good morning, everyone. today is sunday, the 28th of september, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, more violence in the town of ferguson. this time a police officer is shot. now a manhunt for the suspect is currently underway. we'll have breaking developments straight ahead. and he beheaded a former coworker and now the man will be charged with murder. oklahoma police are calling it an act of terror. will the feds admit the same? and dhs is now focusing on environmental threats. plus, an atheist group is çups

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fight. back to you. >> james rossen, thanks a lot. we have news in the oklahoma beheading case. alton nolan apparently walked into his former place of employment, a food processing plant, and beheaded a coworker before being shot by an official at the company. he has regained consciously in the hospital. authorities are saying they will be charging him with murder tomorrow on monday. >> you mentioned him waking up from that, looking up to see the police standing him and watching over him.

we'll have a little talk with you the next few days. i didn't know if he would regain consciousness. there are reports that he could have been in a permanent co ma as a result of the shooting, but now the police department is changing their tune of this. we had heard local police and others saying jeremy lewis saying this, it absolutely was a terror event. what is a terror event? something that causes terror, he said. this caused terror. the suspect made a statement, absolutely he brought terror to that business, and now has everyone in a frenzy and did what we categorize terrorist doing. the question is, what will he be charged with? terrorist activity? we'll have experts here to break it down for us. >> at the moment it is murder charges but obviously it was terrorism. we were saying that all day yesterday. take a look at his facebook

page. the cover photo is a picture of taliban. he's praising osama bin laden. he's praising beheadings done by isis starting with james foley. he's memorializing the twin towers burning. this guy is not just somebody who was -- had a bone to pick with a former employee at a food processing plant where he got fired. >> mark levin was on the other day talking about the response of eric holder to this tragedy. watch this. >> eric holder said that we're a nation of cowards because we don't talk about race. we never stop talking about race. he's the coward because he won't talk about islam. >> that's right. that's right. yes! >> we are sending young men and women off to war to fight fundamental islam. that's what they're fighting, that's who they're fighting, and

it's about damn time the president of the united states said it and stop making apologies about it. >> think of it this way, if this guy, alton nolan, had been a radical baptist and his workplace was 100% muslim and he walked into that workplace screaming about the resurrection of christ and christian slow michigans and beheaded someone, do you think the justice department under barack obama wouldn't be on the scene right now investigating this? of course they would. there's not even a question they would. >> don't you think every other baptist in the united states would be condemning him for standing on a hilltop and shouting it as loud as they could? >> exactly. this would be seen as biased crime and the president would be addressing it in his weekly address. every news channel in the united states would go wall to wall with this. is there a problem with christianity? is this another expression of hatred against muslims? we would not hear the end of this. the justice department is refusing to call it what it is, terror. >> one of the other fascinating things is the idea of the lone wolf and whether this guy was

acting independently. whether this guy in boston came down two times square, were they radicalized or part of a bigger scheme. but this is an interesting take on what this concept of alone wolf is all about. listen. >> i can't tell you how important it is to abandon this lone wolf concept. he's no more lone wolf as the individual flu virus as among those millions of flu viruses around the world. the virus is the ideology of radical and political islam. the only difference between isis and a kingdom of saudi arabia is the end is the same, but the means are different. they may not be as brazen in what they do. >> the idea of the lone wolf, in this digital age, would he really be alone and acting independently? >> all you need is the iphone. >> the beheading are in the heat of the moment. this is the news, isis is beheading people. this guy beheads someone. >> and it is on his computer and

facebook page. it is not as if he's operating in a vacuum. >> it is unbelievable how quickly isis has been able to spread because of this technological age we are living in. they are reporting that nine japanese nationals have joined isis as well. much more on this coming up throughout the show. plus our own rick reichmuth. >> where is he? >> standing by in the weather center. hey, rick. >> i love how you say the digital weather center. >> we bought three pumpkins. the squirrel ate them all. the squirrels are eating our pumpkins. can someone get an answer to this? >> they are storing up for winter. >> which is going to be tough this year? >> not necessarily. >> well, what's going on in the squirrel population? >> it is probably so warm they are thinking, we still have time to eat a lot. it is full-on summer-like temperatures up and down the eastern seaboard yesterday and today will be another day of that. so really this perfect weekend

almost summer-like weekend. then we'll head back to fall a little bit. here are your temps waking up. two troublesome spots. we'll dry out in texas, but a system develops to bring more rain across parts of the central gulf. mississippi, alabama, the panhandle of florida, get ready, you may see an inch of two by the time we get to tomorrow. but out across the west, incredible rain across a lot of arizona. over an inch and a half in phoenix. that's a big deal especially because it adds a lot of rain from the last couple weeks. we'll see a lot more move through colorado and wyoming and idaho. that's the threshhold for it. tomorrow into the plains, we'll see severe weather as a threat. here's your temperatures for the day today. take a look at another very warm day. tomorrow that slides farther to the east, but the south remaining very warm. guys? that sounds fantastic. >> it is. >> enjoy it. coming up on the show, she went to show a house to a

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thank you for being here. at the center of the news, we have this guy, a beloved muslim beheads somebody, could that be a coincidence? >> there's no coincidence into how he carried out the attack. the fbi is involved because the more the police department said, this guy has a facebook page and connection to these mosques, and he's posting these messages in favor of his finger pointed up. this is a symbol muslims understand around the world. he's doing that inside the mosque in oklahoma city. he has individuals, so i think they realize, this is someone who has these ties. yes, he has a criminal record but there's something else that's happened to him in the last couple of years. >> and this is just criminal, like any other first-degree murder charge? or are these terror charges that aught to be brought against him?

and does that category really make a difference in the punishment? >> well, it wouldn't necessarily make a difference in the punishment in this case. oklahoma is a tough penalty state. he'll be charged with first-degree murder and it's likely he'll be obviously convicted in this situation. if people saw this, there's a lot of evidence here. and so i don't think it's so much the concern about is he going to be convicted or not. the question is, how do we define this? and the idea of a lone wolf terrorist, it means that it is someone who may be inspired by. this shows the heart of the reason why the islamic state is putting out these videos of beheadings. it is not just to scare us. it is to inspire people like this. people who, yes, they may have anger and may have a reason, they may get fired from work, but then they carried out in a more horrific way and a way to link only to one group and only one specific group. and that's this new jihadi terrorist we're facing. on top of that, i would like to

add the connection to the mosque in oklahoma city that he's attended making firm he attended and saying he was a little weird but no red flags. it's the same mosque mob that then moved to boston and went where the boston bombers went. so there's a direct tie happening what's inside these communities. that's key for the fbi, i think that's why they are involved. what is going on in the mosques that they are breaching to inspire someone to take this to another level. being angry at work for getting fired and carrying out a bh beheading doesn't go together, typically. >> are there other charges he could be charged with? >> that's for the fbi. was he possibly communicating with somebody from the islamic state, someone online, his facebook page was very active. was it someone at the moss snk he has photos up on the facebook page of individuals that makes it easy for the fbi to come one

a list of people to talk to showing who he was with at the mosque. they can go there to start the investigation to see, not just this individual, who will ultimately be found guilty of first-degree murder and other crimes. it is going to likely face the death penalty. but this could be the reason why, whether the obama administration wants to admit it or not, you need to investigate the mosques. there's something going on and these are the islamic societies, they are in boston and oklahoma city. i think that's key. >> jay, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. 19 minutes after the hour this sunday. coming up on the program, hundreds of flights canceled for another day after a worker allegedly set the air traffic control center on fire. what's going on at the airport? and it turns out hackers aren't just stealing your information at the checkout counter. now they can take over your computer or phone. but not for good reasons.

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hi, good morning. 23 minutes after the hour. some quick headlines. the nation's air travel system slowly recovering after a fire at an air traffic control center outside of chicago. nearly 780 flights canceled yesterday after 2,000 cancellations on friday. the faa is still trying to assess the damage. authorities have charged a contract work we are setting the fire. and the oklahoma bus crash that killed four college softball players is being investigated as a homicide this morning. police say the tractor-trailer's driver crossed over the median

and crashed into the bus carrying the north central texas college softball team home after a game. more than a dozen others were hurt. clayton, over to you. >> thank you, anna. well, we told you about hackers stealing your personal information from stores where you shop, but a newly discovered programming flaw can give them control of your personal computer or smartphone. it's called the back bug or shell shock. and it has the cyber security division on high alert. here with more tips is curt the cyber guy. good to see you. >> good to see you. when they came out with a warning, we wake up and go, what is going on with this? it's not often they do the vulnerability warning. >> usually we are used to the nsa breaking into our space. >> obviously, this is the kind of bug going on that you need to be concerned of for a few reasons. one is in terms of the country's infrastructure, this bug, the bash bug, is really about me

giving you the keys to your local power plant, giving you the key to the water municipal system, giving you the key to a hospital emergency room, anything that's connected to the internet that's also run by very fancy servers. about 60% of servers are affected by this. >> we should be clear and not put too much fear and panic. my mom or sister logging on to their computer would not be vulnerable unless she had some programming knowledge. and she had gone in and configured a server that she maybe runs her small business on. >> which i have a feeling clayton may have done that because you're high-tech and know how to do that. >> not my sister. >> the reality is if you take your mac out, it affects mac computersandroids. it is not affecting the new iphones at this point. if you take that mac to a public hot spot like a coffee shop or the airport, you have now opened

yourself up to a vulnerability. so the opening is there. so people are saying, what is this? what are you talking about this opening? all it is is a really -- unlocking the door to have the security thief poking around trying to figure out how to get in. the number one thing you've got to do here is patch it. and that's what organizations are up to right now. and when it comes to you and me, look at this, i mean, there are e-mails going out all over the place taking advantage of this. these are phishing scams saying we'll check your computer to make sure you don't have this. don't open the e-mail. it's a complete scam. be on the lookout for that. >> one thing i've been reading about this bash or shell shock is that if we do have patches, because there's so much legacy code out there, even if they just patch it and so many servers around the world, small businesses or web services and all these things we rely on, we

actually need a whole change to the code because the patch is not going to do it. >> you just lost my mom there but you are absolutely correct. you are talking about the architecture which keeps our money safe and the hospital equipment running and the power plant connected up to understand how to be efficient and turn certain parts on and off. it is open. the programming for that, this is a wake-up call yet again in the most significant way that there are gaping holes throughout all of these main systems that we rely upon, and the more and more we have relied upon this, the more important this stuff sort of is. so we'll also, if you go to foxandfriends.com, click on the list for the servers. if you have a mac, if you think you saw one, i don't think i saw one but there could be one out there to post to the website. >> it really is for people who have turned their stuff off.

the default settings you get when you open up your mac for the first time should be fine. but if you have changed it and are nerdy enough, you could have a vulnerability. coming up on the show, plenty of uproar from homeland security focusing on the environment to fight against prayer to punishing college students for landing a job in the private sector. what outrages you the most? you get to choose the news, coming up next. we all know fast food isn't exactly healthy, but it turns out there are dishes the employees wouldn't even eat. the insider secrets from your favorite fast food joints, coming up. man: i know the name of eight princesses. i'm on expert on softball.

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we're not going to focus on terror threats here at home, which is how the department of homeland security was formed after 9/11 to address the terror problems in this country on the homeland, but they are now going to focus on environmental concerns. those are environmental concerns more than terrorism. the assistant secretary for infrastructure and protection of the homeland security, caitlin durkovich had this to say, increasingly we've moved not only from a security focus to a resiliency focus. >> we have sent money to democratic mayors is the name of that game. >> if you list the laundry list of cities they will focus on this, san francisco -- >> utah is not on it. >> i don't know about that one. the next one is southern cities are the next target for an atheist group, the freedom from religion foundation, sent a cease and desist letter to

mississippi state to stop their pre-game prayer. so here's what a member of the alumni board is doing. she said, "for far too long, we christians have sat silently by while groups such as the freedom from religion foundation have attacked our core values. this country was founded fortous have freedom of religion not freedom from religion." this group of atheists say this is is a public university, not a christian club. meanwhile, the christian leadership at all the universities are saying people need to be prayed against and for all at the same time. interesting, number three, working for the government is showing you may more than your private sector parts and you can never be fired. one democratic senator wants to make it better, richard blumenthal says if you go to work for the government you should have to pay your student loans back, quote, teachers, police officers, public health works and other public servants

should be applauded for their service and not drowned in debt to pay for degrees many such jobs require. in other words, you get to become part of the largest democratic constituency and in exchange for that the taxpayers pay off their student loans. >> aren't they already making 6% to 7% for comparable jobs in the private sector. >> they can never be fired and all they have to do is keep voting democratic. it's a good deal. talk about awarding the constituency. who has to pay for it? you! those who don't work for the government. >> that's the best way to buy votes. >> what are your thoughts on the three stories? go to our facebook page. there's a poll up there and we'll read your responses throughout the show this morning. some other stories making stories this sunday. a family of five with three children found dead inside a utah home. cops say a relative was unable

to contact the family and soon discovered the bodies. there are no signs of trauma or foul play. while carbon monoxide was a concern, three animals were found alive and the test came up negative. the parents are in their mid-30s. the two boys and a girl, ages 14, 12 and 11. the search for a real estate agent intensifies in arkansas. more than 100 volunteers are looking for any sign of 49-year-old beverly carter. she vanished thursday after showing a home to a potential buyer. carter's husband claims he hadn't heard from his wife so he went to the house and found the front door wide open, her car was parked in the driveway with her purse still inside but she was nowhere to be found. and an event for these children flying turns deadly after two small planes crash in the air. >> we heard the hit mid-air and saw the white stuff.

and then he flew a little bit and went down and started spiraling straight down. >> what a traumatic thing to see. two people aboard the sesna, the 78-year-old pilot and a 14-year-old boy did not survive. the other plane, an amateur built plane, landed safely in a field in lancaster new york. that pilot and his 9-year-old co-pilot suffered bumps and bruises. and fast food workers come clean about their dirty dishes. a list just surfaced detailing what menu items the employees won't touch. employees of mcdonald's refuse to eat the chicken mcnuggets because they have been sitting out for hours. workers at panera reveal their pasta is not fresh at their restaurant. >> neither is their soup. >> and then there's the chili from wendy's. the meat comes from old hamburger patties mixed with beans and a lot of h2o. and forget about the

7-eleven slurpies, the employees say the machines are not cleaned properly. and dunkin donuts come frozen. >> you mean there's not a guy who makes them fresh? i'm going to believe none of that is true. i'm going to stick with my baratta and bacon diet. >> is that like a soft cheese? >> i had two orders of it yesterday for lunch. it is unbelievable. it's the wettest of italian cheeses. life itself is delicate yet beautiful. >> like the georgia peach. around for a short period of time. >> it's unbelievable. it's almost like your senior year of college. it will never come around but you almost don't appreciate it while it's here. >> who says your senior year can't happen again? let me just tell you, it can. mikes are on out here, guys. take a look at the web map.

we'll show you what's happening. we had big rain across the four corners yesterday. there's a big system there that is a slow mover and has been the last couple of days. it's going to slowly eject out to the northern plains today. here's the forecast across the northeast. another spectacular day. hardly any clouds. we'll see a little bit of it breaking away into parts of west virginia, but for the most part, another spectacular day. down to the southeast, an increase in moisture across parts of the central gulf. and we'll see heavy showers near the panhandle of florida later today and tomorrow. texas, you're clearing up today. into the northern plains, another very nice day but we do have a little bit of a cold front coming through north dakota. that will finally keep temperatures cooler than it has been the last couple of days in the 80s, which is unbelievable this time of the year. out across the west, you can see all the moisture. that big system is still bringing a little bit of snow across the higher elevations in the sierra nevada as well as through the wasatch. we'll get the rain up across parts of idaho again today into wyoming and some of that will be very heavy.

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welcome back. some quick headlines for you. sorry, ladies, george clooney is a married man. the 53-year-old actor tied the knot with lawyer amal alamuddin. the wedding weekend wraps up tomorrow with a civil ceremony where the clooneys legally become man and wife. wait a minute, technically he's on the market. and new grandparents. bill and hillary clinton showing this baby photo of charlotte. while a pedestrian bridge collapses in detroit, michigan, killing one driver. it could have been a whole lot

worse. this despite detroit allowing $1.1 billion to infrastructure, that would be 44% of the city's budget. so is this indicative of a larger nationwide problem with our infrastructure? joining us now is a former adviser to the city of detroit, mark ash. thank you for coming on this morning. i was a history major -- >> good morning, tucker. >> i remember six years ago when president obama said one of his chief goals as president was to improve this country's infrastructure. it sounds like he didn't achieve it. >> you know, it's really frightening that it was actually just a year before that that the i-35 bridge in minneapolis collapsed. that bridge sat for 17 years on the nation's list of bridges that are structurally deficient. and if you look at it today, tucker, we have 600,000 bridges in this country. 10%, 10% still are considered to be structurally deficient. >> so it sounds like in cities across the country, certainly in detroit, all the money went to paying for full health and dental for former employees

instead of to infrastructure that the rest of us use every day. >> it is just remarkable. we somehow have gotten billions of dollars to be able to spend for future generations to take and look after the so-called green energy to take care of the globe. how about if we made it safe on monday for people to drive to work? >> so how unsafe is it? >> if you look across the country, more than 10% of the bridges are rated to be structurally deficient. if you look at pennsylvania, it's 23%. if you look at rhode island, it's 22%. and we just have a very september 12th mindset when it comes to main tainting our infrastructure. elected officials are happy to stand on the banks of the river to give a news conference when there's rumble on the river. what we need to do is get ahead of this and put our dollars toward things that are important rather than 50 u.s. senators worrying about what the name of a football team is in

washington. let's make sure it's safe for people to get to work. >> what's the point of having a government? government exists to keep the roads open and the visagoss from invading. if you can't do that, what's the point? >> it is absolutely the foundational responsibility of government, to make sure that people, people and commerce, right, so we can have an economy that grows and is safe. and when you've got 10%, we have 600,000 bridges, when 10% are ruled to be structurally deficient, it's really just a ticking timebomb when you looked a what happened in minnesota and with 200 million americans crossing bridges every single day, it's a scary situation, particularly when we've got elected officials putting our -- it's not about spending more money, tucker, it's about spending money on the right priorities. getting people to work safe is the right priority. >> exactly. take some of that from the fourth grade budget and move it

to fixing bridges. by the way, how can we find out which bridges are unsafe? >> there's a list if you go, there's a group which is the american engineer society. you can look at that. i'd be happy to put a link up on the foxandfriends website so you can go to see a list of the bridges. and the percentage in your state that are deemed to be structurally deficient. >> it's just so weird because everybody supports infrastructure spending. it keeps jobs in the united states. all of us benefit from it. it's amazing that politicians don't make that a priority every year. >> and i think the key in this conversation, tucker, is at least i, and i think most americans are not calling for more spending overall. it's let's spend money on the right things. and clearly getting people to work has to be the right thing. if we can find billions of dollars for so-called green energy, we'll take care of today rather than worrying about 50 years from now. >> thank you, mark. that was super interesting. i appreciate it. >> great to see you, tucker.

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wording on a t-shirt is infuriating an atheist group. the freedom from religion group writes this, "when a public school allows its marching band to display religious messages during performances, they unconstitutionally entangle the school with religion." thank you for being here with us this morning. your shirt seems pretty harmless, how can one word, salvation, be causing so much controversy? >> it really depends on your perspective. if you're in the marching band, you know that we haven't ever thought of it as having religious connotations until it was brought up by someone else. but someone who has used a lot of religion in their life and perhaps salvation is a term that they tie directly to religion, i can see where that would be

controversial. but as a band member and as i speak for other band members, it has not been with religious connotations. >> david, as superintendent, did you have any students come plain about wearing this t-shirt? >> no, ma'am, not one. >> so when you got this message from the freedom of religion foundation, what was your response? were you surprised? >> i was surprised by this word being worn on a t-shirt. and because over and over again in a letter, they mentioned the playing of the song, or the musical piece "salvation." but they really focus on the fact that the students are wearing the t-shirts with the word on it. so i was surprised and taken aback they focused on the one word having one meaning and one context. >> the freedom from religion organization is one of the stories we are targeting on when

they focus on a football team th saying they don't want them to pray beforehand. do you think you need to stand up to groups like this, zo snerks. >> i really do think this is a great cause for people who think that it should be removed from public schools, it's always more than it seems. like for us, it's never been just about having religious shows. and for them, maybe it's not everyone on their team has to have this religion, it's just the way to come together as a team and get focused. >> yeah, i understand that every year the theme of your performance changes. last year it was something that had to do with the beatles and was about inspiring others to do good. have you had problems in the past and will you change your methodology behind the theme that you pick, david? >> well, they don't let me pick

the theme because i have no musical ability. but our band director works together with our students, there are parents involved in helping to make those decisions. it really comes down to studying over the course of a year, seeing what other bands are doing and putting together a theme and then pulling in the music that makes sense with the theme. that's what happened in this situation. and no one was considering it to be part of a religious context. >> well, folks, let us know how everything turns out, okay? thank you so much for coming on the program today. >> thank you. 56 after the hour. coming up, another black eye for the secret service. wait until you hear how long it took agents to find out someone fired multiple shots at the white house. here's a hint, a maid had to tell them. and a marching band member at ohio state is not going down without a fight. how the school discriminated against him for being a man. i missed so many workouts,

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good morning. today is sunday, september 28, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. while you were sleeping, more violence in the up to of ferguson. this time a police officer is shot and now the manhunt for the suspect is currently underway with breaking developments straight ahead. and he beheaded a former coworker. now a recent cop vert nvert to s being charged. and judging by this video, you might be causing another problem in the process. so clean. when you come to fight poverty, can you clean up after yourselves, please? "fox and friends" hour two

starts right now. clean up around here, please. >> how are these people adults? >> join our concert. >> we'll clean up after our concert today. >> they are probably not going to litter, actually. >> we are not going to litter. we pick up after ourselves. we teach our kids -- >> i care about the earth so much i'm going to litter it with plastic water bottles. >> this is the thing, they are adults and destroying central park. >> we are talking about the concert of david crowder band. it is now just david crowder. he's announcing his hit solo career. he's sing "beloved" coming up later in the show. but first, a police officer shot in the up to of ferguson, missouri. now a manhunt is underway for the gunman. the officer is responding to a burglary with one of the two

suspects opening fire hitting him in the arm. this comes after a memorial for michael brown was burned to the ground last week sparking violence. the injured officer is expected to be okay. and in this video, a massive volcano erupts in japan spewing smoke and ash into the sky and sending these climbers running for their lives opengulfed in a cloud of ash. many people are in serious condition at this hour. this morning rescue teams are searching for dozens of the people stuck on mount ontake for hours. and nfl commissioner roger goodell spent three hours visiting the domestic violence hotline in texas. we are told goodell at point was moved to tears while hearing stories from victims. goodell and the league have been heavily criticized over how they handled the suspension of ray

rice who punched his then feiane fiancee now wife in the face. and filing a lawsuit against the college who fired their band director. john waters is seeking $1 new mexico damamillion in damages. he was fired after the college accused him of supporting a sexual culture and did nothing to stop it. waters says this lawsuit has no merit. those are your headlines. we'll go to a fox news alert. an al qaeda group claims responsibility for firing an attack at the u.s. embassy in yemen. james rossen is live with more on this.

>> good morning to you. yemen is hailed as a model of counter terrorism success, yet the capital has been gripped by violence for days as the central government collapsed under assault last week. the shiite insurgency is backed by iran. last week they captured the parliament, army headquarter and the u.s. supplied military hardware. also contributing to the unrest is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. it was an offshoot of aqap that claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack. in battle the embattled president mahadi brokered a truce with the state department who was forced to evacuate this past week. they reaffirmed support for the central government saying, quote, the united states remains

firmly committed to supporting president hadi to counter the shared threat from al qaeda. the united states also denounces elements seeking to exploit the current security situation to further up flame matters, particularly members of the former saleh regime and houti hi leadership. you know you are in a position when you have to say, give back the medium and heavy weapons you have. >> i don't think you're expecting a positive response from that request. >> james rosen, thank you. back here at home, a lot of questions surrounding the beheading out in oklahoma where alton nolen has not been charged yet but allegedly went into his place of work and beheaded one of his former coworkers after

being fired. he has been shot and then had been laying in a bed in a hospital being watched by police card. well, guess what? this morning he's regained consciousness and is staring there at police officers who plan to charge him tomorrow morning. >> with first-degree murder charges. but should there also be terror charges? we hear from local law enforcement there that are now calling this a terror attack, but we haven't heard from the federal government on this. this is what they had to say. >> there's no coincidence in how he carried out the attack. the government realizes, yes, he has a criminal record but something else happened to him in the last couple of years. the question is, how do we define this. the idea of the lone wolf terrorist means it was made by

someone entire d. >> we are also hearing that the mosque he attended, they said he was a little weird but these actions in no way -- are these foolish acts? some radical baptist, if there were such a thing, if they walked into a workplace primarily muslim and beheaded a muslim while screaming christian slow michigans while doing it. this entire federal government will be -- every news channel

would be doing this 24 hours a day. imagine that, this is being ignored. >> and mark levin took on the question of eric holder and the justice department on that point. take a listen. >> eric holder said that we're a nation of cowards because we don't talk about race. we don't ever stop talking about race. we are sending men and women off to war to fight fundamental islam. that's what they are fighting, they's who they are fighting, and it's about damn time the president of the united states said it and stop making apologies for it. >> what do you think of that? weigh in on mark's comments. by the way, did you go to the concert to fight poverty?

>> it was no doubt -- here in central park. >> it is where the beneficiaries of capitalism went to attack capit capitalism expressing anothoodl guilt. and in the plant, they left plastic bottles littering the ground in the park. each one contributing to global warming. oh, the irony. >> we tell our kids to pick up after themselves. pick up after yourself. they end up looking like -- >> these are rich people concerned.

when was the last time -- i have never met anyone who wasn't rich and is still worried about climate change. >> it is not like it would be impossible for a -- there are thousands of -- >> i'm not a huge environmentalist, but i think the death penalty is too strong. it aught to be punished. >> i forgot. >> i don't know maybe this is by definition for the environment u.s. >> don't litter. you throw a water bottle on the

ground or toss your mcdonald's out the window, it should be punished. i hate that. >> let us know what you think. i think you need to care about the earth that way. pick up after yourself. >> i have never ever littered. i can't do it. but the bigger problem is that they are using the plastic bottles. >> just don't contribute. >> within five minutes afterwards of this, you clean up. we go into october this week. this is the first weekend into

fall and just has not felt like that at all. in fact, it kind of felt like fall for a lot of the summer and now we are in the fall to seal the deal. this is the front stalled out along the southeast. get ready for some rain. we've had incredible amounts of rain across the southwest. we have seen that will change with us, but we'll have warm temperatures across the eastern two-third of the country. thank you, raiick. all right. here's what's coming up next, a

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when nadal hassan shot many at ft. hood, the administration said it was an act of workplace violence. here to react is sergeant lunsford shot seven by nadal hassan at ft. hood. always good to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> you watched this up fold and you see the authorities do exactly what they did in this your case, dismiss it as workplace violence, what is your reaction to that? >> well, first of all, what came to my mind is, when are we going to learn from our past mistakes? and the more that we say that it's a workplace violence incident, they are going to continue to have people to act in a coward ess way until we treat them for what it really is. >> hour insulting is it to the victims of the crimes like these to dismiss them as workplace

violence? >> it is worse than a slap in the face. it's almost as if the victims of this horrific thing that happened, it's like they don't matter. but they just want to hang a tag of workplace violence on it. i don't know if it's a political correctness thing or anything to do with money, but it is not workplace violence. it is a terrorist act. and being classified as a terrorist act, therefore that gives law enforcement and other agencies within the state and the federal level all the resources they need to stop this from happening again. >> so when you say it's a money thing, what do you think the motive would be for pretending an act of terror wasn't really an act of terror? >> because if it was classified as an act of terror, be it as if he's a regular civilian or military personnel, then therefore the families have to be taken care of without being lied to in making sure they get all the resources that they need to have to be able to bounce back from this horrific event.

and it is more than just getting in front of the television camera to say, we feel your pain and will have the associated help here, you need to do. >> it is cheaper for everyone if it is workplace violence. bring us back to the day when you were shot seven times. was it obvious this was an act of islamic terror? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. because of all the training we go through, we know the mannerisms of the enemy we are fighting. we know the taxes they use, and if not a traditional military tactic, it's more of a guerilla warfare tactic. we felt that we were safe here at home, but now they are beginning to strike us on u.s. soil which is a cause for concern. we need to give our law enforcement the proper resources

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welcome back. in news by the numbers, four days is how long it took the secret service to realize the white house was hit by bullets from a semiautomatic rifle. the man fired seven shots in november 2011 but weren't discovered until a housekeeper noticed broken glass on the truman balcony. next, 2.1 trillion. that's how much the busted ob a obamacare website cost. that's more than double what the obama administration claimed. finally, 102 years old. these twins celebrate a very big birthday. ruth flew all the way to be with

her sister ruby. they are happy. today marks the 78th an verse verse anniversary of gold star mothers and families day. we are honored to have two gold star family members to join us. her son staff sergeant courtney was lost in iraq. sorry for your loss. i want to start with you, your the president of the gold star moms chapter, why is it important for families to honor these families? >> i think it's important because we don't want them to ever be forgotten. we want them to be remembered and for their sacrifice to be remembered.

>> and the name gold star mom comes from back in world war i where the blue stars were hung for family members who were serving and would turn into a gold star when the family member was killed. your brother, tell me about him. >> my brother was private first class steven pickett and was in vietnam in 1967 and was a tunnel rat. and that was when he was killed on december 14th, 1967. >> and how do you remember him? >> i remember my brother -- he was just an amazing person. he was a recent graduate from new york city here. and he just left an indelible mark on everyone that he met and no one, if you ever met him, you would never forget him. and that's what we have tried to do, keep his memory alive and

that's what is most important. >> sounds like he was just as good looking on the inside as he was on the outside. and your son, staff sergeant courtney hollings worth was killed in action in 2007. tell me his story. >> well, courtney joined the service in 1998. he fought in three wars, two in afghanistan and one in iraq. he was a fun-loving individual. i mean, you know, everyone embraced his character. he had a smile that would light up a room. and he was just very easy going, but he always had the engine to feel like he needed to protect and secure. and that was just some of the type of person that he was. so he was everything to us as a family. >> and you're helping to live out his legacy by being a part of star moms. both of you are doing that, honoring your family members.

vi vicki, what do the gold star moms do? it's more than a lean on my shoulder type of group? >> well, being a sister, and i try to keep his memory alive, i volunteer with the veterans day parade. i have a foundation, the never forget foundation, and that helps the wounded warriors. so it's really embracing all just to honor the military and those that are serving and protecting us right now. because it's not -- they make great sacrifices. and those who are made the ultimate sacrifice of giving their life for our freedom for our country. >> certainly. and for the 78th year, we are honoring you here, you gold star moms, on "fox and friends." coming up, she went to show a house to a prospective buyer and never came back. the latest on the intense search

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in the last hour, we said, what do you want to talk about? we threw out three stories and asked you what you found most compelling and here's what you said. >> if you are just waking up, shame on you. the dhs decides they are going to focus not just on terror threats but environmental threats. >> that was the first one. next up, we had the atheist group at it again trying to send a cease and desist letter to ole miss and mississippi state to stop pre-game prayer. and a senator from connecticut says if you go to work for the democratic government, you shouldn't have

to pay back your student loans. the taxpayers will do it for you. >> which one has you most outraged this morning? the department of homeland security got 45% of your vote with the climate change and moving now to -- >> wow. that doesn't really surprise me. that's a dhs created the expressed purpose for protecting the homeland from foreigners seeking to do home. and now millions and billions are going to be spent on the threat of global warming. >> i love what they call it. the assistant secretary for infrastructure protection and security said increasingly we have moved not only from a security focus to a resiliency focus. she specifically says, hey, like san francisco and the flooding, the airports there by the water in san francisco -- >> but they keep changing the terms. first it was climate change and now it's resiliency.

it's funny because none of the models are true. they are totally wrong. their predictions for what the world will look like in 2014 hasn't come true. it hasn't warmed in 18 years. explain that. >> not to mention the threat against our homeland from terrorists at a pretty big high level at the moment. >> that's right. we are more concerned with plastic bottles. on facebook this woman writes, thousands are being murdered by islamic radicals but dhs is worried about the ice melting. >> and what does ice melt have to do with homeland security? >> and what part of climate police focuses on the task for which you were created or disband. if every administration had to follow that rule, they would have all disbanded. that's what we called it in d.c., mission creek. when your mission is bigger every year. by the way, your job is to save the world from --

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radicalized in prison? fox news contributor and author of "the way of eveserenity" fat jonathan morris is here. >> this is number five on the new york time's best seller's list. right below oprah's book. how did you do it? >> i got on top. i don't know. this is a fascinating topic that is very sensitive. if we say that anything that has a cloak of religion on it, it's equally good, we're going to be very disappointed and it is very dangerous. and that's especially important in prison. in other words, if we say that radical islam is religion and therefore it should be respected in the same way as religion that preaches peace, goodness, respect and sbol raintolerance,

we'll see bigger problems than we are seeing now. does that make sense? >> of course. but the counter argument is isn't that establishing a religion that is prescribed by the constitution when did certa deconcerni deconcerning? >> i am talking anything for hate and violence. anything that should not be considered religion. or what you say is that should not be allowed in prison or anywhere where we could be radicalizing people in the name of god and whatever. >> alton nolen, has spent two years in prison radicalized getting in or out of prison, turning to the web and getting all sorts of information about islamic extremism. but 80% of inmates seeking faith turned to islam.

what do you make of that? >> i think it is very simple. when you have somebody going through a tough time in their life seeking for purpose or seeking for a mission in their life. now, you can go to the good sides or the bad side. i'm not saying christianity versus islam. but i'm saying peace, love, goodness and selflessness versus anything that tells you to go with hate and to kill radical islam. it is very similar to the whole culture of gangs. should anything radical be allowed in prison? absolutely not. and prison officials have to make sure what is being taught is not hatred.

>> and adding criminal background to the -- >> congratulations on the book. >> especially here on "fox and friends" i've had a great relationship with you for many years. and i hope this will be a great year. and denzel washington is back with a new action-packed thriller "equalizer." after decades, he has a lead role. what he learned from his rookie acting skills? kevin mccarthy will be here to talk about this, next.

good morning, friends. it's been another big weekend at the box office. kevin mccarthy fox news contributor and founder of nerdtears.com is here. >> i can feel you vibrating. >> i want to sleep on this couch, i really do. it is so comfortable, it really is. >> i want to do a whole segment on what you eat for breakfast. >> i ate lucky charms. red bull and more red bull. so denzel washington seems like a laid back guy, was he flustered when he saw somebody of your energy come interview him? >> i brought in my original training day stub. the movie is based on the '80s tv show. and he plays an x-box commando i can take out.

this led to denzel's best acting oscar. the first 30 minutes are so slow and boring, i found myself wondering why they didn't just get to the revenge. when they get to the revenge, it is fun. i give it three out of five stars. >> i want to ask him, how did acting change for you since your first tv movie? check this out. >> i'm not scared. i had a two-shot mean iing one with shot, i'm going in. denzel, you're moving away from

the camera. i said, am i? because i was not used to this group of people with the sound and everyone moving along with the camera on the track. so i'm talking and am like -- i didn't know i was doing it. i don't do that anymore. >> i love to see an actor we feel is so competent on the screen and how they talk about being amateurs. three out of five, not good for man under fire. this is under nonstop animation. so you and i are going to shake hands and you will see these

puppets moving. you have a young boy who has to fight a villain in the prove movie. the first 30 minutes were very slow. it is decent, 3.5 out of 5. don't waste your money on 3d. >> thank you so much. >> bye, guys. coming up, u.s. air strikes covering new ground in the fight against isis. but still no boots on the ground? could that change? chris wallace is joining us live. and morning sickness is

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good morning, everyone. today is sunday, september 28, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, shots fired in ferguson. but this time the victim is a police officer. a manhunt for the suspect is underway. the breaking developments are straight ahead. and overnight, the man suspected of a gruesome attack in oklahoma. the beheading that gained him consciousne consciousness. we'll have the latest. and pregnancy symptoms not just for women. from cravings to a growing stomach, now science will show

you how you feel like you're carrying a baby along with your wife. we'll unravel the maternal or paternal mystery straight ahead. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. >> the sympathy weight gain. did you get any of that? >> can you imagine being pregnant four times? my legs are swollen. >> erin, did your husband put on any pregnancy weight? >> no. >> he didn't, huh? >> let us know, did you put on pregnancy weight with your wife? and we have the david crowder band coming up, but first breaking news that happened overnight. a police officer is shot in the town of ferguson, missouri, and

now a manhunt is underway for the gunman. the officer was responding to a burglary when one of the two suspects opened fire to hit him in the arm. this comes after a memorial for michael brown, the teenager killed by police, was burned to the ground last week sparking a new wave of violence. the injured officer is expected to be okay. today was incredible. a massive volcano erupted in japan. it's climbers were sent running for their lives engulfed in a thick clash of ash. more than 30 people are dead and at least 34 others injured. many in serious condition. at this hour, rescue teams of helicopters are searching for dozens of people who have been stuck on mount ontake for hours. it's happened yet again for the third time this month. inmates break out of the same juvenile detention center in nashville. 13 prisoners have escaped this time despite heightened security. but here's how we are told it

happened. they attacked a guard, took his keys and opened the gates. police recaptured 12 of the 13 but this guy is still on the run. and george clooney tied the knot with lawyer amal alamuddin. the wedding weekend wraps up tomorrow with the ceremony where clooney and his wife legally become man and wife. the only way to get to the ceremony was by boat. just every day people. now to a fox news alert, under attack. an al qaeda-linked group claims responsibility for firing a rocket at the u.s. embassy in yemen. they believe this drone strike killed two al qaeda militants. here's the latest details from

washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. an american diplomat confirms to fox news that a rocket grenade was fired 200 yards away from the u.s. embassy in the capital injuring security officers but no damage to american personnel or property. yemen is undergoing the second revolution of sorts in four years with a shiite and rebel group that have since taken over key government buildings, the army headquarters and the u.s. supplies wood. from the south comes an even graver threat. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula or one of the splinter groups that takes credit for firing near the embassy yesterday. the embassy, meantime, has largely been evacuate d and the

want to exercise greater influence in yemen. >> just like we are short-sided on the strategy in isis, we have seen in yemen them ignore the iranian influence. which tells the tale how the administration doesn't want to engage iran. >> when you asked whether or not we gained sympathy weight when our wives were preg pant? we have two boys. i'm so empathetic toward me wife that i rapidly put on in pregnancy weight about a decade before i actually met my wife. >> that's so sweet of you.

preemptively sympathetic. that's what i call compassion. >> have you kept it off? >> no, i have kept it on. >> well, it's going to be wintertime. so you need the extra padding. >> i've met your wife, you better up your game. >> ainsley, the rest of us married up. here's what's going on, alton nolen has not been charged yet, but he's the alleged coworker after being inspire d y the latest beheading videos. we have just gotten word that he's regained consciousness and police plan to charge him officially on monday with first-degree murder charges. >> and we are hearing from the director of the mosque he

attended. ahead of the mosque, she knew him as a frequent visitor. nothing that this guy did about the beheading should reflect on islam. his act is foolishness. >> this is what a 5-year-old does when they set a frog loose in the kindergarten room. are you kidding me? that's the issue with all of this. what if a baptist visits, a radical baptist put his hands p up -- >> every baptist preacher in america. plus, the justice department would be on it. eric holder would be outside the food processing plant as the president would be making his

address life. >> and whether or not we call these charges terrorism. the director of the department of justice was on the show earlier. >> there's no coincidence in how we carried out the attack and why the fbi is involved. this is someone with the ties, yes, he has a clear record but something else happened to him in the last couple of years. how do we define this and the idea of the lone wolf? it is not just to scare us but to inspire people like this. >> we also heard the term workplace violence thrown around toward the end of the week. not only by local police essentials there but federal

officials. he was shot eight times and we had him on the show earlier. listen. >> the first thing going through my mind is when are we going to learn from our past mistakes? and the more that we say it's a workplace violence incident, they are going to continue to have people to have us treat it for the worst that it is. >> what a brave individual he is. we are hearing from the local police department there in moore. public affairs officials say this was terror. we'll wait to see if the federal government follows suit. >> at least sentence has common

sen sense. he beheaded them. >> we are worried about depending our homeland with these lone wolfs like this guy here. we were talking about eric holder in the justice department to really come down hard on this and to be part of the p.c. fleet. >> they said we are a nation of cowards because we don't talk about race. we never stop talking about race. he's the coward because he won't talk about islam. >> th that's right! yes! >> we are sending young men and women off to war to fight fundamental islam. that's what they're fighting. that's who they are fighting. and it's about damn time the president of the united states

said it and stop making apologies for it. >> let us know where you come down on us. >> and rick mireichmuth is out the plaza. >> i like to run around on the show to burn 10 calories. we have some snow going on across the higher elevations in the sierra nevada. 4 to 8 inches. and the counterclockwise rotation, especially in the last few loops, will continue to be with us the next couple of they. the eastern part of the country is looking great. this rain is going to c consolidate to bring rain across

the panhandle. we'll see a little bit of localized flooding. temperaturewi temperaturewise, we have the 80s across the eastern two-thirds of the country. we are pushing october and you see temperatures. you have to get outside to enjoy them while you can. tuesday, still very warm across the south. overall, no big cool air coming in, which is great news if you wanted to know. >> i'm holding out for the fall. >> i want a few more days. >> i want a little bit more. >> thank you for that. coming up here on the show, u.s. air strikes continue in the spite of isis. and still no working boots on the ground, but could that change?

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president obama sticking to his word saying he won't put u.s. troops on the ground in syria despite chuck hagel saying that might be what we need to defeat isis. boots on the ground. as more and more nations come together to fight the terror group, is there any hope they will land actual ground troops to the effort if the u.s. doesn't? joining us now to discuss it is host of "fox news sunday," chris wallace, thank you for coming on. >> good to be with you.

>> do you believe for the next two years the administration will stick to the pledge not to add u.s. troops to the mix over there? >> i do. when you say combat troops, i think it is possible that you'll see special operations forces in the front lines to help in iraq with the iraqi army, but the idea of 5,000 or 10,000 troops, i think it's pretty up likely the president is going to do that. now, there was a little bit of hope this week, and the prince and saudi ambassador to the united states said, well, we have provided air strikes, saudi air strikes to help you in syria. we may provide saudi arab troops. that would be huge if you had them fighting on the ground in syria. and we also had this plan to train up the modern syria

rebels, but the most we are talking about training is 5,000 over the next year. as you just pointed out, general dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs was saying, we need a force of 12,000 to 15,000 who successfully take on isis. so that's a two to three-year process before we have enough of the rebels if we can find them to take on isis. >> well, how many years did we try to train the iraqi army and we couldn't pull that off. we think in a few years we can train the moderate syrian rebels whom many experts disagree on who the moderate syrian rebels are. there's no real leadership within that organization as well. so who do we talk to to actually get them on the same page? we thought training the iraqi army was easy, but this seems impossible. >> that's right. that's why some people think increasingly we are after the destruction of isis and pushing them out of iraq and that's going to be a very hard thing to do for a variety of reasons. but for the most we're hoping to

do in the next two to three years is a containment strategy through the air strikes to be able to contain what isis can do in the territory it holds. and that you can do through air strikes, but you certainly can't defeat them just from the air. >> chris, what do you have coming up on the program today? >> we have a very packed show. we're going to have the president's deputy national security adviser tony blinken to answer the questions you're posing to me. i hope he has better answers than i did. we'll talk to retired general jack keen to tell us what we're establishing on the battlefield now that we are striking in syria. and we'll talk to two senators, jack king and senator blassow.

a jam-packed "fox news sunday." if that's not enough, we also have the power-player of the week, reese witherspoon. so it's a good show. >> who is now a brunette or was in the last movie. >> thank you, chris. nice to see you. coming up on the show, apple's new iphone impossible to crack by the nsa and the federal government with a search warrant. is this a threat to the national security or a victory for your priva privacy? and this funny man is not just any type of comedian. how his father's death on 9/11 is inspiring him today. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health.

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some quick headlines for you, an event to introduce kids to flying turned deadly after two planed crashed in the air. the 78-year-old pilot and 14-year-old boy were killed. the amateur plane landed safely in a field in new york. and a fireman killed in the 9/11 terror attack had his son make an appearance on "saturday night live." >> you're blocking the view. i can't play. >> he started his comedy career in stand-up in 2016. family members say he has his father's sense of humor. clayton? thank you. fbi director james comey blasting apple for the new

security encryption they make impossible for law enforcement to access your data even with a search warrant. so is the new system helpful or hurtful to our national security? here we have a former white house chief information officer under president george bush, tere teresa haines. how did apple get about this to make their technology easier so that the government can snoop. how? >> director comey has a right to be concerned about this. when we think about a terror attack targeting a city and we need to understand it, time is of the essence. in this case, what he's asking for is can we sit down to talk about what to do with privacy and security for your customers, but at the same time don't let a marketing decision slow us down from doing our job. >> a marketing decision, the company makes money on the back

of the technology, right? they are a technology company. and they are not responsible, the federal government, has snooped on its own without asking for permission in the first place. >> this is a larger question to the government with snooping. apple is responding to that by having software that doesn't allow the government to snoop so much. >> so it's not totally -- let's be clear, because it is not totally encrypted. in ios 8 specifically, if you are concerned about your federal government, download the new ios 8 because it has encryption for messages, photos, contacts, all of that, but there are ways the federal government can get into this with the icloud. >> there are protocols. when i think about the oklahoma case, for example, we didn't know if we were dealing with a lone wolf or agent of isis. and law enforcement used to give protocol to talk to technology companies to say after looking at his facebook page and other

technology we believe this was a lone wolf. now, investigations are still undergoing. but what if we were sitting here and didn't know? the protocols, let's have an open debate to change those to make sure we are not impeding law enforcement from doing their job. >> is apple doing anything illegal here? >> no, and this is something other companies have done time and time again from computers to google's android system that does something similar. it is not illegal. in fact, apple is just trying to protect its customers from other hackers. the back door can be put there for anybody to use, such as the chinese government, tracking dissidence and everything like that. it's important to have the door closed and lock sod nobody else can use it. >> apple said we don't make money off your data like other companies do, so we have no reason to have access to your data and don't want your passcodes and information. it is for you. you purchase this electronics device for your own personal

use. why should we have access to it? >> well, and my challenge with the premise, and i want to make sure whether it's appl google or anybody else, when they come out to say we have done this so that you're protected from the bad guys, because it is unhackable. in my 20 years, i have not seen something that can't be hacked. all technology is hackable. so we have to make sure we strike that right balance. and yes, we do need apple, google and the others to protect our privacy and security. but let's make sure we say if the protocols with law enforcement are not working, we'll modify those. let's not say we are locking out the bad guys and they can hack in yet the good guys can't get access to the information without taxpayer expense and a longer wait time. >> what does it mean to be a good guy? the nsa did it without their permission anyway. it's a great debate this morning. eric, teresa, thank you so much. we want to hear from our viewers this morning, where do you come down on this? do you think the federal working with apple, e access to google and others?

or butt out, keep out of my privacy? let us know. coming up on the show, she went to show a house to a prospective home buyer and never came back. the latest on the intense search for the missing real estate agent. and turn your kitchen into a laboratory. this scientist turned stay-at-home mom is cooking up experiments perfect for you and your kids. @zvf

♪ that's your shot of the morning. this 9-year-old is nicknamed the romanian hercules who is reportedly the world's strongest boy. he's showing off his strength on the youtube channel that got more than 19 million views. he and his 7-year-old brother have been pumping iron for years. other kids are utterly intimidated. he does homework when he wants to. he does not eat vegetables. do not give the boy orders to hurt you. >> and he'll only grow to be 3

feet tall. all right. thank you so much for being with us here on "fox and friends." overnight a family of five was found dead in salt lake city. no signs of foul or trouble play. carbon monoxide was a concern but three animals were found to be alive. and the test came up negative. the three children were ages 14, 12 and 11. and more than 100 volunteers are looking for any sign of 49-year-old beverly carter who vanished thursday after showing a home to a potential buyer. carter's husband claims he has not heard from his wife, so he went to the home and found the front door wide open. her car was parked in the driveway but her purse was still inside. but she was nowhere to be found. and as early as today, the

american doctor exposed to the deadly ebola virus could arrive to the national institute in maryland for observation. officials will not say if the patient is infected but confirm the person was exposed to the decide while volunteering in sierra leone. the ebola outbreak has killed 3,000 people and sickened more than 6500 others since march. and morning sickness, men can feel it too? it is called sympathetic pregnancy that can be psychological with the emotional tie to the child and the mother. more studies are needed before this syndrome can be medically recognized. do you think that's going to fly with moms? >> because it's not medically legitimate. that's my view. rick mireichmuth is standin by outside with the latest. >> this woman wants her face and

voice on tv. >> hi, dad. >> that's all she's here for. hi, dad. as you look at the weather maps this morning, a beautiful day across almost all the country. we do have a big storm out west but temperaturewise everything is looking really, really good. 60 in minneapolis. you can't complain about that for a morning. at the end of september. today's forecast across the northeast, another spectacular day. really, really spectacular. enjoy it. down across the southeast, texas, you dry out from yesterday. we'll see more rain spread across the central gulf and the western coast of florida. then to the northern plains, just another picture-perfect day. there's a front that's going to begin to die down across the far northern plains and cool things down just a little bit. very unfortunate. and really look for precipitation across the west with rain and mountain snow. snow. clayton morris, snow. >> snow, rick reichmuth. parents, are you looking for a way to get their kids off their ipad or iphones?

fun and easy science experiences can be cooked up in your own kitchen. >> here to show us ideas, liz he heinek is a stay-at-home mom here who just wrote a new book. >> this is a great thing to do to get kids off the couch and from the video games. we have bags and bags of corn starch in the house. >> this is a fluid that doesn't expect the way you expect it to act. this is called a sheer thickening fluid. the more you move it around, the thicker it gets. but when you let it relax, it actually -- and this is getting a little dry, but if you look in here, it actually turns into a liquid substance. it will actually drip so you can kind of see that between my fingers. >> so you mix it and it gets

harder and you let it go and it goes softer. >> it doesn't believe the way a liquid expects. kids will have a fun time playing with this, corn starch and water. >> and what can you do with the gummy worms? >> you can do a chemical reaction. this is just mixing two things together and making something new. and when you mix together baking soda and vinegar, you make carbon dioxide gas. so my kids and i came one a fun way to bring gummy worms to life. you soak them in baking soda and water. drop them in for a half hour. drop them in a vat of vinegar. and after a little while, bubbles will start to form on them you can see. they start to wiggle around. we call them frankenworms. fun for halloween. >> and this is the big one. this is a classic science experience. >> you don't have to spend a week doing the paper mache

volcano. take a bag, tape it on a plastic bottle. dump in the baking soda, move your cone -- baking soda and vinegar volcano. >> you did a better job. >> takes five minutes to make. here i have some wipes for you. i come prepared. >> beautiful. >> what is the next one? >> this is beautiful. if you go to a film store. in my book i actually have a website where you can get these. these are film canisters. kids may not know what these are. but you can make little rockets around them. and with alkaseltzer and water, this will make gas pressure build up inside the film canister. >> this is what's happening inside our bodies after going to taco bell. >> so you put water in. i'm going to give you this to hold. i'm going to do it with this one, too. so hopefully one of the two will work if not both. so you're doing a chemical

reaction. we have gum in the lid. these are alkaseltzer. turn it upside down. we'll wait to see if this goes off. and while we wait for it to pop, i'm going to show you another fun experiment. we'll see if it pops. hold on. hold steady. >> i think we are out of time for this experiment. >> that's okay. >> but we have all these in your book. >> yes, magic book 2. >> perfect. >> liz, that was awesome. >> what is your book? >> "kitchen experiments for kids." great for kids and families. >> bring me some gummy worms, if you would. a man beheads an innocent woman at work, but could his ties to radical islam be worse than twisted islam?

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he played linebacker for the buckeyes and played two seasons in the nfl. one photographer captured this perfectly. quite the body slam. thank you, anna. could the oklahoma man who apparently beheaded a former coworker and stabbed another in a fit of rage been radicalized by the same one as the boston bombers? thank you for coming on this morning. you have some context here about this mosque. >> sure. alton nolen is not an isolated guy in oklahoma. he's part of a pattern that we keep seeing being repeated. just one state over in arkansas a few years ago another radical muslim who was a convert from christianity shot and killed a u.s. army recruiter outside of little rock. his name was andy long. and even though he said he did

it for allah, that event was labelled a drive-by shooting just like this is workplace violence. we believe the islamic society of oklahoma is radicalizing those in the mosque. because now the emom of the large islamic society of boston was there for years. and when he himself -- he's a convert. and he became the leader of the oklahoma mosque. and when he was a leader of the oklahoma mosque, he was bragged about how efficient he did conversion. he was under the monitoring of the fbi because along with the chief recruiter for american terrorists, emom fought to work

for another murderer h. brown. so he was there for a long time and probably put his stamp on radicalizing on thatsque. we don't think he was there contemporaneously with mr. nolen. >> what exactly is the interest that the obama administration has in downplaying the events to make them seem like random acts of violence and not radically inspired? >> because they have a narrative and ideology that they don't want to brand all muslims as rat call, which is right. the problem is the radicalization of the historic modern population in america by people connected to the muslim brotherhood. for example, in boston, emom web now teaches a radical

indoctrination that instructs them that violent jihadism is the only way to go. i would love to sit down to show you the curriculum. he's on video calling for the establishment of islamic law and for the destruction of american society. he's on video hating, expressing hatred for jews, women and gays. and when he's caught, this is a terrible thing, he apologizes for being involved. so people associated with this mosque in boston include a collection of violent jihadists that your violence now knows, most recently, mohammad

al-sabra, the isis guru making the high-production videos recruiting people around the world to come and rape and crucify people. >> unfortunately, they are pretty effective. dr. jacobs, thank you for coming on to connect the dots. appreciate it. >> thank you. debbie wasserman schultz making more controversial comments. and what would you do if somebody hands you $500? what if it was a church giving you sweet cash? how will that affect you? hear the pastor coming up behind an experiment of faith. that's coming up. i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix. people who know me, to this day they say, "i never thought you would quit." you know, i really didn't either but chantix helped me do it.

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what republicans like scott walker are doing is grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. who has my back? >> debbie wasserman schultz at it again comparing scott walker and florida governor rick scott to wife beeters. >> is it time for the florida congresswoman to go? here is the gop nominee in the congressional race, barbara come comstock. >> that second piece of video was an older piece of video that has just surfaced. are these comments, is this just

something that there's a catch phrase she uses in her likening to domestic violence? >> well, i think these are obviously deliberate and she's doing this to distract from the failed economy that the democrats can't run on, the unworkable health care plan and now the increasingly dangerous national situation. but here's the hypocrisy about it, people like debbie wasserman schultz and this white house make those kind of attacks regularly but they ignore my male opponent who made an attack on me saying i never even had a real job. now, when my opponent made that -- silent, no attacks from debbie wasserman schultz. obviously, it's false. i'm an elected woman and i've been a senior government official and senior aide to the

congressmen. and i'm insulted that my opponent was talking down to women working at home. debbie wasserman schultz was nowhere to be found. so this is a double standard they have on these hypocrisies. they are throwing her under the bus but protecting a man like my democratic opponent saying nothing. >> you're feeling the real war on women. >> exactly. the real issue is democrats, whether male or female, do not want to talk about the real kitchen table issues that we are hearing every day. this economy is hurting people across this country, certainly in my district, the health care plans, people are telling us how they are losing their health care plans or their costs are going up every day. and this international situation, isis and what is going on there, is really becoming frightening in a dangerous situation. and i have an area that has a lot of defense workers and we

need to restore the sequester cuts. and this white house, debbie wasserman schultz, my opponent says nothing about the irresponsible defense cuts. so these are the issues people want to talk about. and debbie wasserman schultz, whether or not the white house likes it, she's doing their job of trying to distract from the real issues. >> debbie wasserman schultz thinks she's not going anywhere. you might want me to leave but i'm sticking around. >> i think she should look at the men in her own party treating women pretty demeaningly and ask them to apologize. >> barbara, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. coming up, how does this man's family feel about eric holder's recent resignation?

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today is sunday, september 28, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. while you were sleeping, shots fired in ferguson. but this time the victim is a police officer. a manhunt for the suspect is underway. the breaking developments straight ahead. and overnight, the man suspected of a gruesome beheading in oklahoma has regained consciousness. he's been questioned by police who say without a doubt this was terrorism. will the feds admit that, too? we'll have the very latest. and top-selling christian artist david crowder is going out on his own with his first solo album. ♪ i see the light

>> we're getting a live sneak peek straight ahead when he performs live on our plaza this hour. stick around for it. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. oh, good morning. it is 9:00 op the east coast. much earlier on the west. >> that's an incredible crowd for david crowder. >> yeah, right there on the plaza. >> there were over 100,000 people here. >> but those of you who know david crowder, they gained so much popularity they are being used at megachurches for praise and worship songs in every day services. >> have you ever played for a crowd that big, tucker?

>> i have. >> we'll have david coming up first, but here are the headlines. a police officer was shot in ferguson, missouri, and now a manhunt is underway for the suspects. one of them opened fire to hit him in the arm. this comes after michael brown's memorial was burned to the ground last week sparking a new wave of violence. the injured officer is expected to be okay. and a massive volcano erupts shooting plumes of smoke and ash into the sky. these climbers were sent running for their lives open gulfed in a thick amount of ash. more than 30 people are dead and 34 others injured. many in serious condition. at this hour, rescue teams and helicopters are searching for dozens of people who have been stuck on mount ontake for hours. and the former band director for the ohio state university is filing a lawsuit against the

college. jo waters believes he was supporting a sexualized culture and the school did nothing to stop it. the school says the suit is without merit. and congress appears to be slacking. members of the congressional library fighting since 1978. both chambers have been in session only 40% of the time. the senate works monday through friday 31% of the time. the house less at 19%. those are you headlines. >> so their pensions are only 19% of what they -- oh, wait, they are 100%? >> like 110%. because no one else in america has a pension anymore except for

members of congress. and rick reichmuth, obviously. >> we have a great pension. we do. are you drinking coffee? >> yes. >> are you old enough to drink coffee? >> yes. >> do you think you're going to grow again? >> yes. >> as you wake up this morning, take a look at this picture. we are getting fall pictures in from silver lake, montana. the colors are looking spectacular already. and you have a great day to go out to do leaf peeping. it is called leaf peeping. don't make fun. 81 degrees. keep sending me your pictures on twitter or facebook. really, the eastern half of the country is looking great. we had heavy rain across florida yesterday. we'll see it again across the western shores today. and we'll watch a little bit of an area of low pressure develop to bring us rain across parts of the panhandle and south georgia. we also have a big monster storm across the west to continue to

bring rain today across parts of colorado and in towards wyoming and idaho. temperaturewise, still looking great. summer-like temperatures holding on for this week across the southern tier. so enjoy while we can. are you still going to drink coffee? >> yes. >> okay, good. >> not while being bothere you. i saw him hide a cigar when you walked up. we have new developments in the story we brought you last week of the man who beheaded one of his former coworkers in oklahoma at a food processing plant. he walked in, i believe on friday, beheaded one former coworker, stabbed another before he was shot to death by one of the supervisors at the plant. he is now in a hospital and has woken up and police are going to charge him with murder tomorrow morning. >> and seeing the pictures we saw of his face, those were from a former mugshot.

that was a former mugshot. we could grab that right from the police department. so the question this morning is, what will he be charged with? first-degree murder or in addition be charged with terrorism? >> yeah, you know what, maybe we should ask the second victim who has been treated and released for her injury. we have not mentioned that this morning. we are crossing our fingers and pulling for her after being terrorized. the local police there are starting to call it terrorist activity because they said it envoked terror, but we are not hearing that from the federal government thus far. and this individual will be charged with murder charges, not anything more than we know yet. sergeant alonso survive d a shooting at fort hood and here's

what he had to say. >> they are going to continue to have people act in this cowa cowardist way until we treat it for the act it is. it is almost like the victims of this horrific thing that happened, they don't even matter. they want to hang a tag of workplace violence on it. >> one of the most insane things about the federal government, the obama administration's response to this is the unequal application of the rule of law, which is the most sacred principle in american life. if this had been a radical christian beheading a muslim, i can promise you that this justice department would be down there in force and it would look like ferguson. but in this case, it is another incident of workplace environment. that's an unequal application of the law. more crimes are treated more seriously because of the religion of the person attacked and that's just wrong. >> we are hearing more from the department of justice about the ferguson incident than the

oklahoma city, the oklahoma beheading last week. mark levin is a radio talk show host who confronted it and wanted to talk about eric holder specifically. listen. >> eric holder said that we're a nation of cowards because we don't talk about race. we never stop talking about race. he's the coward because he won't talk about islam. >> that's right. that's right! yes! >> we are accepteding young men and women off to war to fight fundamental islam. that's what they are fighting, that's who they're fighting, and it's about damn time the president of the united states said it and stops making apologies for it. >> they want the community to step up, too. the islamic society of greater oklahoma city where he attended said that he acted a little odd but there weren't any red flags. did you see his facebook page? >> and he described the beheading as, i'm quoting, an act of foolishness.

but as you pointed out, an act of foolishness is when your kid writes on the wall in town. that's foolishness. you have been weighing on the other stories we have been talking about this morning. you choose the news and tell us the stories -- we present you three stories and you tell us which ones are the most outrageous. the department of homeland security is not going to just focus on terror threats anymore, which is why the department was founded right after september 11th, but now they will focus on the environmental threats. and an atheist group, the freedom from religion foundation sent a cease and desist letter to the university of tennessee and ole miss to stop pre-game prayer. and a democratic senator from connecticut, richard blumenthal, who pretended to fight in vietnam, now proposed that people who work for the federal government don't have to pay back their college loans.

in other words, people who already make more than you do and have better retirement than you do and are almost all democratic will get their college paid for by you. >> you get to weigh in on our facebook page this morning. and the story you were most outraged about the s the department of homeland security now confronted climate change on equal footing with terrorism. that's a big problem right now. this follows whether the san francisco airport will get flooded that is now under the dhs? here's what caitlin with the homeland security department said, we are increasingly moving not only from a security focus to a resiliency focus. >> when people change the name, you know they are not telling the truth. first it was global warming. then we moved it to climate change. none of the models they

predicted have come true and now it's resiliency. it's a bad sign when they keep changing the word. >> tucker, why are you so against resiliency? >> the only thing i'm for is asking hard questions and getting real answers and not being accuse of doing that. when they won't answer the question, that tells you they have something to hide. >> dana on facebook says, climb change is a dangerous scam and an obvious distraction from the really serious issues like isis. >> charlie says, dhs on climate change. it should be the department of homeland stupidity. >> dhs on climate change, a security organization potentially adding costs to business based on climate bias. not necessarily facts. >> well, the consolidation of all the departments under it, fema, the tsa, all of them under it as one massive diplomat. >> so we are hit on 9/11, how about another department?

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attorney general eric holder announcing his decision to resign last week, but some are

questioning the timing as days before holder's announcement a judge handed down a major ruling against the department of justice in the case of fast and furious. well, joining us now is the uncle of brian carey who was killed a few years ago with a weapon from fast and furious. >> thank you for having me. >> four years after your nephew's death, you don't know what happened with the fast and furious program because the obama administration won't release the documentation that would tell us. do you think with holder leaving they will? >> well, that's certainly our hope at the brian terry foundation. we hope to get full transparency and we have not had that up until now. >> how many justice employees working on the fast and furious program have been fired or disciplined? >> none that we know of.

>> none that you know of. so when you brought this to the attention of the white house or the doj, why hasn't anyone been held accountable? what do they say? >> they don't say anything. they just stonewall us. we haven't gotten any answers. and it's very frustrating. >> yeah. extremely upsetting. what do you think is in the papers they are trying to hide from the public? >> i'm having trouble with the audio. >> i will just ask the question again, what do you think the obama administration is trying to hide by withholding the documents pertaining to fast and furious? >> we have no idea about that. they have been steadfast in the resolve to not release the information. so we can only assume that there's some evidence there that is embarrassing to the government. and that's just, you know, a guess on our part. >> yeah. it's hard to see anybody taking

a contempt of congress citation in order to protect the information that didn't embarrass them. so it seems like a good guess. mr. terry, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. i really hope you find out and we find out what exactly happened to your nephew. thank you very much. >> thank you. good to be with you. coming up, juvenile criminals break out of the same facility three times in one month. how does this keep happening and will it happen again? and what would you do if someone just handed you $500? and what if that person was your church giving you free cash? meet the pastor behind the experiment in faith, next. a body at rest tends to stay at rest.

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welcome back. the oklahoma bus crash that killed four softball players is being investigated as homicide. the tractor-trailer driver crossed the median hitting the bus that was carrying the college softball team home after the game. more than a dozen others were hurt in that accident. and it's happened again for the third time, this month inmates break out of the same juvenile detention center in nashville. 13 of the same prisoners escaped despite heightened security. we are told they attacked a guard, took his keys and opened the gate. they have since recaptured all of them. thank you so much. sounds like something straight from heche heaven. a church in chicago hands out

$500 to each of its parishioners with the free money coming with specific instructions. they were told to pray about it and pay it forward with a good cause. here to share the incredible story is the senior pastor of this church. laura, where did you get this idea and how does it work? >> well, the idea originated in god. this is what god does with us. we are given amazing gifts and each day we are asked to do something with it. in our case, the church got $1.6 million from a real estate deal done 35 years and what were we going to do with this big gift that had been suddenly dropped in our lap? so the first thing was to tithe and disperse them to the regular members and just say, you guys do whatever the lord puts on your heart to do. which in reality is what happens to us every day. >> yeah, so we are looking at video of this beautiful church

on the outside, but down stairs in the basement you have this idea wall where everyone can come up with where they think the money should be going. and a group of doctors has suggested sending money to help with ebola in africa. what are some of the other ideas in what should be done with the money? >> oh, my gosh, some are enormous, like the ebola clinic. others are running for clean water in africa. some are personal. we have a woman whose friend has a son with mental illness. she was able to make a contribution in honor of her friend. a young undergraduate is doing amazing things in his dorm room with his friends and hospitality meals. there's a range. we are a little postage stamp of a church, but there are people doing big things and small things with it. >> and very often when a church gets extra money they may build a new building or send it to some charity in the church elders to decide, but why do you think this is a neat idea to have all the congregates do it

themselves? >> well, i think it is just the way god works with us. we reflected on the parable of the talents which is where the landowner is about to go away and gives his stuff to three servants and says, do my business with it. at some level we wanted to make real to people what happens in our every day lives. that you, i and everyone in this room has been gifted with some. and there's the responsibility on us every day, what are we going to do with this stuff that is really not ours? none of it is, it is really god's. are we going to invest in the kingdom and those around us or not? >> absolutely. a great message you're sending to your viewers this morning. have a great service at is 11:00 today. thank you. >> and what good would you do with $500? let us know what you think. she went to show a house to a prospective buyer and never came back. the search in this missing real

estate agent. and kids grow out of their clothes faster than you can blink. it is almost the same as car seats? do you know when to switch? we have the information you need to keep your kids safe.

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last hour we had liz here to show us some amazing science experiments in the kitchen. we have two more to show you. you say you can stick this big skewer -- >> through the bag by magic. plastic is a pollimer that is really good at forming seals. just water and food coloring. use red and water for the bag of blood. >> and this is a cyber shot. >> this is a physics experiment. this demonstrates the transformation of energy. so, when i pull the marshmall lmarshmallow back, it stores elastic energy when i pull and it turns into kinetic energy. >> there's a physics process going on. >> science is all around us. we just have to look for it. at home is a great place. >> if you want to look at it at home, "the kitchen science lab

for kids," is an amazing book. thank you, liz. >> awesome. >> rainbow in a club. climbing salt crystals. i'm going to make those, perfect my kids. i'm going to do this, too. here are some other stories making headlines this sunday morning we want to tell you about. the search for the missing real estate agent continues in arkansas after more than 100 volunteers are looking for 39-year-old beverly carter who disappeared after showing a home to a potential buyer. carter's husband claims he hasn't heard from his wife and went to the home to find the door wide open with her car parked in the driveway with her purse still inside but she was nowhere to be found. and two small planes crash in the air. >> we heard the hit midair and looked up to see the white sesna. i saw them and it looks like -- he flew a little bit and started

spiraling and went straight down. >> two people aboard the sesna, the 78-year-old pilot and a 14-year-old boy, did not survive. the other plane, a searay, landed safely in lancaster, new york. the pilot and his 9-year-old passenger suffered bumps and bruises. the ntsb is now investigating. and brand new dramatic video of a rescue to show you caught on camera. the coast guard saving four adults athree children clinging to their boat for hours participating in a fishing tournament near sanibel island in florida. we are told one of the adults called his wife who called 911 to help. that's how they are rescued. wow. and a fast food giant coming clean about their food. employees at mcdonald's refuse to eat chicken manager nuggets because they sit out for hours.

workers at panera reveal pasta is not fresh at the restaurant. and there's the chili's from wendy's that comes from old hamburger patties that is mixed with beeps and water. and workers claim the machines for slurpies at the 7-eleven are not cleaned properly. and the dunkin donuts come frozen in a bag. so if they taste cold -- >> i do not believe that and am not going to. clayton? thank you, tucker. a new study shows nine out of ten parents move their kids out of the booster seats too soon. what are the proper seat guidelines when it comes to seat safety? the editor of thebump.com is here. >> thank you for having me. >> there's a debate as to how long to keep the kids in the car seats. whether or not to face them backwards, forwards, booster seats get them into the actual seat belts, what's the answer?

>> the latest study found that kids are not in booster seats long enough. most parents are changing them to just sitting in the regular car seat too early. so actually, most parents are surprised that you keep your child in a booster seat until they are about 4 and 9. so to be in a booster seat that long so the seat belt is properly positioned on them in the event of a crash. >> so basically with a booster seat, it will keep them snugly in there because without it you'll slide around. >> right, and it keeps them high enough for belt positioning. >> what about when the actual car seat is turned backwards, what's the good rule of thumb for switching around to be forward facing? >> keep your child rear facing as long as possible. this is because in the event of a crash, they are safest in the back of the car. so the highest height and weight requirements for your seat, that's how long you're going to keep them rear facing.

so usually around the age of 2 years or even older. >> so seven out of ten people didn't know kids need to be 4'8". >> that's a large child, a 12-year-old. you don't remember being 12 years old and in a car seat so we do not think about it. >> we talk about a lot of recalls on this show. there's a lot of recalls and there are car seats that have gotten recalled. you have some of the safest car seats in america. show us exactly what are the safest with the latest technology in car seats. what is this one? >> this is a maxi cozy amego ap. what is the safest about this seat is this amazing air bag material. it is like an air bag for side impact. if you are in a collision from the side, your baby is protected here. and it is one of the lightest car seats on the market. so it's 11.5 pounds. >> amego ap, where were you two

years ago when i needed one this light? >> you are using it as a bar baby carrier as much as in the car. >> i assume it is easy to snap in and out of the car. >> it is. very easy. >> and this one looks like something from space ball. >> this is a really modern, sleek car seat. this is a cybex aton 2. >> this looks like something superman was born in. >>. has great side impact protection, so it is strong. and this actually gets up stalled in your car rear facing as infant seats always do. that leg redistributes the weight to the bottom of the car in tenth of a crash. if you were in a crash, your baby would feel that less because of the load leg. >> and what about this bad boy? >> this is a car seat that works

with your smart phone. and there's so much guesswork when installing a car seat. is it at the proper positioning? this will give you a smiley face on your iphone a.m. and tell you you have done it correctly. it is level and is in there correctly. >> and is it easy to adjust? one of my big frustrations is making sure -- oh, it's too tight, daddy. honey, can you get over here to press the button? >> adjust it on the front. and put it at a level here. if you are not using the techy feature, it's at the proper level. and we also have fun features to tell you the temperature in the backseat. if you are wondering if your baby is overheating or too full, you can know on your phone. and also, the straps here, if these were unbuckled, it would let you know if you forgot and have a lot of groceries and forgot to buckle the seat belt or the older child messes around with it, pulls it open, you would know on your phone.

>> thank you so much, elena. you can go to thebump.com for great parenting tips and information. and thank you to buy buy baby for providing the car seats. we'll toss it back inside, load leg. load leg. the terror group isis makes as much money per day as a major corporation. millions and millions. where is that money coming from? and can we stop it? maria bartiromo on that, next. and david crowder is here, folks, with his newest project. stay with us. you're not going to want to miss it.

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the ground? >> all right. what is coming up on the show today? >> first of all, we are talking to the international coalition. we want to see who is in, who is out. there's been somewhat of a divide, so we'll talk with representative from kansas. and we'll talk about the president's u.n. speech and if he's secured a strategy for isis. and political activist garry kasparov. and next week we get the jobs number out. we got this smoking gdp number, 4.6%. we want to know largely where the growth is coming from in the u.s. the growth is in texas. richard fisher is here to talk to us about that. >> i know you're not a betting woman, maybe you are, what would you think of the jobs numbers?

could we roll the tape back next weekend? >> i think we are looking at another 200,000-plus numbers. the number of full-time ork workers versus part-time workers. the businesses struggle with the cost of obamacare and regulations. they have come up with ideas to keep the workforces below 50 people if they can so they don't have to add benefits, but largely speaking the numbers have been improved. i expect that to continue next week. certainly 210,000 is what the expectation is on wall street. >> we'll be watching. maria, thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> very cool. coming up on the show, top christian singer david crowder is live on the plaza with his latest project. it's his solo project. ♪ oh thank you god i see the light ♪

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>> your music, you obviously have gathered a big crowd here because your music is so popular. and it's not just people coming out to watch you in concert. they're hearing it in praise and worship songs at their churches across the country. what is it about your music that gets that to happen? >> well, i can't quite answer that except for saying i just love that music pulls at the deepest stuff inside of humans and it puts that in a community of faith, it gets pretty powerful. so we're trying to write stuff that's authentic and that reflects our beliefs. >> so what went into making this new solo record? >> well, i came up with a new genre of music, i believe. i'm referring -- because my friend woulds would ask me, what is the new solo sound? the best i could come up with is like folk-tronica. >> so it is a little different than what you were doing before. >> very much so.

different sound. but, again, the foundation of the music, the intention of it is still the same. >> give me an example. give me a little of the folky song. can you play me a few notes of the folky song of the album? >> oh, i feel the hills of tennessee. >> how about some of the electronica. >> beza is over on the computer back there. >> there you go. >> a little soul, too. >> the name of the album is called neon steeple. where did you get that name? >> actually, it was the last tour of the previous band, the david crowder band. i know it's a little confusing, but i'm stuck with my name. first bound was david crowder band and now it's just crowder. it was our large tour, gorgeous moment, we are topping the hill in west virginia and there's this little coal mining town and this steeple pointing up at the top of it.

i was feeling nostalgic, wondering what is this next thing in front of me and there's this little thing and i'm thinking, man, life used to be a little more difficult. it was a struggle just to stay on this side of the dirt, you know? and here is this thing, this piece of architecture in the middle of a town point to go something big, grand, a story of rescue and redemption. >> pointing you to my beloved, right? >> that's the song you're going to sing for us. >> we'll get out of your way. >> i'll be cat like and agile. see what happens. >> here is crowder, everybody. ♪ in my soul oh, in my soul ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪

♪ since you died i see your light ♪ ♪ o, o, oh. my beloved bring me away ♪ ♪ take me up to your ever action place ♪ ♪ my beloved, bring me away because i want to feel your light on my face ♪ ♪ feel that a sun coming up feel my soul in my soul ♪ ♪ with that sun coming up in my soul in my soul ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪ ♪ oh, since you died i see the light ♪

♪ take me away the light of this day ♪ ♪ my beloved on you i rest ♪ ♪ ♪ in my soul in my soul ♪ ♪ with your song cominging up in my soul in my soul ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪ ♪ i see the light i see your light ♪ ♪ lord, since you died

hey, hey oh, oh ♪ ♪ night rain down on me ♪ ♪ ♪ i see the light i see the light ♪ ♪ i see the light i see your light ♪ ♪ oh, since you died i see the light ♪ and hey, hey? oh, oh hey, hey ♪ ♪ everybody now and then i get a little bit hungry turn around ♪ ♪

♪ take me up to your my beloved ♪

>> crowder is here. these guys sound fantastic. you're going to be singing in the after the show show, too, did you know that? >> i am excited about that. >> be ready in a few seconds. he's going to sing come as you are. go to fox and friends.com for the after the show show. good morning. the fight against isis takes to the turkish border. hi, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures. the u.s.-led coalition now expanding its military operations to the area along the syria/turkey border. several arab allies have joined the fight in syria while our european foreigners are staying in iraq. why the divide? we'll talk to a member of the house intel committee. attorney general eric holder calling it quits. will the president name someone during the lame duck session or wait until there's a possibly