it worked! betty said i've got a truck and when i get it fixed, i can come see you. i don't know if that's a good one. >> nick said this one. how much does a polar bear weigh? enough to break the ice. hi, my name is nick. >> and max says have we met before? where did we meet? i remember now, in my dreams. >> aww, that's sweet. "fox & friends" starts right now. guys? >> good morning. it's tuesday, august 4th, and i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert with wild weather wreaking havoc across the nation in florida, roads turned into rivers, rescue crews rushing to save people stranded in cars and homes. and in new hampshire, a deadly collapse at a circus. hundreds of people sent scrambling after strong winds took out a tent. we're going to hear from an eyewitness straight ahead. meanwhile, a republican showdown in the state of new hampshire. 14 candidates meet in a preview of thursday night's presidential debate. but the one person not there,

donald trump still has everyone talking. >> i think he'll get the job, but i think he'll also get the right people to bring the constitutionality back. >> you'd better watch what you ask for because you just might get it, and it won't be good. >> really. more from that fired-up panel of republican voters straight ahead. and what's the best pickup line you've ever heard? >> who i am? >> no, i can't say that i do. >> i don't know how to put this, but i'm kind of a big deal. >> really? >> people know me. >> that's what i just said to kimberly this morning. kind of a big deal. do pickup lines really work? we're going to break them down, the ones that actually get the ladies, or the men. "fox & friends" begins right now.

thanks, everybody, for joining us on this tuesday morning. we've got kimberly in for elisabeth and clayton in for brian. good to see all of you guys. >> thank you very much. kind of a rainy day here in new york city. we start with the weather. >> we begin with a fox news alert. dangerous weather across our nation. heavy rains in florida, flooded roads, stranding drivers and forcing people to evacuate their homes. >> dramatic video capturing the moment five women are rescued from an elderly care facility. look at that right there. >> steve, it was a similar scene in a nearby mobile home park. at least 40 others pulled from water there. and what should have been a fun summer night at the circus in new hampshire turns to chaos as 60-mile-per-hour winds yanked the tent right from the ground. two people are now dead. and 22 others injured as tent poles were sent flying through the air. >> the two dead have not yet been identified, but early reports indicate they are a grandfather and his young granddaughter who were at the circus to have a night of fun.

>> sad. the new hampshire governor now sending disaster response teams in to investigate this terrible tragedy. >> joining us right now is brandon eisham who was under the circus tent with his two sons when it collapsed last night about 5:30. brandon, thank you very much for joining us. tell us what it was like inside the tent just before it lifted up and fell back down? >> it was pretty hectic. they knew we weren't shave anymore inside the tent right before it come down. it was scary. >> who didn't know it was safe anymore? >> the circus crew. right before it come down, they told everybody to get out. >> and i imagine with that tent, there's not exactly an orderly exit procedure for an emergency like this. what was the procedure to try to get everyone out of there? were you just running for the open spaces? >> luckily enough when the tent did come down, me and my family had a direct open space outside.

>> thank goodness. >> how old are your children, and what was it like for you? did you tell them, you know, not to panic? >> my oldest son is 4. and i have a younger son who is 2. and my youngest son was scared to death. he didn't know what was going on. and my oldest son, he knew that he got hit in the head. >> with what? >> with what? >> part of the tent or some of the seats or -- >> it was a pole from one of the sides of the tent. >> how's he doing this morning? >> he's doing much better this morning. >> what were the weather conditions like just before the tent got caught up and then rose and then collapsed? >> when we first got there, the weather wasn't doing anything. we had cloudy skies. but other than that, it was fine. about a half hour into the event is when rain started coming down

by the buckets. and from there, the wind picked up. >> well, it was a terrible night there in new hampshire. how do you feel this morning, brandon? >> i feel lucky to be here this morning. >> yeah, i can imagine. and so difficult as a parent, you know, to feel so vulnerable with your two young children there, see one of them injured. >> 22 people hurt. two dead this morning. again, we don't have the identification of the two individuals, but we understand it's a granddaughter and a grandfather. brandon, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. all right. meanwhile, we'll switch gears to politics. and it was the final face-off before thursday night's big debate. republican candidates taking the stage last night. a bunch of them in new hampshire. >> mm-hmm. and the man who's been dominating the conversation continues to gain ground. donald trump leading the latest fox news poll. >> yeah, rich edson is live with

the latest on this. good morning, rich. >> good morning. and debating on fox news thursday fight, the top ten candidates in the average of five national polls. as for who may be in that top ten, here's one poll's take. fox news has donald trump with the lead followed by jeb bush, scott walker, ben carson, ted cruz, chris christie and john kasich round out the top ten with carly fiorina, rick santorum. the candidates sold their messages at a new hampshire forum last night. >> 71% of federal spending right now is between entitlements and debt service. it's not the american people who are failing the entitlement system, it's the leaders of our country who are failing the american people by not telling them the truth. >> i would take the advice of the military very seriously. we feed a strategy first. this president two times has admitted that we don't have a strategy as it relates to isis. pretty amazing. >> how long have we been talking

about the border being insecure? 30 years. how long have we known it was insecure? 30 years. >> many of the candidates finishing outside the average top ten can debate in an earlier fox news forum on thursday evening. back to you. >> thanks, rich. and that's going to be fascinating because that's 5:00 p.m. hour. you know the 5:00 p.m. hour. >> yes, you know it's going to be good if they're bumping our show for it. >> if there's a sound bite that comes out of that 5:00 p.m. hour, the candidates may have to respond to it so there's opportunity for some of those 5:00 p.m.ers to do something. >> i think you're going to see one or two of those in the 5:00 p.m. hour make it into the top ten. everything's in play. you've got your moment to shine. >> things kick off thursday here on the channel. a live shot from quicken loans arena in cleveland. things will kick off 5:00 eastern time for the first round. and then at about 10 before 9:00 p.m. on thursday night, the main

event. of course, right on center stage will be donald trump. a brand-new fox news poll came out last night. 26% of republican primary voters like him best at this stage. what's interesting, though, is his favorability which had not been great. it's now above 50%, and that is amazing. >> that is a big point, and a lot of pollsters keeping a close eye on that because you hear a lot of talk about that during the elections cycle about favorability, how people are viewed, what their negatives are. so he's making gains in all the right direction. he's got the momentum, and that's why this debate's going to be fab nascinating. we've got something from frank luntz. >> he sat down with a group of voters. donald trump was not at that event, but certainly he was the topic of conversation. what is it about trump that's resonating with you? is it his straight talk? do you want more policies from him? is america ready for this? take a listen to these answers. they're pretty amazing. >> this is a live sitcom we're watching here. you'd better watch what you ask

for because you just might get it. and it won't be good. people of the united states are green with what he is saying, they're standing up and they're clapping, and the other republicans better start making fun of him because they made fun of ronald reagan, and i think donald trump could possibly become the next president of the united states of america. he is not a fraud. >> people have not done their homework on donald trump. look at his books. he's been all over the fence on issues over the years. he changes his views like he changes his underwear. >> i don't care. it doesn't matter. the people in the united -- and i am against the fact that they are saying that low-information voters, i am against the fact that you're insulting my intelligence because i am for donald trump. >> he donated to hillary. >> i don't care. >> he donated to all these democrats. he's a democrat. >> what does donald trump stand

for? >> give me the programs that he has recommended. >> -- what the taxpayers want him to do. and what the constitution says he's supposed to do. not what donald wants donald to do. >> i think he'll get the job, but i think he'll also get the right people to bring the constitutionality back of this country. >> new hampshire has some opinions. >> oh, man. >> fired up. >> it's going to be great. all right. of course, the big debate is thursday night right here on fox. ten minutes after the top of the hour. we turn to heather for a news alert. >> good morning. good morning, kimberly. great to see you. let's start on the west coast where there is a massive manhunt under way for an unidentified gunman accused in the murder and kid fanning of several people. and then he went on to shoot two sheriff's deputies. here's a sketch of him right now. investigators searching rugged terrain in bakersfield, california, for that suspect who's dressed in camouflage. they believe he spent the last week breaking into isolated

cabins and then stealing weapons. he's accused of killing a cabin owner and holding three hikers hostage for more than an hour. two sheriff's deputies were injured when they confronted that suspect on saturday. they are expected to be okay. we'll watch this story throughout the morning. and new overnight, another manhunt for a cop killer in memphis now coming to an end. 29-year-old tremaine wilbourn turning himself in alongside his family and an attorney. he was wanted in the murder of police officer sean bolton, a marine and a five-year veteran of that force. bolton was killed on saturday night after he interrupted what appeared to be a drug deal. wilbourn is set to be arraigned later today. and brand-new overnight, a routine training exercise turns deadly at a florida military base. one airman has been killed and another is hurt. in a parachute accident in the panhandle of florida. right now air force officials are not releasing the identities of either service member. the cause of that accident is

under investigation. and you never know what lies beneath until you see it from above. take a look at this. two great white sharks spotted just feet from the shore alongside the massachusetts coastline. the photos were surfacing -- they were taken by researchers about a week ago. scientists say that the shark activity is greater than last year. and that season, by the way, doesn't end until october. look at that thing right off the front of that boat. off the bow of that boat. and those are your headlines. scary for folks on vacation. >> some things are better left unseen. tanks, dro thanks, drone. coming up, a firefighter taking heat but not on the job. all because he set up a gofundme page for a suspended colleague who spoke out against the fdny's hiring policies. then ever wonder what happens to your packages when you're not home? well, this package snatched in broad daylight by that person. i'm sure they'll return it later.

>> how bad is that? i mean -- >> that is bad. >> terrible! >> smile, you're on candid camera. >> criminal.

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a firefighter's fund-raising effort for a fellow firefighter has been shut down by his bosses. >> yeah, when paul was suspended without pay, anthony henry started a gofundme page to try to make up for his loss of income. the suspension was because he was leaking information about hiring practices that some firefighters gave special treatment to minorities and women. >> our next guest won a u.s. supreme court that challenged the fire department'sromotions process. frank richie is the captain in the new haven, connecticut, fire department and a friend of paul manic's. he's also a contributing editor for "fire engineering" magazine. thanks for being with us this morning. >> good morning. >> so tell us how this got started and where it stands now. >> well, first i'd just like to state that i'm not here on paul's behalf. i'm here because i wrote a blog in "fire engineering" that basically says what is going on here. >> right. because paul mannix didn't like what was going on with the hiring practices of the fire department of new york city where there are, you say, quotas

where you've got to hire a certain number of minorities and a certain number of women. and you and mr. mannix both feel that in many cases they're not qualified. >> well, here's the thing. this isn't a new york city issue. this is an american issue. if you work hard in america, you can succeed. and we need to have equal opportunity for everyone. the fire department and fire engineering, we're very inclusive, but it doesn't mean equal outcomes. when someone calls 911, they don't care whether a woman happens to show up at their house, someone who happens to be black or happens to be hispanic. they just want to be sure that that person is competent to answer the call. and that's all we're asking. >> and yet, of course, there are rules in place about this sort of thing being leaked. he was recently censored for his role in this leaking scandal which i guess you equate to about $30,000? >> i think that's fair. he's a deputy chief within the fire department. >> so was that penalty too

severe? >> well, i think leaking information to the press is one of the pillars of our democracy. where would we be without the free press? >> meaning without the transparency about what's going on. why keep it in secret? >> correct. and here's the thing. a firefighter's performance records is a matter of public concern. i mean, with this on hillary's server, we try to take public documents and hide them from the public. how a firefighter performs is critical to public safety. >> it's a matter of public safety, right. you want to make sure that someone is competent to answer the call emotionally, psychologically, physically able to serve and make sure that they go and they're able to do the job that you don't put another firefighter's life in danger when you're trying to be rescuing somebody to begin with. >> correct. you've got to realize that firefighters and fire officers are making -- they almost have to make perfect decisions based off imperfect information. this isn't a job that you can hand out without regard for merit. there's no time to look anything up in a book. you've got to know what you're

doing. >> politically correct. >> they started the gofundme page, then the guy who started that got in trouble, now they have to give all the money back? >> well, that's the thing. anthony, the gentleman who started the gofundme page, he wasn't a political ideologue. firefighters and cops, we help each other out. >> that's the deal, right. >> he had nothing do do with this politically other than raising money for a firefighter in need. now, here's the thing. read the gofundme page now. and it reads like socialism propaganda. you can tell it was written under distress. >> we reached out to the fire department, and they said they didn't have a statement. so thank you for being with us, frank richie. >> thank you. >> thank you very much, sir. all right. straight ahead, a man pulled from the train tracks with seconds to spare who made this heart-stopping save just in time. look at that. is this what your dating life looked like in high school? >> yo, what's up?

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welcome back. some quick headlines for you. caught on camera. first cranes collapsing into a row of homes. watch this. at least 20 people hurt when two cranes tumble over onto buildings in the netherlands. rescuers now searching through the rubble. the cranes were trying to fix a bridge. and the lapd releasing this video warning people about why you should always request a signature when having packages

delivered. they're now on the lookout for this thief who snatched a box off a doorstep, then took off. the video has gone viral after people called him a steve urkle look-alike. i was hoping it wasn't ducey look-alike. kimberly. remember high school? like it was yesterday. maybe you had no luck with the ladies like this guy. >> yo, baby, what's up? >> or maybe you were like this girl. >> hi, billy. i noticed that you weren't in math class today. so i decided to take some notes for you. >> well, there's good news because few research says that those popular kids with lots of friends of the opposite sex, well, they're not as smart as you. but is it actually true? here to debate it, dr. jenny tate, a clinical psychologist specializing in cognitive

behavioral therapy and child psychotherapist and parenting expert thomas. thank you for being with us on the program. this is a good one. you're talking to a little mama that was 4.0 but went to an all girls school, so i don't know, i may confound the study. so we'll begin with you, dr. tate. what do you think? >> you know, i think that school performance doesn't really have a lot to do with career success. i'm a tefirm believer in the growth mindset. if you didn't do well in school or if you were a cool kid, it doesn't matter. you can continue to accomplish later in life and more about values like kindness, humility, willingness to receive feedback, et cetera. >> thomas? >> i think there's two different types. there's the types that work hard and just don't do well, but they're not very academically inclined and there are those that are unmotivated and don't work hard. and all the research i've ever studied out there shows that the individuals that are motivated regardless of how they did in

school or not are far more likely to be successful later on as adults. >> okay. we've got a little bit of a study here. we've put the full screen up of unpopularity points study. opposite gender friends, 70% more than average gpa 2.6. if opposite gender friends is 30% or less, then the average gpa is 3.0. this is pretty fascinating because it's pretty strong numbers if you want to agree with this study and find it to be valid to say that, in fact, you know, you're benefited more by just having same-sex friends. i guess it's opposite sex can distract you, thomas. >> you know, with the study, a read a lot of the study and what it shows is that the kids that are striving to be popular and fit in are the kids that ten years later seem to be struggling more. and i can see that. i understand that. i tell kids all the time that i counsel, i tell my own kids, what i want you to be is a leader. i don't want you to follow the crowd and try to be like everybody else and be spb thome

that you're not. my message that i sent to my own kids is be a leader. be yourself. don't try to be somebody you're not. >> otherwise you're worried too much about what everyone else thinks. maybe you're getting distracted. dr. tate, from your studies, your academic pursuits that could help you later in life. >> you know, my thought is that it's about focus. you know, you can focus on your school. you can focus on friendships, but the study might be a little bit confusing because correlation doesn't mean causality just because kids are friends with the opposite sex doesn't necessarily mean that that is what's causing it. it might be all sorts of other things like, you know, exactly what you were saying on the other end, that it might be other factors like not focusing on school. >> all right. well, they always say don't be boy crazy to the girls. maybe there was something to that. anyway, nevertheless, be yourself, be independent, have your self-esteem and have some balance in life i think is the message. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks so much. coming up, are you guilty of oversleeping?

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hit me with them. >> a survey in australia. do they lose anything in the translation? the first one that supposedly worked, "hey, i forgot my phone number, can i have yours?" >> would that work? >> absolutely not. i hope it's not number one. terrible. >> how about this one, kimberly? >> yeah. >> i think there is something wrong with my phone. could you try calling it for me to see if it rings? that's a brilliant one. >> well, that's actually pretty creative, and i luike to help people. women love to help, so that might actually work. >> what about this one? do you believe in love at first sight, or should i walk around the room three or four more times? >> i would say walk around the room and go out the door. later. beat it, buddy. >> see if this one can swoon you, kimberly. hi, i'm doing a survey. what's your name? what's your phone number? and are you free next saturday? >> hi, kimberly, what's your name? well, it made me laugh so that was good. >> there you go. >> so humor can actually bring people together.

ta that was not so bad. >> what if i walked up with a clipboard? >> right, pocket protector. >> have a feel of this shirt. do you know what that feels like? boyfriend material. >> and i would say let me feel the guy next to you. is it husband material? oh, yeah. you know it. >> two snaps, one to the side. >> what do you think is this truly you've got a better pickup line -- >> surely you've got game at home, okay? >> these are the five according to science. >> in australia. >> well, australians are having fun. >> i remember this one from when i was younger. and it goes something like this. did you get hurt? when you fell down from heaven? >> oh, my god. that's an oldie but a goody. aww. >> so am i. >> you're ready for throwback thursday. >> if they're better than ducey's, friends@foxnews.com. >> it's just my sweet charm. >> i know, goodness. stick to tech. moving on.

>> turning to business news, people. those square readers may be trendy and easy to use for all of your purchases, but just how safe are they? what three boston university students just discovered, well, it's going to shock you. >> that's right. fox business network's cheryl casone is here to tell us more. >> i have brought no pickup lines, by the way. i got nothing, sorry. i've got business. >> these square readers, they're popular like at coffee chains that don't want to spring for having all the mastercard terminals. >> those square readers are great for retail stores or mom and pop stores. it's cheaper for them. it's better for everybody. it's attached to that portable device so it swipes the credit cards from the customers. restaurants are using them a lot more, i know. and you can see them at apple stores. but it looks like they could also be used to steal your credit card data. turns out hackers can physically disable the encryption on the reader. they make it into a little, like, portable card skimmer. so the company's saying, hey, folks, no way, this isn't right. you can't alter this because

these readers never store the credit card, but skimming, you guys, has become one of the most prevalent ways that credit cards are stolen. and this is just another way using this. >> yeah, but -- >> to steal your stuff. >> if you're a business and you know that you just bought that little square thing from the store, you put it on the top of your iphone, that's not a problem, is it? >> no. they're saying that those -- but what they're saying is if -- say i've got a coffee shop and i'm using one of the skimmers on my iphone or ipad, the little square thing, i'm sorry, yeah, it can be skimmed by hackers, basically. >> if you're using it and you don't trust the place you're going like to a farmers' market, these things are incredibly popular, like little farmers' markets that pop up. and if you don't trust the vendor that's there selling you, you know, crocheted whatever, you know, you've got to trust them. >> crocheted rhubarb. >> crocheted rhubarb. >> i have used it. >> well, they're everywhere. >> no, they're great. these are great for businesses because -- >> i like it because it's

portable. >> it's portable e-commerce. >> and it's fast. i don't have to stand in line at the -- oh, you want those earrings? swipe. there you go. i'm, like, thank you and i walk out. i love the convenience and the speed. >> i have a suggestion. >> okay. >> let's pay cash. >> one more thing i think you're going to love. clinton and i are apple freaks, right? apple has been working on technology where they will get rid of all the cell phone carriers and they will be your cell phone carrier. >> of course. >> it's pretty cool. basically they would switch around so that any time that say you're in new york or l.a. or you're getting bad service, they would provide the service for you and then you would pay apple directly for being your cell phone carrier. >> of course. >> so instead of at&t and verizon, and they've been in battle with them for years. >> they want to cut out everybody, and i think that could be really interesting for apple. >> the same way they ran the record businesses out of business. >> the record businesses ran themselves out of businesses. >> catch cheryl every day on "mornings with maria" starting at 6:00 a.m.

you do not want to miss it. thank you for that story, cheryl. >> thank you. in the meantime, time for some news and for that we turn to heather once again. >> good morning to you all. hope you're off to a good day. california, a sheriff saves a man's life with seconds to pair and it's all caught on camera. watch as a deputy pulls the man away from his black sedan and then drags him off the train tracks. this happening near san jose, california. then just moments later, a train barrels through and crashes into that car. that man was believed to be under the influence. he was not hurt. what a hero that deputy is this morning. well, happening today, a devout muslim who said he was on a jihadi crusade and then charged in the murder of a 19-year-old new jersey college student is set to be arraigned on terror charges later today. ali muhammed brown admitted to shooting brendan tevlin eight times while he was at a traffic stop last june in new jersey. he was an honor student and a freshman at the university of richmond when he was gunned down. well, brown later told police that he was on a bloody crusade

to punish the united states for its foreign policy. another scary moment caught on camera. a road in china falling apart during some torrential rains there. take a look. ooh, wow. well, the cars in the muddy water below as the road simply just rips away. there were thunderstorms there, gale-force winds and also hailstorms pummeled the northern part of that country. amazingly, no one was injured when that road collapsed. toes are your headlines. see you back in about 0 minu30 minutes. coming up, two illegals now up for city commission members in california. they're in the country illegally, but they're on the town council. how is that possible? we're going to talk about it. the republican candidates gearing up for the big debate thursday night, but which ones would defend the constitution the best? judge napolitano has his picks for constitution defenders. he is next. >> nice.

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good morning. and some quick travel headlines. the bigger the better, they say. the suv is making a comeback. the demand for sport utility vehicles now growing as oil prices fall. automakers on pace to sell nearly 18 million by the end of the year. it would be the most in 15 years. and london to new york in just one hour. it could happen sooner than you think. airbus just patented plans for a hyper sonic jet that can travel up to four times the speed of sound. no word on if or when the hypersonic jet might take to the skies. steve? built by the ejector bed guy.

meanwhile, you're looking live, cleveland, ohio. that is the quicken loans arena where on thursday night, 9:00 p.m., the republican candidates will take the stage, ten of them, in the first debate hoping to win over the voters with their stances on everything from immigration to the economy. but how do these candidates approach our constitution? that paper right there. and what approach are voters looking for this year? joining us right now is fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. good morning, judge. >> good morning, steve. so the question, how are the candidates approaching the constitution is, in my view, appropriately answered by saying which constitution? >> right. >> obviously, there's only one, but two vastly different interpretations of it. the madisonian interpretation, madison wrote it, the purpose of the constitution is to restrain the government. federal government. to limit it to just the 16 specific delegated powers in the constitution. >> these are the rules.

>> correct. the wilsonian version after woodrow wilson, the constitution unleashes the government to do anything it wants, to regulate any behavior. >> very progressive. >> correct. subject only to the limitations in there. if you're talking about small government, if you're talking about people fed up with the federal government in their faces, obviously rand paul and ted cruz come to mind. >> okay. >> if you're talking about -- just republicans now because we're talking about the debate thursday. if we're talking about big government, people that like government, think they can make it work more efficiently, then jeb bush and chris christie come to mind. >> okay. and you are just talking about the republicans right there. >> yes. >> i mean, when you look at our current president of the united states, which camp would you fall into? >> well, there's no divide on the democratic side. >> yeah, they're all wilsonian. >> correct, they are all wilsonians. they all believe that the government can regulate any behavior, tax any event, start

any war. president obama is unique in his views that he believes that as the president, he can do things that the congress has rejected. this is taking wilsonian doctrine and bringing it to another level. >> mm-hmm. >> this is basically saying i can do whatever i want unless you have the authority to stop me. this is an entirely new and virgin and dangerous area of constitutional theory that the former lecturer in constitutional law from the university of chicago is espousing. >> i know he's only been in it for a month or two, but donald trump. which camp would he fall into? >> you know, i don't know. i think -- and we may find out thursday. >> he kind of has a kind of a cafeteria constitutional approach, a little from here, a little from there. >> i would suspect he's closer to the big-government camp than the small-government camp. but he's been so, if you will, in the face of everybody else that i don't know that he's gotten to specifics yet.

we may find out when megyn and brett and chris are on thursday. >> but when it comes to immigration, he's clearly for a strong southern border, so he is for a sovereign nation with real borders that really work. >> yes. i think almost all republicans are in favor of that. i'm not sure where mrs. clinton is, and it remains to be seen where vice president biden is, if he goes after her. i think he will. >> i do, too. all right. judge, thank you very much for joining us. >> a pleasure, steve. where is that bed that throws people out? >> actually, this chair is wired up. where's the switch? all right, thanks, judge. coming up on this tuesday, american college students defending the killing -- defending the murder of five military members in chattanooga. they defended it. >> to get caught with your pants down, it's unfortunate, but the fact of life you're in that situation. >> the video that's going to make your blood boil coming up. plus, forget sharks. there's a gator in them waves.

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the beach in south carolina. this was just one of many gators caught over the years by a family-run team. it's not the biggest. how do they do it? joining us now, owner of the family run gator catching business, carolina exterminators. rachel, nice to see you this morning. >> good morning clayton. >> so nice to see you. most people going to the beach are worried about sharks this time of year. now we've got to worry about alligators. how common is it to see a gator on the beach there? >> over the last three years, we've caught maybe ten alligators on the beach. it's not a real common thing. they -- during heavy rains or heavy tides, they'll get washed out into the ocean. >> i was wondering how they're getting out there. they're so sick of fresh water they want to go to salt water? >> no, not at all.

they live in fresh water. during heavy rain or heavy tide they can be washed out. they can't swim against the tide like humans. >> you got a phone call. how did you wrestle this guy? where did he wind up? it took you two hours to get him out of there. >> actually it didn't take me that long. by the time police saw it until we caught it was about two hours. we got the call 9:30 monday morning from south carolina dnr, radio room in columbia. my daughter and i rolled out of bed, got dressed, and headed to the beach with our equipment. the beach was already pretty busy at. we had lots of helpers, lots of folks wanted to help us spot the alligator. we were able to spot him just north of the pier. because there were so many people on the beach, he really couldn't come in which is what he wanted to do. he wanted to get out of the surf. >> how do you get into this

business? you said your daughter and you roll out of bed and catch an alligator on the beach. this isn't the largest one you've caught. how did you get into this busine business? >> we started 15 years ago our pest control business. my husband studied wild life biology in college, heard they were looking for an agent. we filled tout application, interviewed and became the agents. i have two grandsons and two daughters in their teens. it works good for dnr. they know they can get one of us to rangle the alligator any time they need us. >> i predict a reality television show with your family, gator hunters of carolina. carolina exterminators is is your company. thanks for joining us and bringing your smiling face to

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united states? >> show me a terrorist attack committed by a muslim america, and i'll show you an attack by a christian -- i don't have enough details -- >> we'll tell you what else they said. this is "fox & friends." and coming up in the next half hour, the great radio host and author. he's got a brand new book out today. he's going to be with us talking about the next generation, how important it is for them to stand up and not allow their liberal professors to pack their heads full of goo. >> i wonder what he thinks about the sound bite we just played?

>> he says i rest my case. there we go. kimberly guilfoyle and i'm in for brian. we start with a fox news alert don't we health senator. >> yeah. it should have been a fun summer night in new hampshire. that turned to chaos. 60 miles per hour yank a tent from the ground. two are dead and 22 others injured. one witness who's young son was injured joined us earlier on the show. listen to this. >> it was pretty he can the tick. before it came down, they told everybody to get out. my youngest son was scared to death. he didn't know what was going on. my oldest son, he knew he got hit in the head. >> the two have died have not been identified yet. earlier reports indicate it may be a grandfather and his young

granddaughter. we'll keep you posted. a training kp ining exercis deadly at eggland air force base in the panhandle. air force officials are not releasing either service member's identity. the cause of the accident is under investigation. we'll watch that story. a lifeguard busted for falling sleep on the job. look at this this guy. a mother vacation miss virginia beach spotted this guy snoozing in the lifeguard stand. he's been suspended two weeks we're told. a spokesperson says his actions don't represent the work of other gods. a pastor in florida takes down a church goer trying to rob people. he was finishing up when another man pulled out a gun, held it at

someone's head and and demanded cash. he picked the wrong church to mess with. listen here. >> it was absolutely horrifying. i dropped the mic and grabbed his shoulders and pinned him to the wall. >> good for him. the pastor's son jumped in to help. the pair managed to get the weapon sfr the suspect. they managed it was just a bb gun. they were terrified. grace is charged with armed robbery. those are headlines. >> picked the wrong church. >> that's right. we have a few more hours. >> 5:00 the final polls close regarding which of the candidates on the republican side will be into that top ten here at the fox news debate which is going is to be thursday night, 9:00 p.m. just the top ten out in cleveland. >> the other seven will be appearing at 5:00 p.m. for a separate debate.

the new polls are out this morning. earlier this week we were showing you donald trump's poll numbers. they weren't a huge lead. here's a brand new one out this morning. donald trump in double digits above jeb bush this hour. >> pretty unbelievable given the different news events, comments, issues, immigration, john mccain and still he is moving forward pretty convincingly. >> sure. the the other republican contenders for president, a number of them we heard over the last couple of weeks didn't want donald trump in the debate this week. last night they got their chance. there was a forum of candidates up in new hampshire at a college. the way it worked, it wasn't a debate per se. all candidates sat in the front row. the fellow who was the host, radio guy by the name of jack keith, called them up one at a

time, asked them questions. we have put together a montage of some interesting things they said. here they are. >> it's not the american people failing the entitlement system is. it's the leaders in america. >> people do not trust washington d.c. for immigration reform million we secure the border. >> that's why we need electronic verification system. >> we talk a lot at election time. somehow we never solve these problems. it's because the t status quo is in charge. leaders challenge the status quo. >> i'm the one candidate who has stood up to the president and said no more. we're not going to let you collect our phone records. >> i would take the advice of military seriously. we need a tragedy first. this president two times admitted we don't have strategy as it relates to isis. >> the only way we turn this

country around, stop the spending. the abuse on with a leader with demonstrated history of standing up to washington cartel. >> immigration, one of the big topics. donald trump putting that topic on that very issue. interestingly, i'm stunned by this idea that debate on thursday might -- that 5:00 p.m. slot with bottom tier seven candidates could make real news. candidates at 9:00 p.m. could be responding. it's an opportunity. >> to get into that debate as well. i think it's going to be fascinating. a lot to watch. 5:00 i think will be fantastic to set the stage for what's going to happen and see who stands out. >> sure. one of the things graham said last night that's making headline this is morning, lindsey hammered hillary clinton. he said when bill says i didn't have sex with that woman, he

did. when she tells us trust me, you've got all the e-mails you need, we haven't scratched the surface. your going to read about b the things candidates said at the forum. to your point earlier clayton, talking about immigration, which donald trump brought to forefront in huntington park, california which is one of the suburbs in los angeles. a city councilman has appointed two illegals as part of the town council. >> they are now on the city council for parks and recreation and is health and education commission. they said they wanted more diversity among the commissioners. undocumented immigrants now part of the city council. >> great about the diversity, but really what kind of precedent is this establishing

legally when you are conveying rights and privileges like that to people that are not prooperl in the country? >> you lived in california many, many years. they'll be part of the town council. >> imagine, just -- >> right. unbelievable. don't state your opinion. >> they're getting slammed out there. people are saying look, they were appointed because they were friends of councilman and that they worked on his campaign. it was just -- that's the only reason they got job miss the first place. >> unbelievable. more weather news hitting he have here. under water heavy rain in florida turning roads to rivers stranding drivers and forcing dozens to evacuate their homes. >> overnight, people had to be

rescued from the apartment complex has water reached dangerous levels. we have a look at the damage this morning with ken. good morning ken. >> reporter: hey, good morning guys. in new york, you've got to be drier than the people are out here. take a look behind me and see what we're talking about. the river has overflowed because of this incredible amount of rain we've gotten lately and surrounded these apartment buildings. the problem is the water is up to the air conditioning units. duke energy is here trying to turn off electricity. they're felling folks you've got to get out. they get a knock at door and people are saying we're the emergency crews. you have to evacuate now. the younger people were able to get out on their own. older people needed help. actually they got put in humvees and take an way. the county is a mess now. lots of areas of extreme flooding.

they opened shelters across the county. if people don't have some place to go, they can go to the shelter. here's the bottom line with the situation. you think this is bad, the river has not crested yet. probably going to crest later today. going to be a situation that is even worse. it is not going to recede until friday. people are going to be uncomfortable the next couple of days. back to you guys. >> live in the tampa area with the latest from passco county. >> good information about the shelters for those that don't have friends and relatives to go to. >> it hasn't crested yet. >> can you imagine? what do college students think about islamic terror attacks against the united states? watch. >> can you think of a single attack? >> i don't have wide enough knowledge to cite details of a certain domestic terrorist attack. >> unbelievable. >> i don't have details. >> it only gets worse.

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four u.s. marines and navy sailor slaughtered on home soil. some american students don't seem to have a problem with that. >> the attack in chattanooga, is that more legitimate because they were soldiers? >> it depends on who you ask. some say military insulation or institution including recruiting centers that it's a legitimate military target. >> to get caught with pants down is unfortunate. fact of life. you're in that situation, you know? >> i feel they put themselves in that situation. they know what they're getting themselves into. >> really? director of un me and contributor at fox news.com.

>> good morning. glad to be here. >> you went to berkeley, talked to 20 kids. what did you find? >> i find there's like this kind of -- it's a poison taught on college campuses -- not just berkeley but all over the country. it's this notion of anti-americanism that's steeped in what professors are preaching. preaching is a word i use in particular, to students. what we saw was manifestation of what we see going on in college, dorms, lecture halls. >> blame america. >> blame america always. >> we've got clips from the other day. the first we show now is you query a number of people. is the term muslim racist? watch this. >> a newscaster says a terrorist attack happened. the guy was mumuslim. is that racist? >> yes. >> these are the last four

perpetrators in the last four terror attacks. malik, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, abdul malik, abdul kareem. what do these guys have in common? >> tough to say. >> there's no way from the names you can tell the guys are islamic? >> not really. >> it's insane. we've taken it to a place where you say terrorist was islamic, stating a fact. that's racist. >> just that simple. >> i don't know -- makes our job tough. i don't know what to do about it. >> try to be factual. for instance, with the shooting, it was known early that he was n muslim and -- so we told the story just like that. according to those people, it's a racist thing. now, listen to this. here's another series of sound bites where the people you

talked to talked act how christians are just as responsible as muslims for the problems. >> show me a terrorist attack committed by a muslim in america and i'll show you terrorist attack committed by christian america. >> can you think of a single attack -- i'm trying to -- >> i don't have a wide enough knowledge to be able to cite details of a certain domestic terrorist attack. >> okay. so he knows it's happening but he's got no proof, no -- can't cite anything. >> only reason he can't cite anything, they don't exist. it doesn't happen. one guy -- i'm sorry, i was wrong. he did cite one, the crusades from the 12th century. would it be strong to say these young people have been brainwashed? >> that's exactly what's going on campuses. they've been brainwashed by

professors. no matter what they teach is and preach kids they're never going to lose their jobs. >> families are spending $50,000 a year to send kids to schools. unless they repete what pe peep professors are saying, they won't get a's. >> diabolical. >> that was a little disturbing. trump continues to trump the competition. will this last? the radio guy has a new book. he joins us next. plus, she's one of the few conservatives in hollywood. how does faith play a role? candice bur cameron bure is her next. good morning to you. ♪ everywhere you look, there's a face of somebody who needs you ♪

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welcome back. 23 minutes past the hour. 24 minutes past the hour. it's your time for "news by the numbers." first, three. that's how many chances navy sailors goat pass their body composition test. starting next year, if they can't stick to height and wait requirements, they can stick to height and waist body fat percentage. 15 minutes how long people over 60 should walk or exercise everyday. those that do are 22% more likely to live longer. and next the number one party school. university of illinois. students say their drinking culture is huge.

when heads aren't buried in the books. parents should be thrilled. >> who wants to send their kids there? now this. >> did did you ever think maybe you're the one dressing like me? >> leave the shirt alone. >> no. >> leave it alone. >> you're in big trouble mr. >> so cute. one of america's favorite sitcoms is about to make a comeback indeed. "full house" produced by netflix is set to premiere in 2016. joining us now, actress candice cameron bure. you'll continue your role in the new show. you have a new book out as well. >> yes. >> good morning. >> a fuller house means who's in the house? >> pit revolves around three

ladies. three characters, me, dj -- >> it was men before? >> i'm widowed, have boys. my sister and best friend kimmy who has a daughter as well move in to help me raise kids. >> it's amazing netflix is a powerhouse now. it's going to be on netflix. totally different landscape. we've seen success of shows like "house of cards" on netflix. >> it's fantastic. netflix is a pioneer. this is the way people are watching tv now. it's fantastic. this is the first original comedy series on netflix. they're bringing in a family viewer ship. they're brilliant to pick it up. >> the thing about netflix -- in the old day, when on abcif i wanted to see a the next episode, i had to wait a whole week. now you can watch the whole

season. >> you're excited about doing this? >> i am. >> you have a new book out. tell us about the new book. >> my book is "dancing through life." i use the frame work being on "dancing with the stars." i came in third place last year. >> congratulations. >> thank you. such an amazing experience. i was scheduled to write a different book, and after completing the show, it transformed me so much. i learn sod much about myself, so many life lessons that i'll take away forever, i thought i want to share this. this is how much it impacted me. >> what was your biggest take away? obviously you're a person of faith. challenging yourself in that way is probably one of the hardest things. can i really do this? >> this book is about courage and conviction. it was the courage to step out in faith, step out to something that wasn't comfortable. stepping out of the box that way. the conviction i hold of who i am with my faith and making sure

that i could -- i can do these things and stay true to myself. that's conviction and many lessons i share. >> is it easy to talk about faith in hollywood? has hollywood turned a corner? >> i honestly don't know. i'll talk about faith no matter what. it doesn't matter to me it is or not. >> fantastic. coming up shortly on netflix "fuller house". >> busy lay difficult. we enjoy your appearances. you do amazing job. >> thank you. coming up, this is disturbing. a special needs student handcuffed with arms behind his back. the deputy that did it now being sued. does the video tell the whole story. up next, the republican

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>> i bacon. that's one way to cook crispy bacon, trying to get votes. is that going to work? >> mark is here, radio talk show host and author of brand new book. steve has it. >> what do you think of that? >> do you like that machine gun bacon? >> that's what you have to do, get the viral videos out there. do these things work? >> to a point. i don't think they work a lot. if you're a guy like me, they're fun, but on the other hand we're in perilous times. i want to see somebody step up, a conservative who's going to counter what obama has done. i want to know how they'll advance the agenda. none of that matters to me. it's so preliminary. 26%, 22%.

what's interesting, 51% of republicans have not focused on one person. talking 26%. that means 74% are not supportive. i get it, it's early, july, august. i work in the campaigns twice. reagan was behind, losing to ford, losing to bush. it's very early. >> there were a lot of compa comparisons over the month or so of reagan to trump. he's leading over other republicans. >> what were the comparisocompa? >> they were not serious candidates. >> that's true. the conservative base, which i'm one, is thoroughly and comple completely disgusted with the accomplishment. sick of washington, big government, sick of candidates that say one thing in kentucky and do another thing in washington d.c. people are not as stupid as p l

politicians these they are. >> the most important issue when deciding to vote is economic issues, 40%. >> the economy and followed by national security. >> how often do we talk about economic issues? rarely. obama keep sins telling us the country is great. north korea has low unemployment. they have a big problem with the work participation. our work participation rate stinks. many jobs created are part time jobs. people want full time jobs. >> sure. >> the obama economy is a disaster. >> north dakota doesn't have an unemployment problem because of fracking. >> that's right. yesterday the rules president obama put out unconstitutionally. the party used to stand for

coalminers, black lung disease. they're putting these people out of business. they're attacking americans. >> is that why there was a problem describing the difference between the democratic party and socialist party? >> you said the republican party in congress is majority on a lie. what do you mean? >> mitch mcconnel and boys ran on defunding obama care. they ran on illegal immigration and voted on that too. the day after mcconnel was re-elected, he announced they're not going to shut down the government. that's what liberals say i to congress to surrender the power of the purse. the government has been shut down since 1974, 20 times.

down six times under ronald reagan, one of our greatest presidents. if president isn't going to exercise power of the purse, obama is going to pick them up and run with it. these guys are not strategic, not serious. they think if they get bipartisan legislation passed, obama will sign and that's what american people want. it's not. >> let's talk about your book. >> brilliant book. thanks for asking. what was your motivation behind writing? >> my motivation is -- the segment before you had a couple of fanatic, ignorant students. these have been year after year told by professors -- they keep pushing this stuff. why would we as parents

surrender our children and grand children to the left? it's time to fight back, take issue with this and rally. you question authority and status quo, big centralized government. it's destroying your future. >> how can you get that though? >> how do you change it? >> you don't change it overnight. left fights for 100 years. progressive movement started in early 1900s. they wanted health care since 1890 they got it 110 years later. we say we can't get it tomorrow. let's surrender. >> i play long ball. that's what i write about and talk about. we save the next generation. >> you say you would like to generate a new civil rights movement. >> sure. al sharpton defines a clown act. the civil rights movement i'm talking about is a real movement that advances liberty, advances national sovereignty, free

market capitalism. that's what we should rally around whether tea party, people out there concerned about the country. we need to restore our republic. we don't have a constitutional republic now. you hear napolitano. . one party is crazier than hell. they're off the edge trying to close coal mines and everything else. the other party is surrender party, just gives up. now it's worse. it's attacking the conservative base of the party. that's been going on 50 years too. ronald reagan had to bust through the establishment -- >> any candidate that can do -- >> i think there are some that can. i think we have good candidates. we have some of your typical republican establishment

candidates. i think we have several good candidates. they need to break through the establishment. >> we'll see them thursday night on the fox news channel. hopefully they read your book. >> "plunder deceit," your book. mark, a pleasure. >> always a pleasure. now to heather with other headlines. >> i do. this is a tough story. a kentucky deputy sheriff who worked as the school's resource officer hand kufr edkufr -- han a special needs child at a school. we warn you this is disturbing. >> it hurts. >> sit on the chair like i asked you. >> that video was taken last fall. it shows the sheriff kevin

sumner restraining the boy with adhd about 15 minutes after he says he was unable to calm down the boy. the officer is accused of doing the same thing to a 9-year-old girl. aclu says he violated the americans with disabilities act. you can see the handcuffs around the boy's biceps there. happening today, a devout muslim who said he was on jihadi crusade and charged with murder of a student is set to be arraigned today. he admitted to shooting tevlon eight times while stopped at a traffic stop last june. he was a freshman at university of richmond when gunned down. brown told police he was on a bloody crusade to punish united states for foreign policy. take a look. a run away garbage truck slams

into cars with no one behind the wheel. the brake unlocked after the driver stepped out of the truck. workers chased the truck after it rolled down the hill. it smashed five cars before it stopped. amazingly no one was hurt. the accident is under investigation. take a look at this airport. it is swallowed by a massive sand storm in less than a minute. it happened in jordan. the dark cloud completely covering the planes, whipping winds. it caused flights to be diverted. a haboo is what they call it. that's a sand storm. controversy erupts in texas after plans to build an all-muslim cemetery and how bodies will be buried. we are live where the debate is underway. and how you can add

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the story. thanks for joining us saul. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, it's going to be a packed house later tonight at farmersville high school. this is a town of 3,000 people just northeast of dallas. opponents are concerned really that a muslim cemetery will bring radical islam to this sleepy town. the issue is a 35 acre track of land in the rural part of town. residents expressed several issues for example, concerns a mosque will be built at the cemetery site. concerns about how the dead are buried and that the association has plans for training facility and worried about terrorist activity. the association says no to all of those issues. they're saying it will follow all local and state laws. they say they need a place to bury their dead. right now they have to travel quite a few miles to do so. the islamic association by the

way says it's received death threats. they say some residents have threatened to pour pigs blood onto the cemetery site to prevent them from building here. this is not a done deal yet. the city still has to approve the whole issue. if they follow the rules, all guidelines, there's nothing to say they cannot build the semiis tear he-- build the cemetery. >> if they follow the rules, they'll be able to do it. more to come on the show. want to boost the value of your home by thousands of dollars? the color of the paint could be the key. what you need to know if putting your home on the market. >> chartreuse, probably not. >> yeah. on this date in 1958,

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bring the constitutionality back. >> better watch what you ask for. you might get it. it won't be good. >> everybody has an opinion on donald trump. it's what i've heard for years. people like kimberly complaining it's cold in here. >> i have a warm heart. >> are work place thermostats sexist? science, i love science. you know i do. it says yes. a new study out this morning. >> we're freezing in here. >> "fox & friends" hour three starts now. warm up. ♪ come and get your love the music "come and get your

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who made it on. just a few hours on decision day here. >> that's right. i understand that bret and megan and chris wallace have put all the questions together. it will be interesting to see how they go ahead and pose them. >> that's fantastic. >> we have a good idea who some of the people -- you know what, as we look at the new list from fox news -- >> break down the numbers steve. >> okay. >> 26% for trump. >> we know the top five. the big news is trump has a double digit lead over the person many in second, jeb bush. donald trump was not in new

hampshire last night. >> he's saving it for fox news. >> seven were. they were seated in the front row. they were called one by one up to answer questions. there they are there. we've got good interesting sound bites from positions regarding where the candidates stand. >> frank sat down with a focus grouch -- focus group from help in. it got wild. get out the afghan. i think the thermostat was up to 105 last night. watch this. >> this is a live sitcom we're watching here. you better watch what you ask for. you just might get it. it won't be good. >> people of united states are agreeing with what he is saying, standing up clapping. the other republicans better start making fun of him. they made fun of ronald reagan.

i think donald trump could possibly become next president of the united states of america. >> people have not done his homework. people have not done homework on donald trump. look at books. he's been all over on issues. he changes views like he changes underwa underwear. >> i don't care. it doesn't matter. i'm against the fact low information voters -- i'm against the fact -- you're insulting my intelligence because i'm for donald trump. >> he donated to hillary. >> i don't care. i don't care. i don't care. >> he's a did democrat. >> what does trump stand for? >> i want a president that's going to do what taxpayers want him to do and what the constitution says he's supposed to do, not what donald wants donald to do. >> i think he'll get the jobs, but i think he'll also get the

right people to bring the constitutionality back of this country. >> we talked to donald trump yesterday and asked whether or not -- who would he have in his cabinet. all politicians, men and women from the business world? he said he needed a mix of it. he zsaid he needed politician t be vice president. >> yes. >> one of the things aside from that focus group there, something else that has people fired up is if you're not a fan of donald trump, and is if he's got 25%, 75% are not, he's getting 10 times the television coverage of republican candidates when you total all up. at the media research center, they took a look at this trump effect. it's actually good for the rest

of the republican party because until donald trump got into the race, the main stream media had been lightly covering the republicans. now they're covering it completely, which is good for all republicans, however once again -- main stream media has been critical of donald trump. nonetheless, people are talking. >> his strategy is working. he's as we call in the business, driving the bus. >> i say again, and i think it's interesting to watch thursday night, the 5:00 debate. >> i agree. >> is there one american that emerges on an amazing sound bite that gets talked about at 9:00 p.m.? >> you get to go first, set the tone, be the one that's the standout. be the knicks next to make hit. >> it will be a big night. probably going to be the most watched gop primary -- not

primary yet -- republican debate. >> we're so early. it's the first one. >> it's going to be the biggest ever. we've got the best ever. heather with the headlines. >> good morning. great to see you all. crazy weather to tell you about across the nation. in florida, numbers near tampa forced outside of apartments and homes as water spilled out to nearby rivers a flooded the streets. yesterday's rain turned roads to rivers and left drivers stranded. the region is slammed with a foot and is a half of rain in the last two weeks. then up north in new hampshire, there was a circus there that turned deadly. 60 miles per hour winds brought down a pack aed tent. two dead, 22 injured. one witness who's son was injured joined us earlier. >> it was hectic. before it came down, they told

everybody to get out. my youngest son was scared to death, didn't know what was going on. my oldest son knew he got hit in the head. >> he was hit in the head with a tent pole. the two who died have not been identified yet. we're hearing it may be a grandfather and his young granddaughter. this morning the family of sandra bland is set to file a lawsuit in federal court against the texas state trooper seen in the dash cam video. you know the story. bland was arrested after confrontation with the officer in texas. days later, she was found dead in her jail cell. her death is ruled suicide from the autopsy. some feel she died at the hands of the officer. a massive man hunt for a man accused of kidnapping and

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all right. a texas mom who's a marine corps vet could face three years in prison for turning over legal gun at the september 11th memorial. the texas woman had a conceal carry permit but didn't know it wasn't valid in new york. did she deserve a night in jail, or is this more legal insanity? dr. cath ablo and fox news

analyst. two of my favorite men. >> i have not case ad out this woman, but i had a case. a man had a concealed permit. he came to a famous hotel to a wedding. someone saw the weapon, called 911. they came nicely and arrested him. i did the best i could. i'm being candid. he dismissed my services, got another lawyer, still got six months in jail. mayor bloomberg was very, very, very strict about guns and gun control. that's reality. >> that's happening.

you have to be rational. perhaps you should be fined or on probation 60 days, but jail? that's not using the state's resources appropriately. >> i think the difference here if i'm law enforcement, this is somebody that knows how to handle a weapon. >> it isn't a public safety concern. >> i was talking to an evil person just like you. i'm a former prosecutor. this is a thing at a major wedding. the government's argument somebody could have been killed. >> i like the rights. does new york believe massachusetts hands out gun permits like candy?

no. this guy is somebody who -- believe me, if he got it in massachusetts, he could have got it in any state. massachusetts is crazy -- >> the story is you have to go online and research. if you have a gun permit, you have to see a if i have reciprocity with new york. >> the problem is she went to jail. >> she went to jail overnight. >> i get there's a law. >> it seems -- legal insanity, yes. >> laws need to be enforce guilfoyle. >> right. happy birthday to my lawyer. coming up, had a stomach ache. you can see why. surgical scissors left in one woman for a year. she's got a case.

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beach towels down. >> every parent is how much is enough? you don't want to shortchange kids. do you give them 50. this says 50 cool sport. is that a good idea or go higher? >> in peak summer, 30 to 50 spf. fda says you cannot say it's better if more than 50. >> what's that, the number of minutes? >> the sun protection factor. what it applies to is this. you had no sunscreen at all. you go in the sun and start burning in 10 minutes. take the sun protection factor and times it times that. that's how many minutes you can last in the sun without burning. >> i've used this. dermatologists have recommended this. you like this as well? >> i like this product. i like it if for the face. it's a great alternative from the sprays. it's very light weight. it gets absorbed quickly.

it has great -- what all sunscreens you should look for broad spectrum coverage. >> they can expire too. check dates on these. differences for what's good inside and outside the water. >> we all sweat with humidity. look for a water resistant sunscreen that last 80 minutes. some have labels 40 to 80 minutes. when applying it, use an ounce which is a shot glass worth. >> that's a lot. >> generously all over your body. >> great to see you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. keep your family safe. coming up, what do today's college students think about islamic terror attacks? you've been wondering right? listen to this. >> can you think of a single attack -- i'm -- >> i don't have wide enough knowledge to cite details of a certain domestic terrorist attack. >> just say i don't know.

>> believe it or not, it gets worse. that disturbing video is next. plus, it's something women have been complaining about for years. it's too cold in here. are work place thermostats sexist? we're going to show you the new science report that just came out that says is yes. >> heat me up clayton. ♪ american woman ♪ momma let me be ♪ don't come knocking around my door ♪ ♪ i don't want to see your shadow no more ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com

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backfired when trump insulted everyone that called him. loser, moron, idiot, loser, moron. oh hey. i've got to call you back, my phone is blowing up. >> the laugh is on them. apparently, according to the trump people, it was an old phone number he doesn't use anymore. >> they can't get him, can they? this is an age old did debate. i think it happens in my house every night. the battle over the thermostat. i think 73 is nice. she thinks it's freezing. here in the studio we think 69 is okay. >> it's colder than that a lot. >> these are for real life goosebumps. feast your eyes on that. >> the equipment ran on tubes and things that heated up. they had to keep the temperature down. for the most part, it's the

average temperature which a lot of offices have. here's the thing. as it turns out, ever wonder why your thermometer at work is set at that unbearably chilly temperature? there was a danish scientist back in the 1960s. he was trying to figure out the perfect temperature for the average employee. the average employee in the united states then was a man, weighed 154 pounds and wearing a three piece suit. that's why it's so cold. 40 years ago. >> you guys are in suits literally. you have so much more on. >> it's a 40-year-old standard. 40 years old. 154 pounds plus a three piece

suit on which no one wears anymore. >> that's a lot of insulation. >> they found when they started to increase the temperature in the office place, errors started to occur. david letterman set it at 55 degrees so the audience was wide wake the whole time. >> if it's that cold, you can't concentrate. all the women here have wraps or sweaters. heather has a jacket on mow. she wears a heavier jacket. elisabeth has a scarf. i had this on and a segment came up. >> what about the viewer? >> she agrees with me. she said men have on long steve shirt and jacket. of course they're colder. >> she doesn't agree with you. she agrees with reality.

>> we don't wear three piece suits. >> you could. >> yeah right. >> amanda says se sexism. all the guys in suits and the women in sexy clothes. that's why they're cold. with the winking smily thing. >> my wife will put on a sweatshirt and still cold. >> have it a little cold in the room to snuggle together under the blanket. >> she doesn't buy it though. >> oh. so sorry that's not working out for you. >> let's turn to heather who's holding in her hand exhibit a, her sweater. >> good old per finger -- >> not a fan. good morning to you all. couple of headlines to bring you now. caught on camera, a road in china falling apart during torrential rains. take a look at this.

wow. cars plummeting into the muddy water below. thunderstorms, winds, hailstorms pummelling the northern part of china recently. amazingly no one was hurt when the road collapsed. last month at home, we saw four marines and a navy sailor murdered on u.s. soil by suspected islamic extremists yet some american college student doss not think the shooter's religion should be an issue. listen. >> show me a terrorist attack committed by a muslim in america and i'll show you a terrorist attack committed by christian america. >> can you think of single attack? >> i don't have wide knowledge of details cite certain attack? >> he went on to mention crusades centuries ago. oh my. >> he interviewed students on

university campus at berkeley. he said this is the tip of the iceberg. >> that's exactly what lly what on. they've been brainwashed by professors. he they're never going to lose their jobs. a woman suffering from horrible stomach pains shocked to learn what the problem was. a pair of eight inch scissor sos left behind from a c-section she had in 2012. she had a two hour surgery to remove that tool. an investigation into that hospital's practices now underway. almost three years with that in her stomach. good nnes goodness. a former real housewife of

beverly hills was busted for shoplifting at target. >> this is not a dream. this is real. >> that's kim richards. she spent sunday night in jail. she's accused of swiping 600 dollars worth of stuff from la target store. this is the second time she's been arrested this year. going through a tough time. those are your headlines. >> i wonder if the woman who had the scissors was arrested for shoplifting. wait a minute -- >> she can't figure out -- >> can you imagine? >> would she have a good lawsuit? >> absolutely. that's pretty sizable to leave scissors. severe negligence. >> it was by her spine. >> two years of pain and suffering. gosh. maria is standing by. crazy weather overnight. >> that's right. specifically new york city

coming to work in the early morning hours. severe thunderstorm warnings. a lot of rough weather this morning. one area dealing with rough weather is across central florida. especially tampa area. we've seen flooding out there. stalled frontal boundary producing heavy rain and setting records out there. that could continue throughout the day today. severe weather possible across parts of eastern u.s., new england, atlantic and parts of the plains. temperature wise going to be another hot one in the plains and southeast. temperatures widespread 90s and triple digits. back to you inside. >> thanks. just to clarify. we were talking about the polls determining who's going to be in the pols thursday night. the polls close 5:00 today.

i don't know which polls we'll actually be using. candidates, top ten welcome announced later, not tonight at 5:00. that's the cut off point. >> then we'll show who's in. >> soon enough. all right. coming up on the show, this office per gunn-- officer gunne down in the line of duty. the third one in memphis. we'll have that next.

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a fox news alert. the man hunt is over after 29-year-old wilbourn turned himself in to police. he was wanted in the murder of the police officer sean bolton. >> you are looking at a coward.

he's a coward. you gunned down, murdered a police officer for less than two grams of marijuana. >> wilbourn told police he's not a cold blooded killer and isn't a coward at all. here peter johnson jr. with the legal side of this. nice to see you this morning. >> nice to see you. >> the family coming forward saying he's not a coward. >> if he is guilty and accused, he is a coward. his sister is stepping up now with this incredible state. she said he ain't a coward. he was defending himself. tremendous tremaine ain't a bad person. things happen. things happen. wilbourn had been in prison for robbery and out on release.

he showed up with marijuana in his body and warrant was issued for violation of parole. he was facing going back to federal prison when he allegedly gunned down this 33-year-old veteran of iraq and marine, loved in his community, a fellow who was well known as a reader, thinker, weight lifter, someone that wanted to give back to his community. destroyed as a result of this. >> take on how difficult a job it is for police to scrutiny this magnifying glass. yesterday we had the police officer to talk about this idea all lives matter. take a listen what he had to a yesterday. >> as a committee, we say there's a theme, do black lives

matter? we have to ask yourself, do all lives matter regardless of race, creed, economic status, what profession that person holds. all lives matter. this is a reminder of how dangerous this job is. >> i've been at the bedside of police officers shot, and at too many funerals. i wouldn't wish that on anyone. you've probably been to those yourself. armstrong says lives are marg marginaliz marginalized. he's saying it appropriately. all lives matter. that's not a racial statement. that's a matter of humanity and manner of respecting police officers in this country. obviously this police officer was not respected in any way. we'll see if the debate goes on. if there's effort to say this

was a matter of self-defense for this wanted former bank robber. we've got to look at that critically and carefully and tell the truth about that. >> peter johnson jr., always great to see you. here on the show, always tough to be the new guy. it's also tough to be the new girl in one of the world 's most dangerous jobs. >> that's right. newest edition of the can deadliest catch team, a woman. first bill with what's up at the top of the hour. >> the air conditioner is on the fishing boat. donald trump is moving. we'll tell you where and why. hillary clinton has a new war on women. responds today. republicans failed to take away taxpayer from planned

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welcome back. we have a fox news alert. breaking now, a massive sinkhole opens in brooklyn after rain in new york city overnight. see the huge crater and exposed pipe on your screen here from wabc helicopter now. there are no reports of anyone being hurt at this time. unbelievable this is happening in brooklyn. we'll keep you posted as we get more. steve, kimberly? well, you know it's always tough to be the new guy. it's even tougher to be the new gal in one of the world's most

dangerous jobs. >> you're going to have to train them in august i'm bringing a girl out here. is she capable? we'll see how it goes. >> they'll see how it goes in the 11th season of "deadliest catch" with the first ever female to join the crew out in the rough waters of the sea. she hang with the guys? >> i love it. captain of the wizard and greenhorn to the wizard, amy major. thank you for being with us. i love your show. season finale coming up. 11th season, nominated for four emmy awards. how does its feel? >> it's kind of strange. we have to live through our season twice. once in reality ask and once on tv. we're getting ready to go back up as the season is winding down on tv.

>> this season, amy is on the wizard with you. how old were you first time you were on a boat? >> 10 hours old. >> fishing is in your blood but crabbing is not. >> i've never crab fished before in my life. >> how did it compare to what you're use to? >> most difficult fishing i've done before. >> right. just the physical elements of weather, being out there, mastering this type of fishing. >> and the cameras. that was a lot to get use to. >> if you mess up, it's on camera. >> they're not nice to greenhorn and certainly not nice to greenhorn who's a female. with the exception of the bathroom cam, she had no peace. >> i got the brunt of

everything. >> how bad was it for you this year? >> i got super sick. i actually was more sick than i ever had been in my life. i came down with a bad cold. i was coughing up with blood. >> i can't imagine it. i get seasick just driving a car. you'd throw me over board. >> can you stick around for the after the show show? a couple minutes. >> yeah. don't forget to tune in to the season finale 9:00 p.m. eastern on the discovery channel. >> more with them in a moment. we step side. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪ she works hard for her money ♪ hard for her money ♪ so hard for her money nope this allergy season,

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