good morning. today is sunday t 9th of november. call it licking their wounds, democrats demanding a review for what went wrong for them on election day. >> we know we are right on the issues. american people believe in the causes they are fighting for. >> shouldn't they realize maybe it's the policy that is are the problem? >> when you thought the scandals at the v.a. couldn't get worse. they have. the hostile surprise to treat veterans are unauthorized and in some cases unsafe. some are counterfeit. the shocking details ahead. >> have you ever lied to someone you are dating?

>> melissa, we are going to napa valley. i don't think they have strip clubs and wine countries. >> road trip! >> turns out those little lies are actually not so bad after all. does that qualify as a little lie? >> no. >> fox and friends begins right now. well, good morning. veterans day is this week and we want to see your better with veterans day pictures. #bett #betterwithvets. >> they started sending them in yesterday. send them on in. this sunday morning, we have headlines we want to tell you about straight away. overnight, two american prisoners held in north korea

back on u.s. soil. kenneth bae and miller land at a washington military base. they are greeted with hugs from family members after two years in captivity. the release was secured through a secret mission orchestrated by nsa director, james clapper. >> i want to say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. itis been an amazing two years. i have done a lot. i have grew a lot. >> bae and miller were the last two americans being held in north korea. the top isis leaders targeted in the u.s.-led air strikes. isis leaders were meeting near the town of mosul. they destroyed a convoy of ten armed trucks. it's not clear if the leader was among those targeted in the strike. loretta lynch in line to

become the first african-american women to serve as attorney general. president obama making the announcement, hailing her accomplishments as a new york federal prosecutor. >> getting her job done throughout her 30-year career. she's distinguished herself as tough, fair, an independent lawyer who has twice headed one of the most prominent u.s. attorney's offices in the country. >> some experience includes representing the clintons keeping them free of convictions. she faces a difficult confirmation process. leaders on the hill want the next congress to oversee her confirmation, not the democrats that just lost the re-election. 25 years ago today, the berlin wall fell. it was an iconic speech two years earlier that put the first crack in the foundation. >> mr. gorbachev tear down this

wall. >> the fall of the wall marked the end of the war between the u.s. and soviet union. their citizens could visit for the first time since 1961. the people of east germany crossed the wall leading to german unification. >> those are your headlines. >> i was in junior high school when this happened. we have details about the debate over immigration between the white house and congress. remember after the midterm elections, the president brought to the white house leaders for a by partisan meal. now we have that. during that meal, vice president joe biden served in the senate and asked the speaker of the house, john boehner how long to pass a february. february 15, march 15th. obama was visibly irritated and

stopped biden. that tells you everything. >> part of me thinks this is good cop/bad cop. they will go forward with action and have congress pass an immigration bill. put it out there, come together. the president will have to sign it. congress thooz work on it. how long do you need? march? february? >> you make laws have been debates and passing them. itis not what the president wants. >> stop joe, stop. i'm going to do it myself. >> democrats say that's not how it went down. there are two sides to the story. we had dana perino on. she said this is what the president should think about doing. listen. >> if he wanted to jam the republicans and cause a split within the republicans before they take over, he would say, i'l my executive order. send me a bill by march 1st. if you don't, then i'll do it.

apparently in the meeting, yesterday, what i heard is he's absolutely dug in his heels. >> what she's saying is the president could force the republicans hand or else say hey, it's their fault, i tried. they wouldn't do it. >> what people are saying is the republican leadership wants an immigration bill. they want more immigrants in the country. it lowers labor costs, obviously. the president is the one. the leadership does. the republicans -- the president doesn't want a deal because he can't demagogue on it. now he can say the republicans are racist, they don't like you. >> immigration is at the heart, really, of passing amnesty is at the heart of what lawmakers want from the new attorney general, loretta lynch. she was put forth by president obama yesterday. you thought this was an easy

confirmation. not so fast. ted cruz released a statement. it's interesting. she's walk sboog the thick of this forest. she thought she would have a nice, relaxing weekend. no. here is the statement. the attorney general is the president's chief law enforcement officer. as such, the nominee must demonstrate full and complete commitment to the law. whether she believes the amnesty plan are constitutional and legal. during a confirmation hearing, if it goes past the new year, she may not have to answer the question. if the president passes amnesty or his own order on amnesty before that point, she might not have to answer that question. it's a great question. i don't know how she's going to answer it. >> stuck between a rock and a hard place. the president, who tapped her for this position is saying what he wants and going against it straight away.

it would be a problem, i would imagine. >> she's going to be asked that question, no matter what. if the president goes forward with executive amnesty, you are going to see a political civil war break out. >> you would think the top cop would want respect for the laws, the borders. >> i don't know. democrats are wondering what happened to them on tuesday during the midterm elections when they lost more seats in the state than in federal offices than anytime in history. debby wasserman schultz said this. >> i'm not going to gloss over the fact, on tuesday, the republicans had a good night, we didn't. we worked hard for months. we won a few tough races. it wasn't enough. we have a promise. we know we are right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we are fighting for. the electoral success is able to make the case of the country as

a whole doesn't translate another election. >> you know they wanted our polici policies, but they didn't come out to support them. >> they love us, but didn't support us. >> we are really popular. super popular. >> democrats are trying to get on the same page. itis about messaging. someone needs to say we need to all be on the right page. democrats, this week, tried to explain what happened on tuesday. >> there are lots of people who get paid more money than i do who are responsible for offering up analysis and spinning the elections. i'm not going to do that. >> it could be good for democrats? >> well, no, that's not what i'm saying. >> i don't consider it a wave. i consider it an ebbing. i don't think american people gave anybody a great big seal of approval. >> to everyone who voted, i want you to know i hear you. for the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the

process yesterday, i hear you, too. >> whatever that means. keep telling yourself it's not your fault. they are blaming obama on the hill. they are mad at president obama. >> harry reid. >> they are out of the closet. they blamed him 100%. they should. this was about president obama. >> you saw the body language. it was cold. icy. >> as if reid has warm moments at lunch, probably not. >> you know who doesn't have warm spots? canada. >> how do you know that. >> tim hortons is delicious. we are tracking the cold air. am i right? >> you are right. i was confused where he was going. >> now, they are to blame for the cold front. >> it's cold out there.

he is right, incredibly cold air coming out of can ta. the blue are temperatures below freezing. the snow is developing and the cold air dives in throughout the overnight tonight into tomorrow. that's just the beginning of it. then we are going to see it stick around for a long time. significant snow as well. we are seeing it across montana, north dakota and light flurries across wisconsin and minnesota. this is just the beginning of this. later this afternoon, it gets going. by tomorrow morning's commute, get ready. in minneapolis, the snow is heavy. eight to 12 inches. a few spots over a foot of snow with the snow. the snow is not going to melt at all. you have to plow this and shovel it. go out and help your neighbors. take a look at your temperatures. tomorrow, you see the cold air. watch what happens by the time you get to thursday. the eastern two-thirds of the country have a big chill.

it's going to stick around by ten days. once the cold is here, it sticks around and feels like winter. >> get the fluffy coats from under the bed. >> switch out your closet. >> you looked up putin. >> french fries, cheese curds and thin, brown gravy. >> sounds amazing. >> the sled dogs love it. >> great. coming up here on the show, right when we thought the scandal to the v.a. couldn't get worse, it did. a new bombshell report. v.a. hospitals are using unauthorized, unsafe, counterfeit supplies wrapped in cellophane and rubber bands. we are live with the shocking details, next. caught on camera. moments after an accident, about to blow. a teenager becomes a hero in this instance. unbelievable. we'll tell you how it unfolds, next. ♪

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got back a lot of records from the v.a. we were going through them and saw these concerns where suppliers, most notely johnson & johnson expressed concern in 2012 about the fact of the gray market medical supplies coming into v.a. medical centers. these are, in some cases, surgical devices that are made by or supposedly made by johnson & johnson, but they are coming from outside their supply team. according to them they could be counterfeit, they could be defective. so, johnson and johnson wasn't the only supplier raising concerns about this. certainly, it was the most notable. >> i want to put up a quote on the screen from paul smith, the account director. he said, quote, the products being sold may not have been stored properly, no pest control et cetera that could create

patient risk. do we know of patients affected by this? do we know they were used in operating rooms? >> that's from the correspondent from the company to the v.a. johnson and johnson provided a list in a half dozen states saying these are a few examples. in one case, there was a v.a. center in south carolina where supplies were arriving and rubber bands and plastic wrap. so, again, this isn't trash bags or paper towels. we are talking surgical devices. v.a. says, you know, it's a concern. they now have processes in place to, you know, safeguard this from happening. certainly, the fact as recently as two years ago, we have a major, major medical supplier raising concerns about the extent to which surgical devices could have been, you know, entering into v.a. operating

rooms that were counterfeit or stolen. it's remarkable. >> these are fake. they are bogus, the allegations or used or the other thing that we were hearing about is the reverse option. so, going to the lowest bidder rather than the highest bidder. is that something that you think should be done for our heroes and is anything being done to combat that? >> there's a sort of separate, you know, this is the contex v. process. nobody has an issue with the reverse auction themselves. there's question about the oversight with them. there's a v.a. inspector general audit, which raises questions about overseeing them. these concerns occurred in the context of reverse auctions and, you know, there were multiple concerns. this is one of them. >> great scoop.

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virgin spaceship disaster according to the president. cockpit camera shows him panic after accidentally activating the wings. the ship disintegrated. he died in the crash. caught on camera. shaking the ground moments later. the national weather service have not found meet ritsz on the ground. the shaking may have been from the sonic boom. back to this, probing the depths of space. a group of explorers search for a home in the race of the blockbuster film, "interstellar." >> they will be the last to survive on earth. you are the best pilot we have. get out there and save the

world. >> say good-bye to our solar system.galaxy. >> here behind the science for the movie, dave. nice to see you. welcome back to the show. it's an ambitious project by the director of the movie. we didn't do green screen. we tried to keep it as real as possible. how real is the movie? what is the potential for it to be real? >> the potential is good. unfortunately, all the technology basically doesn't exist. we don't have -- we don't know if it exists. we don't have artificial intelligence to power the robots. we don't have a spaceship. >> he wants to go to the galaxy. could he do it? >> that would be the best way because it's 2.5 million light years away.

it's huge, a huge distance. this is a shortcut through space, like a teleporation system. >> basically. you can throw a spaceship or person through it. >> we don't know what would happen if you go into a worm hole right? >> if you want to go through, you have to expand it. this exotic manner. the moment you go through, it collapses on you. >> star trek. it sounds like fun. are there earth-like planets humans can live on? this is the age old planet. we find the exo planets, but we don't know anything about them. >> this is where it's exciting, the science of "interstellar." they are staring down stars in the neighborhood and finding

hundreds and thousands of earth-like planet candidates. the closest one we know of is 12 light years away. that's about 77% the mass of earth. it looks like a good play to be. it's the inside of the habitable zone, the goldilocks of a planet. >> or star trek. that's for nerds out there. what about robots? >> they play a big part in fact movie here. what will they look like in the future and what will they look like now? >> you have to love the robots. they have a human setting. i find that awesome. unfortunately, they are too blocky and sharp. you don't want to hang around them in space. they are going to poke a hole in your space suit. you want them to look like big hero six, disney's new upcoming movie, big, michelin men.

>> the fourth point, the spacecraft issue. in science fiction we get the big leaps so you have the enenjoyment of the story you ar reading and the movie you are watching. what are the limitations you face? >> we are facing a lot here. we don't have a spaceship to orbit. it's the child's crib. we are relying on the russians right now. space x and boeing are trying to build spaceships. it's a huge challenge we face in addition to finding more holes and going through them. we are doing good finding habitable planets. what i love is it's optimism. it takes hold of that idea we might find another earth and there and visit it. >> cool. check out popular science, great site. dave is the online director

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road trip! >> okay. that is not a little lie. we are talking about whether little lies are okay. this couple have been together for awhile. it wasn't a first date. >> i love the research from okay cupid, the founder. they put out the five lies he's found that it's okay to tell when you just start dating. >> it's okay to tell. >> okay to tell the lies. >> exactly. you end up getting married. number one is your exact job title. you can fib on that. you can tell a little white lie. >> your full name. facebook stocks and google stocks. >> this is insane. your job title and name are insignificant. your five-year plan, you can lie about that. your picky preferences. no one likes to reveal their idiosyncrasies. >> if you are allergic to a certain type of food, you don't

want to lie that you don't have a peanut allergy and eat a peanut butter sandwich. i want a latte, extra syrup and they are going to be like huh? >> would you admit to putting four splenda's in coffee? >> you can lie about your zip code, where you live, what you do for a living and what your name is. you can make up your entire past. that's okay. it leads to a happy marriage. >> try to elevate the fact you can live in beverly hills, but you actually live in -- >> in tarzano. >> you live in 90210. >> it's actual 90215. they are lies. they are significant lies. anyone who tells you it's okay to lie about your name, what you do and where you live -- >> if you think back, i try to go back and think, are there

little things i did? i think i said i was really tidy. then i see the piles of clothes lying around the house, it's a lie. >> i said i was a hedge fund manager from greenwich. minor lies. >> not directly lies. >> it's my go-to fake name. okay cupid says it's fine. >> what do you think about it? what lies have you told someone while you are dating? little white lies? >> the things you put on your da dating profile. online dating is a big thing. can you lie about height, weight, age. >> take a photo from ten years before. >> go to facebook. what lies have you told someone you are dating. a story making headlines this sunday, a car up in flames.

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teacher's association. they are using their dues for political things. they have no right to spend their money on candidates they disagree with. >> hi, thanks for having me, tucker. >> you have been in the union for decades in california. for the viewers not from california, i think it's the biggest union in the state. you have watched your dues go to things you disagree with. have you complained about it? >> yes, i have, tucker. here in the state of california teacher's rights are being trampled on. we have no right. we are forced, as a condition of employment to pay the fees. i started complaining about that immediately at the beginning of my teaching career as i watched, as a student teacher, i watched as an older teacher with tenure,

which gave her permanent employment was treating her little first graders horribly. it was horrible to watch. no one could do anything about it. i started complaining right away. i was bullied and shunned. i became a union rep and complained to the union officials. they bullied me as well. that's when i realized it was hopeless to change things within the union culture. you know, teachers, we should have the right to decide for ourselves where our money should go politically. >> of course. just like every other person. they take a left wind position. some of it nothing to do with education of teaching. spending money on the gay proposition. no matter what side you are on, it's hard to see what that has to do with teaching. >> that is true, tucker. the unions are so out of touch

with what's going on in the classroom and what's going on in california, in the nation. they get involved in any far left progressive cause. that's where they sit, the far left progressive causes. it doesn't matter if it has anything to do with my job. it doesn't matter to them weather it harms my students. it's their political agenda, i pay for it. teachers across america are paying for it. we believe it is wrong. it's time to consider the individual rights and, you know, so the rights of the unions to spend their money on their agenda at our cost. >> to back up a question, schools exist and taxpayers support them for one reason, to educate children. do you think the cta helps kids in california, bottom line? >> i do no. bottom line. i said a moment ago, they are out of touch. one of the things the unions

fight in california -- they fight tooth and nail, tucker, to the tunes of multiple millions. they fight parental choice in education. i don't understand that. a parent should have a choice to place a child in a school that is best for it. if the school is underperforming, that parent should be able to place the child where they are going to learn. you can only do first grade once, fourth grade once. you don't get another chance. the unions fight parental rights. i don't get it. they don't exist to protect children. they don't exist to protect teachers. they exist to push their own agenda. in my opinion, at the expense of children and teachers. that's why it's time to, you know, set aside the rights of the big unions and bring back the right of the individual. give us our constitutional rights to freedom of speech.

rebecca, wow, you are an articulate spokesman for your position. we appreciate you coming on. >> thank you very much. thanks for having me. coming up, one day after the elections, the president says he will reach across party lines. how is he doing that? inviting al sharpton to discuss options. a high school football player flagged for his faith. he got down to pray after scoring a touchdown and is punished for it.

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good morning, everyone. a high school football player flagged for his faith. sam turner received a penalty for kneeling and raising his arms after scoring a touchdown in honor of a teammate who died. the league called it a prolonged delay which brought attention to himself and a violation. did this five-second prayer delay the game? joining us is sam's dad, bob turner. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> i would think you see your son kneeling in prayer to honor a teammate, were you proud of your son or think he was acting unsportsman-like. >> i was very proud of sam and he's a good kid. he wasn't trying to call attention to himself at all. he was grateful to god to be able to play football and was giving a tribute to jo-jo who

had been killed. >> as we look at these pictures, you know, it's moving for a lot of us on a sunday morning. how long did this prayer, this moment last? was it minutes? did it really delay the game? >> no, no, no. no, it was a matter of a few seconds. the ref called it right away. really, in his defense, state officials were contacted and said the ref made the right call. the principal and coach, they both agreed that the ref did make the right call. those are two very pro ft. myers men and very pro sam turner men. i can't complain about the call. >> well, here is a statement we have from the florida high school athletic association.

it is a judgment call. it's not because he prayed, it's because he was trying to focus attention on himself and that's the biggest issue. you imagine when the rules were drawn up for the rule book, it was probably drawing attention to yourself doing lewd things in the end zone or, you know, trying to be the center of attention. is that what your son was trying to do? >> no, not at all. all his teammates saw that and they have had his back throughout this. sam still isn't trying to call attention to himself, which is why he's not here with me. he really was only doing it out of gratitude to god and still doesn't want to call attention to himself. >> sometimes, people have what i call barney fife syndrome. you take the rule or the law to the enth degree.

do you feel for the ref with the attention coming on to him or do you think he was picking on your son? >> i don't think he was picking on him. i think, you know, that was a call that he saw and he made. as christians, we have to honor people who are competent and do not have a double standard. that's what god asks of all of us. my big point, why i'm here is to show the injustice of -- i have been reading a lot of timothy keller's book and it asks christians to fight for injustice and a fight against oppression. i think the big fight here is that we are fighting for the right to pray, but the biggest oppression was the death of sam's teammate in a drive by shooting. >> thank you so much. your son is making a big impression on a lot of people. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me.

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hi, everyone. good morning. today is sunday, the 9th of november, 2014. right when we thought the scandals at the v.a. couldn't get worse, they did. a bombshell new report that v.a. hospitals are using unauthorized, unsafe and counterfeit supplies. the shocking details straight ahead. newly released e-mails from eric holder wanted to tell critics of the fast and furious campaign to kiss a part of him nobody wants to kiss. that's how the attorney general should behave. we'll tell you, coming up. a homeowner tied in his

home. now offering reward money to find the suspect. instead, he's offering them a full college fund if they turn themselves in. fox and friends hour two starts right now. hey, everybody. good morning. veterans day is this week. we want to see your better with vets pics. send them to us using #betterwithvets. if you have a son or daughter serving, a grandpa. send us your pictures. >> a lot of viewers in that category. >> good morning. anna's dress is green, similar to green screen technology. she was dancing and -- i don't know if they can do it now. are you able to switch the color of her dress? >> and put music on?

>> no, yes. we are able to switch her dress color. if you tune in 20 minutes from now, it may be blue. >> if i did the weather with rick, i would be a floating head. >> there it is, it's a red dress. >> wow, that's cool. >> that is amazing. >> power of technology. that's a pretty one. >> i could do this all day. >> we are going to switch gears and tell you about your sunday morning headlines, with my green dress. >> we start with a fox news alert. two prisons held in north korea back on american soil. they landed on a washington state military base. they were greeted with hugs after two years of captivity. miller getting off the plane a few minutes later. their release was orchestrated by nsa director, james clapper. >> say thank you all for supporting me and lifting me up and not forgetting me. it's been an amazing two years.

i learned a lot. i grew a lot. lost a lot of weight. >> bae and miller were the last two being held. the top isis leaders targeted in the air attack. isis leaders were meeting in northern iraq near mosul. the strikes destroyed a convoy of ten armed trucks. it's not clear if isis leader was among those targeted in the strike. another legal blow to arizona's attempts to give law enforcement more muscle to combat illegal immigration. they say it is trumped by federal statutes. a reaction to the state's position as the busiest immigrant smuggling hub. the ruling is the latest in a string of restrictions on the immigration policies. a shocking revelation by

president george w. bush. his dad, george h.w. bush thought about not running for a second term. he was worried about his son facing a federal lawsuit at the time. this, according to his book about his dad. he hesitated because he developed an irregular heart beat. the book hits shelves on tuesday. listen to this amazing story out of the v.a. you thought the scandals related to the v.a. were over. not so fast. all the equipment they are ordering, if you need new technology to check the chest or leg, ordering new equipment, it's not so new. a new report showing these pieces of equipment sent to the medical centers across the country are used off market, often wrapped in cellophane, rubber bands and shipped to help

our nation's veterans. >> it started -- all that started when there was a culture of reverse auction. they would buy supplies from the lowest bidder, of course, rather than the highest bidder, in an effort to save money. it appears to have backfired. according to a johnson and johnson account director says it may not be stored at the right temperature and could create patient risk. they were getting products that were bogus and fake. some of them were used. doesn't seem like the right way to treat our heroes. we have the story. >> these supplies could be stolen, stolen, counterfeit, defective. johnson & johnson created a list of providers in a half dozen states saying these are a few of the examples.

two years ago, we have a major, major medical supplier raising concerns about the extent to which goods, surgical devices could have been entering into v.a. operating rooms that were counterfeit or stolen was remarkable. >> does this surprise anybody? ever been to a v.a. some are depressed. a lot of veterans don't want to go there. why? not because they hate veterans. the government is not good at health care. they are not good at stuff like that. >> i'm waiting for the other shoe to drop on this. has any equipment been tied to, you know, a death related to a veteran? did someone not receive proper care and get an infection or problems because of the equipment? >> of course it's a great thing to trim the fat and save money, but is that the way to do it? you hear about offices doing it with a fax machine or printer or landscaping equipment. >> it always breaks, right?

>> yeah. the philosophy is buy something good, high quality, well-made tool. you are going to spend more money having to replace it every year. >> you should go ahead and buy the new hypodermic needles. >> details on the debate of immigration between the white house and congress. the president had a bunch of congressional leaders to the white house for lunch. they talked about what next for immigration. a reuters wire piece had this detail. vice president joe biden asked the speaker of the house how long he needs to pass a bill, immigration bill? a congressional force said obama was visibly irritated and stopped biden. another said he wasn't stopping biden, but didn't deny he disagreed with the idea to cut a deal. >> are they playing good cop/bad

cop. you play good cop here, joe, and see if congress is willing to work with us. i'm going to step in and say no, not so fast. we are going to move toward executive amnesty. >> realize how important bipartisanship is. >> dana perino on the show yesterday saying it would be a smart move for the president. get congress to give you an immigration bill. they are at logger heads. >> they could get a deal. the republican leadership want a deal. they want amnesty and immigration. the donors want it and are demanding it. the republican base doesn't want it. the president doesn't want it. he can demagogue on it saying they are racist. pretty simple, i would say. >> eric holder on his way out. his departure may not come soon enough for some people. a new batch of e-mails has just

been released where he's slamming critics of fast and furious, the gun running scandal down to mexico, saying, quote, they can kiss my blank, to anybody who is critical of the fast and furious program. what do they mean by that? kiss my -- >> yeah. just another example of the arrogance. they can't, you know, this guy can't leave soon enough. the attorney general of the united states, really, that's his response? >> we'll see if loretta lynch carries the same pail of water like eric holder has. >> i'm sure she'll be great. >> let's get a camera to the weather center. rick is working furiously. >> turn on the lights. >> were you buying stuff on amazon, again? >> exactly.

all right, guys. we have storms out there. a little rain across florida. south florida, by this afternoon, you are going to be seeing the heaviest of the showers. then we have snow moving in across the northern rockies and across the minneapolis area. that's going to start tonight in earnest. you are going to wake up tomorrow morning to maybe starting with three to four inches. by the evening commute, up to a foot of snow. we have rain moving in across parts of the seattle area. we have been talking about how cold it's going to be with the daytime highs. look at the overnight lows wednesday and thursday morning. the peak here, that's obviously the coldest batch of air. this is air coming down from canada. the lower 48, you are looking fine. the cold air is across canada. watch what happens the next few days. that cold air is released down across our mainland area. we are going to talk about 33 degrees in kansas city. very, very cold in texas all the

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this week, the president held a white house meeting. one of the people he invited, this man. >> the gop is playing opposites. hey, two big republicans think we are fooling the american people with their opposite day games. nice try. but we gotcha. >> yep, that's the president's key bipartisanship adviser, al sharpton. joining us to decide if it's a good idea, larry. thanks for coming on this morning. >> morning, tucker, how you doing? >> great but befuddled. i will confess, you could not have convinced me in 2008 that al sharpton would wind up a key adviser. i never would have believed it. >> tucker, you and me, both.

in 2008, you couldn't put al sharpton and obama in the same hotel room because obama knew sharpton was a polarizing figure. i can understand how before the elections he would reach out to soak up the base of the black voters. after the election, it makes no sense. sharpton is a very polarizing guy. he got more black supporters and lost a lot because of sharpton. i don't get it anymore than you do. >> he doesn't pay taxes. he was indicted for tax fraud. et cetera, et cetera. >> exactly. >> is he the best civil rights leader you can find in. >> he hasn't paid a fine from the fcc violating campaign laws in 2004. you are right, he falsely accused a man of raising bla teenager. how he shows his face is beyond

me, let alone one of the president's bffs. >> we just don't care what you think. we are getting something out of it politically. if you disagree, up yours? >> what i think is the white house convinced themselves when obama has opposition, it's because of racism. i think obama and his advisers, including eric holder convinced americans don't like obama not because of policies, stimulus or obamacare, but because he's a black guy. >> that's a really insightful point. you can say the irony is a lot of well meaning americans voted for the president inthey wanted black president. it was the symbol of progress. >> it's the only thing about him that i like, he's black. when obama was on "60 minutes", they said if you don't get the nomination, will it be because

you are black. obama said this, no, it will be because i did not articulate a vision americans can embrace. i said hallelujah. i'll never vote for the guy, but at least drop the race card. at least we'll have a candidate that can deal with criticism in a adult way. surprise, surprise. he threw down the race card when he got in trouble. >> there are consequences, not just the president's personal journey, it's the state of race relations in the country. this divides people, doesn't it? >> of course it does z. it's not just people like sharpton saying crap like this, tucker. i have claire mccaskill who ran for missouri. she said, i'm quoting, george w. bush let people die on rooftops during hurricane katrina because they were poor land black. nobody said a word. a bunch of democrats are playing the race card, white and black

to get the black vote they cannot win at the presidential level. >> they are going to regret that. there are consequences. larry, thank you for that. >> you got it, tucker. thank you for having me. >> appreciate it. thanks. ever wonder what space sounds like? that's kind of spooky. the symphony of sound nasa is releasing. a spin on the frontier. we have more of it for you. want to avoid the black friday shoppers? you are in luck. the shopping secrets you have never heard. stay tuned. i told my dentist about my sensitive teeth,

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good morning, friends. kurt bush accused of domestic violence. his ex-girlfriend is giving her side of the story. she says she was concerned about busch after getting disturbing text messages to meet him at a racetrack. he smashed her head into a wall three times. she filed a restraining order. the pittsburgh medical researcher accused of poisoning his wife with cyanide is facing life in prison. he's guilty of first degree murder. jurors say the explanation for the death of autumn klein were unbelievable. he faces a mandatory life sentence for the murder. clayton? >> thanks. black friday is more than two weeks away. it's not stopping the stores

from putting things in the paper. you can get these sales now. ahead is andre. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> somebody that doesn't advertise in newspapers, amazon. >> they are promoting black friday countdown deals. you can find oufrs throughout the next weeks. 50% of a wireless printer with scanning and faxing capabilities. it's $99. 84% off a diamond infinity necklace. you can find hot jewelry deals at kmart where i found a $50 heart infinity necklace for $17.99. you can find great deals there. >> i'm going to buy that printer. i need a new one. all right, also overstock.com. >> they are offering black friday liquidation deals of sales up to 65%. 33% off an acor six-inch

notebook and 23% off on apple ipad mini. you can find online coupon codes. $20 of $200 at sherpa.com. >> back up there. you can get an apple ipad mini -- >> 23% off. >> then you can find the coupon to get it cheaper. >> ahh. it's why we had you on. >> yes. >> home depot, they have the appliances out. >> they are offering black friday pricing now. 25% to 45% off appliances. i found a samsung stainless steel french door refrigerator $1800, now under $1,000. >> nice. $50 for recycling? >> yes, for recycling an old appliance. >> nice time to up grate that dishwasher, even. >> yes. >> best buy and target, what are they doing? >> a lot of deals, video game

deals. $50 off the x-box. i don't know if it's a specific game. it's hot this season. you can save there as well. >> nice. all right. walmart. >> walmart has a bunch of deals. they are offering specifically the nintendo ds for $79.99. rca nine-inch tablet for $69. you can find those deals early. >> walmart has a 60 hertz television. >> they do. >> 299 bucks. >> if you want to update your large screen tv at home. >> okay, taking out those stores specifically, how can we, if we have other shopping to do throughout the holiday. >> there are ways to save more. research prices to make sure the sales, the sale prices aren't inflated to make the discount look like a better deal. sometimes that original price is higher so the coupon and discount look like a better deal to the shopper.

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pictures you are sending in. this one shows a grand falter in world war i, father in world war ii and now himself. across the generations. >> lena lane sent this of her two sons, one a veteran, the other active duty. a picture of wayne when he was 18 when he joined the navy back in 1965. >> handsome guy. here is a picture in iraq. >> they love oly north in iraq. garden city, michigan decorated with a silver, bronze and three purple hearts. wow. >> keep sending your pictures #betterwithvets. >> thank you for sending those. that is fantastic. this story exploded on social media. what would you do if someone came in and robbed your home?

would you call police? press charges, if they stole a lot of money. what would you do? most would call police, press charges and be terrified. >> you would want them off the streets and behind bars. instead, a man in texas is offering for the robbers, here you are looking at sketches of them, to come forward, turn themselves in. if they do, he will pay for their college education out of his own pocket. $5,000 reward leading to the arrest. robbers get unlimited education funding for sur endering. full four years or unlimited. you can get your doctorate. i can see it from two perspectives. one, this is, i guess, a remarkable example of christian charity, turning the other cheek.

i admire that. on the other hand, it's too perverse for me. people who invade your house taking on massive student loans. >> if they turn themselves in, it's not just up to the guy. they are going behind bars. once they get out, hopefully they have recooped and not going to be criminals anymore, they are going to be doctors and lawyers if he has his way. >> this person whose home was invaded is saying, look, i think education is -- that's why we have these problems with crime. black youth, unemployment at the highest levels in history. getting and educating our young kids and getting them out there prevents this type of thing. sending someone to college is not against them committing crimes. it's just not. there is a moral component, too. someone needs to say you are not allowed to take stuff that doesn't belong to you and you

shouldn't be rewarded for it. this guy, we will have on the show in the 9:00 hour. is he fearful, they get locked up, go to jail and then what? are they going to come after me again? i'm going to do them a favor and pay for their education instead. c. sharp writes this. as if college can solve their ineptitude. >> certainly a kind gesture. curious to see how it works out. >> as a multiple transfer college student who worked hard to get to my top school, it's annoying to read this. >> to go to college free, all i have to do is knock off a guys home while he's there? wow! oh, boy. >> it is a good deal. like the federal government, stay home. you don't need to work, we'll give you free stuff. go to twitter or facebook and weigh in on it as well.

fascinating story. >> 9:20, that person is going to be on. >> 9:20 on our show. the possibility of air bags exploding like ieds. models told in high mumt states. the humidity can cause the takata air bags to explode. nearly 8 million vehicles from ten auto makers have been recalled. for a full list, log on to nhtsa.gov. an airline lose zing luggage? nothing new. what about a dog? one man is accusing delta airline of losing his pit bull

ter yor. it chewed through a carrier and bolted through the tarmac. the closest you will get to being an astronaut without putting on a space suit. nasa posting sound clips of outer space. they have famous missions to interstellar sounds. >> one small step for man, a giant leap for mankind. >> that was neil armstrong, of course, his first words on the moon. followed by a clip of what earth sounds like from outer space. they have it on sound cloud. you can listen to all of them. they have what jupiter sounds like. everything sounds different. >> one is enough for me, usually. >> what is a qua czar?

>> good question. >> racking my nerd brain. disney's latest animated film, "big hero 6" is hitting theaters. how is it measuring up to the classics? kevin mccarthy, hey, kevin. >> good morning to you guys. how you doing? >> great. >> thanks for having me on. it's based on the marvel superhero comic. it's a kids movie. they brought you "wreck it ralph." a group of superheroes, a lovable, inflatable companion. a fun, family film. the comedy works, the action works. as a nerd myself, stay for the ending credits. there's a major scene. skip the 3-d. save yourself $3. it's good for the whole family. a four out of a five.

check it out this weekend. >> pretty good, four out of five. >> it's fun for the family. >> you are getting bigger and bigger and bigger. the stars you are interviewing are getting bigger. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon. >> jennifer aniston is in "horrible boss 2." her character, a foul-mouthed dentist who was the opposite of the character she played in "friends." i spoke to her in los angeles a couple hours ago about the movie. i wanted to know if julia could have a conversation with rachel from friends. she brought up her fiance and a movie he likes of hers that she hates. >> i think she would eat her alive, in two bites. probably run out crying. >> do you ever go back and watch your work? when it comes on tv, do you

watch "friends" or movies that air? >> if there's something on, i spend about two minutes on it, definitely. it's a nice reminder. or to be able to say, oh, that happened. i forgot about that. like to forget ability "lep con." her fiance from "the leftovers." good movies to see this weekend. we all need a good movie to see if you have kids. even if you don't, see it anyway. >> a new movie opening up on december 5th called "wild" with reese witherspoon. it's a true story based on a book. she took an 1100 mile hike, solo. i talked to her about taking on that role. there's a great quote from em li dickinson that says go above your nerve.

i wanted to know what she thought about that quote. >> i think it's totally applicable. i think it's terrifying to put yourself out there doing this movie and not knowing if audiences are going to be like, we did not want to see you do that. can you go back to the comedy? it's a chance you take. jump in. >> the pack weighed 45 pounds? >> it was really heavy. >> was it the weight, when we were carrying it, did they lighten it for you? >> no. sheryl straight was on scene. she said it looks light. she would pack a few more things. >> clayton goes interstellar. so many great movies coming out. stay tuned. thank you for having me on, it's an honor. >> great to see you. >> love you guys. bye. have a good weekend. >> thanks.

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>> thank you. staff sergeant, you say without him, you wouldn't be sitting here with us today. explain that. >> that is correct. about a year ago, i met captain fitch and i was in a dark place. i had some struggles, you know, not wanting to get up in the morning and what he brought with the carry the fallen event and the rough marches that we do brought back that camaraderie from when i retired from the military. every time i do one, i help someone, someone helps me and we help each other out to get through the day. >> yesterday, you had a big event. you had a big run doing the boston marathon with 50 pound packs on to raise money for this facility. how much money did you raise yesterday? >> yes, um, so, overall, team minutemen, carry the fallen, we

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53 minutes after the hour. gop scored a huge win this week. liberal journalists struggled with reality and made surprising and shocking comments. here with highlights is republican strategist lisa. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> we are going to show viewers a clip of andrea mitchell saying the gop wanted to frighten people. that's why the democrats lost. take a look. >> the scare tactic by the republican opponents of democratic incumbents who tried to focus on isis and ebola in the scariest most non-factual ways to take the, you know, the eye off. >> where is the debate -- >> real issues. >> do you see that as the case?

>> no. it's actually ridiculous to see democrats respond to what happened on election night. ebola are real issues, they are issues americans care about. they talked about jobs, economy and taxes. democrats wanted to talk abortion, contraception and the koch brothers. if they spent more time talking kitchen table issues. >> the election cycle. democrats in hotly contested races did not want the president to come campaign for them. some wouldn't say whether they voted for him. look at belcher. he says the reason democrats lost is because the president was locked away and couldn't campaign. listen. >> arguably the best campaigner our party has was locked away in the white house. in fact, when they were leading

tactics, the president was never able to come out of the white house and defend himself. >> you say? >> it's ridiculous. look, democrats ran away from president obama as quickly as they could. further, president obama did campaign for democrats. he campaigned in illinois and maryland and the democratic candidates there lost. it's simply not the case. >> a heavy hitter, tom brokaw says fox news and talk radio shows hammered the president too hard. listen to this. >> this has to do with the fact he gets hammered 24/7 by fox news on the right and talk radio, which is a huge voice in this country. i was in the midwest the other day listening to talk radio. i don't know who the guy was, but he said obama's voters are people who live in excriminate. >> most of the mainstream media journalists, do they identify as

conservatives or liberal? >> everyone knows the media slants to the left. tom brokaw knows that, he's a liberal. >> thank you for your time today. >> thank you. 56 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox and friends" a parents worst nightmare coming true. >> he took my 5-year-old daughter. >> a dad comes to the rescue when a kidnapper snatches his little girl from her bedroom, not far from where it happened. the police chief joins us life. a high school football player. he got down to pray after scoring a touchdown and was punished for it. hear what his father told us, just ahead. in the nation, misfortune doesn't take a holiday.

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hi, everyone. good morning, it's sunday, the 9th of november, 2014. debby wasserman-schultz ordering in the calvary. what went wrong on election day? there's one thing she does know. >> we know we are right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we are fighting for. >> did america send a different message? >> a brand-new v.a. bombshell. hospitals treating vets using unauthorized and unsafe supplies. some of which are counterfeit. the details are shocking and will make you sick. parents get to the tv right now and pay attention. here is one way to get your fussy kid to eat. strap a smartphone to your head as a distraction. >> that is brilliant.

>> will more people watch the show if it put it there? >> "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. well, good morning. >> good morning. >> tucker carlson. >> an iphone to your head as a distraction. is that a real story? >> you can put video up there. the kid will look at you. it will work. >> there's not a single second your kid won't have to watch tv. >> exactly. >> you wouldn't want to deprive them. >> learning what happens as we get older. sit there with a bag of chips, eat a couple then wonder where all the chips went. >> distracted eater. veterans day on tuesday. we are going to honor our american veterans and heroes. #betterwithvets. what is a hashtag?

thatat number sign next to the words. this is air force sergeant ron and lieutenant colonel jack bay li back from a mock 2 roud in 1967. >> retired air force. his father, a world war ii army veteran. >> military brothers sent this in. larry, bill and greg, all in uniform. >> so often, it is a family tradition. >> #betterwithvets. i can't get enough of that. i think it's the coolest thing we have ever done. thank you for sending those. >> some of the stories making headlines. a fox news alert. two americans held prisoner. kenneth bae and miller landing in a washington military base. bae greeted with hugs from his mom and sister. miller getting off the plane a few minutes later. their release through a secrete

mission and nsa director eric clapper. they were the last two americans held in north korea. isis leader possibly killed in the latest u.s.-led air strikes in iraq. a group of top isis leaders meeting in northern iraq were the target of the strike. it's not clear if he was among the group. the targeted area still being searched. a convoy of at least ten armed trucks were destroyed. the last moments inside virgin's spaceship two revealed. pilot error was to blame for the disaster according to a former virgin galactic president. he panicked after accidentally activated the ship's wing. seconds later, the ship dissbi grated. he died in the crash. the co-pilot landed to safety.

> ♪ >> a mom strapped a smartphone to her forehead and played the nursery rime "the wheels on the bus." the baby was so enthralled and mom was able to feed him his entire meal. >> do whatever you have to do. whatever it takes. >> that's right. read the bombshell washington times report this morning about what is unfolding at our veterans affair hospitals and medical centers across the country. you thought the scandal was over? not so fast. startling new information about the types of equipment that is being ordered and used on our nation's veterans in those hospitals. equipment basically sold on what they are calling the gray market. >> yes. fake equipment. bogus equipment. the reason all this happened, according to this article is that there was a culture of low

bidding. a reverse auction. the lowest bidder would get to sell their equipment to these hospitals. is this the way to treat our heroes? jim is the reporter who got the scoop on this. he was on the show earlier. listen to him. >> according to johnson & johnson. the supplies could be stolen, counterfeit, defective. this is not a hypothetical situation. johnson & johnson provided a list of v.a. medical centers in a half dozen states saying these are just a few of the examples. the fact that as recently as two years ago, we have a major, major medical supplier raising concerns about the extent to which goods, surgical devices could have been entering into v.a. operating rooms that were counterfeit or stolen is remarkable. >> how many of these stories have we done? so many of veterans suffering at the hands of income tant

bureaucra bureaucrats. they happen to go to government run hospitals. the government is not good at providing health care. employees who cannot be fired will always do a less good job than places where they can be fired. >> what about the whistleblowers here? >> totally. >> if you are a doctor, wouldn't you say something? say i'm not using this equipment? this doesn't work. >> it doesn't look right. >> yeah, it doesn't look right. the obama administration created a culture of anti-whistleblower. if you speak out on behalf of people, you get in trouble. >> would we know if johnson & johnson wasn't scratching their head? why are we missing on this business? that do an investigation and this is what they find two years ago. speaking of assessing what went wrong, that is what is happening at the democratic party. cnc chief debbie

wasserman-schultz thought it threw. why the democratic party was so defeated last tuesday. watch this. >> i love the music, too. >> i'm not going to gloss over the fact on tuesday, the republicans had a good night. we didn't. we worked hard for months. we won a few tough races, but it wasn't enough. our party has a promise. we know we are right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we are fighting for. the electoral success we have when the nominee is able to mace a case to the country as a whole doesn't translate in other elections. >> the voters were as motivated as this motivating music, maybe they would have gone to the polls and come out in droves for the democrats. the fears the american electorate does not believe in the policies. >> of course they do. they love the policies, they just don't vote for them. see how it works? they strongly believe in the policies. they love debbie wasserman-schultz, who wouldn't? they just don't vote to support

them. >> what she's saying is, two-thirds of their voters didn't show up. the president acknowledged that. people stayed home. democratic voters didn't come out to vote. they love the policies. we are not going to the polls. >> that's what you do when people you previously supported and believe in disappointed you. they don't support republicans, i'm not saying they do, but they don't support democrats. rather than going to the polls and voting against the candidates, they just don't vote. >> an historic win for republicans. democrats have to find a way to spin it as they lick their wounds. they need to get on the same page. look at the different messages this week. >> there are lots of people who get paid more money than i do who are responsible for offering up analysis and spinning the elections. i'm not going to >> good for democrats? >> well, no, that's not what i'm saying. >> i don't consider it a wave. i consider it an ebbing of

democratic voters rather than a wave of republican voters. i don't think the american people gave anybody a great big seal of approval. >> to everyone who voted, i hear you. the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the process yesterday, i hear you, too. >> you got everything you wanted. you got what you asked for, obamacare and other things. i guess you decided to stay home. >> you should be happy. >> i have to say, i'm sure this will be controversial. whatever you say, better than jay carnie. the same policies, defending the same things. i haven't thrown a single beer bottle at the tv. it's an improvement. >> he drinks a lot. >> someone who drinks a lot, rick, standing by. >> you are going to need it the next few days. not just yet. the temps across the country, 39 in minneapolis. enjoy that.

that is about to change. this blue that you see on the map is indicative of temperatures below 32 degrees. the white is snow. we'll put it in motion and see what happens over the next couple days. the snowstorm develops here across the northern plains. the cold air, with the cold front diving down across the southern plains and that is what our trend is going to be over the next few days. there's going to be really significant snow here. notice it's a narrow band exactly where the band sets up. too early to say. minneapolis, possibly. possibly this model run here showing it to the north. that keeps the totals down in the big city, minneapolis. it goes higher to the north. we'll see spots over a foot of snow is exactly where that sets up. too early to tell. what we know is behind this, the colder air comes in. today, temps okay. today is the day to do the prep. you see that tomorrow. that cold air mass moving into the northern rockies. watch what happened this week.

it sinks down. by wednesday, the high temperatures in billings, around 12. a lot of areas don't get to double digits. by thursday, across the eastern sea board and northern florida. it sticks around for ten days, at least. we have a big cold stretch coming. keep many mind, we are pushing toward mid to late november. it can't warm up that much. this is the beginning of winter. >> is it too early to give us the forecast for thanksgiving? >> it is too early to give you that forecast. i will tell you, the signs are poupting to a chilly east coast. that's great. >> bad and getting worse. >> the news loves that. >> coming up, the president calls lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to the white house and doubles down on the promise to act on immigration. a police cruiser goes up in flames with the officer trapped

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>> morning, guys. >> wouldn't it be smarter to force the republicans to stage a vote? why would he not want to do that, i wonder? >> well, i guess he feels you get into that and then it takes a month and a few months. he doesn't want to -- by his lights, be held hostage to them. also, i think he feels, you know, this is something he can do that keeps faith with his base, energizes his base. in any case, the interesting thing is, whether or not and you know, there's another question whether or not he wants to provoke the republicans. you have john boehner and mitch mcconnell talking about cooperation on all issues. that is probably not the wisest way for republicans to go. maybe he wants to see if he can base them into obstruction. >> a referendum on president obama's policies palling on deaf

ears. president clinton, when things didn't go his way moved to the center. bush fired donald rumsfeld. do we need to give the president time or is he going to be defiant? >> it's a good question. bill clinton is a good example of that. he took a bumping in '94. after he was re-elected in '94, he and newt gingrich and the republican congress did a lot together. they passed a balanced budget. they passed welfare reform. they did a lot. whether this president has it in him to do, to move to trim his position to engage is a real question. i mean the thing about this president and a lot of people say it, despite the fact he chose politics as a profession, he feels politics is beneath him. you have to get grubby and you have to get -- make compromise.

whether he's able to do that we'll see. >> what happened during the election, one of the things the president decided in august, during that vacation break was to not do executive action on amnesty then, but push it off until after the election. do you think it was a good idea? >> well, i don't know that it mattered. the feeling was it was going to help. it would energize republicans, make them madder at him. doing this, i suspect he felt was going to help democrats. it didn't help democrats. maybe it would have been worse if he had done it. i'm not sure the timing made that difference. >> what is on fox news sunday? >> first of all, we are going to introduce you to the isn't it true senators elected to the democratic seat. you can see them there. shelly of west virginia. she is the first republican elected from west virginia since the 1950s, believe it or not.

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not found meteor rites on the ground. >> thanks, tucker. a story everyone is talking about x the utah dad who saved his stepdaughter from the clutches of a kidnapper in the middle of the night. >> a man in my home. he took my 5-year-old daughter. i happened to wake up and he had my daughter outside. my husband went out and got him somehow. >> the suspect is behind bars this morning. that little girl is safe and sound. joining us with more on this story, utah police sergeant. nice to see you dean. welcome to the show. >> thank you. good morning. >> how did this unfold. in the middle of the night, how did the step dad manage to rescue the little girl? >> this is a fortunate outcome in this situation. this all began about 1:30 in the

morning when he entered a local hotel requesting the clerk to call 911 stating his life was in danger. however, he left before police arrived, but left his id behind. >> he called to say his life is in danger? why? he goes to a home and steals a child? >> we have no idea. it was a bizarre, strange behavior that was displayed by him. we obtained a very thorough description. we were unable to locate him. three hours later, he's entering a residential home where he went down in the basement, locating a 5-year-old girl asleep in her bedroom. >> he grabs the girl from her bed, is heading outside of the house and then what happened? >> yeah, as he went upstairs and was opening the front door, he made just enough noise to wake the parents. as he proceeded across the front yard, away from the home, the

stepfather went to investigate the sounds he heard, at which time, he saw the suspect walking awa from the home and confronted him, demanding he release the child. at which point, the suspect gave the child back to the stepfather and then fled. >> was he armed? >> no, he was unarmed at the time. immediately ran. at the same time this was going on, the girl's mother was calling 911 reporting the situation, which enabled police to quickly arrive into the area and set up a perimeter and initiate a search. >> we heard that 911 call. it's unbelievable to think a parent would have to go through that. did the stepfather do the right thing in this situation? in the area you had a number of home invasions. did the stepfather do the right thing in the situation? >> i think the stepfather and mother did the right thing. the last thing you want is for your child to be taken away. i mean seconds count.

to immediately confront thetion get that child back. but, i think he did the right thing as well as the mother calling police to respond to the area. >> police departments, you know well, the likely outcome of a situation like this. what would the outcome have been had that stepfather not have been awakened and grabbed her and saved her life. >> if you look at the tragic outcomes of cases around the country and in the state, the likelihood would have been another tragic outcome in this situation. >> a hero. thank you sergeant, we appreciate you joining uls this morning. >> hey, thank you. coming up on the show, a group of little kids drunk at the dinner table. how elementary kids got that way. a high school football player got down to pray after

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are blowing up the balloons. >> i like the spiderman. it looks like it's climbing the walls. all right. is it common sense that america is under attack with the latest story? >> is it under attack? >> this 16-year-old, sam turner, a football player, scores his first touchdown of the season and kneels down like you see for a couple moments in prayer in honor of his murdered teammate. the ref decides to give him a 15-yard penalty for unsportsman like conduct. >> celebration. >> he was praying. that's outrageous. it's a threat to all of us. your prayers are scary. >> it's a blanette. no celebration. you can't dance in the end zone or do other things. this is a form of celebration. >> here is what the school said. this is from the florida high school athletic association. it's a judgment call.

the penalty is not because he prayed, it's because the officials determined he was trying to focus attention on himself. that's the bigger issue in the viewpoint. i would like to know the name of the official that made that judgment call. prayer is not focusing attention on yourself, but beyond yourself. that is what's so offensive to people. it's the acknowledgement we are not all there is. people hate that. >> i wonder if this referee had barney fife syndrome. you take the letter of the law rather than the spirit of the law. i imagine that rule is in the handbook because they don't want people doing lewd things in the end zone, not praying for a murdered friend. >> fair sis. you have seen me mention it on tv. lighten up america. >> bob turner, the father of the football player is not happy about this, either. take a listen. >> he's a good kid. he wasn't trying to call

attention to himself but was grateful to god to be able to play football and giving a tribute to joe joe who had been killed. we are fighting for the right to play. the biggest oppression was the death of the teen. >> i asked the father when he saw his son kneel like this, was he upset, trying to get attention. he said absolutely not, i was so proud of my son. >> viewers have a different view. as a christian, i'm for the penalty. narcissism of sports and the me, me, me culture is bleeding into youth. >> what is wrong with kids these days. frowned upon for a prayer after a touchdown, but not for boasting and high fiving teammates. >> it's all displays of revelry. if it was merely because it was

a prayer, that is a problem. >> you can weigh in this morning. let us know your thoughts. go to facebook and weigh in on that. other stories making headlines on your sunday morning. a cop car goes up in flames. instead of running for safety, a group of heroes runs into the fire. this philadelphia police cruiser burst into flames when another car slams into it. people on the street watched it and sprang into action. >> we pulled the cop to the side. he's like i'm okay. thank you. the passenger was passed out in the passenger seat. wii pulled him out. he had minor injuries. disoriented. >> the man who caused the crash is still on the run. the police officer is recovering in stable condition. here he is in the hospital with one of his heroes, 17-year-old volunteer firefighter joe shafers. a night out to eat turns terrifying for a family in colorado. cousins ages 2 to 8 ordered a

blue non-alcoholic beverage. they were given a different blue drink made from vodka and rum. 30 minutes later, the waitress learned her mistake. by then, the 2-year-old finished the drink. none of the kids injured there. a soldier is fighting to get a hero back. he's been getting the run around from the military about adopting his partner mattie, the german shep hard you see here. h man in charge of military dog adoptions adopted mattie himself and won't give him back. he's still fighting for mattie. officials are telling him to drop it. have you ever lied to somebody you are dating? >> a strip club and lap dance. >> we are going to napa valley.

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>> where do you live? 90210. i don't actually live there, i spend my time there. your e-mails are pouring in. i told my wife the truth about everything from the beginning. i talk in my sleep, so honesty is the best policy. >> i told a girl i played football in high school. she checked and asked why i wasn't in the team photo. i have never lied since. >> why lie? if the truth isn't good enough for your date, they aren't good enough for you. >> i lied to get this job. i said i graduated college. is that a mistake? >> we found out. >> it only took a week. i clearly didn't go to college. >> welcome from jacksonville, florida. we have some birthdays? >> yeah. >> happy 16th. >> thank you. >> happy just another birthday. perfect. good.

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the lexus cup in china. they are both okay. one of the biggest goofs of the college season. a utah player drops the ball in celebration a bit too early, allowing this defense to run it back 99 yards for a touchdown. 51-27. look at that. the eagles. didn't desean jackson do that a few years ago? am i right? yeah. well, he doesn't believe in god, but he wants to be a navy chaplain anyway. >> the military rejected his application for the job and now he's suing. >> joining us to talk about this fight in faith is father jonathan morris. the fight of faith in reverse. >> it's like saying i don't believe that boats can float, but i would be a great captain in the navy. if you don't believe in god, you can do many wonderful things, including get together with other atheists and talk morality

and humanitarian benefits and all that. if you look at the origin of the word chaplain in ancient latin, in french, in italian, it goes back to chapel. it's a sanctuary. they have had a chaplain, a chapel for people of religious belief. to say that i don't believe in god, but i want to be a part of a religious institution and counsel people, there's obviously another agenda here. >> the vegan butcher, it doesn't make sense. what is the other agenda? >> i don't know his intentions, but, based on the fact that he's suing now, the military, he's obviously saying i don't like this whole chaplain thing at

all. i don't think our government should be supporting anybody who is promoting religion. the history of our country is clear, religion and supporting people of religious beliefs is actually a good thing for the country. it's not forcing anybody to be a part of it. don't try to get rid of something that is good just because you don't happen to like it. >> here is a different spin on it. some people are not okay with gay marriage, but okay with calling it something else because marriage is supposed to be a union between a man and woman. could they have a different name and have a different name for people who want to make sense of the world, just not have a jesus perspective. >> i'm from columbia university. there are atheists there. this is an example to your point. they see it's important to get together with other people who don't believe in god and talk about being good, ethical things, moral things, helping

people, without believing in god. it's a wonderful thing. let's not change language and say i want to be a chaplain, i want to be a chaplain where i don't believe in god. it doesn't make sense. the military should say we are not going to fall into a political correctness because we are afraid of a lawsuit. fight it. >> good advice. go to our face book page. viewers can fire any question they want at you about religion and the story. >> i will go there and do my work. thank you very much. i hope our chaplain/atheist writes me so we can have a discussion. >> you'll get a lot. a homeowner, tied up, robbed and the bad guys got away. he is offering them college scholarships to come forward. that man joins us live.

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tucker, anna, into you guys. >> very nice. he returned from iraq dealing with ptsd and traumatic brain injury, feeling isolated and alone. until he met his best friend, a four-legged rescue dog named sergeant. >> a nonprofit that pairs veterans with shelter dogs at little or no cost. process is profiled in a new show that appears on a&e. it's called "dogs with war." >> it might only be this big between that veteran and that dog right off the bat. >> hi, boy. >> but you watch that love and that bond and that connection grow and grow and grow. i mean, that's a -- that's a thing you can't put a price on it. for that moment, that veteran has got some hope. >> joining us now is jim and lindsay stanick, the founders

and with them this service dog, sergeant. hey, sarge. when you returned from your three tour necessary iraq, you say you were walking around like a zombie, on all kinds of meds. how did you find sarge and how did your life change? >> lindsay found sarge. she was a rescue around the clemson university area. kind of funny with the whole dog paw thing that we laugh about. we were trying to find a way to get a service dog, but there were so many boundaries, so much money that would have been involved, that my wife, the rock star that she is came up with this idea and said let's do it ourselves. lo and behold, the birth of paws and stripes. it has been an amazing journey to now where sarge, i'm able to get out and talk to you guys in front of everybody else watching. >> did you notice a difference right away? >> absolutely. he came home from his first

session and said hey, let's go the mall or let's go to walmart. are you feeling okay? he didn't want to go anywhere. he didn't want to be out in public or especially in group settings or big open forums, things like that. >> and as paws & stripes developed, what made you decide to use shelter dogs? >> well, we have a love for rescues. we've both done some work, you know, helping dogs and shelters or through rescues. so it was important to us to try to address that, as well. we've seen so many dogs who were great dogs, but would be sitting through shelter. >> savings two souls in one. >> i love that. it seems like people's attitudes about dogs in public place res changing and getting more tolerant. do you see that? >> yeah. i think when we first started getting out and rung around with sarge in public, there's a lack of knowledge. then, of course, when you have an opportunity like i have to get out there and be with the public, things started to change and evolve to the point that they're so welcome. everybody loves it, you know?

and i'll be honest with you, working with sarge, i used to be a little hard knowsed, stubborn angry individual. i guess now i'm a big mush because of her. >> no doubt, dogs just make your life better. we love coming home to a dog, but a service dog is very different. how are they different? >> absolutely. sarge gets to go everywhere. service dogs get to go everywhere that we can go. and, you know, they've got skill sets that are utilized to assist me with my disability just like every other veteran that we work with. it's not a cookie cutter kind of deal. we tailor the program with the dog to that specific veteran's needs. so they're getting a tool, basically. >> you all are doing great things. great to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you, sarge. tune into a&e this tuesday, veterans day, 10:00 p.m. to see dogs and war. go to foxandfriends.com to find out more about fox and friends and how you can help. >> thank you, guys.

coming up, the homeowner tied up, robbed in his own home. the bad guys got away. he's now offering them college scholarships if they come forward. that man joins us live.

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hello. good morning, everyone. debbie wasserman schultz calling in the cavalry, ordering a top to bottom review on what we know wrong on election day. but there is one thing that she does know. >> we know we're right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we're fighting for. >> right on the issues? didn't americans send a different message? and if it was a bad week for democrats, who did the white house call in to make everything better? al sharpton, of course. is he really the one to give advice about bipartisanship?

and a homeowner tied up and robbed in his home. now offering to pay those criminals college tuition if they turn themselves in. so many of you talking about in this morning. and we're going to talk to that homeowner. he joins us live this hour. we're going to ask the questions directly to him. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ >> well, he's the news anchor going viral. you've seen his commercial break performances. this all happening when they're not on the air, of course. >> now he's taking over our news room. check it out, y'all. we're going to be talking to him later this hour. we should all take dance breaks. >> oh, man, this is great.

by the way, that's exactly what it's like in our news room at all hours. that's why they're so thin, because they're constantly moving to the groove. >> no, but i like the coanger. she's just sitting there like this. while you're dancing. >> she is not impressed at all. we really should have had her on. >> or maybe -- >> she needs a little help. >> there he goes again. isis leader abu yanlani possibly killed. a group of leaders in iraq with the target of the strike. it's not yet clear if he was among the group. a convoy of at least ten armed trucks were destroyed. bay greeted with hugs from his

mother and sister after two years in captivity. miller, getting off the plane a few minutes later. their release was skuld through a secret mission organized by james clapper. bay and miller were the last two americans being held in north korea. for the first time, the pilot who -- the space crash explosion explained what happened moments after the crash. peter says he passed out when his spacecraft broke apart at 50,000 feet. when he came to, he was falling to earth. his emergency parachute deployed and he gave a thumbs up to a passing airplane indicating he would be okay. seriously? cockpit camera footage showing it was to blame for the disaster. video shows the pilot, michael alsberry panicking. he died in the crash. >> can you imagine? >> i'm going to be all right, thanks.

two police officers go above and beyond the call of duty when an 86-year-old woman is problemed. a thief snatched her purse. when the officers came to the scene, they canceled her credit cards for her, put new locks on her house and bought all the groceries on her shopping list with their own money. above and beyond. >> i'm going cry. >> you know what? good for them. >> we have new details about the immigration debate unfolding in washington between the president and the new republican congressman. you saw a day and a half after the elections that the president invited everyone to a lunch. a reuters reporter wrote this account. joe biden asked john boehner right there, the head republican in the house, speaker of the

house, how long he needed to pass immigration bills. apparently the president looked over irritated with biden for asking the question. >> did the president just want him to say i'm going to do it for these interest groups that i made this promise to, this interest groups and it's my way or the highway? is that what we're seeing? >> maybe they had awkward sauce all over the table. i don't know what went down. one democrat said that absolutely did want happen. so they're discounting the report. so i don't know. >> time and again, i mean, just to be totally clear, this is not a left versus right debate. they want more immigration in the country. democrats want it because it means new voters for them. i actually think the president is hamstringing this debate. he would rather do it unilate l unilaterally without the congress for whatever reason.

>> dana perino said that's exactly what he should do, have congress bring it to a vote, get it pushed through that way. you lose a big election, you need to circle the wagons, figure out what went wrong. so the president makes a phone call. the first person he calls for advice? al sharpton. al sharpton is the first person he calls to get advice -- >> al sharpton being the person the approximately danced himself on. >> remember in 2008, you couldn't put al sharpton and obama in the same total room because obama knew sharpton was a polarizing figure.

i can understand how before the election obama might reach out to soak up the base of black voters. but after the election, it makes zero sense. rink obama and his advisers have convinced themselves lots of americans don't like obama, not because of obamacare but because he's a black guy. surprise, surprise, he went down to the race card as soon as he got in trouble and i'm very disappointed in it. >> that is the smartest explanation i've heard. why is it obamobama, who seems like -- allow himself one of his closest advisers a guy would spent his entire life tracking in racial division? why would they do that? this think the country is unreasonable and bigoted. you can see by the way they're acting.

>> debbie wass wasserman-schult released a video where she assesses what went down on tuesday. >> i'm not going to gloss over the fact that on tuesday, the republicans had a good night. we didn't. we won a few tough races, but it wasn't enough. but our party has a problem. we know we're right on the issues. the american people believe in the causes we are fighting for. but the electoral success we had when our presidential nominee makes the case to this country as a whole doesn't translate in other elections. >> they are so motivated and love the policies of the obama administration, don't you think they would have come out and vote? >> if debbie wasserman schultz is selling your product, does it surprise you no one is buying

it? >> we asked all of you at home about all this and joe says it didn't work because people aren't buying. >> marie writes she said democrats could keep the senate. i don't know why they would keep her in as the head of the dnc. there's reports she is not going to be there for long. democrats are very upset with her, apparently. let's check in with rick. he's been tracking what canada is doing. >> we learned what it was earlier today. i had never heard of it, but it sounds really good. clayton is going to make us some. >> french fries, gravy and cheese kurds. at this point, snow is going to start today in through parts of central and northern wisconsin, u.p. of michigan and central minnesota. but also the dakotas.

we're starting to see that develop right now. we have winter storm warnings in effect. you can see this across areas of minnesota back through montana. let's get ready for your first real significant winter storm of the season. and then it's going to be incredibly cold behind it. sometimes in november you might get that snow to melt pretty quickly, but this is not going to be the case. this one is going to have to be shoveled. this is not going anywhere. that's because this cold air is up across canada. watch what happens over the next few days, dives all the way down across parts of the south. thursday, we have highs in texas, only into the mid 40s across the eastern seaboard. eventually this stretches out across parts of florida. it looks like at least probably for two weeks. we're going to be seeing the same air. they did send me some -- this morning in a bowl. >> that is great. >> it looks like yogurt, unsweetened. coming up, the president campaigned on getting troops out of iraq. now he's sending them back into iraq. why now?

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spokesman rear admiral john kirby explaining why we're sending more troops to iraq. why now? what is going on? here so discuss it is the congressman elect in the state of texas, a former cia officer in the region. sthanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> so you served under cover in pakistan. you know the region well. you were there a long time. is this the right response to the threat of isis? >> well, i'm flawed the president is finally putting some resources to the situation and bricking in the congress. i think before we make any commitment of troops, we should talk about a prodder strategy. this is probably a conversation that's been too long in coming. and if we're going to commit people to the fight, we need to know what does victory look like? whatever our strategic initiatives and what achieves that victory, these are the conversation that's we should be having. and i'm looking forward to being

part of this conversation and using my background in national security to help with this issue. >> that will be certainly interesting. you were just elected to congress in a tight race. congratulations, in texas. and we saw in the waning days, the democrats try to injection rate into the conversation and make the point that the republican party is racist. it didn't work in the end. as a black republican, how did you respond to that? >> i think it was a fail strategy, obviously. it's pretty exciting. i'm proud of my state and my constituents for electing someone like me. when my mother and father moved to snow, they weren't allowed to buy a house because of their color of skin. now their younger son is in

congress. this electric was about creating good paying jobs and helping move everyone up the economic ladder. this was about repealing obamacare and doing something that increases access for the day. >> do you think that's the template for black asian hispanics going forward, to keep it on the issues and not get pulled into politics? >> 100%. we need to focus on being americans first. i think this is a good model to go forward, talk about the issues, talk about the things that people care about, be right on the issues and connect with the community. you're going to see positive results. >> did the naacp issue a pretty release congratulating you when you got elected? >> i don't think so. there has been a lot being said over these past couple of days. >> welcome to washington. i hope you enjoy it there.

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anna. >> tucker, thanks. a texas man held up at gun point, tied up and robbed inside his home now is offer cash for college to the suspects. >> these sketches are the people he's looking for. he wants them to turn himself in. dr. victor hoe is joining us now. nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you. tell us what happens when these two guys came to your home. >> i was returning home from school. they got home early. when we pulled in, they were watching a video in the car. i went in and that's when the assailant came running around. i saw him at a distance. i heard the slide of the gun and

i knew the sound for several reasons, one of which i'm the director of the county's s.w.a.t. team in texas. and so my medical training and part of my s.w.a.t. training is to know about weapons. i heard the sound and it was one of those oh, my goodness moments. came around the corner, had the gun to my head. at that point, i'm sitting there going, my kids, what to do in a bad situation? he nirchlly said he wasn't going to shoot me, he wasn't going to kill me. i walked over to my safe in my front foyer. at that time, there was another masked gentleman. came around the corner and he held me while the other guy attempted to open my safe. he finally said open your safe. opened the safe. they got what they needed, then

tied me up and they left. during this time period, you asked about the -- my life experiences as an emergency physician and my training, my s.w.a.t. training all kick in. and you notice a smattering of people around you. i knew kind of what to look for. >> wait a second. yush talking about the mannererisms here. one of those kids seemed reluctant to be involved in this, right? is that what prompted you to go down to the education palth offering suition instead of call the police saying lock these guys up for life? >> yes. i called 911. but this is the average math when you're thinking how can we, one, get them off the street? how can i get the gun that they stole? they took some of my guns, too. and we're thinking pay it forward. this is, again, a young kid. and i could tell, he was nervous. he was speaking in spanish and

telling his partner, let's get out of here. let's get out of here. that is the person i'm really targeting this to. get an education. >> yes. and so many people say that's an amazing, nice thing to do, turn the other cheek and love your enemies, love the people that are hurting you and try to better them, but other folks are going, this sends completely the wrong message. they have terrible behavior and you're rewarding them with education. so why do it? >> it's not really a reward. this is you need to turn yourself in, face what you've done. this is a small element right now and we're hoping to maybe expand this in the thought that you've committed a crime, but why are you doing this crime? what can we do to help you? you are probably in the wrong environment socioeconomically. all these bad elements. we want to better you. i believe in the goodness of people. >> and you think that can come through get ago college degree?

some of the viewers writing in this morning saying you really can't change the behavior. >> it's not really a caution for education. we want to get them something beyond where they are right now. go to a trade school. we'll pay for that. if they go to college, so be it. if they go to medical school, i would be applauding them. this is not something to reward someone that has committed a crime. what is the best way? education. that is where i am today and i push that to all of my kids. >> doctor, if people want to help, here is how they can. call the memorial village's police debate right here on your screen. 713-365-3700. ask for detective faulk.

thank you, doctor. we appreciate you joining us this morning. good luck and hopefully we'll check in with you and get a resolution to this story. we would love to have you back on. >> i hope so, too. thank you. >> thank you. 28 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends," a parn's worst nightmare coming true. a man is in my home and he took my 5-year-old daughter. a dad comes to the rescue. hear from the police sharnlg on the case, next. and we'll see the special way we're honoring vets on this veterans day. don't forget, catch our fox news two-night special, the man would killed baeshgz premiering tuesday, november 11th at 10:00 p.m. this group and this lead er >> conducking the operation that

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a sweet way to wake up. showing the veterans day pictures that you sent us. joan sent this one of her dad and his best friend in the marines. he traveled around the world twice during his service. and the military is a philips family affair. father patrick, sons austin and matthew and daughter megan, there they are. and this is dean, raymond, who served in the battle of the bulge. >> jim full free from levinworth, kansas, of himself and his sons who are currently serving in the national guards. >> send us your pictures, #bett #betterwithvets. sticking with veterans days plan and theme, a special promotions for military just in time for veterans day.

>>. >> we're joined by the coo great clips. nice to see you, rob. >> good to see you. thank you. >> tell us about this veterans day promote. what are you guys doing? >> very quick, celebrating veterans day by awarding three haircuts. first, on veterans day, anyone who is serving or has served in the military can go on any -- and get a free haircut. but the second part is for our nonmilitary veterans, they can go in on veterans day and we'll give them a free haircut they can redeem for a free haircut on before december 31st. >> if i don't need a haircut but i'm a vet, can i come in and get the card and get it later? >> i'm even having trouble following that one. >> you bet, yep. >> a veteran's free haircut card, yes. >> if on a saturday i wanted to

go back and -- on a wednesday to get a haircut -- >> hey, how did you guys come up with this idea? >> we really feel it's important to give back. the men and women who serve our country do so much and sacrifice so much, this is a simple way that we can do it. >> how are you doing, sir? >> good. >> how does it feel? >> awesome. >> what do you think this promotion does for veterans? >> shows us that people care. most importantly, we are come here and we are welcome. they give us free hair cuts. it's a great experience. >> thank you for your service, by the way. >> that's great. and what has been the sponl response for veterans? >> it's great. last year, they gave away 130,000 haircuts. this year we're shooting for 200,000. you can see all the nearby locations, the wait time at each one. >> how many great clips are there around the country? >> nearly 3,700 around the u.s. and canada.

>> sir, would you mind if i cut some of on your hair. >> sure. >> i think he said yes. >> everybody go out on tuesday and get your free haircut. >> oh, i'm sorry. can i write my name in there? >> thank you, sir. you're a good sport. anna, tucker, do you need a haircut? >> not by you, sir. that is trust there. 36 minutes after the hour. here are your sunday morning hels. a cop car up in flames, and instead of running for safety, a group of heros runs into the fire. this philadelphia police cruiser burst into flames when another car slammed into it. people on the street watched it all happen and sprang into action. >> we pulled the cops to the side. we pulled the cop to the side and he was like, i'm okay, thank you, guys. there was a passenger passed out in the passenger seat. we pulled him out, kind of disoriented, didn't really move. the man who caused the crash is still on the run, but the police

officer involved is recovering and in stable condition. the officer in the hospital is 17-year-old volunteer firefighter joe chambers. and it's a parent's worst nightmare and it happened to a couple in utah. they woman woke up to a man kidnapping their daughter right from her bedroom. earlier we spoke to the police sergeant on the case. he said what they did may have been dangerous, but absolutely necessary. >> i think the stepfather and the mother did exactly the right thing. the last thing you want is for your child to be taken away. i mean, seconds count. and to immediately confront the situation is most important to get that child back. >> the attempted kidnapper was arrested and now faces several charges. a restaurant that only serves food from countries of america's enemies forced to shut down. this is a unique concept.

pittsburgh's conflict kitchen prides itself on serving up specialties from iran, north korea, and afghanistan. but now that palestinian food is on the menu, feeding pittsburgh's jewish community and others have had enough saying what they're doing is not right. after receiving a threatening letter, the conflict kitchen is closed indefinitely. it's the closest you'll get to being an astronaut without putting on a space suit. nasa posted everything from famous mission to interstellar sounds. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> of course, that was neil armstrong's first words while on the moon, followed by a clip of what earth sounds like from outer space. and those are your headlines. oh, i think we're going out

to rick again. newly shorn. your haircut looks good, rick. >> thanks very much. i got a lot taken off. welcome from iowa. i know these guys were here looking to see medicalan kelly. she doesn't work on the weekend. she has the good gig. get ready for the weather. i've been showing you what the high temperatures will be this week. take a look at what the overnight temperatures will be. tuesday morning, 7 in billings, 16 in denver. wednesday morning, 22 in amarillo. thursday morning, you're at 18. cold ain air settling in. the overnight lows will be incredibly cold. that will eventually make its way across the eastern seaboard. today, not that bad. the northeast a little bit better than yesterday. a cool one yesterday, a little bit warmer. down to the southeast, a dry, beautiful day, really. except for south florida where you see a few rain showers. then towards the northern plains, this is the beginning of what we're doing with snow across parts of the dakotas.ove, wisconsin, out across the west,

looking pretty great, except for the desert southwest. hello from iowa. >> hello. >> guys, back to you. >> thanks, rick. the federal reserve watches our money, but who is watching them? maria bartiromo here with the first action a republican-led congress, next. and he broke into the dance at the anchor desk and it instantly swept the internet. we had to meet him and now we are. he's here dancing in our control room. look at that. the dancing anchor, on next. >> look at kelly. for most people, earning cash back ends here, at the purchase. but there's a new card in town. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back when you buy and again as you pay. that's cash back twice. it's cash back with a side of cash back. the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase

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this fox news exit poll showing almost half of voters the economy is our nation's biggest issue.

>> so is the fed to blame? and what steps should republicans take to fix it? >> joining us now, maria bartiromo. good morning. >> good morning. >> so republicans control both chambers in congress. a lot of them are upset, especially the libertarian wing. they've been saying that for a long time. will they do that now? >> i think there will be a lot more scrutiny on the federal reserve with the new congress. i don't know that it is going to be the top priority because i think right now they're looking at the excel pipeline, they're looking at tax reform, hoping to get something done. i don't think it will be number one on the agenda. however, i think at this point people are wondering why interest rates have been at such artificially low levels, why it is the banking sector has been scrutinized so much to the extent that they have to raise their capital levels and as a result they're not lending as much as they would. all of these issues, i think, are going to come up. the regulatory environment may very well be pulled back. the federal reserve rules, as well, as congress looks at this. but, again, i don't see this as the number one priority in

the -- you know, in the early years. >> and you earlier last week on the show, i asked you what do you think the big issue going forward in the next two years, how do we get past this gridlock and get some things done? you said jobs will be the issue. and you look at the unemployment rate, low 60%, yet people in exit polls saying the economy, jobs, people just giving up. they haven't even gone out looking for work. >> you're right. the participation rate keeps getting worse. that is the indicator that tells you people have just given up. if you look at the most hotly contested states this week here in the midterms, that's where you saw the highest unemployment rate. georgia, 7.9%. and these numbers are actually underestimating things. we know they're not capturing everyone because people have stopped looking. so i do think that job creation bills will be the priority. i mean, i think in the next two years, the gop has to come out and say what we stand for. what do you stand for? and i think under that sort of umbrella, they want to be the

party that has -- to create jobs. that means capitalizing on our energy story. and so that is why i don't think the federal reserve auditing will be the number one priority. but i certainly think that this is an issue and that congress will be looking at it. we're going to talk to senator lindsay graham today to find out from him what he thinks can get done in the next two years. but, you know, remember, there's a window here for the gop to tell the american people what they stand for. and explain to the american people what they come to. we have transparency now. we will know what comes out of the house and what the president vetoes. we'll talk with mcginnis, who i think is expert on tax issues and budget issues. she's terrific. so she's the president of the committee for a responsible budget. we'll talk about spending issues, where she sees, you know, opportunities to reign in spendsing, where she sees opportunities to create consensus on mishap issues. so she's going to join us, as well.

then we have gary. gary joins us once again, today is 25 years since the berlin wall fell and here we have putin stomping through ukraine ordering even more artillery into ukraine. so we'll talk about russia a bit, as well. >> and you're a big show on the channel gets started in 13 minutes. but during the week, don't miss opening bell weekdays on fox business network. log on to foxnews.com/channel finder to see where to find it in your area. coming up, want a bigger paycheck? we may have discovered the secret. we'll tell it to you. and he reads the news, but he has the moves. this anchor man is going viral. the dancing anchor joins us live, next.

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enthralled with this next story. ever wonder what happens during the commercial break of a news show? watch this. ♪ >> there he is. that's dan thorn, greatest anchor name ever, of wvns in west virginia. caught breaking it down during the break. his co-anchor doesn't seem quite as impressed. >> bringing his sweet moves to our studio this morning is the one and only dan thorn. good morning. >> morning, dan. >> thanks very having me. >> you're saying you've only been a professional on-air talent for a year. now you have this new spotlight because of your dance moves. how does that feel? >> it's weird, to be honest with you. i often have to pinch myself and say, how did this happen? i'm just a small-town west virginia anchor. now i'm on fox news channel.

>> you're talented. >> well, thank you. >> seriously. look at that. i've never seen anybody do that with ipads ever. >> i didn't realize, too, this was a former old stomping ground of mine in bluefield. i used to work down there. you got to have fun, local news. the commercial break, this is the place to do it. although, your co-anchor seems to be unimpressed by your dancing. >> maybe i have to get better. >> she's like, oh, here he goes again. >> yeah, i never claimed to be a professional. >> watch her. i love the response. >> oh, this is a different day. >> yes, this is taylor swift. i was thinking maybe if i have pop music, she'll get involved in that. didn't really work out. >> then you have another video, too, that folks can see on your youtube channel that's exploding right now. >> yeah, it is. it was unintentionally exploding. people started hitting me up saying, oh, i need these links wi. how can i get them? i was like, i'll put them on youtube. >> what does your news director think about this? what does your boss think?

>> he doesn't think it's so bad. he's like, if that's what you're going to do, that's what you're going to do. if it keeps you loose, then good. >> these are in commercial breaks, it looks like, right? have you ever lost control and done this on the air? >> no, not really. that doesn't mean we don't have fun. you want to make sure people are comfortable when they're watching you. i never really broke out into a dance ever. >> how hard is it to -- and this is obviously something we thought about, but how hard is it to dance in the confines of a set? show us your favorite move for sitting down. >> it's going to be very basic. >> upper body. >> just move your shoulders. >> i'm going to be the unimpressed co-anchor. >> you're nonplussed. >> what is this thing? >> you do it like this. like that. it's kind of a like riding a motorcycle kind of. >> a motorcycle. >> yeah, you kind of just drop it back. >> we need some music. >> you know what i love about you? when you start out in the local

news, you think you have to be somebody. you think you have to be this serious, fake version of yourself. what i love is that you are yourself, and you're just having fun. i think that's a lesson that takes many, many years to learn in this business. so you walk around fox news channel, everyone here is a real person, you know. i think that's one of the -- it's a great lesson to learn early on in your career. >> wise point. >> that's the thing. i'm very lucky to have the mentors i have. i had a few humbling conversations with people that have worked very high up in the news industry that were telling me early on that they're just like, just be yourself, stop trying to mimic what other newscasters do. just be you. i said, all right, i'm not going to be what i'm expected to be. i'm going to be myself. >> it really depends on what kind of person you are. if you're a deep down unattractive and unappealing person, try to be someone else. in your case, it's great. >> will you stick around with us and show us some moves? >> it's 7:00 in the morning.

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>> send us your pictures with veterans. #betterwithvets. >> join us for the after the show show. we have the dancing news anchor showing us some moves. >> see you next week. ♪ will the changing of the guard really end the gridlock in washington? hi, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures. "president obama meeting with congressional leaders after republicans secure the leadership of both houses on tuesday. will it be major changes, or is it back to business as usual? senator lindsay graham joins us in moments. already one rift may be forming. senators like mr. graham not happy to learn that the president has already sent a letter to iran's ayatollah without their knowledge. this as the deadline approaches on high-level negotiations to limit iran's nuclear program. and today marks a symbolic end to the