morning. today is saturday, the 18th of october, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. remember when the president made these campaign promises? >> they have not funded my campaign. they will not get a job in my white house. >> and washington lobbyists do not fund my campaign. they will not run my white house. >> well, never say never. meet the man who has been tapped to take on the ebola crisis. he has got zero healthcare experience but plenty of political pull. >> and back to earth after two years in space. what was his mystery military plane doing up there in the first place in the theories are pouring in this morning about a top secret mission. we'll have the latest.

>> to mars? we will get to the bottom of that she saw you her competition fall and only race tore stop and help. meet the teen who carried her opponent to the finish line. they are going to both join us live this hour. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "fox & friends," that's the great way to begin your day. ♪ a man on the moon ♪ fireflies in june ♪ kids selling lemonade. >> it's beautiful fall festival time here. we are getting set up out on the plaza this morning. >> it's early, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast here in new york city. people are drinking their pumpkin spice lattes, setting up a big fall fest in new york city. come on down. >> hayride, pumpkin carving, face painting, a bounce house and of course completely safe fda approved candy apples. >> are you guys going to go in the bounce house? >> are we allowed to? or is it only for

a-year-olds? because i goal in. >> shoot,. >> they are not here yet. first up, the ebola crisis still unfolding, the president's latest response an ebola czar, who did he pick for this important job? obviously someone with deep medical and healthcare experience, no. he picked the ultimate washington insider ron klain. there he is right there. he worked in the clinton administration for al gore. most recently chief of staff for joe biden and now he is in char of the government's ebola response. >> her is his resume no medical healthcare background. famously the lead lawyer for al gore during the 2000 recount. remember the hanging chads? he was down there in florida handling that. did you see the movie recount hbo about the whole hanging chad. kevin spacey played him in the movie. >> this reminds me of a different hollywood movie

contagion. rather than worried about some weird strain of the flu we're worried about political damage. this guy is a political insider. political fixer of sorts more than he knows anything about ebola. josh earnst was asked yesterday what does he know about ebola? and josh basically said well, let me tell you what i want to answer. let me answer a different question than you asked me. we are looking for somebody who is not an ebola expert but somebody who is an implementation expert. >> implementation expert. keep in mind he lobbied on behalf of fannie mae which who tanked the u.s. economy. so he was one of many people in washington taking money from the failed government backed mortgage giant. >> in addition to solyndra, he is the guy who pushed the white house to go after and go to solyndra. pushed president obama to fly out to california, make appearances at the solyndra plant there. remember what happened after that took place. he was one of the people

inside so perfect because this is a windowed into the way the white house is thinking about the ebola crisis. the rest of us look at this and say wow, this a a pandemic that could be moving here to the united states. it's a concern. it's a medical problem. the white house sees this as a political problem. that's why they appointed not a doctor but a political insider. a democratic party hack. >> democrats say wait a second, republicans you have blame to on this. surge general not showing up to meetings right now. pushing it on the republicans saying if youfield actually push his appointment through, we would actually have surgeon general in the white house. >> name the last time a surgeon general did something it? >> coop. >> what do you do for a living? i never could figure that out. >> they are the general surgeon. >> unbelievable. >> see the cover the "new york times" today? it's the phoniest story.

this is the story that i put together when your pitical aides decide boy, our numbers are going in the wrong direction. >> i'm glad you said that. >> on ebola, obama is said to cede. >> you call the stenographer at the names and say the president is very upset. he is mad. >> this is a quote from the article. he told his aides they needed to get ahead of events and demanded a more hands on approach particularly for the centers for disease croffer and prevention. he was not satisfied with the response a senior official said. so what do you do? push the front man aside like you did in the v.a. scandal and secret service and irs and hope that it goes away and make it appear that you are doing something that you have got some action that you are taking. >> >> affected areas into the united states. this is the time tested, most effective way to contain the spread of a disease, contain the spread of the disease. >> 100 lawmakers are on board but the president won't budge.

>> how much easier would that be than mounting this ludicrous public relations campaign hiring this hack to coordinate the efforts? just like let some of the flights from west africa, why is that hard? >> that seems like an urgent issue. you have some democrats coming out and flip flopping position in north carolina. we do support a travel ban now when we didn't before we see the urgency of it. stephan hayes has a lack of urgency across the board. listen. >> the problem is he is not coming in and reporting directly to the president. he is coming and reporting to lisa monaco and susan rice. he becomes part of this bureaucracy. he doesn't override bureaucracy. it was probably a fool's error in think it was a big problem solver. if i'm republicans i don't focus on who he is or the fact he doesn't have medical expertise. i focus on the problem. the problem is the president and the lack of urgency weave seen the president 'and decision making. >> decision-making is completely warped political

correctness. the left is act ing like it's mccarthyite to be concerned about ebola. maybe people with ebola shouldn't come to the united states. you can't say that? really why? >> we have seen other nations, a couple dozens now do iting the same thing. >> including african nations. >> well, our own leland vittert is following the story back here at home right now, the case of these dallas nurses infected. nurse nina pham's condition downgraded to fair after her transport to the nih in maryland. this as we are learning nurse amber vinson may have been in worse shape than previously reported when she traveled to ohio. >> leland vittert is with us with more. what do you know. >> we are going to start with nina pham the nurse here at the hih possibly. they can't tell us why they degraded her down to fair condition. pointed to a long trip from dallas. we he did see her on video smiling before she left the hospital in dallas looking

actually remarkably with someone with the most feared disease. at yesterday's press conference tried to down play expectations. >> she is not deteriorating. i cannot tell you at this particular time why we have said fair because of patient confidentiality. but she is quite stable now and resting comfortably. >> any idea how long she will be here. >> we do not know how long we will get her here until she is well and clear of virus. >> now, nurse amber vinson is also considered stable at emory university in atlanta. she got it from treating thomas eric duncan it involves hundreds of other people. flu on a frontier airlines flight cleveland to dallas hours before going to hospital with symptoms. it has thoroughly cleaned and sanitized the plane she was on. the airline's chief says she was feeling, quote, funnely when she flu. meaning she might have been in a more advanced stapling

of the disease. the airline has contacted about 800 passengers who flu on that same plane although health officials agree there is probably no risk to them. back to you guys in new york. >> leland, thanks. >> again the airline industry taking a big hit from all of this. we have other stories making headlines to tell you about on your saturday morning. a fox news alert. if you want to vote in texas next month, you better show your i.d. overnight the supreme court rejected the justice department's emergency request to block the state's controversial voter i.d. law in the upcoming november election. the law forces all voters to show a photo i.d. before casting a ballot. critics say it will unfairly keep minorities from the polls. >> hurricane gonzalo reeking havoc leaving thousands without power in bermuda. winds topping 110 miles per hour, forcing power lines to below and trees to topple over. homes getting hit hard and

the roof of the island's main hospital damaged. no injuries reported. and extreme weather also hitting off the coast of hawaii, turning onna is turning into a category 1 hurricanes packing winds of 7 a miles per hour. >> ona. >> new developments this morning on the five people suspected of working for isis in the united kingdom. tareq hasan and three others now charged with preparing acts of terrorism. police arrested them earlier this month. the man also accused of taking an oath of allegiance to isis and planning to kill police and soldiers on the streets of london. a fifth man facing a firearms charge. another security breach at the white house just now going public. that's back in 2008 though. two german tourists walked right through the front door as another group of tourists left. they bypassed all screening

only spotted when a secret service agent saw them with unauthorized cameras. this new incident is the latest breach coming to light since the man jumped a white house fence and made it to the white house earlier this month. >> and those are your headlines. >> in the prompter rick it said onnnna. >> pretty bad. >> not how we pronounce it. >> we pro-naunce it anna so we will call it anna. big storm with gone zal la in bermuda. it happened late afternoon and overnight hours. would he won't really have any pictures until the sun gets in here. make sure you keep on watching. bermuda tiny island in the eye of the storm. went over that tiny island in the middle of the atlantic, quite remarkable and winds over 115 miles per hour. it is now moving out very quickly. the track of this storm kind of interesting. we potentially see a little brush of newfoundland

without the' winds of probably 50 to 60 miles per hour bring a the love of rain by the time it gets to tuesday in that area. >> meanwhile across much of the u.s. very cool across the plains. nice start to the weekend across the mid-atlantic and northeast. that's all going to change tomorrow. few scattered showers around the northeast. very light showers today across parts of new mexico and little bit of break in the pacific northwest. heavier rain moves in for tomorrow. guys, big cool down tomorrow which if you want fall which clayton is yes, i do. tomorrow only low to mid 50s. >> that's depressing. >> totally with you. >> i'm excited. we need it for our fall festival today. >> it's a new political ad that blames the republican budget cuts for the government's response to the ebola crisis. is it actually true? we have the real numbers coming up. >> dramatic moments caught on cam are a man pulled to safety from a smoking truck just before it explodes into

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care of. it's the budget cuts that have put us behind the 8 ball here. >> i think it's wrong and frankly insulting to the case of the cdc. we under estimated the challenge of treating this in urban environment and modern hospital. in the case of the nih. that vaccine is moving forward actually in the hands of a private sponsor right now. we have two vaccines and clinical trial with them in december in west africa involving 30,000 patients. >> you are shooting down the idea that budget cuts have hurt the cdc and their response largely lampooned because of their response. >> budget cuts. manpower up 23% since 2007. billion b. a billion dollars of money has been taken away from them. the bottom line is that the challenges were that i think we underestimated the complexities of dealing with this in the setting that we're now dealing with it it cdc is adapting very quickly to their credit. they have changed their strategy. i think dr. frieden deserves credit for changing this in realtime and coming one a

strategy how to it change this. >> they have been picked on recently. here is some of the things they have been spending money on. one of the seeing political ads. mandatory helmet laws. playground equipment. social norming in schools. putting their efforts in those sorts of things but not in the face of infectious diseases. >> they are being forced to do that politically. political priorities being set by the white house and a lot of money has been put out of the cdc budget and put in prevention techniques as part of obamacare. they have seen resources siphoned away but budget not cut. when you look at the core element of the cdc, the ones that with r. working on a response though this virus. they have seen funding increase, manpower increased. they are doing a good job despite early missteps secure the american homeland to protect us. >> learning on the fly. situational awareness learn as you go and change the

strategy. very hard. we hope they make the right moves. >> do you wish they would have appointed someone with healthcare experience as the czar. >> and logistical experience. whoever is in that role needs to know what the various operating decisions, fda; i don't think mr. klain is going to be able to do it. unfortunate choice. the white house thinks this is a messaging problem and it's not a messaging problem. >> dr. scott gottlieb good toe he so you this morning. what was u.s. military plane doing up there in the first place. theories pouring in about a top secret mission. remember when the feds came in guns drawn to a gibson guitar company? the company turning that into a profit. anna takes you inside the factory next. i see the levy's parked in front of our house again. it's a free country dad. our house. our spot. those are the rules.

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made and world played, but the iconic gibson guitar plan nearly lost it all after a series of government raids in 2009 and 2011 i recently toured their headquarters in tennessee to see how they fought back and won. >> i got a call that homeland security was raiding our factory. >> i have seen officials in swat gear with weapons and bullet-proof vests. ♪ >> bullet proof vests and guns and telling us we needed to get out. ♪ >> on the morning of november 17th, 2009, gibson guitar employees faced armed government agents. they were told their company had illegally imported wood and watched the guitars they just created carted away. >> violated. very violated. i never expected that to happen, you know, here in the u.s. >> two years later, a similar invasion, accusation

and product seizure but no formal charges. >> they harassed us and i think the word harassed is appropriate for five years without ever filing charges. >> gibson's ceo says the claims of illegal activity were baseless >> i estimate that the real cost to our business was on the order of 10 to $15 million. >> after a five year process, the ceo says rather than drag it out longer in court, gibson settled the matter, paying a $300,000 fine. they sued to get their property back and won. >> these evidence tags remain on some of the gibson guitars that were returned following the raid reminding employees of the 1125 gibsons that were seized along with you thousands of parts and millions of dollars worth of wood. >> the ceo hustled to keep america strumming first creating new models of the

unseized wood to keep the business afloat and nearly 100,000 employees paychecks rolling. >> thank goodness they acted fast and kept us all working. >> then using the reclaimed wood gibson gave the government its own taste of rock and roll creating government series guitars which are now collect tore's items. >> this is all rose wood. this is exactly what was confiscated. >> each guitar adorned with the symbol of the united states government, an eagle holding a guitar neck. >> so this really have a symbol of victory for gibson guitar. >> sure, it is. >> gibson sold out in minutes. bringing in a total profit of over $1.75 million. the gibson company bounced back. they grew about '3 purex% last year alone. but its ceo says the show of federal force is a dangerous trend. >> more and more of the executive branch is not checked and balanced by the other branches. >> i have the utmost respect for those agents for what they do because i'm sure

they go into some pretty narly places we are manufacturing guy tars here manufacturing things the right way and making a great product. it's an american icon. >> certainly is. talked to some of the of the employ yeses there. pretty much the consensus with all of them is when these armed government agents came in they felt like they were almost like throwing stolen terrible wood behind them doing something nefarious outback. we just come to work every day with confidence that everything is going to be okay. they said they have a lot of respect for these agents and they get into some narly places. >> good for you. >> will you play brown eyed girl? do you mind. >> i don't know how to play that. >> this is not one of the government -- we weren't able to get our hands in one the government serries one. the one we showed you is the last one gibson has.

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really? >> there are a lot of "fox & friends" viewers among tsa viewers. nice guys. carrying out dumb rules. >> we meet a lot of fans at the airport. stories to headlines about this morning. police officer who shot unarmed teenager michael brown says he feared for his life. the "new york times" reporting darren wilson told federalnvestigators that brown had pinned him to his patrol car as the two fought for his gun. the 18-year-old was shot six times. wilson said it was in self-defense. but witnesses claim brown had his hands raised. the deadly shootings two months ago continues to fuel racial unrest and protest in the st. louis suburb. a daring rescue caught on camera. colorado man pulled on the burning truck after having epileptic seizure. a neighbor spotted the smoke and raned the man inside and pulled him out to safety seconds before the truck went up in flames. the man passed out with his

foot on the gas pedal causing the truck's engine to rev out of control starting the fire. he was treated for burns and expected to be okay. the air force's top secret returning safely to earth. the x 37 b touching down ativan denberg air force base in california after nearly two years on a classified mission in space. the government isn't revealing what the unmanned craft was actually doing. some experts claiming it carried spy equipment. other theories say it would have been able to capture other country's satellites. is kentucky senator rand paul eyeing a white house run. his father ron paul something slip before larry king. >> i think it's great he is doing it he has a good message. and he understands free market economics. and i just think that it's doing a world of good. >> don't tell.

>> insider father got ahead of himself. no decision has been made. >> i think a decision may have been made. >> who knows. all right. let's get it out to rick reichmuth. he made a decision to go outside before the cold sets in. >> beautiful day again today across much of the northeast. manhattan, tomorrow it all changes. much colder air comes. in also, take a look at the weather map. show you what we have got going out across hawaii. plenty of people in hawaii are still up. not gone to bed yet. storm there. hurricane anna. going to bring rain showers but no direct impact there. great news. i don't think we will be dealing with any direct impacts from that storm get rain showers throughout the day today. we are buying a big fall festival today. >> that's right. good morning. >> got allanena. you are a michaels craft expert. that is a big deal. >> i am. it is. >> people love michaels.

>> anybody can be a craft expert at michaels. >> crafting is popular. >> very popular. so easy to do. we have got a couple 'of great projects this morning. >> the very first thing we have here what is better to show how we can do this festival. got you guys here and fall inspired stuff. >> we do. >> right here. this looks like a piece of wood here. >> can i craft? >> good morning. >> clayton has two kids and they are big crafters at their house. clayton's wife san amazing crafter. >> wonderful. >> show us what we have got going on here. >> we are making a fall inspired tic-tacs toe board. supplies available at local michaels store. using rocks and craft paint. are you ready to get dirty? i'm going to give you guys red paint. we each have a brush and few rock there. all we are going to do is really simply paint our rocks. so we did orange and red for our two colors. there is a rock for you and your brush. and this is soap and water cleanup. it's really easy for kids to work with there is no fear

about completeup. just go right to it, guys. good job. if you are concerned about the right products to use. the friendly associates at your local michael's store are here to help you pick the project to help it turn out perfectly. >> this piece of wood right here, do you buy that at michaels? >> available at your local store. >> you do not have to go out and cut this. >> you don't have to be a woodsman to make this project. might need two coats to get a perfect finish. the other to finish this off beautifully we have a paint marker right here and a rural. all you are going to do is draw your lines on for particular -- tic-tac-toe board. >> it's on my back so that's fine. >> see how easy that is? >> yeah, of course. this is nice. this is like a one step up from what we used to do like the steam in the windows in the car. >> it is. parents love that too. >> can keep for a long time too. what's better than a craft that you have a memory.

>> finished product. i love this. >> excuse me, clayton. >> being i love this paint because we have some of this at home. washes right now. that's permanent, it's going to be there forever it doesn't. >> what are these? >> really cute little lanterns that the kids can make. a couple of really quick easy supplies and a quick finished product. can you see we personalized those ones for our kids at home. refusally simple and easy to make. if you are looking for inspiration check out the michaels pinterest board. so many easy ideas. >> you are speaking a language a the lo of people fully understand. i don't fully speak this langage but i know everybody at home. >> my wife is on the michaels pinterest board. >> even if you are not on digital, you can go into the store and talk to your local michaels associates. they are here to help you come up with the perfect project and all the steps to get through. >> love it i will say michaels, i had that big jim lee batman painting from the show. we atlantic being took to to

michaels to get framed. killer job on that. owl mats kerr raid here. quick and simple. we just are using feathers and masks take some feathers and got those over here. >> basket of feathers? >> yeah. glue them on there. the glue we are using this morning is a great kid friendly glue option again. dries quickly. and it's soap and water cleanup. >> so just stick it right on the mask. >> right on the mask. anyway you like. we are making an owl today. >> so you have some idea? >> um-huh once you have gone through and covered your mask with the feathers. we have a finished one right here. the next couple of steps are easy, too. it's just some foam. >> so you can't see out of this mask? >> you cannot see out of this mask. yeah. >> gotcha. >> you could make it so you could. you could leave the eye holes open that you could use it and actually wear it, too. >> this is like my mardi gras mask. >> you would make a great

owl. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> be here all morning for us. doing much more crafts. you guys are awesome. >> love it. >> hay rides. >> can we ask the producers incorporate crafts in every "fox & friends"? do take a little break like recess? >> we always do crafts here. >> tucker it's stress relief. we can take a. >> where do you think the sets came from in the first place? thank you. thousands of convicted criminals should not be here in the first place because they are not u.s. citizens but they are on the run in our borders. loophole sets them loose tell you in answer in. ultimate show of sportsmanship. high school cross-country runner stopped to carry her injured rival to the finish line. meet both of those ladies coming up. ♪ you ain't seen nothing yet ♪ baby baby ♪ you just ain't seen nothing yet ♪ here's something that you are never going to forget ♪

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ever wonder why bono wears sunglasses, now we know guess what? he has glaucoma coma. makes his eyes sensitive to light. that's why he is always wearing shades indoors and out. we thought it was for cool purposes. that's why i wear them. battle of the bulge representing. elle mcfearson is getting replaced by heidi klum. several of the 51-year-old's line will also be rebranded as heidi klum intimates. however fearson will get to keep naming rights to the three lines. tucker? >> hey, clayton. well, just this month president obama had this to say about the state of immigration in this country. watch. >> fixing our broken immigration system is one more big thing that we have to doened a we'll do. when states like alabama and arizona pass some of the harshest immigration laws in

history, my attorney general took them on in court and we won. >> maybe there was a reason for those laws and maybe we need harcher laws nationwide. a new report based off an international department internal department of homeland security document reveals that nearly 167,000 convicted illegal aliens are at large in this country. joining us to discuss the author of that report, jessica vaughn, the director of policy studies with the center for immigration studies. jessica, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> tell us precisely what that means. these are people who are committed crimes and shouldn't be here but are anyway? >> yes. and not only that they have actually been through due process in their it immigration proceedings, been ordered removed but have not left the country. they are still here. and they have been released so they are still in our community. >> huh. so they have basically been deported but ignored it and we are not doing anything about this? >> yeah.

there is a few reasons they are still here. one of the reasons might be because their home country won't take them back but most of them the reason they are still here is because they were released during their deportation proceedings. and ice either can't find them again or hasn't made it a priority or somebody has asked for relief for them. but they are still here. even though they shouldn't have been here to begin with. they committed a crime. they should have been sent home and they haven't been. >> just to be clear, the crimes not being here illegally other crimes breaking u.s. law. >> exactly. anything from numbered to assault. everything on the spectrum. people convicted crimes and still here. >> the administration has decided not to it seem tough on immigrants and that's why he they are not doing much about this? >> that's the part the obama administration in 2011

enacted policies that basically shielded most people who are here illegally from any threat of enforcement. including a lot of people who have been convicted of crime. immigration enforcement today is really in a state of collapse. and most of the people that ice officers identify in the course of their jobs, which is usually screening people in jail, most of them are considered off limits for enforcement they have to let a lot of them go rather than arresting them and making sure they levy the country. >> it's just -- >> -- instead we have this massive catch and release program. including with criminal aliens. >> so we could be doing more. we can afford it we know how to do it but we are not. to make your point more explicit. i want to put a slide up on the screen here. these are deportation numbers. can you see they have dropped dramatically. 2009, 236,000 odd deportations. this year 100,000. that's an act of will.

the administration has decided to stop deporting a lot of people, obviously. >> that's right. and we hear complaints from groups opposed to enforcement that enforcement causes the families of illegal immigrants to be broken up. but the reality is that when we are not even deporting criminal aliens. these are people who have caused harm to american families and to legal immigrant families through their criminal activity in addition to, you know, affecting the job market, costing us money in social services and so on. it's, you know, we are at the point, really where not enforcing the laws is encouraging more people to come here illegally. it represents a security threat. and ultimately makes a joke of the law. and in the meantime the president is talking about an executive action that would legalize all of the people who aren't target for

enforcement which again is rewarding the people who have been here illegally putting them ahead of legal immigrants. >> unbelievable. come to the conclusion that it's mean to enforce the law. jessica vaughn, thanks joining us this morning that was really interesting. >> thank you. >> coming up, air strikes against isis may not come soon enough. the terror group reportedly taking to the skies and learning to fly fighter jets. should this worry us here at home? we have details. that is the ultimate show of sportsmanship, high school cross-country under stops to carry her rival to safety. they both join us next live. ♪ ♪ ♪

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a 2 minutes after the hour. came in 8 minutes behind the first place finisher but the real winner in this high school cross-country race this duo. when melanie bailey spotted injured come pet tropical storm she picked her up and carried her a quarter mile all the way to the finish line. now danielle and melanie join us to talk about what went on during that race. ladies, thanks for joining us. this picture certainly inspired myself and a lot of our viewers. thanks for being here. >> >> danielle, i'm going to start with you. you are about two miles into the race. and what happens to your knee? >> i was just running right along and my knee had a pop feeling and i just collapsed right to the ground. >> yeah. so very often have like a small knee injury but this made you actually fall to the ground and people are passing you by. what's going through your mind? >> i was just worried about this was a really big race.

and i wanted to make it to the finish. but i was so much pain, it just -- it was unbelievable. i don't know. >> melanie, you noticed danielle sitting there, crying in pain and you noticed all these people passing her by, too, not stopping to help. what made you stop to help. >> it was instinct detective. i didn't have to think about it i came over and asked her and said are you okay is she said she wasn't. i put her arm around me and i tried to lean her against me. it wasn't helping i said hop on my back. >> there are a lot of ways that you could have helpedder had. you could have lifted her up and then run and gotten help or something else. you decided to put her on your back. and carry her all the way. what made you decide to do all of that? >> i didn't even think about it. i just kind of did it. it wasn't something i thought about and had time to think about. i just -- it just happened. >> danielle, what's going through your mind? you are hoping to finish

this race. it's an important race to you. and your feet aren't even on the ground as you are crossing the finish line. >> it was a really ehe emotional moment for me. someone, a complete stranger to me just decided that they were going to pick me up on their back and carry me through. >> melanie, what do the teammates think about it? >> my teammates? >> yeah. >> my item mates think it's pretty cool. they thought it was really nice of me to do that and they are pretty proud of me. >> danielle, are you guys going to be friends forever after this? you create quite a bond. >> i hope. so she seems to be a really cool person. we obviously have a lot in common hear. i see a good friendship. >> yeah. even though you this are competing schools going head to head, you can do facebook and snap chat. have you been doing any of that? >> yeah, lots of snap chatting. >> lots of food references. >> ladies, what an inspiring story. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hope your knee gets

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hello, everyone. god morning. today is saturday, the 18th of october, 2009. i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert. president obama tapping this man to take on the ebola crisis. he has zero healthcare experience but plenty of political pull. so will this actually help the crisis? r. or fuel bureaucracy. >> a new chapter in the war on isis. the terror group reportedly taking to the skies and learning to fly three fighter jets stolen from the

iraqi army. should would he be worried about the effects on our homeland here? we'll have the latest. >> and kids crewly do say the darndest things if i can say it. >> excited a lot. >> how come? >> [whispering] gllg incredible story behind this interview. 3-d technology "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> too much time on the telephone ♪ can't go home ♪ who says you can't go home ♪ there is only one place ♪ they call me one of their own ♪ hometown boy ♪ who says you can't go

home? >> does this look fun or what? john deere and a tractor make anything better, especially on a saturday morning, we are kicking off "fox & friends" fall festival on our plaza here at 48th and 6th. come on down and celebrate with us. if you are celebrating at home, send us pictures of your jack-o-lanterns. >> keep in mind this is midtown, manhattan. we have improved it dramatically. if anybody can bring the sweet smelling america to the concrete jungle of midtown, it's "fox & friends." >> that and the smell of pumpkin carving. bouncy house. bring the kids on down. lots of fun. first, let's talk about something that has been probably trending and talked about more on social media this week than any other story. that is ebola now the white house taking the lead on this saying we have got things under control. calls to appoint a czar. somebody in charge who knows what they are doing white

house response to appoint this guy ron klain with no medical or healthcare experience. >> take a look at his resume. no medical or healthcare experience. not employee of the cdc or the national institute of health. is he a lawyer, a political operative of sorts. a were forechief of staff to vice president joe biden, a lawyer for al gore during the 2,000 recount. during that whole fiasco. hollywood tooks in actually made a movie about it it kevin spacey played this guy in the movie on the big screen. a key player in the solyndra scandal. do you think this is a good idea? >> the bad news is he is not even qualified to take your temperature but the good news is an obama voting hollywood liberal actor portrayed him in the film version of his life story it balances out in the end. he also, we should note, lob idea on behalf of fannie mae, the government backed mortgage giant that tanked the u.s. economy you may remember in 2008. he was taking money like a lot of big time democrats in d.c. on behalf of fannie mae

to get you to ignore the fact that they were wrecking the economy. perfect for ebola czar. >> get out there and get mortgage 100% financing and pay your closing cost for you even if you don't have a job and can't afford to pay it back. >> good news is ron klain got rich from it. that may make you feel better if you are living in a house that is under water. >> thomas frieden said the director of the cdc. they might think it's good news. not getting fired. just getting pushed aside. in a pr move according to charles krauthammer. he is on "special report" last night and had this to say. i don't think it will make a difference one way or the other. pr move from beginning to end. appearance in motion. this is what obama specializes in. va scandal, irs scandal. secret service here. >> scandal, you fire the guy at the top so you have the appearance of emotion. here you are putting a guy in who is supposedly going to coordinate. >> the rest of us look look

at ebola and say it's a public health threat because it is is thousands of have died. they look at this and say it's a political crisis. we need a political guy to manage it by the way, you could fix -- you could go a long way to helping this situation by restricting travel from west africa. somehow that's bigoted. >> some democrats that call, kay hag began of north carolina who had at first not wanted a travel ban from west africa. do support a travel ban. wait a second, republicans. if you wanted someone who has healthcare experience at the head of all of, this where is my surgeon general? we had appointed him a year ago where is my surgeon general? >> surgeon general is a joke. the surgeon general doesn't do anything. captain crunch outfit warns you about smoking. bad for you. >> glad i got to know that the surgeon general in my 30 years in dc something we all

know that cigarettes are naughty. >> meanwhile back here a home, still curious about how these dallas nurses have been infected and what is their status this morning. nurse nina pham's condition downgraded to fair after her transport to the nih in maryland. >> this as we are learning nurse amber vinson may have been showing symptoms when she traveled to ohio. >> will carr is live in dallas, texas, with the latest details of this unfolding story. will, good morning. >> good morning, guys. many of nina pham's friends and co-workers now wondering how she is doing now that she has been moved to maryland. she was transported on thursday. when she left dallas, like you mentioned, she was in good condition but since been downgraded to fair condition at the national institutes of health where she is receiving treatment around the clock. we are told that she is tired but that she is not getting any worse. and that she is resting comfortably. >> you have to remember, she has been under our care for less than 12 hours. we are just taking a a very conservative assessment at this point.

>> the second nurse that come down with ebola amber vinson is in stable condition at emory hospital in atlanta. she flew from dallas to ohio last weekend and then back on monday. there are now reports out that she didn't feel well last weekend and authorities are now monitoring 16 people that she came into contact with another healthcare worker who handled specimens from thomas eric duncan is now in isolation on a cruise ship returning from the caribbean supposed to get back to texas some time tomorrow. she he is in isolation like i mentioned. not he showing any signs of being sick. texas health officials here say they are not taking any chances. they have actually issued a travel ban for any of the healthcare workers who came into contact with duncan. any of those workers are not supposed it to travel for the next 21 days. guys, back to you. >> you wonder why that wasn't the policy in the first place when amber can calls the cdc i have a fever. may be low grade. sure go ahead. >> you have been happened ling the ebola count but

that's totally fine. >> thanks, will. >> headlines this saturday. if you want to vote in texas next month. you better show your i.d. breaking overnight the supreme court rejected the justice department's emergency request to block the state's controversial voter i.d. law in the upcoming midterm critics say it will unfairly keep minorities from the polls. >> a dramatic rescue as two people pulled from the water off the coast of washington state. their 67-foot yacht began taking on water forcing them to begin abandoning ship. carried 700 gallons of diesel fuel is 180 feet below the water. "the washington post" guard and state officials are working to see if the vessel can be salvaged. overnight pictures of damage following gone zal la's wrath or bermuda. starting to pour in. incoming down trees and causing power lines to blow.

winds topped 110 miles per hour. one building getting part of its roof torn off. so far no injuries. no injuries have been reported. extreme weather also hitting off the coast of hawaii. ana turning into category 1 hurricane packing winds up to it 7 a miles per hour. and an update to the story we have been following here on "fox & friends." houston not backing down after trying to order its pastors to hand over their sermons or be held in contempt of court. a court saying the city is k. no longer demand sermons related to homosexuals gender identity. parker the city's first openly gay mayor. but now they have to turn over any related speeches. an attorney for the five pastors saying the subpoenas violate the first amendment. those are your headlines you think? >> all because these pastors

have been on a campaign to go against these so-called gender neutral bathrooms that would allow men to go into women's restrooms. >> some creepy politician doesn't like your political opinion but sicks the government on you? >> you gave a speech last week the government wants to see it? >> make sure my thoughts have been approved. i get it. >> check in with rick reichmuth whose thoughts have been approved or actually disapproved. >> take a look at the weather maps. want to talk about hurricane gonzalo. you talk about bermuda though. island 15 miles wide. center of the storm went right over the top of it. quite remarkable. pulling away. rough day in bermuda. this storm is going to have impact across newfoundland. a lot of people do fall foliage. could be a rough day. this storm go and impact parts of the u.k. take a look at today's temperatures across the northern plains into the great lakes and northeast.

there is a batch of cold air and it is going to move in towards the northeast tomorrow. very cold air. see little bit of snow flying tonight and tomorrow night across the highest elevations around parts of the northeast and the manhattan. out -- so it is fall, everybody is super excited about fall. there is no better way to celebrate the season than with face painting obviously. we have derek little -- derek and company. parker happy your face is done. we have got to get the other half done. >> we are going to do a spider web. close your eyes for a second. >> you say people can do this at home? >> mom could use eye shadow. i'm using water activated makeup which you can probably fine at michaels, i believe snaza roo. go basically the way spider

web, made united states out from the eyes. if a mom has a liquid liner or something. >> you are like the bob rolls of faces right now. >> it's true. >> the way this is going on. this is bob ross. landscape. >> happy little cloud. >> so he we are doing this today because it's our big fall festival out here. if anybody is watching right now, come on down, bring your kids down, aday long painting faces fall festival all day long. your face is contained of starting to look a little bit scary. you look like you have a spider scary. >> not that scary. >> oto up like this and do inverted u to make a web. this is one of the eastiest faces you can do for a kid follow halloween. >> this is very impressive. clayton, this is so easy you can do this with your guard. >> anybody can do that at home.

>> parker, you are looking awesome. nicely done. >> thank you very much. everybody is going to be here all morning long. come down here and get your face painted. >> looks like spider woman. >> adorable. isis could soon be taking its terror fight to the sky. former iraqi pilots reportedly training islamic militants to fly captured syrian warplanes. what does this say about the war on isis? we will take a closer look on that one. >> who can get any work with this guy in the studio? it's the show stopping dog. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing.

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isis could soon be taking terror fight to the sky. after a report former pilots are militants to fly captured syrian warplanes. can you believe this? could this be a game changer for the u.s.? columnist for the national review and daily tell graph. tom, nice to see you this morning. >> good to be with you. thank you. we have been hearing this narrative that the coalition forces are up in the air pounding targets on the ground. now it seems that targets could be up in the air, too. isis this possible? recommendation it is possible. because the islamic state have been pretty successful in terms of taking territory and holding territory there are syrian air force bases in syria. the fact that they have captured a few of those. and the fact that they have actually posted now some photos on -- i have seen some photos on twitter that seems to show piloted in the cockpits. it is a possibility. >> a possibility. how long will training take? if you are going it teach me

how to become a fighter pilot to fight one of the greatest air forces in the world? how would that take? it seems like longer than a few weeks. is it a failure of logistics on the part of united states? >> on both counts i think you are right it is a difficult task to train a pilot. especially with these jets. sort of meg 21s or 23s which are old planes. contrast thosibility can as with the u.s. air force or u.s. aviation no comparison is. military people always say don't be overconfident. once these -- if these -- if isis do have these planes and if they take to the air, then they are going to very quickly find themselves in the difficult situation when they come up to meet, you know, u.s. f-15s or f-18s. at the same time though, i i think it shows the fact that there is an intelligence gap on the part of the u.s. that central command would clearly take by surprise by these reports and quite

frankly don't know exactly what is going on. >> so that's a great point. let's dive a little bit morere deeply into that. an intelligence gap. what does that say about our goals and our ability to reach those goals if we can't even get the proper intelligence to know that isis fighters are now grabbing old aircraft and taking to the skies? >> yeah. well, this is something i wrote about earlier this week for national review. and my point was that because we don't have enough human intelligence officers on the ground in syria, which admittedly is easy for me to say in the studio. it's a point in war where you have to have people on the ground giving you reliable intelligence when you don't have the kind of preference in terms of air controllers robust air campaign. if we are thinking about the number of air missions that the central command is releasing each day, they are pretty low compared to what you would need for this kind of operation. the problem becomes is that you see, although the united states has been able to push isis back in co-bane, they

are advancing very much on the front this situation is a lot worse than actually the pentagon being honest about. and but that's not the pentagon's fault. that's because the white house is putting them under extraordinary pressure to say look, we are doing. this it's going well. >> you worry about the propaganda side of this. not so much that they are actually going to be using these logistically in battle. what do you mean. >> if they can show a video or photographs of themselves holding planes. then they begin -- plays to that notion on the part especially of young men that look at our cause. now we have an air force. we are taking territory. america can't contest against it now we have an air force and we are going forward. it's a big thing. you know, again, in the middle east especially with a group like isis. perfection is as important if not more important than

reality. and so the fact that they can show themselves with these planes galvanizes their own base of support. drives more people though their cause, deters people from fighting against them. and puts them, again, in that position of strategic, the central strategic initiativ. puts them in the authority position there. >> i can't help but wonder what this may feel like go to marine pilots who helped train the iraqis who learn how to fly who are now training isis to learn how to fly. tom rogan great to he sue this morning. great writing on all of this as well. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show. alonginging for a job. you will want to work here. the company that pays its workers double what the other retailers. we will show you what that place is ladies, would you have put off having kids if your employer paid you to? it's happening. but is it sending the wrong message? we will debate it next. live. send us your thoughts, tucker is logged into our facebook page for the first time in the green room. and is he waiting for your responses, facebook.com/ff weekend is the place for our

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massachusetts police found in the pocket of a drug dealer. he has been named pocket waiting to get adopted anna. >> all right. tucker, thanks so much. we are going to have a lively debate facebook and apple with grand new incentives out for female employees join our team and we will help you cover the cost of freezing your egg eggs. something we haven't heard very often o. does this send the wrong message to women that work comes first? susan patton is best known as the principalston mom. -- princeton mom. pluck relations expert. author of motherhood rescheduled the new frontier of ig freezing and the women who tried it they join us for a fair and balanced debate. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> our ears perked up this week when you hear about this latest perk trend in silicone valley. does this make though family comes number two and work comes number one? >> not necessarily, i think it's a great tool for women.

it gives them more power in planning when they have their family in their whole life plan. i guess the question is, you know, is it going to be pressure for them to not start their families when they might have normally? >> so, what do you think, susan? is this an empowering tool for females? >> no, i don't think it's empowering tool. it's empowering tool for businesses paying women to to the not get pregnant. companies don't want to have to deal with paternity leave or flex time or job sharing or messy complications that women part of the workforce when they want to have children. women shouldn't think they are being empowered by. this freezing eggs is no guarantee of motherhood. most of the time freezing eggs doesn't result in live birth. >> sometimes you end up picking the wrong spouse early on because you feel it's time to have children, the clock is ticking or you pick mr. right now from a sperm bank, right? and do it that way and do it on your own. then there is a kid left

without a two parent family. could this be helpful? >> very helpful. first generation of freezers decade ago when freezing became available. number one reason they froze is because they didn't have a partner. when i wrote my book motherhood rescheduled i followed women to see what they did froze their eggs, gave them time to find a partner. they dated and get themselves in a position to have a tammy. >> what's the danger of having kids when you are in the midst of the height of your political career when you are up and up late 20's and early 30's and you don't have time for your kids? >> i don't think there is danger ever in having a healthy child no such thick in danger of having a healthy child. i think the problem is you are going to freeze your eggs for late 30's and then when are you going to have them implanted invitro. go through know pause and childbirth at the same time. >> that doesn't seem to be logical. >> most women are having them by their mid 40s. not creating some crazy society. >> even mid 40s, no one

loves babies more than i do and i absolutely having tiny little babies. the thought of having babies in my mid 40s, oh my god, you no longer have the energy, the stamina, the patience in your mid 40s you are going to start having babies? >> about the numbers. i know there are a lot of women that do, i don't think it's practical. >> more and more women are starting to do at which time the percentage of females giving birth to first child at the age over 35 has increased. look at this in 2009 from 6.7% to 11%. in 2012. things i'm most concerned about this policy at facebook and apple has to do with what about women who actually do take the time off of work to have their babies, are they going to be discriminated against when they look to reenter the workforce because the employer is going to say gee, if you were really serious about your career you would have frozen your eggs. >> a lot of people are saying facebook and apple are trailblazers on this and it will become more mainstream similar to birth

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media art project. this is scary. temporary tattoo says sent young girl to the er with burns. 7-year-old named haley dressed up as pee caulk for halloween party using fright night eye shadow tattoos for makeup. skin started getting red and swollen. doctors said it was a chemical burn. >> from china? >> everything hurt it, the breeze, we couldn't turn the air on in the car. we couldn't put on it. >> no word on the packaging about a chemical burn. just a list of infreed cents. she was given steroid cream and antibiotics. a week later still healing. indianapolis colts owner dui arrest. the video shows him stumbling unstudy on ohis feet as officers talk to him. he was pulled over in march forer rat particular driving. inside his car police found prescription pills and

$29,000 in cash. last month billionaire sentenced to year probation. the nfl suspended him to six games and fined him half a million dollars. check this out. talk about rough. a rough first alert forecast. a dog stealing the show during a canadian weather report. >> warm up nicely though as you gte into the weekend. [ laughter ] >> okay. you are on your own. all right. you are on your own. here, do you want to play -- 17 on sunday. by monday, 18 degrees and by tuesday, we are looking at somewhere around 16. normal for this time year. >> he doesn't look like a dog earn person does he? >> we'll be back with more. >> chewing through his leash and jumping on the weather man. the pup was brought as part of an adoption event to the local humane society, it's not clear that he was adopted. i bet he is now. >> a true fact canada has more sled dogs than people. >> true? >> yes. i think that's true because

every sled takes like 11 dogs or something like that. a lot of sled dogs. it's a great country. >> i do not believe that for a second, tucker. >> i did indeed make that up. >> i'm not convinced that that dog got adopted either. you have a really goofed person who is adopting that dog. wife don't we do that from now on at least when we do our puppy segment it should be dogs. noah issued its winter weather outlook. if you are wondering what winter is going to look like. i know clayton morris is, this is the temperature outlook below average down across parts of the south love average all of the west northeast as well above average of much of the south. el nino develop. that's still the thought. bring more moisture to the southern tier of the country. over the winter. today though, across the northeast, we will see some scattered showers, even a little snof overnight in the highest elevations. down to the southeast, a nice warm clear day for the

most part in towards the northern plains warming up towards the western high plains. 68 in alliance nebraska. out across the west. we will be looking at really quite a nice day. but it's fall across parts of the northeast. clayton. >> it's hayride time, my friend. >> it is fall and it is hayride time. classic fall activities. we have the behind the scenes from one of the top hayride places in the country. we have got randy baits, you are the owner of the baits motel you are creeping me out already with this. >> i'm the owner of the baits hotel and haunted hayride along with my wife and kids. >> baits hotel your haunted place is considered the scariest in the country. >> one of the scariest in the country. always making the top 13 list. >> 13 scariest. >> is this one of your hayride setups here? >> am i allowed to hop in. >> absolutely. >> can i join you on a high ride? what are you going as this year? >> candy land queen. >> of course. she has got that ready.

you and i both. can we fire it up and take a little ride. >> absolutely. >> what what makest to creepy. >> 7 a actors and people jumping out and scaring you. wagons we have are 24 feet long. randy, you make hay rides safe. >> he yes. >> i never thought that hay rides would be dangerous. they can be. >> they can be. not properly trained. you don't use the proper equipment. locking pen such as. this you hook the wagon to it locks. in it can't come apart. it can't bounce out. >> this is your expertise. what is it that you think people love so much about fall? we don't do these for spring or summer or winter getting outside and leaves change. weather is starting to cool down. bond fires, great food. and it's time for halloween. and the good scares. >> we are bonding over here.

i'm learning all about some of their crafts. you are going to be dipping, what? >> sprinkles. >> oh, sprinkle going to be doing some crafts out here, boo he we are bonding. you don't mind if i do this for the rest of the show? hayride -- >> -- hope those parents know that clayton ops -- menace to society. all right. so thank you very much. you find out more information boring the philadelphia area. >> philadelphia area the bits motel.com. you have are here all morning here with straw in his pants? straw in my bs pants how we kick things off on the show. >> trick or treat. >> sorry about that. >> allies family is now skewing the government saying they have been covering up the truth about what actually happened. get to the crernlt of it next. >> two dogs stolen right

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chicago. it took less than three minutes. the men stuck to the stuck the three bulldogs in the trunk of their car and drove off. >> well, in 2012, lance corporal greg buckley jr. celebrated 21st birthday in afghanistan. he wanted to come home to drink his first legal beer with his dad. that never happened. soon after corporal buckley was shot and killed in cold blood by one of his so-called afghan allies. >> he went over there. he did what you asked him to do. and the people he was training and helping over there, they turned on him. they turned on him and he told me weeks ago, dad, she are shady. i don't want to be here. >> his father's heart break got worse not only was his killer let off with a slap' on the wrist just seven years in prison. now his family believes the marine corps is trying to cover up the whole thing. the attorney for the family michael bow hey joins us

now. we should say that mr. bowie is representing the family pro bono not in this to get rich doing it because you think it is the right thing. >> tell us about this lawsuit and what's spurred it. >> what spurred it is the murder of greg buckley afghanistan base in average in 2012. the center focus of that murder was a corrupt afghan police chief called sarwar january thrown off a marine base and he was corrupt and extorting the local pop' police. he was collaborating with the taliban and involved in afghan practice it where they take young boys from families and use them as sex slaves. he was thrown off that ways and written up about him for sen command. somehow they allowed him back on to forward separation basis deli. he brought an entourage of not afghan police mental but

boys. one grabbed a rifle two days before he was supposed to come home. murdered him and three others in the gymnasium unarmed and undefended. since that time, the buckley family hasn't been able to get any information, any of the disclosures that are required under federal law to all of our gold star families. they are entitled to all the relevant information about the murder of their son. >> can i st.~paul you and say how did he just get seven years. why did the u.s. government put up with that? >> that's one of the i that he they want information on. they everywhere promised in the beginning. they wanted him prosecuted in the eastern district. he murdered marines on a marine corps base. >> on u.s. property. they were convinced it would be better to be done in afghanistan and a they were assured that he would be tried as an adult that they would be kept informed. that they would be able to participate and get some assistance in going over there. then, they didn't hear anything they weren't kept apprised. on the eve of trial they were told for the first time he was going to be tried as a juvenile in afghanistan. they weren't told that the trial was going to start the

next day. they were told they weren't going to get any assistance going over there. and then they learned in the media, three days later that the trial had happened, and he had been sentenced for seven years. >> why would we put up with this murdering three u.s. marines and getting away with it? i mean, we installed that government. we run the country in effect. why would we let this to happen? >> it's one of the shames here, right? one of the shames is if we were here the family obviously would participate. would bear witness. they would go to court and a they would make sure the right things are being done. they didn't have the opportunity to do that in afghanistan. they were hoping the marine corps, because it was throw of their men murdered would make sure that the right things were done in afghanistan. and if they weren't, that this person be prosecuted in the united states. and we have now sent letters to the attorney in the eastern district of new york asking that they indict this individual and have him extradited for trial here in the united states. >> thank heaven. thanks for coming on: up next big ruling overnight if

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nice to see you doc, welcome back. >> always great to be back. tools for happy family in five days. if there is a lot of discomfort and stress in your family. here the stress in the hallways we. >> don't ask kids questions. say woman. women love to ask questions. by the way for all men, okay, and women. now, listen, us men, we hate questions. we hate the why word. put it away. kids hate it too. kid comes home from school how was your day in school today honey. what did you do in school today nothing. what have you been out? what did you do? nothing. save your breath. insist on a question how about this one. tucker, i would like your opinion about something what does that say? it says i value what you you think. i'm interested. kids shut parents down. they become slam and clickers as i like to call them. they go to their bedroom slam and click the door and text their buddies. >> how do you get information out of

of-teenagers? who are you dating after all? tell me? you are not going to get an answer? >> you don't do that. you sit back and when you stop asking questions, within a day or two, a kid is going to come and say hey, dad, is there anything wrong? life is great. >> show respect by not asking the dating question? >> it's part of it. kids, this is what you have to know, tucker. how old are your kids? >> i'm not going to tell you, they are old. >> they are older. they don't answer questions. that's how old they are. >> kids really want us to it affirm them and please them. so, one of the ways you show kids respect hold those suckers accountable. so when he they're running ooff at the mouth at 16 and think they are going to use the car. wait until they're looking for the kids and pull the rug out and say the car is not going anywhere and neither are you. as a mom, you have got to make sure your son respects you as a dad you have a tremendous imprint on your daughter and you have got that thing going. but parents need to stand up

just be parents. this isn't rocket science this is simple. >> i love the third in. maybe it's the super hero theme in the house team work. having this idea of team work. kids pick up dishes. >> we're not your slave dogs. that's the message. i think sometimes you just have to just take the little buzzard by the beak. 12-year-old doesn't clean his room. hire his sister who is he not very fond of to begin with to clean his word for him without his knowledge, pay for it out of his allowance and you got his attention. >> everybody works. do you rear your kid in a home or motel? most americans rear them in motels, room service, food service and nothing is expected of them. we bring up kids centered of the universe. if you are a person of faith. where is god in a kid's life. all kinds of things that just have legitimized this mentality of entitlement. crazy what we are doing to kids today. don't be afraid to

discipline them. give them vitamin n. as adults, we don't hang out with people we don't like. kids aren't going to hang out with you if you are not a likeable parent. does that mean you let them run over you? no, you discipline them because you love them. >> you like those tips and want some more the book is have a happy family by friday. dr. kevin lehman, thank you so much. >> that's really wise. >> that book is a scam. you could have a happy family by wednesday. [ laughter ] >> great to see you. >> keep that in mind. thank you. >> coming up, president obama appoints an ebola czar but he has zero experience in healthcare. he has been lobbying instead. is he really the right person for the job? governor mike huckabee is on deck. >> i was wondering who was talking in the hall. it was governor huckabee. >> and this is a story everybody is talking about this morning. she was on maternity leave and ordered to court. this attorney turn brought her baby along. she joins us live with her story next. on my journey across america,

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>> watching "fox & friends." ♪ rock me momma like a wagon wheel ♪ rock me momma anyway you feel ♪ hey momma rock me ♪ >> which version do you like better medicine show or medicine show. apparently bob dylan had a hand in writing that tune. >> we have got just a bucket of fun with a bounce house, a hayride, arts and crafts, face painting, pumpkin carving, it's a fall festival "fox & friends" style. >> no one does it better than fox here on the plaza if we can brag for a moment. hayride is the only one you are going it see in midtown, manhattan today. there is a lot coming up on the show. >> opening this up to the public, too. if you are in the city, come on down seriously. get to do all of this for free. >> on facebook page ff weekend. send us photos of your kids out there with the jack-o-lanterns if you can't make it to midtown manhattan

facebook.com/ff weekend. angry bird showed up and batman just showed up. posting those pictures up on our facebook page. >> never too early to celebrate halloween. >> we want you to be part of the show. keep those emails and facebook messages and tweets coming. get right to your news headlines this saturday morning. update on two nurses contracting ebola nina pham good to fair condition two days after nih hospital in dallas. officials are stressing she is not deteriorating. this comes as we learn nurse amber vinson was, quote, feeling funny when boarded the plane to fly to cleveland. meaning she may have been in the more advanced stage of the deadly virus, she is currently in stable company. if you want to vote in texas it next month, you better show your identification, while you were sleeping, the supreme court rejected the justice department's emergency request to block the state's zoferl voter i.d. law in the upcoming mid terms, critics say it will

unfairly keep the minorities from the polls. a rude awakening for guests sleeping at hotel. a car crashes into the outside wall through a room and into the hallway. two people were inside at the time fortunately weren't hurt. the driver also walking away without any injuries. police say he fell asleep behind the wheel. and overnight, gonzalo slams into bermuda, leaving behind a mess of damage. category 2 storm packing winds of 110 miles per hour. knocking down trees and damaging homes. parts of the roof of this building, torn completely off. 31,000 people are still without power this morning after high winds forced several transformers to blow. no jirs have been reported. extreme weather off othe coast of hawaii.

anna turning into category 1. packing winds up to it 7 a miles per hour. and those are your headlines. >> all right. let's bring in governor mike huckabee to talk about some of the big stories making headlines this morning. >> there are so many. >> yes, there are. ron klain gets chosen as ebola czar. is there a clearer demonstration that the white house sees ebola not as a public crisis primarily but primarily as a political crisis. >> political and public relations crisis. that's why you bring in somebody who is a pr operative. otherwise you would bring in somebody who is really skilled of taking care of a large complex problem, breaking it down, delegating authority, having people report back. it looks like the logical choice someone who is a general or governor quite frankly. that would have been my pick. >> maybe you are jumping too quickly. take a look at his resume and see if it shakes out what the theory here. no medical healthcare background. ebola is a a medical issue. former chief of staff to vice president biden. does that quali him?

he is also a former fannie mae lobbyist. does that qualify him? lawyer for al gore during the 2000 recount which of course was played by kevin spacey that that movie recount. also, he talked the white house into backing solyndra. he told the white house look, i know it's risky. i know it's a risky venture. you know what? good companies take risks. >> one thing on resume very significant. former aid to joe biden. is he used to cleaning big messes. at least that has given him some experience in dealing with a disaster in trying to figure out how to clean up, you know, something of gargantuan proportions. >> republicans or democrats are saying wait a second is. you had an opportunity to push through our surgeon general. we had an appointment a year ago. being held up in the senate. we would have a surgeon out there generalizing. >> which is exactly what they do by the way. >> not that there is not some role for a surgeon general. in this it's not about

having an individual. it's about having a strategy. it's about reacting to a crisis that you didn't see coming. you can't always see the crisis coming. but, once it comes, then you need to have some response that shows leadership and it shows that you are taking command. that's what has lacked here. the president hasn't taken command. appoint ago czar is only good if that czar is going to report directly to the president because that means he is really managing the crisis. here's the problem. this czar is not going to report directly to the president. and the idea of a surgeon, you wonder how many excuses have we got? one, that the cuts to the nih and the cuts to the cdc which turned out not to be true because this particular division of cdc actually has more money, not less money. there is is always an excuse. there is never just going to the podium and saying i scriewfd up. and here is what we are going to do to fix it. >> all right. well the front page of the "new york times" today has a piece that says amid assurances on ebola boom has said -- cool, calm collected

president. in the article it says he told aids they needed to get ahead of events and demanded a more hands on approach particularly from the centers for disease control and prevention. he was not satisfied with the response a senior official said. so, is it -- what took so long? >> well, if he he wants to get ahead of it. one of the ways to get ahead of it the before people come here with ebola keep them in the countries that they are. this is one of the nonsensical things that we have heard. it's better for public health to let them continue to travel. that's like saying the kid next door has a real bad case of the flu. my healthy kid has invited him over for a sleep over. does ha make sense? not to anybody who has ever had children. i'm just wondering is there an adult running the show? is there somebody who brought their brain to work and didn't leave it on the bed stand because i think common sense tells us that if you want to contain a disease you contain it where it is. you don't let it start spreading out and infecting other people. >> how many times you have read this kind of story in the "times."

>> i don't read the "times." >> let's say you did. say you were stuck on an airplane and had to read it the president is in political trouble his aids call up the stenographer at the "new york times" saying the president is very concerned and his staff who has screwed this up, north his fault. if brecial november knew how long the bread lines were he would be upset. >> once again you have made the point. that is we don't have anyone who is saying i'm responsible. there is no one i'm response sin. blame somebody. throw them under the bus. worst of all limb it look like it was the nurse's fault. i thought that was the most offensive. let me tell you something. if i were a healthcare official and intake part i would be very concerned. these are people though every day put their lives on the line coming in with god knows what. to ever blame them nor anything that should go

wrong. >> pointing the incorporate her what protocol? we didn't have a protocol. >> what protocol? i keep hearing the president and the cdc talk about the protocols. it turns out they can't identify those protocols. >> they are not even sure how she got ebola. even to this moment they haven't identified the means of transmission. >> keep the story in texas for a moment. this outrageous story basically five christian pastors now won't have to turn over their sermons any longer. they were going to be forced to do that under houston equal rights ordinance. now no longer they have to do that. being asked to hand over their speeches so they can see what's being said in their speeches. what did you make of this story? >> it's the most flagrant example of constitutional aabuse of power i have seen in a public official in a long time. the mayor of houston is so apparently unaware of the first amendment of the constitution instead of sending speeches our correspondents with church

members. every pastor ought to get a big big copy of the first amendment. underline the relevant portions and send it to the mayor and say you really ought to try reading it some time. it would be amazing what you would learn that a government contact tell a pass are tore what to say. can't monitor it see if it's approved speech. >> would i would they have to. city council transgender rest rooms and transgender rights. a number of houston people, understandably were upset the fact their 7-year-old daughter could go into a lady's restroom and there would be a 42-year-old man going because he felt better about being there he they couldn't get the ordinance turned so they did what citizens do. they got signatures, put it on the ballot. then the heavy handed houston city father said they didn't have enough signatures even though they had almost 10 times the number of signatures required. when they threw it off the ballot, then those groups, that citizen group led by pastors sued the city. that's what triggered this where the mayor, i guess,

decided and the city attorney they are going to really get heavy handed and under the guise of discovery, they are enough to pushing for it. the mayor says wefl we really didn't intend this. this is pro-bono attorneys. that's a lie. she tweeted out that sermons fair game. that was her words. >> unbelievable. peefl are going to have one of the pastors. pastors came here as vietnam me boat people exescaping what is he finding in exhibition texas. >> i remember when i left it was the aclu. sided of unbelievable. >> tonight on the fox news channel. can we get you to go in the groom room and jump on facebook and answer viewer questions about this. >> would you like me to do that. >> we would like that. we confronted you on live tv about it so you can't say. >> no sure can i.

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>> mike huckabee answering your questions on facebook. go to facebook.com/ff weekend. there he is. weigh in on all the hot topics of the weekend. i just posted a picture of our next guest. >> two nurses infected with ebola virus after caring for patient thomas duncan liberian national. this as nurses across america say nurses are not prepared to deal with deadly virus. >> is enough being done to protect our healthcare workers and what are nurses saying in the emergency room? are they ready for an outbreak? here to weigh in is nurse practitioner erin tolbert. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what kind of training you have had in your hospital. >> the not coordinated very well. haven't gotten a strong message from the cdc what to do to prepare for this virus. hospitals are are starting to ramp up. video how to put on and take off this protective equipment. we have been having meetings with administrators because there is really a lot of logistics at play here.

for example, you know, we're doing double gloving and the nurses are saying have you tried to double glove these gloves that we currently have in the emergency department? we need to get new ones? there are a lot of small details to work out. starting to look at those and get ready for possible ebola case in our hospitals around the nation. >> see what the nurse's survey around the country, 60% of nurses say their hospitals are not prepared to deal with ebola. had not communicated any policy for patients admitted with ebola. it seems like a mess. >> right. it really is. we didn't get a strong message on the front. the cdc said oh, any hospital in our country can treat this disease. nurses knew it wasn't true. it obviously wasn't true. the initial attempts of have been botched a little bit. we have seen though that they are starting to take things more seriously now. patients have been transferred to the nih. that should have been the original response. not every hospital is prepared to deal with this.

he we need centralized location to treat these patients with experts trained have hands on experience in dealing with highly infectious diseases. >> when are we going to find out precisely how these nurses were infected? we heard they violated protocol. being blamed at first. i never heard a succinct how they violated. how exactly did they get the disease do we know? >> we don't know yet how they got the disease there was no protocol. the cdc publishes a few guidelines on web site and how to protect yourself from ebola. for example, their necks were left exposed. there wasn't hands on instruction or tutorials as to how to protect yourself is. most likely we think they were infected because of exposed skin. if you had an opening to your skin, and touched, you know, yourself, with body fluids of an ebola patient you could become infected. that's the most likely reason but we probably won't know for sure. you know, we don't have video footage i assume of this. so there will remain a question.

>> a lot of misinformation how long this virus last and airborne, et cetera et cetera. >> erin tolbert, thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> as if the secret service didn't have enough problems. this morning, news of another security breach at the white house. >> it's the story everybody is talking about. she was on maternity leave and ordered to court. this attorney brought her baby along. she joins us live with her story coming up. ♪ stop in the name of love ♪ before i -- before you break my heart. ♪ stop in the name of love

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after being accused of plotting terror for isis. the man accused of plotting to kill police. security breach this morning to tell you about at the white house. just now going public. it happened in 2008.rman tourisd right through the front door as another group of tourists left. they bypassed all screening. only spotted when a secret service agent saw them with an unauthorized cameras. just the latest incident coming to light as the man allegedly broke into the white house last month and made it all the way through security. anna? >> all right, clayton, thanks. 23 minutes past the hour. attorney new mother says she was forced to bring her baby to court after atlanta judge refused to delay her hearing. stacy harris mcnicole claimed she had no one to watch her 4 week old daughter. that judge said that was no excuse. he even went as far as to scold the new mom when her baby began to cry inside the courtroom. immigration attorney stacy

harrison nicole joins us now with her baby. thanks for being with us. >> good morning, thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> tell us what happened. this seems like quite a pickle you found yourself in >> yes, it was. i was hired by individuals to show up for court on october 7th, and i had filed a request for a continuance and submitted a letter from my doctor about a month in advance in compliance with the immigration court practice manual. i did not hear about a decision on that request until october 3rd. and the request was denied. that was only a couple days before the hearing, so i decided i had no choice but to bring my baby because she was less than six weeks old, so i couldn't put her in a day care. i don't have any family in georgia to help me out. and i'm new to georgia so i really don't have any

friends or support network here so i decided to bring her. when we came to court, the judge did not like her being there. and basically embarrassed me in front of a full courtroom saying it was inappropriate that i had brought her. and he ultimately ended up giving me a continuance to, after my medical leave is completed. and so i ultimately got what i had originally asked for in my motion. >> but, stacy, that's after embarrassing you inside the courtroom. after your baby started crying and said that that was disturbing. look i agree with you. my hands were tied and i had no other choice. how did he proceed to tell you about how good or bad of a mother you are? >> he said your pediatrician must be appalled that you brought your daughter to court here and exposing her to all these germs. who knows what kind of germs are here today. and so i -- yeah, thats with

a just -- that took the cake. >> i can't even imagine how you felt. >> yeah. >> at that moment. >> yeah. >> the the judge's argument was that you knew about this hearing date when you accepted being hired for this case and you say? >> precisely. my answer to that is, yes, i did know about the hearing date but i saw the boy, my clients originally their consultation was in the beginning of july. and he they just come in and they did not object to me asking for a continuance based on my maternity leave. they were totally fine with it i'm their counsel of choice. people have the right to choose who they want to be their attorney. and they should not be denied that right because that attorney happens to be pregnant. >> two other judges did give you an exception. and the third one ultimately did. we thank you for your time. and we know that you have become kind of the face of maternity leave being a good enough excuse for getting a

continuance. we appreciate your time. >> thank you so much for having me. >> beautiful baby, too. 26 minutes after the hour. up next on "fox & friends," back to earth after two years in space. what was this mystery military plane doing up there in the first place. rumors are pouring in about a top military mission. fall festival continues on the plaza. we are digging into favorite fall foods like caramel apples. stick around. ♪ love will keep us together ♪ i said it before ♪ and i'll say it again ♪ love is pretend ♪ i need you now ♪ and i need you then ♪ just stop make it "mini." like campbell's® mini chicken pot pies. awesome, mom. get recipes at campbellskitchen.com suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose

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president obama appointed someone named ron klain as the new ebola caesar to oversee the government's ebola czar. you know that's going to be a tough. not as tough as introducing yourself as the ebola czar. how are you doing? i'm the ebola king. mr. ebola, how are you doing? so true. >> ewe. >> he has a lot of purell in his pocket as he walks around. >> not enough. >> out on the plaza in just moments for fall festival. >> hayride. first tell you about headlines right now. first police officer who fatally shot unarmed teenager michael brown fights for his life. told federal investigators that brown had him pinned to

his patrol car as the two fought for his gun. the 18-year-old as was shot six times. wilson says it was in self-defense. but witnesses claim brown had his hands raised up. the deadly shooting two months ago continues to fuel racial unrest and protest in a st. louis suburb. a pennsylvania state trooper seriously hurt in the deadly ambush outside the police barracks now out of the hospital. alex douglas was transferred to rehabilitation center where he will continue his recovery. corporal brian dixon was killed in the attack when eric frein allegedly opened fire. the search for the 31-year-old is entering into 36th day. police continue to focus on the dense woods of the pike monroe county border in the poconos. the air force's top secret space plane are returning to earth. the x 37 b touching down at air force base in

california. government isn't revealing what the unmanned craft was doing. some say spy equipment. others say would have been able to capture other country's satellites. >> ultimate show of sportsmanship during a north dakota high school cross-country race. melanie bailey spotted injured competitor daniel wanu. she picked her up and carried her a quarter mile all the way to the finish line the duo joined us earlier to tell us about the moment. >> it wasn't something i thought about and had time to think about. i just -- it just happened. >> it was a really emotional moment for me: a complete stranger to me just decided that they are going pick me up on back and carry me through. >> very cool. the two strangers are now friends. that's your evidence lines and on a big note there. out to rick reichmuth at the corner of 48 and 6th here at the fall festival on the

plaza. >> guy gap particular crowd out here. see all the people out here and everybody clapping excited to be here. we are happy you are here. welcome. take a look at the weather maps. really nice day today across the northeast. really big troubles coming in. we will put this into motion scattered stowers and clouds today. see that popping in overnight theation snow down across the central application eggs legislations snow flurries. today first alert forecast across the north coast a algt birth rainier out across parts of the edges and covet many comes in tomorrow. plenty of dry denies' temps looking good. warming up again, 73 in scottsbluff. up to 60 in bismarck. out across areas of the west mostly dry except far western parts of texas and new mexico. for the most part, a pretty great day as well. the wind moves in tonight and tomorrow across the

pacific northwest. you guys came outside. >> james and brook have continuous array of fall stuff. noing us at food. kitchen and co-tores of just cooking. >> thanks for having me on. i love my table i want to learn how far to put a door trick-or-treaters. i can fix tig anything to our door. i can have a party us we can do a lot of crazy stuff? absolutely they come right off. >> so, when you dive into food, this is one of my wife's all-timive ritz. camel' pell. we have the web site for the care nell on i-we have got

the recipe on the web site. butter, cream, sugar basically bring it all to a boil. until it boils really looking for 265 degrees temperature. it's really simple. roll your apples in it and dip it into something so they don't get too sticky and boom. >> i'm a specialist in high calorie food. i'm not sure what it is but i felt it was god. >> not rocket science. appear pep. so easy to do. >> heat up vegetable oil and drizzle pancake? >> yeah. we have the recipe for you on the web site. >> fun for kids. >> it is. kids love hot oil. >> they love that but then i also make our daughter eat the really good food like our egelands best egg frutato roasted sweet potato and roasted turkey as a mom i love egg lands best.

oh, they are grabbing it what about the frutata? >> that will be hard to give away. holy smokes. >> want some funnel take? >> do you want egg frutata we. >> we have fall fair food. we have got to have stuff on sticks. alexia sweet potato puffs. crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. all natural ingredients. in the supermarket or moser something to do it. read it taste like fall. don't forget about the orange, honey. >> what is the monster mash. >> this is torng moo scream. many this great i can be on he is many make it fizzy not

fuzzy with the said da. lord, we are going to get this out. >> no artificial growth hormones, we love it. low fat milk. >> there are kids around. >> what if the adults want the it put a little alcohol in this what if you you wanted. >> no one is going to stop you i can. >> you guys always put out the best spread for us. >> thank you. >> and whole crew each i had many they can out this ut. apple meal cookies. >> all care me appear 'it seizey. >> you how do you fowp at twitter? >> and on the web at the couples kitchen.com. >> i want to go to your house unbelievable. >> it's like this all the time. >> as always. coming up, oh, anna.

where are you anna. >> tucker, thanks so much. >> we are eating all this before you got here. >> little mouths want to come back to it the show every day. so cute to see clayton with him. >> some of the craziest protests we have seen. people storming the streets of ferguson over the shooting death of black teenager. black voters are directing their anger at the democratic party. how come? we will explain. plus world war ii plays out on the big screen in the new film fewery. we hear from some of the actors including brad pitt about what it was like to be thrown into boot camp. ♪

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quick headlines, car sideswiped during a traffic stop a jeep speeding by slamming into the car that was pulled over by two new jersey state troopers. the driver of the jeep still on the run it was a daring rescue. a colorado man pulled from a burning truck after having epileptic seizure. a neighbor pulling him to safety just seconds before the truck went up into flames. police say the man passed out with his foot on the gas pedal. causing the truck's engine to rev out of control. he was treated for burns and is expected to be okay. >> well, world war ii plays out on the big screen in the new battlefield film fury. take a look. >> i started this war killing germans in after from can a.

now i'm killing germans in germany. been with these fine gentlemen for years. we are all dead in the water. all we have got is you. >> and from the silver screen to the small screen tomorrow night a real -- tonight, a real life look at world war ii during fox business network war stories marathon. joining us is mark and the host of in the fox light micah tammero. >> hey how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> is it good? >> it's a good movie. the tag line for this movie is war zone quietly. neither does this movie. it is a grizzly slice of life tale about a tank unit pushing its way in the final days of the war starring brad pitt, joran burnfield. david air who did end of watch. these guys went all out in terms of preparation for this role. they endured boot camp.

director made them box every morning so they get edgy every morning. booking was reportedly got a little heated between brad pitt and booth at times. we caught up with them recently for our war stories marathon coming up tonight and tomorrow night on the fox business network. we talked a little bit about how they prepared for this role. >> now i understand you guys were actually thrown into boot camp to prepare for this. >> yes, sir. boot camp was led by a navy seal named kevin advance. wonderful man, real american hero. essential in making us a team and making us a unit. i'm very grateful that we got to be at that place once the cameras started rolling. >> this was all about your character norman thrown into this tank limit with no experience behind enemy lines. what was it like to dig into this role. >> it was challenging to say the least there was a lot of prep work that went into making this film and bringing the authenticity to this movie. and you know all of us that were involved worked really hard on it. >> so tonight on fox business network if you need to find it go to fox

business.com and putting your zip code in the channel finder. three great episodes of war stories. paratroopers and the last day of adolf hitler and the third reich: director david air. >> what's it rated. >> rated r. won't be tanking at the box office looks to take in $28 million. critics and audience seem to be taking to it. >> good looking men shia labeouf and brad pitt money maker. >> he actually got a punch to the face and broke his cheek. it was a rough, rough shoot. these guys actually lived in the tank for long periods of time to the point where the director said wouldn't even go near the tank there was interesting odors emanating from it. they took acting to a whole new level in this movie. >> michael, great to see you. >> thank you, michael. coming up, some of the craziest protests we have ever seen. people storming the streets

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more than two months after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, violent

protests continue in though streets. it's clear that people want change, some even saying it's time to turn away from the democratic party there. joining me from st. louis is the executive director of the blackosphere. "the washington post" has an interesting piece suggesting that some black leaders around st. louis in the area of ferguson are saying, you know, we voted for democrats lo these many generations and look what it got us. maybe it's time to rethink your voting. do you think this is a trend? >> yeah, it's only taken 80 years, though, right? i wouldn't get overly exuberant about it, but it is a sign that there is a kink in the armor here. the fact of matter is, when these people are out protesting, i asked the question many times, who are you protesting against when you talk about civil rights violations when the president is black, the attorney general is black, the head of homeland security is black, the democrats jay nixon and lacy clay are the

people who dominate politics in missouri. who are you blaming? so there's not a white republican boogeyman to blame, so, yeah, it's about time you folks woke up and said let's start looking at results. >> that's interesting. i'm quoting the mayor of berkeley, missouri, about to endorse a republican, and he said this to "the washington post" -- "this is all about the total disrespect white democrats have demonstrated against the black community. this time we're going to show them." i remember interviewing a very well-known civil rights leader in the united states who said the only group he didn't like were white liberals because they patronized him and it drove him completely crazy. he's never said this in public, unfortunately. i wonder how many people he speaks for. >> many. elbert guillery, he's running for senate in louisiana, i believe, he was one of the converts. you're see manager of these folks. in chicago there were a whole group of pastors, powerful pastors who historically voted democrat. they switched. here in the st. louis area, i

believe there was a coalition of about 20 powerful black leaders in the area who have said they're going door to door looking at, you know, potentially getting people to vote republican. look, this is long overdue. and it isn't about party necessarily but it's about blacks becoming more independent in their thoughts and at least getting the democrats that could come and address the real issue. the real issue is not about a shooting of a black teen. that happened all the time in the black community about black people. the real issue is lack of jobs and lack of community and democrats patronizing blacks believing we're less and need a hand up from government. that is patently ridiculous and that needs to get out. i hope he's watching this. >> i suspect he is. i think he always is. you have four sons. what do you tell them? what's your advice? >> you know, my kid, i've always raised them -- you're an individual. it's not about a color. it's about who's really in it to

help you. you don't go to college and look at a professor and say i want to be with a black professor. you go with a professor that's going to do the best for you. you go to a job where the people are willing to help you. the irony of this, honestly, is that in most cases in the history of black people, we've been touched by other white folks. i'm a perfect example of that where they've done really great things to help you. so it isn't about color. it's about character and people that you culturally mesh with and the unfortunate thing is blacks have taken themselves out and not wanting to be part of the american culture. >> politically it's also about fear. i've interviewed so many black voter who is say i'm frustrated with the person i vote for, a democrat, i know republicans hate me, they're racist pip hear that all the time from democratic lead rs. >> sure. that is a meme unfortunately permeating throughout the black community, but today you're starting to see that crack, because you can hate the other guy but eventually when you've

been kept down and start seeing the results, eventually you have to wake up. black neighborhoods are not safe and it isn't because of cops. it's because of black teens and black crime. so at some point the reality hits you. you're running the gauntlet to get from work or to get to school, it's not cops stopping you, it's the people in your neighborhood and to try to put that uf onto the police or tom other boogeyman, as i said, i think the democrats are finding out that to use reverend wright's terminology, the chickens are coming home to roost. >> you said something i couldn't say. we're living in an age with you can't say obvious things, you have to conform. what happens when you said wa you just said to me, what do people say to you in response? >> people get upset about this stuff, but behind the scenes i did an interview with a guy here during the last protest and he point-blank said to me, i don't mind when we kill each other.

i just don't want copsing to it. i don't want somebody else coming in your neighborhoods to do that. i don't believe that black people feel that way. i believe the overwhelming number of black who is live in black neighborhoods, i live in one, i don't want anybody killing me and i certainly don't want to fear my brother so to speak. the unfortunate thing is we've got to have real talk and sometimes real talk is tough talk and that talk is let's keep it real. cops are -- i don't fear cops when see them in my neighborhood, but i absolutely do at times fear some of the people that i run into because i know how bad they are. >> right. kevin jackson joining us this morning. an honest man. i appreciate your coming on. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, one of the nurses battling ebola moved from dallas to make room for more patients. should we be worried about more cases popping up? the man in charge of emergency management for the city joins us live. and kids now more concerned about being liked on social media than ever before. how do we battle the social media anxiety?

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hi, everyone. it is saturday, october 18th. a man with no medical background tapped to take control of the ebola crisis? why the president is putting a politician in charge ahead of the november election. a story that enraged many all week, the city of houston demanding pastors turn over their sermons for saying things the mayor didn't like. this morning officials not backing down in that city. you've been weighing in all week. we're reading your comments live. >> parents, have you ever dreamed of doing this to one of your children? >> did we have pasta for be

dinner tonight? >> yes. >> your very own take-home lie-detector test. is this a good idea? "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. on the plaza, our fall festival, celebrating the bounty of the earth and of america. pumpkins. >> of course plenty of activities going on. it's the "fox & friends" fall plaza. we'll be doing the monster mash, bouncing around the bouncy house, painting face, eating candy apples. i think my daughter ava is in there. she might have gotten bounced on. >> by the bigger kid? >> if you can't find one of your kid, maybe he's on the plaza. and the last straw, we'll have a hayride. >> send us your pictures to what you're doing at home. if you can't join us at 48th and

6th, if you've carved your pumpkin -- >> if you have weird pumpkin pictures, send them to us. speaking of weird, nothing is weirder than this but this is real life, unfortunately. the president has appointed an ebola czar, someone to oversee a health crisis, but this person is not a health expert, not a i physician. he is ron klain, the ultimate democratic party inside player, some have called him a hack. former chief of staff for joe biden and been around for many years. >> here's his resume. don't discount him just yet. first, he has no medical or health care background. he's the former chief of staff to vice president biden. he's a former lobbyist for fannie mae. okay. i don't know if that qualifies. he was a lawyer for al gore during the 2000 recount dealing with the hanging chads in california. then he was played famously by kevin spacey in hbo's "recount" movie. also a key player in the

solyndra scandal. how so? he encouraged the white house to put their weight behind solyndra, encouraged the president to fly out and back solyndra. >> went belly-up. >> time and time again he's gotten rich while the rest of us have gotten poor. if you're wondering why your house is worth less than it was in 2007, this guy is at the center of it, getting rich helping fannie mae. >> encouraging americans to take out 100% financing on your homes and we'll pay the closing costs for you even if you're unemployed ant can't afford your mortgage payment. >> if you're wondering why he doesn't have any real medical experiences, the white house says he's an implementation expert and that's what we've been trying to look for through all of this. but a lot of folks are saying this is completely political, this is a pr move just like we saw with the secret service, on and on and on, get rid of the front guy, this thomas frieden, who a lot of people were calling

for his head, push him to the side and make it seem like you're doing something. it's all pr according to governor mike huckabee as well. take a listen to this. >> if he wants to get ahead of it, one way is before people come here with ebola keep them in the country where is they already are. this is one of the most nonsensical things we've heard. well, it's better for public health to let them continue to travel. that's like saying the kid next door has a real bad case of the flu. my healthy kid has invited him over for a sleepover. does that make sense? not to anybody who's ever had children. i'm just wondering is there an adult running the show? is there somebody who brought their brain to work and didn't leave it on the bed stand? because i think common sense tells us that if you want to contain a disease you contain it where it is, you don't let it start spreading out and infecting other people. >> why we're even seeing countries in africa say if you live in the hot zone you're not coming to our nation and you're seeing a lot of other countries

enforce these travel bans as well. we've seen 100 lawmakers come forward on both sides of the aisle saying they want a travel ban but at the moment the president is not -- >> of course because self-defeating crazed political correctness is really a creation of the decadent west. they don't do that in africa. they're like, oh, off lot of deadly disease in krour country? sorry, you can't come here. you see the democrats saying it's biassed to restrict flights from countries that are experiencing an ebola pandemic. that's p.c. brought to a dangerous level. >> democrats coming to that charge as well, kay hagen of north carolina flip-flopped saying i wasn't against travel ban, now i am. we'll see if the democrats and the president cave to that. now the cases of the dallas nurse infected, nurse nina pham's condition downgraded to fair after her transport to the nih in maryland. >> this as we're learning nurse amber vincent may have been showing symptoms when she traveled to ohio. >> we're live in dallas with new

details. will, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're expecting the cdc to issue new guidelines today on how health care workers can interact with patients who have ebola. this comes after the wave of criticism after the two nurses came down with ebola. many pepeople wondering why the weren't wearing full bodysuits. with the new guidelines you can expect health care workers to look a lot more like those in west africa covered from head to toe. obviously to try to prevent doctors and nurses like nina pham from getting ebola. pham was transported from texas health pebs teern in dallas on thursday to the national institutes of health in maryland. when she left she was in good condition. now she's been downgraded to fair. we're told she's tired but not getting worse. >> she's not deteriorating. i cannot tell you at that particular time why we have said fair because of presidential confidentiality but she is stable and resting comfortably. >> reporter: the other nurse who

came down with ebola, amber vincent, is in stable condition at emory hospital in atlanta. vincent was allowed to fly last week into ohio and back to dallas on monday. there were report now that she didn't feel well during that trip and authorities are now monitoring 16 people who she came into contact with. another health care worker, a lab technician from texas health presbyterian, is in isolation on a cruise ship that's now returning from the caribbean. the unidentified woman handled specimens from thomas eric duncan, the liberian man who died from ebola, believed evidently would not let this woman off the cruise ship because she was trying to fly home. so now this ship is returning -- supposed to return to galveston sometime tomorrow. at the same time, texas health officials say they're not taking any chances. they've actually issued a travel ban for all of the health care workers who interacted with duncan. none of those people now are supposed to travel for the next 21 days. back to you. >> thanks, will. just goes to show you how slipshod things appear right now.

ask nurses whether or not they're prepared to handle this, listen to this new poll. national nurses united said 60% of hospitals are not prepared to deal with ebola. 76% of the nurses said the hospitals had not communicated any policy with them. earlier we talked to erin tolbert, an emergency room nurse, and she had this to say. >> we didn't get a strong message on the front. the cdc said, oh, you know, any hospital in our country can treat this disease. nurses knew it wasn't true. it obviously wasn't true the initial attempts kind of botched a little bit. we've seen, though, they're starting to take things more seriously now, you know, these patients have been transferred to the nih, to other facilities that have experience in dealing with ebola. and that should have been the original response. not every hospital is prepared to deal with this. we need a centralized location to treat these patients with hands-on experience dealing with highly infectious diseases. >> echoing the call to action what a lot of people said with these two ebola patients being

moved to places better suited like emory in atlanta or in bethesda, maryland. >> we'll be on top of this story throughout the show. first some headlines. if you want to vote in texas next month you better show your i.d. while you were spleeping the supreme court rejected the justice department's emergency request to block the state's controversial voter i.d. law in the upcoming midterm. critics say lit unfairly keep minorities from the polls. a disturbing new report in the fight against isis. witnesses say isis militants are learning to fly fighter jets captured in the syrian city of aleppo. a human rights group says former iraqi soldiers under saddam hussein are teaching them. earlier this morning on "fox & friends," national review and "the daily telegraph," todd rogan said it represents more than just tactics of warfare. >> if they can show video or photographs of themselves holding planes, then, again, it plays to that notion on the part especially of young men that look at our cause.

now we have an air force. we're taking territory. in the middle east especially with a group like isis, perception is as important if not more important than reality. >> u.s. central command says it is not aware of this type of training at the time. an update to a story we've been following on "fox & friends." houston not backing down after trying to order its pastors ho to handle over their sermons or be held in contempt of court. a court saying the city can no longer demand sermons relating to homosexual, gender identity or the city's first openly gay mayor. but now they have turned over -- they have to turn over any related speeches. an attorney for the five pastors saying the subpoenas i vooi late the first amendment. your comments on this one are pouring in. michelle says, where is the aclu? are they not the watchdog of people's rights? >> and every christian in america needs to send the mayor

a copy of the bible and of the u.s. constitution. it is obvious she's not read either one. >> mike writes, i'm a local pastor in the houston area, and i invite all elected officials to our service on sunday. i'll provide copies of my remarks, sermon, or other artifices related to my message. thanks to everyone who responded. fwoo to our facebook page right now and you can see all the comments pouring in. weigh in on that. governor huckabee making comments as well. >> sure was. >> rick reichmuth probably on there too. where is he now? >> hey, guys. you know, one of the big things now at a lot of fall festivals are these bouncy balloon games i guess you call them. >> moon bounces. >> moon bounces. you're the owner here of the harvest hayride and this is one of the things. this has been in the news a lot lately over the last couple years. because they keep flying away. >> yep. >> tell me why. >> the one problem with these is

people aren't certified and licensed the put them up or inspect them, and they're using the wrong equipment to secure them to the ground. >> if you are thinking of renting one of these for a party, you should look for a place or ask if the place that's renting it is certified. and if they're certified, they'll give you the equipment to stake it down properly. >> most places will set it up for you so it's done properly. >> this right here -- >> those are the stakes they should be using and we're using regular camping tent stakes. >> got you. >> if you go to a place and they have jumbo jumpers or moon bounces set up, what you want to look for is all the tie-down points are secured. every tie-down string should have its own point of secure -- own stake, own pile of sandbags, however they're securing it. >> any kind of electrical issues? >> no. just air blower. probably one most important thing is they're only meant to be in wind below 15 miles an

hour. so if you feel that it's windy, it's probably not safe to have one. get the kid out of there and it should be shut down. if the person that's running it, you should probably let them know, you know -- >> perfect. great information. these are always one of my favorite things as a kid, but you have to keep them safe. awesome. bring your kid down here right now to play. guys? back to you inside. >> looking at the angry bird. >> cinderblock looked a little precarious. glad he made it through. coming up, one of the nurses battling ebola moved to dallas to make room for more patients. should we be worried about more cases of the disease popping up in the u.s.? judge clay jenkins joins us next. plus, this story might have you dusting off your lawn mower. a woman is thrown in jail for her messy yard.

nurses were moved to different hospitals on opposite sides of the country. >> since then, that hospital has come under intense scrutiny for its lack of proper training and you are ins who didn't know what to do. one reporter witnessed the confusion first hand when she checked in complaining of similar symptoms. >> they haven't been given clear instructions. they were discussing what order they should put their protective gear on in, what order they should take it off in. there was no checklist. there was just general uncertainty. and considering the seriousness of the situation, that was severely alarming. >> this is a reporter who had interviewed mr. duncan's family and concerned that she was feeling unwell. clay jenkins is dallas county s executive of dallas county. he says this isn't over yet. the hospital may need to take on even more cases.

good morning. thanks for being with us, judge. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> can you clear up for us, were the two nurses, were they moved to emory and to the hospital in bethesda, maryland, because they're better suited to take care of these nurses or because you were trying to make more room in dallas for more patients? >> well, two reasons that went into that decision. one is this health care hero family at presbyterian has been through a lot and now 75 of them are being monitored for possible exposure to ebola. and so that takes a real toll on those individuals. but i need to make sure that we had those three isolation units open because we're still in that zone of rescuing and may see more cases and we're preparing for more contingencies not only there but in other places. >> so are you expecting more cases in your region? i know there were reports that there were some people who went

into the apartment of the liberian man who died without hazmat suits. are you expecting that they're at risk? how many people potentially do you believe in and around dallas could come down with ebola? >> well, you're not at risk if you're around a disease contact who's asymptomatic. so when you're speaking of people going to that apartment, you're speaking to one of them now. and i'm not being monitored and i don't know where the thermometer is in my house. that is some of the misinformation. but if you're around the body fluids of eric duncan, which those treating physicians and nurses were, and there's a breach in the me cal -- personal protective equipment, then you are at risk and that's who we're monitoring now. so we've had two. we have 75 more people who were around the blood and the body fluids. about 50 of those were in the

same type of a setting as nina and amber were, and so we're very prayerful we won't have more, but i'm making contingencies to cover double-digit numbers. >> judge, the cdc has taken a lot of heat for having guidelines as to how nurses and health care workers ought to be covering themselves. but to say they're loose and weren't mandated and implemented properly. are you confident that at texas health presbyterian and hospitals across the country are now prepared to know what they're doing? >> well, i am. we've got a strong team in there now. we have pierre rouler, the most experienced ebola doctor in america who's on the ground at presbyterian. he was going with me to area hospitals to look at preparation there at the other hospitals yesterday. and we've got the two best

infectious disease doctors in america there now. so i feel like with a local team and the team we brought in it's a safe place for us to take these people. >> judge jenkins, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate the update. >> thank you. well, parents, have you ever dreamed of doing this to one of your kids? >> did we eat pot roast for dinner tonight? >> yes. >> now you can with your very own take-home lie-detector test test. but is this a good idea? we ask our parent panel next. [ male announcer ] meet carl,

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sleeping that the hotel in wisconsin. this video just into fox and friend overnight. a car crashes into the room and into the hallway. two people were inside at the time. fortunately not hurt. the driver also walking away without any injuries. police say he fell asleep behind the wheel. and a memorial to honor some of the heroes lost on 9/11 vandalized. someone threw paint on the wall of remembrance on coney island. you can see the suspected vandal on surveillance video walking by the memorial moments before crime. no arrests have been made. all right, clayton. over the you. >> thanks, anna. we're outside for our fall festival, kids carving pumpkins here. what better way to talk about parenting than sitting amongst all these kids? have you ever dreamed of doing this to one of your lying children? >> did we eat pot roast for dinner tonight? >> yes. >> was it undercooked? >> no. it was rare.

it was a little rare for my taste. >> well, now you can put your kids to the test with a take-home polygraph test. the device costs there are 400 online. you snap it together with a usb drive and connect it to your device. is it the necessary parenting tool or taking it a step too far? joining us, freelance writer jennifer wallace, ceo of divamoms.com, liz stern and thomas kersey. nice to see you. on the surface it sounds like a terrible idea. your kid is lying or you have the idea your kid is lying. you're going to strap him onto a lie-detector test test? jennifer? >> i agree, i don't know what's next, truth serum? it's absurd. in all seriousness, if you were that worried your child is lie, that's wake-up call you need to have more direct, one-on-one conversations. >> thomas, you've probably dealt with a lot of lying kid in your time i'm sure having worked at schools and dealing with that. is this the right answer, a lie-detector test? >> my daughter told me she had one -- two milk duds and i

checked, said she only had one. >> get out the lie-detector test. >> i don't think it sends a good message as parent to our kids. we want trust. you can't force a kid to be honest and trustworthy. they need to lie and we need to discuss with them and teach them how to be truthful. >> is this good, liz? >> i'm absolutely against it. it won't happen in my home. it's really important to have communication with your children. yes, your children is r going to lie. but you need to have that open communication with them so they know if they lie we're going to find out the truth. but we have to have that open communication. >> i tell my son that i have a special superpower which is i can sense lying, you know, and so he knows, he'll look at me -- because we're never going to get mad if he tells the truth. even if it was something bad we'll talk about it but if it lies it's a whole world of trouble after that. >> just setting up a whole new everything if you bring in a lie-detector test. it's just showing you really don't trust this child. i feel like it's setting up bad -- >> i agree with that.

what about this story? cheating on a test. that's bad news, you come home and have to tell your parents you were caught cheating on taste. what if you come home and tell your parents as this girl did in washington state, she's suing her school district because they said she was caught cheating on her chemistry test so she was given an f. she said she didn't do it. they're suing the school because they think it handicaps her getting into college. what do you think? >> i side with her. you're guilty until proven. the teachers said they did not actually see her using the cheat sheet. >> innocent until proven guilty. >> what did i say, the opposite? >> the opposite. maybe the that's the policy here. she brings up a great point. if they don't have the evidence for it -- >> you know what it is, we live in a sue-happy, let's sue the school for everything. in this case, if the girl didn't do anything wrong, i mean, if i'm a parent and my kid didn't cheat and she's getting an f, i might have a problem with that. >> parents will always side with the kid, right? my little angelic annabel said

she didn't cheat. >> probably more to the story. >> we don't know. we don't have enough proof she cheated. if she didn't cheat, say she didn't and she got this f, there are other ways to approach it rather than slapping a lawsuit on the school. what about going to the school, having a conversation with them, seeing what really happened, what transspired instead of going right to -- >> it probably went to the board of education many the school district first and had a board meeting. that's usually how it works. they determined we have enough evidence. >> all right. your last take on this, social media. we live in a social media society and kids are very concerned with what's being said online. new study shows kid are more interested in likes on facebook and instagram and other areas than they are with having friend in real life. >> i want to jump on this one. i've been lecturing parents for the last couple months about technology and effects. if you go to my website, tlits. this particular example of kids wanting like, what we're essentially doing is artificially filling these kids'

self-esteems up and it's not healthy for them to be able to -- they're developing a sense of self-identity based on what they think people think of them rather than what they think of themselves. >> how do you combat that? >> i think you have to have honest conversations with your children about how they're using social media, what it is, how to separate the fact from the fiction. some adults don't even know. right? the university of michigan released a study saying the more adults that are on facebook the less happy they are. if adults can't manage it and figure out the fact and fiction, how can a teen do it? >> my kids want facebook and instagram. not happening. they said everybody else has it. i said that's great. you're not ready for it. i'm the parent. i think it's a parent's responsibility to tell our children no. it's a whole other world of social media. need to have playmates. >> 24/7 now. >> need to interact with other people now, have friendships that are made offline. to me that's really important.

we need -- >> we can't just based on what we see other parents do, that doesn't mean it's -- >> exactly. >> go to our facebook page and like us this morning. go there but be responsible with your commentary. great to see all of you. coming up on the show, they were part of her halloween costume but something went horribly wrong. a young girl left severely burned by temporary tattoos. what every parent need to hear. then it's a story everyone's talking about. she was on maternity leave but ordered to court. this attorney brought her baby along. we hear from her next. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates.

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♪ no one's more excited for fall than this yellow lab jumping into a pile of leaves to fetch a tennis ball owners threw in there. she digs in and find it within seconds. here's the best part. once she gets tired, she uses her doggie brakes and slides to a stop. >> we've got to have her on. >> wow. she's not doing interviews right

now. talk about full spot. >> are you double jointed? can you do that? >> does that mean you're double pop his shoulders out. >> but when you're running around the bases you don't stop like that, do you? >> whoa. >> i don't know why i was going to show that. don't do that. kind of strange. >> that was pretty great. so earlier this morning we had an immigration attorney on the show. she was denied moving up her hearing she'd agreed to do for some of her clients. she wanted to take it because of maternity leave. she had a 4-week-old infant and this hearing fell during that time. two judges granted her an extension, but the third one wouldn't and so she had to take her baby to the courtroom, her 4-week-old baby, and here's what happened. >> the request was denied. that was only a couple days before the hearing so i decided i had no choice but to bring my baby because she was less than 6 weeks old so i couldn't put her

in a daycare. when we came to court, the judge did not like her being there and basically embarrassed me in front of a full courtroom. he said your pediatrician must be appalled that you brought your daughter to court here and exposing her to all these germs. who know what is kind of germs are here today? >> the pediatrician, by the way, disagreed, asked whether it was okay to bring the baby. the physician said yep, no problem. >> in fact, get gete that kid inoculated by having him socialized. karen on facebook, you guys are outraged on this. karen writes, "i absolutely support the mom. she was required to come to court and had no one to watch her infant. she was in a no-win situation and did the best she could." >> quite a pickle. "there is a decorum for court and babies are not part of it. her church or synagogue couldn't help her out? >> sharon writes, i would have

done the same thing if i was in her shoes. child comes first, end of story. >> by the way, courtrooms are boring. wouldn't a baby spruce it up, make it fun? >> everybody loves babies. >> jauj wapner with his babies, who's up next? >> courtrooms or babies in public places, equal fun. >> go ahead and say what the judge said. you took on the case, knew when the hearing was. if that was. when you were on maternity le e leave -- >> just set up a bouncy house in the courtroom. let us know your thoughts. >> "fox & friends," that's our facebook page. weigh in. other stories making headlines that the hour. while celebrating his birthday in afghanistan for two years lance corporal greg buckley jr. was shot and killed in cold blood by one of his so-called afghan allies. two other marines were murdered and the killer let off with a slap on the wrist just seven

years in prison. now corporal buckley's family believes the marines are trying to cover the whole thing up. earlier we heard from the family's attorney. >> this family hasn't been able to get any information, any disclosures that are required under federal law to all of your gold-star familiefamilies. they were hoping the marine corps, because it was three of their men murdered, would make sure the right things were done in afghanistan and if they weren't this person would be prosecuted in the united states. >> the family is suing to get the killer broi eer brought to d states for a trial. this is scary. a temporary tattoo send a young pennsylvania girl to the emergency room with severe burns. the 7-year-old, her name is hailey, she dressed up as a peacock for a halloween party using fright night eye shadow tattoos for makeup. 48 hours later her skin started getting red and swollen. the doctors said it was a chemical burn. >> -- to breathe. we couldn't turn the air on in the car. we couldn't put sunscreen on it.

>> hailey's mother says there was no warning on the packaging, just a list of ingredients. hailey was give an steroid cream and antibiotic. a week later she's still hearing but doing all right. a messy yard lands one tennessee woman in jail. karen holloway ignored multiple citations from lenore city over code violations including too many bushes in her yard. a judge sentencing her to five days in jail after she refused to do community service. holloway says family problems kept her from cleaning up. city officials saying it has gone on for 13 years and it was time to send a message. those are your headlines. >> i liked watching that impression. spot on. >> not bad. rick reichmuth. where is he? >> there he is. >> hey, guys. we've got a great crowd for the fall festival. welcome. >> hi. >> are you here for the fall festival? >> yes. >> nice answer. thank you. we appreciate it. take a look at the weather maps.

beautiful day for you here. big storm, gonzalo, category 4 storm, the strongest storm we've had in four years in the atlantic. it took a direct hit in bermuda overnight. take a look at some of the pictures of damage. we're starting to get a few pictures come in and get an idea. take a look at that, incredible damage to one of those structures. i tell you the structures in bermuda are built quite well but we're seeing some of the damage that's coming in from there, lots of power outages. overall they can handle a lot in bermuda, but this strong of a storm making a direct hit causing big problems. this storm now going to continue to pull off toward the northeast and not impact anywhere across the u.s. except bring some very, very rough seas over the next couple of days. so if you're thinking you want to get another day at the beach, be careful out there. it will be rough. eventually we'll see some impact in newfoundland and toward the uk getting some pretty significant storm by the time we get to tuesday. also watching another hurricane, ana just to the south of hawaii,

rain today and rough seas. little rain across the north seas but overall the u.s. looking like a great day. all right, guys. back to you inside. >> thanks a million, rick. we'll join you out there in a minute. president obama appoints an ebola czar who's supposed to help sthoovm crisis. the only problem, he has nothing to do with health care. he's a political hack. is he the right person for the job? ann koulter is here to tell us. >> and she's answering your questions on facebook right now. go to our facebook page and weigh in with ann. she'll be up on the show. >> there you go. first let's check in with brenda buttner for a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom" business block. >> hey, guys. good morning. the market on alert as the world scrambles to battle ebola. your money is depending on it. we don't have an ebola vaccine because of budget cuts? why the head of the national institutes of health may have just picked the wrong fight.

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when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. ♪ don't know much biology don't know much about science books ♪ ♪ don't know much about the french i took ♪ >> that's ron klain you're looking at right there. president obama has just made him the nation's new ebola czar. he's not a doctor. he doesn't know anything about health care, but he is a longtime democratic party operative. >> that means he's breaking his promise to keep lobbyists out of the white house. remember this? >> i've tone more than any candidate in this race to actually take on lobbyists and i've won. they have not funded my campaign. they will not get a job in my white house. washington lobbyists do not fund

my campaign. they will not run my white house. we've excluded lobbyists from policymaking jobs or seats on federal boards or commissions. >> is ron klain the right guy to tack it will the country's ebola response or is this more politics at play? let's ask conservative author and columnist ann coulter. great to be with you. thanks for coming in. >> good to be here. >> the white house isn't even pretending. they said we weren't looking for an ebola expert but an implementation expert and he just happens to be a democratic political operative. >> i think he was thinking we're taking him from one natural disaster, joe biden, to another natural disaster. they can send out bide on the say that the liberians are clean and articulate. >> democrats are saying, you know, look, republicans have been playing politics now with our appointees and that's what the white house is saying. look, we have a surgeon general that's been held up in the senate now for a year. >> oh, the surgeon general argument. we have an ebola czar, by the way. you guys know, you work at fox, we have an ebola czar within

hhs. c-span, you've seen chose videos online. her name is something lurie talk about if there's an outbreak i'm the one in charge. we've been paying millions of dollars for an ebola czar and we have not heard from her for the past weeks. and i would add the other defense they have of this ron klain, who is a democrat political hack, he's the one who tries to prevent military ballots from being counted in the florida 2000 election by the way so, ron klain, you tell him to do something to help the democrats including don't count military ballot, he's your man. but they're saying it doesn't matter he doesn't have medical experience. we want an administrator. he has no administrative experience. what he has experience doing is being a democrat hack. >> in the face of a lot of opposition, some of this from democrat, the white house continuing to say we're not going to block flights from west africa. what's the psychology here? if you were president, a simple

but possibly pretty effective step to lessen the risk we face from ebola. why? >> well, it does fit into the conspiracy theorys that all obama wants to do is destroy america because look at the world. you know, what's the choice that's bad for americans. this is your choice. i think it's part of this whole we are the world open borders, anybody can come in, we must treat liberians exactly as if they are american citizens. i mean, it's very -- it's one thing for a charitable christian outfit to say that, but we are paying these people's salaries. they work for the united states government. their job is to protect americans not to protect all citizens of the world. we don't have the money, we don't have the capacity, and, yeah, more americans are going to get -- going to become ebolas. >> do you think the administration will cave on travel? >> it doesn't look like it. i mean, once they get through this election, i think we're going to get the executive

amnesty, the rest of you are going to find out about obamacare, which those of us, the poor self-employed, already know and have been trying to warn you. it isn't just ebs pence. if i can make a footnote on one of the most important issues of this election, it isn't just th. i mean, the price of your health insurance will go up. you can't see a doctor. you can't see a doctor. i wrote a column about this named after one of your writers for the daily caller called screw you mickey calce because he was a big pro proent of obamacare. in new york for those of us self-employed you can't go to mernl'll sloan ket krerg under an obamacare plan. you can't going to the hospital special surgery. this billionaire said he'll have liberals searching the world for an insurance plan for you. they haven't been able. and two weeks later "the new york times" ran a front page we're going to save money on obamacare because you can't go to memorial sloan-kettering. >> ann, thanks for joining us.

grab your pumins. we're going to show you how to carve it up to be one of the best pumpkins on the block. ♪ born in the usa

. use that to club a fish. fall festival safe and family-friendly pumpkin carving. joining me now is michael's craft expert elena hurley. nice to see you again. this is the coolest thing i've ever seen. you take, this a cookie cutter. >> isn't that cool? >> and you put it here with a -- i don't know if this is going to work but i think it is. right? >> exactly like that. ? that's the most brilliant thing i've ever seen. >> if you're not feeling overly

artistic or confident in your carving skills that's an easy way to do it glp and these make tasty snacks, by the way. carving tool, safer than your kitchen knife. all you're growing to do is carve it out. we have tools for all of you guys to carve your own jack-o'-lantern. we've taken all the guts out, all the stuff for you guys to do is just to carve. >> what do you do with the guts? >> couple of things. you make pumpkin seeds. if you like. that's a tasty snack. >> i'm going to continue pounding here. >> keefe on doing that. and the cookie cutters come in more shapes. >> is there an easy way to get the guts out? >> we have a scoop you can purchase that has a serrated edge. it gets all the guts out easy. makes it go really fast. of course this is a great thing to do outside, especially this time of year. if it gets on the floor, not a big deal. but kids love it.

there's something fun about how messy it is. get the little ones involved with this project. but these are great for your porch. >> you just changed pumpkin carving for me forever. >> isn't that wonderful? >> i'm not a pumpkin carver but i can use a soft hammer. >> at what age do you think it's appropriate to start kafrking your own pumpkin? i remember my brother michael and i would have competitions. >> we had some of the kids over here carving pumpkins earlier. i would say with parental supervision anywhere from 8 and up. >> you are an innovator and a pumpkin genius and we're grateful you joined us. thanks to michael's. michael's is the best. ion♪ ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away

♪ rough-and-ready fall festival possible. there are so many. >> we want to thank alana

pearling and michael's afts and crafts. face painting by ben richards and company. it's been a great show and i hope you'll join us tomorrow. university students bullied on campus when passing out the constitution. join us! ebola worries rattling both main street and wall street. as more scares are popping up in more places, from planes to cruise ships to buses and stores. the worrisome headlines making stocks swing all over the place. so just how bad could it get for your money and our economy? hi, everyone. i'm brenda butner. this is "bulls and bears." and here we've got them. the bulls and bears this week, gary v. smith, john mayfield, along with david mercer. welcome to everybody. how much worse is this going to get? >> i think it's definitely going to get worse. look at all the crazy swings we had last week. i'm not meaning to make light o