morning, today is saturday, the 11th of october, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. a democratic candidate taking her campaign to a whole new low. >> a he tree fell on greg abbot. he sued and got millions. since then, he spent his career working against other victims. >> wendy davis using an empty wheelchair to attack her paraplegic opponent. what will voters think about that? >> and it's the comment that could reignite the whole benghazi debate. >> we told the president that there is an attack that's going on, that terrorists are involved in the attack. >> okay. >> and now member of

congress wants a word with leon panetta under oath. >> and this army ranger just wanted to hang up his uniform jacket but u.s. airways wouldn't let him because he wasn't first class. let the fallout begin. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ good morning, is he back stage where we keep him in his cage. >> he is awake. nice to see you tucker carlson. >> so nice to be back. >> hunting? >> shot a few birds. glad to be here. >> where were you? >> out in northern california wine country. >> i was here. >> ran a half marathon. >> you guys came back on a great weekend because coming up later on the show we will be exploding pumpkins on the show. >> chucking pumpkins. >> hurling them at buildings and cabs. >> one of us has a hidden

talent you about to discover on today's show. >> stay tuned. >> starting today new ebola screenings go into effect at jfk. new york's largest airport. travelers from west africa now l. now have their temperature taken as they enter the country. next week four other airports will be joining. in this as a teenager in brooklyn, new york is, rushed to the hospital after collapsing with ebola-like symptoms. the 14-year-old who recently returned from a trip to sudan is now undergoing tests. some brand new video to show you here in the "fox & friends" from boston. where an out of control fire forces as many as 30 people out of their beds in the middle of the night. unfortunately one person did not make out of that apartment building alive. one death there you can see the huge flames and thick black smoke pouring out from the roof there. no word yet on how the blaze got started. they ran away from home to

join isis. and got pregnant but now they want to come home. an austrian newspaper reporting the two teenage girls telling you about have contacted their families saying they have had enough and made a huge mistake. the jihadi teenagers vanished from austria in april making claims on their social media accounts they were living in syria, married to isis militants. passengers say a flight attendant disrespected a soldier on their flight. the army ranger who was sitting in coach asked if she could hang up his decorated uniform jacket but the woman refused saying the coat closet was only for people in first class. passengers immediately took to their twitter accounts to express their outrage, one tweeting. this the airline that i have flown almost 100,000 miles on this year disgraced a heavily decorated soldier right in front of belief.

shame. u.s. airways have since apologized. one of the member on that flight will join us live at 9:22 eastern. >> we have people up in first class hedge fund managers from "wall street journal." we can't co-mingle your coat with one of their coats. >> it's unbelievable. >> you can believe a flight attendant wouldn't just for one time say sure, there is plenty of room up here, no big deal. >> i bet she is regretting it this morning. speaking of ugly, the wendy davis for governor campaign in texas, 20 points down behind greg abbot the attorney general in that state in what many are called a move born of desperation. the wendy davis campaign ran this ad, watch. >> a tree fell on greg abbot. he sued and got millions. since then, he spent his career working against other victims. abbot argued a woman whose leg was amputated was not disabled because she has had an artificial limb. he ruled against a rape victim who sued a corporation for failing to do a background check on a

sexual predator. he sided with the hospital that failed to stop a dangerous surge who paralyzed patients. greg abbot, he is not for you. and that sad piano music. how disgusting is that? what's maybe even more disgusting is is the doubling down that took place after the ad came out this is what they had to say. what this ad shows after seeking for himself he turned around and spent his career denying that same kind of victims justice to other victims. >> we don't know what group put out this ad. no they are doubling down. >> greg abbot ladies and gentlemen, is in a wheelchair. here it is. that's the point. they are showing that he is in a wheelchair. that is he is disabled and paralyzed. >> because a tree fell on top of him that is somehow, you know, less of an issue for him. i don't understand where they are trying to go with this at all it seems that greg abbot campaign doesn't really see where they are going with this either. here is what they have to

say it is challenging to find language strong enough to condemn. this davis' disgusting television ad represents historic low for someone seeking to represent texans. shows a disturbing lack of judgment from a desperate politician and completely disqualifying her from seeking higher office in texas. this clearly appears to just be last-minute hail mary down by double digits. >> reminds me a little like the jon corzine campaign against christie running some of those veiled obesity ads. as if people didn't know chris christie was fat. >> not calling him that he they would show shots of his belly. you know, showing shots of a wheelchair. this goes to show actually i think both parties right now are desperate they have no real platforms or campaigns even talking about. republicans or democrats. all they want is the other person to lose right now. that's the only thing we are seeing these ads. >> you see that in the final days of campaigns. this ad i think has gone too far even for supporters of

wendy davis who became famous for supporting late term abortions. obviously a hero to many at msnbc. even her supporters are saying this is just repulsive. >> also this morning we are talking about how bad of a day this was for democrats really. even the lady michelle obama outen the campaign trail for democratic contender. braws braley. but she apparently thought his name was bruce bailey. oops. listen. >> i am beyond thrilled to be here today to support your next senator from iowa, our friend bruce bailey. you need to elect bruce bailey. >> leaders like bruce bailey. >> we need to elect leaders like bruce bailey. >> you can go to vote dot bruce bailey.com. that's vote dot bruce bailey.com or even better you can. >> bruise. >> braley? what did i say? >> i'm losing it i'm getting old.

i have been traveling too much. vote dot bruce braley.com. >> fortunately somebody finally told her. can you imagine correcting her i mean seven times. >> that's what happens on this show. weighville somebody over here like dave, no, no. it's not. >> pretty good recovery. i have to say. she is pretty good at this the reason though i think she forgot his name because as she said she is all all on the road all the time can campaigning for candidates. that's the weird office she holds. campaigning for democrats trying to get democrats. she is also the president's wife also can't criticize her without being called out of bounds. only person in america that gets to behave like harry reid but gets treated like mother teresa. >> you don't want to attack the first lady, hands off. don't talk about my wife. she gets to go out there, hugely pop la. they brought her out during the 2012 elections too.

>> i'm happy to. i think it's awful, actually. i disagree completely what she is doing. campaigning for candidates and i feel completely entitled to criticize her for that once you enter into the political arena i'm sorry we he don't like it. >> there is not a lot of obama subordinates who are able to go out on the campaign trail right now. former cabinet mexico. you want hillary clinton out there who has attacked the administration on foreign policy. leon pa -- panetta and others? did you see the fireworks the other night? his comment alone may have reignited the debate over benghazi. listen. >> we told the president that there is an attack that's going on; that terrorists are involved in the attack. >> okay. let me stop you there. >> and that as a result of that we have to respond to it. >> fine. that terrorists were involved. >> did he tell us that? i don't remember the president saying this was a

terrorist attack, do you. >> no. >> so he heard from his secretary of defense and intel agencies that this was a terror attack. but i remember him saying to us this was a mob mad about a video. >> and susan rice a few days later on the sunday talk shows saying it was spontaneous protest or youtube biz. >> the president lied. isn't that what he is basically saying. >> heard from representative jason chaffets on the kelly file saying kelly needs to go before the select committee. listen. >> i do think leon panetta must come before the select committee let him go before trey gowdy and the select committee. we are inching there but we will get closer and closer to the truth and how the administration mislead the world and the american people. >> we are going to ask governor huckabee about this a little later in the show. >> panetta's critique about what happened in iraq anbar place where so many people

died in iraq? we could see a rock fall to crisis. the craziest islamic group in the history of crazy islamic groups. panetta is saying flat out, obama let this happen. >> we were telling him otherwise. >> unbelievable. >> more on that coming up. first, let's get it over to rick reichmuth. it's pouring down rain outside. are we going to be able to chuck pumpkins outside? >> you can chuck pumpkins in the rain. >> we don't need to worry about our hair. >> it's kind of better it washes away the pumpkin. a lot of problems today and much of the weekend across the same spot that's been seeing all the problems the last couple days. temperatures this morning, cool across the northern plains in toward new england. a lot of areas seeing freezing temperatures this morning. not the case down across the south. it's incredibly warm. we have had a lot of rain you know across the central parts of the country. in towards missouri and arkansas have been the heaviest hit. we are going to see some

more. there is is this frontal boundary that stalled out right here. little pulls of energy move along it and bring showers from time to time. we have that stretch in new york down to parts of texas. we had the severe weather across parts of texas and we will see some more of this rain falling throughout the day. much of the west is looking fine. we have a system that is going to pull into the pacific northwest and that eventually meets up with those storms in across the central plains and we have severe weather that starts tomorrow into monday and tuesday. today temperaturewise a little cooler across parts of the north. still warm across areas of the south. we are the cloudy good gloomy day for much of the day. >> fall day. >> kind of not the news we wanted but thank you. >> maybe he can switch it up. >> the fort hood shooter sending explosive warning to the pope. can his massacre still be called work place violence? one of his victims joins us live coming up. >> get frustrated with automated customer service on the phone? yes. now you have to deal with it in person at the airport. we'll explain.

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. warning for fort hood shooter and the pope. praising jihad and calling himself a soldier of allah. is so will our government finally call it what it is or will they continue to label the 2009 shooting as, quote: work place violence? army staff sergeant alonzo lumsford was shot seven times by the fort hood massacre. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> when you heard the news that nidal hasan was able to continue spreading his

propaganda from behind bars, first reaction? >> oh, i was angry. i was beating angry. especially as i read the letter that he wrote. and first question i asked was for this man to be incarcerated they are giving him the same liberties as a free person. when is it going to stop and when is it going to end? >> in case anybody isn't familiar with this, he wrote about worshiping allah. he said those who die their final death worshiping other than allah are not forgiven and their good deeds are rendered useless. is there any doubt after hearing this that this is a lot more than work place violence? >> oh, no. it's just another proven point that this man was a terrorist. the next thing that i am wondering the next letter is he going to write is a letter of thanks to our president for allowing him to do the things is he continuing to do. >> that's my next question, do you think the president and the federal government, are they going to admit that this was a mistake?

>> well, i would hope that they would but now we are in the phase of how long. how long it's going to take them to say all right, well, we messed up it a terrorist act. it's not work place violence. we all need to band together so we can stop this from happening again. >> that's the problem. it has happened again. from what many would say. i mean, take a look what happened in oklahoma. it's still being investigated but at the moment it's called work place violence as well. when we all saw the facebook page of this murderer, memorializing 9/11 and usama bin laden. what's the danger of it happening again from your first-hand experience? >> well, the reality is that it is very true it can happen again. and as we train the military, we say that from thing of lessons learned. what we have to look at is that how many times are we going to hide behind the phrase work place violence before reality actually sets in. and how many times are we

going to allow this man to continue trying to pit christians and jews against muslims as he is trying to insight a holy war. you have to look at the message hasan is trying to pass off and we have to put a stop to it now before we lose more lives. >> you realize the government thinks this is a law enforcement problem rather than a terrorism problem and letting him continue to write these letters. the other issue is that the lawyer made this public do you think that is a problem as well, that the lawyer in fact was a tool for nidal hasan? >> i absolutely do. were lawyers belief. what is this lawyer getting out of this? obviously this man will never see the light of day outside of bars. why would he even be passing the letter on for anyone to see. and what is he getting out? it's not like he can really get paid from this man. so now i'm thinking has this man just forgotten the

country that he fought for because his lawyer also wore the uniform that we wore. i'm trying to figure out is he a true american or is he just an impose tore? >> unreal. staff sergeant alonzo lunsford, thank you so much for your time today. >> you're welcome. >> 20 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning, we just told you yesterday about dairy queen being hit by hackers and now another major retailer has been hit, too. who is affected and how you can find out if you're one of them. it's a story that has a lot of you fired up. forget boys and girls. just call them purple penguins. schools going gender inclusive. we want your thoughts on this one. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches?

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halloween is cancelled. the small pennsylvania town where accused cop killer eric frein is being hunted not taking any chances. authorities are worried he would have used costumes to escape. if he is he found before halloween, events will be reconsidered. cross your fingers for the kids there overnight, hundreds in missouri take over the ferguson police department parking lot. protesting the shooting death of michael brown. and even more protests are planned there it today as well as st. louis where a young man was shot and killed after he fired at police. >> clayton and tucker? >> a executed district in freb controversial training

material aimed at helping teachers deal with transgendered students. >> documents entitled 12 easy steps on the way to gender inclusiveness. don't use phrases such as girls and girls. you guys, ladies and gentlemen and similarly general derderian expressions to gets kids intention. instead create classroom names and then ask all of the purple pen quinns to meet at the rug is this how the district should be spending time and money. >> here to comment is radio talk show host and fox news contributor tammy bruce. you were laughing the idea. don't call them boys and girls anymore. let's call them purple penguins or cuddly tigers you are not a boy or a girl. >> i have always wanted to do animal rights on "fox & friends" here we are doing it i was laughing we have to have a perspective here even in your opening the idea of transgendered children? there is argument here that children are gay or heterosexual.

they are children. that's the inclusiveness for kids. what this has to do with nothing to do with gay rights or nothing else. it's about a co-deacon destruction of reality. okay? this is about telling children effectively but teachers this has also been an education for young people who are teachers of elementary school children that you are, that this is part of your job social engineering is part of your job. that is taking valuable time away from real issues like learning how to read, learning how to write, social studies, all of those things. i think it's very important to realize that it is ridiculous, that there is nothing -- you don't need to deacon structure reality in order to be inclusive for people who are sexual minorities. you don't need to destroy what we know to be the truth in order to be tolerant of other people. >> that's why you are one of our favorite guests because you boil it down. >> i'm struck by the irony the same people antiscience

are taking antiscience position. sex is determined at d.n.a. issues. >> this is social edge deacon destruction earth. i have written about this in my book "the death of right and wrong." this effort to condition children and the academic environment starting from kindergarten up to suggest that children are sexual, that children are thinking in sexual ways, this is not just a disservice to children, but they also talk about bullying. this is a bullying issue. you are bullying children when you are not taking time to teach them the basics of what an education should be. and, look, if parents want their children to learn about these issues, great, have that conversation at home. but what -- and i have heard from a lot of my own gay friends and i as a gay woman, people are concerned now in the community that this is making us all look like fools that what is making us look like we have some other bizarre, strange

agenda. the good news at this school this is not formal policy yet. that parents can, in fact, speak up. that they should speak up, and make a difference. because, people are thinking well, if i speak against this, i'm homophobe or something else. the fact of the matter is, this has nothing to do with those important social issues. >> well said, tammy bruce, great to see you this morning. >> good. thanks, guys. thank you, penguins. >> see if you can stick around this story. >> coming up, put your cell phone away right now. flight attendants want to pry these things out of your hands takeoff even though the rules are changed is that going to fly with passengers? >> went down at the white house during the monica lewenski scandal. wait until you hear who they tried to pass her off to it take damage control to a whole new level. we have details coming up. [ breathing deeply ]

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well, it's time for your shot of the morning, do you get frustrated with automated customer service on the phone? there is a rhetorical question for you. of course you do. now you have to deal with them in person, too.

watch this. >> hello, welcome to the international airport. >> tell me where i can get a good corn beef. >> concourse b. >> how about a decent marge rita. >> you can go to the 500 grill. >> that's awesome. >> customer service agents at the airport in indianapolis now answering your questions through face time as they sit at their desk. the ipad is dropped on top of a robot wearing a blue polo shirt almost like a segway. it rolls up to you and tells you where you can get tacos. >> we were there, at san francisco international airport. you go down like the hertz reynolds car area which that line is awful by the way. maybe they are trying to speed it up. go over to the kiosk and do face time and get your rental car fast displer i was just there. the line was moving a lot faster at hers than it was all the other counters and it's a nightmare if you ever try to rent a car. >> how long before someone

decks one of these punches out a ipad. >> that was not a good margarita. >> talk about air travel. 8 months ago they finally rolled back that ridiculous law which wouldn't allow you to use guesses taking off. shut down that kindle because it's interfering. >> now on takeoff they can use them airplane mode and read the paper or whatever. flight attendants say we want to rule back this rule because people aren't paying attention to safety checks anymore because they are checking twitter. >> apparently don't know the emergency exits are in the middle of the plane. this is what you do with the oxygen mask, that your seat can be used as a flow station device. are you kidding me. >> they say these devices might become projectiles if there were a problem which by the way would be the least of your problem if there were a problem on takeoff or landing. you squandered your moral authority flight attendants, i fly every week. you told me for 35 years

that i couldn't use any kind of electronic device on takeoff or landing because it was dangerous and you lied so. why should i believe you now. it was not dangerous. >> they were lying on behalf of, you know, of the faa or owhatever because they were being told to carry this pail of water for them telling us when you used a kindle device which by the way is not connected to the internet or doing anything. it's flipping pages in black and white using eink and not connecting to anything. it's not interfering with the plane at all. you come up and tell me this thing is going to bring down the aircraft. >> pilots use ipads for navigation. every private pilot uses one and hasn't caused a crash yet. until f. you tell me something that's untrue it's hard for me to listen to you when you tell me something. >> now they are saying you are not listening to my safety check. >> you lied to me. i'm shitting you out. i don't hear you anymore. >> anna is on flight reading her erotic can a. >> hey, hey.

>> i looked through your kindle. >> turn that off because you have got to pay attention where the seat belts go. >> i'm going to go on a limb sand saying most of our viewers would like to keep cell phones out if possible. what should be banned on flights? >> instead of the cell phones, what should be banned? go to our facebook page right now. that's our question of the day. >> how about children? >> crying babies? we love babies. >> or can you separate them though. >> what about snoring passengers? >> nope, that's me. those should be allowed. >> all right. >> some other stories making headlines we want to tell you about this saturday morning. seven students now charged following hazing allegations on the sayreville football team in new jersey. ranging from 16 to 17 years old arrested friday nighly coure decide if the teens will be released to their parents to be held in a juvenile detention center. earlier this week the superintendent cancelled the remainder of the football season. a toddler in critical condition after 10 feet into

the jaguar exhibit at the zoo. take a listen to desperate calls for help. >> 911. >> hi, we have a child little rock zoo we have a child fall in the jaguar exhibit. we need an ambulance. >> he is in there. >> yes. it's not pood. >> the 3-year-old had bite wounds on the neck. little rock zoo keepers forced to use fire excontinuing girlers scare cats away. one station reporting the boy fell after the grandfather sat him on the railing. >> on the heels of the dairy queen data breach, k-mart now announcing customer's debit and credit cards may have been hacked. holding corporations saying it detected militias -- malicious software in computer system. that software has been removed. and the company is launching a full investigation. newly released documents shed light on the clinton white house action following the monica lewenski scandal.

the reless of 10,000 pages show the white house tried to discredit rivals in an effort to defend bill clinton. records involving lewenski have been he redacted. one email change shows white house aids trying to transfer her to the pentagon. >> take care of this pentagon. the pentagon. because that's a nonessential government agency. >> you have nothing to worry about. >> this is dumping ground for the incompetent. they are not reckless or anything. >> rick reichmuth. >> he is not reckless he went out in the pouring down rain. >> remember whether we had those weekends this summer sunny and beautiful. >> two in a row now. >> now we have two in a row of the opposite. rain across a lot of the country today. take a look at the weather maps. show you a couple things. one the top tropics. guys. now we have a new subtropical fay out there and moving toward bermuda not impacting us at all which is great news. likely another storm behind

that basically we are getting a little bit of active pattern in the tropics. we will continue to watch that if you if you have been thinking -- watch it a little bit. first alert forecast across the northeast showers very heavy rain again across parts of texas and in towards arkansas. all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> talk some dracula. kind of dracula weather like outside. >> it's the democratic could la story you haven't heard dracula story you haven't heard yet. >> sometimes the world needs a hero. sometimes what it needs knee is a monster. >> i was thinking the exact exact same thing this morning. "dracula untold" is in this weekend for all you blood drinkers. the host of in the fox light micah tamara. >> hello, hello. hello.

>> does this have the appeal all the ladies like the dracula movie. what is that anyway? >> this is what is happening with this. universal is home to some of the great monster characters of all of time, frankenstein, the mummy and dracula. announced they want to create a cinematic shared monster universe very similar to what marvel has done with super heroes. create and reboot this whole franchise starting with democraticla. untold story. origin story so you meet the count as a young christian prince, prince vlad of transvein i can't. defending his homeland against the invading turks and makes a deal with the devil to protect wife and child and country. luke evans how may know from the hobbit. a big action packed flick and asked him how they prepared for the role. >> he brought so much integrity to our love story and to the emotional side of the film. even though he had to do so much work physically for it as well. >> moments we were on set he

was doing pushups and crunches and i was sitting there having a cup of tea and watching him. good work. good work. yeah. do a few more. you know. >> i trained a lot. i had to train for about two months before we started shooting the film. i was in new zealand shooting the hobbit pickups. i took my trainer with me there. we were packing on the pounds and the muscle out there. it was all real. there was no tgi going on here. >> here is the thing with this movie. the critics have not been kind. 26% score on rotten toe made toes, a minus score in cinema score which tracks audience's experience. looks to come in at number two and wasn't expected to do that here. universal is off to a good start with this. as always you can catch all my interviews by logging in the fox light.com and twitter where the party continues at fox light. >> i think anna -- >> -- i'm always in the fox

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really kind of surprised me. some millennials voted for your campaign. here is what they say about government ban, only 5%% a ban on food trucks, 8% on sugary drinks. plastic bags 9% trap. additional light bulbs 10%. france fats 1%, ehe cigarettes in public 16%. they are not for the nanny state. >> i completely agree with that poll as far as the items that you mentioned. i think millennials are savvy enough to know that while we don't want the government to say what sugars we can have and what drinks we can have, we do want to have government intervention when it comes to social programs that benefit the greater good. and so i don't know how many college students you would find that no longer want to have federal financial aid, right? i think it all depends on what the legislation is that we're talking about. for the most part, millennials are smart enough to know that everything isn't about having a nanny state. >> we want free stuff but don't tell us what to do. you will notice though that

every single one of these bans was put into place by liberal democrat by obama acolyte. this is the obama signature. >> progressives said for a long time advocate canned smaller nitpicky paternalistic policies. but i think it is -- you say saf savvy. i would probably say a bit more incoherent. a lot of millennials say i don't really want government telling me what to do. i am in favor of universal healthcare unless it has to be raise my taxes raise the rich guy's taxes. same juvenile kind of incoherence not certain, skeptical of big government programs but at the same time supportive of as long as i don't have to pay for them. you actually need someone needs to explain how this whole thing works. that you cannot have. >> child like libertarianism i want to smoke my weed and you should pay for it. >> i don't think it's as incoherent as all that i think millennials as a whole seem to be very socially

liberal but fiscally a bit more conservative. a classic libertarian stance. it doesn't seem to me as juvenile as you have made it sound. but when it comes to these regulations, i think there is a sense that being the most highly educated generation, that give us the information and then we will make the choices. >> are you concerned about this as a democrat, as someone who wants to see democrats elected that these attempts, rosa pushing a ban or tax son sugary drinks that's going to turn off voters on the democratic party. >> i'm not concerned. i don't think this is actually an issue that people are are talking about on a daily. we know we are less than a few weeks away from the midterm elections. i think it's important that we continue to talk to young people about the importance of all these issues that impact their lives. i don't think this is necessarily issues that are really on the forefront of millennials minds. >> it's a shame. i wish we had more time. i'm getting worked up. [ laughter ] >> thank you all for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >> well, still ahead, a

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actually sets. in. >> one of nidal hasan's victims has a bracing message for the administration. that's straight ahead. >> honey, can you put your dirty dishes in the dishwasher, please? if you have had to ask poor than once probably led to a fight. top issues all couples bicker about. what will be the top of the list? can you email us now at foxandfriends.com? hour two starts right now. >> hello this is weird al yankovic and apparently you are watching "fox & friends." >> apparently. >> he is not so weird after all. >> weird al? >> yeah. is he watching "fox & friends." >> he had for the first time in decades he had a number one album again this past summer. comedy album was number one. >> new yorker prey file, a fawning new yorker profile weird al jankovic who would have thought. >> eat it, eat it. >> anna good morning. >> nice to see ghu how come tucker you never say good morning to me? >> because it's implied. >> you come to "fox & friends" on a a great

saturday morning. we are going to be hurling pumpkins at buildings later today see how far it catapults, how far down sixth avenue we can hurl them. >> we are with the folks who are official pumpkin chunken people. >> we're professionals. >> it's okay for us to hurl these. >> chunken? do they mind if you call them chunky? >> try this at home. >> stories making headlines we need to get to this saturday morning. starting today new ebola screenings go into effect at jfk. new york's largest airport. travelers from west africa will now have their temperature taken as they enter the country. next week four other airports will be joining in. this is the teenager in brooklyn, new york who is rushed to the hospital after collapsing with ebola-like symptoms. the 14-year-old who recently returned from a trip to sudan is now undergoing tests. counter terrorism force is monitoring thousands of potential terror suspects every day. london's mayor boris johnson telling the daily tell graph

that intelligence officials believe there are about 500 british citizens in the middle east fighting for isis with at least a therd of them -- third of them from london. extremists continue to recruit more people every day. halloween is cancelled. the small pennsylvania town where accused cop killer eric frein is still on the run not taking any chances. authorities are worried he would have used costumes to escape. if is he found before halloween, events will be reconsidered. and we are campaigning for candidate probably a good idea to know their name. >> i am beyond thrilled to be here today to support your next senator from iowa our friend bruce bailey. leaders like bruce bailey. then you need to elect bruce bailey to the u.s. senate. >> a close friend forgot the r there michelle obama that in iowa. did you notice one small problem? the name actually that she was referring to was bruce braley. the first lady on the

campaign trail referring to braley as bailey. the crowd corrected there. she apologized saying she is simply traveling too much so she is tired. >> alliteration in names could be hard. >> on the road all day campaigning for candidates. don't criticize her because she is just the president's wife. >> have you been paying attention to mid terms? >> this is actually unbelievable. we see a lot of ugly ads. most of them are negative, wouldn't you say in this is the cake from wendy davis running in texas against that man right there the attorney general of texas. here is the ad wendy davis put out against him. watch this. >> a tree fell on greg abbot. he sued and got millions. since then, he spent his careerworking against other victims. abbot argued a woman whose leg was amputated with as not disabled because she had an artificial limb. ruled against a rape victim who sued a corporation for failing to do a background

check on a sexual predator. he sided with a hospital that failed to stop a dangerous surgeon who paralyzed patients. greg abbot, he is he not for you. >> polls show she is down by double digits. maybe this is a last minute hail mary. >> did you see the final shot? he is down. in a wheelchair, crippled, wheelchair, wheelchair, wheelchair. it's an old movie trick. >> it's unbelievable. >> if you notice any director will tell it you. you want to diminish someone on camera, on film, shoot from up here down so that they look small. that's exactly the implied message here. this is maybe even more amazing that the wendy davis campaign is doubling down on this video not saying take it down off the air. what this ad shows are a after rightly seeking justice for himself greg abbot turned around and spent his career denying that same kind of justice to other victims. >> should this be surprising in this is a woman famous for her enthusiasm for late term abortion. i know a lot of liberals who

aren't from for that it's disgusting, killing. you can be as liberal and not be as far out as this woman is she is a ghoul issue will person. it doesn't surprise me. >> it is challenging to find language strong enough to defend senator davis' disgusting television ad which represents historic low for someone seeking to represent texas abs. >> senator davis' ad shows the disturbing lack of judgment from a desperate politician and completely disqualifies her from seeking higher office in. >> texas, your emails pouring in on this one says lee writes this on facebook this morning. shame on her. don't vote for someone who uses this type of attack ad speaks to this type of politics. >> kathleen on facebook says one of the lowest acts i have ever seen. >> curious if it actually works. >> of course it's not -- i mean, this -- such a low blow. actually i would bet my car this doesn't work. i think this standoffs --

disqualifies her not just from the governor's office. i think for a cable news gig after that or speeches. i think she has actually put herself in-pariah territory. attacking him for being in a wheelchair? come on. >> go to our facebook page that's one of our questions this morning ff weekend. weigh in on this story perhaps equally disgusting. nidal hasan the fort hood shooter live and relax watch cable news and actually sent a letter to the pope so they are delivering mail on his behalf and, of course, the victims of fort hood are outraged about it. he wrote this: the wiliness to fight for all mighty allah can be a test in itself. believing fighters have a greater rank in the eyes of allah than leaders who don't fight and encouraged to inspire the believers. he is sending these messages out there trying to inentire jihad we are delivering his messages and putting stamps on them. >> you wonder boy his lawyer

was a tool for the propaganda. it makes you realize this is not a law enforcement problem. he shouldn't be handled like any other criminal. this is a terrorism problem we shouldn't allow him continue pushing his message like he has done. one man who knows that all too well staff sergeant alonzo lunsford stared down the barrel fort hood by nidal hasan's gun. is he outraged about this. take a listen what he said earlier on the prangeg. >> the reality is very true it could happen again. as we train the military, we say that from a thing of lessons learned. what we have to look at is that how many times are we going to hide behind the phrase of work place violence before reality actually sets in? and how many times are we going to allow this man to continue trying to pit christians and jews against muslims as if he is trying to insight a holly war. you have got to look at the underlying message that hasan is trying to pass of off. we have to put a stop to it now before we end up losing more innocent lives. >> this has nothing to do

with islam. do you know how i know that? because barack obama who is a noted theologian i don't know if you are aware of that. he has assured of us repeatedly this has nothing to do about islam despite all the talks about jihad and allah. he knows what real -- >> -- i in isil stands for islamic. >> i love when he stands up and giving us electric at on theology this isn't rile islam. >> if it was classified any differently. we talked to a lawyer about this on the show classified as work place violence, right? just a typical law enforcement matter he can send letters and oknows what else? conjugal visits. watch movies in the lounge at the prison. obviously classified as terrorism would he be treated differently. >> the burn a on the white house lawn. >> still under investigation but in oklahoma, that work place violence where the man

beheaded the innocent woman and we saw his facebook page covered with memorializing of 9/11 and usama bin laden yet that was work place violence too. something has got to change. >> friends@foxnews.com. rick? >> hey, guys. >> hi, good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> bring us some happy news. >> all right. hey, if you don't want any fall, go down to the southeast because it's just going to feel like middle of the summer for much of the day today. morning temperatures in the 70s already down across the south. it's going to be a hot and muggy day. to the north of that there though, it's to the north of what this stationary front stretched now from parts of say connecticut and new york all the way down towards of texas and not north of it it's cooler and to the south of it it's warmer and muggy. dividing line. that's where we are going to see today. tomorrow big storm pulling not snesk northwest it's going to bring rain earlier this week. measurable rain.

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are they playing politics with your healthcare. a form her hhs official who oversaw the implementation of the affordable care act but is he now suing to have those rates released to the public. jay, thanks a lot to coming on this morning. >> sure.

thanks for having me. >> to be totally clear, the obama administration has this information, they know what these rates changes are going to be, but they are not releasing them to the public; is that correct? >> yeah. that's true. >> on what grounds? >> well, it's misty phiing to me because the rates that had been made public in the states that have the information that have made them public, the rates have been very low. the rates country wide the increases have been about 6% and in six states where the rates have been finalized, the increase has only been about 2.5%. we think that the information in states that haven't made it public and hhs can make it public in those states we think that would be -- that's a benefit to people. we think that the rate increases that will show are very low in those states, too. it's mystifying to us why hhs is not releasing the information. >> well, the white house obviously disagrees with you. we have a midterm election in which democrats are not favored coming up in less than a month. maybe the calculation is any

time we are talking about obamacare, it hurts their cause. >> well, in this case though, it would help their cause because the rates are so much lower than anyone on either side of the debate predicted. i think -- i hate to speculate, i just think that hhs is just so concerned about not stepping on the states' toes. it overdoes it. i mean, in missouri, for example, missouri is one of those states where they don't make the insurance companies file their rates. they don't regulate rates. they passed a law which makes it unlawful for missouri officials to cooperate with the federal government in implementing the law. in that type of case for that type of state it's important that the government release the information that the government have it before open enrollment. >> i agree completely but isn't that the law that they release it? it's not a judgment call they have to release it,

don't they? >> yes. again, that's why it's misty phiing. under hhs's own regulation, this information, that is the rates and the information supporting the rates should be released. and i don't blame you or anyone for thinking that well maybe they are hiding this for political reasons because the rates are going to be too high because they are not. the rate increases public they are much lower than anyone predicted. >> i guess my view would be regardless of the political effect, you should give us the information obama administration because it's not yours to keep from us. it belongs to us. >> that's absolutely right. >> good luck. thanks for coming on this morning and explaining it to tus. i appreciate it? >> sure, thanks for having me. >> a continue der gartner forced to sign a no suicide contract at school after drawing a picture of a gun. where is the common sense? we'll have details. and honey, can you put the dirty dishes in the dish washer? if you have had to ask that more than once, it may have

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to defect from union square. creator kept it there two hours before it got the boot for not having a proper permit. finally 14 million bucks, that's the price of a new pentagon 'house the one jennifer lopez is eyeing in manhattan. four bedrooms and bathroom 1300 outdoor space including a pool. clayton? >> thanks, tucker. a-year-old in alabama forced to sign contract at school saying she wouldn't kill herself other other people. a-year-old. all because she drew a picture of what looked like a gun. so did the school go too far? joining us now is cycle seau psychotherapist thomas kirsten. we have had difficult questions on the show before. i think this is a softball to you. does the school go too far? this is be a suffered. >> let's go realistic? the a-year-old doesn't have the mental capacity to decipher whether or not i'm actually going to go do something with a gun. she is just drawing a gun, toy gun, playing and it sounds like overreaction for

sure. >> she was given, this is a girl, she was given a questionnaire to evaluate her for suicidal thoughts. then they had to have her sign a safety contract with the school saying that she wouldn't kill herself. >> you know, the way schools operate, they have policies you know for kids that are either suicidal or homicidal. in the case of a a-year-old before you even get to that point what you want to have to do is have the parent in, sit down and talk to the parent. in this case i don't know if you would want to go that far 5-year-old kid you should be able to determine if the kid is a threat to herself. >> she doesn't know what that is. that's absurd. here is what the mother said as a parent that's not right. i'm the one that should be able it to talk to my child and not have somebody else mention words like this. so sitting down and forcing them to sign a contract. i want to get more into that psychotherapy part of it because as a a-year-old we understand she had a crayon

and going pretending she is shooting a gun. kid is suicidal? how would you know? >> not something we are going to see a a-year-old being homicidal. >> why would a school make this some sort of plan cet policy for a 5-year-old? you work in these schools. you probably have some sway over how the school district is going to police these issues. what would a guidance counselor say or psycho he therapist say to it a principal? >> you hit the word on the head blanket policy. this might be k through 8, k through 12 school. the policy they have. essentially if you have a situation where kate a kid has expressed suicidal thoughts or somebody come to you as a counselor, team up with another counselor, sit down and talk to the kid and assess the situation. if the kid is displays signs that he or she might be suicidal or homicidal at that point you explore the possibility of referring the kid for a psych evaluation. again in this case with a 5-year-old kid, i don't even

know if you have to go that far other than sit down and have a little conversation to talk to the kid about it. >> i would be more worried about what sort of long term effects are going to present themselves on the child because you started teaching her about suicide and filling out papers about it. >> if you are talking to a kid about this. maybe plant ago seed into this kid's mind. essentially you are telling this kid you can't -- kids do things, they explore. they are creative, they draw. it's a toy gun. maybe your brother was playing cops and robbers. now we are kind of taking away from a kid just the ability to be a kid, perhaps. that's kind of the concern i have. that's a good bottom line. doctor, always great to he sue. >> great to he so you. appreciate it. >> troubling story. kids not doing the bullying, this time the it's the teacher. firing squad, ordered to punish one of her students for chewing gum. what's going on in schools? bat man turning 75 and someone is getting a makeover. ' up next the man who draws batman and the newest bat

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big news out of washington. it is reported that president obama may finally take executive action to shut down the prison in guantanamo bay. yeah. which would back fire when the old terrorists are like we are not going out there. those new terrorists are scary. they are crazy, man. i get four meals a day here, i get my nails done. i like this. >> look wimpy next isis terrorists coming in there. >> effective unfortunately. >> are you a married couple? >> yeah. >> do you bicker a lot? do you bicker a lot? are there any issues that seem to creep up on a regular basis? >> we're not talking about big things like money or something like that. >> things you bicker about. new study this morning breaks down exactly the top items that we're all bickering about. fortunately for me, i don't have a dog in the house, so this one gets xed off my list. i have to imagine in tucker's house, this might be on the top of your list. >> it's who gets to take the dog out, right? >> exactly. >> let me say, the only

issues worth fighting about are money, sex, and kids. only things that matter. if it's on that list just who cares. >> fights bickering. you fight you love the dog so much you want to take him out. >> it's true. >> who has a better sense of direction? that's an obvious one. >> i would say it's usually men. >> you have a better sense of direction. >> not at my house. >> no? >> not at my house. i give up. >> which way is central park? >> that way, i think. >> what to watch on tv is number three. that's a fight that men never win. >> in the study it said i don't understand grey's anatomy. >> is that still on the air? >> number four indecisive about where and what to eat for continuer. >> really simple. i never met a woman who charmed by a man who says let's eat here. you know what they hate well what do you want to do?

have an opinion. >> absolutely right about it. >> each if it's wrong by the way. if you say i want to go here no i hate that place. that's fine. you are absolutely right we are going here. but they don't want to you be as bust. >> i don't know do you want to do. >> i'm kind of feeling like indian food. thai food. >> i don't know where do you want to go. >> man up. make a decision even if it's a bad one. >> i need to step it up. >> forgetting to put the dirty dishes in the dishwasher again you don't forget you just don't do it. just like when you take off your clothes and throw them on the rather than putting them in the hamper. you a know where they go. >> my advise if you are bickering over this stuff. bickering is so pointless. give up. just who cares. >> bickering is the fun stuff. >> what about the temperature that seems to be one everybody fights over. >> give in whatever she wants. >> answering bickering thermostat stage in november. >> what do you think?

what is worth fighting about? what do you fight about? send us something deeply personal. you don't have to attach your real name. >> ff weekend. >> other stories making headlines saturday morning to tell you about now. a toddler in critical condition. listen to this falling 10 feet into the jaguar exhibit at a zoo. take a listen to the desperate call for help. >> 9111. >> hi, we have a child little rock zoo and we have a child fallen in the jaguar exhibit we need an ambulance. >> is he in there with the -- >> -- yes. it's not good. >> 3-year-old has bite wounds on the neck. little rock zoo keepers forced to use fire extinguishners to scare the large cats away. one local station reporting the boy fell after his grandfather sat him on the railing. we tell our kids not to bully each other but now one teacher in washington state under investigation after she is accused of promoting it in her classroom. students say she ordered a so-called firing squad to punish a girl for chewing

gum. >> i understand that these doors and kids stood like 5 or 6 feet away from me. and they threw balls at me. >> our school wants our kids to be held to a certain standard and not bullied and not do these kind of things but, yet, i have a teacher here that is encouraging children to do this. >> to throw balls at her? are you kidding me? the teacher has since been placed on administrative leave. >> she is isn't. a california woman is released from prison after 17 years when a los angeles judge overturned murder conviction. >> oh -- 599-year-old susan melon cried tears of joy as she hugged her grandchild for the very first time. the mother of three was sentenced to it life in prison in 1997 for the brutal beating of her ex-boyfriend. but a judge said her attorney failed to properly represent her then and the

main witness in the case was a, quote. habitual liar. >> by the way a tiger causing an international incident. the siberian tiger famously released into the wild swam across the river into china. chinese officials now scrambling to track the cat in order to return it russia. there are fears it could fall into the hands of a poacher. the incident leading to some chinese people to joke that the tiger is actually a russian spy. so those are your headlines. >> of course it is. >> russian guy in tiger costume. >> that had to be a joke. let's check in with rick reichmuth in the outside pouring down rain. >> you know what's so nice about our viewers. you come all the way from north carolina. >> we did. just to see y'all. >> is this the highlight of your trip. >> absolutely. >> we love that thank you very much. especially in the rain because it is a rainy kind of mucky day out there for a

lot of people. take a look at this picture coming in from pennsylvania, beautiful shot. fall has been great across much of the northeast right now and the wild turkeys are out not the kind of wild turkey that clayton is thinking about. 49 degrees as you are waking up there. breaks of sun coming through. today get up to 64 dries. not bad. keep sending me your pictures. see a little bit of rain moving in across long island, out towards kind of the southern shore of connecticut throughout the morning. then we will clear out a little bit and cool things down a the lo. tomorrow a chilly day across the northeast. down to the southeast is where woe continue to see these waves of rain. especially arkansas and western tennessee and then areas of the southeast just remaining very warm. a really nice day across much of the northern plains getting into the 60's and 70s and we will see plenty of sunshine out across the west we are looking at rain moving in across the pacific northwest. it's going to be heavy at times especially tomorrow and next couple days. all right guys. back to you inside. >> thanks so much, next.

it's time to nerd out my friends. caped crusader turning 75 this year. even after k reinvented his character is still iconic. stars of fox's new show gotham have an idea why. watch. >> i think because batman is a regular guy. he has a suit that's made for fear. >> made for fear. the dark night isn't the only one being reinvented bat girl just got a whole new look. joining us now is the can he publisher of d.c. entertainment and appeared in several comic books. tara the new look behind bat girl. thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> you are doing a big panel at comicon, what do you think about batman so iconic and passed down from jerks to generation. >> i think at its core it's humanity, obviously everyone can can sympathize with a

kid that has this honorable thing happen to him he saw his parents killed in front of him. inted stead of that breaking him he uses that to galvanize himself and becomes the greatest crime fighter ever, greatest detective. it really destroyed his live. he uses it to become the greatest super hero. even though he doesn't have super powers he becomes the greatest one there is is ultimate underdog and everyone can sympathize and route road for that character. >> whats to it mean to be a super hero. doesn't have super moan like powers. what about comic books drew you in such a a young age and now you are bat girl. >> drawing i was always good at drawing. of course comic books me because drawing for a living. story telling visually it's characters with powers. >> you get to wear bat girl earrings. look at that you have the coolest job in the world. you get to wear a bat girl

t-shirt someone is like why are you wearing a bat girl t-shirt because you can say i draw her. >> you invented this character a whole new look. we know from the 60's show eye von craig in spandex. not it's gotten modern now. >> she has a leather jacket now and these really cute striped legs and really cool doc martin inspired boots that she is rocking these days. >> what can we expect from d.c. and batman going forward. >> a lot of great things. gotham tv show is incredible and shows appetite for not the world of batman but villains that inhabit his story line. we have these incredible stamps that we just unveiled with the u.s. postal supervisors just days ago. we had 8 differential stamps. symbols are also stamps and it really shows batman through the ages. bob king golden age from the 40s, 50s, 70s and the modern age. >> that's so great. >> you are going to be down

at new york city's comiccon. you were very kind a few years ago drew parish for my son which hangs on his wall of batman. i understand you brought something special. >> i told you ill would do something for you as well. took two years. basically batman 7 a here. >> look at that a jim lee original of batman's 75th anniversary. that will go in my wall on my office. >> all my nerd friends at home are crying. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up on the show, before you snap next selfie. who is storing them for their own gain. want auto job that pays well? then move here. cities where people with getting raises next. ♪ ♪ i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix.

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>> thanks, anna. well, need a job that pays? well, here is where you ought to move. data shows that 11 states have had significant wage increases 13. 5% last clear they years. here to explain the numbers is the man that has the numbers travis brown how worker freedom change everything. thanks a lot forever joining us this morning. >> a pleasure to be back. >> say i want a good paying job where should i move? >> it matters where you are in the country right now. looking at the federal government reports from the bureau of economic analysis and it shows over the last three years so much of the jobless claims reported this week that there have been gains but not everywhere is the same. we are seeing the big areas in the middle of the heartland showing better wage growth than on both coasts partly due in part to impacts tropical recession and impacts. >> energy, north dakota is number one it looks like here. >> job performance. so if you want a job that is rising wage not just for oil

and gas and energy mankt i might add, tourism, travel, hospitality, if you are looking for a job out there right now, good chance you might find one. >> they are paying you 18 bucks an hour to work at wendy's? >> also true for energy market with wyoming. a safety with no personal income tax. no state price on work and lot of information as well. we know that states that are using their energy play are able to lower their taxes and economic output. >> interesting the president trying. california is diagnose better than expected what's that about. recovering better than other parts of the dos such as the east coast when it comes to the housing market. keep in mind the tech sector is really driving a lot of that wage growth. it's one of the only places in the country where engineers and software folks can earn well above the median average. the rest of the country we see the strong performance in the digital prairie here,

low unemployment rates in places like south dakota, nebraska, doing pretty well. and even kansas here. over the last few years, 14.4%. 55,000 new jobs added since governor sam brown back has been in office. and they have lowered their state price on work even further for anyone self-employed. no western income tax in deans like we have been. you see the condition contrast california 16. and a half and nevada less than half a officers. 10. even vermont at 13.3. it really makes a big difference huh-uh run your state. >> that's right. that's why america transforms itself by people voting with their feet and taking their wallet. we can look at a number of things here. we know for example in the midwest, we have got people lowering the price on work in places like oklahoma. that's why they continue to do well. infrastructure and

transportation contributing to this. and of course we cannot go into analysis and jobs report without talking about the lone star state responsible for 252,000 jobs. loading job growth for the fourth straight year. quite remarkable. without texas, merge would be a lot weaker on our national economy. >> there is no doubt about it. it would be interesting to transpose this over electoral map. >> it would be pretty interesting. >> with exceptions. florida in trouble at 7.8. >> florida experienced a lot in the housing market over the last few years so they have a lot to pull back from but think are doing well over. shifting income from other state into their states. 20 presidential residents surpassing in our mystery of and tracking 100 million toures. >> new york is okay. tranks a lot for joining us. >> that was really interesting. thanks. it's a story that has a lot

of you fired up. forget boys and girls. call them purple penguins because boys and girls, well, those are gender specific and therefore offensive. what do you think of that? tell us. and america loves to hate her. >> ridiculous. go. get out of here. go sit upstairs with your mother. >> i don't know what to do. >> oh well. >> and by her we mean the overbearing mom not the weeping child. now one of her students taking legal action because of her tough love. is this abuse? we will debate it next. transform tomorrow.

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america loves to hate her but would let someone talk o your kids like this? >> you can't even look at me. you are looking everywhere else. stop acting like a baby. you are 16 years old and everybody is watching you cry. save your tears for the pillow. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> go. get out of here. go sit upstairs with your mother. >> i don't know what to do. >> well, abbey lee miller from the hit tv show dance moms is known for making winners. but one parent now says her daughter is having panic attacks because of her dance classes. so where do we draw the line between tough love and abuse? here with both sides of this issue is litigation attorney paul mill his and trial attorney lisa, good morning. thanks for being with us. >> some people would say is this 13-year-old and her mother are they looking for money in this? they knew what they were signing up for. they have a contract with lifetime to be on the show. do you think she has a case? >> but a contract doesn't include allowing your kidding to brutalized.

yesterday i watched some videos from this from for the first time two. things came to mind. first three minutes of my life was just wasted and the second was that you had video evidence of potential crimes here as well as a civil suit. you can't go to this level of a of abuse particularly to make a profit. this is not just a coach giving grief to a student tore a dance teacher giving some grief. this is lifetime producers in the back saying make her cry, make her cry, make her cry that's outrageous, that's abusive. >> okay. on the other hand. you don't think that just because she, this dance mom has or the teacher, rather has tried to do things to other kids in the past is necessarily a threat enough to -- for another girl to file suit? >> certainly doesn't qualify as assault. there is no intent to harm this girl. you can't watch somebody throw a chair or act erratically and say i'm afraid. we could all sue. what you have on this show and i'm not endorsing the way that she coaches these

children. the fact of the matter is these parents put their children in that environment and it is an erratic environment. but doesn't qualify as an assault. i don't even know where that comes up. if it there is no assault then there is no case. we also have to point out that the child's mother kelly highland is already being sued by abbey lee miller for battery. is it retaliatory action? i mean that really. >> is a jury might have to figure that out. you are absolutely right. we don't know exactly when this all took place. in you have unwanted touching of a children. i don't know how badly this girl was pinched. if you cause blood to be arising from a pinch that's a bad thing. there is opportunity there. it's not the worst thing in the world in today's world. >> it was a different girl. oorlt way it's a bad situation no matter how you slice it people certainly do love to hate her.

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this morning. teachers not allowed to call the kids boys and girls. just call them purple penguins or tiger cubs instead. that's not the most outrageous headline coming out of america's public schools this morning. we will tell you. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> this is brooklyn, you are watching "fox & friends" what i'm told is the most fashionable show on television. >> of course it is. >> we don't even match today. >> lovely anna kooiman sitting here in the middle. >> we are going to be chucking pumpkins. >> that's not going to stop us from putting giant pumpkins in catapults and shooting down sixth avenue trying to hit cabs. last year we accidently hit bill o'reilly's office. >> he was not happy. >> we have headlines we need

to it tell it you about on this saturday morning. starting today new ebola screenings go in effect in jfk's largest airport. travelers from west africa will now have their temperature taken as they enter the country. next week four other airports will be joining in. this as a teenager in brooklyn, new york is rushed to the hospital after collapsing with ebola-like symptoms. the 14-year-old who recently returned from a trip to sudan is now undergoing tests. >> they ran away from home to join isis and they got pregnant new they want to come home. the two teenage girls we telling you about them, they contacted their families saying they have had enough and that they made a huge mistake. >> the jihadi teenagers vanished from austria in april making claims on social media accounts they were living in syria, married to isis militants. seven students now charged following hazing allegations on the sayreville high school football team in new jersey. six of the students ranging from 15 to 17 years old.

arrested friday night. the a family court will decide if the students will be released to their parents or be held in a juvenile detention center. earlier this week, superintendent cancelled the remainder of the football season. >> and a royal engagement for angelina jolie. the queen just made the actress an hand rather deign campaign to end sexual violence in war zones. we are told jolie's husband brad pitt and six children also got to meet the queen. here is a fun little fact. because jolie is american and not british she can not be addressed as dame angelina jolie in public. >> what a shame. so anxious to address her that way. >> we have a knight on our couch this morning. >> that's the difference between night and day. [ laughter ] >> that's the spirit: governor huckabee is here to talk about the big stories this week. almost midterm election time. can you feel it in the air? >> yes. can you feel it in the air because you can watch the

television ads right now turn on tv and it's all negative and pretty terrible. this, governor, may take the cake. watch wendy davis' new ad against her opponent greg abbot, watch this. >> a tree fell on greg abbot. he sued and got millions. since then, he spent his career working against other victims abbot argued a woman whose leg was amputated because not disabled because she had a artificial limb. he sided with a hospital that failed to stop a dangerous surgeon who paralyzed patients. greg abbot, he is not for you. >> how inappropriate is this heal mary down -- hail mary down double digdz. >> what else has she got? she lied about other bio. only platform she has is the most radical proabortion candidate in america. she made this incredibly

long and painful speech wearing pink tennis shoes. that is the reason she wants to be a governor. goes after greg abbot who is a wonderful person, is he a personal friend of mine. greg abbot has overcome so many incredible obstacles to be one of the most not only brilliant political figures in our country but one of the most optimistic and what i would call a truly great human being. and for her to attack him like this, it may be one of the worst political ads i have ever seen. >> i think it wrecks her career. >> i think she is is done. let's hope so. >> i mean, this is so -- even democrats can't defend this it is so repulsive. isn't it embarrassing to all the tv hosts who had her on after her abortion speech how wonderful she was and talk about her tennis shoes? really celebrated. >> those are people who are beyond being embarrassed. yeah, it would embarrass most people who have sort of a conscience. some of the people who gushed about webbedy davis

are beyond embarrassed. >> she doubled down. maybe this was some outside group that put out this ad and we are going to condemn the ad, no, no, no. she said this in response what this ad shows after rightly seeking justice for himself greg abbot turned around and denied that same kind of justice for other victims. they are doubling down on this. >> the foolish thing about this in every political ad you will take a five second statement that would take five minutes to fully vet and explain. and that's one of the worst parts of brings just don't listen to political ads. it's just -- i mean, honestly, they don't make sense anymore. it's noise. and the truth is most people have tuned them out at this stage anyway. especially in hotly contested races. this is not that contested. wendy davis should be ashamed of himself. taking these little bits of snippets it's just disgraceful. it truly disgraces the

politics. causes people to say i would never run for office. that's sad. >> we are going to move on and talk about troubles in our school. we had wild education headlines. >> crazy stuff. >> you heard about this kindergartner in who drew a gun in class. and went pugh pugh not even pang pang. pulling their kids out of government skids. home schooling their kids and putting them in christian schools and private schools. making huge sacrifices paying extraordinary money because they do not want their children infected with this kind of disease. we have completely lost any sense of common sense. >> this is nuts. >> this is truly insane. in nebraska, a school has advised its teachers. school administrators says don't call boysrls boys and girls because that's some how far offensive to. don't use the term ladies

and gentlemen and similarly children's attention. call names and ask the purple penguins to meet at the rug. >> what do you do but laugh? and then you start crying. you realize little bitty kids are being used as pawns in this political correctness game. if i were a parent in nebraska first of all i would vote to get rid of the school superintendent who pushes this nonsense. i would make sure you would get rid of the school board if they approved this. if they don't i would pull every quid out of public schools. into adult level. i'm sorry this is how they were created you can't change gender there is a boy, there is a girls. viva la difference some would say. >> even if you feel sorry for people -- >> -- it's a scientific fact that you can't change someone's sex. it's not possible.

why not say that why not be reality based? >> because that doesn't fit the politically correct narrative, tucker. this is what i think parentsed you should be outraged about. it will be keep interesting until enough parents move with their feet and throwing school school board meeting with we're north going to put up on this stuff. >> governor, i want to headline this week. a quote tell me who said it. this is from a radio show. a former governor of a state said this, quote: >> if the republicans want to lose guys like me and a whole bunch of still god-fearing bible believing people just go ahead and advocate on the issue and go ahead and say abortion doesn't matter either. who was that person? >> that was me. look. >> whoa. >> there is a real, almost division within the republican party there are people who say we want to have a big tent so let's throw a bunch of the people in the tent out. i don't understand why that makes sense. look, i don't expect

everybody to agree with me on issues like the sanctity of life. i think every human being has worth and value. i don't think there is a person who is disposable or expendable so, yes, that's a nonnegotiable for me. but if somebody disagrees with me it's one thing. but when you start telling the people who are pro-life you're not welcome in the party anymore or when you tell the people like me who are pro-marriage who believe that natural marriage really is the defense that we should adhere to and by the way when states, 34 states, when people voted on it, that's what they voted to affirm. >> who is driving this wedge in the republican party. >> i don't think it's coming from the top. ryans priebus to his credit. i want to say a nice word about arenas priebus. i don't think it's so much the leadership at the rnc. it's a lot of politicians who at the first sign of trouble they run for cover. we had some folks this week well the municipal court didn't rule on these states

the appeals court. here is the bigger issue. this issue is is about judicial supremacy. it's whether or not we pass civics. do we believe that the judiciary is a supreme branch or is it one of three equal branches? , what would be winner-take-all thick that would send you packing? >> what i really said is republicans levy e. as much as i live thresm. >> ing i think if they changes plat family room. if they said we are no longer going to be pro-life i would safe i will be independent. if the republicans are not going to be significantly different than the democrats on issues that to me are corner stone issues of our culture, then what's the point? >> governor, some people who even agree with you on abortion and gay marriage would say that the party needs to become more sensitive on social issues if they want to win elections? do you agee or disagree.

this will surprise people my wife and i have entertained gay couples in our home. we're not anti-gay. i know that would knock a lot of esm. i'm a politic christian. i believe marriage needs something. i'm not wig to accept the definition. do. i lovenned sem people. if they want to join the party i have all people in the world all persuasions and ideologies to be in the party. when you start saying that i have to accept a legal definition that changes the historic definition, look, i don't think that courts ought to be making those decisions. that's a people's decision. if the people's elected representatives vote in the legislature, the people's elective executive signs it and then the courts agree with it it. it it is not a law when the court simply poo pines and makes a ruling. it's not a law until the legislature enables it and

executive finds it we better go back and read the beginning of our country or we are going to lose to judicial supremacy. >> you are one articulate person. >> you can see a full hour of that i have articulate. >> unbleaivel. governor, who is on your show tonight? >> we're going to have a great discussion about that issue. and we'll also be talking about the threat of isis. we have v. a woman who once was a muslim and she will talk about get you the radical ergs version of it. great to see you. >> good to be here. >> it's like a game of dodge ball. >> did you vote for president obama 2008-2012. >> you know, this election isn't about the president. >> and she is not the only democrat dodging the president every turn. is the white house doing more harm than good? >> then this army ranger

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this is their president. they should be standing up for him. >> lisa, there is a county in kentucky where barack obama in the last election

got 8% of the vote in the entire county. so, don't you have a little sympathy for alice lund green grimes admitting that she voted for him. >> this is going to be very damaging to alisyn grimes. how poisonous. this is a president who has disseminated the coal industry in states like kentucky. dismantled our nation's healthcare system. responsible for anemic economy putting the squeeze on businesses. >> what exactly should democrats do who are running in states which he is despised which is many states. >> i would actually disagree. i think what they need to do is be able to communicate his message more. i think that the president does have some successes. even when you talk about obamacare, which i know is widely criticized, what the bill actually did was

increase medicaid opportunities for a lot of poor folks, a lot of people of color. these are folks that are the base of the democratic party and you have candidates running away from that i don't think that's a good idea. there are other successes that they could be touting, but i think part of the problem is that there is a communications issue coming from the white house. they haven't been able to -- >> -- solis, is a you have got 10 seconds, run on obamacare? >> no. absolutely not. i love when democrats say it's a communication problem. there is not a communication problem. president obama has completely disseminated an industry that is part of kentucky's history which is the coal industry. and, look, obamacare is unpopular for a reason in kentucky and so is president obama. his approval rating is in the 30's in kentucky for a reason. >> not the most welcoming state. thanks both of you. i appreciate it thanks for the conversation. >> thank you. >> parents extra worried this flu season after a child dies from the enterovirus. should you take your child for a visit today?

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welcome back, quick headlines for you. erie surveillance video released of a utah woman the day she disappeared. 30-year-old kayla walked her dog just hours before vanishing on september 27th. look at that later that evening auto, she is then seen running through her condo parking lot in the rain without her keys, shoes, money or phone. and a mysterious piece of debris crashing out of the sky takes people out of a new jersey water treatment plant. the landing 25 feet from the

workers. nasa says it's likely not space debris, the faa is now investigating. an na? >> 24 minutes after the hour. flu season kicking into high gear and with one child already dead this year from complications of the flu, patients across the country have extra cause for concern. should they take their kids in for a flu shot? and are those vaccinations safe? joining me to you to separate fact from fiction, the founder of cure urgent care dr. jake deutsche. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> between a and 20% of the population a year gets the flu this is something we all care about. first question you can get it from flu shot fact or fiction. >> 100% fiction the flu vaccine is not a live virus. two variations. they are not alive. getting the flu shot is 100% safe. what people don't understand they get what the flu is

afterwards is probably another virus. but also there is a consideration sometimes people aren't vaccinatedcorrect. maybe they were injected wrong or the injection that they got didn't take. so there are some variables there but you are not going to get the flu virus by getting the shot. >> i think there is confusion there because people leave feeling a little bit achy. >> little bit of crummy feeling the next day. that's not the flu. it's very important to define what the flu is five to seven days worth of high feefers, body aches, headache. typical running nose and sore throat is a cold. those are different. you have to understand what you are dealing with and treating. >> of course. up next we have. this schools require kids to get flu shots. is this a trick question? >> trick question depending what state you live. in new york, new jersey, connecticut it is absolutely required for children over six months. trying to prevent outbreaks happening in some of the most sedative populations. kids and seariers most likely to become ill from the flu. what most people don't grasp

in the united states 20,000 people die of the flu each year. typically those are the very young and very old. why would we risk our children in day care getting sick. want to immunize. >> some parents are saying i want to decide if i have my child get a flu shot or not you say it's 100% safe. >> it's 1 purse% safe and effective and prevents people from getting sick and causing epidemics. we have to listen to science. we veto do what's rights for the health. >> and does it matter where we go to get our flu shot? next question are all flu shots created equal. >> essentially yes. there are different types. some of them are injections some are made up of three different viruses or four different viruses. some people prefer to get the naval spray less pain with the injection. results show no matter what flu shot you get you are going to have the same protection as anybody else. >> okay. next up, have you plenty of time to get a flu shot. we're about to be in the

middle of flu season. >> that's a false. we are in october when some of the flu starts to rear its head in the history of flu. you have to start thinking about it degree threex to be immunized. waiting until the end of the month to get your flu shot you may be too late. >> dr. clearing up fact and fiction about the flu. >> get your shots. >> this army ranger just wanted to hang up uniform jacket so it wouldn't get wrinkled. u.s. airways wouldn't let him because he wasn't in first class? let the fallout begin on this one. plus, if you got the need for speed, stick around. rick and i do. we are showing off some of the hottest motorcycles on the market right now. finally get in shape.

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at a fundraiser yesterday, gwyneth paltrow told president obama that he is he very handsome and that she is, quote, his biggest fan. then michelle is like that is enough wine for you goofy. >> goofy. >> what was the punch line. >> probably not too far from the truth. was that even a joke? >> i missed the -- >> it was gwyneth paltrow fawning over president obama saying we need to give you more power. dictator for life because

you are so good-looking. >> the president apparently said i'm going to take to you my next campaign speech and. >> side of the people. >> i know it's trouble just walking down the hallways here. i get the same thing. >> people say that to me a lot. >> some other stories making headlines at this hour to tell you about now. a toddler is in critical condition after falling 10 feet in the jaguar exhibit at a zoo. take a listen to the desperate call for help. >> 3-year-old has bite wounds on the deck. forced to use fire extinguishers to scare the large cats away. the boy fell after his grandfather sat him on the railing. u.s. under fire -- u.s. airways under fire after a

flighted attendant. sitting in coach asked if he could hang up did he go decorated uniform jacket. she refused saying the coat closet was only for people sitting in first class. the airlines that i have flown almost 100,000 miles on this year disgraced a heavily decorated soldier right in front of me. shame. u.s. airways has since apologized. one of the men on that flight is going to be joining us live at 9:it 0 eastern -- 9:20 eastern time. alaska's jay and karen were told by police that their 29-year-old son justin had died in a car accident, distraught, they drove to his house to break the news to his girlfriend but justin answered the door. it turns out the real victim had had had the same name. the police chief apologizing saying he feels horrible. how do you eat your pizza?

do you fold it? do you hold it? do you use a knife and fork? what if we told you you have been doing it wrong your entire life? researchers say they have discovered the matt matt particular itly perfect way to hold a slice. here is an example of brad pitt doing it correctly by folding the slice into a u shape. does he even eat pizza seriously? the how curves add strength to structures. if you apply this theory to pizza it traps loose toppings within the crust and keeps the slice from flopping over. make sense. >> absolutely. 1 purex%. while brad got it right. it still looks like hillary clinton could use some work. >> you think as a native new yorker she would be good at eating pizza. >> she wanted to be lady like. >> it looked like in her part of benson hurst i guess that's how they ate it. >> who sarah palin knife and

fork? >> donald trump. >> trump eight it with a fork. >> mr. trump can eat whatever he wants with a naf and fork. i think that's fair. >> good point. the tropics are getting active. hurricane season, haven't talked about it at all because it's been so quiet. next couple weeks might see more activity. tropical storm faye. subtropical storm means it's higher north and not completely tropical. don't worry, bermuda, get remain from this over the next couple of days. watch possibly another storm behind that most of them will curve out to sea. i don't think we have big problems. rain showers this morning going all across the mid-atlantic towards the northeast. and then down across much of the south. expect to see that kind of continue. it's just the same pattern we have seen over the last couple of days. that will eventually change because we have a big system that you see that rain just to the south of seattle pacific northwest that storm will move in by tomorrow. bring some big thunderstorms across the central plains and then by monday, in across the mississippi river valley. temperaturewise, things looking really warm. still summer down across

much of the south. things still cool across parts of the rockies. >> rick, we have got some pretty sweet bikes in the building. do you have a need for speed in then we have got the perfect place for you. second annual motorcycle expo starts next week in orlando, florida. >> the creator and vice president and general manager of the marketplace events motor cycle group is here this morning, along with ty van -- >> you did that last year too. >> can you can do it for us. >> van ohio -- hoydunk. >> brought a few bikes in going to be showing next weekend at the american international motorcycle expo. and right up here, fabulous little bikes, this is yamaha entry level urban bike. >> why do you call this entry level because of the price point? >> it's lower to the ground. it's easier for people to handle. it's wheat graze about the

bike in urban situation they are easy to park that type of thing. this is really a good example of that twin cylinder engine, 700 cc. race bread technology into it but fabulous bike to start off with. >> this is the ebr 11 the 90 fx built in east troy, wisconsin american-made bike. if you think of the camaro and the mustang as american muscle cars. this is america's muscle bike. it's priced at about 16990. so it's a little more expensive and a lot of bike in there they will be showing another new model at the show next weekend. >> what about this ninja? these are the ones that make a lot of noise. >> they quiet when they come to a stop. ninja first modern sport bike and 30th anniversary. this bike has amazing electronics built into it abs, traction control, power settings so you can turn the power down if you don't want quite as much if it's range and those types of things. just under $11,000. it's a lot of motorcycle for

the money. >> finally this last one? >> energitca italian all electric motorcycle. prototype near production. will be for sale next year. big price point though. it's very high performance. actually some italian engineers who work on formula one designed the bike as much as 150 miles per hour. $34,000 for this. >> i have a question for you. cars have done so much for safety. motorcycles obviously are inherently dangerous. is there stuff that's being done in these to make them safer? >> absolutely. some of the electronics we talked about. if you leaned over and put the throttle on it won't let you spin the wheel. traction control. even gear is getting better. stuff i'm wearing now. come off the miewb. urban gear, padding here. these are actually waterproof jeans that have paddinged in the knee and those types of things. >> look like normal jeans. >> see that helmet?

>> safety first, guys. >> you don't to sake the hell net off when you get a cup of coffee. >> on the 16 in the orlando. >> next weekend starts for consumers on the 18th. >> great. >> next saturday. >> awesome. now we have to get hair people back in here. >> panicking. >> a vest here if we were to pull this really hard would inflate around his neck. if you crash holds neck in place. those are the type of things you will see at the show. new types of innovations. >> send it back to you at the couch. >> very very cool. that looks great. protesters burning the american flag in anger. protesting the police in saint st. louis. should they really be setting the stars and stripes on fire to make a political point? we will have a fair and balanced debate on that coming up. >> homeless veteran stunned when a man on the street tears his sign to pieces. >> i figured this would help though. it seems kind of weird it to do that right? >> are are you one of street

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morning. taylor swift named billboard knocking pink out of the. first two time recipient winning in 2011. can't just let go of sugar bear. momma june reportedly thinking about giving her momma. he reportedly joined an online dating site claiming to be single. tucker? >> thank you, clayton. american flags going up in flames in st. louis. ♪ no peace. >> angry mobs ramping up protests. this follows the shooting of of a shot by officer after being shot three times. is that.

does it justify burning the american flag. >> kevin jackson executive directors of the black sphere and reverend jacques degraff. thanks for joining us, both. reverend degraff, burning the american flag, even people who might be sympathetic to the protesters in missouri look at that and say, you know what? i'm out, attacking our country? >> it's not attacking our country. it's getting our country's attention. and the flag is no more important to anyone than myself where my father died and he is buried in a veteran sim cemetery. last thing they gave us as we left the cemetery is an american flag. it's one of my most cherished possessions. i understand the importance of the american flag. but the reality is, when young people are being disrespected, and communities feel under siege, when they want to get america's attention, in anger and in protest it and in frustration. this is is the latest black teenager who has been shot. >> so, kevin, what do you think the point is of torching the stars and stripes? >> >> it's a publicity stunt.

the democrats are doing anything they can to rile up the vote to be be honest with you there is no reason to burn the american flag over this the fact of the matter is. black. person he reports to is black. if they should be burning anything, tucker, they should be burning that obama flag that those people created. >> reverend graph i want to read i statistics we pulled. 2012 most recent available of arrests in the united states. 69% of those arrested in this country are white. 28% black. meanwhile, over the last year, the death of police officers, violent deaths up 63%. there were 24 of them in 2013, in 201439 deaths at the hands of criminals with firearms. it's kind of hard to say looking at those numbers that the police are only targeting black citizens and it's also a little bit shocking that they are being

killed in such high numbers, no? >> it's always shocking the loss of a life of a law enforcement official in this country. but, the statistics don't have unarmed blacks who have been shot by police. the statistics don't have blacks who have been disrespected or intimidateddor abused by police. that's not in your statistics. so, i think you can do what you want with statistics, but the perception in the african-american community in america today is that we have been under siege from some elements within law enforcement for years if not decades. and that is why you see the response as it is and there is going to be more there are demonstrations scheduled for today in st. louis and in ferguson and people have had enough. >> kevin, the last word is yours. >> yeah. the perception in the black community as i said earlier, the people who are in charge of justice are black. if you notice everywhere this civil disobedience or whatever you want to call it occurs, occurs in cities that are run by democrats. everywhere that this is happening it's where democrats are in charge.

so, it's really interesting how they are trying to equate this to some boogie man. this is a barack obama problem. >> this is an american problem. this is an american problem. >> kevin jackson jacques degraff. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> fort hood shooter sending explosive warning to the pope in rome. he calls himself a soldier of allah. can his massacre still be called work place violence? one of his many victims joins us next. and homeless veteran stunned when a man on the street tears his sign into pieces. >> figured that this would help though. it seems kind of weird to do that, right? >> are you one of those street musicians turn that into a wad of money. >> a wad of money? >> wait until you see why both of these guys did what they did. they join us live next. ♪ magic in my life ♪

a las vegas magician stunning a homeless veteran when he ripped up his sign and used it to perform a sidewalk trick. watch. >> i figured this would help, though. it seems kind of weird to do that, right? >> are you one of these street musicians with a wad of money? >> wad of money? really, seriously? because i actually have a wad of money right here. >> how did you do that? how did you know? >> i'm joined by both men, magician rob anderson and u.s. army veteran alan mccracken. nice to see both of you this morning. >> good morning. >> nice to see you. >> how did you come up with this idea? you see his sign. he wasn't asking for money. how did you get this idea to

help? >> i had the idea just to do something really different and kind of crazy that would make people talk and i was looking for somebody with -- you know, that was in need of some help and that would have a really positive attitude. one of alan's signs said "smile." i was literally going around vegas and after a couple hours i saw this sign and said i have to talk to this guy, so i did. and you saw what happened. >> so, rob, i mean, a u.s. army veteran, sorry, alan, as a u.s. army veteran on the streets and not even really begging for money but with a sign that says "smile," how did you have this optimistic attitude? what was a day in your life looking like from morning until night every night? >> i came up with the idea. i couldn't hold a sympathy sign and look glum and self-pity all day. and i just came up with a smile sign and after a few smiles i was hooked. >> so you got people smiling at you walking by. and then you see rob walk up and

do this to your sign. what did you think at snirs. >> i didn't know what to think. i was really stunned and i was grateful. >> and it wasn't just the cash that fell out of that sign but really it's changed your life, hoo hasn't it? >> somewhat. i'm not too computer savvy and i don't know about facebook or any of that, so all of this that's happening is all new to me. >> so, rob, how has this changed things and how have you turned this into a message on the internet? >> well, you know, i really wanted to bring attention to not just what i do as a magician but also the homelessness issue that's out there. there are a lot of guys on the street that really shouldn't be out there, that are veterans like alan. this has been able to -- i've been able to spread kind of the message that, you know, there's a lot of homeless people that do need assistance and i think it's

motivated a lot of people to help. i've even -- i'm starting a fund-raiser because so many people have written to me wanting to help out for anybody that wants to help alan out, there's a fund-raiser i'm starting online to let people send a little bit of assistance because people respect the fact that alan is a veteran and like his overall message of smiling and being positive even in the face of a did i feel situation. >> we'll leave that up on "fox & friends." alan, what message to have to other people as you walk by, homeless people? >> they're lonely. give them respect, a kind eye, a smile. just the kind eye. look them in the eye. don't look away. >> all you were asking for was a smile. you got more than that. rob and alan, great to see you this morning. such a great story. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. coming up on our show this morning, this u.s. army ranger just wanted to hang up his uniform jacket. but us airways wouldn't let him because he wasn't first class,

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hello. good morning. today is september, the 11th of october. i'm anna kooiman. a democratic candidate taking her campaign to a whole new low. >> tree fell on greg abbott. he sued and got millions. since then he's spent his career working against other victims. >> wendy davis using an empty wheelchair to attack her opponent, a paraplea lee jik. >> we told the president there's

an attack that's going on, that we've got -- terrorists are involved in the attack. >> and now a member of congress wants a word with leon panetta, under oath. >> put your cell phone down. flight attendants want to pry the devices out of your hands during takeoff even though the rules have been changed. is that going to fly with passengers? would you turn over your cell phone? "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> hello, fox. my name is adam west, sometimes known as bruce wayne or batman, and you're watching "fox & friends." >> thank you, adam. to the bat cave. >> what a voice. ? that is the best. >> i love adam west. >> you can wake the average american up from a dead sleep and they would know exactly who that is. >> exactly. batman from the 1960s. it's the 75th anniversary of batman. i'm heading to comicon today. >> who are you going to be? >> there will be a costume

involved. >> i can't wait to see that. >> you know i have no shame. i'll to it. speaking of no shame, have you seen this? in a season that's seen an awful lot of negative advertising, this qualifies as a new low. tights new ad from wendy davis, state senator from texas, running against greg abbott, that state's attorney general, for the governorship. here's the ad. >> a tree fell on greg abbott. he sued and got millions. since then he's spent his career working against other victims. amputated was not there because she had a fake limb. he sided with a hospital that failed to stop a dangerous surgeon who paralyzed patients. greg abbott. he's not for you. >> this is cringe worthy. it's hard to watch. makes you uncomfortable to watch and even democrats can't really defend this. this appears to be a last-minute

hail mary because she's down by double digits but she's not removing the ad over the backlash. she's doubling town. >> you say democrats can't defend it. wep, they are, because she's defending it. >> she is. >> what this ad shows is after rightly seeking justice for himself greg abbott turned and and spent his entire career denying that same kind of justice to other victims. they're trying to claim this is a legitimate point, hypocrisy, but if you look at the ad there's only one message in the ad and that is greg abbott is crippled. he's in a wheelchair. then the shots of him are from above going down. he is small. he can't even stand up. they're attacking the guy for his disability, make no mistake. >> any director or hollywood who wants to shoot or diminish someone on camera or on film, you shoot with the camera above their head, looking down on them. it's an old trick. you want them to look larger you shoot them from down and make them look taller. it reminds me of the corzine

campaigns, running all those ads about bill kristchris christie overweight. >> when you attack that low, it's because you have nothing else. >> we say negative advertising is wu bikwy us to, but you can go too far. she wasn't going to win anyway, but she's definitely not going to win now pip think it will be hard for her to find another job outside of politics once she loses her state senate seat because people are offended by this. we also have this story this morning because leon panetta has been making quite a few headlines over the past few weeks and -- with his new book, and he sat down with bill o'reilly and he may have with this one or two sentence blurb may have re-ignited the debate on benghazi. listen to what he had to say. >> we told the president that there is an attack that's going on, that terrorists are involved in the attack. >> okay. let me stop you there. >> and that -- >> the audience -- >> you have to respond to it. >> fine.

>> which is very different, right, than what we heard from the president, what we heard from hillary clinton, what we heard from susan rice when she went out on the five sunday talk shows blaming an anti-muslim internet video. so when people say this is just a fox story, this is old news, well, leon panetta just made some new news, and the representative says the benghazi select committee needs to hear from him officially. listen. >> i do think that leon panetta must come before the select committee, and i think we'll get closer -- we're inching there but get closer to the truth and how this administration misled the world and the american people. >> but they actually did, it turned out. there you have the former secretary of defense saying we told him at the beginning this was an act of terror. i don't remember them saying that. if they were asked about it directly, this was a question in the white house briefly, was it an act of terror? no. >> further, too, it was removed from the "talking points." how do the talking points get edited then when tay came from intelligence?

i still want to know why they lied about it and i they they did because they were using arms from gadhafi stockpiles to arm the syrian rebels without congressional approval or the public's knowledge. and a lot of those weapons wound up in the hands of isis. so i think there's a bigger scandal beneath the obvious scandal and i hope someone gets to the heart of it because it's a big deal. >> more on that later in the show. first we have some headlines. we have some new video into fox and friends from birmingham, al bama, where police have shut down several streets near a hospital after the man is rushed to the e.r. with a bomb in his leg. in his leg. he apparently had been playing around with the explosive device when it somehow got lodged inside of his leg. a bomb squad is being called in to safely remove that device. >> wow. >> something from "gray's anatomy." starting today, new ebola screenings go into effect at john f. kennedy, new york's largest airport. travellers from west africa will

now have their temperature taken as they enter the country. next week, four other airports will be joining in. this is a teenager in brooklyn, new york, rushed to the hospital after collapsing with ebola-like symptoms. the 14-year-old, who recently returned from a trip to sudan, is now undergoing tests. we'll have a live report from john f. kennedy coming up in 23 minutes, 9:30. they ran away from home to join isis and got pregnant, but now they are begging to come home. remember these girls? a newspaper reported the two teenage girls have contacted their families saying they've had enough and made a huge mistake. the jihadi teenagers vanisheded from austria in april making claims on their social media accounts they were living in syria, married to isis militants by choice. the minnesota vikings are building a brand-new stadium but it's not coming without some controversy. protesters are up in arms over the 200,000 square feet of glass windows. call it a big bird death trap saying lit lead to the death of thousands of migrating birds.

they are now demanding the team installs bird-safe glass. the vikings have net meth with the audoban society to work out a solution. >> to rick reichmuth. >> that happens in manhattan. birds hit the buildings. >> i was home a few weeks ago and one flew into a window. bird brain move that is. the ones who haven't been killed by the wind turbines you're saying. the only survivoeivors of the w turbine massacre. >> another thing to dodge. warm and mug by the across the south. that is this dividing line of where this tronlt has been settled much of this week. we've seen a lot of very, very heavy rain, a little bit of loek localized flooding, sparts of arctic national wildlife refuge, kentucky and texas. we'll continue to see that kind

of rainfall again today. we add in a little bit of rain across parts of the northeast today. it will be gone by this afternoon. but then we have this new storm that's going to pull into the pacific northwest and that is going to meet this storm that we have down across the plains. it's going to set us up for severe weather. we haven't had much of this lately but we'll see this tomorrow where you see this yellow is a threat for severe weather, mostly wind and hail but we'll probably see a couple tornadoes. monday a little farther towards the east we might see more on tuesday. we get that again in the fall. >> that's distressing, rick. we don't hold it against you personally. >> please don't. >> a little bit. in a relationship, in a marriage, do you hold things over your significant other over little things? turns out bickering happens all the time and in fact it can lead to much larger fights. according to a new study they've broken down exactly the topmost bickered -- the topmost bickered items. >> right. we're not talking act money or how to raise your kid, but

things you nitpick about. number one, who takes the dog out. >> come on. >> we talk about it at you are a house, it's like who gets to take the dog out. >> you take it the opposite way. >> yeah. >> is it a burden to take the dog out? no. of course not. >> excited act it. >> you want the dog to love you better. >> two on the list is who has a better sense of direction? you're not going to drive. you'll get us lost. three, what to watch on television. usually there's one dominant remote person and the other is along for the ride. >> football or "housewives." being completely indecisive about where to go to eat for dinner. >> questioned my masculinity earlier when we talked about this because you're right, i'm indecisive when it comes to so this m things. >> i used to be that guy until the woman i married said what we want you to do is make a decision. >> nooechb the dating stage. >> even if you're wrong. you know what, we're going to taco bell, and she says no, you're right, going to wendy's. >> i do it in other ways of our

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>> let us know your thoughts. go to our facebook page and weigh in. >> coming up on the show, the ft. hood shooter sending an explosive warning to the pope. he sent a message to the pope calling himself a soldier of allah. can his massacre still will be called workplace violence? a strong message next. and the do you get frustrated with the automated customer service robots in the phone? of course you do. soon you'll have to deal with this too -- video chat. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation.

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a self-proclaimed jihadist who murdered 13 people at ft. hood in texas issuing a chilling threat against pope

francis and other religious letters in handwritten letter from prison. saying -- kind of rambling -- christians are specifically warned by the god of abraham to believe the koran and calls those who attribute divinity to christ and reject the koran liars, cursed, disbelievers and the worst of creatures. staff sergeant sean manning was shot six times during that massacre and survived. he joins us live for his reaction. sergeant, what was your thought after you saw that he was able to get this letter out of prison, hand-delivered, by the way, to fox news from his lawyer? i wasn't obviously surprised. i mean, this is another example of the fact that, you know, the shooting should be labeled an an act of terrorism. clearly his motive was his ideology and his radical beliefs, so. >> why do you think there's been this feet dragging in going to label this terrorism? we've known for a long time now his motivation, his public displays, the things that we

uncovered from him in his personal life, the things he said as he committed the crime. why do you think there's been this long, drawn-out process? >> you know, speculating i think it's more political than anything else. it's almost like this administration has a disease where, you know, anything related to radical islam they refuse to recognize it for what it is, i mean, whether it's isis or benghazi or the ft. hood shooting or little rock or any of those incidents. they've continually done the same thing in all those events. >> this event specifically for our audience which may have -- maybe it's gone from our memory a little bit, what did you experience that day and why would you classify it as terror? >> you know, when hassan obviously walked in the building and, you know, the first thing i hear is him stand up and yell "allah akbar" then start firing his weapon, i immediately caught a bullet in the chest and it

knocked the wind out of me and went to the ground and, you know, couldn't breathe, obviously, and hassan kept shooting me while i was on the ground. that's when he put another five bullets in me when i was laying there on the ground, which fortunately i was able to make it out of the building and to safety and to an ambulance. >> and he's not done yelling and he's not done preaching and trying to spread his message to the world. how does that sit with you, knowing he's able to get these messages out there? >> i mean, it angers me. you know, at the same time i mean, i guess it needs to be known that he is a terrorist. i mean, he did commit a terrorist attack that day. and, you know, straight from the horse's mouth so to speak. and, you know, this administration needs to stop denying the fact that it is a terrorist attack. i mean, i think it's obvious to everyone except for them, so.

>> have you hear anything from the administration? >> no. secretary hagel actually under the last mdaa had 180 days to complete a report that was supposed to determine whether the shooting was an act of terrorism and, you know, by law you have 180 days and he still hasn't completed that report even though the 180 days has come and gone. he's asked for more time which in my mind is ridiculous. they've had that information for years. >> we won't give up on this story either. staff sergeant shawn manning, great to see you and thank you as always for your service to our country. >> all right. thank you for your help. thank you. coming up on the show, he wanted to hang up his uniform jacket on a us airways flight, but this u.s. army ranger was told he couldn't because he wasn't first class. a passenger that witnessed it all joins us live with the story coming up. and put away your cell phone because flanlts want to pry the devices out of your hands during

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to a small pennsylvania town, where accused cop killer eric frin is still on the run, they're not taking chances. police are worried he would have used costumes to escape. if he's found before halloween, the event will be reconsidered. a mysterious piece of debris comes crashing out of the sky and nearly takes out two people on a new jersey water treatment

plant. the metal square landed about 25 teat from the workers. nasa says it's likely not space debr debris. the faa is investigating its origins. us airways facing a social media firestorm this morning after a flight attendant refused to let an army ranger hang his decorated jacket in first class. he was worried about it getting wrinkled. the first sergeant didn't want his uniform coat to get wrinkled on a cross-country flight from portland to charlotte. but that flight attendant told him the service was only for people sitting in first class. cliff autrey was in first class on that same flight and witnessed the harsh treatment of the sergeant. good morning, cliff. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> can you take us through what you saw from your seat in first class? >> well, yes. i saw someone come from the back

and have a conversation with the lead flight attendant, and i heard her voice elevate slightly, no, we're not going to hang it up here, this is for first class only. and i heard that a time or two so i stepped up and asked what was wrong. he was a sergeant first class. typically goes by top. i asked him, i said, top, what's going on? and he said, well, she won't hang my coat up in first class. he said i've been on three other flights today and they've all accommodated me. i asked if she would just hang his coat up out of good will. and she kept saying that it was against company policy. at that time, i offered to trade seats with sergeant morrow and she was not enthusiastic about that idea and said we needed to take our seats or she was going to get the captain.

>> it's so sweet you were thanking him for his service in the best way you could and were even going to give him your seat, which is so nice. you ear not the only one who's upset about this. social media, as we mentioned, is really lighting up. this is a dweet 2013 from someone at us airways as a veteranly never fly us airways again after your shoddy treatment of shgt marle. at one. disrespectful flight attendant should be fired not apologize. what do you make of all the support that this sergeant is receiving this morning? >> i am overwhelmed with the support for our u.s. military. they seem to get short shrift in a lot of cases. i always try to speak to them when i see them in the airports and tell them i appreciate their service and what a good job they

did. we need to realize this is an all-volunteer army, and these folks know what they're signing up for. >> absolutely. usa airways has come out with a statement. "we apologize for is situation and are reviewing the incident internally." some say that doesn't go far enough. the flight to charlotte is a very busy hub for us airways. do you think that something could have just gone wrong, maybe this flight attendant had a bad day and we shouldn't blame the airline for it or are you with these people on social media that say i'm not going to fly with them again? >> well, that thought crossed my mind, but it could be she just had a bad day, she kept reiterating that it was against company policy. and if you look at the tweets afterwards you find that it is actually not against company policy. she was inclined to go to the captain.

she told us she would go to the cap stain atain and to be hones i would have challenged her with that because the captain would have told her to change the first sergeant's jacket and we wouldn't be having this conversation today. >> such a stark contrast. sometimes you see, you know, an spire flight of passengers clapping for service members as they're getting off or on so, what a wild story to be telling this morning. thanks for sharing it with us. >> my pleasure. thank you. 28 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. brand-new clinton documents reveal exactly what went down in the white house during the monica lewinsky scandal. wait until you hear who they tried to pass her off to. this takes damage control to a whole new level. and it's a story that has a lot of you fired up. forget boys and girls. just call everyone purple penguins? schools going gender inclusive. we want you to weigh in.

welcome back to fox and friends. do you get frustrated with automated customer service on the phone? press 1 for this. >> no, people love that. >> of course we get frustrated.

>> you'll have to deal with it in person as well. watch this. >> hello. welcome to tampa international airport. >> how about a decent margarita? >> you can go to the 500 grill. >> hmm. >> customer service agents at the airport in indianapolis now answering your questions through face-time as they sit at their desks. the ipad is prop on top of a robot wearing a blue polo. do you see that. >> because if they personified it by adding a t-shirt. >> do you know what the good news is? they can't get away with hiring customer service reps who don't speak english in bangalore. i get people on the phone all time who don't have a working vocabulary in english. >> and by the way, this is great for people who, you know, may be have a disabout, who work at home, can't actually get out of the house. >> i agree. >> good for them to make some money. >> if you have a good personality but don't want to leave home, this is a good job. >> it also can be helpful -- in

san francisco it's nearly impossible to get a car, a rental car, right? the lines are horrendous. but hertz has come up with a new program where they're doing this and the line is moving faster. >> to the left and they have people on the virtual headsets now from somewhere, who knows where, and -- >> so if your erd sosh-- urdo it that good, this is good for you. for the last year or so -- how long? >> earlier this year. >> you can use your electronic devices, your iphone, your ipad in airplane mode during takeoff and landing. this is a brand-new thing. now the flight attendants union, there is such a thing, is petitioning the faa to roll back that freedom. >> they say people aren't paying attention while they're giving all the safety standards and this is where the emergency exits are, make sure you put the oxygen mask over yourself before the kids, you know, all that kind of stuff. and that they can turn into projectiles. >> which is absurd the idea that they could be turned into

projectiles. anything on the plane could be turned into project styles. bags and everything. >> so the idea is most americans have literally no idea how to buckle their seat belts on a plane and if they're read tharg kindles they won't get that vital information? >> right. they're never going to be able to figure out -- >> can i say if you were told using electronic devices all these years saying you would crash the plane? >> yeah, pieces have been out for years saying i can't turn on my kindle and it's not even use e sending out a signal. it's not doing anything. >> i'm going to go out on a limb and say -- >> we asked what should we banned? what should we not be allowed to do on planes? scott on face brooke said whiny flight attendants. >> and vicky, if i could, screaming kids. >> and purple penguins.

what he's talking about is a story we did on the show earlier how schools should not call boys and girls anymore, just call them a cute cuddly name and get all your purple penguins together. >> so distressing. >> wants to get rid of political correctness. >> i know millions of great flanlts and i think they're not being served by their union in this case. i think the union is doing something against their interests. >> if you're a flight attendant, weigh in on this. >> yes. >> why not have virgin america and other countries put up the videos that are actually entertaining? maybe do that instead of the flanlts doing it. let us know. now to other stories making headlines. a toddler in critical condition after falling ten feet into the jaguar exhibit at a zoo. take a listen to the desperate call for help. >> 911. >> hi. we have a child -- i'm at little rock zoo and we need an ambulance. we have a child in with the jaguar exhibit. >> he niece there with the -- >> yes.

it's not good. >> the 3-year-old has bite wounds on his neck. zookeepers forced to use fire extinguishers to scare the large cat ace way. one local tv station reporting the little boy fell after his grandfather sat him on the railing. a terrible case of mistaken identity. alaska's jay and karen were told by police that their 29-year-old son, justin, had died in a horrific car accident. well, distraught they drove his house to break the news to his girlfriend, but justin, their son, answered the door. it turns out the real victim had the same name. the police chief apologized saying he feels horrible. yeah. released documents shed some light on the clinton white house's actions following the monica lewinsky scandal. the release of more than 10,000 pages showed the white house tried to discredit rivals and attack the media in an effort to defend bill clinton. many records involving lewinsky have been redacted, but one-e

mail chain shows white house aides trying to transfer her to the pentagon. >> yeah. wasn't as if we were in the war in balkans at the time. >> right. look, if someone is ineffectual or -- transfer them to the pentagon, kind of a dumping ground for the incompetent, not a vital government agency. why not the department of labor or something truly superfluous? you know what i mean? department of the interior or something. >> dmv. >> why the pentagon? department of defense. >> tsa. >> like the one significant agency. unbelievable. >> going all day with it. starting today new ebola screenings go into effect at jfk, new york's largest airport. travelers from west africa will have their temperature taken as they enter the country. >> brian is live with the details. good morning. >> good morning. well, the first enhanced ebola screenings at five major u.s. airports did beginning this morning at 5:00 a.m. all travelers tra

hardest hit nations of west africa that have the ebola virus -- guinea, liberia, and sierra leone. two passengers have been screened. screenings at dulles and chicago o'hare, atlanta, and newark international airports will begin next week. we're only talking about really screenings affecting about 150 passengers that travel from this region every day into the u.s. this is how it works. after a passport check, passengers will be taken to a special screening area where their contact information is collected. then they're given information fact sheets about ebola, what symptoms to look for and what to do if symptoms start appearing. then their temperatures are taken using a noncontact infrared thermometer. if they have a fever they're taken to a quarantine room similar to the one you're seeing here from newark airport. at that moment they're rechecked and determined if they need to be in quarantine longer. the government has the legal authority to hold citizens and

noncitizens for however long they want in a case of national security and public health, but there are people that are saying these screenings aren't effective and are more about really public reassurance. one reason, while symptoms don't start showing in ebola cases l eight to ten days in. two, people can lie on their questionnaire about their exposure to ebola. three, they can also say people can masing their fevers before they go on these flights. so people are concerned that this is something that is just really about reassurance. and the issue of false positives, 36,000 passengers were screened from west african nations into the u.s., 77 people were stopped, none had ebola. those that were stopped ended up having symptoms for malaria. >> huh? interesting ancillary benefit. still ahead, a kindergartner drew a picture of a gun. what did the teachers do? forced that child to sinl a no suicide contract. is that insane or completely insane?

fair and balanced debate coming up. we have a parent panel on that. plus it's the annual fall tradition, folks. we're talking pumpkin chunkin' and it's happening live on "fox & friends" right outside the studio. >> a pumpkin cannon. first brenda buttner is in for neil cavuto on "the cost of freedom." hey, guys. good morning. ebola and our southern border. when one of our top military leaders is sounding the alarm, should washington get busy sealing it shut? and when a growing number of democrats are ripping the president's isis response, is it time for the commander in chief to take a cue from guys in the corner office? see this union protest? what can i told you it could cost democrats big in november?

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a 5 yooefld kindergartner drew a picture of the gun and she was forced to sign a no suicide contract. she pointed at another student and said pow-pow. did the school go too far? that is a rhetorical question, of course. creator of careermommy.com, lily, dr. jonathan fader and erica katz. thanks for joining us this morning. this is insane, no? >> absolutely. and i think everyone is just so concerned after there being 74 shootings in schools after sandy hook, but this is showing how politics and the schools' fear of any kind of liability or legality is overriding the need to protect the minds of the young people they're responsible for. >> what's the fekt effect on a 5-year-old if a parent or teacher hand them a contract that says don't kill yourself? >> kid at that age can't even

understand what that is. it doesn't make sense to do that even though additionally suicide contracts there's no evidence behind them for anybody. we do them because they make us as clinicians feel better. but it doesn't impact the behavior. >> kind of hard tone force. erica, what if you were a parent and find out your child has been forced to sign a no-suicide contract? what's your next snoouf. >> i would never let my child sign something like that. they don't eve known what suicide is. 5-year-old children should not eve known that word. i don't know if when you were in school but i remember the boys in art class used to draw battlestar galactica and pretend they were shooting. i still know those boyce and they're functioning members of society. >> a hedge fund manager. boys like firearms. doesn't mean they want to behave in a violent way. i want to run a second topic by you, really more evidence that things are out of control in some public schools p sschools. a nebraska school has told teachers to avoid gender

specific language of any kind including boys and girls. instead some made-up names like purple penguins. why would school encourage kid to deny the biological reality of sex? >> this is absurd. i'm actively involved in a lot of gender activities and gender gap research at harvard and there are biological differences, we are different, and the way to foster diversity and equal the playing field is not by making everyone live under the illusion of inclusion. diversity is exactly the opposite. celebrating the differences, whether it's purple and green or red or whatever it is. so this is going to have the opposite effect on what it means to be inclusive. >> doctor, is there any scientist in the world who believes there are no gender differences? >> no. basically we acknowledge gender differences. the idea is i actually like this topic because it alerts us to the fact of what lily's saying, that we have to pay attention that there's diversity and respect it. but the way to respect it is not by eliminating talking about it.

it's by talking about it more and allowing people ask people what their preferences are and thousand howe they relate and to really address that and have respect for it, not to say we're not going to talk ak bt by covering it up with different language. >> when parents or teachers tell kids to lie or when they lie and say things like gender isn't real, we're all the same, don't kids kind of know that they're being lied to? >> well, essentially we are boys and girls. you can associate with one or the other but you're still boys and girls. i say, hey you guys to my kids all the time, and i can't be censoring myself all the time that maybe somebody's offended. it just seems kind of unrealistic. >> it's weird when you realize that crazy people are in charge of a lot of schools. i suspected that as a child but now it's been confirmed. >> i think it's a good topic. and the fact that people -- intending to have people think act their gender is important but just doing it by this superficial level of saying, you know, that we shouldn't use words is not addressing the real issue. gender is an important issue. i guess. i'm 45.

i've never once thought about my gender and hope to make it to death without doing so. >> we'll make a contract about it. >> thanks for joining us. up next, it's raining but that won't stop us. we're still throwing pumpkins on the plaza with a massive pumpkin throwing cannon. if you miss this, it's your loss. stay tuned.

happy saturday, everybody. a quick look at your headlines. first, dairy queen, now kmart announcing customer debit and credit cards may have been

hacked t. store is not saying how many accounts may have been compromised. a ban on soda and candy. the company's ceo says he consulted with the health experts and the risk of eating and drinking the sugar. ultimately decided it could stay. selfies are being watched. they are using software to scan photos in social media. clayton, out to you. >> punkin chunkin is part americana and part fun. they launch pumpkins thousands of feet in the year and it's been a tradition for 25 years. >> the science channel is challenging them to the best. to teach us how to throw the best pumpkins, frank hayes and

tory along with fan favorite and competitor, fat jimmy. >> fat jimmy. >> by, the way, i like this shirt. warning, i do dumb things. >> what is this? >> an air cannon. when you go out, this year the event has been postponed. everyone is disappointed. science channel decided to revamp it. it's going to be an event, but a private event. we are going to have more excitement and trying to change things up this year. >> what is the key to success? >> finding the correct pressure. >> what is the most tragic thing that's ever happened in punkin chunkin? >> pie. when it explodes, they call it

pumpkin pie and you are disqualified. these guys get really depressed. >> what is the farthest you have hit a pumpkin in the field? >> 1500 feet. some of these guys are approaching almost a mile. >> a mile? >> current world record 4698 feet. >> unbelievable. let's see this thing operate. >> this loads air into the tank. >> i have preloaded this one. you squeeze this and hold it forward. hold on to it. when you do it, you have to yell fire in the hole so they know it's coming. ready? >> fire in the hole! >> fire in the hole! >> that way? >> forward. boom. >> wow. >> all right. when you throw that, throw it fast. >> i'm going to throw it fast.

>> it's like a french artillery piece here. what psr are we going to? >> 50. that's good. shut it down. >> ready. >> hold on to the back of the tank. yell fire in the hole and throw it as far as you can. >> you guys are american heroes. if it weren't for people like you, i wouldn't love this country like i do. we do dumb things, too. >> we'll be back in a minute.

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with my everywhere. she's 12. >> your assistant? >> my assistant. and i have another assistant that doesn't want to be on. >> after the show, you'll get to hear from these lovely ladies. >> more ebola scares break out as ebola protests break out. cleaning proof striking over the dangers of cleaning planes. other workers warning they are not trained for beefed up screening at major u.s. airports that kick in today. all the more reason some here say forget beefing up screening, we need to ban all flights from the ebola ridden region. are they right? hi, i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. we have the bulls and bears this week. gary smith, tracy burns, jonas max, john layfield along with chuck. welcome to everybody. john, forget the