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and one team makes the catch of a lifetime. a swordfish weighed almost 700 pounds. that's no fish tale. he will be here, is he going to bring the fish? it could get stinky in here. "fox and friends" begins right now. how do you catch a fish like that? it would be like old man out on the sea. >> i think it may take a while. >> your back would hurt. >> he's going to be here live at the end of the hour. >> what a great show this is. >> we have gourmutt street here.

it's a gourmet truck but for dogs. >> so the economy is recovering, you're saying. >> must be. more on your headlines this sunday morning. in just a few hours, family and friends of comedy legend joan rivers will gather to say good-bye. the private memorial taking place inside a manhattan synagogue is expected to be a literal red carpet affair. the princeton carpet will be laid out during the service and reportedly be buried alongside rivers. the funeral comes as the nypd opens an investigation into rivers' death. detectives are looking into the endoscopy center where she stopped breathing a week ago. her autopsy is pending. wreckage crews are finding wreckage from a plane that crashed near jamaica. however, the debris field has now disappeared into the water. crews will be back out this

morning searching. larry blazer and his wife, jane, were both killed in the crash. larry was pie lloting the plane. larry veered off course and the cabin lost pressure and the couple passed out. and following deadly thunderstorms on friday, a detroit man nearly drowned after falling into a sinkhole full of water. somebody came to the rescue. a carpenter installing a front door at their home. >> it was scary because i was grabbing the sides. and the dirt was coming in with me as well, so it was just making the hole larger. >> this as 230,000 people in the detroit area remain in the dark this morning. crews say it may take until tomorrow to get the power back on. the storm also killed one man who was electrocuted by a downed power line. everybody, it is national

grandparents day. and one grandma, in particular, will be getting a whole lot of love. this 90-year-old has 63 grand and great-grandchildren and they get together every sunday after church. >> i just think it's very important that siblings and grandchildren should visit their grandparents. >> and this weekend is a special one. everybody is wearing purple to celebrate national grandparents day. it's grandma's favorite color as well. send us your pictures, e-mail them to us at friends@foxnews.com. the president is going to act unilaterally issuing an executive order to allow people here illegally to stay, but he has reversed course in an interview last night with nbc's

chuck todd he explained why. listen. >> when i take executive action, i want to be sure it is sustainable. i want to be sure -- >> if the public is not behind you, you're not taking it. it sounds like you are concerned the public wouldn't support what you did. >> what i'm saying is that i'm going to act because it's the right thing for the country, but it's going to be more sustainable and more effective if the public understands what the facts are on immigration, what we've done on unaccompanied children and why it's necessary. and the truth of the matter is that the politics did shift mid-summer because of that problem. >> so you're hearing the president admitting the politics shifted. and the politics shifting is democrats calling up the president, senators like kay hagan from north carolina in a tight senate race saying, don't take executive action. it's going to hurt my chances of re-election. >> we've heard the last couple of weeks about senators who are

vulnerable in the midterm elections saying, please don't come to our state. i don't want to be seen with you or associated with you, so we are calling them no-flyover states. so it is political on the democratic side, but the president, of course, is still finding a way to blame republicans. here's what a white house official says, because of the republicans' extreme po politicization of the issue, the president believes it would be harmful to the policy itself and to the long-term prospects for comprehensive immigration reform to announce. >> i can't believe we are going to bring in millions more low-wage workers and that's going to be great for you at home. i can't wait for that. it's terrible for the economy. it's good for a small group of people. for the democratic party, it's

good for those who employ low-wage workers, but how is it good for you? it's not. >> find an economist that would agree not having an immigration policy is a good idea. this is the perfect time to act on it. there are still 400,000 cases backlogged right now the immigration court. and jim johnson went down to the court to say the cases would be taken care of, the people coming across the border would be sent back and face judges, 400,000 backlogged, how are they going to face judges? they aren't. >> it is not worth trying. build a wall, they build a ladder. in nigeria we are weighing to me skewer the border. in israel we funded the border, which has been a great success. and now we are sending u.s. tax dollars to nigeria to secure

their border. >> the terrorist group there has been attacking villages in nigeria coming across the border from cameroon. they are taking the fight to cameroon. so now the u.s. is involved in helping to secure the nigerian board tore make sure that islamic terrorists don't cross the border into nigeria, but we can't do that here. >> how masochistic are we to spend all this money to help other people but won't help ourselves? president obama is finally addressing the growing isis problem in a speech this week as the terror group strikes overnight. we'll go to peter doocy live in washington with the latest. >> in a few days we should know exactly what president obama thinks the united states can do to squash isis. the president has taken a ton of heat for his public declaration of the united states having no strategy for combatting isis in syria where they are plotting

and planning and strengthening, unbothered by the west. the united states has been flying surveillance missions over syria to get a feel for places he's known since working and living, and to see what kind of firepower they've got. but there could be more. in a new report from abc news, the president will make his speech this week containing new details. now, this comes as the pentagon continues to pound isis from above and iraq. specifically in the western part of the country around the hadifa dam. including the latest assault, the u.s. has carried out 138 strikes in iraq since isis started causing problems. today's strike took out five humvees. >> peter doocy in washington, thank you. rick reichmuth is standing by with the forecast. he is over in the weather center. hey, rick. >> did the lights just come on?

>> i did. and he's 6 feet away. >> we have a few weather centers, this is just one of them. temperaturewise, i'm sure you were aware a storm went through last night. >> yeah, it woke us up. >> and the temperatures are much better, less humid. big changes this week. this is one of the summer transition weeks, summer to fall, far lot of people. fall is not here for good, but it will feel like fall at times. down across the southeast, we have a little disturbance here. a broad situation where you are going to continue to watch to see potentially for some more strengthening of it. i don't think we'll see a tropical system, but there's a lot of moisture, nonetheless, especially on the outer banks of the carolinas to get rain this week. down there is still hurricane norbert funneling more moisture into the southwest so that monsoon season across the southwest is getting an extra kick from that. here's the temperatures. take a look at that blue. that's what we are talking about, temperatures tomorrow, into tuesday and wednesday is the day the real cool air

invades parts of the northern plains. highs in the 50s by wednesday and thursday. take a look at this. kansas city, 66 by the time you get to thursday. and 58 for a high on friday. guys, kansas city, 58 on friday. >> whoa. hurricane what? >> norbert. >> did you make that up? >> i didn't make that up. >> thank you. all right, rick, thank you. 11 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox and friends weekend" it is one of the administration's strongest statements against isis. >> we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. >> that statement, though, infuriating our troops overseas who say they can't even get passed the gates. and this is a college football game labeled as the worst fan ever.

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josh, thank you for coming on this morning. what do you think the reaction from the front line troops is to the vice president's statement and the administration's statement, in general. >> talking as a former ranger and former operations officer and cia, as a senior adviser with congress, i have never seen morale this low. morale right now is tanking, and i think that there's two main reasons for that. first is what you're hearing everybody is talking about. the disjointed message coming from the administration, the vice president and president don't seem to be on the same page. but the other side of this coin here is what's going on with congress as something that very few people are talking about. you're going to have people throughout the day here on fox, congressmen and women, who are going to talk about what they knew about isis, about what's's going on, but if they have all

known about this threat, i think we have to ask them the question, what have they been doing about it? what have they been -- how have they been pushing the administration? let's also look at sequestration because sequestration is also another major factor in everybody that i'm talking to from the intelligence community to just the regular army about their effect on morale. there are a lot of things beating down the men and women on the front lines. >> right. a lot of that money is going to boot camp, but why are the troops discouraged? why are the troops low with morale, because they do know what the plan is or don't know what the plan is? >> i think it is complex because there is no plan coming from the administration. you hear the president say one thing, the vice president says another. our troops on the ground are not being utilized in the manner that they are trained. for instance, my former

regiment, the 75th ranger regiment, has been deployed in defensive operation in iraq. that's not the way that my former unit has been trained. so what we see the administration misusing key military assets because they really don't know anything about the military and their defense, they are not really listening to people in the defense department. again, i said this time and time again. the national security council is really being run by politicians, not run by national security professionals. >> yes. finally the white house said repeatedly we are not, the u.s. is not going to send troops physically to the region to fight isis. do you think that's true and can they hold to that? >> well, we know, tucker, it is absolutely not true. the administration has now gone to a second deployment of actual troops. and so we know that that's not true, but what we need to sort

of see is that we need to back up and ask the president, okay, let's not let the mission creep set in here, but let's go back to identify what the goal is. he still hasn't done it. let's develop a strategy and execute that. but what he's doing is really and i thie endangering the american men and women without that strategy. >> that's the goal. thank you for joining me this morning, appreciate it. coming up, hundreds of children infected with a dangerous virus. the symptoms to watch out for. and they look like typical cell phone towers but some of them are fake. more than a dozen are popping up across the u.s. if so, why? are they using them to spy on you? we'll talk to the man who discovered them, next.

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hello. thank you for spending your sunday with us. quick headlines from around the world. a court hearing for one of the americans detained in kia. matthew miller will be in trial a week from today. the california native was arrested back in april for reportedly carrying a visa that was expired upon arrival. and al-shabaab has chosen a

new leader saying they remain linked with al qaeda. they look harmless, but a new report claims some cell towers are fake and could be tapping your phone. at least 19 fake cell phone towers popped up across the united states. the interceptors can spy on your calls and hijack your data. how secure is your cell phone and who is behind this? buzz bruiner is the director of the company that first detected these towers. buzz, nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> this is troubling to me. where did the cell phone towers come from? we know the military uses them and creates them to pop up in different communications to talk to soldiers on the battlefield, but this seems entirely different, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. what makes it different is a cell tower is really not a tower, it's an electronic device such as the size of a suitcase or a laptop.

it can emulate becoming a cell tower. and that cell tower gets in between a target phone and the legitimate network tower, and then your phone will lock on to that particular interceptor and they will be able to procure your information and bounce that signal right back to the network tower. >> so explain this to me because you have developed with your kryptophone technology, you started to notice the fake cell tower signals trying to lock on to your phone and were getting alerts on your phone. so do we know where the cell towers are coming from? who is putting them there? >> well, we don't know, as you mentioned, there are government agencies that use cell interceptors and law enforcement that uses cell interceptors. then there's people looking to capture corporate secrets, high-value information that use cell interceptors illegally.

>> this is incredibly troubling to me. we know the los angeles police department have tapped into phones to find tax cheats and the law enforcement agencies are using it as you put out, but it is up credibly troubling to know somebody is jumping on my phone. for instance, i pay for a tnd at and assume my signal is attaching itself to an at&t cell phone tower and not another cell phone tower intercepting my signal, but in light of the nsa stuff i shouldn't be surprised, i guess. >> you're correct. at&t really can't control anything that happens because the interceptor gets between your phone and the at&t tower. the issue with the rogue cell towers, which are these cell interceptors, is just that. people with high-valued information are subject to being intercepted because high-value information is just that, it can

be sold in the open market. we have corporate spies, there are also governments that bring interceptors into the country and look to intercept high-value information for political and economic gains. >> the idea that the chinese and russians could be bringing interceptors here into the united states -- >> it's easy to build a cell interceptor with today's advanced technology. >> wow. i guess we all need to live in a cage so we can't have all the information. or just don't have a cell phone. buzz, troubling stuff. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. coming up, the mother of a n na navy s.e.a.l. reacts to the benghazi smoking gun. >> i do not want the troops in

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your shot of the morning, the food has gone to the dogs. the food truck with dog treats just for them. here to tell us about this is the communications of milo's kitchen who has brought some four-legged friends with her. food trucks are all over the country, but one for the dogs? >> we thought dogs needed a food truck as well. here we are with the food truck. >> how do you get the dogs to be so good in the food truck? >> they have been to 16 cities on the tour. and they are always ready to greet everyone and enjoy some treats. >> this food truck is out and around new york city.

>> yes, at pier 26 later today until 3:00. >> people can come for free doggie treats. >> yes, we are sampling all the products. it's great. >> okay. let's check this out because this is also something that seems a little crazy, but dog owners are crazy, let's just be honest. >> in the best way. in a really good way, yep. >> so what's the deal. >> this is the doggie selfie station. you can get a picture with your feet family. come out and we'll print out a picture and send it to you. then we have the lap dog lounge where toys and a place to relax. >> that's this right over here. >> yep. >> is this like a sign that we just have grown to be too rich in this country, that now we have to have all these things for our pets? >> i think people just really form a bond with their pets and want to treat them. everyone is so excited to bring their dogs and have a good time. bring them to give them a special moment. >> tell me what milo's kim up

is? >> milo's kitchen is a pet brand. we believe dogs are a member of the family, just like your children, for example. we developed treats made in the usa. beef and chicken is the first ingredient. our consumers said they don't want artificial colors and flavors, so that's what we developed. the treats like like you can serve them on a cocktail trail. >> i wanted to eat one a couple minutes ago. this is great. here in new york city all day long, milo's kitchen in the food truck and the photo booth. pretty awesome. thank you very much. guess what, off nice day of weather in new york city. not the case across the south with hurricane norbert off the coast of baja, california. but it will bring pretty significant rain over the next few days across parts of the great base up into southern california, into much of arizona and along with that the threat for flooding. we have had a lot of rain across there this monsoon season in the

southwest and we'll get additional rain. your forecast across the northeast today, a beautiful day. the rain moved through yesterday, the heat and humidity is gone. behind it, we have beautiful temperatures and much dryer air mass, so it won't be humid at all. down to the south, rain across parts of texas with the tropical moisture. still hot and sticky, so we'll see thunderstorms firing throughout the afternoon. and into the northern plains, just tons of sunshine. and a beautiful day. enjoy the 80s in fargo because by tuesday and wednesday you're only getting into the low 50s. all right, this is awesome. these dogs are spectacular. guys, anna, i know your dog needs to go out today to get to the food truck. >> did you try any food, rick? >> i came very close. >> if you can't test it, rick, i don't trust it. >> don't put it past me. >> thank you, rick. we have more stories to tell you about making headlines this morning, hundreds of children are hospitalized with a rare and

severe respiratory virus that starts with a common cold, but within hours it leaves children gasping for air, including one 13-year-old who was airlifted to the hospital. >> he was completely unconscious. he was turning white and blue. >> yeah, i thought i was going to die. >> officials suspect the illness is the human interovirus. it is really bad for asthmatics. and bringing a pilot to shore moments after his banner plane crashed into the ocean. >> they are bringing the pilot. oh, my god. >> officials say the plane suddenly lost power and dove into the water near miami beach. without hesitation, about five guys on jet skis rushed in to help. >> as soon as i got out there, he was in the water. he had a minor cut over here.

i asked if there was anybody else in the plane with him. he said no, so we got him on board, and then ocean rescue took over right away. >> the pilot getting a few cuts but otherwise he's going to be okay. the plane wreckage eventually washed ashore and crews loaded it up on to a truck to be taken away. last night's nascar race in richmond, virginia, suffered a late caution flag, but not because of anything on the tracks. >> something happening that requires security down in turn four on the spectator side of the fence. let's just say it's somebody doing something stupid that has brought out the caution in the race. >> yeah, well that something stupid, a spectator had climbed the fence on turn four and was dangerously close to the edge. the fan eventually climbed down and was taken away by authorities. some bystanders say he was trying to take a selfie. what has this world come to? and talk about a bad sport. a college baseball fan showing

his hatred of beach balls at a game between the wildcats and the university of nevada. it's a plastic ball tossed around the crowd. he stomps on it. just like the enthusiasm of the fans around him, the man has no shame as he applauds his evil act. >> evil? >> would you have done the same? >> i couldn't compare him to -- >> are you anti-beach ball? weigh in on this. meanwhile, here on the fox news channel, you have no doubt seen brett baier's incredible special about the big smoking gun story. the administration said there's no smoking gun when it comes to benghazi. well, we now know security officers who were there at the time were told to stand down and wait 30 minutes while four innocent americans were killed. pat smith, the mother of sean smith, was on the network last night and she had an emotional

response. listen to her thoughts on this latest revelation. >> yes, i absolutely believe them. who else am i supposed to believe, the people that didn't tell me anything, like the state department? i kept begging them to tell me what happened, they wouldn't tell me. so now i get the information that i've been waiting for, i needed, i've got to finish processing this so i can go on with my life. right now my son is dead and three other guys are dead. and i just think of them as my sons. my sons are all dead now and were abandoned and just left to die there. i love my country, i do not like the politicians and i want them out! they killed my kid and they killed the other three guys. and they are going to keep on doing it as long as we keep them in there. >> she says, yes, i believed them because they are calling the first three men who came forward and called them liars and said, no, there was no stand

down. and there was a slight delay so they could go and get weaponenry, but there was not a standdown. and all three of the gentlemen and two others who have written a book, "13 hours in benghazi" who do not want to be on screen said this is exactly what happened. we were never given the go-ahead to go. >> can you imagine if your son is killed in service to the united states, and then you find out that the government could have come to his aid but department prevent people from saving his life? can you imagine the betrayal you would feel? and the white house ignoring you, not answering basic questions you have every right to know. and then from the podium, the state department calling those people who bring you the news liars? that would drive me out, i could not handle that. >> just at 35 minutes is all they said they needed. those four people would be alive. they had a chance to go in there

to be given the order. they were not told to pause and wait. those people would be alive. even if the order was given for a drone strike, something up in the air, we know we have the footage. they were monitoring the live video feed at the time. just a drone strike in there. this answers the question that hillary clinton raise sod many months ago, what difference does it make? it means the difference between life and death. and i can't wait to hear the first time, police clinton was asked about this bombshell, people there on the scene, not people analyzing, not pundits, but guys literally there in benghazi that night. is she going to dismiss that? >> it will be interesting to see if the mother, pat smith, she wants hillary clinton to apologize to my face and say, quote, i blew it and i'll never do it again. good luck on that. >> if you missed the special with brett baier, it will be

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the basketball court to the court of law, shaquille o'neal applying to be a reserve police officer in florida. in order to wear the banal, the former nba star has to pass a physical background check and officer exam. shaq previously served as reserve officer in miami beach. and think about going to see "guardians of the galaxy"? if you're looking to lose weight, think twice. a new study finds action movies can make you fat. people who watched the action film ate twice as much and 65% more calories when they watched a tv interview. i wonder if it's the stress or what? president obama promising action in ukraine and against isis at the nato summit last week. >> we have to act as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy

isis. we also sent a strong message to russia with a big consequence. big countries can't just stomp on little countries. >> but will the president follow-up with real action? here to weigh in, ben shapiro, thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> a little less talk and a lot more action is what some say. what do you make of the speeches? >> well, the president has been making these sort of comments about ukraine for months on end when he says big countries can't just walk over little countries, ukraine would beg to differ since president putin has invaded eastern ukraine. the president also made similar statements about countries like syria where he said there was a red line that cannot be crossed to iran. we would try to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. neither of which has had any ramification. >> speaking of iran, i want to put up exactly what the president promised he was going to do with the country's nuclear program. watch. >> make no mistake, nuclear

armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained. that's why a coalition of countries is holding the iranian government accountable and that's why the united states will do what we must to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> hmm. where is that coalition of countries and what are doing? >> yeah, exactly. the idea that the coalition of countries is doing anything is ridiculous given that the president of the united states basically handed over all foreign policy in the middle east to russia and right now our situation with iran is this, we have delayed them three months while getting a nuclear weapon, loose anything sanctions and giving them a second base in iraq where they have taken over the iraqi government. so the president is speaking huge but carrying a tiny stick. he's the reverse teddy roosevelt and the world knows it at this point. >> in 2012 the president said there would be enormous consequences if chemical weapons were used. let's take a listen to that. >> we have communicated in no

uncertain terms with every player in the region that that's a red line for us, and there would be enormous consequences if we start to see movement on the chemical weapons front or the use of chemical weapons. >> i guess the red line was a bit of a fuzzy red line. what do you make of that? >> the president of the united states has done nothing to remove the president from power. he just signed on to a new seven-year term. and the support for opposition in syria, that ended in the rise of isis in that region. unfortunately, the president of the united states is in an unfortunate habit about making statements about what he wants to do, but he uses the fig leaf of the international community. he says in cooperation with our partners and in cooperation with the international community, what if the international community doesn't want to doing? america's interest? who has veto power over the international community? that's the question we should be asking at this point. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. a ghost plane goes

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well, a florida teen out fishing with his dad reels in the catch of a lifetime. look at this bad boy. this 17-year-old named adam catches a nearly 700-pound sword fish. we are joined by adam and his

father this morning, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> this happened over labor day weekend. take us back to the boat. you have never caught anything like this, first of all, right? >> no, we have caught big mar l dstlins, marlins, but nothing over 250. >> explain what that was like, did it yank your arms out? >> there was no way to tell you what you have until you get it up. >> dad, how long did it take to reel this bad boy in? was it like old man and the sea, like a novel taking you all afternoon? >> it was about four-and-a-half hours from the time we got the bite to the time we got it to the surface for the last time. >> at what point did you think, i got something serious here, not just an old boot at the bottom of the ocean? >> well, the middle of the

second hour. >> you have someone bringing you lunch halfway through this whole thing? >> no, not really. >> so there it is, you finally get it in to shore, and how big was this when you actually pulled it up onshore, did you is to get him fully measured? >> there is a list at the marina, like a pulley system, and i cut it off and they pulled it up. before it was even out of the water, it was at 450 pounds. >> before they had it out of the water. and then it ended up being 693.8 pounds. so is that a record-breaker? >> no, because it was on an electric reel. >> oh, all right. so you have to do it by hand to -- what is the by hand record? >> 612, i believe. >> so now the question is, i do a little fishing with my son and we will catch 7-inch bass, but we throw them back. why didn't you throw this back,

did you end up eating this fish? >> yeah, we gave a lot of the meat away. and the fish probably wouldn't have survived anyway coming up from 1600 feet a couple times, the change in pressure would have killed it. >> so you shared the meat with the folks at the marina as well. what did you do with the bill of the fish? >> i brought it down to the studios and they are going to paint it. >> are you going to put it up on the wall? >> yep. >> there it is. brian, congratulations, that is quite a record. adam and brian, nice to see you this morning. have a great weekend. >> thank you. coming up on the show, she was seen on this video walking into a parking garage, and now she vanished. the latest on the massive search happening right now. and one of the most iconic movie scenes of all times, but the secret behind "forrest gump's" cross-country run being revealed for the very first time. >> i thought maybe i would run to the end of town.

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good morning. nice to have you here, it is sunday, september 7, 2014. i'm anna coy man. the president is delaying any action -- >> so it sounds like you're concerned the public couldn't support what you did. >> who is he blaming? republicans, of course. and she was seen on this video walking into a parking garage, and now she's gone. into thin air. the latest on the massive search happening right now and we'll have the latest. it's one of the iconic movie scenes of all time. >> that day, for no particular reason, i decided to go for a little run. so i ran to the end of the road. >> i was running.

now the secret's behind "forrest gump's" cross-country run being revealed for the first time. we'll break it down. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now. >> we have been annoying our producer about the "forrest gump" impressions. >> my momma says those were my running shoes. >> good memories, i'm impressed. good morning. coming up in a short time, the big iphone event takes place and will break down on tuesday. we'll break down all the things we are learning about the new iphone. it is gadget season and fall season, football season, it's all coming up. >> and it's christmas season. >> we talked about that the other day. but let's start with

breaking news to tell you about. six people are dead and hundreds of thousands are without power after massive thunderstorms took down trees and power lines in the midwest. in detroit, utility workers say power should be restored to most of the 230,000 customers by tomorrow. however, some may have to wait until wednesday. a detroit man was also killed after he was electrocuted by downed power lines. in chicago, a woman was killed when a tree fell on top of her. 6,000 people there still are in the dark this morning. a desperate search is underway for a texas woman missing for more than a week. 23-year-old christina morris was last seen in this parking garage surveillance video walking with a friend to her car after a party in plano, texas. but her car never left the lot and she vanished without a trace. >> it's the most horrifying thing that could ever happen. we are just trying to stay positive and hang in there and huddle together. >> and her family didn't even

know she was missing until four days later when her employer called. and just a few hours from now, family and friends of comedy legend join rivers will gather to say a final good-bye. the private memorial is taking place inside a manhattan synagogue and is expected to be a red carpet event, literally. a crimson carpet will be laid down and buried alongside rivers. the nypd is opening an investigation into rivers' death. they are looking into the endoscopy company where her procedure took place. and how about you try this new alarm? a new smartphone app called wakie lets strangers give you a call to make sure you don't hit the snooze button. it works by carrying a sleepy head with a wakie. when it is time for the user to weigh up, the wakie makes an

anonymous call to the sleepy head. there's a backup system so you don't get the wake-up call and the actual alarm goes off. >> that's fantastic. there are people who are night owls and they are a wakie. i do morning television and i'm not a wakie. for months we have been talking about the president's plans to change immigration policy yup laterally through executive action to allow millions of people here illegally and who want to come here to come without congress weighing in on it. put the plans on hold. harry reid said don't lose this because we'll lose senate races. here where the president's interview is chuck todd. watch. >> when i take executive action, i want to make sure it is sustainable. >> so the public is not behind you, you are not taking it. that sounds a little bit like you are concerned the public wouldn't support what you did. >> what i'm saying is i'm going to act because it's the right

thing for the country, but it's going to be more sustainable and more effective if the public understands what the facts are on immigration, what we've done on unaccompanied children and why it's necessary. and the truth of the matter is the politics did shift mid-summer because of that problem. >> right. the politics shifted there. and what you heard in the president's words is what tucker was saying, democrats were upset he was using executive action in tight senate races. in her first debate, the senator from north carolina, kay hagan, in her first debate running for re-election, said she does not want president obama to take executive action on this. on the white house's response, they are blaming republicans over the whole thing saying because of the republicans' extreme politicization, it would be harmful to the unit itself and to the long-term prospects

of comprehensive immigration reform to announce before the elections. this was something the country needed, we are facing a backlog of 400,000 immigration cases before the judges right now. h humanitarian crisis, the end of summer is like september 21st, that's the end of summer. >> that's the summer solstice e before the midterm election. so another broken promise, just like a long line of others. like if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. but the vulnerable democrats may be helped out by the president delaying this action, but at the same time you think about all the immigration groups who are really hoping that something would have been done and now they are just slamming the president about it. christina jiminez said this, to wait nine more weeks means i must again look at my mother in

the eye and see the fear she has about living under the threat of deportation every day. but dreamers will not soon again the president and democrats' latest failure in their attempts to fool the latino community and we remain resolute in fighting for justice for our family. so will this backfire if the latino vote -- >> i'm on obama's side on this one. it is unbelievable that someone can come into somebody else's country illegally and get in the face of the position and demand something. try that in another country, i demand you give me benefits. if you deport me, i'm going to call you names. try that in mexico, you'll be in prison. >> no immigration bill has made it to the house floor or made it out of committee, so republicans put up an immigration bill that never hit congress. congress has inaction on this. the democrats say we're going to

take some action. let us know, we'll follow the immigration debate throughout the show this morning. president obama expected to address finally the growing isis threat in the speech he has this week. for more we turn to peter doocy live in washington with the very latest. peter? >> tucker, this could be the week the president gets aggressive with isis, with a planned speech about what the united states is doing to combat this terrorist group and schedule meetings with the bipartisan group of house and senate leaders about isis according to a report in abc news. we know that syria is where isis has been safely strength anything forces without much intervention from the west and that the united states has been applying surveillance missions over syria to see where isis has a stronghold and what kind of firepower they've got. but so far no air strikes in syria and there's nothing to suggest the president will favor

air strikes in his remarks this week. but, the aerial assault on isis in iraq continues today as american aircraft now carry out 138 air strikes in the country since the time that isis started causing trouble. this time the targets were in the western part of iraq near the hadifa dam where security forces are struggling to keep control of the facility. today's strike took out a checkpoint, an armored vehicle and five humvees. back to you in new york. >> peter live for us in washington. could the growing crisis in iraq have been prevented if we just kept troops there all along? well, let's go back, way back in the machine this morning to a soundbyte from george bush in 2007 and staff sergeant charlie on huckabee.

listen to this. >> before the commanders tell us we would be ready would be dangerous for iraq, for the region and for the united states. with means to render in the future of iraq to al qaeda. >> i can tell you there are a lot of veterans that are just disgusted because we didn't get to finish the job, but more importantly they felt like we abandoned the iraqi people. the men and women very proud to have us there. >> you have to feel for those guys who sacrificed so much and were killed over there. and you think, for what? it's so sad. i will say, i don't think we owe the iraqi people anything. i don't. and i would be, i would not want my son to die on their behalf. i'm sorry for their suffering, but we don't owe them anything in life. >> let us know your thoughts on that. friends@foxnews.com.

now outside to rick mike t reichmuth. we were talking about the lakes down to a thimble of water. are they going to get some rain? >> they are going to get some rain today and tomorrow. from hurricane norbert to bring a little bit of rain. nothing to bust the drought at all, but there's going to be some rain coming in. they will take anything they can get. we'll look at the weather maps. temperaturewise, the heat is out across parts of the southwest. it will be another warm day out there, but you will notice the temps cooling down across the eastern great lakes and much of the seaboard after the front moves through during the overnight hours. there's the front. we are watching this potential for development of a storm down across parts of the carolinas to bring heavy rain across parts of the outer banks. out across the west, there's moisture from hurricane norbert to bring a little bit of flooding over the next couple of

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look inside to see a frosted window and the pilot slumped over. listen. >> breathing. i can see his chest rising and falling. it may be a deal where, depending on how fast they meet them, he may regain consciousness once the aircraft starts descending. >> what could have happened inside plane? joining us is a former pilot, fred, it is bizarre that both of these people from new york are experienced pilots. so for something like this to happen, what do you make of it? >> there's a lot to be made from it. interestingly, he reported he has a pressurization problem at a lower altitude. first rule when a pilot, you don't ask for permission under the circumstances, you immediately descend and work it out with air traffic control later. interestingly, he asked to descend and waited and then asked again. part of the problem is the first thing that goes is your

judgment. so i don't know if he made kind a judgment call, he was asking to declare an emergency and said no, you have to be on the top of the your game. sometimes people get complacent and there's no room for complacency. >> you're saying this may have set in to impair his judgment. what could have been going on inside the plane to cause the distress, though? >> well, what happens in these airplanes, and it's the same airplane i've been operating in for 21 years, you take engine off the -- or oxygen off the engine, and then you breathe that in the cabin. when you're a pilot, there's no oxygen mask to fall in an airplane like this. and there's an indicator to show the cabin altitude is above an altitude, usually above 10,000

feet. if you're paying attention, that light comes on to tell you you have a problem with the pressurization system. the problem is that when it is up saa slow problem, you start to get epoxy and you don't know it. it's almost like you've had too much to drink and you can't correct the problem. they were at 28,000 feet and had to change the course to require them to move to a different altitude. and they indicated they had a problem and at that point they should have been going down. if that was me and i saw that problem, we practiced and trained for this. i would have the airplane coming down at 10,000 a minute to get down to 14,000 feet to where you can breathe normally. >> what about the emergency response to this, is that protocol? stay with the plane until it runs out of gas? >> well, interestingly, it is. this happened a week ago, a guy

left wisconsin and was going to manassas, virginia, right over d.c. so the fighter jets scrambled. and there have been instances where jets were scrambled and the people ultimately woke up. i was talking to and air traffic controller last night at the phillies game, and he said the jets were able to wake this person up. so this is -- this doesn't happen a lot, and it doesn't end as badly as this one did, but it is the proper response. and this was the proper response in this up stance. >> okay. thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you for having me. enjoy your day. 19 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox and friends," it used to be the scene of a typical all-american family. >> morning, kids. better get a move on or you'll be late for school. well, come on, dig in. >> i put blueberries in there them just the way you like. >> the next guest says this is no longer the case. so why the shift? and it's one of the most

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yosemite. the blaze is at least 60% contained. and take a look at this dust storm in phoenix, arizona. a monsoon bringing thunderstorms and high winds along with a wall of dust. drivers were warned to stay off the roadway because visibility could suddenly drop to zero. clayton and tucker? thank you, anna. it used to be the theme of the all-american family. >> good morning, kids. better get a move on or you'll be late for school. >> i don't believe this. >> neither do i. >> well, come on, dig in. >> i put blueberries in them just the way you like. >> boy, that's changed and not for the new study finds that on of kids live with married parents and a breadwinner dad. in 1950 that number was 65%. is this progress? progress pro fessor phillip

cohen is here with a book called "the family." it sounds like a collapse to me? >> well, what we have now is a diversity of family forms and structures and no one category dominates. the largest group we have is dual intermarried couples, that's a third of children living in those households. the rest are spread across a variety of other households we have come to know, single mothers, single fathers, grandparents, and so on. >> we'll look at the statistics here, so kids living with married parents, right now in 2010, 62%. that's plummeted from 1960 at 88%. what do you make of that number? >> well, the decline of marriage doesn't have one cause exactly. it comes from a few different things. the biggest factor is actually people getting married in older

ages, so now the average age of marriage is in the late 20s instead of the early 20s. during that time, and during the '20s, people were doing a lot of things. women are going to college much more, 30% of women are college graduates now, it was 7% in 1960. so they have reordered the timing of their lives. and, of course, a lot of women are having children during that period so that's why we have more single parents. >> so, i mean, it is pretty conclusive that kids who grow up with married parents, biological parents, do way better than kids who don't. so the fact that the percentage of kids growing up in that environment is dropping, why shouldn't we call that a tragedy? >> well, people with married parents have the benefit of two incomes, for one thing. people who grow up with single mothers who have had adequate income do fine on average. they do have a lot of challenges from the lack of resources, but

family structure per se is not a factor. >> hold on a second, so you're thinking or saying, people who grow up with single mothers do as well with those who have a father in the home, is that accurate? >> well, if you had to choose between a high-income single mother and a low-income married couple, statistically, you would be better in the first category. but i don't think we really want to choose between those. i think we want to think about the pros and cons and the challenges that people face in all different arrangements. and part of the point of the report is we can't put people in one category and try to come up with a solution. i mean, the poverty problem, for example, is only a third of people in poverty now are living in single-mother families. so we have a large problem of poverty in married couple families as well. >> so the idea of the father going off to work, the breadwinner, the mom staying home to raise the kids, taking care of the kids, is that dead and we throw that out for good? >> well, it is certainly not

living very healthily at the moment. where we'll go in the future is hard to tieltell, but the chang the women's unemployment opportunity, their education. the fact that people can get divorced now in an unhappy marriage. they don't have to get married when they get pregnant accidentally. people have a lot more options now. and i think there are certainly pros and cons to that. >> mostly cons if you're a kid. thank you, appreciate it. coming up, hundreds of kids in several states infected with a serious lung virus. we'll tell you the condition to lookout for. and the big nfl season is kicking off. and we are starting it early with a little barbecue out on the plaza.

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elaine williams and 14 of her 36 great and great-great grandchildren. she has 8 children, and many more grandchildren on the way. >> shawn and his grandson. and the senior producer of our show, gavin iii and patricia. they have the best job, to spoil the kids. when it comes to diaper changing, they just hand them back over. >> it is pretty fun, i have to say. >> you get them on the sugar high and send them home. >> you have four kids, can you rival 36 grandkids? >> i hope so. >> or the last photo of gavin, when in doubt, name your kid gavin. >> i want a gavin. there are five gavins in that family, i believe.

>> friends@foxnews.com. send them to our facebook page as well. we'll post your photos throughout the show. now to other stories making headlines this sunday, hundreds of children hospitalized across the midwest with a rare respiratory virus. it starts like a common cold but within hours it will leave children gasping for air including one 13-year-old who has to be airlifted to the hospital. >> he was completely unconscious and he was turning white and his lips were blue. >> yeah, i thought i was going to die. >> officials suspect the illness is the human intervirus. it will spread the same way as a cold. no vaccine or medication. how did the detroit fire department get an alert that a building is going up in flames? >> it's our special can. >> "the detroit free press" gets

an alert from the soda can alert system because there's no modern computer system for an alert. the fire department relies on a fax machine. a fax machine that knocks over a soda can full of coins to make a noise there. the fire officials say the emergency alerts are about 30 years outdated. a florida teenager allegedly steals a wedding ban off a sleeping world war ii veteran. daniel thomas has been wearing the ring for the last 70 years. police have arrested 19-year-old eric vanyo in connection with this robbery. he also is accused of raiding a 93-year-old woman's home while she slept. the wedding ring was recovered from a local pawn shop. as one of the most iconic movie scenes of all time -- >> that day, for no particular reason, i decided to go for a

little run. >> forrest gump going for a jog ends up running for three years criss-crossing the country in the united states. and now we are learning from tom hanks that he didn't get too tired from filming the scenes because his brother jim served as a double. but only hanks' brother was able to mimic this distinct run. and now to rick reichmuth. i don't know where rick is. >> outside. today, football starts. this is the first full day of football. and we've got some great weather for it. we have some tailgating tricks in a second, but first we'll talk about the weather maps. here's what's going on. it will feel like football season. a little too much like football season early this week. look at your tuesday, wednesday and thursday temperatures across the plains. incredibly cool air.

the temps are 25 to 30 degrees cooler. football weather. today across the northeast, a spectacular day after the hot, miserable, muggy start yesterday. today is a great one. down across the southeast, still hot. we'll still see showers from time to time. and some pretty significant showers across parts of the hill country of texas this morning. up across the northern plains, another beautiful day. great day for being out tailgating. across the west, more rain showers moving in across areas to the southwest. >> are you ready for football, rick? >> i am. i am. the nfl season kicks off right here on the plaza this morning. we have a tailgate here on the plaza. >> joining us with great tips is america's chief entertaining officer, jim laird, that's part of the title. >> we are going to start right now. in fact, there are a lot of fans who get to the tailgate early, so we have brunch and breakfast

ideas for you. you want to have as much fun as your fans. and set up self service stations so the fans can serve themselves. >> we have to start drinking really early here on "fox and friends." >> that's part of the program. bloody mary's. this is a tailgate party, i'm kicking this off with bourbon. i found in bloody kentucky to mix with bourbon. i'm going to put an ounce and a half of liquor reserve. i love that. liquor reserve right out of kentucky. there it is. and then this bloody kentucky mix goes in, again, made for bourbon. and the mix is good on its own. so if you want that for tailgating, you can have the virgin version. garnish it as one, bacon, garlic. >> you don't want to drink on an empty stomach. so you can eat a breakfast wrap.

>> make these ahead of time. make them the night before, eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese, roll them up, boom, just like that. roll them in the foil. >> brilliant. >> then mark them with a marker so you know what you have. there's that. put them on the grill right before you serve and you're ready to go. easy. it wouldn't be a tailgate without hot dogs and brats. i have walked around a lot of tailgate parties and too often i see this. it happens. you put the dogs and brats on the grill, you walk away, throw the football and boom, here it is. here's the secret. if you don't want to do that, the night before, cook off your dogs and brats and put them in a sealed bag with some of the brats, take this to your tailgate party in a cooler and throw them on the grill and literally in minutes you're ready to go to feed your hungry family. >> cook them ahead of time.

>> keep them refrigerated. when ready to go to the game, pack it like this and they are done in a minute. get a little char and they are done. >> i have an addiction to chips. if you put a bag of chips in front of me, it's like a dog eating a bone. you need some crunch on the table. >> this is the crunch station. you have the veggies, everything else. and this is my cool everything dip, which means this will go with everything. one dip does it all. fat-free yogurt, a little hot sauce in, chili powder, garlic powder, onion powder, boom. there it is. boom. just like that, mix it all up. it's good for everything. >> he's coming back later in the show to show us more. >> everything on the grill. >> we're hungry today. clayton -- >> let's see if i can finish this. anybody want a bite? do you want a bite? you have to pop out through the

face mask. >> oh, he got a taker. >> anybody else want a bite? >> anna and tucker, take it away. >> the chief entertaining officer -- that man is amazing. >> so cool. >> looking forward to having him back later in the show. coming up, the explosive smoking gun of the benghazi terror attack. >> we need to get over the losing initiative and just looked straight at me and said, stand down, you need to wait. >> why is the white house still sticking to its original story? the retired navy s.e.a.l. who served with the victim. here to explain that, next. and this is one in a million. two rare lobsters have been found in the last week.

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staircase and a waterslide. tucker? thank you, anna. despite explosive new claims of the benghazi terror attacks, the administration is sticking to its story. >> i said, we're ready to go. he looks right at me and says, you need to wait. >> bob was the cia's base chief in benghazi. >> there was no stand-down order given from anyone, there has been no evidence to support that claim throughout the entire process. >> no evidence. that's the white house response to the face of what is clearly a smoking gun in the benghazi case. are they right? ty wood and glenn daugherty were there, thank you for being here,

larry. i assume you take into account what these men say? >> yes, and what they say is common knowledge among a lot of the folks, but this is not new news. it is just honest. it is just honest. >> so it's a little bit shocking, and pardon me, i don't have a background in the military, but the idea that men who were trying to save their fellow americans would be told not to shocks me. >> it's shocking and reprehensible, actually. there are standard operating measures for every procedure going on for a reaction force, and we have all heard about the 90-minute aircraft in africa. and there was a lot of capabilities available that were shut down for some reason. >> interesting. well, the reason according to these men is that their boss on the ground didn't want to give away, make public the fact that there was such a larnlg cia con

sin gener contingency there in syria. did congress authorize that? >> pardon me? >> did congress authorize the arming of the rebels? >> i believe so. i'm sure the white house did, well, petraeus was involved in it and panetta was involved in it and more specifically hillary clinton was involved in it. and you can tell that by the six-month of eight requests for additional security to the mission in benghazi system atticly taken away and security was turned over to a militia in the area, which is something we don't do with our state department. >> so when the ambassador comes under fire, they are shooting rpgs into the building where

he's standing tape idea is to let local militia protect him? have you ever seen that happen before? that's not conventional, right? >> there's nothing conventional or standard about it. thank goodness we have a special authority with subpoena authority coming online to really start digging into this and holding people accountable. >> yeah, and end with an obvious question, why is it taking so long? until fox came up with a smoking gun, it felt like the story had stalled in congress. why? >> well, i think it's because people like fox news, like ty woods' father, like captain joe john, another gentleman, have been relentless looking for troops to power. and it's time our country reset itself as a leader, not as a liar. >> larry wilske joining us this morning, thank you. >> thank you, sir. the president not taking

action until after the midterm elections. >> when i take executive action, i want to be sure it is sustainable. i want to make sure -- >> so the public is not behind you, that sounds a little bit like you're concerned the public wouldn't support what you did. >> who is he blaming for this? republicans, of course. and to digitizing your wallet to scratch-proof glass, the iphone 6 rumors are endless. which ones are accurate? and should you buy the phone anyway? the cyber guy is here with the latest on the iphone coming out next week. my name is jenny, and i quit smoking with chantix. before chantix, i tried to quit... probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. some people had changes in behavior,

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all right. two versions of the iphone are expected to be unveiled this week. there are a lot of rumors about the new features, some are bunk and some are true. which ones will make it worth your money? curt the cyber guy is here. >> good to see you, clayton. you are already tapped in. we have been chit-chatting all morning. you just saw that video from the russian design firm. that's the leading leak online. that could actually be what the iphone looks like. >> they are running a version of ios 8 and using some of the features we may see next week already, but the leaks, when you get the parts and supplies chains, that's where they are probable. >> we have anticipate two different iphones. a big one and small one, 5.5 inches and 4.7 inches for the leading leaks going on right now. also, if you look at the size difference, that's what the

largest of the iphones will be. we are calling it the iphone 6 but we don't necessarily it will be called that. >> some people have been calling them the fablets. this is where apple is leaving money on the table to concede to the likes of samsung. they have 30 different devices they released. giant, small sized, curved, everything else. apple is leaving money on the table. >> and they realize through data consumers are saying i want a bigger iphone. so that's why we are seeing a larger one. >> the next one is my favorite. my costanza sized wallet is ridiculous and my e phone becoming a wallet. they can use other forms to pay for fast food but we can't here. >> the leading leak is that you go to the point of sail or the register and you can use your iphone or wallet.

>> this is a question of whether or not it will be in the new iphone only. or touch ied, you log in with your fingerprint to have it stay securely on the phone. your credit card could be tied directly to an american express or mastercard. >> big rumor on them and it could spell a safer shopping experience down the road. >> another rumor, i tweeted this a week ago to say people are going to be not happy about the indestructible fiberglass. >> there's an illinois plant making a nearly destructible fiberglass. you point out that it will be on the camera. if there's a watch on apple, it could be on there as well, but we don't know that. but that's the leading rumor. >> i don't think it will be on the iphone, but i bet it will be online. >> you have your hotel books, we'll be there live at the big apple value in cupertino on tuesday. i'll be live tweeting.

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hello, good morning, it is sunday, september 7, 20 this. i'm anna kooiman. >> if the public is not behind you, you are not taking it. it sounds like you are concerned the public wouldn't support what you did. >> so why is the white house now blaming republicans? and a shocking mystery. she was seen on this video walking into a parking garage and now she vanished into thin air. a massive search for this woman and we'll bring you the latest

coming up. and is nothing sacred? hold the chocolate. the government is fighting back in a better way. smores are better with friends. >> oh, yes. pictures of america's most popular sport with some of the youngest player there is on the plaza. >> some are slamming football. keep the kids away from it. we are going to play some football on the plaza today. >> it teaches teamwork and accountability and @let schiath. meanwhile, it's not about politics, that's what the president said.

going back, the president said he'll change immigration policy through executive action regarding millions of people here illegally to stay. now after receiving many calls from harry reid over the united states senate warning him if he does the democrats will lose, the president decided not to do it. at least until after the election. here's his explanation. watch. >> when i take executive action, i want to make sure it is sustainable. >> so if the public is not behind you, you're in the taking it. that sounds a little like you're concerned that the public wouldn't support what you did. >> what i'm saying is i'm going to act because it's the right thing for the country, but it's going to be more sustainable and more effective if the public understands what the facts are on immigration, what we have done on unaccompanied children, and why it's necessary. and the truth of the matter is that the politics did shift mid-summer because of that problem. >> i'm going to do what's in the best interest of the country. really? or did you feel phone calls from democrats concerned about their

re-election campaigns and didn't want you taking executive action which could have caused them their elections? kay hagan of north carolina in her first debate the other night felt the president should not, she's a democrat from north carolina, felt he should not use executive action on immigration. >> the politics of the president or the politics of republicans, listen to what the white house is saying about this now. because of the republicans' extreme politicization, -- we are seeing the president go against his promise of taking action before the end of summer and now it's delayed until after the midterm election. what will happen to the latino vote? >> he's saying people need to learn more on why i'm doing this and i'll explain after the

election. i would love to hear the president's explanation for how in this economy with this persistently high unemployment rate, the most persistent and the highest since the depression, we should bring in more millions of low-wage workers. >> i would also like to hear him say how we'll use the system. it's not those coming across the border but it's the backlog of cases. remember, the system is broken, 400,000 cases are backlogged and sitting to wait to face the judge right now. jim johnson says, yes, all the kids come across the border and will sit in front of the judge and when will this happen? they have been waiting years to get in front of the judge. >> he'll explain after the election why this is going to be good for us. we'll talk to chris wallace about that making news on the sunday shows in a few minutes. but first, happening overnight, the united states lawn ching new air strikes against isis in iraq.

the latest broad of missiles aimed at targets in the western part of the country near the hadifa dam. security forces are having trouble hold on on the the area and sbd the interstates to intervene. this morning we learn that president obama will hold a conference to discuss his strategy against isis. the invitation-only memorial is taking place inside a manhattan synagogue for joan rivers. a crimson carpet will be laid during the service and reportedly be buried alongsides rivers. in her 2012 book she said she wanted her funeral toll be a huge show-biz affair with lights, camera, action. this as we learned the nypd is opening an investigation into rivers' death. detectives are looking into the endoscopy center where she stopped breathing a couple weeks ago. a texas woman has been missing for more than a week.

the 43-year-old christina morris was last seen on this parking garage surveillance video walking with a friend to her car after a party in plano, texas, but her car never left the lot. >> it's one of the most horrifying things that could ever happen. we're just trying to stay positive and hang in there and huddle together. >> well, the person you saw in the video is not a person of interest. and this american video is taken from the international space station. >> there's chicago kind of swinging off to our left. >> san francisco is right there. >> new york, are you ready for your close-up from the international space station? looking good. >> well, do you want to look up and wave at them? the expedition crew is taking sightseeing to new heights. >> it is weird that brooklyn is

so easily seen. i guess i shouldn't be surprised. >> that's why people are going to pay $250,000 in flight to look in the mirror. >> to go up to see the home they just left. >> maybe there's a cheaper way, like a drone, for $300. i don't know. we'll look at the weather maps as you wake up this morning. we have had a big front move through the northeast. some big rain this morning across parts of texas and the hill country with flash flooding. out across the southwest, we have a hurricane off the coast of baja, california. not some to near baja but the monsoonal moisture will impact pacts of the west two. to three inches or more rain than that in a few isolated spots. we'll potentially seized more

localized flooding. we have places like el paso, those have been dropped with the rain going west into arizona. take a look at the temperature differences in blue and canada. get ready, the first batch of cold air is here. a little early if you ask me. 58 for fargo on friday are. you ready for that? >> no. >> bring it on. >> i'm canceling my weekend plans to fargo now. >> that's cold. it's time to getup with the family and put this on sunday afternoon. >> what is the typical american family. according to reports, we sort of think of this family from 1955.

in 2010, 62% of kids are living with married parents. that's a change from 1960 where 88% of children lived with married parents in the house. >> the single mom back in 1960 was at 7%. single mothers, 20%. what is replacing it, if anything? no, it's a mixed back, co-has been at a timing, is it good or bad? the university of maryland is behind this study and here's what they say. >> the decline of marriage doesn't have one cause exactly, it comes from a few different things. the biggest factor is people getting married age of getting married is in the late 20s to early 20s. during that time, people are doing a lot of things but women

are going to college more now since 1960. and a lot of women are having children during that period and that's why we have more single apartments. >> well, you are leaving out the dramatic rise in out-of-wedlock births. dramatic rise. we do not have to protend these are okay, but the truth of the matter is this is not replaced by any good. it's the leading cause of poverty. >> when you look at the deciding factor in a girl's success, it's the loving support of a father. >> you're just saying this -- family has been destroyed and look at the fruits of it.

i am not -- this is terrible for children. if you care about kids, you should care about this. >> the liberal blogs slam on this, the fact that there are biological differences between men and women. there are huge significant differences when the father is involveded in the racing of his children. >> in the racing of a young girl that is different in success. why does everyone make it seem like "leave it to beaver" is so bad? >> it's not good, but was it easier? it is because we knew what our role was supposed to be.

and people are making their completely own choices, and that's okay, but the kids have also been -- a lot of you are disagreeing with this this morning, rachel writes, it's not the money a family has that makes a happy child or home. it is the love and the whole-hearted giving that does the trick. >> and another call writes, a child's greatsense of security comes from knowing that his mom or dad loves him. and beverly writes, i grew up with two parents, dad working.

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president obama is speaking about the threat of isis or isil. he is calling it serious but not an imminent threat. he said he doesn't have a strategy to defeat them, so what can we expect to hear from him? joining us is chris wallace, nice to see you this morning. >> great to be with you guys. >> what do you expect the president to say this week after he's had a few weeks to mull over this strategy? >> well, i think at this point it's not going to be a feat for the nation, it's going to be an update. my guess is he'll explain the nature of the threat and what he intends to do about it. now, there are a lot of questions as of this weekend he has not decided yet. is he going to launch air strikes against isis in syria? what is he going to do to go after isis on the ground, particularly in syria, are we still relying on the full

neglected moderate syrian rebels to do it? so there are some questions to be answered, i'm just not sure he's going to answer them in his speech this week. >> have we identified the moderate syrian rebels and are we sure isis hasn't and isn't using any of the weapons we have already sent to the syrian rebels? >> well, that's obviously a good question and one of the concerns, that's one of the things the president says in his defense in terms of being slow. it's pretty hard to vet who are the nationalist and moderate syrian rebels and who are the islamist, radical, violent, really care less about syria and more about establishing a calipha caliphate. had we gotten involved a couple years ago before the vacuum was filled by the jihadists, that ship has sailed. >> what do you make, chris, of the difference in tone from the vice president who says we are going to follow you to the gates of hell, that sort of forced

president obama's hand to be tougher? >> i don't think so. look, if you want to talk about this a whole host of people in the administration have talked tougher that the president. the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the chairman of the joint chiefs and the vice president. this seems to be one where obama is a majority, and seems to mean there are slow democrats. elizabeth warren said, we have to destroy isis before they kill us but you get the sense that he doesn't woont to do something like this. >> a big show lined up for us, chris? >> a big show. first of all we'll talk to mitt romney. and it is interesting, there's an increasing talk about him as

a possible presidential candidate in 2016. we'll talk to him. a lot of people with buyer's remorse from 2010 to talk about the president' policies and whether third time is the charm for mitt romney. then we'll discuss in-depth both isis, the immigration change that the president has delaying executive action and also the cease-fire in ukraine with two congressional leaders. the chairman of the foreign relations committee is robert menendez and we'll also have michael mccaul on the show. thank you. dealing with a nuclear threat, should you be worried? and football is america's most popular sport, but some claim that kids should stay away. next hour, we take a closer look at why your kids shouldn't play football.

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hello, friends. 24 minutes after the hour. take a look at that massive dust storm blanketing phoenix, arizona. drivers there were warned to stay off the roadways because visibility could suddenly drop to zero. and a late caution flag during last night's nascar race in virginia. this is because of a shirtless fan. he eventually climbed down from the fence and was taken away by authorities.

spectators say he was trying to take a selfie. what has this world come to? clayton, over to you. i'm getting tackled out here. it's officially football season. critics say it is dangerous for kids, but the next guest says to get your kids in the game. we have the ambassador for heads-up football. with him this morning are youth football players from riverhead, keith, great to see you this morning. >> great to be here. >> football season, can you feel it in the air? >> there's a certain smell in the air. >> maybe it's the brats on the grill, i don't know. but talk about the criticism from people, even president obama said his boys wouldn't play football. is there this, i don't know, do we have a fear about our kids playing youth football these days? >> i will say some of the fears are not well grounded.

at the size and speed these young players are with the equipment they have, statistically speaking, they are not as in great of danger as being hurt as the professionals. you can't compare the nfl to the youth league. and youth sports in general, they can get concussions playing any sport. >> we talk about on the show, cheerleaders have more concussions than football. >> as you see, they are small enough that with equipment, they should be protected. >> parents shouldn't be as worried as other people make it out to be. >> one of the great things about heads-up football is to teach the coaches proper equipment fitting. you see the shoulder pads that protect the top of the shoulder. of course we have the helmet now designed to be more oblong and round. >> and you teach kids how to hit properly. >> it's all about the proper technique. if we can do the proper

technique and take the head out of the game, we have really been proactive in safety to the sport. >> you say take the head out of the game, what do you mean? if you were going to come in -- can you hit me lightly? >> so the way it used to work is always just run as fast as you can and smash into me, but heads-up football teaches us the breakdown. i'm getting in a better position and moving my feet. then to hit, i'm getting my head to the side with my shoulder in place and shooting my hands. i'm going to let my hands through and there it is. >> that was just a light tap. who do you expect to win the super bowl this year? >> my heart is with the giants and the colts, but your head would say -- >> the reality would say. >> that's right. at some point, i think denver has a chip on their shoulder. new england is very much improved. seattle is proving they are tough to beat. so i'm going with the champs. >> you're a princeton guy and we

talk about the negativity in playing youth sports like this, but there are so many positives in sports. what do you think the kids benefit from the most? >> the biggest crisis in american is character. and football breathes character. it breathes responsibility, accountability and resiliency. too often today we have kids who need to try something, they fail and quit right away. football doesn't allow that. you can fumble in the first half and still win the game in the second. so it brings in that fortitude we need as a nation. >> that's right. you heard it hear from keith. and i played youth football at my high school in willson, pennsylvania. that's why i turned out to be a strong dude. >> you're so tough, clayton. so tough. >> that was inspiring. thank you, guys. >> great segment. there's some sibling rivalry in this household. watch. >> you're getting tired and

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it is grandparents day. >> this is a picture of jay and beth with their grandchildren. >> and karen with her granddaughters. i wonder if she does the cheek thing? come here. >> and this is a cool picture. >> and this is my with my grandma margaret. isn't she a cutie? >> she is. and stylish, too. >> very stylish. >> that's so cool. >> she's a southern grandma. all right. we have stories making headlines to tell you about. rescue crews spot wreckage from a small plane that crashed in

jamaica. from new york, the man and his wife were killed. the fighter jets spotted fogged over windows and the pilot slumped over inside. >> you take air from the engine and pump it into the cabin to breathe in higher altitudes. the systems can fail from time to time, and when they do the amount of oxygen available to you goes way down. and if it's a slow problem, you start to get epoxy before you know it and your judgment goes. it's almost like you've had way too much to drink. >> the tdebris field disappeare into the water. the joint terrorism task force searched the area with a call traced from brake lynn but no arrests have been made over a

threat to the world trade center. and this great dane argues with his owner after he stops paying attention to him. >> i know. it's ro-ro's turn. >> well, dinky, the dog's name is dinky, is mad because his brother ro-ro is getting all the loving. it has 480,000 views. >> wow. >> that's unbelievable. dogs are more human than some humans i know. >> my daughter reacts that way. >> i react that way. rick is outside. >> you bet very a big house if you have two big great danes in there. that is not a new york city apartment, for sure. where are you visiting from in.

>> south carolina. >> south carolina. >> you two look related. >> we are. best friends. >> welcome. we'll take a look at the weather map, the coast of south carolina, we have some rain showers. a great day across are the beaches from north florida out across the outer banks. and it will get worse the next few days as we potentially see this develop into a strong low pressure to bring significant rain across the area, 5 to 6 inches by the time all is said and done. and at 9:00 this morning throughout the day, for the most part, we'll see a ton of sunshine. compared to yesterday, it was a miserable day across the northeast. this is looking spectacular. down to the southeast, it will be hotter and more humid. and we'll see showers from time to time. and part of it in texas could be a little heavier and some localized flooding across hill country. up in to the northern plains, a

spectacular day. tuesday is when we start to see the bottom drop off and wee see much cooler temperatures move in. across the west, we'll see see showers in the western part of california and eventually in towards nevada bringing some rain showers. tucker is coming outside with clayton and anna. they are photobombing. >> i'm weather photobombing. yesterday we brought you a story on how the federal government wants you to drop the chothe ma for a better alternative. >> we have an indulgent twist on the campfire favorite. >> the author of "just married and cooking." james is joining us now, great to see you. >> i thought about it for a little bit and thought, let's really do healthy smores. i have a great treat for you guys. this is grilled tofu on a

whole-wheat crack we are a celery stick. something really great. >> try that. >> let's try that instead of the smore. >> great might be strong but certainly handsome. >> anybody want some of this? >> no, they don't want that. >> you want to replace that with fruit. >> we'll try to get through to the fruit a little bit. we have bourbon-soaked bananas we threw on the grill, a little bit of brown sugar and peanut butter. we can make that into a decent smore. we have some grilled peaches and cream cheese with strawberries. >> that actually sounds delicious. >> so we're getting there. yes, yes, please. thankfully here in america we can put chocolate on our smores. >> this is still america. >> this is still america. we have another classic smore bar setup. this is one of the things we do in our book that we love. just set it all out. everyone makes their own.

i love the peanut butter and jelly smore. the peanut butter on one side, jelly, chocolate and marshmallows. >> you don't look like you're eating too many peanut butter and jelly smores. >> that's the thing, have a great smore but don't have one every day. >> this is banana and peanut butter, it may be better than the chocolate. >> there are a lot of people who think you need to burn the marshmallow and get it on fire. what do you think of that? >> i like a nice char but i want it golden brown. i'm the fence-hitter on it. when we got home yesterday after talking about this, my daughter parker runs to me and says, why are they talk about no chocolate on the smores? that's just a marshmallow sandwich. >> how old is she? >> she's 5. she knows what's up. >> what is your favorite from the alternatives here?

>> the peanut butter and banana. that's the classic elvis sandwich. >> i'm starving. >> just like my daughter, she's trying to throw it away. >> just like my daughter who is 43. >> she's had a great run. >> this is a more elegant take on the smore. we burn the marshmallow and dip it in melted chocolate and roll it in graham crackers. >> you are a genius. >> we are getting fancy. >> can you buy these commercially? let's say you don't have time, just another busy professional and don't have time to dip a marshmallow? >> we are starting a smore truck shortly, so that will be on the market before long. >> shove some marshmallows in your mouth and read what is coming up. >> we are hearing orders in our

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applying to be a reserve police officer in florida. shaq previously was a reserve officer in miami beach. they will need a bigger police cruiser for him. and thinking about going into the galaxy? if you're thinking of losing weight, think twice. a new study finds action movies can make you fat. people who watched an action film ate twice as much and 65% more calories than when they watched a tv interview. >> is that stress eating or what? quart tore the top of the hour, is the war on women back? take a look. >> i think that when the anchor of a leading cable news show uses, quite frankly, sexist, personally offensive language, then i actually don't think they would use about a man. >> scott walker has given women a backup. what republican party extremists like scott walker are doing is

grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. >> and from the spokesperson call i calling bill o'reilly sexist, are democrats drumming up a war on women? alexis mcgill is here with us this morning. thank you for being with us. penny, i'm going to start with you, when bill o'reilly made comments and said that woman, it made it just a little dicy, take a listen. >> with all due respect, you don't have to comment on this, that woman looks way out of her depth over there. just the way she delivers, it just doesn't look like she has the gravitask for that job. >> because he said that woman, some say that's not right, but he said the same thing about josh earnest, a man, take a

listen to that. >> josh earnest, okay. he looks to me to be befuddled. jay carney, you may not have liked him, but he looked like he understood the process. mr. earnest doesn't look like he doesn't have a lot of credibility. >> hmm. so alexis, actually, i'll start with you, do women want fair treatment or do they want special treatment in this situation? >> what i think women want, first of all, no one should expect o'reilly to be respectful of anybody, that's part of his stict, but forget legitimate race, their policies don't respect women and that's what women voters are concerned about. they are concerned about minimum wage and action to contraception and to abortion. they are concerned about de-funding planned parenthood. those are the things that affect women, not just from the

reproductive right issues but from the broad spectrum. >> we hear about a lot of lot of other things, we care about the economy and immigration, is it fair to put us in a box? >> the war on women is a phony focus group mantra that is made to put women in a line of victims, which we don't belong. we are strong, we are powerful, we can care for ourselves. and frankly, feminists, liberal feminists overreached this week. they went way too far and women don't agree with them. by the way, concern women for america has a detailed response to this on concernedwomen.org. we have a lot to stand on this issue and the left looks selly talking about the war on women. we have real women in the middle east who are being raped, abused and sold into slavery by jihadists, and so to equate the fact that we have a disagreement

on the economy, on economic policy with abuse, with domestic abuse, is absolutely outrageous and is irresponsible. >> and debbie wasserman schultz regressed her words and sometimes we say things we don't quite mean, but that doesn't undermine the broader point. >> she's not the only one, by the way. >> debbie wasserman schultz came forward and said, i shouldn't have used the words i used. that should detract from the broader point i was making that scott walker's policies have been made bad for the wisconsin women. if reince priebus said the same thing, could he apologize and everything be okay? >> i think what the women voters are -- they are going to be the ones who decide whether debbie wasserman schultz or reince priebus would have got ape way with us. when we talk about ultrasounds not necessary, we talk about minimum wage that does impact

the majority of women. these are -- this is war on women. and to argue that, i agree, there's a war on women rite large. >> but many congresswomen are coming late to the game. >> we have to leave it there, i apologize. >> thank you. >> thank you for your thoughts. ten minutes before the top of the hour, up next, kevin mccarthy has one of the wildest interviews. is that bill murray cleaning his suit jacket? >> thank you very much, mr. murray. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us.

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is where the biggest movies start generating oscar buzz. >> kevin mccarthy is joining us. hey, kevin. >> good morning, clayton, tucker and anna. as a kid, i dreamed of going to film festivals. i was so geeked out that i was able to go this year and be there watching these movies. this festival is one of the biggest indicators of the academy awards. over the past couple of years, they also won the best picture at the oscars. it's obviously a huge deal. over 300 movies from over 60 countries. it's a big deal. one of the movies i covered was something called "the equalizer" with denzel washington. he comes out of retirement to get some revenge on russian gangsters. i sat down and talked to him. at the beginning of the film, there's a profound mark twain quote that says the two most important days of your life are the day you are born and the day

you find out why. so i talk to denzel about that question. i wanted to know if he knew why he was born. check it out. >> do you know that day where you found out why for each of you? do you remember that day? why what? why you were born? >> yeah. >> me personally, what i do professionally is not all of what i am. you know. because i can say the day i began acting, but then the thing about the day i got married or the day my first child was born, you know, things like that. >> and the age-old question is why purpose driven life did well, too. >> you're indeed a movie revi reviewers. bull murray is the guy that probably 80% of the americans would want to have dinner with. you talked to him. >> get this. he has no agent, he has no publicist, and he has an 800 number that you have to call in order to book him for an interview. so you never know when you show up to interview him if he's

actually going to be there. so the video of him cleaning my suit, that was from two years ago. i walked into the room and i had a toothpaste stain on my shirt and he got up and cleaned my shirt for me. yesterday, i was in toronto for a movie called st. vincent. i waited six hours and i did not get bill murray yesterday. he didn't come in. melissa mccarthy was there and naomi watts. that movie opens up on the 24th. but no agent. you have to call an 800 number to schedule an interview. >> great to be on with you. >> thanks, guys. coming up here on the show, doesz of americans turning on their families in their country to fight for isis. how are these people getting caught up in terror? our security expert has the answer. and a high school student suing his high school coach for

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(male announcer) today's the day to ask your doctor about levemir® flextouch. covered by nearly all health insurance and medicare plans. good morning, everybody. today is sauchd, the 7th of september. an i'm na kooiman. the president delaying any action on immigration until after the midterm elections. don't call it a political move. >> when i take executive action, i want to make sure it's sustainable. >> so if the public is not behind you, you're not taking it? >> no, no, no. >> so why did the white house just blame republicans? >> and the mother of a navy s.e.a.l. killed in the benghazi terror attacks reacts to the explosive smoking gun shown here on fox. watch this. >> i do not like the politicians. i want them out.

they killed my kid and they killed the other three guys and they're going to keep on doing it as long as we keep them in there. more from an emotional interview, straight ahead. talk about bursting everyone's bubble, check this out. this is at a college football game. >> the worst fan ever. >> look at the astonishment. look at that face right in front of him. >> tear necessary that green lantern shirt. >> "fox & friends" hour four start right now. >> welcome in to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. >> good morning. >> the beginning of hour -- i think it's hour four. those of you who have been watching the entire show at home -- >> it's like 4:00 p.m. on a friday for most of you guys, right? >> does a marathon take less time than our show? >> yes. >> are you kidding? she could run a marathon and a half by the time this is over.

>> hey, it's football today. we'll going to celebrate outside with some tailgating later on in the show. you're looking live at the man hattant synagogue where later this morning family and friends of joan rivers will gather to see final good-byes. in her 2012 book, rivers said she wanted her funeral to be, quote, a huge showbiz affair with lights, camera, action. this as we learned the nypd has opened an investigation into rivers' death. detectives looking into endoscopy center where she stopped breathing over a week ago. overnight, the united states is launching new air strikes against isis in iraq. iraqi security forces are having trouble holding on to the area and asked the united states to intervene. this morning, we are also learning that later this week, president obama will give a

speech outlining strategy to combat isis. a desperate search is under way for a texas woman missing for more than a week. 23-year-old christina morris was last seen on the parking garage surveillance video. she was walking with a friend to her car after leaving a party in plano, texas, but her car never left the lot. >> we're just trying to stay positive and hang in there and huddle together. >> that friend in the surveillance video is not considered a person of interest. >> and it's one of the most iconic movie scenes of all times. >> that day, for no particular reason, i decided to go for a little run. i was running. >> forest gulf of mexico going for a jog and kept running for three years, crisscrossing the united states. we are now learning tom hanks didn't get too tired filming the scene because his brother, jim, served as his body double for

many of the wide shots. those are your headlines. >> let's talk some politics this morning, shall we? there have been a lot of rumors throughout the past few weeks that president obama was going to cut his vacation short, fly back to washington and make a stamp on immigration reform. well, we now know the answer to that. that's not going to happen. the president yesterday sat down with chuck todd, the new host of "meet the press" and talked about his plan on immigration. guess what? it's not going to happen any time soon. >> when i take executive action, i want to make sure that it's sustainable. i want to make sure that -- >> so the public is not behind you? you're not taking it? >> no, no. >> you were concerned the public wouldn't support what you did? >> what i'm saying is i'm going to act because it's the right thing for the country, but it's going to be more sustainable and more effective if the public understands what the facts are on immigration, what we've done on unaccompanied children and why it's necessary.

and, you know, the truth of the matter is that the politics did shift mid summer because of that problem. >> and -- >> we just don't understand because we haven't heard enough about it because we haven't been talked about this for anything for the last ten years. how about this? i'll give another speech. the reason this was delayed is democrats fear the public knows too much. harry reid said if you do this, we're going to lose more senate seats than we would otherwise. so he responded to political pressure. >> so the president is now flipping the coin on this and saying, yes, it's pore political reasons, but not because of democrats who are vulnerable. the white house responds because of republicans extreme politization, the president believes it would be harmful to the presidency itself, to administrative action before the election. >> but, you know, a lot of people aren't happy about this on the democratic side. it's not just republicans. a lot of labor groups and latino groups came out yesterday and were furious about this,

slamming the president's inaction on this.. in fact, a lot of people saying, look, including christina jiminez, director of the united dream, she sims it up like this, to wait nine more weeks, i must continue to look at my mother in the eye and know she lives under the left of deportation every day. but dreamers will not soon forget the president and democrats' latest failure and their attempts to fool the latino xhurchbt and we remain resolution in fighting for justice for our families. >> we've been living under this idea that they would provide amnesty and there wouldn't be any rash deportations. >> i hope they're not voting because they're not citizens. but imagine this for a second. this is one area i'm sympathetic to obama. imagine if i showed up in somebody else's country, illegally, and demanded benefits and then, when refused benefits, someone says you have to leave, you're not allowed to be here,

it's against the law, i started lecturing them and saying i have a right to be here. try that in mexico, syria, congo, you would be in jail. if you're not a citizen, you don't have the right to influence our policy. >> and we're too politically correct in this country and too soft and scared to call illegal immigrants by what they are. they're illegally here. >> don't we have a right -- we've been talking all summer about this is a humanitarian crisis. children pouring across the border. we have a backlog, 400,000 cases that haven't had a chance to go to these judges. we have a broken system. shouldn't this embolden the president? shouldn't this em bolding congress to do something? >> you don't need congress to fix that. don't be inefficient and lame. so glass is half full, we live in a great nation where

everybody wants to live. >> positivity. >> what a nice person you are. the smoking gun that the white house has said didn't exist in benghazi has been uncovered. and if you caught their special on benghazi, then you know exactly what it is. it's that 30-minute window when those security officers were told to stand down and not go over the consulate to help save those four americans who ultimately lost their lives. pat smith is the moep mother of shawn smith. she joined shchapiro last night. >> yes, i absolutely believe them. who else am i supposed to believe? the people that didn't tell me anything, like the state department? i kept begging them on to tell me what happened. they wouldn't tell me. so now i get the information that i've been waiting for, i've needed, i've got to finish processing this so i can go on with my life.

right now, my son is dead and three other guys are dead and i just think of them as my sons. my sons were all -- they're all dead now and they were abandon and just left to die there. i love my country. i do not like the politicians and i want them out. they killed my kid and they killed the other three guys and they're going to keep on doing it as long as we keep them in there. >> so we have the smoking gun and it's worse even than some of us imagined. we've been for this for two years, three years now. and i had all kinds of suspicions. i never imagined it was this bad where we had guys ready and willing and asking to help and they were denied permission to help? >> and finally had to take matters in their own hands to go after being delayed for some 30 minutes. they came forward and said those 30 minutes could have made the difference in life and death for those four americans. >> and it's not even the boots on the ground, going over physically to help them. we also know if there had been a

simple drone in the area above to help provide heat mappings in the square, you know, some kind of a women from a drone. we had live streaming. >> why weren't we doing this? we were picking up the original stockpile and sending them to some unmanned group to fight the assad regime. did anybody ask the public's opinion on this? did congress approve that? no. >> and who is the state department calling crazy? the three individuals that came forward and wrote this book basically calling them liars and -- actually, there's five of them. and they all say the same thing. we had the order to stand down. we were ready. >> how many of the weapons isis is using now was sent to syria

by the obama administration? that would be interesting to know. >> we already know a lot of the tnks, other weapons, we see the suits of armor that they've got as american soldiers. by the way, i think that special is reairing tonight. let's gets outside to rick rasmussen. we've been talking about this football weather out there. >> it is football today. what are you going to be doing this afternoon, watching tv? >> yeah. >> or taking a nap? >> watching tv. >> good, watching tv. not taking a nap. i'm impressed. take a look t weather maps. a great day for the first sunday of football. we've got that hurricane out there, hurricane norbert. it is going to bring rain over the next two to three days across parts of the southwest. some of it is going to be heavy at times. that means we have some flood watches out.

that's mostly across arizona, nevada and utah. we had flood watches in effect across parts of texas, but that has been dropped, which is great news. the big story this week is going to be football weather coming in a little bit earlier for this than we would like to see. take a look, where z that air mass across canada, those blues, the temps in the 50s. take a look at what happens this week. we're talking about a high of 48 degrees in billings on wednesday. these are high temperatures, not low temperatures. that means overnight lows will be down into the 30s. we might see a few snowflakes flying across areas of the far northern plains. there's your thursday temps, friday temps. get ready, chaton, tucker, and anna, are you guys ready? >> are you? >> we're going to roll right past it. >> thank you. >> thank you, rick. coming up, there's an isis terror from minnesota on the loose. how is this happening? and could there be a terrorist living next door to you? we'll tell you what to look for.

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there's a growing concern which morning about americans aiding isis. this minnesota man was kicked out of his mosque while trying to recruit for isis. and a massachusetts man is the guy behind the isis social media campaign. there are over 100 americans

reportedly fighting in syria thanks to the question where in the u.s. is this terror activity happening? here to discuss it is former direct he of the nypd intelligence division. thanks for coming. >> that's fog having me. >> why is this happening? it's unimaginable to believe the united states would be to a hell hole and fight for luna particulars. why are they doing that? >> some people see it as a cause that they need to go and fight for muslims. when bashir assad was fighting sunnis, people felt they had an obligation to go and defend their coreligionists and defend. they may have gone for altruistic regions. paw the conflict evolved, they may have joined terrorist groups who got radicalized while they were there. >> there were a number of people

who came to the united states as immigrants. are we wanting to let in people who end up joining isis? >> i think when you look at minneapolis, sch is a city who has seen three suit bombers in somalia, you have a community there of somali americans that isn't being integrated well into american society. these individuals were let in as refugees and the question is why aren't they integrating into the united states, into the melting pot and why are we having a situation that's more like europe where individuals from the middle east don't seem to integrate within society? because asking people to integrate is not multicultural. you're supposed to say your culture is as wonderful as ours is. don't you think? >> yeah. >> are you even allowed to say you noou need to adopt our culture? you can't stay that, can you? >> listen, our culture has enough merits on its own. this is why they came to the

united states, for san tu anterior, to get out of somalia. why they would want to go back there is to some degree confusing, but they haven't established that american identity yet. >> so minneapolis is a hot bed of potential recruits for isis. why else? >> based on past activity of individuals r recruited to go abroad, the new york city metropolitan area is going to be one of those areas. boston, and i know this morning we are talking about an individual from boston who is potentially the chief deny option for isis. those new york, boston, minneapolis, portland, oregon. portland, oregon has seen some individuals go and fight in somalia. you had a plot in 201020 attack the christmas tree lighting there by an individual of somali

dissent. >> tell us that somebody somewhere, whether it's nypd intelligence or the fbi is paying attention to potential recruits for washington, is watching these guys, sort of? >> i think we're a little bit late to the game in the u.s. in focusing on this phenomenon. europe has been ringing the bell about the concern of individuals traveling there and coming back. but now, i think with the few americans having died in syria and iraq, with the individual, the first american who fought in -- from florida and was a suicide bomber in syria, now you see this on people's radar. fbi -- >> hope so. >> nypd. >> thanks a lot. coming up, hundreds of kids in several states infected with a miss serious lung virus that has put some in the hospital in critical condition. the storms you need to watch out for, coming up. ban ining -- at school? how wimpy are americans becoming

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it's going to be a great day. can you feel it? quick headlines for you now. a prank caller threatens to detroit 1 world trade center six days before the anniversary of 9/11. it caused port thornt employees and joint task fos forces to search the area. bringing a pilot to shore after his plane crashes into the ocean. >> they're bringing the pilot. oh, my god. >> yeah! >> officials say the plane suddenly lost power and dove into the water near miami beach. five guys on jet keys rushed in to help the title, getting a few

cuts, but otherwise he's going to be just fine. clayton, over to you. >> this week, we heard about a high school basketball player suing his coach after -- after she was cut from the team. a school banning unsurfaced cartwheels was talked about this week and colleges that are banning booing. what the heck is going on here? is this the wussification of our schools? stephanie weis, prison the author of on book "preventing hazing." nice to see all of you. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the -- the suing for not being able to play in the game first. so the student basically saying that chase johansson suing because he feels he didn't get enough playing time on the varsity basketball game. basically, his first amendment rights were violated. what do you guys think of this?

>> i think it's pretty absurd. i think we have to look at coaches and how they make decisions, whether they're using their power appropriately or not. coaches do misuse their power. but every time a kid doesn't get to play is not the time to go to court. >> is this the wufssification of our kids? >> no. this is not second grade. this is college. there's reasons why kids do things. 50% and maybe even more are good athletes and they're scoring points for the team. but it's also their behavior on the team, the kind of kid that they are and they're really not kids, they're in college. >> nowadays, kids get trophies, everybody wins and by the time they get to college and high school, they're like, where is my trophy? >> i have so many phone calls with kids with anxiety issues now and i think a lot of this plays into it. >> where is it coming from? >> i think kids -- there is no

level of failure any more for kids. though can't handle the situation. >> you have a strong, competitive society. it's a win or lose of society and it keeps being reinforced by all kinds of shows on tv. and, you know, if you're not a winner, you're a loser. and we have to look at the world. not everybody is a winner. >> exactly. so what's wrong with that? there are winners and losers, right? >> because this is something in between. >> this is it's not fair and it is fair. >> like an entitlement. >> but we don't know. we don't know all the stories. i've certainly seen coaches misuse their power. >> sure. absolutely. >> we have to look at the whole system as a whole kid. i think we're losing this whole child because of this win or lose concept. >> what about the booing? this is ridiculous, right? >> we have this from the national -- what is it? new england small colleges athletic conference, 10-point font, hard for me to read. here is what they said. as a supporter, we ask you not

to engage in any unsportsmanlike actions in school, including booing, fro fanty, rude gestures or language or any other language that could be construed as negative or confrontational. trying pulling that at a phillies game. >> booing happens. it's not nice or it's not something we want everybody do to. i think they created something awesome, which is the fifth quarter of football, so it got them focused on excitement, the fifth quarter, getting kids to do things in a positive game. there is booing at games. >> if this comes down to we don't want to hurt people's feelings, should we not cheer for derek jeter because other people are going to be consulted? >> right. isn't this part of a sport? it's the taunting. you go to play at another team's home field, it's the home-field

advantage, right? >> another thing is we cannot control all these kinds of behaviors. even when the nfl tried to say you can't curse on the field, that's ridiculous. so you can't overcontrol everybody's behavior, but you can try to have a softer culture that's trying to say we have supportive of you, but we're not going to, like, make things illegal. >> what are we going to have, like poetry now? >> the word is bad. it works well and we're going to try to use that for you today. >> thomas, sisterny, it's great to see you. coming up today on the rest of the show, the alarm system, anything but high tech. when they get an emergency call, pushes the soda can over from the printer. that's high tech. that's disturbing, though. that's how one department handles its emergency calls. are democrats drumming up a

whole new war on women just in time for the election? we'll talk about it.

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>> with all due respect, that woman looks way out of her depth over there, just the way she delivers. it just doesn't look like she has the gravitas to that job. >> well, meanwhile, marie harp, of course, you remember -- well, some days she wears glasses, some days she doesn't. she called it sexist. she said this about bill o'reiley. take a listen. >> i think that when the anchor of a leading cable news show uses, quite frankly, sexist, personally offensive language, that i actually don't think they would ever use about a man -- >> oh, come on, bill o'reiley calls everybody about their last name. all the female kefts he has on the show even. it's something he does. would he say that man or that woman? would he say it to you? it doesn't matter what your sex is. absolutely. take a listen to what he just said recently. >> josh earnest, he looks to me

to be be fundamentaleled. jay carney, you may not have liked him, but he looked like he understood the process. mr. earnest doesn't look like he has a lot of credibility. >> it's pretty funny, though. you can see marie harp saying, oh, wait, he called her out of her depth? these are the two most out of depth people in the federal government. i never think they're saying that i'm out of my depth because i'm a man. they're saying that because i'm kind of a jerk sometimes. you know what i mean? >> right now, they are under fire because of this new special that we're doing here on the fox news channel, the 13 hours in bengha benghazi. .we're hearing from people on the ground saying they were issued a stand down order. state department saying that's not the case.

>> i hadn't even thought of that. i think that's exactly right. when they get caught doing something they shouldn't be doing, what the first thing they do? they cry bias. you don't like me because of my college, my country's national origin. you're seized by ir national hatred. then there was debbie wasserman schultz this week. take a listen to her comments. sexist? >> scott walker has given the women the back of his hand. what republican party extremists are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. >> can you imagine if the rnc said that? debber wasserman schultz heads back on her comments. she issued this statement, if we can bring that up. i shouldn't have used the words i used. that shouldn't detract from the broader point that i was making, that scott walker's policies have been bad for wisconsin women. >> what does that even mean? i have to say, who are the people who look at debbie

wasserman schultz saying you know what? she speaks for me. she's an effective recruiting tool for the democrats. >> is it her constituency? here is brian's reaction on twitter. he writes, it's so obvious, this is only a ploy by democrats to stir up their uninformed base and get votes. >> and an e-mail saying they don't speak for women, they speak for the left agenda. these women are a disgrace. >> tracy writes, according to democrats, women are only worried about birth control and abortions. my income has dropped in the the last two years because of democrat policy. that's a good point. let us know your thoughts. meanwhile, some headlines this morning. now hundreds of children hospitalized across the country, across the midwest with a rare and severe respiratory virus. it starts like a common cold, but within hours, it leaves children gasping for air, including one 13-year-old who had to be air lifted to the hospital. >> he was completely unconscious and he was turning white and

blue. >> yeah. i thought -- i thought i was going to die. >> officials suspect the illness was the human tie virus, spread the same way as a cold. there is no vaccine and no medication. your not going to believe this. it's a shocking sign of the times. take a look at how the detroit fire department receives alerts that a building is going up in flames. >> it comes out, hits our fago can and we get an alert. >> the detroit free press getten an up close look at the soda can alert system for crews. the fire department relies on a fox machine to knock over a soda can full of coins so it makes a loud noise. the city's emergency alert system hasn't been updated in 30

years. a college football fan showing his hatred of beach balls. look at him. he throws it on the ground and he stomps on it. the ball deflates and the man has no shame, either. he starts applauding his evil act. >> look at the kid in the green lantern shirt. he's devastated. >> why did you all become some passioned advocates? what did they do to you? >> i don't know. agnostic on the beach ball question. >> but you're so fired up about it. >> anders called it evil. >> is there any other ball that denotes fun more than the beach ball? >> pro tennis ball myself, but, you know -- >> i think a beach ball, i think the beach ball is the representation of fun. >> better than the foam finger? >> yeah. maybe even -- well, i don't know, that's a tough one, rick. you weigh in. >> i'm down to 15 left for my time.

>> foam finger? >> everybody weigh in on twitter. what's your favorite ball? take a look at the weather map. we've got some showers that we're going to deal with across the carolina coastline up in towards the outer banks the next few days. get ready, some of that is going to be very heavy. then this week, much colder air moves in. these temps are around 30 to 35 degrees below your averages for this time of years across the far northern plains and northern rockies. get ready, our first big taste of fall. today is a spectacular day across areas of the northeast. down across much of the southeast. we're going to still have a hot and humid day and some scattered showers popping up as that day heats up. into the northern plains, this is your day to get out and enjoy it because of those fall like temperatures start to invade by tuesday. again, out across the west, another warm one and we'll see heavier rain moving through this afternoon. all right, guys, back to you inside. tennis ball, by the way, is my vote. >> i'm with you on that. >> a beach ball is sheer fun when you look at it.

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welcome back. shocking blow to the obama admin straegz administration's narrative about the economy they claim is in progress. only 142,000 jobs were add last month, the lowest number we have seen in a year. what is going on? is this economy on the mend? joining us noe now is maria bartiromo. why are the numbers so much

smaller than what was predicted? >> i think it's indicative that the strength that we saw for the former couple of mos months was just snapback because we had such a weak first quarter. there isn't any trend to indicate that we are seeing a substantial improvement in employment. frankly, i think it's the same story as it was and that is an economy mopping along the bottom, companies unwilling to really put too much money toward job creation and hiring because of all of the uncertainties around policy. they don't know where their tax rates will be. they don't know how much it will cost in terms of regulation. there are all of these things very much in place that are holding the jobs market, capping it with limitations on it. and it's really unfortunate. >> we're seeing some interesting things, too, in the housing market where young 20s and 30s something aren't buying homes right away, they're moving back in with mom and dad or mom and dad are handing the homes down to the kids now. >> it's pretty extraordinary. we all know the story of young

adults. the youth unemployment story is pretty dire, worse than the overall average. and, you know, they're dealing with the same things that, you know, many people -- young people across the world are. foifrt all, when you look at college debt, that continues to skyrocket. they come out of school, they've got all this debt. then the job prospects in general are just not there. there are some areas of the economy where there are jobs and growth in jobs, like health care, like business services, a handful of sectors. but overall, we should be at a much better place, a much stronger place in terms of job creation than we are right now. at this point in the cycle, seven, eight years away from the demise. >> and spent trying to induce the economy. here is a number according to a pugh poll. 65% of people ages 25 to 34 have friends still living with parents because of financial problems. 29% of parents report child coming back because of financial problems. that's remaking the way people live. >> it really is. parents must have their own

opinions about there, but kids, the, as well. being forced to go back and move in with their parents. they cannot afford standard of living, they don't have a job, they don't have prospects of a job. and don't forget, let's remember that participation rate that went down in the last month in emergency rooms of the jobs numbers. again, see people giving up because there aren't enough prospects out there. >> who do you have coming up on the show today? >> we're talking about the economy. we have the ceo of city national, a bank which is doing plain lending. we want to get his standpoint going in terms of how healthy the lender is in paying back mortgages. we're going to talk about the latest data, we are talking with congressman lynn westmoreland. he's from the intelligence committee, trying to figure out what nato coalition with the u.s. would mean in terms of getting your arms around this crazy group. as well, we're going to do the psychological impact, mike baker

from the cia is going to talk about where these people are, the people in these horrible beheading videoes and what our strategy really is. we know what the president said a week and a half ago, that we have no strategy. now apparently he's talking about a strategy that includes our international friends. so we'll talk about that, as well. judy miller, ed rollins also weighing in on russia. bob hormats is couple, formerly of the state department. >> you have 30 guests on your show standing by upstairs and we're keeping you down here. >> thank you. are you ready for some football? today kicks off the nfl season officially. it's starting today. start it early with barbecue and football of our own out on the plaza. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you see everyone in america almost every day,

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♪ welcome back to "news by the numbers" nfl edition. 82,566. that's the capacity of metlife stadium in new jersey. it's the largest nfl stadium in the nfl. it's in new jersey. why aren't they the new jersey giants? next, number one. adrian peterson is this year's number one fantasy football pick, according to espn. and finally, 26.9 million. that's how many people watched thursday's nfl kickoff between the seahawks and the packers. wow. 26 million people? wow. the viewership is up 7% from last year. >> and earlier tucker asked me, who watched that game? well -- >> who didn't? >> really. >> well, football season is finally here. we're celebrating on the plaza with little league out here,

pee-wee football and tailgating. >> and here with tasty tips is america's ceo, that would be chief entertainment officer, tim lair. you are the best. >> no, i'll tell you what. we've got a lot of great food here tailgating. here's the idea. i always say do everything as much as you can ahead of time, the night before. so when you get to the tailgate party, you can have just as much fun as your tailgating fans. and i'm going to start out with my red zone cocktail. i actually build this at home first with lemonade and pomegranate juice. seal them up. when i get to the tailgate party, boom, add ice. now with this, i like to add bourbon to kick things up. you can leave it with pomegranate juice and lemonade. about that much. ounce and a half. >> we'll cry for help. >> that's a good one-and-a-half ounces. these are injury virgin so if you want to taste the lemonade and pomegranate juice.

>> delicious. >> not bad. >> and here's the idea. put it in a cupcake holder with a hole in it, put a straw through, keeps the flies out. >> one of my favorite things in the world is buffalo chicken dip, staple in our house. and i think we have the same recipe. >> two cuts of chicken breast, i've shredded, two eight-ounce packages of cream cheese and to that eight ounces of bleu cheese dressing, which is great. and i use about 12 ounces of franks hot sauce. use your favorite. baste, if you want a taste, here's the finished product. >> so a low carb solution. >> it is, absolutely. and what's great about this, make it ahead of time, get to your tailgate party, put it on the grill, boom, delicious. >> incredible. >> isn't that good? >> what are these? >> this is another thing i love. you have got to have a pulled pork sandwich. i cheated. you can go buy some great pulled pork already done. so i make that basically -- take that with me. put it in a pan, put it on the grill, heat them up, serve them with buns and they're delicious. >> let's get to some tips.

>> first tip, and a lot of people get this wrong. you want to put your food on the bottom, ice on top. because the cold air travels down. that's one of the good tips. pack all nonperishableses in your car the night before. everything nonperishable. and i like to take frozen water bottles. freeze those and use that as your ice to chill out your cooler. and then when it thaws out, you've got drinking water. so a great idea. just helps with your packing. >> you don't have to get that extra ice. >> no, exactly. >> brilliant. >> entertaining officer. >> by the way, here's rice crispy treats. giants or jets? you can see the color there. whatever flavor you want, you've got it. >> be right back!

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>> holy smokes! >> woo! >> all right! >> great work, guys. >> yeah! >> we'll be back tomorrow. ♪ good morning. how far are we willing to go in taking on isis? hi, everybody, i'm maria abort bartiromo, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i will speak with a member of the house intel committee. ukraine's fragile cease-fire threatened by shelling from within russian territory. can putin be contained? and the irs scandal just keeps on growing. now, along with lois lerner, the task agency says the e-mail of five more staffers connected to the investigation have also gone missing. our panel will tackle that as we look ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures."