11:00 and 5:00 eastern and we'll be back here with the latest buzz. fox urgent. we're about to see the stock trading in asia open up again for the very first time since we saw the u.s. financial market react on a fall. what will it took like two hours from now? we do know china will be a focus. signs of a drastically 0 slowing economy sending slok waves around the globe. many investors glad friday arrived. china one story line contributing to the worst week of the dow jones industrial average since 2011. i want shed more than 1,000 points. half of that on friday. first, the other big story this hour. three americans hailed as heroes for foiling an attack on a high-speed train and telling

their story. i'm harris walker. this is the fox report. u.s. airmen spender stone, national guard alex and college senior anthony sadler spoke today at a news conference in paris. the three childhood friends were traveling from amsterdam to paris on a train carrying 500 people when a gunman entered their car armed with an assault rival. nine magazines, a handgun and box cutter that they could see. here's how three americans say it all went down. >> i turned around and i saw he had, what looked to be an ak-47 and it looked like it was jammed or not working and he was trying to charge the weapon and alec hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> the gunman would have been successful if my friend spencer had not gotten up. >> alec got up and gabd the gun out of his hand while i put him in a chokehold. he kept pulling weapons out left anticipate right. pulled out a handgun. took out a box cutter.

started jabbing at me with that. choke him unconscious while alec was hitting him in the head with the pistol. i can't remember. >> i feel our training mostly kicked in after this assailant was subdued, frankly. when it came to medical care and things like that. and providing security, making sure there wasn't another shooter. in the beginning it was just gut instinct. >> seemed like he was ready to fight to the end. so were we. >> how about that? the u.s. ambassador to france you see her there on the left, says those three demonstrated the very best of america. and prevented what could have been a tragedy with mass casualties. now focus turns to the counterterrorism police as they investigate. will carr is life on our west coast newsroom. we've been reading a lot about the suspect. what have you firmed up? >> reporter: we know right now

anti-terror police in france are continuing to question this suspect. we've also learned that he was on the radar of at least three countries for being a radical islamist leading up to friday's attack. now according to the associated press, the suspect is ayoub el khazzani. a moroccan national in his mid-20s. he's lived in spain, belgium and france. am three of the countries aware ever his radical beliefs. spanish authorities said they kept him under surveillance due to past drug trafficking activities until he left spain in 2014. spanish security forces alerted the french calling ayoub el khazzani a dangerous radical. authorities saying ayoub el khazzani spent time in syria last year. that said the americans who stopped the man reporting to be ayoub el khazzani pointed out his ak-47 jammed and his pistol wasn't loaded properly. >> he clearly had no firearms training whatsoever and, yes, if

he knew what he was doing or even just got lucky and did the right thing he would have been able to operate through all eight of those magazines and we would have been in trouble and probably wouldn't be here today along with a lot of other people. >> reporter: we heard from ayoub el khazzani's attorney today. she says that according to ayoub el khazzani he was homeless and that he found the bag with weapons in a park nearby and said he simply wanted to rob the train for money, that he was shocked when people started calling him a suspected terrorist. we have an exact quote from his attorney. we translated it. she says so he took some weapons, got on the train to rob the passengers and he says he wanted to shoot out a train window and jump out of this train to escape. but as one of the american heroes said in that press conference you don't need nine magazines to rob a train. >> i'm confused. he said he found a gun in a bag but then his attorney said he took some weapons. europe i understand is on alert

right now. >> reporter: yeah. they absolutely are. they are on alert for more potential train attraction especially on high alert in france. earlier we had attacks on "charlie hebdo" in january. after that there was a crackdown in certain parts of europe on radicals including a belgian. authorities believe that could have pushed ayoub el khazzani out of the country. europeans returning from iraq or syria is the most serious terror threat that europe has faced since 9/11. they are also going take the time tomorrow to honor the three american heroes. they are going meet with president francois hollande of france where he'll thank them for their courage when they raced towards those gun shots instead of away from them. >> will carr thank you very much. we're watching this unfold as

well. a massive fire at a u.s. army depot in japan. here's what we know. in just the past few hours there have been a series of explosions. people saying they could see and hear them from miles away. this is an area 25 miles outside of tokyo. the pentagon issued a statement saying no one was hurt and that base firefighters and local first responders are at the scene. we heard from the defense department as well today. they say no hazardous materials are housed in this building but working to find out exactly what was there. although officials say no ammunition was stored there because first reports had ammo there. troops don't live on that base but 200 people do work there. now let's go to wall street where we could see a very turbulence day tomorrow and maybe on into the week. u.s. stocks closed deep in the red on friday capping off a dismal week. the dow fell 1,000 points in five days wiping out $1.4 trillion in value. that will hit your 401(k) and

ira accounts. the dow is in correction territory. much of the selling is being triggered by things happening overseas including fears of slowing global economy especially in china. joining me now from the fox business network is ashley webster. i'm telling the viewers the story and you're nodding as i go along. what happens next >> that's a good question. what happens? we're waiting for the asian markets to open in a little over two hours from now. i imagine there will be more turmoil. no doubt about that. it's the weakness in china. second biggest economy in the world. i want drives a lot of economic activity in the global economy and when it slows down hard to get a sense of exactly what's going on in china because the government doesn't give us the true numbers. we do know -- i know it's a big revelation. we do know things are slowing down and that's bad news not just in china but for the world as a whole. >> what we saw on friday

particularly, back-to-back days of 300 points down or more. the first time in many years. do you expect a repeat of that? >> let's hope not. that's dramatic, losing over 1,000 points for the week on the dow. certainly there are those that would say we were due for a 10% correction. we were six years in an up market which was fueled in a large part by the federal reserve that had low interest rates. but china has been a trigger for some selling. but also we have corporate profits not as good as we thought they would be in the u.s. we're paying lower money for gas right now. that's good news. it turn out they are not buying things they are paying off household debt. so companies are not seeing the profits they thought they would see. >> can you talk to me a little bit about oil. we saw late part last week oil dipped to below $40 a barrel. you said that's "good for you" and me at the pump if it ever trickles there. >> it's still pretty expensive.

there are those say be under $2 across the country by tend of the year. not good for the energy sector. we lost a lot of jobs in the energy sector and that drags the markets down because there are a lot of energy related companies that are on the s&p 500. we have to wait and see. the saudis, opec countries have not reduced their drilling. they don't want to lose market share. by the way the saudi arabiian markets lost 7% today. >> what happens if iran can put their oil on the market. >> that adds to the glut of oil. even more oil available on the market and that could push the price down even more. >> ashley webster always a pleasure to have you here. you'll be in tonight because you have a big show coming up. fox business network has your money covered. don't miss special coverage tonight to get you ready for trading tomorrow. fox special business report market correction. it will be hosted by stu varny

at 9:00 p.m. eastern. let's go a fox news alert. we're following breaking developments at this hour coming to us from louisiana. a louisiana state trooper has been critically wounded after being shot in the head during a traffic stop in lake charles. that's in the southwest part of the state. and this detail. drivers motorists reportedly stopping and getting the gunman and helping that trooper until the paramedics could arrive. a message on the department's facebook page now is asking for prayers from people around the nation. we'll keep you posted on any new developments on this. hillary clinton is about to cut short her beautiful hampton's vacation. her supporters might be glad to hear about that since the controversy surrounding her secret e-mail server is is not lightning down. michael mccasey weighed on it today on fox news sunday. he says despite what her campaign may claim the fbi is

definitely investigating hillary clinton. >> to say that the investigation is not of someone personally is ridiculous. the fbi does not investigate machines. it investigates people. she certainly is one of the people who is being investigated. >> kristen fisher joining us live. there's word mrs. clinton had not one but two e-mail servers. >> reporter: that's right. the company managing clinton's e-mail network after she left the state department has suggest ad second server may exist. something to watch as both side continue to put their spin on this e-mail gate. her critics are calling it a criminal investigation on par that led to the criminal investigation of david petraeus. >> it is physically impossible to move things from the

classified system to unclassified system. >> obviously at the margins some things that may or may not be classified. we're talking about information that went to the secretary of state who is the highest foreign relations officer of the united states. it's inconceivable to me that a great deal of that was not classified. >> all this is rumors about the vice president entering the race intensify. over the weekend a secret meeting between joe biden and senator elizabeth warren. so democratic field may be getting a little bit more crowd. >> all right. one more headline before i let you go. donald trump is continuing to dominate the gop polls and air waves. i'm wondering how the rest of the field is handling it. >> reporter: in think it's safe to say that they are trumped out. mike huckabee said he's not answering any more questions about trump. they are tired about how much air time he's getting. they are tired we keep talking about him. it's tough not to keep talking about him when he's leading in

the polls. about 30,000 people turned out the see him friday in alabama. so in the words of "time" magazine which trump graced the cover of this week the rest of the republican candidates just have to deal with it. harris? >> deal with it. in get it. thank you very much. right now efforts to diffuse tensions on the korean peninsula. top officials from north korea and south korea meeting behind closed doors for a seconding straight day as north korea is positioning its military. that's what we're watching now. plus nuclear deal with iran being credited in part for a big thaw in relations between iran and great britain. we saw a visible sign of progress betwe

. north korea reportedly shifting its soldiers anticipate south korea says that indicates the north is preparing for battle. it's day two of marathon talks

between north and south korea. the north is demanding loud speakers be removed that's broadcasting propaganda against the north. america has 29,000 soldiers in south korea a key ally. the white house said it's closely following the developments there. british officials have re-opened their embassy in iran. you may recall four years ago protesters stormed that compound and the british shut it down. but today -- ♪ this is a very different seen from november 2011. take a look. protesters smashed windows, burned flags. the outrage over internal sanctions last month fox news asked britain's ambassador the u.s. why they would consider re-opening their embassy in tehran so soon. here's what he had to say. >> can i give an absolute guarantee somebody won't do

something again? no. that's not how life is. we'll be clear to iranians we won't re-open unless we get assure janes and operate in accordance in the way that diplomatic embassies do. >> kevin cork has more. kevin? >> reporter: harris, good evening to you and what a difference a few years can make especially when you think back to 2011 when the british opened embassy in tehran actually closed because of massive protest there's. well now it's the iran nuclear deal if you can believe it that's been credited with once again extending a hand from the internal community to the folks in tehran. the british foreign minister or secretary hammond said today he hoped the iran deal coupled with the embassy opening will signal a brand new beginning. >> i hope that as the nuclear deal is implemented, and sanctions are gradually lifted off and iran reintegrates more effectively into the

international economy we'll also see a thawing of relationships. >> reporter: back here in the u.s., harris, obviously opposition to the iran nuclear deal remains very fierce. among the most vocal critics certainly has to be gop presidential candidate mike huckabee. >> this let's iran do their own inspections through their self-reporting. it's like letting a 10th grader grade his own algebra exams. >> reporter: congress will weigh on this in september. looks like the gop will have its way to go against the president. will they have the numbers to maintain a gop veto override? right now the white house feels that's not going to happen. a lot can happen between now and then and we'll be watching very carefully. for now back to you. >> the islamic state terror army built rape and sexual slavery of girls is in their game plan. now somebody else has a plan to set them free. that's special video of a young

woman being reunited with her family after isis took

in case you missed it a story on the efforts of a jewish man helping save christians and girls from slavery. his group is working to save those women and children from the savages who rape and brutalize them. his critics say his efforts are helping terrorists. isis has kidnapped thousands of girls and forced them into sex slavery. the group's founder said they saved 120 of them.

i spoke with him on friday on shepherd smith reporting. watch. >> we made agreements with the brokers of most of the caliphate and they actually go out and negotiate with the different captors whether civilians or isis combatants and find ways to negotiate and release them and bring them to. we witnessed a girl coming back to her village when we took her out she told us her husband had been beheaded literally in front her and her two children. she was taken away. that girl specifically was resold literally five times to five different owners during the one year she was taken. >> so important, though. your critics say by giving known isis to get these children out of sex slavery you're helping to fund the terrorists. >> my answer is very simple. i'm not funding isis. i'm not dealing with isis. i'm not paying isis. my team on the ground are paying

the brokers that -- they negotiate their release. what transpires could be they are refunding the owners of these girls and these owners pay from $50 to $300 for these girls. we're not funding them. we're refunding them. therefore, isis is not getting anything from it. isis a $4 billion entity i don't think $2,000 or $3,000 will make difference in helping them be more powerful. >> the response online has been so strong to that interview. a lot of well wishes to him. his crypts keep pounding at him but he says he'll continue to save the girls. an army specialist and his bomb sniffing partner reunited for the first time in years. >> come on, buddy. >> they served together for a year in afghanistan where they

potentially helped save countless lives by detecting bombs. after his tour macfarland returned home to idaho. but icar was dispatched a second time. the united states warring to associates stepped in and made the reunion you see here possible with social media. >> i can't explain what i'm feeling right now. he's going to live out the rest of his retirement spoiled. >> icar military retirement been officially begun. hillary clinton reportedly interrupting her vacation as vice president joe biden is said to be getting very serious about possible presidential run. is there a connection? can we expect some major shake ups in the race for the democratic presidential nomination? and the fox news political insiders are getting micced up. we love it when you tune in and chime in at the same time. hit us on facebook, twi

hillary clinton reportedly interrupting her summer vacation to get back on the campaign trail this week. she's expected to stump in ohio and attend a democratic event in minnesota. the fox news political insiders are here and you can join the conversation on our fox news social media pages, facebook and twitter. pat a former pollster for jimmy

carter and fox news contributor. john former republican congressman from new york and doug former pollster for bill clinton and fox news contributor as well. doug i'll start with you. she's on the hamptons, out in the hamptons on long island. she cuts it short. we get word she will be in ohio on wednesday. what does this mean? >> this means as we've seen in polls she's in trouble. she's in trouble with the earn mail scandal. her numbers are dropping. her trust ratings are very, very low. it's fair to say and i suspect pat and john would agree she's at a point in the campaign with joe biden actively considering a candidacy, meeting with elizabeth warren yesterday, she is nervous. >> john? >> let me add we have on "meet the press" today, governor jerry brown being asked by chuck todd about it and sort of in his own

way sort of saying i'm enjoying watching the clintons suffer. don't forget he ran against them 23 years ago. what's happened, i think, in the democratic party is they say now what we've been saying on this show for months which is hillary is in double trouble. legal trouble and political trouble and they are feeding each other, the federal -- >> what is the political trouble? >> the legal trouble is, i'm sure you saw our reporting possibly a second server she would have. >> oh, yeah. that's in a bathroom closet in denver. isn't this wonderful that a secretary of state -- >> go on. >> but i think it's legal trouble for the e-mail thing. it's political trouble because her numbers as pat has pointed out are a me tastizing cancer. . >> 2016 potential presidential match-up if it was hillary clinton and donald trump, if he

were to get the nomination on the gop side they are six points apart. we learned that this past week. this is interesting. what if joe biden were to face -- again these are hypotheticals. based on people who say they would vote what would joe biden do to face donald trump with that match-up. look how much tighter. i know from experience no candidate is ever any more popular than the day before they announce. however what does this tell you? >> well it tells me that she's weakening. she's really weakening against the other candidates. trump is the weakest candidate. i do have to say something about the cnn poll. they have no one decided, basically two, three and four. i've not figured out how they are managing to do that with a population where at least the fifth or fourth or more of voters are behavioral undecided. the margins are telling and they are telling because they are coming down. biden is running as well or better than she is against the field. and this is the presumptive

nominee. biden has not been running that way in the past. and even bernie sanders is running well. this tells you that she is weakening as a general election candidate. the minute the democratic party realizes that she looks like a loser in november the whole thing, the thing will explode. >> harris, i think the poll that rocked the democrats more was the quinnipiac poll that came out thursday or friday, three states, florida, ohio, pence. hillary was losing to most of the republicans in the three states and doug and. at know this better than i ever would, her numbers were like 44, 43. she should be -- she's like an incumbent. she should be close to 50 with 100% name recognition. >> the real telling number was pennsylvania where it's a democratic state and she was trailing a number of the republicans. what this leading democrats to do harris in one word panic. they are looking for

alternatives. in the democratic primary joe biden is actually trailing hillary badly. he needs to jump start his campaign. that's -- >> why is that? is that because he's not in yet >> he's not in and also the obama administration and joe biden in particular is not that popular. he's an alternative to hillary if she collapses. the left wing of the party is with sanders. her base is still solidly with her. hence elizabeth warren. >> let me go to twitter. dj says harris for the panel the conversation is interesting but does anybody really believe hillary clinton will not be the candidate. >> i do. i've said it on this show she will not be the democratic nominee and i think you can see the trajectory. we're in august, my god and she's dropping. >> the previous august. we're in august 2015. >> six months from new hampshire. >> hold it. don't you think, pat, that with her having been allowed to have a private e-mail server by state

department rules not having sent classified emails, not received them, don't you think she has a good defense, pat? >> oh, it's just fantastic. i'll tell you, doug, i just can't believe you would say that. it's just fantastic. the minions that were on today including the former congressman from california, congresswoman -- >> wasn't she compelling? >> they were unbelievable. hey, folks, i have news. this is unbelievable stuff. you can't make it up. you can't say there was no classified documents when we have one already from cheryl mills marked or one marked b1 at the bottom which is a classification category. or 15 emails from blumenthal that he turn over to the committee that she's never found. come on folks it's not going hold up. listening to people say that she is still going to win reminds me

of lyndon johnson in '67. it doesn't matter you can't stop an incumbent president. >> we got to move on because we want to let pat do something special for us tonight. president jimmy carter's cancer battle you probably saw the speech he gave has given new meaning to an old message. he was out teaching church goers today about faith and perseverance in back-to-back bib bible study sessions. it's been three days since he revealed that he has cancer and it has spread to his brain. >> i've had a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends. and i've had exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence. so i'm surprisingly at ease much more so than my wife was. but now i feel, you know, it's in the hands of god and i'll be

prepared for anything that comes. >> he had a lot of humor, a lot of spirit during that speech and pat you worked with the former president jimmy carter. i mentioned earlier you were a pollster for him. you were the person who had to tell him he lost re-election. >> yes, i had to call him on the eve of the election and tell him the bottom had dropped out. it's a longer story than i can tell on tv, it was very funny. jodi powell was to deliver the good news. oh, my god look at me when i was a kid. he was supposed to deliver the bad news. the president realized he was talking to me. i had to tell him. what we saw this week was the grace of this man. the thoughtfulness, the whimsy, also the honesty and the honorability and just inspirational. anyone who works with jimmy carter. look, we went through an iran hostage crisis which cost him

his presidency and as he said oh, my gosh, you know in regrets i wish i had another helicopter which was pretty funny and true. that's what we all talked about that. but, you know, i sat with him. i was there all night long the night before reagan's inauguration. i invited myself because i thought it would be a moment of history and it was on abc taped a lot of people thought i must have been advising. i wasn't. i was there as a spectator of history. the devotion those man had in getting those hostages back and keeping us out of war and keeping them alive, the threat with the ayatollah that we would vaporize iran if they hurt those hostages. he was an honorable president. his post-presidency, harris has been unbelievable. not a hint of scandal for his foundation. the work he's done. healing hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people in the third world. he's the most amazing man i've

ever known in public life. and i say that with great, with great pride and i've never ever sad that i had the chance to work as closely and i did. i was intimate with him during both campaigns and the presidency. he always did what he believed was right. >> i have to bring into conversation, the republican on set is nodding the entire time you were talking. there's been so much criticism about president carter's presidency but hearing pat what he's done post-white house that left an indelible mark on people. >> he's changed what a post-presidency is all about. all presidents since then have tried to do their own variation of it except the clintons who are in it for the bucks then very greedy people. >> i heard pat make mention no scandal. >> we would be remiss if we

didn't mention the accordses that jimmy carter negotiated. we're at a point now in hicht where the middle east is a tinder box. we have to honor and respect what jimmy carter was able to do. >> still holding 37 years later. >> we got to move on. we'll talk about donald trump when we come back. i'm seeing a lot on social media. donald trump shifting his stance on funding his own presidential campaign. the billionaire businessman says now he would consider accepting quote-unquote big donations as long as he can still call the shots. how do you feel about that? hit us up on facebook and twitter.

the only people that can expect something from me is going to be the people that want to see our country being a great

again. i actually like the idea of investing in a campaign but it has to be no strings attached. >> donald trump saying now he's open to accepting some donations, some, big donations as long as contributors don't have any strings attached. you heard him just talking about that. he was responding to a question whether he can continue funding his kpooin throu his own campaign. can he take big money without strings. >> he's rich. he doesn't care about it. one of the reasons he's doing well is he has brought this particular part of the mess of american politics up, the race for money i can until as a candidate is horrible. you spend all your time begging for money. even when you're in office you spend all your time. it's not what the system should be. trump is donated, he has talked about it as a donor how these guys become your puppet. he has great credibility.

we need now to change the system. that's what he hasn't yet gotten to which is one thing on decry it. how do we fix it. not just putting him in. >> that won't fix it. i want to say i think it's a bad move for him to take big money. he is attacked it for reasons it should be attacked. for him to say now no strings attached. why doesn't he ask the millions of people, hundreds of thousands who are supporting him to put up $50 or $100. that will give him several million dollars. let people finance his campaign. if he wants to let people invest. put a limit on it. shouldn't allow big money in here. it's what makes him different and been a very important element of his argument of being outside. >> i want to get twitter in here. david says trump's main claim to fame he doesn't need anybody's money. this takes away. >> that's right. he has it right. trump's argument is that the

system is broken and that he is not owned controlled or influenced by anybody. so his blunt comments are really seen by voters as a reflection of an honest man telling the truth. if he's compromised by taking money, it raises doubts about his integrity and ability to -- >> is he waivering about writing out the check himself to finance his campaign? >> the reason why -- >> no he hasn't said he won't continue to fund it. >> is that why he's changing his position? >> let me provide some insight from the campaign. some of his advisers who departed wanted him to spend money in primary states to boost his numbers. trump is so far resiftd. >> he doesn't need to do natural you look at the numbers. >> yes he does. they have to get votes out. you have to organize. you have to deliver in a caucus state. >> you don't believe then the kind of support that he's showing in the polls right now

will necessarily translate to votes? based on your experience or based -- >> based on 40 years of experience and written and studied a lot about politicians that are anti-systemic and having assessed who is supporting him and why they support him. he needs an organization, he needs a structure and a campaign. >> i've asked questions about structure for all of the candidates opinion that would be one of my first questions. >> that's why president obama got elected. >> except for jeb bush. >> but his is different in that his campaign has not had an infected by the washington political consultants who ruin every campaign at the presidential level. with trump. he, carson and carly fiorina have avoided that and so has cruz to a great extent. watch bush, walker and the others. they are being inundated with washington insider thinking which is so bad, how to be a bad

politician. let me say one thing. the last man to give the country first class campaign was ross perot. they turned his back on pledge in running for a time and did great damage to himself and his own credibility such that he had to get back in the race. for trump, if he cares as he said about the country, he needs to write the check. >> the next step for trump to really see if he really wants to be president that this isn't just a lashing that's grown into this thing is he's got to pay for the campaign. he's got to be truly independent, he can't have anybody claim i gave donald 15 million bucks because that doesn't look right. we'll see. >> thomas richardson says on twart donation is not an iou.

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the iranian president hassan has said his country can buy and sell weapons whenever they want. they have a new short range ballistic missile. >> here's the issue. just as the deal was being signed, the iranians announced they were going to be buying antiaircraft missiles from the russians, getting $150 billion in released assets to use for terrorists suggests that the iranians are in a position to wreak havoc in the middle east

and around the world through terror and through their acquisition of missiles. >> aren't you going to sleep better now knowing after all that negotiations to agree to a break through. we got the iranians to police themselves. isn't that a wonderful break through? >> you got your full bag of snark tonight. >> this isn't about snark. this is about a threat to civilization as we know it. that's really the issue and that's why we're speaking this way. >> that's right. what we have is a president and secretary of state who are proving that they will not tell the truth, that they have mislead the american people, that from the beginning barack obama has had affection for rain yan fu iranian's mullahs that i do not

understand. when people were protesting, being shot in the street against the stolen election, he said nothing. he has gone along. kerry has gone along. they have given away the store here. and they have lied to us. it turns out that the iranians get to inspect themselves. the red lines have disappeared. anyone who would vote for a deal in which we have not seen the agreement or allows iran to protect itself is endangering itself. doug and i have an op ed piece coming out in politico. i think that others will get primary owe poen

. we're back. social media has lit up with our conversation talking about donald trump possiblydonations. he says no lobbyists, no special interests if he were to look at taking donations. if he takes contributions i will not support him. >> i think the appeal of trump for the last two months is that he's completely independent and separate from everything that's been the way it is politically. so i think if he takes money, it taints this independence. i know he watches political

insiders. i think as his campaign goes on, he's thinking through what he ought to do. >> that's one of the things people love about him. he listens. >> sharp guy. i think the three of us agree. to do this campaign right it's going to be 150 million bucks and he's got to pay for it. >> twitter says biden offers vp spot to elizabeth warren and agrees to one term. >> biden would not have gotten together with warren just to ascertain what she's up to. there's no way she'll accept. >> it is monday august 24th. a fox news alert. they took on a terrorist on a packed train. now the three americans who stopped the massacre are honored for their bravery.

>> seemed like he would fight to the end. >> why that attacker should not have been traveling in the first place. >> a shot in the head during a traffic stop. the gunmen sending a message as the officer lay on the side of the road. >> you are going to die. that's the words that came out of his mouth. >> the good samaritans credited for saving lives. >> pocono raceway. what sent him spinning right into a wall. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning and welcome to "fox & friends first" on this friday morning. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. >> i think it is monday. >> if it feels like friday to you that is great.

>> it is monday. my mind is not working yet. >> we start with a fox news alert. honored for their bravery. the three americans that took down a gunman on a packed train heros. >> explaining why they didn't think twice about jumping in to help. katie is live with the breaking developments. >> the french government has been very quick to recognize the action of these three men. french president presented them with a legion of honor. he praised the men for their courage and quick thinking when they attacked a gunman who opened fire on a busy train. >> he never said a word. he basically came in and at that time didn't know if h