good morning to you. it is november 16, 2014. i'm andrea aerhardt. murdered by a madmen. we'll have the latest straight ahead. and are americans stupid? we asked president obama about that. >> i just heard about that. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed his opinion. >> we have done a little research and it turns out the president's own campaign video

tells a very different story. we have it for you. >> i don't even know that guy. and mitch mcconnell and president obama meet up for that bourbon, sort of. >> you know, i think this election had a clear message. >> yes, it did. >> the people rejected you. >> and "snl" doesn't end there. more of that tape straight ahead. "fox & friends" begins right now. good morning. >> bourbon on this sunday morning. welcome to "fox & friends." >> it's 5:00 somewhere, right? >> it is. >> ainsley earhardt is here this morning in for anna. >> great to be here with you guys. we just heard about this news not too long ago. breaking overnight, a new isis video is surfacing allegedly showing the beheading of a u.s.

aide worker. his people in is peter kassig. the video yet to be verified does not show the murder but the aftermath. a mass militant claiming to have killed kassig. the 16-minute long video also shows what appears to be the mass killing of captured syrian soldiers. former army ranger turned caseworker kassig had been held in captivity since last year. the newly-released video issues a threat directly to president obama saying they will take the fight to american streets. the timing of the video's release coincides with new reports that jihadi john, the ii isis militant, was recently hurt in air strikes but his condition is unknown. and 75 kids are now sick with a polio-like disease. the children are suffering from

severe muscle weakness. patients have also developed fever and respiratory problems similar to the enterovirus which killed at least 12 people. but officials will not confirm if this virus is causing the paralysis seen here. more and more feds are going undercover to bring criminals to justice. from i.r.s. agents posing as drug dealers to protesting students, it's a growing type of all federal agencies. this new aggressive approach to catch criminals is focusing on identity theft, human trafficking and crimes like illegal cigarette sales. at least 40 agencies have undercover operations in place. what can you do for your country? that's the question retired u.s. army general stanley mcchrystal is asking our kids. he's recommending all americans

between the ages of 18 to 28 to have one year of service to care about our world. and ed henry traveling with the president in australia is putting him in the hot seat. and what does the president say in response to your question yesterday? >> well, good morning. good to see you, clayton. bottom line, the president wanted to talk at the beginning of the news conference about the positive aspects of his long eight-day trip where he talked about the economy, his exports, the climate change deal. but he had a series of tough questions on isis strategy, the immigration executive orders coming up. when i pressed him on the health care issue with jonathan gruber. for the first time, he was

pressed on it. what i was trying to do is ask throughout this trip, at various stops like burma, how the government needs to be accountable to the people. so i pressed him on the fact that it appears jonathan gruber is saying this administration lied to the american people. did you mislead americans about taxes, about keeping your plans in order to get the bill passed? >> no. i did not. i just heard about this, i get well briefed before i come out here. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expresses an opinion that i've completely disagreed with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the actual process that was run. we have a year-long debate, i mean, go back and look at your stories. the one thing we can't say is that we did not have a lengthy debate about health care in the

united states of america. or that it was not adequately covered. i think it's fair to say that it was not a provision in the health care law that was not extensive ligated and was fully transparent. >> bottom line is, the president's supporters are now on social media jumping on the fact that the president went on to say that at the second year begins, he believes the law is going well. the president's detractors are jumping on the fact that he said, look, some adviser, i just heard about this brief by my staff, that's going to inflame his critics even more. especially as we hear the stories of jonathan gruber being in the oval office, helping advise the staff and the president himself on some of this. and the republicans have been saying they want to have talks with jonathan gruber and push for more votes to repeal this law. the president made fun of that saying they will never repeal

it, but the republicans are jumping on these comments. >> ed henry this morning live with the president. a great line of questioning there. you saw the president smiling away the answer, but remember that jonathan gruber was on the federal payroll. so $400,000, he may not know him, some adviser, i cannot think of his name right now when you ask this question. >> pretty hard to make this case. because i think people who didn't follow the obamacare debate will be satisfied with that answer, i didn't know the guy. but it turns out there's direct video evidence tying the president to jonathan gruber. this is from the obamacare video from the 2012 election. watch this. >> you helped governor romney develop this romneycare before going down to washington to develop president obama develop his national version of that law. when people sort of knew but they didn't announce yet, i went to do the tutorial of what we have done in massachusetts. and how it would work and

basically thinking about expanding it to the national same. the next time i see him is summer of 2009, at this point he short of knew we had a good plan on coverage but was worried at cost control. so we had a meeting in the oval office with several experts, including myself. >> in the oval office. >> that last sentence, he was so worried about the costs, so he came down to washington, but yet the president is saying he's not on the staff. i think this is like the equivalent of hiring a freela e freelancer, right? he's hiring him as a freelancer but he may not be on the staff permanently 365 days a year, but when we need him, we'll fly him to washington. in fact, we'll use your tax dollars to pay him. >> he was working were for the president. >> 10%. >> he made more than people working on the staff. >> he said, i would like to stay a freelancer because i'll make more this way. >> he said, i don't want your

help. >> he was the highest white house paid staffer making $400,000. >> that was just with the federal government. that's not with all the tapes. >> he was flown in to figure out how to hide this question of covering the uninsured, which he made the point in the videos, most americans don't care about covering the uninsured, but we have to mask it in this cost controlful so we'll keep your costs down. but if you look at the front page of "the new york times" yesterday, we now see the 20% increase in the open enrollment with a 20% increase in your premium from last year to this year. >> not surprising. keep in mind, gruber had no experience running an insurance company or a health care company. he spent his entire life in a ten-year position from which he could not be fired. he's never participated in the u.s. economy. he said that himself in 2010, he said this to politico, quote,

i'm an ivory tower guy at heart and do my thing and figure i'm an honest guy and people will trust it. >> when people were concerned about the rising health care costs and facilities needing to be improved, all those things came true. >> every one. >> exactly. >> it shows people aren't that dumb. rick reichmuth is tracking the cold weather coming through. predictions? >> it was chilly yesterday. what is it like today? >> across the east, we have a temporary warm up before it gets really cold. same thing for down across the southeast, but the cold air is still across parts of the northern plains. a very cold morning this morning with rain and snow to talk about. snow again across the great lakes. if you are near the great lakes, you are thinking, i haven't seen the snow in almost a week and it will continue that way for a number of days with a pretty significant snow with this

system moving through. and then lake-effect snow behind that. then we have the next developing system. we are seeing snow overnight across parts of nebraska and iowa. we'll see a little bit more to that, but the system is going to consolidate into a heavy stretch of snow from the panhandle of texas to the buffalo area and down across the parts of the southeast with a significant rain as well. we'll talk about how cold it has been right now. you should be at 42 for the average in minneapolis. take a look all the way through next sunday. you don't get above freezing. the cold air is here and not going anywhere just yet. >> good football weather. another video reveals shocking comments from the obamacare architect and this time he doesn't just think you're dumb. >> i don't think the voters in florida don't care about the uninsured, but i think they are misinformed because they have not managed to get through with the message. >> now the american voter is racist as well. these comments will only make these things worse for obamacare our next guest says.

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explain the cost and provider rates in cutting back medicaid, i think you would get the majority of support strength anything the program. i think because of racial reasons and other things we have not managed to get through with that message. >> if you don't like our health care plan, you're a racist. here to react, a board certified ent and leader of the black leadership network. thank you for coming on with us this morning. >> pleased to be with you. >> your position, is there a racial component to obamacare that i missed somehow? that something people are motivated by the racial how doe? >> it doesn't. what they are fighting now is reality setting in. over the past year, everything the theretical, i see patients in our practice all day.

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and the problem with this is it will expose exactly what they have been lying about this entire time. this bill was not about health care but control. and physicians, we're being dominated by the bill. we are not allowed to take care of our patients anymore. and doctors who really practice democratic oath are finding if you really care about your patients and want to be an advocate, you cannot take the affordable care act because it works against you. this is about social engineering and i believe this has always been a trojan horse for single care. this is not going to work. it was designed to bring an insurance system already in place and cause chaos. that's what is happening right now. >> and in the end, the only option will be for the government to take over the entire system. is that what you're saying? >> i think that's the rulebook or playbook they're going to use. the people -- look what is happening over the next month or so, people are signing up for

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welcome back. a fox news alert now, breaking overnight. a new isis video surfacing showing the beheading of another u.s. aide worker. the video has yet to be verified and does not show the actual murder but the aftermath. a masked militant claiming to have killed kassig. the 16-minute video also shows what appears to be the mass killing of captured syrian soldiers.

a former army agent turned aid worker has been held in kassig since october of last year. video released last month showed him kneeling next to an isis militant. the newly-released video also issues a direct threat to president obama of mask terrorists saying they will take the fight to the american streets. jihadi john, the isis militant has been injured in recent u.s. air strikes and his condition is unknown. ainsley? thank you, clayton. last month the unemployment rate for post-9/11 female veterans was 11.2%. that is five points higher than their male counterparts. why is it so hard for women who have served our country to find jobs in here to explain this from our sister network and my friend, cheryl casone. >> it is tough out there. >> why? >> many things are affecting the female veterans.

a quarter of the women are married to men, their spouses are in the military as well. a lot of times they are the ones moving for the spouse. he remains employed in the military, she does not. and many of the women, they have kids. and so a lot of times, and i hate to say this but it's true, it's illegal to discriminate against women if you have children when going on a job interview, but it happens all the time and no one talks about it. >> what can our female veterans do differently? >> one of the things they have to learn how to do, specifically, women don't say they are a veteran. i think they are worried about the stigma. we talk about ptsd and how that is affecting a lot of the veterans, a lot of the women for whatever reason don't want to put that out. >> we are so proud of them for that. >> we are tough ladies and want to be strong and powerful. we are just as good as the guys when it comes to getting that job. so the women should present

themselves as a veteran. and the same thing happens to men and women, know what the transmission is for your skills. corporate america is still struggling. even all the months we are talking about this, corporate america is struggling how to take these women and put them into a job. they have amazing jobs overseas, operations management, medical jobs, and they are not -- they are working as a security guard. >> if you owned a business, wouldn't these be the women you want to hire? leah gabriel was a pilot in the military and now working here. it's wonderful to have her perspective about the military. >> leah is lucky, of course, we're lucky to have her here at fox. but she's lucky in the job of pilot, that's 100% transferrable from the military to the civilian world. unfortunately for a lot of the women, that's not happening. also, you're moving around a lot

if your spouse is in the military. and women are not quite as good, unfortunately, at networking. men are all about, let's go play golf and shake hands and grab a beer. women need to really learn how to get better at networking within the brand new communities they are going to. and a lot of times the chamber of commerce is a great place to start because they are the ones that link us to the companies and can introduce you to the powerful females. but don't be afraid to get on social media and reach out to someone else in the military in the city you're moving to or in the city you live in. and also the social media, one of the reasons i brought that tip up, in particular, a lot of times the social media, the work you can do on the web, especially in this environment, get out there six months before you need the job. if you know that you're going to be going to a city or going home and leaving the workforce, in particular, you know you have the challenges and you have little ones or a single mom, i have met and spoken to a lot of

the women and it's tough for them. and there's no reason these individuals who have risked life and limb for our country are not finding work. they need to have the jobs. >> thank you so much, cheryl. for this perspective, you can see cheryl on your fox business channel. go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. thank you, cheryl. we have a fox news alert breaking overnight. another video by isis terrorists claiming to behead american aid worker. the details and the message to america coming up next. and a big game hunter going viral for showing off her trophies online. the second twisted comment that her critics are throwing at this young lady this morning. we're going to tell you that story ahead.

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welcome back. a fox news alert. breaking overnight, new isis video surfacing allegedly showing the beheading of u.s. aid worker peter kassig. >> that video yet to be verified does not show the murder of kassig but the aftermath. the mass militant talking about killing him and it shows the mass murder of captured syrian soldiers. >> former army agent turned worker kassig has been held

there since october last year. a video last month showed him kneeling down next to an isis militant. >> and this issues a direct threat to president obama. the masked terrorist says isis will take the fight to the streets of the united states. horrifying. these videos share one theme, at least they have up to this point, and that is they are sickly produced. they are sophisticated. the video production is high. and they are thoroughly evil. for that reason, they are really the scariest propaganda i have ever seen. >> we are hearing this video is different showing the syrian militants, it appears this is the same piece of video, soldiers being killed. >> they are not taking any prisoners, i don't think. >> another american. this is just awful news to wake up to this morning.

and scary they want to take this to the streets of america. >> i was just thinking about talking about this, we have seen the images popping up in the united states and whether or not those have been verified. the cell phone video in front of the white house showing the isis flag on the cell phone. and another one recently with the isis flag here in america at the fbi, looking more closely at those things, but it seems like the images are popping up here. >> they want to tangle with the web. every single one of the videos has that in common. isis saying, come and get us. these are direct provocation and invitations to attack them. i'm not sure what the strategy is. >> are they saying that the air strikes are not working or is this their last line of defense? is this the last thing they have? >> we're hearing that both baghdadi, the head of isis and the comma isis and baghdad john, the creep in the videos we have seen to this point who did the execution of western prisoners, both of them were wounded apparently in a

recent american air strike on the isis bunker in the capital city of raqqah. but the british troops are saying, this is true. >> we are doing voice analysis if he's in this video or if he's too wounded to be in this video. >> and the scary thing is he's clearly from london. even if you are not english, this guy has a strong accent. it is so sad to see a guy surrounded by our values and speaking our language wound up murdering westerners because they are westerners. there's something really jarring in this. >> it is pure evil to do this to someone. >> how could you grow up in the west and wind up like that? >> there are 100 of them, allegedly. the fbi says there are 100 americans fighting and training with isis. in other news this morning, here are your headlines. according to press secretary chuck hagel. the u.s. needs a game-changing

military innovation. his plan to inject fresh thinking and new ideas that includes developing manufacturing like 3-d printing, the strategy designed to make up for a tighter defense budget and military advancements by russia and china. >> if we make the right investments in our partnerships and around the world in innovation and in our defense enterprise, we will continue to keep our nation's military and our nation's global leadership on a strong and sustainable path to the 21st century. >> hagel says the strategy should reflect approaches taken during the cold war to keep america ahead of the soviet union. michael brown's parents reacting to new police radio calls the moment their son was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer. they claim the fatal encounter was never about a convenient store robbery, instead they believe their son and his friend were racially profiled by officer darrin wilson. >> 21. put me on canfield with two.

and send me another car. >> wilson called about shots being fired but it never went through. he also said he struggled with brown. a famous hunter put hateful comments on facebook after posting this photo of a successful bear hunt in north carolina. eva shocke and her dad each bagging two huge bears. the pictures got hundreds of comments but one prompting a comeback from shocke saying, quote, kill that little worthless dog you have instead of the bear i just hunted in north carolina. apparently eating a bear, donating all the meat, putting money toward cops ovation is a bad thing, but killing my puppy is okay. if this logic isn't totally insane, i don't know what is. and banned from being banned? "time" magazine removes the word feminist from its poll of words we shouldn't say.

feminist was even in the lead to be banned ahead of the word kale, literally and ave, but they were forced to remove it following outrage from the feminist majority foundation. "time" saying, quote, while we meant to invite debate about some ways the word was used this year, that nuance was lost and we regret that this inclusion has become a distraction. we want to know what you think. leave a comment on facebook, twitter or leave us an e-mail. we'll read them later. like the hostage video, we regret we made a mistake. we are very sorry. >> we wanted to put other vegetables we find offensive on there like kale. i know one person championing the use of kale this year, rick reichmuth. in everything he was eating this year. >> you should just see the thing

that you see stuffed in at the pizza hut salad bar. >> have you ever cooked it in your kitchen, though? >> i have, yeah. >> what is it? i have never seen it in my life. >> a leafy green. >> all right. guys, we'll find some kale for you and cook some. we'll talk about the weather maps. we have a very cold morning out there, especially across the northern plains and the northern rockies. minus 1 in rapid city. 38 in atlanta. you factor in a little bit of wind and we're feeling like 31 in atlanta and feel like minus 16 in rapid city. the cold air is certainly there. a great time to be in south florida. they have not been impacted by this weather. here's the forecast for the day today. across the northeast, we'll see some clouds move on in and see the rain and snow spread in by late tonight and tomorrow. snow across the interior sections. rain across coastal areas. down to the southeast, we've got the rain and very heavy at times across the lower mississippi river valley. some of that could be a little bit severe. some strong winds. maybe an isolated tornado.

a little bit of rotation is possible with some of that. we'll see the snow develop throughout the day for oklahoma and the panhandle of texas. and you can see that stretch across sovereign indiana and illinois. just cold temperatures behind that. back to you guys inside. >> cauliflower is the new kale, rick. >> i love cauliflower. i'm a fan. coming up, a fox news alert. breaking overnight, an american hostage beheaded by isis. so are we doing enough to take the terrorists out? we'll talk to a former navy s.e.a.l. next. and every hero needs a villain, and james bond is about to get a brand new one. the hollywood rumor, straight ahead. >> every agent embedded in terrorist organizations across the globe. >> 007 reporting for duty. in the nation, misfortune doesn't take a holiday.

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peter kassig. >> the video not yet verified issues a direct threat to president obama. the masked terrorist in the film saying isis will take the street to the fight of the united states. is isis a threat to us here in the homeland? joining us now, retired navy s.e.a.l. and author of "the last rescue," howard watson. >> should we take this fight seriously in the united states? >> let me go back for a second, first of all, my thoughts and prayers to the kassig family. a real hero, former army ranger and aid worker, the best of what we have to offer. and it's a shame that it's a sacrifice made in vain due to our country's inability or unwillingness to combat this. here is my question, when the pictures from abu ghraib surfaced and the waterboarding

technique surfaced, all the liberals in this country, the liberal media was on that so big with outcry. and everybody was so upset. why is this media, why does the liberal media and why are americans not upset men americans are getting their heads cut off. we have terrorists cutting off american heads and it barely gets a blip on the radar. if we don't start doing what is necessary to combat terrorism, and i can discuss that, if we don't start doing what is necessary, you better believe it's coming to america. and then the hillary clintons of the world who are so accustomed to going, what difference dutz it make? it's going to make a real difference when it is here on our grounds. >> 100%. what do we need to do differently? >> well, first of all, we have to inhibit recruiting. i've said this many times. if we don't get the terrorists to where they can't recruit fresh blood, we're never going to defeat them. here's what you don't do. you don't capture them, bring them to america, bring them and feed them better than our troops

and then let them move on up. as an american, i still can't believe when i hear this, but we have to make it so unsavory, so terrible for them to not even be able to recruit that they are thinking that, hey, if we do volunteer, guess what? somebody like rob o'neal that killed osama bin laden is never going to stop until they kill us. no, thank you, we'll give it a pass instead of, oh, come here, we'll take you into our warm embrace in america, find you some slick attorney and possibly get you off these charges. >> as someone who served overseas in defense of this country, how do you feel with isis sweeping through anbar threatening baghdad itself? >> there's the other question, why didn't we know about isis before? the answer is the same, because we took away the enhanced interrogation and the human intelligence gathering capabilities. then we were taken by surprise

when the idiots retook a lot of our what troops have fought and died for. we got caught down with our pants down again, and it's the same old thing over and over again. somalia, iraq, afghanistan, we fight for something, gain a foothold and then we give it up because we don't have the people in place to tell us what is really going on on the ground. and that's our own fault. >> howard, you're right, we are misinformed. nobody knew about isis until besaw the video of the first beheading. it was a little too late. that family is suffering and now other families are suffering and our country is at risk. what about the air strikes? are we doing enough there? >> i can't want speak firsthand, i know the way the air strikes are designed and the way they are effective, but why didn't they do this before the foothold when they were still taking ground? why didn't we go in to stop them then? and why are we doing that now? honestly, maybe the air strikes are having an effect, but we

should -- the longer we wait to put troops on the ground in my opinion, the longer we wait to go in and totally crush them with more of these types of videos we're finding to have. and the more recruiting power these people have, we've got to decimate them and have to annihilate them so 0%. like you said earlier, they are evil. we have to totally wipe out the evil. >> so the president has said and his advisers said rather than doing that and setting lots of ground rules, we have some. but rather than sending in the force, we'll train up or continue to train the syrian opposition and the iraqi army. is that adequate? will that ever work? >> well, they did a great job of stopping them the first time, didn't they? no, of course that's not adequate. that's political speaking out one side of your mouth, trying to keep some people happy while not committing to all of that. listen, this is a war on terrorism. and america, what are you willing to do to defeat this evil? we've got to be all in or just

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good sunday morning to you, november 16, 2014. i'm ainsley earhardt. breaking overnight, a new isis video claiming to behead an american aid worker. and he's not alone. details on their latest massacre and the message to america straight ahead. and the architect of obama says stupid americans that allowed the white house to get the bill through congress. so what happened when we asked the president about this? >> i just heard about this. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion -- >> oh, but we did digging this morning and we found a presidential campaign video that tells a very different story. stay tuned for that. and they thought it was the real deal.

kids petrified as cops ran into the school with guns drawn, but it was all just a drill. one student is outraged and participants join us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. well, we begin with a fox news alert with breaking news of a brand new isis video allegedly showing the beheading of u.s. aid worker peter kassig. >> we are still trying to analyze it to find out exactly what the white house is doing to verify its authenticity at this hour. they released a statement on it saying their condolences go out to the family if this is true and are working to bring these guys to justice. >> joining us on the phone with the latest is chief correspondent katherine herridge. good morning, what does this video show? >> good morning. i viewed the tape that is about 16 minutes in late. it's quite a departure from the

previous propaganda tape focusing on the execution of american or british citizens. this one has a very global theme. that isis is in iraq and then moving to europe and then they say onwards to north america. and it gives a short tutorial about the organization, beginning with a leader of al qaeda in iraq and then moving on to baghdadi. then there are a series of mass executions. and some of the worst seen, that i have seen so far in these tapes. i've seen all the publicly available tapes. a group appears to be syrian military. it's marched to a field, they are forced to kneel, and then they are all beheaded. and the viewer is spared none of the details of those executions.

and this is one of two instances in the tape where the british executioner, this is the vim who was clad in black who our contacts have identified through voice analysis, and then also the vain masking on the exposed hand that holds a weapon, that kind of mapping is unique as a fingerprint. and he addresses the president in a very disrespectful manner and threatens that this style of execution will come to the streets of our country. and then very late in the tape there is one section about a minute in length where you see the executioner again standing over a severed head. and he identified the head as that of the american aid worker of peter kassig. and then issues another warning which has to do with the u.s.

troop presence in iraq. what is striking to me is that up like the previous tapes, the focus is not simply on the execution of what is claimed to be an american hostage, it's broader than that, if you will. >> catherine, there's been questions as to whether or not the heads of isis jihadi john who appeared in the videos as well as baghdadi speaking to the masses may have been injured in some sort of air strike. i imagine the analysis is underway to see if that's true. and if jihadi john is in these videos and whether or not he's injured in any capacity. >> two points on that. earlier this week, two u.s. officials confirmed to fox news that despite a series of air strikes a week ago in mosul, iraq, and then also claims by the iraqi interior ministry about a second attack in the border city with syria, that the

leader of isis had survived. al-baghdadi. the new reports of the executioner who is more commonly known as jihad johnny, we're still working to confirm whether the fact that he may have been injured is being investigated. this is the individual whose hand appears in the new propaganda video alleging to have executed the american petepeter kassig. i just want to raise an important issue with this going forward. in late october around the 21st, an isis-linked social media account posted a photo of peter kassig kneeling in the orange jump suit from one of the previous execution videos where they warn he would be next. and in that social media posting, there was a warning that he only had a matter of

days to live. and then isis went dark on this issue. and i'm sad to say that the track record of this organization is that they have not posted or claimed to have executed individuals. and the information has been bad. that said, the question will be if this is peter kassig, at what point was he executed between that late october timeframe and today's very public appeal of his family that their son was a genuine convert to islam, to the appeal that this group was executing someone who had chosen their faith. >> catherine, when the news broke this morning, the first thing on our minds was his family and how devastated this news is for our country but

especially for his family as we approach the holiday subpoena. have you heard anything from the kassig family this morning? >> i have not. but i would emphasize that in the last month, they have worked publicly and privately along with the families of the other hostages who remain to try and secure his release. and i don't want to go too far because within the last few weeks, fox news was able to confirm details about the other hostages and the circumstances under which they were captured. and we were asked not to report that information for a national security basis. but certainly all of our thoughts are with all of the families that are affected at this point. >> awful. >> thank you so much, catherine. i'm just getting word from the producers we are getting a statement out from the family and i want to read this. we are aware of the news reports being circulated about our

treasured son. and are waiting for confirmation from the government at the awe then 'tisty of these reports. we'll have no other statement at this time and ask that you please respect our privacy. gut wrenching. that's so sad. >> awful. catherine, thank you for joining us this morning. >> sure, thank you for having me. president obama is en route to washington after an eight-day trip. we have reaction now from the new isis beheading. what is the latest? >> well, good morning, tucker. interesting, the urgency of the situation because this beheading literal took place moments after the president left australia for the long flight back to washington. the national security council now put out a statement saying, quote, the intelligence community is working as quickly as possible to determine if aor

its authenticity. we are appalled of the brutal murder of an american. this obviously has happened far too many times now in terms of american and british citizens. and it comes in the context of the president just a couple hours ago at a news conference wrapping up this g20 summit. he was pressed about his isis strategy, whether he's doing enough and whether he has to recalibrate. he got a series of tough questions and i pressed him on jonathan gruber, the health care issue and the videos pouring out. listen to how the president reacted. did you mislead americans about the taxes, about keeping your plan in order to get the bill passed? >> no. i did not. i just heard about this, i get well briefed before i come out here, the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i've completely disagreed with in terms of the voters, is no

reflection on the actual process that was run. we had a year-long debate, ed, i mean, go back and look at your stories. the one thing we can't say is that we did not have a lengthy debate about health care in the united states of america. or that it was not adequately covered. i think it is fair to say that there was not a provision in the health care laws that was not extensive ligaly debated and wa fully transparent. >> now, the president went on to say that as the second year has begun, he believes the law is going smoothly. obviously, republicans beg to differ and are going to be zeroing in on the president saying, look, some adviser, i have just heard about this, some distance he's trying to create between himself and jonathan gruber when we now know that jonathan gruber was in the oval office in the white house talking to the administration

officials multiple times as they put this law together. that's why republicans in recent days have said they plan to have hearings on capitol hill when republicans take over the senate and really digging in on this. obviously, they are going to have more votes in the days ahead trying to repeal this law, guys. >> ed henry in australia, thank you. and now to your headlines this morning, homeland security chief jay johnson says executive action on immigration will happy the end of the year. the president has not gone into details yet, but overnight he was forced to answer tough questions. >> what you now belief are your limits so you can continue to act as president and not emperor or king? >> well, actually, my position hasn't changed. when i was talking to the advocates, they were duplicating the legislation that was installed in congress. >> have you received the legal advice from the attorneys general about what limits you

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♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm welcome back. you are looking at a still picture taken from a new video released from i sirs. it has not been confirmed as authentic by the u.s. government, but it is consistent with tone and tenor we have seen over the last several months released by the terror group. you're looking at a man, a former u.s. army ranger now aid worker captured earlier last year, last october, i believe. there he is right there. peter kassig. apparently he's been murdered. >> catherine harridge brought up

great points, which is the website of the isis group website releasing a picture of kassig last october and wondering whether or not the murder occurred within a few days. so did this occur at tend of october and now we are just learning about it? they are still working to analyze whether or not jihadi john who may have been hit in the air strike and who may have been hurt appears in this video. it appears that he does standing over the head of peter kassig. among the differences, syrian soldiers seen in a mass decapitation in a 15-minute video. it's the most gruesome she's seen yet. >> here we go again. another morning waking up to learn about a beheading. this is a statement from isis' leader who says, our soldiers of the islamic state continue to harvest the soldiers, erupt volcanos of jihad everywhere.

light the earth with fire, america and its allies are terrified, weak and powerless. >> shocking. clearly, this is yet another insightment from the very start designed to rile public opinion in the west west. the man there is referring to as jihad johnny who is a resident of london there murdering westerners. >> we spoke to a former navy s.e.a.l. a short time ago on the show on how to go after these guys. listen. >> we have terrorists cutting off americans heads and it barely gets a blip on the radar. if we don't start taking these guys seriously and start doing what is necessary to combat terrorism, and i can discuss that, if we don't start doing what is necessary, you better believe it's coming to america. what we have to do is make it so unsavory, so terrible for them to not even be able to recruit,

that they are thinking, hey, if we do volunteer, guess what? somebody like this rob o'neal guy that killed osama bin laden is never going to stop until they kill us. no, thank you. we'll give it a pass. instead of, oh, come here, we'll take you into our warm embrace in america, find you some slick attorney and possibly get you off of these charges. >> it does make you think, maybe we should reconsider our immigration policies. right? >> 100%. >> where it is considered bigoted to say, we are not going to discriminate against you. how can you not put limits on immigration from the countries outside the united states? what is our problem? >> the fbi office is saying 100 americans are learning to fight for isis. and i reported on that story, it was in minneapolis, when there were kids that went to high school together and they were linked to isis.

they were recruited to go overseas with american passports and could be used to come back into the country freely and start wars here in america. it is terrifying. >> we are getting another lecture about how it's not islam. like he's an expert in islam, it has nothing to do with islam? that's not what isis says. >> they are coming to the streets of america. >> are we seeing fissures in america with these attacks or recruiting with their tools? there are reports that those joining up with isis are wanting to come home because they are homesick. i don't know if their health care plans or the promise of new world order are not living up to that plan. >> here's what we have seen, dictator after dictator fall only to be replaced by chaos, a vok yvacuum filled by those wore than the dictator. now you are seeing that in

syria. and what is the white house response? oh, we need to take out bashar al assad. really, he's the problem? he's a problem, but he's not beheading americans. why is killing him our first priority? that is crazy to me. >> send us your e-mails, foxandfriends.com. and coming up, a "jeopardy" secret revealed off the air. holy smokes, we've got it. and a proposed rule on water could put your property rights in danger. the lawmaker fighting for change is going to join us live, next.

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welcome back. we are following breaking news of an isis video showing the beheading of an american there, peter kassig. this does not show the actual murder itself but instead the aftermath of a masked militant claiming to kill kassig. the grizzly video has been released to claim to show the murder of u.s. citizen peter kassig by isil. the intelligence committee is working as quickly as possible to determine its authenticity. kassig's family said they have seen the reports but are waiting for confirmation from the u.s. government. tucker and ainsley? a new government water rule could also put property owners across the nation at the mercy of the epa. >> and oklahoma attorney general scott fruitt calls it a clear case of government overreach and is joining us now. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> why would you say that?

why the overreach? >> well, fundamentally, this is about private property rights. you have the epa for the first time coming in to redefine what constitutes the water in the united states. generally, that historically has been because of the interstate commerce authority that the epa has. but now you have them coming in to states across the country and trying to assert jurisdiction over water in a drainage ditch. and this is about permanent authority, about extending its reach into farming and ranching and building and shopping senders across the country. it's a very important rule. the epa will say this is all about providing clarity. this is about a redefining of what constitutes water in the united states so they can assert themselves over decisions being made by the state. >> so the obama administration in effect is now saying it controls anything wet in the continent in the united states. i want to read actually the epa description of what this means saying, quote, it reduces confusion about the clean water

act, clarifies the type of water covered and saves businesses time and money, provides benefits for the public and helps to protect their waters do. you feel this will help your state to protect your waters? >> well, forgive the states for being skeptical, but this is similar around the affordable care act. if you like your plan you can keep your plan. and the epa is trying to sell the package to say, don't worry, states, don't worry, private citizens. we'll take care of this issue for you. they are clearly trying to redefine what constitutes the water in the united states to be involved in all the decisions at the local levelall the way up. this will extend permanent authority and costs to those who own land. to use it the way they see fit. farmers and ranchers, economic development will be impacted in a substantial way. >> can you give us -- i beg your pardon, can you give us a specific example of what this could mean? >> well, water in a drainage teach right now is not

navigable. but if you have water in the ditch for an extended period of time, the epa can say that constitutes the water in the united states. the whole point of the jurisdiction of the epa historically is navigab-and-a- . assert water in a drainage ditch, that's going to impact the use of the landowners and the land in the future. >> scott pruitt, thank you for getting up to educate us on this issue. >> thanks. more on our top story, another beheading by isis. what does this mean for the war on terror and right here in the united states? how grave is the threat to us? stay right here for the latest.

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a fox news alert. overnight the group isis releases a new video of the reportedly beheading of an american. >> isis now says they will take the fight to the american streets. so does this prove the u.s.-led air strikes are not enough? >> joining us on the phone is strategic lieutenant ralph peters. thank you for being with us this early. tragic news we received just a few hours ago of another

beheading of an american. what are your thoughts? >> well, tragic, certainly. hideous and inevitable, also. we don't know exactly when he was killed, but the timing and release of the video is carefully timed. the islamic state, one, is responding to general dempsey's visit to iraq, the chairman of the joint chiefs to iraq. he got firsthand information on fighting and they also wanted to release this while president obama was at the g20. so the fundamental problem we have is we refuse how good these guys are and how effective they are. they understand their audience and we simply don't understand ours. if i can make the point, we hear a lot of talk in washington on how to get a better message to solve the problem. think about the islamic state

with the beheading videos offer. this is a huge hit in the middle east, whether they are muslim converts or haven't found their place in any society. this is better than any video, but the promise of jihad, the wandering souls, such as the ottawa parliament government, the appeal is to the first people to join jihad, you belong and you have brothers. you're respected. you have power. and this really is very much about power. that beheading image is about power over others. and oh, by the way, if you join the islamic state, you get slaves and if you are killed in jihad, it's a pretty appealing take tick. what do we offer the young would-be jihadi on our side? we tell them, if you obey the

law and be good, you might get a job at walmart. so i think we still do not understand the incredibly powerful appeal of jihad and that the beheading videos that we find repulsive, the young find thrilling. >> so is their primary purpose recruitment? is that the point of this? >> that's a very good question. recruitment is always part of their propaganda effort. always. but this is also about a psychological war in about asserting their power. they are obviously not able to shoot down f-15s and f-18s. there's only so much they can do against our lackluster bombing campaign. but they can talk and they know their audience. they are very slick in their production value of the videos. so this is air asymmetrical response to our bombing efforts.

and the threat to make our streets run with blood, they may need to pull off nasty incidents for even bigger ones. so i just feel like in washington today, they don't understand the appeal of this religion. they refuse to understand -- how brilliant our enemies can be when it comes to globalizing their base. they are doing a much better job than the democrats in the last election. so we can consistently underestimate our enemies in the worst estimation, we underestimate that the jihadis didn't win with their weapons but they won with their determination and strength of will. the willingness to self-sacrifice and unfortunately young mr. kassig was caught in

the middle trying to do good deeds. but unfortunately good deeds don't count. all that matters is jihad. and the beheading of mr. kassig is a tragedy. >> earlier you said this was inevitable. >> yes. >> how so? how can we reverse that? >> they are not going to be releasing any americans. once they get an american, especially someone to identify with a former military background, it doesn't matter if he converts to islam in captivity. again, this is a very powerful psychological message to young americans. this is a message to aid workers and journalists, keep out. they have a human keep out sign with a cross over it. take a long-term view, accept this is a long struggle, and the only way to win it, the only way is not through messaging, not through negotiations, but it's by killing and killing and

killing. and people don't want to hear that. throughout 2,000 years of history, fighting insurgencies in major religion, not one has been helped out through negotiations. when you deal with hard core religious fanatic that is believe their god wants them to kill you, the only thing that works is to kill them first. >> lieutenant colonel peters, gras et to have you on the show but sad under these circumstances. we'll have you back on the show when we get more news. thank you, colonel. >> my pleasure. now to other news making headlines, according to defense secretary chuck hagel, the u.s. has a plan to inject fresh thinking and new ideas to include developing advanced manufacturing like 3-d printing. the strategy designed to make up for tighter military advancements by russia and china. >> if we make the right investments in our partnerships and around the world in innovation and in our defense

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yesterday, but you see that rain there that eventually moves in across west virginia, across the ohio river valley and then the snow behind it. that will be our weather maker tomorrow. down to the southeast, we have some pretty heavy rain showers and possible thunder this morning as you wake up across the lower mississippi river valley in towards the mississippi and alabama. and then you see that snow falling throughout the day across arkansas, oklahoma and the panhandle of texas. in across the northern plains, this is where the cold air once again is coming in with a few scattered snow flurries along with this and heavier snow across indiana and missouri. out across the west, we'll see the same cold front. you uh guys are bringing that up near new mexico. temperatures are colder in tucson today with cooler temperatures than average. vegas tonight, 48 degrees. that's a chilly temperature. back to you inside. thank you, rick. coming up, they thought it was the real deal. kids petrified as cops run into

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>> no, we didn't know. it was around second period, around 8:00 or 9:00. and then you heard the principal over the intercom saying we are going on hard lockdown. around 20 to 30 minutes later, we heard something by the door and all of a sudden the door opened with a gun barrel sticking out. we didn't know it was a drill, we thought there was a gunman right through that door. turns out the police came in and we were relieved it was the police, but they still kept the guns at us or a few seconds and dropped it. he went up to the microphone near his shoulder and said clear and moved on to the next room. then it was around 40 minutes later we got the okay. and we went about our day, a regular day, but it was not really a regular day. we were still very scared. >> that's unbelievable. did the police officer with the gun in your classrm indicate that this was just a drill and

everything was fine? >> no, we didn't know. we still stood hunkered down even after he left. we only got the okay around, when they checked every room. and it was -- it was very scary. >> it's hard to believe that actually happened. sharese, what is your response to that? >> unbelievable that they call it a drill because it was not a drill. it was a drill for the police, but the kids -- it was real for the kids. so i don't know how they can call it a drill. >> what is exactly the point of terrifying kids? how does that make the school safer, any idea? >> i don't know. >> it is the hopes to make it more realistic, apparently. >> it was not a drill, it was real. i do not know what is the point, i have no idea. my thing is that you don't give a testng -- without preparing for it. you study for a test. well, this was a test without any preparation. >> yes, and this was a pop quiz with guns. i want to read a statement from the polk county board of school

about this. here we go, parents, students and staff are typically not notified about lockdown drills in order to evaluate how safety procedures work. does that make you feel better, sharise? >> no. no, it doesn't. this was a different kind of lockdown. we did not know this was coming. when a friend of ours called to tell us there was a shooter at the school, my husband -- i was on a field trip with my daughter. my husband raced to get to the school. he was too afraid. all he could see was columbine in his mind. >> this is just a cascade of bad judgment. xavier, did you teacher know what this was? >> no, only three people at the school knew. and i'm assuming that's the principal, the vice president principal and superintendent. but it hasn't been said who the

three people were yet. >> did you teacher look afraid? >> yes. she said if anyone was hurt it would be her first. everyone was scared. we didn't know what was going to happen or what was going on or how long it was going to be. we didn't know it was a drill. >> i don't know who has been educating you, xavier, but someone has done a very good job. it's great to have you on this morning. sharise, thank you, too. if you have feelings about this, and i bet you do, go to the facebook page to tell us what they are. we'll read them. still ahead from the most affordable to most luxurious, we'll reveal the most all-star cars of 2015. claytop has his foot on one already. my name is daniel. i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain felt like my feet were on fire. i had these very burning, needle-like sensations. i knew i needed to see a doctor.

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♪ nationwide is on your side good sunday morning to you on november 16, 2014. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for anna this morning. another american beheaded by isis. we'll have the details coming up. and onthank grjonathan grub americans are stupid. so we asked president obama about this. >> the fact that he was not an adviser on payroll is releasing his opinion -- >> we'll have the latest on this

story. and the cops enter a school with their guns drawn but it was just a drill. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. there is an awful lot going on this morning. a brand new isis video allegedly showing that beheading of the u.s. aid worker called peter kassig. >> joining us is fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine harridge, have you seen this video? >> i have. i have seen the 15-minute video and can confirm it is being reviewed by the u.s. intelligence community to determine its authenticity. but to date isis does not have a track record of making false claims about the execution of its hostages. and this morning the family of peter kassig issued a brief statement. the reason in part, we are aware of the news reports being

circulated about our treasured son and are awaiting for confirmation from the government as to the authenticity of these reports. we'll have no further statement at this time and ask that you please respect our privacy. if confirmed, kassig will be the fifth western hostage beheaded by the islamic state in less than three months and the third american. kassig was kidnapped in october 2013. a former army agent traveling to the middle east to work as a medical assistant on the border. a video released last month appeared to show him, his family from indianapolis, kneeling as the mass militant said he would be killed next after a british hostage was executed. in the video the executioner known as jihad johnny and believed to be from london makes two statements aimed directly at president obama. the first is that this style of execution will be coming to american streets. and the troop build-up in iraq

will not be successful in what began under the leader of al qaeda in iraq about a decade ago will continue to grow. but i emphasize these threats or warnings are part of the group's propaganda campaign to be clear. >> catherine, you just answered the question on my mind about the idea that they are talking now directly to the president. we have also seen cell phone video showing up in the united states in front of the white house, pictures of the i sirsis flag, what sort of propaganda are they using to recruit them into their fold. what seems to be working? >> two points. this tape is different than previous tapes because it very much has a global message that isis is coming to a neighborhood near you. and this is a major theme of their propaganda, through social

media, they are telling their followers there's no need to travel to iraq and syria. that, in effect, it's better for you to stay at home and to act on our behalf in your own neighborhood. now, to be clear, there have been a series of intelligence bulletins, some issued by the military, and others issued by the fbi warning people in the military and also in law enforcement that they could well be targets. while there was no specific or credible information about plots, they were encouraged to reduce or limit their social media profile online and sadly as we have seen in the last six weeks, there have been a series of lone wolf attacks in this country, not only in new york city with the hatchet attack on those ricky cops, but also that

bizarre beheading in oklahoma. and the question here is with these sort of isolated or lone wolf attacks, to the extent to which these individuals are self-radicalized and simply now taking their cue from the pop beg propaganda and not having initial orders from there. >> is there an indication that this is in response to information about jihadi john being injured? >> maybe the viewers don't realize this, but the way the veins map out on the as

distinctive as your fingerprints, so this is a very positive way to identify someone. there were a series of strikes a week ago, and a lot of confusion over who was hit. there are british reports now that the executioner jihad johnny may have been at an isis leadership meeting that was targeted by u.s. strikes, so we do not have independent confirmation. but what you need to do when looking at this tape is to try to understand, and this is what analysts will do, when exactly it was recorded and these events took place because the claims about the execution of kasigg are different than previous tapes to show the beheaded kassig reportedly and not a statement from him. it's just not clear that he may have been killed recently or as long as a month ago when they threatened to kill him. >> catherine harridge, we appreciate you staying on top of

this story for us. thank you. well, we have another video from jonathan gruber. gruber, you'll remember, was one of the architects of obamacare and has been seen in recent days on five or six, i think, videos explaining how they got obamacare through congress, mostly by relying on the stupidity of the american people and by the lying about the cost, for example, of obamacare to the public. >> right. so he was not just -- americans are stupid and it is not just that we tried to hide recovering the uninsured -- >> don't be transparent about it. >> let's just talk about the cost and how to sell this to the american people, but if you don't support obamacare, you are now a racist. take a listen. >> i don't think it said the voters in florida don't care about the uninsured, i think they are just misinformed. if we could politically help explain the cost to society of cutting provider rates and cutting back medicaid, i think

we would get the majority ofthe support for the program. but because of racial reasons and other things, we have not managed to get through with the message. >> i think people have to be a little sick of that. if you have evidence that members of the public are res t resisting some kind of legislation, show us what the evidence is. nancy pelosi does it. the louisiana senators, do you have any evidence for that? >> dr. elena george said this was never really about health care. take a listen. >> over the past year, everything that was theoretical is now about having access. people in rural areas, people in cities, young people, senior citizens, nobody really is getting access. and that's why the cost of health care dropped.

not because the bill is so fabulous but because people can't afford to use it. this bill was never about health care but it was about control. and as physicians, we're being dominated by this bill. we're not allowed to take care of our patients anymore. >> she's losing patients, and some of them are coming in to say my insurance policy won't kick in until i have paid $2,000 to $3,000. and her patients don't have that kind of money so now they are not dmoung to doctors or getting the care they need. >> these are the working people this legislation was supposedly designed to help. she says this is not about health care, it never was. but it's about control. this is one step to the step of single payer. i don't see any other explanation for this. >> open enrollment began this weekend. no word on the people jumping online to go to the website. but it appears the website is now working a year later to get on there smoothly. as "the new york times" reported yesterday, there's a shot of the website, people are seeing premiums go up by 20%.

and the administration's answer is you should still be able to find a comparable plan at the same cost you're playing, but you have to shop around. >> it's happened in my office. our employees mostly young don't make much and are in serious trouble because this -- the cost has gone up so much they cannot afford it. and these are people working two jobs. it is really outrageous. >> and you have to start paying them more. >> if you complain about it, then you are a hedge manager. these are people making low wages doing their best and getting totally abused by the system. >> more on that as we push on here, but we have headlines now. that's right. on this sunday morning, now to other news as you were sleeping, chief jay johnson says executive action on immigration will happy the end of the year. the president hasn't gone into details yet but overnight he was forced to answer the top questions. >> what do you now believe are your limits so that you can continue to act as president and not as emperor or king? >> well, actually, my position hasn't changed.

when i was talking to the advocates, their interest in me was through duplicate action duplicating the legislation that was stalled in congress. >> have you received the legal advice from the attorney general about what limits you have and what you can do? >> yes. >> would you tell us what those are? >> no. >> the president's plan is expected to be announced the first week of december. tragedy at a texas chemical plant overnight. four employees are dead after a faulty valve leaked poisonous fumes into this dupont factually. two of the victims were brothers. dupont is still investigating exactly what happened. it will take as long as we need it to take. we know something wrong happened today. >> the fifth employee was exposed to the leak but not killed. he's recovering in a hospital. more and more feds are going undercover to bring criminals to

justice from i.r.s. agents posing as drug dealers to supreme court officers dressing as protesting students. it's a growing trend in all types of federal agencies. the new aggressive approach to catching criminals is a growing problem like identity theft, human trafficking and even crimes like illegal cigarette sales. russian president vladimir putin ditches the g20 to catch up on his beauty sleep. putin leaving the australia summit one day early. his office citing a long trip home saying he needs time to rest, but some say the early exit is from the frosty reception he received from other world leaders angry about his actions in ukraine. president obama downplaying his interactions with putin at the summit. >> i would characterize them as typical of our interactions, which are business-like and blunt. >> the president spent about 20 minutes with putin during the week-long trip. those are your headlines. >> thank you, ainsley earhardt.

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>> here to react is host of "fox news sunday" chris wallace. we are working on this news, just tragic for our country. any thoughts? what would you like to say about this? >> look, who knows what is going on in the twisted minds of the isis people who do these kinds of terrible things and want to photograph it and show it to the world. one would only think after the attack last week that apparently killed a number of isis leaders in may, repeat, may have wounded their leader, al-baghdadi. maybe this is to show that he is a threat. and the president said he's going to double the troops in isis and they are there to say they are still there and will continue to fight. it's a sick and twisted message but these are sick and twisted people. >> the president going overseas, do you think the two are tied together? >> i don't know about that but the thing i wondered about, it

was interesting they released the video after the president was in the air and out of touch with the american people, not that there's anything he can really say that he hasn't said already. so they basically have the platform and the spotlight to themselves for the hours that it takes the president to fly back from australia. >> so these jonathan gruber videos have gotten a lot of air time recently. ed henry in australia asked the president about them and the president's response was gruber was not in obamacare distancing himself from gruber. will that work? is that possible? >> no, it doesn't work on his face. the fact is that the administration, the department of health and human services, paid him $394,000 for his work on obamacare. let me just say, if they are paying people who didn't have anything to do with the project $400,000 not to have anything to do with the project, i would like to sign up for that kind of work. you also have nancy pelosi who

this week is just terrific to watch saying jonathan gruber, i don't know who he is who had nothing to do with the bill. then we see video from 2009 right at the height of the debate over obamacare saying, you know, he is an integral part in citing him on how the plan works. having said that, there's a limit to the impact that gruber will have. on the one hand, is it em bars aing to the administration? yes, do i think members of congress will call him to testify and use that to further embarrass the administration? yes, but is it going to get the president to sign if congress passes a repeal of obamacare? no, it won't. and they still have to fight the republicans in congress tooth and nail to get any of the more targeted measures like repealing the medical devices tax. so, you know, it's embarrassing and a weapon for the republicans, but is it a game changer on obamacare? unfortunately, i don't think so. >> the battle between the white

house is about to heat up and that's a big topic on your show today, chris. >> it's not just obamacare but immigration, the president may take executive action to block deportations as early as this week. you've also got the keystone pipeline, which it looks like approval for which passed the house on friday. looks like it will pass the senate this week and the path in all likelihood will veto it. first of all, two senate leaders will be talked to about the leaders. john thume, the number four republican in the senate and sheldon whitehouse for the democrats in the senate. and then two new byes into the fight. these are newly-elected republicans, members of the class of 2015. tom cotton who took mark pryor's seat in arkansas and james lankford, the new republican senator from oklahoma. so we'll have to see what they have to say about all of this. >> we'll be watching. great show.

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that is good information. and you want to talk about window insulation. that's the next step in how to prevent us from keeping the draft and cold air out, right? >> it's not the most fashionable tip, but window insulation kits are relatively cheap under $10 to keep 90% of the heat in your apartment or home. so what you want to do is put the double-sided tape that comes with the insulation kit right around the window. put it around the perimeter of the window. then cut the plastic at least one inch around the perimeter. so i've already preset this one. and then you want to get it nice and firm. put it on there to seal it up. >> is this where you use the hair dryer? >> this is the hair dryer, yeah. dads are doing this around the house. >> put the hair dryer on here. you don't want to get it too close to melt it. but it will tighten it up and literally in less than ten minutes you can have this window sealed up and are saving money right there. >> what about outside? we go outside of the house, i've

been outside up on my roof lately with -- i'm sorry, i'm jumping ahead here. we'll go to ceiling fans and then to the gutters. >> ceiling fans, most people think that ceiling fans are only a way to save money in the summertime but actually you can save money in the wintertime by changing -- there's a little function on ceiling fans you can change the direction of the ceiling fan. so hot air rises. so the air is accumulated, all the hot air, if you change it to clockwise, for the winter, it will push the air up and in turn makes the warm air come down and circulate throughout the house. clockwise. that is important. >> so going outside, the leaves come back every afternoon. how do we protect ourselves? >> clean your gutters to save you money in the summertime. what happens is, the debris

accumulates inside the gutter and the water can't flow freely through and you will get all the icicles to rip down your gutters. and that's a costly expense. buy basically a gutter guard and it will protect from any debris going in there. super simple. if you don't have a gutter guard, spend the afternoon going up there and raking out the leaves. >> last year, i forgot my air filter, so i set a reminder using siri on the iphone. remind me in the fall and it will put you six months ahead to change the filters. why is this so important? >> it is important to change your air filters anyway because it makes the cooling and heating systems run a lot more efficiently. so you want to change those. once a month, depending on the ratings and what type of filter you have. and also, another tip is a programmable thermostat. if you don't have one of these, i recommend going out to get one right now because if you turn your heat on and you leave and it just runs all day, you're just throwing money out the window. program it to set it to a

temperature around 72, 74. that's warm. i mean, i like to go 68. >> we go to 68 even. we installed a thermostat in the house, the smart one that learns your pattern, our heating bill went down about $250 as a result of it. and in the summer, it plummeted $300 just by using that. >> technology is great and you want it to be your friend, but when i tell clients at the end of the day, you can always layer up. >> none of this matters and my wife will still put on a heavy sweater. >> it can add up to 2 degrees of body warmth to your temperature. and bust out the old ugly christmas sweater. >> all these will be on our website if you missed any of these. coming up, more on the fox news alert. another american beheaded by isis overnight. and now a a fox news analyst was we can expect more, that's next.

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morning. isis militants claim to have beheaded another aid worker. his name is peter kassig. >> unverified video at this point, isis threat upped president obama with taking the fight to the american streets. is this the latest or last one? >> everything indicates that this unfortunately may not be the last act, barbaric act by isis, because they have a policy and a strategy. number one, they want to make sure their own constituency, the borders, look at the leadership as capable and threatening, as strong in front of america. second, the other concern i have is that they may use this propaganda for modernizing their

own jihadist border in the united states. >> so while these videos are disgusting as you know, but very strikingly sophisticated. what is the point? what are they trying to achieve with the videos? >> the major goal is to tell the united states and precisely they mentioned the president and the leadership that these air strikes are not working. they are not deterring them. so this is a way to tell the united states that isis will continue its advance, will continue its fight and that the american position is up efficient. but the second message of great concern to me is that they are calling on the supporters within the united states to do the same. to tell them, you need to work more, you need to have more violence against the government so that they will stop the air strikes against us. >> one of the things that really stands out to me with peter kassig is he converted to islam, but it seems probably for

self-preservation, i would think, but it doesn't seem to have helped him. >> you know what? that's a big, big issue. kassig has been there on the ground trying to help people and most of the people are muslim. but did this help him? it did nod. and all sorts of people in the region, what counts to them, a member of their organization, not to cop vert to islam at this point in time. >> when they are held captive, are they brainwashed? because we see the individuals in these videos, it's horrific if you have watched any of them, but they are not fighting back and aren't pleading for help. they aren't -- their are very quiet and stoic. they don't say anything. then they are killed. are they brainwashed or why aren't they fighting back? what's the reason for that? >> it's an excellent question. we don't know. we only know the final product of the video.

did they try to save their lives? i'm sure. any individual would have pleaded with them, please, let us live and we'll join you. no doubt about that. what isis does is take the piece, maybe they said, okay, we'll use it as propaganda, see what we can do and then kill them. >> you said the video was in part to tell the united states air strikes are not working. it sounds like isis wants the u.s. to commit more ground troops to the region. >> yes, in a sense that they know that we will not under the certain restrictions make large contentions of forces, but if we send few of the trainers or the ad visors or special forces deep inland and isis would capture them, we don't know what they are going to do with them. we know they don't take prisoners. that's the main message. >> what are they capable of? saying they are going to take this to the streets of america.

is this adequate or what do we need to be doing differently? >> there's no doubt about it, what we're doing right now is looking at years and years and years of radicalization. isis is not producing jihadists overnight and sending them to america. what they are doing with these videos is to trigger the reaction by already formed jihadists within our own walls. and we have seen over the past weeks and months both here and in canada and in europe that jihadists do exist, but they have to trigger this to get them to switch to violence against our citizens. >> if you are just waking up, another u.s. aid worker was beheaded overnight. we appreciate your analysis, walid phares. and the minnesota viking

adrian peterson did not show up at his nfl hearing reportedly due to scheduling conflicts. he's undergone a six-game suspension and the league is still determining if he should punished further after his arrest for child abuse. peterson is now expected at a disciplinary appeals meeting with the nfl tomorrow morning. well, they thought it was the real deal. kids petrified as cops run into their schools with the gun drawns. >> they were holding it like this and once they walked in they had risen it and -- we actually thought someone was coming in here to kill us. >> turns out it was just a drill, but parents were not warned in advance and now they are outraged. here's what one student told us earlier. >> she didn't know it was a drill. she said in anyone was going to be hurt, it would be her first and she stood. it was -- everyone was scared. we didn't know what was going to happen or that it was a drill.

>> the parents are terrified that they didn't know it was a lockdown but the school says it was to better evaluate school safety procedure. and this photo surfaced of a successful bear hunt in north carolina. the photo got hundreds of photos but she responded, an anti-hunter told me to kill the worthless dog in my picture instead of hunting the bear. apparently eating, hunting and donating the bear meat toward

co ko conservation is not okay. and this koala bear greeted those at the g20 summit. the attendees with the adorable koala bears. this time has a hard time agreeing on anything, but even russian vladimir putin couldn't resist hugging a koala. >> just put those at every contentious meeting, but they will take your fingers off. >> they can be aggressive. >> it could calm down divorce proceedings. just bring a koala bear in and it may not be as bad, right? >> it may not be a bad idea. we need koala bears on the show, don't you think? we have people here, but you are always standing so far away. i think i must have a reputation, are you afraid i'm going to say something to put you on the spot? >> no, i just want to know how cold it's going to get. >> it will get better today and then really cold. i'll show you right now the weather maps, here is your forecast for the day today with high temperatures. notice out across the west it is cold.

phoenix, only 69 degrees. so the cold air settles in across the southwest. tomorrow, still cold, still cold down across parts of the south. we do warm up a little bit later this week, but notice by tuesday and wednesday the cold air really settles in across the great lakes and the northeast. so we are not done with this just yet. i think possibly by the time we get towards maybe next weekend things get a little better for a lot of us. here's today's forecast across the northeast. e'll see it clouding up eventually the rain and snow moves in for everybody. snow across the interior sections and that's far interior sections. for the most part, a rain event for today and tomorrow. pretty heavy rain showers. we could use the rain down there and will get it. some could see thunder. and snow across the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. and every where shaded in white there, pretty heavy snow, 2 to 3 inches for some of you. then across the west, a cool day. we'll dry things out with it breezy as well. all right, cold, that's it. prematurely cold. >> thank you. coming up, "time" magazine

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serenity," father jonathan morris is here. thank you for coming on. >> isn't there something pretty ugly about intruding into something like thanksgiving, a secular holiday we all celebrate, because of shopping? >> we'll look at it first of all from the logical point of view, the rational point and then from the faith perspective. logically and rationally, it's a healthy thing to relax and take a break. as a society, it's also very healthy. we experience it when society as a whole takes a breather and says there are certain things worth shutting down, even very good things like businesses. and to know that your neighbor is there with their family at the table. it's a healthy thing. in a society, if they can't do it for whatever reason, it's a sign of sickness. i would say, that's from the rational point of view alone. from the faith perspective, i would say, what is thanksgiving? well, let's look at the

thanksgiving proclamation that is very clear a celebration of what god has done for us as a nation. if we say we are too busy to give thanks, imagine telling a friend who has done a wonderful thing for you, you know what? yes, i'm really grateful for this but i don't have time to take out of my day to tell you that. i'm just too busy. or some of the businesses are saying, hey, listen, it's necessary because our competition is staying open. hey, listen, you make a pr move, this is another purely rational thing, we're staying closed because we care that much about our country and about our family. >> yeah, these are some of the businesses that are going to be open, so it's walmart, macy's, target, best buy, radio shack, sears, jcpenney, kohl's, old navy, all of them open on thanksgiving. this is not a promotion. hey, you have had a great day with your family. uncle jimmy is probably on your

nerves. you had dipper, get out of the house, you have cabin fever. >> except for those people there working or leaving their families in order to go work. >> i like your point, thanking america, this would be a great opportunity for retailers to thank their employees, we'll give you the day off and close our doors because we are grateful for what you do for our company. >> what an awesome pr thing. for one of those companies to decide today, one of the ceos watching today, you know what? i thought it was the right thing, i'm not going to do it. i'm going to take my name off that list and i'm sure a lot of news channels would be happy to say, wow, these people made a decision for their employees and for the country and for their families. >> just take one day off from buying, that would be great. >> thank you. coming up, the world's greatest basketball player causing controversy by saying he won't let his sons play football. why lebron james said that and why they have to wait until their are in high school to play the game. and technology makes travel

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you can use your smartphone for almost anything these days, right? and while new apps make things more convenient, it poses new risks, as well. here with some new fierchs and tips on how to stay safe during your holiday travels, curt the cyber guy. >> holiday travel coming up. sort of innovations in travel, period. we're talking about you have these wonderful conveniences. but then you also have the other

"c" word that comes along with this, concerns. so you have convenience versus concerns. we have this week starwood properties. they have installed the ability for your smartphone that is equipped to go up and simply open the door at a hotel and you are inside. >> inside your hotel room. >> you're inside the hotel room. >> so you don't have to worry about that floppy key. >> you don't even stop at the front desk. when you download many of the hotel apps at this point, you can check in automatically on your phone. they're trying to taken us to use these things in this way so that they can upsell us. >> are there any risks? >> well, some concerns that people are wondering about, because this is so new is let's say you and i are in the room. somebody knocks on the door. you say hey, i'm going to go get it. you get close to the door been you're looking through the people hole. your phone may have unlocked the door. some of the technologies start with say they require you to

touch the lock. we'll see if this evolves into more legitimate security concerns. >> what about logging on to wi-fi. is this safe? >> so what has happened more recently is news has come about that analysts have realized -- security analysts realized a thing called dark hotel has been going on. and this is a very specific group of hackers that have been targeting luxury hotels that began in asia and now it's coming to the u.s. so we're talking about people that do what are called spearhead attacks, meaning they see amesly coming tb they say we're going to get her. they shoot a spear with their own technology. you check in, you're using the wi-fi. most hotels as they trend towards free, you're going to sign on with your device, right? >> it's signing on to their internet. what they've done is infiltrated the hotel system, the wi-fi system. what happens is you get pushed a message that says your adobe needs an update and it looks pleatly legitimate. you say yes and now you have been infiltrated and that will

sit dormant for about six months and activates and then they can take control of your computer at that point. >> and then i'm hearing we can scan our passports into our phones. that seems scary. >> ez-jet in europe, a uk-based discount carrier just trailed behind. united airlines already started doing this. you take your smartphone, take the passport and use the camera to scan it into your profile. everybody is up in arms about this, but i've got to tell you, the same information is already sitting in a database if you and i manually enter that information in. what you don't want is your passport to be stolen and not report it. so if your physical passport is stolen, you have to report it stolen because a little chip inside will be turned off by the government that controls that. >> curt the cyber guy, great information this morning. good to see you. thanks for being here. isis bheds another american and sends a chilling threat to washington, d.c. and the obamacare website

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did morning. it's november 16th, 2014. a fox news alert, another american beheaded by isis and this time it includes a warning, we are coming to the united states. the breaking details in just a moment. and the architect of obamacare says the billough bec stupid. so what happened when we asked the president about this? >> i just heard about this. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion -- >> some adviser who never worked on our staff. well, we have counterveiling evidence this morning.

the president's own campaign video telling a very different story. >> and they thought it was the real deal. kids petrified as cops stormed into their school with guns drawn. but it was all 1yujust a drill. relax. we're going to heard from an outraged parent straight ahead. >> "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> happening overnight, a new isis video surfaces, reported by showing beheading of american peter kasich. >> video which is now being reviewed by u.s. intelligence does not show the actual murder this time, instead, the aftermath of it. case itch is a former army ranger turned aid worker. he's been held in syria since october of last year. he converted to islam, apparently did not help. the video appeared to show him

kneeling next to an isis militant. >> the video shows a threat directly to president obama saying isis will take the fight to american streets. >> the timing of the video's release coincides with reports that jihady john was injured in recent usair strikes. his condition at this hour is unknown. >> and joust just ju hihadis jo. reports are that al badi was hit also, although apparently survived it. >> catherine harris was on the show early this morning talking about the timing of this. she said it stands out because isis appears to have gone dark for a period at the end of october, suddenly while the president is traveling overseas, we have a big summit with world leaders, that the president -- this was meant to be sort of a stain on the president's trip over there. we now have a statement from

abdu bakar al badi. soldiers from the islamic state continue to harvest the soldiers. erupt volume contain yoess of jihad every where are, light the earth with fire america and its allies are terrified, weak and powerless. >> dramatic. >> we got terrorists cutting off americans' heads and it barely gets a blip on the radar. if we don't start taking these guys seriously, if we don't start doing what's necessary to combat terrorism, and i can discuss that, if we don't start doing what's necessary, you better believe it's coming to america. what we have to do is make it so unsavory, so terrible for them to not even be able to recruit that they're thinking that, hey, if we do volunteer, guess what? somebody like this rob o'neal guy who killed osama bin laden

is never going to stop until they kill us. no thank you, we'll give it a pass snet instead of, oh, come here, we'll take it to your warm embrace in america, buy you some slick attorney and possibly get you off these charges. >> or give you time for social welfare benefits which is exactly our policy now. we have no policies that i'm aware of that restrict immigration from countries where isis is popular into the united states. why wouldn't we be doing that? this is more dangerous to us than ebola. yet i'm not aware of any public debate about restricting movement from those countries where isis is, you know, a group of folk heros in the united states. why? >> we see what happened. >> england as a result of the social welfare and the immigration from these -- >> well, it's ripping their country in half. >> we've had experts on that say they're already over here, that they have crossed over the border. rick perry is very concerned about this in texas. he's spoken out publicly about that. >> but nobody can stand up and say, well, wait, why is this a good idea to have unrestricteded

immigration from countries where people might be on a mission to kill us? >> they say, tucker, don't worry, we're tracking them, we have a watchful eye on these individuals. >> we have no idea who is in our country. none. we're not even trying. >> and the fbi says they have a hundred americans they know on a list who have gone over to fight for isis. i pray that they are watching their passports, making sure they're not entering back into the united states. isis has recruited americans to come over, brainwash them, train them, and then they come back to the streets of america. >> there are a lot of people in washington dedicated to preventing any of the restrictions that we're talking about right now. >> we're going to have lieutenant colonel ralph peters on the show at 9:20 to talk more about this. but first, this story. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for jonathan gruber, the oh back ma architect and the romney care act text, another video surfaced and with him pulling out the

racist card and yesterday asked by our own ed henry in australia to the president himself what this all means for the democrats, his administration, how closely they're tied to it, he's been hurled accusations from all across the world, here is what the president said in response to these gruber tapes. listen. >> the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the actual process that was running. we had a year long debate. >> help governor romney develop romney care before going down to washington to help president obama develop his national version of that law. >> i went down to do the tutorial for him on what we've done in massachusetts. and how it would work and basically thinking about expanding it to the national stage. the next time i see him is summer 2009, so we had a meeting in the oval office with several

experts, including myself. >> so you have the president saying no, he doesn't work on our staff. he's not part -- >> even though the federal government paid him $400,000. and then you have him saying, i've gone down to washington. i went down to washington. i met with the president >> this on the heels of nancy pelosi saying i don't remember who he is. >> it seems to me the bigger scandal is how incompetent jonathan gruber turns out to be. this self-described expert. i'm an egg head. i went to harvard. you didn't. i went to m.i.t. turns out was totally wrong about everything. and not just lying, but wrong. his predictions did not come true, yet they paid this guy $400 grand. >> i thought chris wallace made a great point earlier, if he wasn't involved, we don't know this guy. he wasn't really involved in obamacare, he was just an adviser and we paid him $400,000? that's a remarkable salary for not being involved. >> that's what the federal government paid him. the state paid him -- he ended

up making more than $2 million off this whole deal. anyway, here is what's happening in the headlines as well as those other deals we've been discussing. homeland security chief jay johnson says executive action will happen by the end of the year. the president hasn't gone into the details, but overnight he was forced to answer some of the tough questions. >> what you now believe are your limits so you can continue to be packed as president and not as emperor or king. >> well, the -- actually, my position hasn't changed. when i was talking to the advocates, their interest was in me through executive action duplicating the legislation that was stalled in congress. >> have you received the legal advice from the attorney general about what limits you have and what you can do? >> yes. >> whoouts what those are? >> no. >> the president's plan expected to be announced by the first week of december. >> it's a mysterious polio-like

disease that has now left 75 children across the united states paralyzed. the cdc officials are saying it resembles polio because the children are suffering from severe muscle weakness. the patients have also developed favors and respiratory problems similar to the interovirus which has sickened 1100 in the 47 states and killed at least 12. but officials will not confirm this interovirus is causing the paralysis. more and more feds going under cover to bring criminals to justice from irs agents posing as drulg dealers. the supreme court officers protesting. it is a growing trend all -- and it's in all types of federal agencies, in fact. this new aggressive approach to catch these criminals focusing on growing problems like identity theft, human trafficking and even crimes like illegal cigarette sales. those are your headlines. rick just warned us it's going to get much, much colder.

>> not for everybody, just us across the northeast. if you're in the northern plains and rockies, it's incredibly cold, not going to get much colder for you. the actual air temperature, 4 in denver, 16 in amarillo. feels like zero in amarillo with the cold air in place. the snow we have right now is across areas of the great lakes. that is not going to change. get ready, you probably have about another four to five days at least of it. then we have snow developing right here across parts of new mexico, texas into oklahoma. watch how this plays out throughout the day today. we'll see heavier snow showers there. couple areas might see over 3 inches of snow or so. overnight, we start to see that across the mississippi river valley, into the ohio river valley. wind that is where is the very, very cold air comes in. take a look at these overnight lows tuesday night into wednesday night. we have temperatures into the

single digits, teens and 20s. >> wow. i turned around and looked at amy and i got distracted. >> oh, thank you. i don't -- that a compliment? >> america feels the same way. good cover. >> thanks, rick. >> back to the bombshell about obamacare. if you thought calling the american people stupid was infuriating, wait until you hear this. jonathan gruber said you're racist, too. the former secretary of health and human services weighs in next. and some might say darting black friday on thanksgiving should be illegal. well, believe it or not, for some states, it already is. how do you know your kids will love campbell's soup? well, it's been the number one soup in america. (slurp) (slurp) (slurp) (slurp) for four generations

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well, the obamacare hoax turns racial. here is jan than gruber. >> i think they're just misinformed. i really believe if we could politically help explain the cost to society of cutting provider rates, cutting back medicaid, i think we get the majority of people that support strengthening that program. i think it's just because of racial reasons and other things we haven't managed to get through with that message. >> because of racial reasons. if you don't love obamacare, you're a bigot. is this an effective strategy for selling health care reform to the public? joining us now, the president of the american health policy institute, former deputy secretary of health and human services under president george w. bush. thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me, tucker.

>> so is this an effective way to sell obamacare? you're a racist if you don't like it? >> i don't think it's an effective way to sell it, but i think his comment suggested they recognize the law was unpopular and it would impose costs on the american people. but they had to resort to misleading -- and that was his word, misleading approaches to push it through. >> their view is america is georgetown and malibu and the kkk in between. like they think everybody in the middle of the country is dumb, easily led, bigoted and they need to swoop in and organize our lives for us. >> yeah. i think thas right. and i think the american people aren't that stupid. we just did a study on the cadillac tax on the so-called high end plans and we found three things. one is that the plan went through in kind of an indirect or misleading way. two is that it will impose real

costs on the american workers and three is that it will hit more and more plans over time. all of those findings were corroborated by that group. >> for a genius, gruber turned out to be at the very least incompetent if not dishonest, too. they claimed, i remember vividly, this was going to be revenue neutral. is that completely false, no? >> it's clearly not going to be revenue neutral. but he needs taxes like the so-called cadillac tax in order to make that happen. and he said that in a couple of years, well, the tax is going to cover so many people and bring in so much revenue that even union opposition won't be able to get rid of it. >> so which is really a striking thing to say. many people have begun to suspect that this has been so poorly planned, so incompetently administered that it's seen by the obama people as a single stone in the path to players. >> i think they wanted to get

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that's how much the social security department paid out in wrongful disability claims. according to gnaw report over the last seven years, judges approved nearly 75,000 people for disability checks that they did not deserve. some of those people are still getting paid. and three states will be keeping thanksgiving just about thanksgiving. massachusetts, maine and rhode island, it's illegal for stores to open their doors before midnight on black friday. long standing blue laws, barred stores from opening on thanksgiving or on christmas. clayton. >> all right. thanks. the world's greatest basketball player lebron james causing controversy by saying he won't let his s sons play football until high school. but does lebron have it right? joining us in and out on our sports panel, former nfl player tony richardson. mark lefelder and steve owen.

>> he's a big football fan. why would he keep it until high school to do this? >> when lebron james says something, people listen. and the fact that he carries so much weight, there's so many kids like myself who didn't need football as a way out. it's a corporate board room. i think it's irresponsible for him to say that. >> he's talking about the age. he's saying wait until high school because it's unsafe at a younger age somehow. we're protecting the heads of children, teaching them how to tackle properly with shoulders instead of their heads. is it an age thing? >> i think tony knows far better than steve and i. it's a sport that's not for the feint of heart. whether or not kids should wait until they mature a bit, that's

a manner of interpretation for the parents. so i don't completely disagree with viola bron is saying, but with all the other factors going on around the league, i'm sure the nfl offices aren't thrilled with his comments. >> i'm from cleveland. my sisters are from cleveland. we all side with lebron. i think it's more than an age thing. my sister, she won't allow her kids to play football right now. >> the cause and everybody, the disastrous effect it could potentially have later in life. but i think parents are scared. a lot of parents don't want their kids to play at a young age. >> address the concussion issue with kids. is that a big concern? is that the reason why? >> i think it's the big concern, but i think the nfl, there's programs in place with the heads up program, it's teaching kids how to play the game.

for me, you know, obviously, i didn't play as a kid because i grew up playing soccer. but if my son or daughter wanted -- my daughter cooperate play football. well, i guess she could. i wouldn't discourage them from playing because some of my lifelong kids and guys i grew up with, we played football together and are ceos of a company and things of that nature. i don't think it's necessarily a safety issue because we're trying to teach kids the way to do it. the camaraderie aspect is a big thing, and age is a big thing, also. >> what is the big thing with what to watch today? >> spaces. coming up at the bottom of the hour and the top of the hour, all over our big story, the beheading of another man at the hands of isis.

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we have a fox news alert for you this morning. while you were sleeping, isis militants have released a new video. in it, they claim to have

beheaded another american aide worker. >> isis threatens president obama with claims that they will take their fight to the american streets. is this proof usair strikes are not enough? let's ask our fox streetist lieutenant colonel ralph peters. what do you think about the air strikes? are they enough? >> no, they are not enough. it was never a serious air campaign. and while air power can do tremendous things, it doesn't win wars by itself. and so our president, who is always trying to judge how little he can get away with doing, to try to modulate the lowest possible temperature, threw away the advantage to hit isis hard. he's always taking things off the table prematurely saying, we're not going to send ground

troops. he's telling islamic space that we're afraid to send in ground troops. it would be hard to do a worse job of managing this threat. >> so these videos mock us for the ineffectiveness of our response to isis. they basically seem to be saying, send ground troops. do they want us to send ground troops? they seem like it. >> no. and i heard wally ferris earlier saying they want that. no, they don't. they want us out of the middle east entirely. they were the heratics gone, they want a pure middle east where everybody adhere toes their form of islam. and the thing with killing peter kasich, they had to kill that guy, especially, because he was an aide worker and the last thing islamic states and the other militant groups in the region was is a positive image of westerners helping the

people. so you're definitely going to kill aid workers, you're going to kill journalists and so forth. >> they want a pure middle east but they also want a pure western world, as well, right? >> yes. >> they want to come here, they want to take over parts of europe, they want to take over the world and push forth a fate all over the world. if you watched "60 minutes" last week, it was frightening how they see the western world, women in particular. what can we be doing here at home to protect our boarders from this? >> i often find it frightening for different reasons. but you obviously the grando vision of conquering the world isn't going to happen. but at the same time, i think we also often underestimate these people on various levels. look at what they have achieved. they change their name to islamic state.

they're send ago clear message. before with islamic state in syria. now it's islamic state. with regional aspirations. the korisan group have regional aspirations in central asia. we keep ignoring what our enemies are saying. our enemies, islamic state, al qaeda, the korisan front, all the spinner groups, they tell us up front what it's about. it is about jihad and the name of their version of islam to subdue the world, to subdue the hair particul heratics that conquer. and by the way, my personal crusade in all this is to convince washington that you can't just talk them out of it. these guys understand their target audience. these beheading videos that had he also are tremendously electrifying and appealing to disaffected young men, muslim

converts, whether in syria or san diego. >> so since we know, because they have said, taking it seriously that they want to kill americans in america, why wouldn't we radically restrict immigration from countries where they are active in the united states? why don't we do that? >> because it's not politically correct. we have become -- whf you try to do anything sensible, there's some interest group that's going to protest and be invited to the white house for a luncheon, etcetera, etcetera. but let me stress one thing, that when washington try toes take the easy way out, and you hear talks from both parties, but especially the obama administration talking about we have to improve our messaging, we have to reach these people, we don't have a clue. washington is full of people that are secular in world view. they don't understand the transformative power of religious revelation. and islamic states, they get it. they know who they're speaking

to. look what they offer. these disaffected youth. whether an bar or albuquerque, these disaffected young men who haven't found their place, they're offering brotherhood, belonging for the first time in their life, pride, power, the chance to indulge in the violence that goes on, any video game, the sex slave if you join islamic state and if you die, you get to go to paradise and have those 72 versions, etcetera. what do we offer them? we offer them that if they behave, they might get a job at walmart. we've got to get serious about understanding our enemies and then we can get more serious about killing them because killing them is the only thing that works. >> lieutenant colonel ralph peters, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. i wish we had a nicer thing to talk about on sunday morning. >> especially on sunday, you're right. >> that's the news this morning, though, colonel. thank you so much. now to other news making headlines, the u.s. needs a game

changer. defense secretary chuck hagelan developing vnsed manufacturing like 3d printing, military advancements by russia and china. >> if we make the right investments in our partnerships around the world and innovation and in our defense enterprise, we will continue to keep our nation's military and our neigh's global leadership on a strong and sustainable path to the 21st century. >> hagel says the strategy could reflect approaches taken during the cold war to keep america ahead of the soviet union. >> michael brown's parents reacting to new police radio calls of the moments that their son was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer. they claim the fatal encounter was never about a convenience store robbery. instead, they believe that their son and his friend were racially profiled by officer darren wilson. >> 21, put in on canfield.

>> 25. going out on canfield. >> wilson's call about shots being fired never went through. he told officials that his radio jammed during a struggle with brown. banned from being banned, "time" magazine removes the word feminist from its poll of words that we should fought be saying. following outrage from the majority foundation, "time" magazine now apologizing saying, quote, while we meant to invite debate about some ways the word was used this year, the nuance was lost and we regret that a conclusion has become a distraction. >> they thought it was the real teal, kids pet phied as cops were running through their schools with guns drawn. >> they were holding it like this. we actually thought someone was going to come in here and kill us. >> turns out, it was all a drill, but parents were not warned in advance and now they are outraged.

here is what one student told us earlier. >> he didn't know it was a drill. she said if anyone is going to hurt, it's going to be her first. and she stood and it was -- everyone was scared. she didn't know what was going to happen or what was going on, how long it was going be. we didn't know it was a drill. >> the school says parents, students and staff are typically not notified about lockdowns to better evaluate safety procedures. >> i'm sure those kids slept soundly last night. >> gosh, i know. >> many of you have strong opinions about that school's shooting drills. >> the children need to be scared so they know this is serious. >> mark e-mailed us saying, to the cops it was a drill. to the students and teachers, it was terrorism. and another e-mail, saying having fake attacks to compromise students responses in the event of a real attack. they might kid around or even tease a real intruder, thinking sort of like a crying wolf

thing. >> things that are mean and stupid tend to be counterproductive. keep your e-mails coming into us. i don't know, if my son came home, he probably wouldn't sleep well for like a year after that. >> or what if you got a text message saying this was going on at your child eeps school? pretty scary. >> rick is standing by right now in the throngs of the people. >> we've got a nice crowd. wave, say hi. it's cold, guys. are you cold? >> a little chilly. >> you need gloves. it's gloves time across a lot of the country. take a look t weather map, show you what's going on. do you think it's cold now? it's going to get colder. here is what happens in the next few days. chicago, you're into the 20s for the next few days for your high temperature. pittsburgh, 22. new york, 33 and 35 tuesday and wednesday. here is your forecast for the day today across the northeast and the mid-atlantic. we'll see some clouds. we see rain begin to go pull in later on this evening. across parts of west virginia and some snow into ohio. down to the southeast, this is where we're going to have heavier showers, a few

thunderstorms could be some light to severe stuff. maybe some very strong winds that cause a little bit of damage. and we'll see snow throughout the day across cross parts of oklahoma and texas. i can't believe it's miss november and we're talking about snow in texas and oklahoma and arkansas. don't like it. >> did you hear that, friends in texas? that is unbelievable. i used to live in san antonio. i don't think i ever saw snow when i was there. >> a little bit earlier for it, for sure. coming up, a new study says a lot of people who gave up looking for jobs don't want to work, anyway. what does this mean for the people desperately searching for a pay check? maria bartiromo is here live with us, next. and is your car ready for winter? we have the five things that you need to do now to protect your wheels and your wallet, ahead. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements.

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new study finds 93% of the 86 million americans who aren't actively searching for work don't even want a job. >> even more depressing, they tell researchers they don't plan to get a job anytime soon. >> here to react to our sister network fox business is an expert on the jobs question, maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. >> good morning opini. great to see you guys. one thing you have to recognize from this study is people are home, they're not working and they don't care to work. they don't need to. they have a lot of opportunities to get free stuff, to get health care benefits without a job. so, unfortunately, we are giving things away to people and not giving them an opportunity to work hard and have success. >> i spoke to a gentleman the other day who is nearing retirement age, he is not quite there, but he lost his job at a factory and is not able to find

new work. he said these companies aren't hiring at my age and i'm not able to get in there. >> this is the new normal, really. we've got machines talking to machines. we've got robotics taking over for certain jobs. as a result, people do not have the proper skill sets that are required to actually get the job that the companies are looking for in terms of where they're hiring. i'll tell you this. i was just with craig mentor. he's the guy who led the mapping of the genome. mapping the genes in our body so we can get ahead of disease. he said something extraordinary to me. he said in the next ten years, we are going to be living into our second century. we're living longer and longer. why? because the cost of genomics has come down. technology is extraordinary. if you ask me where are the jobs? i can telling you right now. in the next ten years, there will be an increasing need for health care workers. we will need a million new nurses in the coming years, millions of health kaifr care practition

practitioners. there is a company that i spoke with this other day, the coo told me they're back ago clinical trial where you insert a sensor into your bloodstream and your phone will call you two weeks before you're going to have a heart attack. you're going to have a heart attack. go to the doctor. >> you should take that call. don't let it go to voice mail. >> we are right now on the cuff of sensors, where we were ten years ago with the pc or ten years ago with the pc. sensors, we're monitoring everything in our body. so the marriage of health care and technology is going to be a huge creator in the coming years. >> i'll tell you what's going to be huge, your show today. what's coming up? >> we have the inkomgz taking over for senator jerry moran in january. he's going to talk to us about the issues facing the lame duck congress, we will talk with roger wicker coming up. we are going to speak with t.j. rogers, the ceo of cypress semi conductor. i said to him is silicone valley

as vibrant as everyone says? he said no. he's going to talk about where the jobs are in terms of technology and what he's seeing, similar to what i was just mentioning moments ago and what he would like to see republicans do in this two-year period that they have this window in order to actually move the needle and get things done. so that will be in the next ten minutes. >> fascinating stuff. we will walls, as always. >> thank you very much. >> and don't miss maria. she's on the fox business network. to find out the channel in your area, go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> her show starts in 12 minutes. coming up here on the show, we've always heard dogs are man's best friend. this picture proves it. the incredible story behind the photo and the bond between this dog and his owner. and is your car ready for winter? we have the five things you need to do to protect your wheels and save you some money. we'll be right back.

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a rough morning in the news department. so here are quick headlines. the feel good edition. this dog proves he's man's best friend. buddy the bee gallon refusing to let his owner go to the hospital alone. he jumped on a side step before the ambulance drove away and paramedics were eventually flagged down. buddy was brought inside and his opener is okay. no one should have to eat alone especially santa. a 3-year-old girl invites herself to sit with saint nick at a bob evans.

the big question, what did she ask for for christmas? a healthy baby brother, who is due in a few weeks. that warms the heart. >> the most wonderful time of the year, your car doesn't feel that way. how do you prepare your vehicle for winter. >> joining us is editor-in-chief for auto magazine. so let's start with the outside of the car. >> yeah, first thing you want to do is make sure that you have your car winter rised, oil change, definitely check your battery. nothing worse after it's really cold and the car doesn't start. so make sure that that happens. so any and all kind of -- make sure your car is totally done and ready for winter with all that stuff. >> so what do you do wiabout yo tires? >> make sure they're worn, that you check them.

of course on a car like the alpha romero 4-c, you'd be crazy not to get tires. >> and you want to get a car like this in the snow. >> only with winter tires. >> and what with windshield wipers? >> i grew up in michigan. you want to make sure the wipers are really good, make sure you have extra wiper fluid. you get in high speed situation and of course all the stuff like getting -- if you don't have windshield wipers, you're in trouble. >> so things you should keep in your car. a cat in your car? >> actually cat liver is for traction. if you get stuck, you want to make sure you have good -- >> put this under the tires? >> absolutely. and this is all kind of things that you want to have an emergency cat. so you want to have blanket, a flashlight, maybe extra snacks, boots. because if get stuck out there and you're waiting for aaa or

something and you have to get out of your car for some reason, you want to make sure you have extra stuff in there. >> charge your cell phone, too. what about lights? >> most new cars have really good whiting. but if your car is getting older, 8, 10 years, you can get film on them. so low visibility situations, you want to make sure your lights are in good shape. because if you can't see or people can't see you, you'll get in trouble. >> so what is the answer to the rear wheel versus front wheel drive in the snow question. >> is one much question? >> rear wheel drive is not great in the snow. you want to make sure like i said that you have snow tires. front drive is better in the snow. a lot of today's cars have good all season tires. so your tires are -- if you have a new car, they're generally okay. but if you get an older car, 8, 10-year-old car, you definitely want to make sure that your tire tread is right and you have good

solid tires. >> what is the biggest mistake car owners make in the wintertime? >> the bigge egest mistake is n being prepared. the >> driving. >> don't overdrive the car. you see a lot of people driving these big all-wheel drive suvs and they think they can own the road and then you see them like off on the side. >> do you snicker? >> yes, i absolutely do. >> that's the spirit. mike floyd, automobile magazines thanks for joining us.

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donald trump will be on tomorrow. >> and the woman who led the letter about working on thanksgiving. >> and john tesh. >> love john. tune in. another video of another december pickable act by isis. good morning, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures. not 24 hours after the chairman of joint chiefs of staffs arrived in iraq and said momentum is turning in our favor, isis releases video purporting to show the beheading of another american it's been holding hostage for more than a year. we have fogs team have tox fox sis. and we'll also hear from