to worry about. >> and katelyn says, depends on the kids too. my parents never talked to me about alcohol and i turned out fine. don't go by a guide line, go by what feels right for your kids. today is tuesday, september first and i'm elisabeth hasselbeck and this is a new alert. the breaking details for you just ahead. and while you were sleeping more hillary emails exposed. the state department released 7,000 emails that show that not only did she break the law but she laughed. did someone get pushed off the roof? we'll discuss it.

♪ hi, welcome everybody. look, pete's in for steve. >> great toio ahe have you heree kirby couch. >> it's going to be a huge show. i couldn't believe what happened. and hannity was live last night because the emails were released. we got a quick review of what happened. >> and now fox news alert, over 7,000 pages of emails from hillary clinton's private server have been released by the state department. >> a whopping 125 contained classified information. >> reporter: lot of documents. and what the clinton team is going to argue is the point in time in which they were classified. the state department says it was

recently clasified and the clint team will argue it wasn't classified at the time it was sent. and she said the reason why she set up this private inhome server was because she didn't want to have to carry more than one device. and take a look at this, an aid says to hillary, your ipad has arrived. so, apparently there was another device and she said that's exciting news, do you think you can teach me to use it. and then hillary to another person, please feel free to use whatever my current email address may be and her email address did change more than once. and the issue is really what we don't know. because a lot of the emails simply look like this. been blacked out by the state department. so, there are a lot of things about these exchanges that may remain a mystery and remember,

there are 10s of thousands of etmae emails that she deleted. her server is being examined to see if it was fully wiped clean and this is certainly not going to go away anytime soon and her numbers have been taking a beating, especially in those early states of new hampshire and iowa. >> so, this would be the largest batch of email dumps and the next will be in april. we have to keep digging through them and apparently those and her staff were in the know about classified emails. these emails back and forth show concern and kind of blowing it off by hillary when it comes to the privacy and security of our

nation here. >> absolutely. she noted in the conversations, they're talking around things and about the country we're discussing. i mean, she knew it. you know what classified information looks like and it's even more classified in real time. only 25% of the total amount has dripd out. it's going to keep drip, drip, drip and as you mentioned, so many we never have seen. >> is it concerning that she was at ease with the fact that these emails were going through. >> and she ignored the guidance. it reminds me of -- erick cartman used to say, whatever, i do what i want. and that's what she said. she was running her own gig.

>> here's something that was in one of the emails. to bloomingthal. he said it's out of power, willing to say anything to grab it. also says basically a hate party and calls john boehner an alcoholic who's selfish, incompetent and lazy and this was somebody that hillary clint was told you can't have in the state department and he's commenting on everything from sue d sudan and we found out about her private server because of that and about multiple addresses and that she flat out lied to us when she first addressed the existence of this private server and says i did it because of consolidation of devices and she's dug one over. in 2010 she talked about getting

an ipad and she's even impressed her daughter that she lives on thei p ipad. >> president obama was the one who told her not to talk to bloomenthal. and yet, this was the person that she went to for advice. >> and also the person who coined the phrase, "permanent campaign." and we're going to ask these question of dick cheney and liz cheney at 7:15. and there's a change in the polls and not so much that donald trump is coming down but ben carson is up. and he's in a dead heap with donald trump in iowa. and he's by far -- looked at the

most favorably by republican voters in iowa. man, how has he done it? >> he said this is going to be the summer of ben. >> if you're in bazaro world and you had to create an antidonald trump, it would be ben carson. who knew it was the summer of ben carson. he's the ultimate gentle, soft spoken family doctor. who can not like the guy. and he doesn't pretend or attack. he's just very soft spoken. >> i think amongst conservatives, they remember when he spoke up curagesly in front of barack obama and they say, this is a guy with curage. it doesn't surprise me that he has risen in the polls. >> the christian science monitor

said don't forget about this. and he is to some, the republican's black obama or perhaps mara thentically black and he grew up raised by a single mom and he talked about that quite often. a lot of republicans are tired of being criticized as being antiblack. out comes the surgeon from meager means with a single parent mom who's illiterate and wants to be president. >> and donald trump going on the attack. online via instagram, twitter, begins with this online video attacking jeb bush over illegal immigration. watch this. >> yes, they broke the law. but it's not a felony. it's an act of love.

>> i think that's extremely powerful, again, he's the master of twitter. and they're going to start spending their $150 million and it says, jeb bush akccumulated n eight year history of cracking down on violent criminals as governor of florida. >> he called nancy pelosi the greatest. i mean they're taking him very seriously and they're going to punch back with the gloves off. >> and glove on for jeb bush right there. it's important to note that he was not talking about illegals

convicted of serious crimes. and he stands by the fact that he talking about people coming here to seek opportunity and not referring to if francisco sanchez, who is a man found guilty of murder. and is he the king of twist in that add? >> and the question is the donald trump right or is bush right. and they just want to come to america but they're not doing it the right way. >> and he's saying, you can do this all you want but i have evidence you supported a sanctuary leader. >> good morning, elisabeth, bryan and pete an atlanta area

police officer rush under to surgery after being shot rushing to an emergency at the wrong house. they were never given an exact address. when they arrived, it matched the description from the 911 call, and they went inside and that's when the shots were fired. both the officer and the home owner were hit by bullets. all of the officers involved are on administrative leave. a powerful monsoon rolls into phoenix, dumping three inches of rain in just one hour. and you can see transformers as they start to erupt, killing the power to more than 55,000 homes. and 75 mile-per-hour winds and shattering windows as well.

an american college student is presumed dead after vanishing in a swimming trip in south africa. he's a junior at george washington university. he went swimming with friends when he was reportedly pulled away by a rip current, the friends ran for help, bullt upton's father said it took five hours to get help and he is believed to have drowned. and governor chris christie going on the tonight sho jimmy fallon and talking about donald trump. >> is this a surprise to you about donald trump being ahead? >> of course, didn't you? >> later on christie getting a little more serious telling jimmy fallon that the election

is a long way off. and jimmy fallon uses him as a punching bag a lot. >> they gave him two blocks. i watch it in the morning. and chris christie is going give me the sunday show. if he goes down, he's going to go down with a fight. and coming up, irt's a sickening chance for a men and women in blue. watch this. >> so, protests like this one fuelling the attacks on cops. colonel allen west is up next. and meet the father who is out to get revenge. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares.

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all right. protesters spark fear and calling for more violence against cops. and now here defending the inflammatory chant. >> when we say fry, we're not speaking of kill a police officer. we're saying, treat the police the same as you're going to treat a civilian who commits murder against a police officer. >> i don't know what that means. and lieutenant colonel allen

west. so, black lives matter, they march down the street, and say pigs in a blanket, fry them. and this is one day after a cop is murdered because he had th u odd asty to put gas in his car with his uniform on. is there linkage? >> there is because there's speech that has been accepted. remember in new york city you heard, what do we want? dead cops when do we want them? now. and what defines hate speech to the progressive socialist left. when you look at pizzaria owners and told they have hate speech because they don't want to serve same-sex marriage because of their religious believes but you have people talking about

killing our law enforcement officers and that's acceptable. and lewis fair contalking about killing white people and no charges are ever brought against these individuals and this is an important topic that president of the united states of america needs to talk on. >> and he did speak yesterday and gave his condolences. and it was brought up last night with megyn kelly and you have to say that sarah palin's remarks have to do with the shooting of gabby gifford. do you agree? >> no, they're absolutely insiddious remarks. you have a movement funded by the left, but you don't see these people going into the neighborhoods in new york, baltimore, atlanta where you see

this absolute increase, genocide of young black men that are killing themselves. this is all driven by political ideology and the idea that we are allowing people to go out and quote talk about killing cops, that's not free speech, that's hate speech. >> and thanks so much. >> thank you so much, bryan. >> 10 minutes now before the bottom of the hour. the former wrestler, sweaty guy used to wear speedo s going after chris kyle's widow again. and get high and do good? marijuana used to pay for schools?

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navy s.e.a.l.'s widow was not enough for jesse ventura. >> in a new interview with high times, he says, we haven't lost our moral compass when people like chris kyle are turned into heroes. you can't lie and have honor. and that his widow is not out one cent. and corporal chic is a close friend. he joins us now. we thank you for your time and service. and you sustained injuries while serving in iraq and a dear friend to chris kyle. when you hear jesse ventura run his mouth like that, you say what? >> it's ignorance is bliss, right. it's interesting that jesse wants to say something about

honoring a hero that lied or what have you and that he's not a hero and we've lost our moral compass. you know what, it's hard for me to understand that because how is someone who was awarded two silver stars and a bronze star not a hero? i guess for ventura commonsense has left the building a long time ago. >> and how is this impacting the kyle family and friends? i mean, this continued assault on chris kyle, what kind of impact is that having? >> you know, rightfully so, this is a family still very much in mourning and they have two little kids still that are still growing up and they just want to mourn the loss of their daddy. and ventura can't get past his

own ego and ignorance to allow that to happen and that's a shame. >> but he says his lawsuit hasn't hurt the kyle family at all. what would you say to him if you could today? >> i guess the way i'd put it to you guys, since we're on air and everything, i would say, just quit being a clown and go crawl back under the rock you came from. >> it is amazing, what is he -- what does it matter to him where the money comes from? is he trying to make some kind of a sick point? what is motivating a guy like this from your perspective? >> i guess at the end of the day, i would guess it's stupidity. because again, he talks about not honoring the truth of a

hero, where at the end of the day, i assure you there are far less navy s.e.a.l.s that will stand at kyle's side than jesse ventura's side, i assure you. >> and yourself having served in iraq as a marine, thank you for defending the family and coming on with us this morning. >> thank you, appreciate you guys. coming up, if you thought your college parties were crazy, look at this. a woman gets pushed off a roof. they fight for our country and come home and can't find a job? well, not anymore. and happy birthday to singer gloria esstephan, she's 58 years young today.

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take a look at this. a robbery plot foiled in massachusetts. >> morning to you. a burglar under arrest right now in a massachusetts community, finally safe. all thanks to one very clever little girl. the 12 year old was inside her house when she realized a man was trying to break in and instead of panicking, she called 911. >> what's your emergeancy? >> the little girl turned her cell phone video camera on and recorded the man as you can see there, in her yard and police

say he used a tool to pry open the windows. how scary. the chilling moment when you can hear that door open, it's all caught on camera and that's when the little girl said she ran and hid in the closet. >> my mom is coming home from work and she's almost here and i don't know what to do. >> stay on the phone, the crews are getting there. >> and moments later, police arrested this man, clinton joyce, the heroic 12 year old wants to remain anonymous but does have some tips. >> first of all, do not rob my house and second, i do not think robbing is nice. it doesn't get you really anywhere in life. >> well, he may want to take that advice. police say he was on parole for

the same crime. they just don't learn, do they. >> what sensible young girl. >> i know, wasn't she very clever. >> so smart. thank you. >> am i going to have to take sick day or vacation day? i'm not really sure. it doesn't matter. >> i'll take care of him, don't even worry about it. say you're sorry. >> so good to see heather again. >> you know what happens when you're pregnant, you get forgetful. >> well, why do you forget me. >> i haven't been pregnant in a while and i still forget. the hunt is on for a box of radio active materials that got lost on the way to texas a&m's

campus. it never made it to the college station's lab for research. now, the strange thing is that fedex records say that someone did sign for it back on august the 21st, lab researchers are still hoping to find it. they say the elements don't pose any harm if they remain secured and undisturbed. that's been more than two weeks now. a father stricken with grief attacking the killer of her 3-year-old daughter in court. watch. that convicted killer in the yellow was being sentenced in michigan when dwayne smith lands a solid punch from behind. the killer was sentenced to a minimum of 6 years behind bars. and footage of a college student being thrown off of a

roof. near bridgewater state university. she was dancing on the roof when the crowd yelled jump but when she refused a man climbed up and shoved her off the building. luckily, she was not hurt. an investigation is underway on that campus. well, your remote control drone has nothing on this thing. take a look. wow, freaky, right? well, here's what happened. a pair of builders in the uk used 54 drone propeller to fly him into the haihe air and it m get you 10 feet off the ground. >> i'm not sure what the utility is of that but it looks like a lot of fun.

good morning. and today we're going to be tracking several areas of active weather and yesterday we actually had strong storms throughout arizona and they're improving and we expect them to fizzle out and then more possible later on today. and the monsoonal moisture being a big story. and we continue to deal with what was tropical storm erika. and 4 to six inches of rain in georgia and northern florida. so, that seems to be the bull's-eye. and northwest bringing beneficial reign to washington state and still feeling like summer from the plains to parts of the east coast. >> thank you for that. well, up next, veterans returning home from the battle field have a new fight, finding the job.

and those serving in iraq and afghanistan and 6.7%, even higher than the national unemployment rate of 5.3. >> and knowing how hard it was for him to transition into civilian life, he creates a company that helps vets. >> you want to learn more, here we have more on the plaza. >> reporter: good morning. i wanted to bringia th ii iyou y and they say it's the right opportunity that these guys are looking for. this opportunity, we think is amazing. and you mentioned flanagan a moment ago and he said veterans need the right opportunity and he started this franchise. >> j dog was started in 2011 and we started it to build something that was profitable.

we put veterans to work in our community and we haul junk and declutter homes. >> and these trucks are going to show up at my house. i can't wait. >> the community knows we're coming and knows we are respectful and on time and that's what we do. >> and you just started this year, january. and you said you met a lot of veterans that, again, needed the right opportunity. and what was the transition for you? >> it was smooth. >> and you started in january and said you just bought another one? >> yeah, we went full time in april and three months later, i already had my return on investment and bought anath r franchise. >> and you're a franchisee in dallas, texas and said you found

this through a veteran's fair? >> yes, i want through an entrepreneur seminar and hooked up with an ad visor and he said what about this? and i said that's great. >> you must get an amazing response in texas? >> yeah, kids running down the street, it's like a parade, kids yelling, hey, jdog, stop. >> and you want to hire about 2,000 veterans. and you want veterans specifically for these jobs and opportunities. >> we're the only franchise in the country that offers this opportunity. >> and right now, you're in pennsylvania, texas, florida, south carolina, tennessee. where else do you want to open up? >> over the weekend, we committed seven in batten rouge, louisiana and we're expanding

into chicago. every day leads are coming in. >> the most random thing you've been asked to haul? >> piece mole. >> people have random stuff in their homes and you're going to help them with it. great story today, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and i have to repeat this to you. they want the right thing and they want to have their own business and do something that's meaningful after the meaningful experience of serving our country and this is a great one. jdog, you have to try it. >> moving hearts, i would add, today. >> great for the bottom line. fantastic effort. >> 19 minutes down before the top of the hour.

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are going to be receiving, and it's more likely than not that the taxpayers will be subsudizing their drug use rather than help integrate them into society. >> if there was way to do this to make sure they're using it for food than selling their cards, that would help streamline the crit lks? >> and texas actually has one of the lowest residivism rates in the country. it's only 24% and that's a dr d credit in some respects to things that governor perry did right in his term. >> you're out of jail and you're saying if you can give somebody food, they can focus on their rehab and aclumeanting back into

society? >> no, i actually think enables behavior. and what do you say to a mother and we're taking a portion of her money to give to this drug dealer? >> it doesn't make sense to have a life long stigma. this is america, a land of second chances and further more, the science on this backs up whattium r iu'm saying. once person is out for three years without committing another one, they're no more likely to reoffend than any person off the street. so, we're penlizing people long after they're a risk to the people. >> and texas is going to lift it. it would be great to see oversight. and maybe have a sunset on it so it's not there forever.

thanks so much. >> thank y much. >> all right, 12 min butes befo the top of the hour. the school is handing out something to the ra's and it says white men cannot be oppressed? >> truth. >> wow, jesse watters asking students about the controversial training guide. and are you a frequent flyer? don't worry, our travel expert says here that how to get ahead big time and save your miles. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini.

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good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 1st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. overnight another cop is shot in

critical condition after responding to a call for help. breaking details straight ahead. more hillary clinton e-mails exposed. state department releasing 7,000 pages that show not only did hillary break the law butcrack ed jokes about it. we have reaction from dick cheney next. talk about a whale tail. >> i'm so sorry. i don't believe i've just heard -- this is incredible. i've heard word we have on our helicopter a blue whale. >> wow, he is excited. a live interview interrupted. that reporter can't believe his eyes. neither can i. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪

take a look at this. we have power on our plaza 48th and 6th at "fox & friends." you're looking at muscle cars. that's right. going to flex them coming up in our program. brian, how much do you want to drive that? >> is that your garage? >> if you're coming to the city, you can park on the veranda if you bring all your cars. i said fine. i don't think i know how to do that. >> that looks like your style, that red car. >> why not. >> if everyone doesn't get a car from us soon, we're going to do this until all our viewers buy a vehicle. >> we're going to find your vehicle soul mate. new e-mails released by the state as court ordered. >> 125 contained classified information. >> wow. joining us now from washington d.c. with the details, doug. what do you have? >> good morning.

a lot e-mail is what we have. what stands out is what you can't see. e-mails with blank areas that have been erased by the state department. 125 are now classified. state department said they weren't at the time they were sent. maybe they should be now. that's important distinction for clinton folks. that's what they maintained. hillary clinton didn't knowingly send information marked as classified. that's her careful defense here. people that deal with classified information say that is not necessarily a good leg to stand on. >> they weren't classified when they were written. >> they were. >> everyone in the state department should know that foreign government communications are necessarily classified. >> remember hillary clinton's defense she had a private server because she wanted to carry one

e-mail device. look at this e-mail. an aid says your ipad has arrived. hillary clinton says that's exciting news. can you teach me to use it on the flight to kiev next week? >> there's an answer e-mail she sent to then u.n. ambassador susan rice. use whatever my current e-mail address may be any time. fbi has clinton's server they're going through to resurrect data. one interesting note. this need for e-mail privacy seems to run in the family. chelsea sent an e-mail to her mother and included the line please do many not forward this without asking me first. this is what we all include in e-mails to our parents. >> thank you for that.stlatest, batch coming in e-mails.

next batch coming. get ready for that. you have to wonder if hillary was aware this was happening, being dooeevious and dangerous not informed? was it dumb and devious? i can't wait to find out from dick cheney. he's coming up in ten minutes. >> along with the private server, this is not helping per the fact the court ordered monthly document dumps, releases. it's better for her campaign to get it all out right away. instead the judge said 7,000 at a time. first she got reprimanded because they weren't doing it. the other thing is clear, she has multiple addresses.

she says just know this is from me. >> her team knows about it. the state department seems clueless. >> it's clear in the e-mail text they were aware of it. they were saying the country i'm referring to. talking about is this classified or not? they knew from the beginning. this is the tip of the iceberg. 25% of e-mails have been released. by the way, we're not looking at 30,000 she decided to delete that maybe chinese will deliver them when they come. >> what do you think, dumb and dangerous or devious and dangerous? let us know on facebook and twitter. another thing that's hot today. poll result as show ben carson s caught fire and tied with donald trump. the top three are outsiders. third is carly fiorina. it's interesting to see the top

bunch are not politicians. >> dr. ben carson is 79% in terms of favorability. that's the highest score republicans have across the board. not only is he going up in terms of other poll numbers, but people really like the doctor. >> he says i like to learn. i thought about that statement. the more you hear it and research his background. he says i read policy, travel and talk to people. people say he's getting better on the stump. he's working on it every night. i think his message is going out. he's got a solid social media team who's working precincts especially in iowa. they're starting to get a good idea of what it will take to win the state. >> a lot of people bring dr. ben carson could bring america back to life. why wouldn't we want one of the most intelligent, kind human beings running our nation? >> he has no political

experience. >> some argue that twice in the past two elections. >> two guys 23% in donald trump and carson, completely different styles. one brash, one bold. >> a lot of folks that support carson said he stood in front of the president and told hard truths. that tells a lot about your character. >> i'm waiting to see if donald trump goes after him. seven minutes after the hour, heather has a fox news alert. >> coming out of atlanta, a story we're following closely. an atlanta area police officer in critical condition after being shot responding to an emergency at the wrong house. three police officers were called to investigate a burglary but were never given an exact address. they found the house that matched the description given

during the 911 call. when they knocked on the door, they found it was unlocked. they assumed someone had broken in, went inside. that's when shots started. police officer and the home's owner were hit. all officers involved are on administrative leave. we'll bring you the latest. funeral for the slain tv camera man is held today tolling an emotionalle -- emotional gathering overnight. the 27-year-old adam ward, was gunned down on live the television along with alison parker by a former coworker. parker's funeral arrangements are not announced yet. a powerful storm rolls through arizona dumping three inches of rain many in one hour. imagine that. start to see a the electrical

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is a beautiful thing. we're back with a fox news alert for you. the state department has released another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. it's not looking good for her record at all. 125 of those e-mails had classified information blacked out. >> joining us now to react to this news that's just come out in last few hours former vice president of the united states, dick cheney. they're coauthors of this great new book, exceptional.

the world needs a super power. i'll hold it up. why the world needs a powerful america. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> your reaction of drip, drip, drip, e-mails being released from the private serve senator. >> it's a serious matter. there's certain rules, procedures, statutes about how you treat classified information. everybody that has clearances is briefed into the programs when given clearances. i'm surprised someone who's secretary of state apparently didn't follow the rules or know them. >> i keep asking myself. we boil it down. details have people in the weeds about it. it's taking so long to get e-mails out. the fact our national security was put in a risky position. do you believe hillary clinton was too dumb to realize what she was doing and and made it a

dangerous situation or being devious and made it a dangerous situation? >> i don't know. i haven't talked to her. when you go to the basement for the national security meeting. there's a basket for cell phones, pagers, everything else. no one wants to tap into proceeding has went on. there's a lot of sensitivity around you all the time. for her to have in her home a server for her e-mail set up, it's beyond comprehension. i don't know what they thought they were doing. >> you worked this the state didn't. is will there a loophole or something she could have had an excuse for this? >> nothing i could imagine. the question you say to yourself was she naive and competent enough to think she could function this way or think rules don't apply to her? no matter how you answer that

question, it raises concerns if for her being president. >> it seems like she is above the rules. >> and apparently deleting e-mails from the server while under subpoena. >> president obama didn't want her to do this. he had a whole thing, you shouldn't use your private server. she did it any way. how is that to have someone blatantly disobey you? >> he had ways to correct it. i assume he didn't know about it. this was a practice she did on her own. when dealing with that sensitive information that comes across your desk. you're in meetings, having conversations, meetings that involve classified information at that level, especially secretary of state. >> mr. vice president, we look at poll numbers and this reflects the fact this is not

sitting well with american people. hillary clinton dropped 20 points since may when you look at favorability and trust numbers. they're low. it is opening up the door for vice president joe bide ton sn p in and run. what do you think? >> it's a great idea. he would add a lot to the race. they're short on candidates on their side. they need more. >> let's talk about book. it is phenomenal. gives the reason we are exceptional. the world needs america. liz, why? >> the united states unlike any other community of nations and national body, has to be out there protecting and defending peace and freedom. what we want to do is go back to world war ii. we open 1940 with roosevelt in the nation explaining for 75 years republican and democratic presidents alike for the most

part understand america has a unique role to play. >> mr. vice president, stallon wanted a martial plan to rebuild for america and the world's sake. talk about that decision. >> i'm a huge fan of general marshal. i had the portrait taken down behind my desk and hung up a picture of george marshal. she's a man of other enormous impact. he really shaped our military response, created the military that we used in world war ii, built divisions and had phenomenal impact working with roosevelt. >> america was the only one to do it and save western civilization. >> the only ones that could.

when germany invaded poland 1939, marshal became chief of staff in fact. he did a phenomenal job throughout the war in terms of military strategy, overseeing the whole operation, mobilizing the economy. it was key. >> to that engagement in the woshlg world, what do you say to appetite of people? >> first of all, we need to think about the world in which our adversaries decide what the world order looks like. this is a world not hard to imagine. you have groups like isis, nations like iran, russia, china who clearly have a different concept of what the world should looking like and and how important freedom is. we need to understand we're the exception. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you both. >> good to see you. >> thank you. no heroes allowed.

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are are sniffles. 21 minutes. that's how long it took serena systems to win her match. the picture posted on the internet claiming a little girl's wonder woman's lunchbox was too violent for school. here to fight back himself, super man dean cane. good morning to you.ood morning. >> who knew it was violent? >> i did of course. experienced it before. this is can -- whether true or not -- everyone is is questioning the validity of this. the fact its could possibly be true is insanity to me. super heroes -- with her being too violent, you couldn't have a police officer on your school lunchbox. to me they're heroes. it's insanity.

police and word warriors have lost their mind. >> yeah. the thing is too dean, you take this power wonder woman as a symbol. this is a positive message to that. she fights crime. is that a bad message? >> that's what i'm saying is insanity. that's what i'm saying about police officers. strong, beautiful, independent woman is too violent. i worry about the little girl that got sent home. she's scarred. oh my gosh, i shouldn't have wonder woman. she's too violent. what are we doing to our kids? it's like everybody getting a trophy which i disagree with as well. >> how do you send kids to school with a georgia washington lunchbox or george patton? seriously, where does this end?

>> by the way, kids love the patton lunchbox. every 4-year-old -- >> just a brown bag. >> i'll give my 15-year-old a patton lunchbox. that's for sure. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. those people are heroes to me. like police officers and wonder woman. the most powerful being on the planet, superman. he's the most powerful on the planet. he's the most moral and just person on the planet. raised in small town kansas on small town american values. he's a hero because of that. it's embracing american exceptionalism again. it's ridiculous. if it's true, come on man. >> what an awful lesson to teach kids. >> that's a sports reference, come on man. >> what about the courage of superman's parents knowing their planet was blowing up and having courage to put you in their own

rocket and send to our planet. how fortunate for earth you landed here. >> not if you're going to carry a lunchbox with superman on it. don't you dare. very bad. >> going to get a lot of kids in trouble. >> i would lose miss mind. >> super man speaks out in favor of wonder woman. >> absolutely. >> i want to see you on a lunchbox. >> back in princeton days. >> love it. >> thanks a lot. dean cain up early to defend super heroes. a young girl home alone when this happens. that's a man breaking in. how her quick thinking may have saved her life. he sold drugs by age 11, in prison by age 16. something happened. god saved his life. his story and reaction to the

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at the end of the speech, kanye west announced he's running for president in 2020. that's right. he announced running for president after smoking a bunch of weed. then obama was like been there. >> that was jimmy fallon last night. joining us with a reaction to that funny joke and so much more that happened on mtv awards. he is now pastor, correct?

>> congratulations on your book and incredible life. how you got here sitting there in that wonderful suit and great tie. it sounds fiction. tell us a little about the journey that got you here. >> i started selling drugs at age 11, going to suburb middle school predominantly white middle school. someone opened and started to sell drugs right in the school. they started selling these. i took it, thought i was going to be fine. 45 minutes, i felt the power of that drug taking over. i said i really didn't like it. the guy said did you wanted to sell it? started to sell drugs in middle school. parents drop kids not thoughing -- studies show drug dealers target middle schools.

this opens the eyes for parents. >> you wanted to. >> i escaped with handcuffs from the police. had to dress like a woman get on an amtrak train to get to north carolina. became the largest drug dealer in winston, salem. three women came and prayed for me. when i felt the power of god come over me, i took all the crack out of my pocket, threw it in the garbage. i said god i'm never going to sell crack again. i'm going to sell weed because it's natural. i was a little confused. i needed someone to work things out with me. they told me i need to turn myself in.

came to new york, facing seven years for escape charge. the judge pardoned me. that was huge grace. >> mercy. >> she said if i sent you back to jail, we wouldn't want you to become the street god you used to be. we want to see you from the person you are now. >> can i ask you, right now, there seems to be such strife, an area, almost war between black and white again or that being created. when we see videos now and this coming out of minnesota, we see them chant aing pigs in a blank. i would love your words on how we can make it better again and get back to love. >> okay. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a

blanket. >> when we say fry, we're not speaking of kill a police officer. we're saying treat police the same as you're going to treat a civilian who creates murder against a police officer. >> that was defense of that say what do you say? >> that is deplorable. black lives movement is difficult for police. every group can say we're black lives on 55th street. that's a serious problem. real black lives matter is the situation we were in. we went into housing projects and limited homicides for ten years. we stopped black on black crime. this week, we sponsored event where police came in and played basketball with toughest and greatest kids in the kpluntd. that's the stuff that needs to happen. police relationships with people in the community. not walking around chanting

hate. the movement has had positive things. i had friends beat to death, tossed out a window, never made the newspaper. i think bringing some light to the situation is good. without a leader, without someone guiding the movement, there's people that want attention to say horrible things like that. >> how do you explain the fact most african-american leaders never talk about black on black crime? they chump on garner, brown and what they think about that but won't tackle what you tackle. >> there is air play for those dialogues. >> what do you mean? >> sometimes there's not a lot of press when you're doing it. i stopped broad river ten years from homicides. ray kelly came to see me and honored me for what i did. that hasn't been in the press. >> peace makers don't get the press. >> it's usually radical, screaming, angry get the press.

like the whole situation in charlesto charleston. i was there on the ground mobilizing people. there were groups of people that came to turn the heart of people to anger. when we have jesus, god in the community, we can bring healing. we want to see street gods go out there and help change. this book gives a blueprint of how to change. >> you went through it and say look where i am now? >> absolutely. >> such is a great leader. >> thank y'all so much. what a joy. >> find this book. it's exceptional. >> i got an oautograph copy. a mom disappeared without a

trace after helping a homeless man. she volunteers through her church to help the homeless in southern california. she was last seen on her way to pick up a homeless man identified only as patrick. we're told she was talking to him about going to see his parole officer. she drove him there, we understand. she never came home. her family calling police when she didn't pick up her 10-year-old from school. kristin is 5'6" with a shaven head. she was last seen in her 2006 gray toyota corolla. president obama touring alaska saying we are dooming our children's future. listen. >> if we do nothing to keep glaciers from melting, oceans from rising, forests from burning faster, storms growing

stronger, we'll condemn our children to a planet beyond their capacity to repair. he went on to urge world leaders to move quickly to reduce climate change. a robber caught by a clever little girl. a 12-year-old started recording the crook on her cell phone. you see it here. she realized the guy was trying to break into her house. home alone, she called 911. >> my mom is coming home from work. she is almost here. i don't know what to do. >> stay on the phone with me. >> fortunately they got there quickly enough. police arrested this guy, 53-year-old out on probation and parole for same crime, breaking into houses. a smart girl. a bizarre pamphlet handed out at the boston campus telling resident assistants, those that live in the dorm, to teach

incoming students while men can't because they're white. jesse waters went up to the school's campus to ask students what they thought about it. >> do you feel comfortable enforcing this? >> enforcing white males can't be oppressed, no. >> you can't oppress the while male? >> absolutely not. they're racially gender wise above everybody else. >> i can't be oppressed. i don't know about you. >> nobody can hurt you. >> i guess we should point out some students said at any time for any reason, anyone could feel victimized. those are headlines. >> what is it like to be at the top? >> i'm unoppressable. >> fantastic. all right. it's great. we will air more of that peace later. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. >> instead of getting better, problems at the va keep getting

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leg as well, also at the hospital this morning. the only explanation at this point from decab county five minutes outside of downtown atlanta. police had a general vague description. they went inside a back door that was open. that's when the homeowner and police officer shot at one another. all of this, the family pet was shot and killed as a result. an investigation now underway by the georgia bureau of investigation. officials handing this over saying they want thorough investigation. the police officer shot in the leg, losing a lot of blood.

the home owner here after being surprised. >> it's such a great honor having you here. it's a mess, we know it. we saw the video of a paraplegic left alone at a hospital. we have medicine going to coo coo lane. you're going to candidates to see their perspective on this issue. how they would remedy the issue. you spoke to ted cruz. >> absolutely. we're doing town halls with policy makers saying the va isn't fixed. let's keep the focus on. yesterday we were in new hampshire with senator ted cruz where a town hall full of vets and family members had the chance to ask what's going on.

he had the chance to give words about what's going on and current va secretary. here he is. >> the problem isn't fixed. i'm interested in results. secretary mcdonald has not been willing to take on the cartel and lead the fight to fix the problem. no, i would not keep him. although, i will say that's not an unusual assessment. it's difficult to any of any obama cabinet member that i would keep. >> go ahead. >> he ended with a joke, but the point is secretary mcdonald was a business leader. we had high hopes for him, supported him. he called it cartel. we call it bureaucracy. if you don't reform fundamentally, it's not going to change. >> if he goes in there to run a business -- put him chairman of wal-mart and running home depot. most think he can do it. he walks in and says we want to

fix these things. union says you're not allowed to. you're not going to put them on probation, put them on 30 days probation period. what do you want him to do? >> problem is running business is different than driving bureaucracy. he's going to allow firing of employees. this would give the secretary ability to fireworkers, yu e th are union or non union not treating veterans properly. for vets out there, we're trying to keep this in the conversation. >> have you met up with trump on this? >> we're open to catching everybody. we've been with rand, marco and bush so far.

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good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 1st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. more hillary e-mails exposed. tate department releasing 7,000 pages of e-mails that show not only did she break the law but cracked jokes about it. i'm not joking. a sick chant about our men and women in blue. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> now the protest leader defending that disgusting chant ahead.

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light church choir. we'll hear the whole song later. this is a little of a song called all lives matter. there in birmingham, alabama. we'll catch them from the start. >> we'll speak to the youth pastor responsible who wrote this song. what an honor to hear from them both in voice and intention behind the words. now to a fox news alert. it happened last night about 9:00 p.m. we had a chance to have ed henry go through it with our team to find out what are the latest batch of hillary clinton e-mails reveali revealing about her day this is the white house and level of confidentiality. >> this is the fourth and largest release since the federal judge ordered the department to undergo monthly releases. remember in april, the executive order signed by president obama revealed confidential

information reasonably could cause damage to national security. we're spotlighting this now. 150 e-mails are entirely censored because they contain classified material. we know the it and state department didn't know what to do about this. didn't know what was going on. they had a number of tail why you ares -- number of failures when hillary clinton was sending e-mails. staff had to pick words carefully because she was using a private e-mail server. >> there was a benghazi situation going on. that gave birth to the fbi situation they picked up the server. they're trying to see what was scrubbed clean and what's out there. she rushed to microphones and

said the reason i used private server was out of convenience. i wanted one device. we now know she was not telling the truth. >> we have the e-mail, one from an advisor talking about the ipad that arrived. hillary clinton said that's exciting news. do you think you can teach me to use it? now we have evidence what she said was not true. she's receiving it, doesn't know how to use it. you don't know how to use the a pad you're e-mailing from. this drips and drips. only 25% of e-mails have come out so far. a lot more to come. inside that communication, it's clear they're dancing around, what should i say or not say? the country i referenced. they can't say the country. they know these things are sensitive. you know when you're talking about something of interest.

they knew it and dancing around it from the beginning. now the world knows. >> i think two things. she wanted her own confidential copy for her own sake. i don't think issue trust the president and her own staff. when she took the job, i don't think they ever stopped being rivals. they wanted to keep secrets from other. state and white house wanted to do their own thing. >> wow. >> i don't think the white house ever trusted. they told her not to bring on blumenthal. e-mails reveal he remained political advisor. >> i'm in the state department and saying wait a second. i have a job answering questions about a secretary of state that left the the job two years ago. the i'm president obama, i'm saying why am i doing this? i told her not to do it. i don't like the knuckle head blumenthal who's clearly a

cloung. why is -- clearly a clown. >> we asked former vice president dick cheney and liz cheney, former state can department official, what they had to say. >> when you go in the situation room west wing basement for a national security council meeting, there's a basket outside. all electronic gear goes in that basket. nobody wants electronic device in the meeting to be conceivably used to tap into the meeting that took place. there's sensitivity around you all the time. for her to have in her home, a server for her e-mail set-up is beyond comprehension. i don't know what they thought they were doing. >> was she incompetent enough to think she could function this way or think the rules doon't apply to her?

it raises real concerns. >> don't worry. that server is guarded by secret service agents. we'll find out. of documents they've gone through, they found out 210 have classified material. >> she's down 20 points since may. favorability going down. people simply do not trust her. >> that's right. another disturbing story. is defending of video we saw yesterday for the first time outside the state fair in minnesota of black lives matter activists chanting down the street, chanting pigs in a blanket, cook them like bacon. they've asked the leader of this particular protest how he feels about it. this is what the leader of the protest said about that chant. >> fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. fry like bacon, pigs in a blanket. >> we see on the flip side of

that is when a police officer kills an unarmed black male, the system still works in their favor. they're able to get bail. when we say fry, we're not speaking of kill a police officer. >> you're not? >> we're saying treat the police the same as you treat civilian who commits murder against the police officer. >> all right. that's why you chant. that's less than 24 hours after a deputy sheriff was gunned down gassing up his i car because he was wearing uniform. we're trying to get the reason that happened 25 miles outside houston. big question is, are the incidents related? are the black lives people prompting violence against cops? the author of the book called "street god" lived life on the streets selling drugs. he had multiple incidents. he weighed in on this. take a listen. >> i think bringing some light

to the situation is good, but without a leader, without someone guiding the government, there's people that want attention and say horrible things like that. the whole situation in charleston, i was there on the ground mobilizing people. quickly groups came in trying to turn the heart of fornegiveness into anger. because of jesus, those people forgave. we have jesus and god in the community. >> he's reaching out, creating a relationship to reduce black on black homicide. it's amazing. his book is "street gods." we look at saturday to yesterday. it was revealed there was no network news morning and evening programming covering disgusting

chants against cops. it's yet to be covered. why? >> you wouldn't know that chant originated december 2014 when two cops were ambushed in new york city in their cop car. instagram post before he shot them said i'm putting pigs in a blanket in their place. >> i do think it was great the president called the family of slain deputy sheriff yesterday from alaska. >> sure. heather has a fox news alert. >> i told you the story and a police officer involved shooting. we'll start with new information. we now though a surprised homeowner is the one who shot a police officer when cops showed up at the wrong house in georgia. here's what we know so far. three officers were called to investigate a burglary. they were never given an exact street address. when they found the home that

matched the description from the 911 call, they went inside the home. that's when the officer was shot. that officer is now in critical condition this morning. we're continuing to follow it. drivers on high alert near battle creek michigan when police warn a highway sniper may be on the loose there. drivers have been calling police claiming cars were hit by bullets. one of those reports has been confirmed. so far no one has been hurt. cops use helicopters to search for that alleged shooter. the hunt is on for a box of rad radioactive materials that got lost in a shipment. it was shipped from a lab the in minnesota and never made it to college station, texas to a research lab on campus. fedex records show someone signed for this august 21st. lab teachers are hoping to find it.

they say the elements won't pose harm if undisturbed and secured. what would you do if you saw this guy? take a look. all right. pretty unusual, right? that's a guy named logan paul. he considers himself to be a social media star. as you see here, he's breaking into splits across new york city. some people just keep on walking by as they would in new york city not giving him a second thought. those are your headlines. brian, i want to see that from you. >> i wish we had time. i looked at run down, no time. >> it's right there. >> give it a try. >> actually this was the time. i blew it. >> oh my goodness.

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they broke the law, with but it's not a felony. it's kind of -- it's a act of love. >> wow. donald trump hammering jeb bush on immigration on a twitter ad on a controversial new camp pain ad you could say. >> you know a little about strategy. thanks for joining us. >> you look at this ad and know it's twisted. jeb bush wasn't talking about criminals committing an act of

love when they murdered innocent people. he was talking about coming here for their families. it was a misuse of words right? >> exactly right. jeb bush was talking about coming here for hope and american tradition. donald trump the turned that to talking about criminals. >> donald trump says they come here for other reasons, they're criminals. both are kind of rights. >> there's an element of being right. when you talk first about hope, opportunity, people come here for what america offers, and we've got to keep criminals out. you have a welcoming and inclusive message. when you say people are rapists and criminals, you have exclusionary keep them out message. very different message. >> why doesn't keep you out --

>> what's happening, republican primary voters are searching and hunting. we're going through deliberate antiestablishment phase. traditionally 20 to 25%. donald trump maybe up to 28% in the recent poll. when this gets down to trump versus one or two other people, can donald trump win? i don't think he can. this doesn't grow the base. >> jeb feeling the heat. his campaign came out with a new video, trump talking about his background. they must be feeling the heetd. there's a back and forth between these two folks? could pit come down to trump an bush s bush? >> primaries are nothing but heat. trump surprised everybody by how

durable he's been. that trump ad was effective. >> obama sh-- excuse me, poll yesterday shows ben carson and trump in a dead heat. >> what carson has going for him is high favorable. people like him. donald trump is winning because of excitement. he has a tremendous number of people that don't like him. he's going to have a challenge growing his vote. >> favorability is trump going up. >> that's true. he has been turning it around. there's a much higher ceiling for a guy like carson. >> surgeons surge. we have a communicator here. >> we really do. >> that's right. communicating master. thank you very much. >> no problem. >> we'll see you if this surge continues. 10 minutes before the bottom

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at 24 minutes past the top of the hour, quick headlines now. a father attacks his daughter's killer in court. >> the convicted killer being sentenced in michigan when dad comes in from behind and land ace solid punch to the back of

his head. he was sentenced to six years behind bars. a college student is seen shoved off a roof in massachusetts. a man pushed her when she refused to crowd chant, jump. she was luckily not hurt. gosh. brian? outrage as we discussed yesterday, continues to grow after a mother of four who left her 2-month-old son in a shopping cart at the store and charged with child endangerment. she left him there 40 minutes. the issue sparked a social media debate of "fox & friends." some backing her up saying it was a mistake, others say it was worth a misdemeanor charge. parenting specialist dr. lindsey and safety mom allison jacobson. do you believe a misdemeanor is worth this case? >> when we become parents, we're not bestowed with super human

powers. we make mistakes. she made a terrible mistake, but there's no neglect here. we're not seeing that. this was a terrible mistake. we're seeing the surge of support because everybody as parents knows at any given time that could be one of us. >> dr., one thing is clear she recollects -- she ended up in a super cuts place for a while. she doesn't have a history of neglect. >> this is breaking the law. there are child protection laws for a reason, to protect children. this is a situation where yes, parents make mistakes. your most precious cargo needs to be loaded into your car first. start with your youngest child and move from there. even if you're in the grocery store parking lot, a child in a shopping cart is not the safest place for them. >> i look at kids, see how young

and needy they are at that age being able to walk, strapped in, knowing they could run in the street. easy for me to see how she could get caught up and forget a kid. is something wrong with me there allison? >> there's the key. she said she did something out of normal routine. usually she parks away to the store and pushes the cart back. this time she parked next to hit and didn't. it takes one small thing to make a difference. i agree. she needs to have something that reminds her to put the child in first. >> are we too safety conscious dr. heller or getting better as a society looking out for kids? >> i don't think we could ever be too safety conscious. obviously a 2-month-old can't fend for themselves. they need us. they need functioning adults looking out for physical and emotional safety.

when you look at a situation like this, it sparks me to look at, is this part of a larger problem? is this parent overwhelmed, exhausted? is this a wake-up call? is this time for her to say, wow, do i need help? >> but not by spending money on legal fees and prison. >> thank you. weigh in at the end of the show. if you thought his comments shocked the catholic church, wait until you hear what he just said. his stance as he comes to america. she thought her husband was miss her first time cheering in the national football league, but -- that cheerleader sees a marine. she joins us live next.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are hearing from the guiding light church in birmingham, alabama. in 25 minutes we'll get the chance to meet all them, hear what's behind the lyrics of that song and what message they want to send to the world. >> music can be very powerful. >> incredible group. it's safe to say morning people, a lot of people can't sing this hour of the morning. i sense they can. >> they're on live this morning. >> someone else who's great this the morning, heather. we'll go over to her now.

>> thanks so much. thanks guys. 33 minutes after the hour, the funeral for the slain news camera man, adam ward, set for later today. 1,000 mourners packed inside a high school to celebrate his life. he was gunned down along with coworker alison parker by a former coworker. parker's funeral plans have not been announced. the pontiff granted power to resolve women who had abortions. pope francis writing he understands the moral anguish that comes with making the agonizing and painful decision of having an abortion. looking for chris christie going on "the tonight show" with

fallon talking about donald trump. >> you have donald trump in the lead of all these polls. is this a surprise to you? >> oh no. i completely expected that, didn't you? >> no. >> of course everything he does is fabulous, spectacular, wonderful, amazing. >> the new jersey governor taking a jab saying he predicted donald trump would be leading in the polls. later, he got serious explaining the election is a long way off. what do you get if you grease a pole and stick a flag at the end? a challenge for a bunch of burly guys to go get it. watch. >> these grown men participated in the annual tradition on the small european island country. the objective of the game is grab the flag. the weather is nice. why not go for a jump in the

weather? those are headlines. back outside to you. thank you for that. onto extreme weather. parts of phoenix left underwater after a monsoon rolled in and dumped rain in the metro area. electrical transformersknocking 55,000 homes there. >> it was a mess for drivers on flooded roadways. >> maria, you knew about this before you got in today. >> it's that time of year we have a lot of moisture across parts of western u.s. in arizona, you get monsoonal storms this time of year. they produce dust storms out there. we're seeing more of texas storms developing later this afternoon. not actually today but over next few days. another big story has been, what happened to erika? it fell apart across the caribbean. heavy rain across florida.

concern for additional flash flooding out there and parts of southern georgia. watch for flooding out there. elevated fire danger in areas. parts of washington state getting beneficial rain. look at high temperatures across the nation. summer like from plains to east coast. >> love being so close to you. i feel i'm getting a closer look at what's going on. a st. louis rams cheerleader was in for a big surprise on her first day on the job. watch this. >> rams fans, please join candice and watch along as she watches a special message from her husband stationed in south carolina is. >> hi candice. i'm so proud of you for becoming a rams cheerleader. i would never want to miss your first game, so surprise.

♪ ♪ >> look at that. candice valentine and her marine husband, first lieutenant august valentine. >> that moment will be relived now. guess who's here? candice and the marine that got promoted. she'll remember her first game for sharing this preseason. moment reflecting back on it. first off, how did you end up on the field as a cheerleader? you tried out, made the team. why was that so important? >> there's quite a bit of overlap as marine officer and cheerleader. physical fitness, community involvement, integrity, representing something bigger than yourself, team work. there's quite a bit of commonality between the two roles. dance is something i've been passionate about since i was a child. i come from a military family. my father was a marine. he passed away when i was young.

i wanted to pursue both those tasks. >> that's incredible. can't thank your family enough for their service. describe that moment when your husband walks up to you. you're hugging him in front of millions of people. can you put words to that emotion? >> i was so taken back, so caught off guard. first of all just to see him, my husband. i knew his unit had made it back state side. i had no idea i was able to secure lead and get back to st. louis for my rookie game. huge shock to see him there. i realized oh my gosh, my employer, the st. louis rams is highlighting and recognizing me, setting up this whole big memory for august and myself at my very first game. incredibly touching. >> you don't think many cheerleaders and marines. your husband is an officer in south carolina. what do you do in the marine

corps when not cheer leading? >> i'm stationed in st. louis because i'm still in school. i'll return to virginia and resume officer training and go to school of naval justice in rhode island. >> good for you. outstanding. thanks for joining us this morning. awesome story. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> good luck to rams this year. got to love that. still ahead, more hillary clinton e-mails released overnight. 125 classified. what legal trouble could hillary face now? peter johnson jr. explains next. a performance that will stop you in your tracks. a church choir restoring unity with one song saying all lives matter. ♪ ♪ we've been helping kids as they grow strong and healthy for generations. ♪ ♪ ially formulated

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we are back from a fox news ale alert. latest document dump of hillary clinton's e-mails bear bad news for the campaign. several had classified info blacked out. what follow-up could hillary clinton be facing? who better than peter johnson jr. break it down. >> thank you. this would go on for months. could be a grand jury in panel. fbi will question mrs. clinton and aids surrounding her with regards to e-mails and regard to private server. it lies a bigger question when you look at e-mails. i had the chance to look at some is. was there a political operation going on. you look at a lot of these e mails, and there's a lot of political advice. sidney blumenthal weighing in on

boehner, on clarence thomas, talking about impeachment of thomas. there's also a notion throughout e-mails that somehow the republican party and especially the tea party is a racist extremist party that harkens back to civil war. so when you see this document dump now and more to come, thousands more to come. you see donald trump and ben carson and carly fiorina, and you see senator sanders and outrage in this country. you say people in this country are upset about the political class that believes it's arrogant enough to have its own e-mail server even when that person is functioning as one of the highest officials of the united states of america. there seems to be a disconnect. it's reflected in american views today in terms of presidential candidates. >> they understood they were

dabbling in unsecure territory. one of the officials assuming hillary had a state gov account. she didn't have one. that must have set up red flags. >> it's almost laughable. it's an e-mail between abedine, one of her top aids and hillary clinton saying, assuming you had state e-mail, it says. to have notion secretary of state that doesn't have secretary of state e-mail. then some folks don't know about it. the person at the help desk, the computer desk at the state department, is scurrying around trying to figure out what's going on. that's systematic of what's going on here. >> the secretary of state might e-mail the president. couldn't the president have noticed or seen -- hey -- >> i think he was upset. what did he do about it?

i suggest almost any communication by secretary of state is top secret. >> yes. >> our legal analysts, thank you very much. good morning. >> good morning. up next, performance by the guiding light church choir. we've been hearing from them all morning. the song "all lives matter." a performance you're not going to want to miss. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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hilla hillary's greatest e-mail. great debate between chris christie and carly fiorina. we'll tell you what they're arguing about today. all that at top of the hour. back to you elisabeth. take a listen to this message of hope in birmingham, alabama. retoe restoring unity rally encouraging people of all races and unions to join. >> perfect time to hear this song. joining us, the youth pastor of the guiding light church in birmingham. thanks for joining us? >> thanks for having he. >> what prompted the action, the song, the belief? >> well, there's so much going on in the world today when you look outside. one of the things you see we're

missing a lot of love. we're missing unity. that was one of the things we needed. we did an event this past weekend called restoring unity. it seemed fitting to show everybody is important. god gave us two commandments. first to love him, and love each other. we need a lot more love and lot more unity. >> that message is incredible. i see your choir behind you, guiding light choir. >> yes. >> why now and why not wait to send this message? what's why you are concern? >> i don't cathink it's a conce. the longer we wait, worse things get. i'm a firm believer if we all get together and speak the same message of love and unity, we can tastart to change the world

>> before you start, tell us about the song, all lives matter. >> essentially just that. if we believe in god, we must love one another. we're one voice, in unity, let's sing each person's life is important. everybody is born with a purpose. every single person has a purpose. >> beautiful message. can't wait to hear it. we're going to let your choir do what they do best. pastor, thank you for your time. >> all right. you ready? >> ready to hear it. >> okay. let's do it. ♪ ♪

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