unemployed? >> seems everyone is to worried about a few that they are forgetting the majority. >> let's start talking about target serving alcohol to shoppers. good for business or recipe for disaster? #keep talking. shoet starts right now. today is monday, august 31st, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you now. a sheriffs deputy shot in the head simply for wearing his uniform. this morning, the suspected killer will show his face in court and he's already got an excuse. and hillary clinton server troubles about to get a whole lot worse with a brand-new round of email about to be released, her real problem could be the elderly socialist bernie sanders. we've got details. a mom forgets a two-month-old baby in a shopping cart, drives home and doesn't return for 45 minutes.

should she be charged with child endang endangerment? it is her fourth kid. we'll get to it. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ good morning, everybody. welcome to monday. tucker is here. elisabeth is here. you are there. >> you had a big college drop-off. >> how do you feel? >> i feel as though he's 5 1/2 hours away and text messaging. >> we're glad all of you are joining us this morning. we'll get to the fox news alert for you. a community in mourning to say the leaf after a sheriff's deputy is gunned down. today his accused killer is due in court. >> we're following this for you this morning. good morning to you at home. an unprovoked ambush on a community hero. today the man who shot and

killed a texas deputy. he faces capital murder charges in the death of 47-year-old sheriffs deputy darryn goforth. he was at a gas station at a quiet houston suburban neighborhood pumping gas. shannon miles approached the deputy from behind. he then allegedly shot goforth in the back and head, killing him. but now miles' mother is offering her son an alibi. she tells the texas news station, the gunman couldn't have been miles because she claims they were out shopping together at the time of the shooting. meantime, deputy goforth's community is still in mourning and last night hundreds came out to remember the 10-year veteran of the force and father of two. >> i just feel so bad for this man. he did not deserve this. this has got to cease. it's not about color. it's about a human being. he has a family.

he has a wife, children. >> and a houston-based nonprofit group is donating $20,000 to deputy goforth's family. they could receive up to $300,000 in additional support. back to you. thanks a lot, anna. we've seen too many cops shot down in the line of duty while wearing their uniform, and just hours after this gunman shot this father of two, protesters were in minnesota, chanting pigs in a blaenk, fry them like bacon. i'm not kidding. watch this. >> fry them like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> everyone got panicky. a few hundred people walked up into the minnesota state fair where people were applauding. outcomes black lives matter.

>> carrying signs and chanting that horrible chant. >> where's the president here? he's had no problem waeing in on all kinds of low level issues around the country. here you have someone calling for the murder of police officers. i think he might be able to help and he aught to. >> harris county sheriff has condemned the dangerous rhetoric out there fueling this. >> politicians have been irresponsible 0 on this question. >> law enforcement, how do you feel about going to work today? i'm sure no one feels the same, and number two for those 22-year-olds or 32 years old that says i want to get into law enforcement, they are going to say i'm not going to bother. you don't make a ton of money. you do get to retire early for the most part but instead of getting look up to by the community, all of a sudden you

are looked at as the enemy because of the tone set in washington. >> we're going to say good morning to heather nauert. >> great to be back with you. hope everybody is doing well. i've got some news headlines i want to bring you right now. a fox news alert to start out the morning. a term nat at newark airport locked down when a guy sneaks his way into a secure hallway there. you can see the suspect lying on the ground inside that red circle there. the man who took the photo says he tripped him with a briefcase. the suspect is undergoing an evaluation. >> he's being marched out of the terminal. he had a big silly grin, he was laughing to himself as the officers escorted him out. >> it was evacuated and police conducted sweeps of the area and reopened two hours later. remembering the journalist gunned down by a crazed former

coworker. a memorial will be today for adam ward and a private memorial will be in the works for alison parker. >> adam and alison saw as their mission to awaken us to what was good and fun in life. adam many days would take a piece of candy and take the wrapper and hide it on the weather set to see if he could later see it on the air, meaning leo had not found it. leo says he found one of those on wednesday. >> goodness. mark also spoke about awareness for mental health issues. the former reporter vester fl flanagan gunned them down during a morning live shot. the tallest mountain in america has a new name, mount mckinley will now be known as

denali, meaning the high one. the decision has some lawmakers fuming. saying that the landmark is a testament to the republican president's service to our country. taylor swift the big winner at the mtv video awards last night but it was the host, miley cyrus who stole the show. watch. ♪ ♪ >> she had a whole lot of bizarre outfits she wore last night. she kept all the attention on her with no twerking at all. there were some actual winners. taylor swift, the video of the year, plus two other moon man stat tuesday. >> you probably could have guessed by this moment, i have decided in 2020 to run for president. [ cheers and applause ] >> aren't you so excited and relieved? well, president west and first

lady kim, anyone? miley adding that kanye gets her votes. >> he was the guy that the president called the jackass. remember, after he did that whole thing with taylor swift. >> if that would be the case with him running, we would have a lot of selfies if he were elected. let's talk about 2016 and so far it's not republicans that are front and center when it comes to criticizing hillary. it is fellow democrats. 70 were surveyed in the "new york times" and said they are panicked how hillary clinton has handle herself and the email situation and how disorganized her campaign is and now they are focused on super delegates. it doesn't help that the state department is set so release a new patch of ear mails -- emails. this could probably contribute to her decline since may. she's dropped in support by 20 points and next to her, bernie

sanders, since january, he's actually risen in support by 20 points since january. i mean, that's a big deal. open the door for perhaps vice president joe biden. what do you think about that tucker? >> and iowa is especially a problem. it was a problem for her in 2008. bernie sanders moving up quickly there. so interesting hillary clinton's response to this. the response is to say we have a ton of employees on the ground in iowa and we have a lot of important endorsements. it's exactly what they said in 2008 as their support in that state began to erode because of thanks to president obama. bernie sanders is an elderly white guy, it shows how much democrats resent having her imposed on them. >> she's losing new hampshire. she's had her leads diminished in iowa and this is a guy who is not really technically a

democrat. he's an independent socialist. that's usually a hit on a democrat. >> you alluded to weight. when she had the lead in the major of time before president obama took it from her, right now she's using the same strategy and she has 47 organizer, more on the way, 11 offices open from river to river. she's declining in support. why do the same thing? >> it's hilarious. if people are characterizing your campaign as cooperate and staged and your response is we have important endorsements, you are losing the point. >> amongst the democrats, bernie sanders comes out of nowhere. the other two established candidates, senator webb and governor o'malley are nowhere. and donald trump is in the top spot in iowa and has that lead diminished by a surgeon, dr. ben carson. he's doing it on line.

he's got heavy evangelical support, he's extremely likeable and polar opposite when it comes to donald trump. >> talk about support here. we're going to shift gears and we're going to talk about a mom mistake. do you believe it's a mistake or misdemeanor? >> there's outrage going for one child being -- one mom being charged with child endangerment, leaving him in a shopping cart and she said she made a mistake. she got four kids. she was going in to get some nephew -- some candy for her nephew for his birthday. >> she took her into super cuffs and they huddled around her. >> the mom comes back and claims

the kid. it takes 40 minutes. >> watching this woman respond breaks your heart. if this is what it looks like, a hairied mom trying to do her best. i don't think charging her is going to help anybody. >> there's a ton of support for her. over 11,000 supporters started a hash tag group that they are on her side. do you think it's a horrible mom mistake, should it be a misdemeanor. even mary forgot jesus and they traveled far before they realized he was missing. >> that is the greatest thing ever -- that is fantastic. >> i had to mark that one. when you have 11,000 people saying hey, this is a mom who made a mistake. don't be so hard on her. let us know. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, governor chris christie's solution to the

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christie is not suggesting people are packages. he is saying a lot of people overstay their visas and the united states has a right to ask them to leave once they do that. what's wrong with that? >> that's wrong is chris christie proves he doesn't understand the immigration issue. we know exactly where they people are. if they come in on visas, we have their home addresses. the problem is not locating theme people. it's been having the political will to deport them. when people talk about fedex and play into this notion, this is really an engineering problem. you can solve this on a white board if you come up with a better idea to build a better mouse trap. political will. chris christie has been all over the map in new jersey. he sign a bill to allow for instate tuition for illegal immigrants and later denounses the very idea.

>> personally i think your second two points are entirely valid. what about that, katrina? this is a political problem. if we wanted to end illegal immigration, we could probably end, but we haven't. >> we could but enforcing our current laws. we don't know where a lot of these people are. for example, dhs has lost track of 6,000 students who came in on student visas, some who have never showed up for school. there are several thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people that cannot be located. this analogy of tracking and identifying, we should be able do it with or without technology. it seems the government has no problem finding people who don't pay their taxes or dads who don't pay their child support. >> why not use that technology when people overstay their

visas? >> i.c.e. is no slouch. they were able to find over 2 million people who were in this country illegally and deported them all. don't worry about i.c.e. if you have the political will to go after the folks, barack obama did, because he was a tough guy. >> one of the problems, tucker, is i.c.e. does pick people up and deport some, maybe but they are also releasing people, criminals, not people just overstaying their visas, but murderers. are you worried about a national i.d. card? >> no, i think if we do get back to the laws on the books, we can resolve a lot of these problems and in all the magnets. thanks so much. a new college course that says the 9/11 terrorists are in fact the victims and you are to

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>> tea anyone? check out these photos of russian prime minister vladimir putin, he was drinking tea, snapped pumping iron and grilling up meat for breakfast and students cheer as a larger than life statute of confederate president jefferson davis was up rooted at the university of texas. it's been a target of vandalism.

it will be moved to an on campus history museum. students at one of the top universities in the country will learn about the september 11th attacks through the eyes of the terrorists instead of the victims. a unc chapel hill seminar class, literature of 9/11 sympathizes with the terrorists who sparked the national tragedy, presenting america as imperialistic. some of the required reading is poetry from the guantanamo bay detainees. he lost his cousin and joining me now's. when you heard that unc was offering this court be, what was your reaction? >> it's outrageous. it's a public university and they are focusing on the terrorists rather than the people who were killed. i just sent my son off to college two weeks ago and when

you are paying that kind of money, you want to know what your children are learning and who is teaching them and to think they have a professor there making $72,000 who blames america for the 9/11 attacks, it's more than outrageous. it's crazy. >> we all know what it's like to walk in as a freshman in college and the university says these courses are designed to pose problems, discover truths is something that's highlighted in their curriculum description. what kind of truth are they uncovering? >> they are uncovering the truths this professor wants. in the article, if -- it talks about if you disagree with this professor, your grade is in jeopardy. what kind of truth is he looking for? his own truth. it's got to stop. >> for those who have lost someone on 9/11 to the hands of the terrorists, how does it feel to have this course being taught, especially as a dad now with a student in college? >> you know, not only did i lose my cousin, i saw the buildings

explode. i was in the trade center right before they hit that morning and to think that we're now somehow working with the terrorists, our country has gone backwards. we're upside down, and they try to justify these oh, they are just doing what they think was right for their people. well, you know, their opinion -- they are not qualified to say what's right for their people, and secondly how dare they and justify by it by poetry? these guys wrote poems? you know, that's swell but they are also murderers, and that's really what should be brought out. >> how can you you remember steve slag today and honor him? >> when i think of his smile and think of laughing, when i think of saying the most outrageous and funny things and being the best dad he could, that's how i think of steve. i wish everyone could think of steve and know him and all the rest of the people who were killed on 9/11. they were just individuals. we see 3,000 people but each of them had a story.

each of them was a person and each of them left a family and that's what's being left out by this professor. >> hopefully the university hears your words today. >> i hope so. it's a chant here that will make you feel sick. watch this. >> friday like -- fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> black lives matter protesters marching just hours after a deputy is murdered. sheriff david clark tells us what needs to be done to end the war on police. and then put down the phone and just eat. the surprising new study on how many people think it's okay to use their cell phones at a restaurant. but first, we want to wish happy birthday to richard gere. he's 66 years old today. >> i don't want you to get too excited. it's only on loan.

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♪ ♪ >> your shot of the morning. check out this amazing reunion on the football field. >> wow. st. louis rams cheerleader candice ball land tyne was shocked to see her marine husband pop up. she had just watched a video on the big screen and he walk in. he was then back from korea. >> wow. i love seeing that. >> those get me every single time. even a preseason game. it's amazing. >> it was like it counted. >> we'll talk about this and don't talk about it on your cell phone by the way. there are new rules of engagement for cell phones. it's the new normal. according to a survey, 38% think

it's appropriate to use a cell phone in a restaurant and 12%, i think it's okay, asay it's okay to use it at dinner. >> i think it's totally right. i agree with walking down a street. what else are you going to do? 75% of public transit. you just got to whisper when you were on public transit. >> no one whispers on public transportation. >> at a family dinner, it is less obnoxious to light a disbar at breakfast at a family table than to use your phone. what do you think is the number of people who actually do it? it's much higher than 12%. >> i ordered this on amazon. here's the sign we have in our

cell phone. i added the letters please. i'm making a statement now. >> you are under ten. >> the adults. >> there's nothing more important than talking to a people you love at a meal. >> sometimes you got important calls. you got to make plans for the next day or dinner is served late and it's cutting into your free time. >> to take such discipline but you can't teach it to the kids if you don't practice it yourself. that's actually as much for me as well as my family. put it down for dinner. >> if you don't want your kids to smoke, don't smoke, if you don't want them to drink, don't drink. >> i'm making a t-shirt with that on it, tucker. >> that's what we're saying on cell phone etiquette.

>> let's toss it to heather. i've got some new information coming in overnight. danger on the run wark after two plays collide -- planes collide in oakland, california. a passenger says it was a southwest airlines flight. it was on the ground taxiing in the direction of the runway when that accident happened. luckily, no one was hurt. well, a hero has now emerged from that horrific ballpark accident that took place over the weekend at atlanta braves fan plunged from the upper deck to his death. we now know that dr. joseph ricata rushed into action. he treated him until paramedics arrived. this is the second time in two years that a fan has fallen from the stadium in atlanta. some selfies just simply

aren't worth it. police say a man was trying to take a selfie and crashed into a tree. the car was overcrowded. two women in the front seat suffered injuries. they were not wearing their seatbelts. not smart. and he created some of the greatest horror movies of all time. like this. >> you never told me your name. . why do you want to know my name? >> i want to know who i'm looking at? >> what did you say? >> that movie "scream" was directed by wes craven. he died after a battle with brain cancer. he had been terrifying audiences since his first film back in 1972, the revenge classic called "the last house on the left" if you remember that. he was 76 years old. those are your headlines. i'll text you.

we can't text her but we'll tell you she's out there. maria has the weather for you this morning. >> good morning. last week we were talking about tropical storm erika and how it might bring some lfle across the southeastern part of the united states. the form fizzled across the caribbean. now we're dealing with heavy rain across parts of florida. you can see on the radar very busy across parts of west central florida out there with some showers, but these downpours could increase over the next few days and producing several inches of rainfall and that brings a concern for some flash flooding. we have some watches in effect out there, especially for tampa and daytona beach. and the tropics have been very active. we're heading into the peak of the hurricane season. we have at hurricane fred.

it's bringing some impacts right now to some islands just off the coast of africa. cape verdict -- verde. let's go inside to brian. let's talk a little bit of sports and some history being made. an incredible end to the cubs game as jake oriata throws a no hitter leading his team to a victory 2-0 against the dodgers. >> and he's done it! he strikes out the side in the ninth inning and jake arieta has thrown his first career no-hitter. >> that's the second time dodger no-hit. could this be the year the cubs go all the way? of course, joe is shakings his head. after striking out chase elliott, the second no hitter in ten days. tom brady and roger goodell

back in court today after failing to reach a settlement, did you hear about this? the pair will be appearing in front of a judge who is pushing for agreement. he has signaled the nfl case has some weaknesses which could lead to bread's suspension from being lifted. >> if there's no agreement, just six days before the patriots first game, he will, of course, be us spended until unless he tries to appeal and then everything goes on. >> meanwhile, the barclays golf tournament turns into a campaign event. brian harman aces two holes in the same round. a lot of great grates coming up. we have another special guest

named bret baier will be joining us live. >> who will be listening? >> me. >> i was on your show last week. >> i know. >> we tried to give you -- get you to host but you were also doing "outnumbered." >> coming up next, a disgusting chant from black lives matter. watch this. >> fry em like bacon, pigs in a blanket! >> calling for murder in public and still silence from the president. sheriff david clark tells us what needs to happen next. then are you heading to the beach for labor day weekend? what to do if you drop your phone in the ocean? if that indeed happens, kurt the cyber guy will show you what to do. ♪ ♪

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>> some quick consumer headlines for you this monday morning. first up, michelin recalling more than 1 hundred,000 bf good rich tires because the side walls can rupture. affected customers will get letters next week. check the mail. if you feel like browsing youtube while on flight, get ready to pay sky-high prices. $38 for inflight wi-fi use. compare that to just $13 for more than four years ago. you should see some relief once the technology is improved next week. don't hold your breathe. police officers shot and killed this year. the latest darryn goforth simply for wearing his uniform.

his colleagues are fed up. >> we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. well, cops lives matter too. why don't we drop the qualifier and say lives matter and take that to the bank. >> no one is lynning, sadly, sheriff. now to discuss this is sheriff david clark of milwaukee county. we discussed this face to face. it happened again. can you give us an idea what that does for law enforcement when you see this assassination take place? >> first of all, the headline is black man shoots white defenseless police officer. i get sick and tired when an officer defends his life. they always point out it's a white officer shooting an unarmed black suspect. i thought i had seen the words when -- i had seen the worst when nwpd officers were killed

sitting in their cruiser. it is time now for good law-abiding americans to rise up like they did in hun around that chevron station, an outpowering. -- outpouring. we have to kourn this slime. >> a lot of people say president obama shed light on this problem. >> that is a lie. president obama didn't shed light on anything. this is nothing more than an attempt to weaken the institution of policing. if there's anything that needs to be straightened out in this country it is the subculture that is risen out of the under class in the american ghetto. fix the ghetto and you will see a lesser need for assertive police officers or policing in these areas and then you'll see less confrontation. stop trying to fix the police. fix the ghetto. >> so, sheriff, what is it like

on the street for the cop? i know you are a sheriff now. you are on the streets. you talk to others, you go to conferences. are things changed now right now for law enforcement for a cop at any level when they go to go to their job? >> sure. they are bee leaguered right now. we take this on willingly. we volunteer for this service here, but what we're beleaguered is the fact that we don't have any support from the political class. we don't have the resources. most of these agencies, i know mine, i'm 150 deputies short. the city of milwaukee ple police department is about 300 officers short. they send the law enforcement officers into these impossible environments and ask them to work miracles and it doesn't work like that. we'll see report when we start seeing the resources we need to deal with the situation. i'm not going to stickney head in the stand about it. the problem is that the american

police officer, barack obama won't admit that these failed liberal policies have destroyed these great cities. >> sheriff, ray kelly has a book coming out, he says the crackdown of stop and frisk things like, helped more for inner cities and minorities helped them more than anything else. >> he hit the nail right on the head. the people who need the assertive policing are the good law-abiding black meem who -- people who live in these communities. they are the silent ones in this situation because as you can see what happened with the woman last week who came out and gave her take on life in the ghetto, and then all of a sudden she was attacked by the same people who attacked me and others when we speak out on this. but i'm not going to stop speaking out on this and i'm not going to stop putting the emphasis where it needs to be in

terms of all of this violence that we see, a growing violence across these great american cities all throughout america. this stuff can be stopped. this stuff is unnecessary. this stuff has to stop for our way of life. when a law enforcement officer is sass -- assassinated and he was in harris county, that's an assault on our way of life and justice system and the rule of law. it's no different than a judge or a prosecutor was assassinated for doing their job. this is no different. >> i got it. we have a state fair stopped in minnesota and a an assassination in texas. thank you very much. you heard that governor christie wants to track illegal immigrants like fedex packages.

well, governor scott walker wants to build a wall across the canadian border. is this a good idea? cell phones you can save yo once it's gone in the water.

>> if you spent any time at all this summer on the beach you know how easy it is to drop your cell phone in the water. >> because elisabeth is clumsy. can you save it? >> yes, you can. clumsy? i was going through airport security and pulled my phone out

of the bag and it was like slow motion through the air, went spiraling down, shattered into a million pieces. >> is there a fix for that? >> there is not. glad i had coverage. a lot of coverage we get for phones don't cover if you throw it in the toilet accidentally or at the beach -- i stepped on a bee at the beach a few weeks ago. i was on the phone. i went this is a lesson from the bee. don't be on your phone when you're on such a beautiful beach. i threw the phone because it feels like my foot is being cut off. i toss the phone and boom, it got wet, it got sand in t i followed these tips. look at this. these aren't foolproof. they aren't guaranteed. you better do it if it happens. quickly turn everything off. >> power down? >> turn it all off. >> then what? >> remove the battery if you don't have an iphone. samsung phone, other phones allow you to remove the battery.

and then carefully and craftily put it in that bag over there that i forgot to bring over here. there is a really cool technique. grab rice at home. doesn't matter what kind of rice. pour it in a dish. if you can seal the dish that's better. >> not cooked rice? >> no, raw rice. >> dry rice. >> you're a hero. you're awesome. this is so incredible. >> the phone is in the rice. >> phone is in the rice. >> for how long? >> at least 24 hours. >> okay. >> and then you pull the phone out. if you notice any moisture inside the phone you automatically want to put it back in there another 24 hours and you'll check it again. >> the rice sucks up the moisture? >> it wicks the moisture out of the phone. it's the most incredible, ink d incredible thing because what will happen is your phone is likely to turn on again when you put the battery back in. and it doesn't matter what kind of rice.

>> the moral of the story is that everybody should have a bag of rice on hand. >> most people have rice at home. >> chances are you're going to drop your phone. >> if you're a prepper, you have bags of this at home. >> i'm a dooms dayer. >> keep it there. leave it alone. it's hard for people to leave it. >> how long? >> the least 24 hours. you pull it out. if you don't see moisture behind the screen you're in really good shape. turn it on again. if it works, god has blessed you and you move on. if it went into salt water chances are you're going to have to replace the phone at some point because corrosion will take place. >> sure. >> you can take the phone in many places, back to where you got t for example, this is an iphone. apple pay you a trade-in value for that. there are all these tips online. >> you don't want to admit that it fell in the water.

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good morning to you. today is monday, august 31st. i'm elisabeth hasslebeck. he is accused of murdering a sheriff's deputy. he faces a judge today. why his mother says he's innocent. we have a system that tracks you whenever you come in, how long your visa is, then we go and get you, tap you on the shoulder and say excuse me. thanks for coming. time to go. >> wait until you hear what scott whacker wants to build. a wall. you won't believe where.

if you're about to send your child to school with the superhero lunch box, stop right now. one school says super heroes are too violent. man, this is a good show! stay tuned. >> that's the lasso of truth! ♪ glory days they'll pass you byby." >> if you wanted to see list beth hasslebeck in high school, there's your wish. >> you, too, could look this good. so you can avoid what's going on. >> i actually thought i looked good right there. i was a confident young teen. >> i don't believe that for a second. >> i did have head gear as well. >> what do you mean, head gear? >> you know, on your face. >> you really did?

>> they don't have that anymore. >> it's now illegal under a u.n. convention. >> that's right. we'll give you tips that will make this year a special year. then we'll tell you about the best models you could buy for under $35,000. a lot of people think is affordable and they look great. luxury cars in many respects. >> pretty amazing mplt. we want to begin with a fox news report. clearly unprovoked. that is the conclusion of investigators in texas. a sheriff's deputy murdered in cold blood three days ago. >> that's right, tucker. in a few hours, the accused killer heads to court. >> yep. fox & friends is following this for you. >> the man police say shot and killed a texas shot execution style is expected to face a job. 30-year-old shannon miles faces capital murder charges in the death of 47-year-old sheriff's

deputy darren goforth. friday night he was in a uniform at a gas station just pumping gas into his patrol car when the unthinkable happened. shannon miles, the man police say is seen on this surveillance video, approached the deputy from behind. he then allegedly shot goforth in the back and the head, killing him. but now miles' mother is offering her son an alibi. she tells a texas news station the gunman couldn't have been miles because, she claims, they were out shopping together at the time of the shooting. meantime, deputy goforth's community is still in mourning. as you can imagine, hundreds came out to remember the ten-year veteran of the force and father of two. >> it's very tragic this had to happen. he's a really good guy, a really good officer sbchlt. and i know there are people in the world who think all cops are bad. it's not true. there will always be bad apples in the bunch but he was not one of those.

>> exactly. $20,000 will be donated to deputy goforlth's family. >> thanks so much, anna. we see stories that are rare and few and in between. it's happening more and more. disrespect cops are feeling on the street they're also getting executed when they're doing things like pumping gas or sitting outside in their cop car. >> that's right. milwaukee sheriff david clark was with us earlier and he said there's one way this can stop. we have to rise up and stop it in certain communities. >> this is nothing more than an attempt to weaken the institution of policing. if there's anything that needs to be straightened out in this country, it is the subculture that has risen out of the underclass in the american ghetto. fix the ghetto and you'll see a lesser need for police officers or policing in these areas and then you'll see less

confrontation. we now have to counter this slime, this fill the coming out of these cop haters. >> but there's also a political angle, i would say. when you encourage people to feel agrieved, when you exploit their grievances for political gain and pick at the scab as the white house has done, no wonder people are angry. where is the president on this? he could help to tone down the rhetoric. >> he ratcheted it up. remember what he said with trayvon martin? >> every time the message is this is america. police hate you. no wonder people are mad. i would be mad if the president were saying that to me zblie wouldn't be. because the cops don't hate you. >> of course not. >> and every time there are bad cops. like there's bad everything. they're few and far between. >> it fuels the fire. >> it does fuel the fire. >> let's get to politics for real. donald trump being a catalyst as he takes on illegal immigration

and throwing in their own ideas to compete here. chris christie says it's time to take a look at illegal immigrants and track them the way fedex tracks their packages. >> it's once again a situation where the private sector laps us in the government with the use of technology. let's use the same type of technology to make sure that 40% of the 11 million people here illegally don't overstay their veezias. we can do it and we should bring in the folks from fedex to use the technology to be tiebl do that. and i don't mean people are packages so let's not be ridiculous. >> evidently his chief of staff is fred smith's daughter. >> yeah. >> it makes sense. he said not to dehumanize people. his point is if you're looking to track somebody that -- if you're looking to find out where your kids are, you can find them on their phone. maybe one thing they could say is you go into villanova for two, three years, we're going to

be able to track you. you'll need to leave this device on so we can track you. >> is it about the tech or is it about intent? if the intent is not injected into this discussion. >> what do you mean by that? >> if you don't want to track, if the system isn't meant to track, if it's too taxing to track if, people like having illegal immigrants work for them, then why aren't you using the tech? it's because you don't want to use the tech. >> exactly. listen to your phone calls, track your vehicle with your license plate number. they know where people are. they just don't want to fix this problem. >> it's too labor intensive. they track all these people. when 40% disappear, when you can't find them -- they don't come back to check they're supposed to, you say a bunch of people are overworked, underpaid, go find such and such person? it's not going to happen and it hasn't happened. they say that the amount of illegal immigrants in the company, so many are overstaying visas, too lazy or don't intend to come back. >> do you know who i have been tracking? >> who?

>> heather nauert. so glad i saw her. she's back her on my right. >> i do have the app? >> i'm getting it. >> it's great to be back. good morning. great trip to mountantana with family. hope you're off to a great day. a fox news alert. terminal at newark airport locked down when a guy sneaks his way into a secure highway. you can see hmm lying there on the ground. the man who took the photo said he tripped the guy with his briefcase. that suspect now in custody, undergoing some sort of evaluation. listen. >> as he was being marched out of the terminal, he had a big, silly grin. he was sort of laugh iing to himself as the officers walked him out. >> hundreds of travelers were evacuated as police conducted security sweeps. the terminal reopened two hours later. remembering the journalists gunned down by a crazed former co-worker, a wake is being held this afternoon for wdbj

photographer adam ward. a private memorial for alison parker is in the works. the station's general manager jeff marks recalling ward and parker's fun-loving take on life. >> adam, many days works take a piece of candy, take the wrapper and hide it on the weather set to see if he could later see it on the air meaning leo had not found it. leo says he found one of those on wednesday. >> marks also joked about awareness of mental health issues. reporter vester flanagan gunned down the two in a live morning shot and then killed himself hours later. the state department forced to release 6,000 additional e-mail messages. this as the fbi investigates how classified information ended up on clinton's private server.

the democratic presidential candidate says she never sent or received e-mails marked classified but does admit that using the account, quote, wasn't the best choice. taylor swift was the big winner at the vma awards but the host, miley cyrus who sort of stole the show. she had a whole bunch of bizarre outfits. you can see a few of them right there. trying to keep the attention on her. no twerking at all we're told. actual winners of the show, taylor swift taking home the big e biggest award of the year. >> as you probably could have guessed by this moment, i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> all right. what do you think of that idea? mily then adding that kanye definitely getting her vote.

we should ask chris wallace and bret baier about that. >> impablingts on the white house. >> a lot of times people love the end of the summer. as a child you get to pick out your lunch box for the up did ls coming year. a thing you're going to carry all year long. >> what's better than walking into school with your new lunch box? >> it reveals your personality. >> especially if it has a superhero on it. if your name is laura and you went to school with this superhero on it -- >> wonder woman? >> you were sent home. because it was too violent. we've established requests that the children not bring in any violent maimages into the buildg in any fashion, lunch boxes, clothing. super heroes certainly paul into that category. now i'm not sure if her lasso of

truth was ever used in a violent manner. i was a big wonder woman fan. >> it shouldn't be surprising that people are terrified by a lasso of truth. violence is the result of super hero lunch boxes and not the nakt the mantle of kids are born out of wedlock. if you think wonder woman is to blame, you're off track. >> they fight for the good, against the evil and they look to get evil doers off the streets. i believe that's her mantra. >> i dare you too find a six pack of underwear without super heroes on them. this is ridiculous. >> the family is worried about this going public, mentioning the school, mentioning their kid. it's on social media websites and has been put up and posted. the letter has been put up and posted. we do not know anything more right now than it's laura and wonder woman.

>> terribly masculine. >> even though it's wonder woman? >> the lasso of truth, too threatening. >> lunch box scandal. let us know what you think about this one. wonder if bernie sanders is going to attack this will as a soshlist. he leads in new hampshire. could the real leader be joe bide snen larry sabato joins us. and a reporter bugs out on live television. we're not kidding. >> oh! oh! what is that? because it's hot outside, stuff like that happens. was that live? are we live? oh, brother.

former secretary of state has lost a third of her supporters in that state since may and leads sander just by seven points. >> could the big winner be joe biden? is the vice president waiting in the wings? we'll ask larry saboto. good morning to you, larry. >> good morning. >> so when you look at these numbers here, since may, clintn's support has dropped by

nearly 20 points and sanders has risen 25 since january. what are you seeing here? is this the door opening now really for joe biden to get in? >> there's a real trend there, isn't there? i don't think you need a political analyst to tell you what the trend is. hillary clinton is lucky that iowa and new hampshire are not being held in september because i think she would lose both of them. and that would be, obviously, very bad news. so, certainly, she's in a better position in other states. but this is a signal, direct signal to joe biden to run. now whether he takes the signal or feels up to taking the signal is another question. if he goes with his head he probably won't run because the odds are heavily against him actually winning. he doesn't have the money and organization. if he goes with his heart because he knows this is the last chance he will ever have to be president then he'll run. >> a lot of democrats obviously aren't satisfied with the one choice they have, hillary. it seems like the party has

changed out from biden, white man in his 70s who goes to mass every day, close to organized labor. that isn't the profile of a modern democratic leader, is it? >> particularly in the early primaries and caucuses, they tend to be more liberal than biden. as you know, tucker, he was once considered one of the great liberals of the senate. he was there forever, elected at age 29 in 1972. yeah, the profile of the democratic party has changed. but in terms of biden, i think he gets a pass on a lot of things or would get a pass on a lot of things because he was barack obama's running mate twice. >> now would he be the person to change this? according to a recent quinnipiac poll, how satisfied are you of how things are going in the nation only 2% said they were very satisfied. he's waiting now. we don't know how long he's going to wait to decide what to do. is he the person to get in there and change these numbers around? >> since he's part of the government, the vice president

is standby equipment but still an important part of the government. i don't know if he's the one to change it. pollsters said we're all like the rolling stones. we can't get no satisfaction. the 71% who are dissatisfied deeply or angry clearly want some change. and it kind of explains some of the things happening on the republican side. >> sure. >> it explains why there's so much support for candidates who come outside of government and politics. >> trump, carson, fiorina. >> what do you make of ben carson's assent? do you take it seriously? >> of course i take it seriously. you have to pay attention to what people are doing and saying. he has risen up without any melodramatic statements, without any drama. he is a quiet guy. although he 's saying important things. he is a quiet guy. he scores with people on the personal characteristic and also on the republican side they like

what he's saying. >> thoughtful man. >> larry saboto, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, larry. a movie that will inspire you. the message never walk in fear because god is with you. the author joins us next.

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the box underwent a religious conversion as christian crowds flocked to see the newest faith-based film. watch. >> this is my favorite place in this house. i call it my war room. >> prayers for each area of your life? >> prayer strategy. >> i sure could use some of that. >> you've got to plead with god so he can do what only he can do. then you've got to get out of the way and let him do it. you need to do your fighting in

prayer. >> a family seeking to overcome their obstacles and eventually finding the answer through prayer. one of the stars of the film, t.c., thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> it shocked the nation, bringing in $11 million. krur not shocked by this. >> no. >> you knew? >> i was -- we were kind of having fun throwing out the numbers and i had 12 in my mind. we almost got it. it's been great watching the response around the country. it's fantastic. >> i read something you said, trchlts c., i'm not a christian actor. i'm an actor who is christian. there's a bit of a difference. why? >> no one says are you a christian doctor or christian police? you know, i act, honor god with my roles and that makes me an actor who happens to be >> tell me about the character in your film. >> pharmaceutical salesman, very

successful. he lives his life through his job. that's the only thing that matters to him. anything that gets in the way of that, he railroads it, pushes it to the side and that causes trouble for him and his family. nice guy but he hasn't had it brought out just yet. the film brings it out. you hate him in the beginning and probably be clapping and cheering for him in the end. >> we have a clip of you in action. watc watch. >> i'm just tired, okay? i said t i'm just tired of her junk. >> her junk? dude, you married her junk and all. tea not some sort of buffet where you get to pick and choose what you want. >> we've been friend ace long time. there's some things that are none of your business. >> true and i'm not just going to watch your marriage die. if it's bleeding, i'm not going to keep eating my salad. see you at church. >> you say when people come out of this film something has been strike i

striking them. >> it doesn't have a race, gender, age, none of that. i'm seeing people, black, white, whatever color, linking arms and singing and praying after the film. that's what prayer can do. that's what i want to see. that's what i want to hear people talk about. this morning really tough news, racial tension. to see people arm in arm praying was incredible. i'm glad the film can help bring that on. prayer an ultimate unifyer. >> thank you for your time. i have a feeling $11 million will only go up with "war room." >> thank you for having me. now this coming up. a mom forgets her 2-month-old baby in a shopping cart and then drives home and doesn't return home for 40 minutes. was it an honest mistake or should she be charged with child endangerment?

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welcome back. we've got your shot of the morning. >> finally! finally. we've been waiting for it. >> it's hilarious, the attack of the creepy bug caught live on television. watch this. >> oh! oh! what is that? that's because it's hot outside, stuff like that happens. was that live? are we live? oh, brother. >> oh, yes, we're live. >> oh, brother. >> fox san diego weather guy, easiest job in the world, san diego weather. possibly a tiny drone flies way too close.

as we said it was, in fact, live. >> the size of that bug's body is astounding. how it flew is the bigger story. >> that was a drone. >> i'm putting my money on drone. what do you think, heather? >> why is the san diego weather job so ease sni. >> because there's no weather in san diego. it's sunny and 75 every day. >> maybe it's a se krchlseceda. >> always good information from brian. two jv football players collapse on the field during a game friday night outside of sacramento. union mine high school officials are now reviewing game footage trying to figure out what happened. running back nick brown came off the field saying he felt sick and then dropped to the ground. he underwent emergency brain surgery and is in critical condition this morning. the other player reportedly already out of the hospital.

the cause of those collapses still a mystery. praying for nick coming out of california. we'll keep you posted on updates. tallest mountain in alaska has a new name. mt. mckinley was originally named after the 25th president of the united states. it will now be known as denali, the high one, once given it by the alaskan native people. service to our country. president obama heads there to alaska today. what do you think of that change? and have you seen these signs in your neighborhood? probably not because they've been stolen. andy saban says his hillary for prison 2016 lasted just a day before someone stole them. he has now replaced those signs referencing her private e-mail scandal and put them on 12-foot poles surrounded by electric

fences and surveillance camera. really? i guess he really likes those signs. a mistake or misdemeanor? what do you think of this story? outrage growing after an arizona mother of four has been charged with child endangerment for accidentally leaving her 2-month-old baby in a grocery store parking lot. this is the picture that someone took of that little child. the mom says she didn't realize her 2-month-old was still in the cart until she got home from the grocery store. cherish picked up the child at a nearby salon once cops called. that story igniting a real firestorm. a lot of folks are defending the mom saying look, she's a busy mom of four. it's no wonder she would forget a child. others are saying absolutely not. inexcusable. here is a social media thing going up. i stand with chair issue. what do you think? >> i stay with the mom. four kids. very young. you're doing a million things. you don't have a nanny or

anybody helping you out. you're trying to shop, run around. i stay with the mom. >> anyone who is being judged by the internet, i stand with. i do. too much judgment. >> you have to mercy in this situation. 11,000 people feeling that same way, too. >> margie said this. the mom has four kids. i'm sure she is sleep deprived not to mention exhausted from her very busy life. plus the kids don't listen. raising and caring for children say very demanding job. give her a break. >> raised three kids as a single father and held a full time job. not hard to be mentally bussi and overlook something for a few minutes. four kids! i can't imagine. >> on the other hand what if something happened to the child, somebody abducted the child? >> oh, sure. >> thank goodness the police officer spotted the 2-month-old in the cart and contacted the mom. >> as a mom you get forgetful. >> do a little background check.

find out there's nothing on her record. >> exactly. >> then they realize okay this is somebody doing something that could logically happen. >> when you hear her and lynn to her, you understand. >> i would think so. >> the intent was not to leave the baby there. >> i don't mean to name drop but i saw maria molina in the hall. >> what? >> by the way, tucker, i heard what you said about california weather and how it's a much easier job to do because there's no weather out there. i think it's much harder to talk about the weather out there every single day. it's so sunny and dry. what do you end up talking about? >> you've got a point. >> yeah, you know? how do you feel three minutes of a weather pass like that? >> no idea. >> here we have national weather and get to talk about all kinds of those things. one of those is or was erika. the remnants of erika dissipated across parts of the caribbean and now it's producing heavy rain across parts of florida. we could be looking at flash flooding out here because the rain will continue for several days out here. locally more than three inches

of rain will be possible. we have flash flood watches in effect out there. there will be a concern for flooding farther north across places like the carolinas and even in georgia. temperaturewise as you look at those temperatures across the nation in new york city, 92 degrees. we'll start seeing those temperatures climbing in the northeast, in the plains, as typical, temperatures in the upper 90s in texas and oklahoma. let's head back inside. >> thanks for that. she looks great in that shot. just in time for back to school we want to do the same. people are sharing their most awkward photos from bad hairstyles to really bad clothes and poses. >> by the way, those pictures last forever. we want to make sure that doesn't happen to you. how do your class photos stand the test of time and make them picture perfect? >> oh, boy. >> the president of unique photo. matt, when you look at those pictures, what do you see? >> an opportunity to do a little better. >> very nice. >> you're going to teach us how

right now and you brought some friends with you. arthur, isabella and sophia, correct? how do we get them ready? >> first off, arthur doesn't want to go to school. >> looks like he's ready right now. >> one of the first thing you want to do is use a regular camera. they use a cell phone. use a regular camera. simple camera. make sure you take it on the level with the child. you don't want to take it from above. you doesn't want to take it from below. get down on their level so you're at eye level and take the picture. really great picture that way. >> and you say also, too, start off -- if you're like arthur, he's not thrilled. get him loosened up. >> would you make a face for me? >> there you go. >> arthur's getting loose. >> now he comes and looks. now make a nice smile. that's great. >> perfect. >> what grade are you going into arthur? >> seventh. >> nobody likes seventh grade. i don't blame you.

>> you look ready to go. >> sometimes the kids don't know what to do with their hands. >> it's good to give them something appropriate to actually hold. >> isabella has a big old book there. >> you don't want to give them something that's inappropriate. fishing rods, hockey sticks and axes. >> going to school, look like you're going to school. >> sporting equipment? hockey sticks banned from the school photo? >> when they give up the sport three years later they never want to see the picture again because it reminds them of that. >> obviously you're not taking pictures of wayne gretsky. >> exactly. >> clothing tips. sophia will help us out with that. >> keep it simple. that's really the rule. no stripes. no funny thengs. >> we have an example of what not to do, don't we? >> yeah, we do. >> is that you? >> that's sophia in the before with too many colors and prints. >> solid colors, very simple and certainly no statements. we don't want things that go out

of date, movies, hillary clinton t-shirt probably not a really good idea. you want to keep it very, very simple so that the memory is about the child and not about the clothing. very, very important. >> do you still say the same thing, though? loosen them up? start with silly pictures? >> that's right. >> make sure the kids are relaxed. >> show the child the picture. they know what they look like. they know what looks good. talk a nice little picture of her and show her in the camera exactly what the picture is going to look like. you like that? >> you look pretty good there. >> you say do something with their eyes? >> sometimes if their face is a little bit tense you get in front of them and say to them, can you close your eyes for one second? and then open your eyes. you see her face relax right when she does that. as a photographer, have her close her eyes. do it one more time. then you're ready to take a picture of her. open them. there you go. you take the picture right when she opens. >> they have that forced smile and you know it's a sfoforced

smile. >> stop for a second. do anything to get the child to relax. you don't want that filtered picture. >> what do you think? what could we have done differently here? >> isabella, what do you think? >> do you like picture? >> yes, i like it. >> see how polite she is? >> sophia, would you have guessed that was me and brian in that photo? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> do you like my glasses? i love them. you're too polite to comment. >> a review the first month then they learn the new stuff in the fall. >> you'll be great. you all look perfect today. thank you so much for all the tips. >> good job, guys. i don't think -- what grade are you in? >> i'm going to fourth. >> i don't think you're ever going to have a bok that heavy until you're like in ninth grade. i promise. >> they gave you the biggest book we possibly could find. that's good. you're strong and have a great smile. >> thank you so much, everybody.

appreciate it. clearly, we can't read the tease. >> are you taking a picture over there? >> i'm mesmerized by how good you look. tragedy at a ballpark, fan falls to his death from the stands in atlanta. what is major league baseball doing to ensure fan safety? should they be doing something? a live report from the ballpark coming up next. >> suspect on the no fly list just got his license to drive commercial truck. how did that happen? our next guest will explain. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk!

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kaitlyn pratt is in georgia. >> good morning to you. about 9:00 when this happened. the game stopped. a doctor was actually attending the game and tried to perform cpr but the 60-year-old died at the hospital. his name is greg murrey and has been a fan for 23 years now. season tickets for 23 years. the last 18 since this stadium was built. he sat in the same row, that same seat. now questions this morning. how did this all happen? an autopsy is being performed. toxicology tests. a lot of people have questions about the railings here. this is the second time in two years that something like this has happened. we asked officials here at turner field for comment on safety concerns. they did not have anything to say about that. they did have a moment of silence yesterday for this

long-time fan. family not saying much either. just releasing a statement saying that their loved one died doing what he loved, going to baseball games, something he has been doing here in atlanta for the last 23 years. an investigation now under way. atlanta police, they don't suspect foul play. but again, hoping that toxicology, autopsy will shed a little bit more light on exactly what happened here. there are concerns, again, about those railings but they may be moot concerns since a new stadium is being built about 15 miles north of here where the braves will call home. that's the latest here outside turner field i'm kaitlyn pratt. back to you. >> thank you, kaitlyn. appreciate it. brian kilmeade? >> this terror suspect could be

driving your kids to school. just got his class a trucking license and now wants to be a school bus driver in minnesota. why am i not clapping? how can this person get that job when he's not allowed to get on a plane or get a license to drive 18 wheelers? he's on a terror watch list. how come he's not in jail, deported or up on charges? how could he be moving on with his life? hasn't he been on the list since 2007? >> all excellent questions, brian. our department of public assist says there was nothing in state or federal law that would keep them from issuing his class a commercial driver's license. he has a clean criminal background. we also know he's going after an additional endorsement on that license that would allow him to drive school buss and could get one theoretically that would allow him to haul toxic toerl materials. the fbi won't comment on this. as you said, he is on the no fly

list. they not only believe he is a terror threat but, and i quote here, he has the operational capacity to carry out a terror attack. he has been on the fbi's radar since 2007 when he was arrested leaving a terror training camp in somalia. he was on our roadway dr a couple of years ago when he was picked up at mosques, trying to radicalize young people who eventually tried to leave to syria. we learned he was in school to get that commercial license. the day after our story, the fbi issues a subpoena for the trucking school. we figured someone would intervene, get involved to keep him from getting his license. no one has. three weeks ago, he was issued this license. his attorney with the aclu says he has no criminal background. he's just trying to raise money to support his family, we're told. it's a real predicament. is he a u.s. citizen and has yet

to be charged with any crime. the feds are looking at him very carefully. >> they better not blink. they end up getting free at loest for a weekend and then we're all in trouble. he could apply for a license to carry toxic materials. that's great. he has all this detail back but yet still is allowed to go out and about. thank you so much. hopefully, this will increase the pressure just a little bit. >> we'll see. thanks, brian. ten minutes before the top of the hour. straight ahead, kicking off car week on fox & friends by doing something very special. kicking cars, kicking their tire sps finding out if it's the right one for you.

welcome back. safe, reliable, luxurious and not that expensive. is that too much to ask when you're buying a car? usually. the next guest says you can do it, find a car for less than $35,000. he knows everything about cars and has four of them to show us this morning. under 35 grand. >> yes. >> that was the standard we set for you. >> very hard. >> not easy but you pulled it off. what have you got? >> first up the most -- the best value here. $25,000 starts, buick encore. comes with luxury features, leather, 4g lte on board. hook up all your devices, wi-fi, tablet. nice driving vehicle in a practical shape. fold the seats down. >> good-looking vehicle. if you want to buy american you recommend this? >> yes. it's a fantastic vau. ihs top safety pick. >> this looks safe.

what is it? >> this is made in ohio. acura ts. this starts about $33,000. dual clutch transmission. available v6. very fancy. >> does it have air conditioning and roadway roy? >> you get a lot at the entry level price point for sure. >> good because that's not always true. >> acura good deal. >> top safety pick plus all the advanced collision warning. >> you couldn't hurt yourself if you wanted to? >> volvo pioneered a lot of the safety technology. s s-60. about $34,000. it starts under 35. pandora, all the technology. >> for under 35, can you get a decent version of this that's not white? >> we had one for a year -- that's not white, yeah. black, silver. whatever. >> and finally, what have you got -- that's a good-looking

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good morning to you. it is monday, august 31st. texas deputy killed execution style just for wearing a badge. now the suspect in that cold-blooded murder has an excuse. what it is, as he faces a judge. you've got mail. a lot of it. hillary clinton's server troubles about to get much worse of with brand new e-mails set to be released any moment, her real problem could be the elder socialist bernie sanders. we'll give you the latest. >> yeah, it's unbelievable. and if you're about to send your kid to school with a superhero lunch box stop right now. this coulder they could be in big trouble. parents are up in arms and wonder woman is wondering what

went wrong. good morning. you're with "fox & friends." ♪ hit me with your best shot why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪ well, you are looking live at our veranda where that is a simulated u.s. open finals match taking place. u.s. open starts in new york city today. >> that's right. we'll be talking about djokovic, the serena slam and how fast we can actually serve a tennis ball. i'm not sure mine will be that fast. >> it all takes place inside a cage for your safety. >> that is a cutting edge serve, speed observatory. >> i've got one in my apartment. >> by the way, you can come by and try it. if you're heading to school and don't want to go, come here instead. >> tennis channel and fox

business, you can catch all the updates live. it will be extraordinary. >> and promoting truancy. >> right. i'm not pro-truancy just once in a while. matt dillon cut school, was found and spotted at a new jersey playground and became a famous actor. >> it could happen to you. >> great example for >> i cannot support that. >> okay, fine. two minutes after the hour heather now with headlines. >> a serious story nourksw. a man accused of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy execution style faces capital murder charges in a court later today. as he was filling up his patrol car friday night, he was shot and killed. now shannon miles' mother says he can't be the gunman, that her

son was out shopping with her at the time of the shooting. hundreds gathered yesterday at a vigil in remembrance of deputy goforth. single engine plane crash lands in the florida everglades. charred body of that plane is all that's left. suddenly losing oil pressure and then the engine died. the pilot tried to hand on a highway but then skidded into the marsh and exploded. the husband is in the hospital with severe burns. his wife is in good condition. faa and ntsb now investigating that crash. vacation goers in san diego at one beach after a second shark sighting of the saturday a hammerhead shark was caught circling a group of kayakers and followed them to the beach with what was considered graggressiv behavior. and as a shark advisory was set

to, pier a kayaker fishing saw another hammerhead shark off shore. they said it was probably attracted to that bloody fish water, that chum stuff. this comes on the heels of a surfer on the central coast of florida. look at that right there. that poor lady -- thankfully, she narrowly escaped a shark attack but not before he took a big bite out of that surfboard. the host mile miley cyrus, of stole the show. ♪ a whole bunch of bizarre outfits. look at these right here. they kept the attention on her. there were some actual winners, though, at the show. taylor swift took home the night's biggest award. kanye west making an announcement listen to this. >> you probably could have guessed by this moment, i have decided in 2020 to run for

president. >> and people actually cheered that statement. miley cyrus added kanye will definitely get her vote. those are your headlines. i'll see you in a bit. thank thanks. >> hey, is it time to panic with the front-runners, bret baier? if you are a front-runner establishment candidate is it time to say we have to redo our game plan? >> can we talk about kanye again? 2020, is there a bumper sticker already? >> he's planning that. >> he's in, okay. i think that if the front-runner -- if you are in the position that you came into this summer as a front-runner, y yes. the electorate, every poll says outsiders, somebody who is not who we originally came into this race thinking was going to be

the big winner. look at the democratic side. this shakeup with bernie sanders leading in three polls in new hampshire, closing the gap in iowa and you have the pollster with bloomberg des moines renls t register saying this feels like 2008 all over again when hillary clinton was the presumptive leader and barack obama came in out of nowhere and won. >> clinton has 37% right now. democratic caucusgoers and sanders only trailing there with 30%. that gap is closing. since may clinton support has dropped 20 points. after today when the state department releases a new batch of e-mails i imagine those numbers might continue to plummet. does this open the door for joe biden? is it biden time? >> it may be. clearly it's an effort to get the residin' with biden coalition together. i talked with a few who said

it's going to happen. there was a lot of back and forth whether he was emotionally able to do it after the death of his son. many people are saying he's there. that's really the biggest question for the clintons. while bernie sanders is a threat, he does not have a big african-american support. and if you look at the polls, hillary clinton still carries 87 to 90% of the african-american vote. if joe biden gets in, that equate equates some changes and the entire democratic primary changes. >> that's for sure. now to the republican side, donald trump, nonestablishment candidate, guys raising the big money on the republican side, especially jeb bush, is saying this is good for us, bringing all the support to one guy and hurt the other people in the race. are they still saying that or are they seeing trump as hurting them? >> i think he's definitely hurting them. the fact that jeb bush is swinging out and trying to hurt trump suggests he has to deal

with it. his numbers are going down. there's anecdotal evidence that he's losing voters to other candidates such as marco rubio. the latest iowa poll ben carson has closed the glap. you talk about two different styles. donald trump and ben carson. carson is having success as an outsider and somebody who wants to shake up, just in a different way. >> 23% and carson coming in second at 18%, rising significantly. when asked in a recent quinnipiac poll, voter were asked in swren how satisfied are you that things are going in this nation? only 2% said they are very satisfied. 26% were somewhat satisfied. 30% somewhat dissatisfied and 41% were very dissatisfied. do

they're look fing for someone ee to solvehe problem. >> the more right track wrong track is on wrong track, political outsider not inside washington is someone who is very attractive. in the latest des moines register poll, for example, ben carson has 49% favorability. that's huge for any candidate. and 29% say they would never vet for trump. believe it or not that's cut in half from the last des moines register poll. he is making inroads all over the country as well. >> it's amazing when you factor in what's happening in new hampshire, the latest poll shows trump up. the guy dropping again is jeb bush. >> yeah. and it's pretty surprising if you think about it, how much money has been raised, how much time they've put in to some of these appearances around the country. i think there is a real problem in bush land. >> he is not that available to the immediamedia.

donald trump is and so is ben carson. >> that's right. you look at the democrat he can side and hillary clinton's availability, things may start to change. >> jeb is doing the stephen colbert show. >> could be very revealing. >> she's been invited and we hope she comes. >> that would be interesting. bret, thank so much. on a totally different note it's back to school for most of the east coast and some of you over in the midwest. however, when it comes to picking out your back-to-school stuff one thing that kids historically like to pick out has not been the notebooks, pens and pencils but lunch boxes. >> of course. you get your new lunch box, go to school, you're excited, put it on the lunch table and compare with your friends who is on it. this story is floating on the

internet and has people outraged. one school had a little girl named laura who came in with a wonder woman lunch box and they sent her home with a note that said it was too violent and that super heroes are banned from clothing, socks, shoes, any sort of fashion pieces, backpacks and lunch boxes. we've established requests that the kids not bring any violent images into the building. can you imagine that? >> this is part of a long liberal tradition of blaming objects for social problems. it's the gun's fault, the lunch boxes fault. the dukes of hazard has a confederate flag. we have to pull it off the air. when the family collapses people's behavior changes, not in a good way. >> lasso of truth has never been used as a weapon as i recall. as a huge wonder woman fan. >> they can't handle the truth, elisabeth. >> if you fight crime, it should be welcomed in most schools. wonder woman doesn't have an

evil sister like "i dream of jeannie" and "bewitched" she had an evil sister who cause aid problem. it's just wonder woman and nobody else. she doesn't need a bat girl or anybody. >> just her lasso of truth. this is an anonymous post, keeping it that way to protect this child. nonetheless -- we believe something like this could be happening right now. >> you think? >> it's out there and has all of you commenting on it. robert tweeted this, lunch boks don't make kids violent. forced to eat school lunch, going hungry and not allowing freedom of expression will. >> chris says i guess they're doing so well in educating they can afford the time and energy to go after superhero lunch boxes. boy, that he the truth. >> and this, a chant that will make you sick.

>> those are black lives matter protesters marching at the minnesota state hours after a texas deputy was shot and killed. this could win you a free trip around the world. but there's a catch. hang around.

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the chant taunting police officers during the minnesota state fair saturday wreaked havoc in minnesota. hours after texas deputy darren goforth was executed in texas. so what's going on in our country? executive director of black sphere, kevin jackson. your reaction to friday's events followed by saturday's events? >> well, the friday events were tragic and certainly a stain on the nation. saturday is pretty much par for the course these days, brian. if you recall, they had the same chant a while back when another officer was killed.

and then, of course, we had the officer who got beat up on camera and they filmed him. the unfortunate thing is this is the black lives matter movement which can only be described as nonsense, creating a lot of this type of thing around the country. >> sure. >> it's going to backfire, quite honestly. >> why has the black lives matter movement not been classified yet as a hate group? how much more has to go in this direction before someone actually labels it as such? >> well, they should do it. unfortunately it's being financed by the leftists. ironically, it's people that have nothing really -- no concern at all about black lives, people like george soros. of course, it's a trickle-down theory on the left with this going forward. the sad part about it is the impact that it's going to have in the black community and the fact that it takes away so much thought about what really is the problem in the black community, which is a lack of whole black

families and what it allows people to do is say hey, let's point the finger at everything except where it really needs to point. if we had more black families whole in the community we would have a lot less of this. if we had clernly who were willing to support real issues and change in the black community we would have a lot less of this. of course, congressional black caucus, who actually love this is type of strife. >> it's interesting. they interrupt bernie sanders, governor o'malley. and hillary clinton. they all want that sector so valuable for the primaries. politically they don't know what to do. >> politically, what they're doing, brian, they want this to be the thing that rallies blacks off their seats and into the polling booths. the irony is that it will have the exact opposite impact. overwhelming mantle of blacks in america want what every other human being wants in america, white, black or otherwise.

they do not support this movement. it's something like 64% against it. >> dr. ben carson had a thoughtful piece last year that may speak in large part of all people in all communities. thank you for your time, kevin. >> my pleasure. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. a plane plummets from the sky and is caught on camera. >> we'll tell you where that ceo of cheating website ashley madison steps down after the hack. e harmony founder has the five keys to a happy marriage. >> the anti-ashley madison. >> that's right.

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>> we've got quick headlines for you. three-time junior olympian and track star from texas has died weeks after fighting a brain-eating amoeba. sad. 14-year-old michael riley jr. came in contact with the amoeba while swimming with his teammates in houston. crowd shocked after a horri horrifying crash narrowly missed spectators. here is part of it. the pilot was killed after nearly completing a loop de loop. the rest of the festival was canceled. it's unleer what went wrong. the ceo of cheating website ashley madison resigned

following the massive hack outing. he remained silent since hackers started dumping the stolen data, including several e-mails belonging to him so -- >> what's the key to a happy relationship, one that doesn't include cheating perhaps? here to break it down dr. neil clark warren, ceo and founder of e-harmony. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> e-harmony has been going strong for 15 years matching people. >> 15 years. >> it's based on a 29 point matching system. what is it? >> what we did, elisabeth, we had 800 couples in our control group actually, we had 200 just really satisfied people in marnl and 200 pretty dissatisfied and began to look what makes the difference? >> what is? >> they're well matched on 29 variables of the i just want to

say straight out that we believe in long-term marriage lifetime marriage. we have a wonderful divorce rate -- no divorce rate is wonderful, i suppose. >> so what keeps couples together longer? one i imagine would be loyalty. >> loyalty is a big one. that is an appropriate one, right? and another quality that's so critical is that they be unselfish. that they think about the other person's welfare first before they think about their own. >> instead of worrying about am i happy, worry about are they happy? >> exactly. third one would be they need to be matched up on certain variables that are really critical like intelligence. if one person is really, really bright, the other person needs to be pretty bright, too. if you get a big difference between the two. like my mom and dad. my dad was a genius. my mom was a wonderful, sweet country girl who just had probably a little bit better

than an average i. qurchlq. they didn't talk much. because my dad wanted to talk theatrical. >> is this true? >> this is the truth. we had a very quiet home. >> opposites don't necessarily attract. what do you do, put the radio on? i'm staggered by this. >> opposites sometimes do attract. we always like to think opposites attract and then they attack. if you're opposite someone you have to negotiate a lot of things. that isn't so good. >> you also say generosity is key. >> i love generosity. i think it's one of the most important variables. i love my dad for that. at his funeral so many people came up and said i went to o.j. and asked him for $100 and he put a check in the envelope and handed it to me and i got home and opened it up and it was $300. my dad was like that.

i love that. i think any woman loves that in a man. and any man loves that in a woman. >> and be kind, you say. >> oh, kindness. the number one thing that everybody wants in a relationship is somebody who is kind. i should tell you this, elisabeth, and maybe the two gentlemen would like to know this, too. that women really love a man who has a sense of humor. >> true. >> it's really crucial. i kind of link that in my head to any the want to know that they can trust a man under every circumstance. if he has a little sense of humor he become morse trustworthy. >> and resilient. >> true happiness in marriage on your sight so i am impressed with what you do. >> i love that. we think we have 2 million marriages. if i could quickly tell you one thing we're doing it's called eh plus for people who are so busy they don't have time to spend on the computer. and it costs a little bit more but we hold their hands, pick the people for them. you can talk to our person every day. this is a phd level person.

>> dr. warren, thanks for your time here today. >> thank you so much. >> the anti-ashley madison. >> that's right. >> 28 minutes now after the hour. >> still ahead, a mother charged with child endangerment after she accidentally forgets her baby in a shopping cart. is this an honest mistake or worthy of a crime? your responses are pouring in on that straight ahead. remember when new york city mayor bill diblasio ate pizza with a fork about knife? turns out it says something about your personality. >> it does. >> crust first? >> folder. >> are you? what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted

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morning. elisabeth and i showed you our school photos. we took the big risk, took the big leap. now it's time for to you step up. >> carolina sent us hers, first grade portrait. this picture, by the way, was take nen 1958. >> very nice. >> she looks great. >> take a look at ice cat high school picture from 1986 from the proud sister of worcester, mass. >> ice cat, huh? >> and from 1969, too cool for school. >> with a bow tie. that's not embarrassing. >> humiliate yourself. we'll help. >> get some teased hair. >> i have teed hair, little feathers in the hair. i'll send it in. yeah. yeah. good morning. a couple of headlines to bring you right now. a new hero has emergesed from

that horrific ballpark accident that happened over the weekend. atlanta braves fan fell to his death and now we are learning dr. rico tta treat the murrey until parms paramedics arrived. this is the second time in two years that a fan has fallen from the stands in that atlanta stadium. a wake is being held this afternoon for news photographer adam ward while a private memorial for reporter alison parker is now in the works. there was an interfaith service that took place yesterday. the station's general manager, jeff marks recalling both ward and parker's fun-loving take on life. listen to this. >> adam and alison saw as their mission to awaken us what was good and fun in life. adam many days would take a

piece of candy and take a wrapper and hide it on the weather set to see if he could later see it on the air meaning leo had not found it. leo said he found one of those on wednesday. >> marks went on to talk about awareness for mental health issues. former station employee vester flanagan gunned down parker and ward on a live shot and then later took his own life. >> a mother of four young children has been charged with child endangerment for accidentally leaving this young baby boy at a grocery store parking lot in this grocery cart. cherish peterson said she didn't realize 2-month-old huxton was still in that cart until she got home. the cops were called and cherish picked up her son at a nearby salon. cherish and her son now simply say it was an honest mistake. listen. >> i got into my car and

normally i put my cart away but i didn't need to. i parked at the front of the store. i never park there and i drove away and i never took my other kids out of the car. so it wasn't like i knew i left him. i thought the whole time he was in my car. >> a mistake was made and we've learned. we're not perfect. we're not perfect. but we love our family and we love our children. and we're grateful everything is okay. >> a real firestorm online, some people call her a horrible mom. others start a facebook page to support her #i stand with cherish. right there. the most adorable game of pekp peek-a-boo or not? >> get him, isaiah. there he is.

>> how sweet is that? that is isaiah chute, and a young gorilla having a playdate of sorts. >> every kid watching now wants a gorilla. >> bring me the gorilla in the window. >> fantastic. >> funny. so pizza came while we were listening to your headlines, heather. we can dig in. how would we eat it? behavior expert says the way you eat your pizza says plenty about your personality. >> scientific study funded by nimh. >> it's a behavior study. >> it is. >> and it says it shows your personality trait. if you fold it, that's my style. >> what does it say about you? >> you are considered a driver, influencer. you could be a driver, influencer or supporter. if you fold it, you are probably doing something else. you're a multitasker and not worried about the taste.

>> the crazy thing is what about the ones that eat crust first? >> obviously that's a sign that you're disturbed. >> no. don't judge me. >> i try not to judge. but i am. this research suggests something else. you're an influencer say the researchers, spontaneous, live your life to the fullest. also a little weird. >> you're a multitasker as well. >> i am a multitasker. i didn't realize until now. i have never done this, though. except when my mom used to make chef boyardee. >> a fork and knife with your pizza, you're considered warm and friendly, team player and the shoulder to cry on. but if you just bite it, you're known as a careful corrector, you prefer predictability. will taste exactly the same. >> where the downside? where is the pizza personality that labels you as dangerous?

>> i had two pizzas over the weekend. >> no way. >> friday and saturday. >> i think 90% of the people watching right now are folders. >> of course they are. >> it's hard to eat like this. most expedient way. >> are you a folder? or are you a bite by bite? >> bleaker street pizza, probably some of the best pizza in america. we want to thank them for bringing us breakfast. >> the only time i had the chef-boy-r-dee pizza, my mom would make it. you put it in the pan and spread it out. the problem was it was loose. we couldn't actually eat it unless you held it like this. we needed a fork and knife. at that one moment i would be judged differently than i am normally. >> there are exceptions to the rule. >> there are. >> for brian kilmeade. >> no, the exception to the rule is get somebody else to make your pizza. >> thank you. coming up next, donald trump and ben carson are surging in the polls on the republican

side. hillary clinton meanwhile, wow, is losing her lead to bernie sanders, socialist senator from vermont whachlt does this say about the american voter? >> it would be interesting to see why we like socialists all of a sudden. kicking it off on our plaza with two tennis greats and we'll get a chance to serve against them and against the fox business network anchors who i have met. i'm ready to crack like nobody's watching. why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab lover's dream or savory snow crab bake.

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found in ice cream that will cause it not to melt. somewhere on your body in exchange for an all around the world explore ticket. you have to especially koot tattoo for at least a year, three inches wide and & it needs to be visible. good luck, tucker. make the right decision. >> i'm trying. thanks, brian. republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson is closing the gap on donald trump in the most recent polls out of the state of iowa. meanwhile, bernie sanders, third-string social senator from vermont has made massive gains on hillary clinton, just seven points behind her in iowa, first contest of the season. does this show that americans have changed in their views? they're mad. here to weigh in, peter, it's great to see you. had you asked me a year ago that

if this was a candidate on t republican side that went aft after -- >> it's a disgust. there's a disrespect. there's a contempt for our government. there's a feeling of absolute abandonment. you feel left behind. a lot of people feel left behind. >> of course. >> i meet them every day. on the left and on the right. they say what happened to me? what happened to my -- people that look like me? people who say black lives matter, people who say white lives matter, people who say they're christian. people who say they're underemployed, they're unemployed, that they've had no opportunity. whatever race. so what it says is there is a deep economic disconnect in this country. >> yes. >> and people are saying the political quest, the people that live in big homes outside of

washington, they are not the people that should be rewarded in this country. the hardworking americans should be rewarded. and sanders and trump, to some extent now dr. carson, have funneled that dissatisfaction and contempt and disgust. >> the fed lowers the price of money to zero. interest rates are nothing. a small group gets super rich. that's a quick and dirty explanation. >> it is the absolute view. donald trump through twitter becoming a superstar. bernie sanders saying a vacation for everyone. a sick leave for everyone. a socialist. donald trump, a billionaire strong man. and these people are leading a huge portion of the american electorate, 50% of the american electorate in saying we've had enough. >> my impression is the people

in charge look out their bay windows and say america is insane. >> no. they're in a panic and will do everything they can to destroy the sanders candidacy, the trump candidacy. those candidacies likely in the end will not succeed because the for also say they can't succeed. >> will anybody learn anything? >> they'll learn that there is a primal scream, that there is outrage, that there is dissatisfaction, that the government needs to be responsive on taxes, on employment, on health care, on opportunity, on giving everyone a slice of the pie. hard left says we need to return to fdr. the hard right says what happened to us? we were left behind in this secu scurry to do something for a small group of people including immigrants. we're going to have xenophobia and people losing their minds to

the point where someone says we need to bring it together and take dare of all of these groups in the america, not one to the exclusion of others. that's why sanders and trump are doing so well. they're channeling america and you can't ignore it. >> we'll look back and say we live thud something transform active. >> i hopes it transformative. >> good to see you, peter. >> we're serving up a party on the plaza. tennis party. u.s. open kicks off today, of course. we're challenging to tennis champions and our pals from fox business, who can serve the fastest? that will be humiliating. stay tuned. first, bill hemmer for a look that comes up. >> i thought you were going to say that's cool. >> downright humiliating. >> doctor, good morning to you. >> cold blooded assassination, that's how the murder of a cop is described. and that suspect faces a judge this morning. >> new polling proves something is going on out there, who is up

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enbrel, the number one rheumatologist-prescribed biologic. it's the best part about summer ending, u.s. open kicks off in new york. this year is serving up a ton of excitement. >> you're right, tucker. joining us from the tennis channel, lynndie davenport, l p olympic gold medalist, winner of u.s. open, australian open. >> let me tell you who else is on the panel to get you other business counterparts, derdre

bolton. >> thank you for make meeg stand next to lindsay in running shoes. >> it was supposed to be happy to be here. >> the secondest thing is being a commentator with the tennis channel. maria sharapova is out. what does that do to the women's side? >> to be one of the best competitors not be able to play certainly disappointing. from the women's side all about serena, calendar year grand slam. i'm not sure too much could detract from serena and all her attention but maria, second best player in the world not able to play gl woman that beat you in '99. >> come on! >> when she won the u.s. open. >> bring up painful memories. >> exactly. >> what about the men? federer, djokovic? >> jek vich has had an

incredible year. we would be talking about both djokovic and serena going for the grand slam if it weren't for the french open. but roger federer is timeless, 34 years of anal. won the last big warm-up in cincinnati, beating djokovic and murray along the way. tough semi final loss last year. such a great story. but never count out roger federer. >> new york is behind one person each time. it has to be federer. they like the guy in his 30s trying to hold on. >> every single place he plays is a home match. so magnanimous. he makes it look easy. it is not. >> we're going to have a competition. >> it's going to get ugly. >> i'm in my boat shoes. >> tell us the basic. >> lindsay, what do i need? >> get the arm going and out in

front. snap that wrist. >> yes! >> very good. >> okay. who's up? you can do this. >> 52 miles an hour? >> 52. you have to beat it. >> pretty good. pretty good. >> what was it? >> you're winning so far. elbow up. good speed. >> all right. >> how come you only post the girls? >> looking good, elisabeth. >> tucker, are you getting in there? >> there we go. need a big one here. >> here we go. come on. get that arm going.

>> i'm impressed. >> need a big serve here. >> how fast is your serve? >> i think a record 128. >> what's the record? 73? >> 73. >> come on! >> better beat 77. you can do it. >> i'm sure. >> "fox & friends" -- >> thank you, guys. thank you, guys.

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>> do we have a winner? >> mike. >> congratulations, 172 miles an hour. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. fox news alert now. bill: a veterans sheriff's deputy executed in what police are calling a cold-blooded murder. martha: the police say the suspect shannon miles ambushed the officer while he was pumping gas. officers say there is no clear motive other than the victim was a police officer. >> our assumption is that he was a target because he wore a