffic jams 20 miles long. we made the decision, let them in, we'll kill them on the battlefield. so with this conflict, there are jihadists from all over the world, the u.s., canada, russia, just every place you can imagine that are pouring in. >> the goal is to go over there, get some training and come back to here? >> i think they'll come back if instructed to come back. but when they enter, isis takes their passports from them. isis will hold all these things, do photo substitution, create their own alias documentation center. so when they come back to us, they may not come back at uspt with their own pass porlts. they may come back into central america or into mexico and try to walk across the border. if they suspect we're looking for them, theelt use alias documentation. >> obviously, we're worried about them coming here to the homeland, but how do we cut off the trickett from them getting recruited andd? they found a way to somehow make this cool. to a normal person, beheading people and slaughtering

christians is not cool. >> it is -- it is what they have been selling through the radicalists, selling this ideology to young, impressionable men who believe they have been victims of the 20th century, they've been victimized and this is their chance to fight back against the west, to fight back against israel, and they sell them on this. they go, they buy it, they go and you've seen, you know, suicide bomber from florida, another guy killed, i don't know the second one, whether he was from california or not. but there will be many, many others. and we are in the beginning of a struggle here. look, the president is talking about -- you know, and we've been doing air strikes against them. these people will not be defeated by air strikes. it is going to require boots on the ground. someone is going to have to put a force in there to fight that. >> why does it have to be us? >> the pointh= is it probably should be us leading a coalition of forces. we need to do what george bush

did in 1991. >> the father. >> he got the moroccans in, is syrians, he got everybody in. you need a president who is on the phone, you need a president who is on the phone and providing leadership. the saudis recognized, last week, the religious authority, the senior -- sheikh al azis announce this is a -- >> what are they doing? >> they did a meeting this week with the golf war cooperation and all the foreign ministers agreed we need to act, too. so the united states -- the king of saudi arabia has called the united states to get in to be more active. we're going to have discussions with our allies. this is something we should not fight alone, but we need to♪ build a coalition and destroy these people as quickly as possible. >> because they're a major threat to stable, noncrazy governments in the region, right? >> kuwait, saudi arabia, the uae, oman, so i think the gcc

has woken up in the last two weeks, they see this danger, they want the united states to play a larger role. we're going to have to do this together. because you don't defeat insurgencies with air power. you go back to counterinsurgencz theory in practice, sort of the father of counterinsurgency, who talk bes the specific steps you need to do on the ground to win. someone is going to have to be on the ground and it needs to be an international force, probably the u.s. >> one word answer, are we close to that coalition? >> not even close. >> gary burns, thanks a lot for joining us. >> my pleasure. coming up, remember the story about an old man trying to track down a little kid's lemonade stand? it turns out the neighbor is no saint. the ironic trouble he finds himself in this morning. and have you ever heard that achy joints can predict the weather? is that really true? the burning questions about your

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with the st. louis rams has been cut short. the first openly gay player drafted by an nfl team is now a free agent. rams made the cut yesterday to meet the league mandated 53 player roster. anna. tucker, thanks. 24 minutes after the hour, do you ever wonder why your body responds to things the way it does, like why do certain things taste bad to you? and what's with women always being colder than men? there are scientific reasons for all of those health habits. the answers to your burning body questions is lauren gelvin. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> people up with us this morning having a cup of q> there's fascinating science behind this. hot coffee and ice coffee always taste better than room temperature coffee. the temperature of our food affects how it tastes to us.

some of our taste buds are evolved to work best with room temperature foods. when you're drinking something that's hot and bitter like coffee, it won't taste as bitter as when it's room temperature. >> what about cold coffee? >> it's the same thing. it's cold, therefore it doesn't taste as bitter as it would at room temperature. next up, why do i hate the sound of my voice on a recording? >> we've all had that kroochpy feeling, it's a voice now you hear, it's on a video, and the truth is, that's how your voice sounds to everyone else. no! it's true. and what's happening is it has to do with how your body processes hearing. so when everyone sound that you hear is sounds moving through your ear, through the air, your ear processes it to your brain where it gets interpreted. when you speak, you're hearing those sounds coming out of your mouth, but you're hearing the internal vibrations of your vocal cords. that double layer gives your sounds when you're speaking a richer and full her quality. and the battle of the thermostat turns into the battle of the sexes. why is it women are always colder than men?

>> there's biological proof that we're justified in those. women have more body fat than men so we conserve more heat. oh, great. >> as a pejrju(tt of our weight. so we conserve more heat around our core, so our extremities feel colder, our hands and feet feel colder and our whole body feels colder. >> is it true achy joints predict the weather? >> there is 3r506 that it can. the atmospheric pressure outside drops and that can cause swelling in your body. so for people who are arthritis sxb they're prone to swelling in their joints, they may be able to detect those subtle changes. we're getting into fall and winter soon, before we know n2i. when the temperature drops, there's been studies that show people with arthritis can feel subtle changes. >> yeah. i broke my elbow really bad in the fifth grade and i swear i can feel it in my bones. >> you're right. >> i was reading your article and another thing that stood out

to me, because i travel a lot for this job, is that food tastes bland when you're in an airplane, right? and it's because your taste buds go numb. >> it's not the food, necessarily, that changes in your body when you're on the flight. so you end up not tasting the food, as well, when you're on the ground. >> lauren, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> very interesting. i like that. coming up b on "fox & friends," a major break through for treating heart failure. the new discovery that could save your life. and no grill? no problem. our food expert is here with wade to cook up a labor day feast without propane or charcoal. i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s.

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it's supposed to give thrill seekers the feeling of pure weightlessness. it is said to be complete by next summer. >> oh, that's an animation. >> do you want the assignment to try it out? >> me, too. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> it's good to be terrified. >> okay. oh, we're about to talk about grilling. >> yeah. we're going to battle over who is better atdw grilling, men or women. first, these headlines. some unbelievable footage showing illegal aliens storm ago san diego beach in broad daylig daylight. you can them sprinting up the beach into a city and down an allyway. >> i did see people jump out of the boat and it was like something in a movie, they jumped out and ran towards the buildings. >> this as thousands of illegal immigrants stream across the border in our southwestern states. this time around, 20 arriving from mexico. check this out by this boat you see. border agents were able to catch all of them.

a potential medical break through in the fight against heart disease. researchers finding a new experimental drug reduces deaths by 20%. developed by a swiss company, the pill could become the new standard of treatment for 6 million americans with heart failure as early as next year. last week, 12-year-old entrepreneur ÷!t.j. ggurerro appeared on the show and gave us the scoop on the crotchetty neighbor trying to shut down his elementa lemonade stand. >> he won't listen, he won't come to theb stand, he won't answer. everybody else is supporting the lemonade stand. i think he should, too. >> t.j.'s big is booming. and in the most ironic twist, his neighbor is in some legal trouble. he's been trying to shut down t.j.'s quote, illegal business all while running his own unlicensed business from his house. town officials say the man could

face a $250 daily fine if he doesn't get a license. >> is it -- okay, right? and benny the bulldog is playing the most dramatic game of peekaboo with his owner. you can see how slowly he lifts his edge just over the top. once he's spotted, he quickly lowers it back down. you can't get enough of this adorable dog. he has his own twitter and instagram account. follow him at peek at]én boo b. i was reading this article that says trying to determine if men or women are better at going into the backyard and grilling up steakes and hamburgers and stuff like that. they seem to think that because women are so efficient inside the house, they would be better at grilling than guys. >> well, yeah, that's what they're saying. i think part of this is because of the foodie revelation. it's not about just the meat,

it's about the sauces and the presentation and everything else. personally, i like it when a maq grills. united states nice to have a man who can grill, wh tire, who can hang a picture, who is a real man. i'll drink the beer. >> why do you do that? >> it's in me as a woman. i can't help it. >> you're a cool person, admit it. women are better at a lot of things. they should still let men grill. there has to be some carved out space where men can do their man thing and girls can eat. >> pick up some tongs. >> we don't mind getting you out of the house to grill. >> i was a little surprised how many e-mails we got on this. is that an interesting topic? well, christy sent in an e-mail, just want to let you know, my man can grill. he is amazing at so m!wg thing, grilling is a place where he really shines. his steaks are better than any stake house. >> i don't know who christy's husband is, but he is a lucky

man. she sounds awesome. marcus from texas writes this, my wife absolutely let's me hold the title of king of the grill because it means less cleanup inside. >> donna says women are better grillers, but they tell the husbands to go do it. >> that could be, too. >> there are a lot of things you wind up doing, you're not really sure how you wiped up doing it. >> you mean we don't say what we mean and mean what we say 100% of the time? >> i saw a sign the other day, women are meant to be loved, not understood. >> keep your e-mails coming. i like to read them throughout the day. here is rick with weather. >> so if you make a sign, you get to come and be on the show right here. happy 40th anniversary of the brands. >> some people behind said it's the seven years you have to worry about, not the fourth year. come back in three years. >> we have some tropical stuff out there coming up. that was justt moisture.

now we're watching this that you see across the western caribbean and this has a 50% chance of developing over the next five days. once it gets into the bay of m campec campeche, likely affecting mexico, not the u.s. we'll continue to watch that. northeast, it's hot, humid, stll be storms firing throughout the afternoon and evening. some of those will be strong. strong, gusty winds. down to the southeast, we're going to deal with hot, sticky conditions. you'll see thunderstorms gathering. no widespread problems across the south. in towards the northern plains today, get ready for some severe weather. could be including a few tornados. all right. guess what? it is labor day and when it's labor day, you're thinking summer is almost over. we've got randy meloy here, a lifestyle expert. >> yes, for pop sugar. >> and the university of arizona, arizona state. >> go cats, bear down. and we've got a little rivalry going on. >> exactly. let's start off. what do you have? >> fist up, we have red velvet

pancakes. who doesn't love red velvet pancakes? this is absolutely an incredible labor day brunch idea. and actually, rich, you can buy the pancake mix from the market. everything here is from there. i think that's what's great, you can cheat and do semi home made, but then you can do a fresh c on ompote, a fresh cheese sauce. >> anything to make it better for the holiday. >> anytime we can do a themed party, i'm all about. enjoy. the next one up is a water medical caprici salad. this is a unique taste. >> let's stop back and go back to these pancakes.o@ >> are you having a culinary orgasm? >> i am. >> i like to hear the moaning. >> you better stop and go back to the water medicalo. >> kids will love this, too. they see the watermelon and don't really know that it's

healthy. i put huge watermelons, heirloom tomatoes, on labor day, you don't want to slave over the stove or anything. you want to entertain. this is something you can do ahead of time. >> we have a bet how many pounds i'm putting on in the next two months, so -- >> i like a man with a belly, so keep going. >> okay. keep talking. >> editors are looking for simple, easy recipes that you can do ahead of time. so i bought the dough already made, added the marinara, buffalo mozzarella, then i host a show called eat the trend where i'mf recreating things lie the ramen burger, the crona. you add the blue potato chips at the end to get a little bit of crunch and hello, it's red, white and blue. on it. >> this, nonalcoholic, right? >> well -- iñz wasn't supposed put alcohol in it this early? >> what is that inspect. >> a triple berry spritzer.

you can make it alcoholic or nonalcoholic. it's a vodka or just lemon lime soda, sparkling water, fresh mint and triple berries. as you can see, when you leave this out outside during the day, berries will soak up all of that soda and it's refreshing and -- >> it is. >> you like it? >> you're telling the truth. >> don't forget puppy chow. >> what? >> apparently people haven't heard of puppy chow before. it is checks mix with white clock lal, red, white and blue. you have to try a piece. >> all right. >> so good, right? >> how can people find you? >> you can actually go to popsugar.com or watch us on pop beside sugar now on tv channel 43 central. diy ideas, the latest trends, everything you need. >> thank you so much, brandie. >> i had so much fun. >> back to you, in fact. >> he can come back at any time. >> thank you, rick. >> i bet she can grill. she's a good griller. >> of course she is.

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use forensic language and a forensic concept of what happened and what's true. you know, the whole truth and nothing but the true. but dr. foot being a doctor, he talks about quality of care and preventable deaths. so you can be -- you can say two things that are -- sound contradictory, but they're both true. one is legal, one is medical. >> so, in other words, you could reach a conclusion that might be technically accurate, but at the same time, misleading? >> yes. and what's the case in point in dr. foot's position, the hospital there released an early press release when is their spin doctor's work on how it's going to be fed to general qaudiences. and if the general audiences here, oh, well, we didn't kill them, then they're going to diminish the importance of dr. foot's remarks. >> i do want to get to a quote for readers who aren't familiar with this from the report. it says in the case reviews in this report, document poor quality of care were unable tol

conclusively assert that the absence of timely quality care caused the death of these veterans. >> right. and that's probably -- that's a true story because waiting never killed anybody. but if you put a couple hundred sick guys with cardiac disease and leave them alone and no doctors minding them, 40 died and they did, in fact, die. dead is dead. so it wasn't the wait that killed them, but they weren't well treated and dr. foot is pointing it out. not legally. he's not saying it's man slaughter. our ig says, you cannot peg anybody with wrongdoing. but that doesn't mean we can't correct this. i mean, i had that in my clinic. they were very -- their procedures and their statements made it clear that they didn't feel responsible to catch these suicidal iraq veterans in time. but they didn't and then -- but, you know, there was preventable

deaths. doctors find that outrageous and i think the american public will, too. >> you're a physician. in your judgment, a lot love these guys would not have died had these received care in a more timely manner. >> no question, no question. the veterans i treat, he they have diabetes, emphysema, cardiac problems, they have to be minded. some of them need clinically treated. not a clarkal staff to put them on a professional wait list. they need trood treated. if that's true, this report is pretty outrageous, then. >> well, the spin is more outrageous than the report. my incident specter generals are methodical, they're very precise and clear about evidence. like on "lau & order." they're real specific on how much wait this could be and could other -- you know, the prosecutors don't prosecute every death.

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if you're going to get a chip, talk about an iso international championship. >> i heard something about facial recognition. >> there's an app called finding rover. anybody can do this. basically, you take a picture of your dog, you go and say, here -- >> most of us take a lot of pictures of our dog. if you go on to anna's iphone, you will find more pictures of baxter. >> perfect. >> this is a dog that will walk and talk, what you do, you take a picture of your dog. it marks all the facial features. it's registered in a database. so if you find a dog that has a little tag, take a picture, they will make the picture. it's amazing. they will alert you and as soon as someone takes a picture of your dog, you'll get noticed. >> a lot of people lose dogs when they travel or are on vacation. >> or a holiday weekend. people coming in, barbecues, gates left open. >> it's a portable fencing system? >> portable fencing. basically, a dog wears a collar. it gets an alert when it goals to the close to the perimeter

and then> does it hurt? >> no, it doesn't hurt at all. it's like when you test a 9 volt battery -- >> let's put it on anna. >> sure. >> so if you're planning on like a cattle prod or something. >> this is fantastic. moving down here, we have -- this is the highest technology. these are the gps. and the activity monitors for pets. okay? so in essence, what it does, it can track your pet's movements. >> you put it on a collar? >> on the collar. and you have the dag, about a hundred bucks. them3iúa whistle is included. it monitors activity. so if i want to check in and see, are my dogs sitting around all day? shouldn't be? i can go on, take a look, and you can see movement. >> i heard about someone catching their dog walker for not walking their dog. >> absolutely. >> it's great. >> log on to wi-fi.

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