keep talking about the kentucky clerk held in contempt for refusing to issue marriage licenses. "fox & friends" starts right now. thanks for watching. good morning to you today, it is wednesday, september 2nd, 2015. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck and this is a fox news alert. a massive manhunt underway for three men who gunned down a police officer in cold blood. >> we remember him being deeply committed to fox lake. >> businesses are closed and an entire community is on edge. a live report for you straight ahead. and also this morning, as hillary clinton's email scandal continues to spiral out of control, is she over looking one big problem.

>> she's just a chump, an idiot, then that means she can't run on her expertise and experience. >> has she lost all credibility on this issue? and day care workers running a fight club and filming the whole thing. you're not going to believe this. and despite those three headlines, mornings are better with friends. ♪ hi, good morning to everyone. let's get right to it. stay inside and lock your doors. that is the message in northern illinois, as cops go house tohouse hunting for a group of men who murdered a police officer. >> and live now in chicago with the very late frst for you this morning. >> reporter: it's a massive

manhunt for those three suspects and they're considered armed and dangerous and still at large at this hour. yesterday, the search involving over 100 local and federal officers who skoured the area by foot air and with dog teams. a 30 year veteran described as a family man and dedicated officer. >> not only did fox lake lose a family member, i lost a very good friend. he was a 30 year veteran, a decorated police officer, a family man and a dear friend to the entire village of fox lake. >> gleen wiks was expected to retire. there is very little deskripcrin other than two white people and

one black person. and as you said, nearby businesses and schools are closed and two planned vigils so far. >> unfortunately, it's not the end of it. and we don't know the circumstances yet, we haven't caught the guys yet, two white guys, one black guy, that's all we know. but is it indeed open season on cops? >> as he went down and radioed that he was pursuing then and later found shot dead and stripped of his weapon. we have 22 police officers killed by gun fire in 2015. this is the fourth in chicago this year. and darren goforth gunned down. and then august 24th, senior trooper senior vincent, and louisiana state police was shot

in the head and taunted as he died because he was helping someone on the side of the road. and right now we're looking at seven in the month of august. this is horrific. >> four in the last nine days. and i think about this lieutenant, they called him g.i. joe, one month away from retirement. he decides to pursue on foot by himself. he leaves a wife and four boys. he's a veteran of the u.s. army, 30 years -- 30 years in the police force. this is a man of service. >> when i was in the army, i knew a lot of guys like this. his whole life committed to service one month from out and then you have thugs presumably who took his weapon and killed him in the line of duty. >> and these boys are go having to go the rest on their own.

>> and this is a place almost absence of violence, and he spend most of his free time helping the youth in the region and evidently, he was carved out of stone, he was a guy with a military background with 30 years in the police force and as you heard before, his nickname was g.i. joe. and hopefully we'll get answers with over 100 cops in the manhunt. and good news for carly fiorina. >> and originally she wasn't going to be in the debate and cnn changed the debate criteria. and chris christie might be joining her and rand paul. >> or staying in the top 10. >> and since that debate, she's actually surged right up in the

numbers. her favorability has gone up and she might just jump up to the september 16th contest. >> cnn had set the criteria, they said not fair, they put on a full court media blitz and cnn said all right, we're changing it. they're looking at polls from august 6th to september 6th. and who's going to be in the middle part of that stage? donald trump, and frankly ted cruz who runs as an antipolitician. and the antiwashington, they're going to be center stage. >> carly fiorina even thanked jeb bush a donald trump and ben carson. >> and if you stay home, there's no debate.

so, they used some of that subtle leverage. and they said we thought there would be and therefore, let's change the criteria. the next day, everyone is going to be complaining about how little time they got. they were upset about 10 on the stage, how do you feel about 11? the good news is she's included, the bad news, 15 minutes. >> how are you going to get all of that in? you're exactly right. >> try it at home, i might. we know there are 7,000 emails dumped on us. and bad news for hillary clinton. and in that march meeting and she said, by the way, i never took or sent any confidential information. it turns out they found at least six separate times in which she sends confidential intelligence.

and it was born confidence. >> you're absolutely right. and at least four of those classified emails had their markings changed to a category that shields them from being released to congress and the public. they actually changed them from a b 5. from a b 5 category, they were actually switched to b 5, originally marked classified. and when they're b 5, it goes down to a deep, dark black hole where no one can ever see it. why would they do it? >> why would they change it? they don't want it out there. as you said, she said she hadn't sent it, she sent it. and not only was it classified, top secret. i mean, this is stuff that shouldn't be seen by anybody, yet here it is on her private

server heading on out. >> and this is one that was found, where she demands that he send over a statement. "its arpublic statement, just email it. and he said trust me i share your exasperation but until they changing the, i can't even access it. >> here's mark stein last night on what this all means on her and her competence. >> there's only two possible exlineations. there's a level of deviousness and criminality. and if her defense from that is that simply she is just a chump and an idiot and she was out of the loop, then that means she can't run on her expertise and

experience as secretary of state when she's running for president. >> the whole correspondent with blumenthal, she said they're unsolicited. and this person was weighing in on everything from northern ireland to how much john boehner drinks. >> and president obama forbid him from having a post. and he said, no way, this guy slammed me the last time we went around, i don't want him anywhere near you and yet, she continued to have kplcommunicat with him. >> even her own staff were telling her, classified, not classified. and you're eventually going to break the rules and that's what happened. >> speaking of breaking the rules, andsinsley is here.

>> thanks, brian. and police are bracing in baltimore as hearings into the death of freddy gray begin. they'll decide whether the charges should be dismissed and whether they should be charged separately or together. fred freddy gray died back in april of a spinal cord injury. steinle's family suing three government agencies. she was shot to death two months ago and the accused gunman, an illegal immigrant who was deported five times. >> pointed the finger, no one is being held accountable. and there has to be accou accountability before change is going to be made. >> and francisco sanchez was out of jail because of sanctuary

laws, despite ice asking them to turn him over. and an ecuadorean embassy, he has been in sanctuary. and they've been talking about how to smuggle him to freedom including a helipad. he is wanted for sexual assault in sweden. coming up, straight ahead, as we move on, his words have the power to ease an entire nation in times of tragedy. >> it's important for us to pause for a moment and make sure that we're talking with each other in a way that heals, not in a way that wounds. >> right, so, why hasn't the president condemned messages like dr. martin luther king

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officer is shot dead, many are linking these acts of vilence to rhetoric of the black lives movement. and here on "fox & friends" yesterday with a call for peace and unity. >> everybody is important. god gave us two commandments, the first one was to love him and the second was to love one another. and i personally feel like all we need is a lot more love and a lot more unity. >> if he can speak against this senseless violence, shouldn't the president. well, let's talk to alvina, niece to the late martin luther king jr. the president has called deputy goforth's family but not made a public call. is it time for him to make a public call about what's happening to our cops in this

country? >> we were with bishop lowe dealing with peace and unity and the president will use appropriate words sometimes like we must have language that heals but it's almost like a after thought or a side bar as he goes to rename a mountain or deal with the environment. and i would like to remind him of the soelg and spiritual environment. the economic environment and some attention needs to be given to that. he's got a few months left and maybe the environment is the most important thing but the human heart -- you know my uncle said we need to learn to live together as brothers and sisters. well, what better platform than from the president of the united states to consistently encourage

nonviolence and love and faith and hope, some of the things that our nation was founded upon and you know, we don't need to be lawless nation or community and i believe that his voice could help if he would take the time to do it. >> sure, speaking of taking the time to do it on a national stage, after gabby gifford, he went immediately to the podium saying this. >> it's important for us to pause for a moment and make sure that we're talking with each other in a way that heals, not in a way that wounds. >> he talked about healing, you talked about healing. why wouldn't now with the increasingly violent and extremists rhetoric from the black lives movement folks, why wouldn't he step up now? >> i learned from the brother of

dr. martin luther king jr. and every time a violent incident would erupt, you always needed that voice of peace and love and the instruction on how to forgive. we've seen that happen here in our nation, just as bishop lowe just a few days ago, when we were in alabama, we marched from the 16th street baptist church that was bombed in 1963, but every time violence would try to erupt, you must have a voice of reason, of peace, of love, of hope, of how to move forward together in unity. and the president has that opportunity, i just pray that he'll use that voice more. >> well, thank you for your voice of peace and love and thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. well, the president's promise to close gitmo one more

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good morning everybody. some quick headlines now. a missouri man sentenced to life in prison without parole. he is now walking free. he spent 20 years behind bars after conspiring to sell weed. and washington d.c. is solving the homeless problem by putting the homeless in hotels. he's using taxpayer money to pay for new homeless initiatives

which include housing people in home hotel room s year round. and the the push to regulate marijuana and they want a revenue to go right to education in arizona. so, could this drug money be the answer to saving struggling schools? here with the fair and balance debate on it, and robert graham, chairman of the arizona republican party. thank you for joining me here. do you believe that this is the way to help these schools? by taking tax money from revenue from drugs and putting it back into the schools? >> you know, ultimately what we're talking about here is a product that millions of adults use, much like alcohol and if it's legal, it's going to be

subjected to tax and if those taxes are going to be levied, where should that money go and this campaign has decided to direct some of that money toward public education and it's not going to solve the budget shortfall but it's going to help and the tax revenue from marijuana sales is not the best reason to make marijuana legal but it's a great bonus, in addition to ending prohibition. >> i notice you note a bit of irony here in the sales pitch sgli. it's interesting when we talk about using drug money when we've spent decades telling children that it's not good for them. and when he said it's a bonus to help schools. it's amazing because that money you're talking about, i've heard numbers all over the place, that money could build one school in

the entire state of arizona and when you look at ai8, 9, 10 billion dollar budget, yk i think it's a feel good statement that they want to make voters believe it's a benefit more than a detriment. >> i know you have five kids, so i'm going to ask both of you. do you believe tax on an alcohol should not be used towards funding schools at all or is this strictly a drug issue for you? >> for me, i'll tell you it's a drug issue for me. it's one of these things where this is the issue on hand as we're discussing this in our state. and we're seeing the proponents coming in and waving the checks. and when you have the drug czar and he's saying, don't do it. it's a myth, you're not going to get more paved roads or pay

teachers more, there's not going to be more going to kids. ultimately, it's a red heaierri and shouldn't be done. >> the fact is that alcohol is a drug and it's far more harmful, it's more addictive, harmful to the body, more likely to contribute to violence, yet, you have no problem with tax revenue coming from that. if marijuana is legal, the money is going to somewhere, so why not have the money go to schools? >> there's a great subdebate in that. thank you. and now this, day care workers charged with running a fight club for toddlers. encouraging kids to trade blows and filming the whole thing. and an incredible story, she

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state department just released another batch of hillary's emails from when she was secretary of state and they're pretty revealing. in the emails, she asked an aid what time "the good wife" was on, how to charge an ipad and how to get on wifi. hillary sounds les like the secretary of state and more like my mom. >> oh, man, they know how to do it, don't they. we're talk about what's going on

in hillary's emails. the rest is pretty disturbing and she's paying the price in the polls. >> without a doubt. we're going to say good morning to ainsley, she has more information on this. and it has to do with guantanamo bay. >> the president's plan is one step closer to reality. today, teams from the department of defense will begin surveying multiple sites here in the united states for potential transfers. and some include the naval brig in south carolina. and law makers from both states vow to fight any proposed transfers. and disturbing allegations against two day care workers. they're accused of running a kiddy fight club. >> the first rule of fight club is we do not talk about fight club. >> police say teaching assistants, erica kenny and

chancy white referenced the hit movie while they were encouraging the children between ages four and six years old to fight each other on the play ground at lightbridge academy in new jersey. they shared the video on snapchat. >> i was raging mad. >> i think that that is the most appalling, reprehensible thing i've ever heard. >> they're set to appear in court friday. watch this, dozens of drivers stop to run and help this woman whose car is on fire. she fell asleep behind the wheel and her feet were actually on fire. minutes later, the car burst into massive flames. she almost got stuck in there. she is alive thanks to those heroes. remember the marine who asked ronda rousy to his marine

corps ball? >> i think you're a phenomenal person, which is why it would be my honor to take you to the marine corps ball. >> it went viral and what is her decision. >> i will go, for sure. do i call him or do i set up a time and place, like never been kissed? >> she told tmz she has one condition, she has to be the perfect ja perfect gentleman to her. >> i'll probably do the flower thing. that seems like the gentleman thing to do. i'm not trying to make it out to be something that it's not. >> the ball is on september 11th in north carolina. i did hear that she's saying she wants to bring several of her friends with her. >> if anybody doesn't need security, it's ronda rousy. >> i liked her before and i like

her even more now. >> i can't believe she's a bantamweight. what is that? >> that means like 120 pounds. >> maria, what would you be fighting? what weight? >> maybe featherweight. >> whatever keeps me on the safer side. i'm sure she's going to be very safe and can take care of herself on any date with anyone. and let's look at the weather conditions across the country. we're head nothiing into fall. and we're looking at those temperatures already early this morning in the 70s and 80s for some of you. and it's already warm and humid and into this afternoon, many areas climbing into the 80s and 90s.

as far north as rapid city, a high of 96 degrees. and 90s in kansas city and farther east in the carolinas and georgia. and steady rain across the pacific northwest. back inside. thank you very much, maria. if you're going to the golf course this weekend, take a little time to help the families of our fallen and wounded heroes and often times you have golfers who are the most patriotic out there. >> i stand with the folds of honor. >> 1.2 million dependents have had a family member killed in afghanistan and the vast majority receiving no assistance. >> 1% of americans wake up every day willing to defend our

freedom. please stand with us and our force of incredible wing men. >> they've awarded scholarships to the fallen and wounded soldiers. >> and one exceptional american and her children are scholarship recipien recipients. you're 23 years old, you had two little ones and folds of honor found you. >> my husband went to work in 2008 and he went to teach a kid how tafly the next generation of fighter pilots and i had a five month old little boy and a little girl and my life was never the same. it's one of those things that you think will never happen and we're so thankel for folds and what they've done for my kids, to provide an education, which can't be taken away from them. >> and before then, he was an

a-10 fighter pilot in afghanistan. killed in training, folds of honor honors that. >> oh, yeah, it's amazing. and the thing you want to do is keep everything as similar as you can for your kids and to be able to maintain their schooling and keep them where they are, i'm just so thankful to dan for having that moment on the plane and doing something about it. because i think that's what love does, it goes and does something for people like me and thousands of others. and we're not done, we've got a lot more work to do. >> and you understand this now because you're in service but you're a fighter pilot. >> absolutely. and i call them chances of purpose but i'm actually flying with one of his closest friends now, pig is his call sign and to be back in the jet and i took a four year hiatus and it was

something in my dna in my heart and i think the people and the experiences of being over there -- i had one experience in iraq to go put people in a cockpit, huge dust storm and we had pushed out of iraq, duown te persian gulf and you look up through this bubble canopy and blue and purple stars and the milky way was as frothy as a cappuccino and the opportunity to get back in and fly with great individuals and serve our country is such a blessing for me. >> you get this country and you give so much and really get family and kids. you're a great dad. >> yeah, five girls. you think iraq is scary, wake up at my house every morning. >> but it's why you really started to think about these scholarship funds because you know, as someone who's

sacrificing so much to protect our nation and you're one of our best and you're sitting with another right here, when you go, your wish as a parent is that if anything, god forbid, does happen, that your family is taken care of, correct? >> elisabeth couldn't say it better. there's nothing better you do for a human being than take care of their family and rachel sits here as our 10,000th recipient family. >> too many kids, not enough money and that's why on this labor day, you have green fees and golfers, they get up at 6:00 in the morning, what can they do? >> playing patriot golf day this weekend. awarded 13 million in scholarships and we have 181 families that we don't have the

money to support. don't mow your lawn, your country needs you and i hope you hit the ball on the first tee. >> i can't guarantee that. >> folds of honor.org. >> and raise a ton of money. >> we'll raise about $6 million this weekend. and there's a golf course near you participating. visit the website to figure out which one. >> dan's a pro. >> he's a golfer. >> and there is work to be done and i know the great patriots are going to help you do that. >> and i know "fox & friends" continues to help. and gavin down stairs. >> we'll put it on our "fox & friends" website for you. now this, mcdonald's, taking a page out of burg king's book, have it your way all day? we're going to explain that for

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similarities? >> i do. i see a lot of similarities among the voters, voters eager for something different from pollalolitics as usual. and that's what ross perot saw in 1992. >> when he put his hand up and said i will not commit to not leaving the republican party and going to a independent party, what did you think? >> it leaves the door open but it's a huge undertaking. as opposed to running in one of the political primaries where they already have the ballot. and he's better off, a huge dask -- >> how do you do it? for example, if i want to get on the ballot in nebraska? >> it's probably going to take $15 million and people willing to go out on and probably

requires about 50,000 ballot signatures which is close to 2 million signatures to collect in order to get that ballot. i'm a big proponent of independent candidates and parties. but right now, there's only two impediments to him getting that, time and himself. if he chooses to go outside the republican party, there is an avenue for him. >> very interesting. and overall, do believe he hurts independents if he go there? >> no, in 1992 when ross perot ran, the polling is clear that had he not ran in the race, the results s would have been the same. so, it doesn't -- it's a

competition and everybody has a fair chance. >> right, i know ralph nadir hurt al gore. >> in america, we believe in competition. >> and hey, donald, call me, i'll do it again, i know how to do it. great to see you. 11 minutes now before the top of the hour. and kate murdered by an illegal immigrant who had deported five times and how her family is fighting back against the government and taking no prisoners. and car week continues here on the plaza. how do i know? because they're on the plaza and they're built in the u.s. who are those people? ♪ did you know that yoplait original now has 25% less sugar.

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well, good morning again. if you're proud to be an american, what better way to show it than to get behind the wheel of an american made car. here to show us the best made in the u.s., ed lowe. good morning. great cars on the on the plaza. all american made. let's go through them and first look at toyota camry. >> this has the highest domestic context, 75% made in the u.s. out of kentucky. >> toyota has the largest percent made in america. >> right. it's worth it to make them in america, sell hem, don't have to ship them too other far.

>> they employ 7,000 in the united states? >> georgetown, kentucky. >> when i think of america, i often think corvette. >> absolutely. one of the sports cars made in bowling green, kentucky, employs 900. >> i don't know how to open the door. chauffeur style. >> i can feel the horses. looks a lot better with elisabeth in it. i'm going to get out. 900 employeess. >> bowling green, kentucky. >> this may be my next purchase. >> fantastic truck. best selling vehicle in the country over the last 30 years. also made in michigan and kentucky. >> $26,000 is what they're saying on this? >> you can start at $26,000. this one is much higher.

>> feels like america. aluminum body. >> perfect for new york. >> i live on a farm. i need one. i'm at a deficit without one. last one, american made. >> suv of the year, made in liberty, ohio. i've been to the plant, met the people. they maybe the engines in ohio. huge investment to make this in america. >> one thing, america produces this suv. >> makes sense. this is the best selling vehicle in its class. build it where you sell it and save on shipping costs. fantastic idea. >> sticker price $23,000 i think. >> gets great economy. >> this competes with suvs. impressive. motor trends, editor in chief.

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it is wednesday, september 2, 2015. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert. the search widens for three cop killers that gunned down a police officer of the police force of 30 years. this morning cools are on lockdown, businesses closed, entire communities on edge. a live report coming to you. payback for the family of kate steinle. how her family is fighting back against the government and policies that set that killer fr. and this. want to land a date this weekend? it might be as easy as this. >> i go online, and my breath catches in my chest until i hear three little words, you've got

mail. >> phone calls are out, and e-mails are in. who knew? >> know that mornings are better with this group. let's get started and go with a fox news alert. >> right now massive man hunt underway in illinois as three armed and dangerous men run loose after killing a police officer in cold blood. >> going to matt live in chicago with the latest. matt? >> reporter: good morning. tension are remains high in the small communities along illinois and wisconsin border as three suspects accused of gunning down officer lieutenant gliniewicz. the man hunt is expected to continue this morning. authorities urge people to lock doors and keep eyes open. >> asking residents to be on the

alert if they see anything suspicious to dial 911 immediately. anything out of the ordinary, anything they're not use to seeing in subdivisions. month tip is too small. we're asking for the community help. >> he was a 30 year veteran of the police force. he was so dedicated he had badges tattooed on his body. he leaves behind a wife and four children. he was expected to retire next year. he lost radio contact little after the chase. there are two white people and one black person. this is the third death in illinois of a police officer in the line of duty this year. there are two vigils plan sod far. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> matt, thank you. >> here's the thing. look at this case, trying to

find three that are responsible. if you're a cop, troop, sheriff, deputy sheriff, any type of officer. how do you feel about your job? look at this guy, three decades as law enporsment official, coming out of army, spending free time helping the youth in the community. finds himself gunned down. >> his four sons are left to do it alone without him. that is horrible. when you think of must be of killings that have happened. this is the fourth police officer killed on the job in the last nine days. 22 police officers have been kill canned by gunfire in 2015. last friday, sheriff deputy goforth was assassinated in cold blood. henry nelson gunned down in louisiana. august 24th, two days prior, stephen vincent gunned down as he helped someone on the side

taunted as he took his last breath. >> this is the human face behind targeting of cops. so far silence from the white house. there's a petition calling on him to send a represent to deputy goforth's funeral in texas. he hasn't done that and is hasn't spoken out about the real target. four in nine days, 22 this month. we had the chance to talk to the niece of martin luther king last hour. she had powerful words what the president should be doing. >> the president will use appropriate words like we must have language that heals. that's true. it's like a side bar as he goes to rename a mountain or deal with environment. i would like to remind him of social environment, spiritual environment. what better platform than the

office of the president of the united states to consistently encourage non violence and love and faith and hope? >> she stepped up after gabby gifford. the president placed a call to deputy's family survivors. nothing has been done publicly. he's in alaska now. let's talk about another tragedy all focused around immigration. remember the outrage we all felt when kate steinle was gunned down? why? she was gunned down by an illegal immigrant that fired wildly and killed her on the spot in her dad's arms. >> her family filed a lawsuit. >> three separate claims. >> she is dearly, dearly missed by them. >> it's a system that's not

happening on multiple levels. >> there's sanctuary cities, ice not following through. so many levels where in this case this criminal should have been deported and wasn't. >> they say this isn't about money. no amount of money is going to bring their loved kate steinle back. brad names the people he blames for kate's death with bill o'reilly. watch. >> nothing that we win, no amount of money is going to bring kate back. the point of lawsuit is to bring light nobody is held accountable for kate's murder. you have the bureau of land management not securing a weapon. the sheriff right in this memorandum to all deputies telling them to directly violate fede to not cooperate with ice. on top of that, the city of san francisco that has not changed policies.

nobody is working to make sure this doesn't happen again. this is our next option. everybody is pointing the finger, nobody is being held accountable. there has to be accountability before change is made. that's what we're hoping for. >> they're working diligently. >> ainsley sat down with kate's family. she had a moment with them they expressed emotions. she joins us now. so many people commented on what i don't brought out there in your time with them. >> my honor to sit down with them. their a wonderful family. so sorry for their loss. hopefully we can see change out of this. thank you elisabeth. >> you have a fox news alert as well. >> i do. two shot dead in yemen. now hunt is on for attackers. aid workers killed when gunmen opened fire on their car. red cross is not releasing names

or nationalities until families are notified. 32 years after the death of his girlfriend, jimmie is charged with murder. the wwe hall of famer accused of badly beating his girlfriend in a pennsylvania homotel room and leaving her to die. the cold case is reignited because of what he told investigator miss 1983. police in baltimore bracing for teprotests. today a judge will decide if the six officers should be tried separately or all together. freddie gray died in april. his death sparked days of riots across the city. she is standing up for her beliefs. the kentucky clerk that went against the supreme court ruling

and refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses is ordered to face a federal judge. the aclu fieling attempt of cout motion against her and her staff. she's refusing to hand out same-sex marriage licenses since june when supreme court legalized same-sex marriage. >> why are you not issuing licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> under who's authority? >> under god's authority. >> i don't believe in your god. >> if found in contempt of court, she and her staff could be fined or placed in jail. those are your headlines. >> thank you for that. are you old school or new school? if you're going to ask somebody out on a date, would you send an e-mail or phone call? scientists took 72 teenagers and put sensors on their faces and had them listen to or send a

voice mail or write an e-mail or hear an e-mail. they had more muscle movement associated with positive and negative emotion when receiving messages on e-mail. >> it's easy to be bold on e-mail as opposed to staring someone in the face. sit on facebook, pump out an e-mail. i have cold sweats as a teen of dialing a number. it's mortifying to call a pe girl and ask them out on a date. with voice mail, you get one shot. maybe you gush more on the text or e-mail. that's probably why it's more romantic. >> e-mails are manslaughter lor get you a date than a phone

call. >> it's more than three or four words. i like you. want to go on a date? >> i like both. can i say both? i'd be a bad scientific study. >> you want to confirm the writing with ability to follow through. >> over and over again. >> facebook, twitter, friends at foxandfriends.com. >> don't call us and leave us an awkward voice mail. >> or two. >> we might play it on the air. >> never know. we'll stand by for those. thousand this. she made a promise to the american people. now watch. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified materials. >> oops. i forgot. >> we now know that's not true. endorsed this 2008. what does he think now? he's walking in to join us next. he's going to talk about the iranian deal.

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things are looking more bleak for hillary clinton as we learn hillary wrote and did send six top secret e-mails using private server. on top of that, reports her staff tried to hide the extent of classification on that server. how much worse can this get? joining us mow to weigh in. attorney and distinguished professor. let's start with hillary. initially i didn't send e-mails. now they're finding she sent them and also classification was changed from classified to another classification. >> we have to look at legal issues. nothing she sent was marked classified at the time you sent it. you can't apply new classifications to what she did at the time. you have to ask yourself, what

did she know at the time she act add? at the time there was nothing marked classified. what she did was routine in the state department. >> there's evidence markings from a category shielded from congress were made. now they're looking at those. changes came to light when looking through benghazi e-mails released in may. this is coming from congressional insider in early thes of national security. we know it's a problem. they're looking at it politically, she's sliding in polls. this will affect her politically, true? >> it's how people evaluate. if people look forward to the best presidential candidate, it won't. if they look at faults at what she did in the past, it could have impact. you have to evaluate conduct based on what she knew at the time she knew it. we have to look forward to make sure this kind of national security t problem doesn't exist in the future.

>> or what she should have known given her position there. let me ask you about donald trump. he has not ruled out running as a third party candidate. there's a sore loser law on the books in some states that could pose obstacle for him. explain. >> it could. as a democrat, i'd be thrilled if he ran as a third party. it would help democrats. the rules don't generally apply to presidential candidates. i don't see this as a big barrier. >> he seems to handle obstacles taking them in stride so far. you have a new book called "case against the iran deal." why is this a bad deal for america? >> terrible deal. we don't know what we're getting. we don't know how long the deal is supposed to last. is iran going to develop nuclear weapons. we don't know why they insisted on 24 day ability to move

material around during inspections. if they weren't going to hide anything, they wouldn't need 24 days. we don't know what we don't know. bad deal for america, bad deal for america's allies. president obama manipulated the deal so he needs one-third of one-half. that's not what constitution had in mind. he's going to lose in senate and house. majority of representatives are against this deal according to at least some polls majority of americans are against this deal. that's not the way democracy is supposed to operate. i have proposed we have debates in which the issues are sorted out. i think as america, both sides of the issues will be strongly against this deal. >> you heard it here. right now his book "the case against the iran deal." thanks for your time.

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23 minutes after the top of the hour. quick headlines. they were going to flee and hid a roadblock at the border. they tried to cross into spain. one next to the engine the other other behind the back seat,

desperately trying to get away from violence and poverty. watch out world. according to tmz, rachel is back and pregnant. they say the 37-year-old former naacp leader in her second trimembers of the senator and expecting a boy. this will be her third child. no word on who the father is or whether she can choose the race. donald trump continues to dominate the polls touting business experience. are they key selling points long with promise to get americans back to work? >> i'll take the jobs from china and other countries. i will create jobs. i would be a great jobs president. we don't have jobs because our jobs are going to china and so many other countries. so i just see this all happening and said it's time to do something about it. >> and he did. and the rising candidates like trump and former ceo of hp carly

fiorina say people are ready fo. someone from the business world to take office. >> chairman and author of "cold hard truths on family, kids, money." you may see him on "shark tank." thanks for being with us. >> what it does tell us, and this is critical. i've never seen dialogues start august and september ever before. this is unique. trump has done that. what it does tell me if i'm betting -- i look at politicians like stocks. they go up and down. when they have momentum they're moving up the market. that's happening with trump thousand. here's the dialogue i'm shocked about. if you asked voting constituency three months ago what this would look like, it would have been clinton versus bush. everybody felt that way.

now there's possibility old, crusty brands aren't going to work. i think people want something else out of leadership. that populist movement has occurred with trump. he said forget the old brands, the home model. let's deal with problems pragmatically honestly. he may not headache make it to y but his message is working. if i'm jeb bush or hillary clinton, i'm missing the mark. i'm not there. >> how would they address our nation's problems differently? >> the great thing about trump, whether you love or hate him -- and there's lots that don't like him. >> according to who you work with -- >> i remember shark tank versus apprentice. we were happy to be on our platform. this is serious business. trump has a track record saying here's a specific rob. here's a bankruptcy. i'm going to fix it.

i'm going around to constituents and negotiate a deal. done it for 20 years. you think you could take that skill set ask is get something going in washington. it's so attractive to listen to him. >> got to ask about our economy. a lot of people watching the market go up and down. how does kevin feel about the economy? >> we have best economy on earth many terms of growth. here's the difference in why the market is volatile. biggest countries in the world, 500 here state side. almost half their sales today coming from overseas. that's never been the case in history. when china slows, the concern is that our great company has less cash flow in subsequent years which is why you see the market correct. we were trading at high multiple evaluation price earnings ratio. it's coming down making the

market interesting to me as an investor. i think i'm putting money to work back in america here. it's getting attractive. >> you're investing time september 13th at the miss america pageant. 95th annual miss america pageant. taya kyle will be with you. why does that get you excited? >> in the companies i've invested in over six years, not some returns, all returns come from companies run by women. i'm a huge advocate for women ceos. they're doing a fantastic job for me small and mid cap companies. i'm thinking this contest, miss america, is probably one of the most -- biggest brand a woman can attach to if she wins. imagine the platform what you can do if you're a woman that says i'm miss america, take that and build something. >> you're recruiting future business. >> i'm the advocate for one of those women that tells me

they're going to use this brand and build something. >> interesting. thank you. >> thank you. >> you got it. daycare workers charged with running a fight club for toddlers encouraging kids to trade blows and filming the whole thing. a live report straight ahead. >> sounds like you're making that up, but you're not. this police officer going beyond the call of duty. story behind the picture and act of kindness when he joins us next. ♪ ♪ for over 30 years, in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not tylenol. not aleve. nothing. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil.

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>> accused of running a kiddie fight club for children four years old and younger on the playgrou playground. >> we are live in new jersey just outside the daycare. >> reporter: good morning brian, elisabeth, pete. we're live outside the daycare facility in new jersey. two former daycare employees are facing serious charges. they're arrested and facing child abuse charges. 22-year-old kenny and 28-year-old white forced about a dozen kids between ages of four and six to fight each other on the playground. authority say women recorded the fighting and share had the video on snap chat. one of the women could be heard using the afraid fight club. parents and grandparents who leave kids here are very upset is. >> that's the most appalling

thing i've heard. >> reporter: they say this was an isolated incident. thankfully none of the kids in the video were injured. as for former daycare employees, they're scheduled to be in court friday. if convicted they could spend up to five years behind bars. >> i'd give them more. thanks. appreciate it. >> how disturbing is that? awful. >> you film it and share it. in what world do people think that's okay? we have a lot to discuss including big changes when it comes to debate coming our way in a couple of weeks. >> that's exactly right. good morning to you. break out star of first set of gop debates. looks like carly fiorina will be on the main stage in the next round. after a strong campaign by the former ceo and supporters, cnn

has decided to change the debate selection process. instead of polls dating back to july, the network will take average of polls conducted since the first debate. fiorina is currently ranked seventh. the president's plan to close gitmo and bring terrorists back to the u.s. is closer to reality. multiple sites in the u.s. are surveyed for potential transfer. these are two locations scouted. lawmakers are voting to propose any transfers. the issue here, a transgender student using the girls locker room at hillsboro high school. the protesting students prefer she use the gender neutral restroom because she's still physically a male. >> lila has not went through

procedure to become a female. putting on a dress and wig is not transgender to me. >> perry says she will no longer use the girl's locker room but will continue to use the lady's restroom. the school board has not yet commented on this. we have heard that cats have nine lives. a pet named opi used one of his to save a boy. he was hit by a stray bullet sitting on a couch. the bullet went through his head, neck, should per just missing a boy. >> saw my cat on the floor in the other room. i realized he was shot. he saved my son's life. we'll keep him around. >> you can see a the stitches in opi's head. he had surgery, needed stitches but going to be just fine. a hero cat. those are headlines. >> thanks for. that.

incredible act of kindness going viral this morning. >> a maryland police officer using his own money to help a hungry homeless mother and baby daughter. springing for food, bring drinks, hotel room for a family. his partner snapping photos of that good deed. >> now joining us the officers. thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. when did you realize this was getting so much heat? >> i didn't realize this was getting so much attention until the following day through other people and my supervisor. >> when you saw this woman corporal, what went through your mind and heart? talk act going above and beyond the call of duty. >> actually i just saw another citizen that needed help, tried my best to provide services for her. when i saw her and the baby,

realized they were -- they slept in our lobby the following morning. i figured i had the extra funds. what would it hurt until an extra night until they could get assistance the following day. >> you took the photos involved in this. did this surprise you or say something something we've got to show to the world? >> this is something when he first approached me and asked if he was able to take the time to transport this mother and child to a hotel. right off the bat i was thinking this is extraordinary as an officer and man. i decided to catch him in the hallway when he was carrying bags out and take photos of him. >> what was the decision process you decided to take this act? >> it really wasn't a thought process, just instinct. this is what we do. this is my job. to serve and to protect. this was an opportunity i felt

this would be the best service to her. i just acted, just did my job. >> what a glimpse into the service you give day in and day out. we asked view ers what they thought about this photo of kindness. denise said this on facebook. >> it's been a tough time for police across this country. are you hardened by this response? does it remind you the american public are ultimately behind you? >> it does open my eyes as patrol officer doing the job day in and day out. you hear a lot of negative in the news. it brings a tear to your eyes sometimes. >> corporal, it's why you got in this business? >> absolutely. took an oath to protect and serve. just like me and thousands of other officers across the country does acts like this

every single day. to us, we're doing our jobs. >> what do you have to say to others out there that feel this is a tough time to be in your business now? >> keep doing what we do best everyday. we put this uniform on. there's a lot of stuff going on in the world and society, but we know our duty. it's what we swore to do. keep on pushing on. >> you hear so much about protect. the serve part of it, you are servants to the community as well. corporal atkinson and segar. thank you for your service to our country. >> thanks. over 30 years after the death of his girlfriend, he is charge had with murder. new report on the evidence that surfaced today. we showed you these

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his girlfriend unresponsive. he late per would indicate and acknowledge there had been a scuffle and he gave her a push. nothing serious. she wound up passing away next morning. no charges against snuka. life goes on. in 2013 prosecutors in lee high county look at the case based on the auto biography in which he describes being on steroids, alcohol, drugs, says his life was spiraling out of control. he was married at the time with four kids out of north carolina. it was clear he was carrying on with nancy. yesterday the panel came back with criminal charges against 72-year-old snuka, third degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. he's out on bail right now. prosecutors don't have a problem with that siting his age.

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with increasing instability and violence in the middle east, europe is seeing a surge in asylum seekers from the middle east and africa. biggest wave of migrants since world war ii. 340,000 crossing compared to 280,000 in 2014. some say this poses a threat to united states. why is this happening? what could implications be for

united states? >> this is the same thing that we see in all parts of the world whether civil war, poverty, uprising in criminal activity. people are looking for safety and security. unfortunately that results in countries being overwhelmed by immigrants, many coming there illegally. refugees living on the streets have nothing to eat. you get the united nations involved to deal with the crisis. it's chaos overall. >> migrants leave because of violence. innocent men, women, children fleeing violence. does it not leave an opening for terrorists to blend in, through the pipeline the get to europe or united states? >> it's something we're always concerned about. worried about porous borders, openings, people that can blend in. one thing you have to remember is what is the path of least resistance for terrorist organizations that have the means to find and recruit people that have no criminal history

that can obtain real good i.d.s or fraudulent i.d.s or travel documents. the path of resistance is fly into europe, come by rail or fly to united states. what's the easiest way to get here now? crossing the border from mexico might be too difficult right now. >> could an organization like this take advantage of that? the chaos around the world to say there's porous borders in light of that, we're going to drive few more people? >> sure. they've settled here selling fake purses, shoes, phones to send money home to support their

cause. the main thing we want to focus on is stopping terrorists. how do we separate those from refugees and make sure they don't come into the country. >> how do you separate them out? >> intelligence now is the best way. we have to focus our efforts on whether covert sources. sadly the budgets for those operations have been cut last few years, especially current administration. that's where we need to focus our efforts. >> yesterday chaos called the cause. it seems the lid is off it. is that the primary cause for insecurity and where does it stop? >> we had our own border surge last summer because of chaos going on. any i time you have instability, whether latin america or middle

east, you're going to see people fleeing to other parts of the world or other regions close by in order to find that safety and security. whether or not we can or should play a role in stabilizing regions, that's a subjective question. that's the result of political, government, criminal instability and especially if there's islamist presence. >> leading from behind can have bad consequences. want to thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> you got it. a fox news alert. right now a massive man hunt underway for three cop killer who is murdered a veteran police officer in cold blood. a live update on the search at the top of the hour. mma super star rhonda rousey get this is challenge from inside the ring.

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good morning. it is wednesday, september 2nd. a fox news alert now. right now a massive man hunt for three cop killers that killed a veteran police officer in cold blood. >> residents knew him as g.i joe and other remember him as someone deeply committed. >> schools are on lockdown, businesses closed, entire communities on edge. a live report coming your way with breaking details. is hillary clinton's e-mail scandal spiraling out of control. is she overlooking one big problem? >> her defense from that is simply she's just a chump, just

an idiot, and out of the loop. that means she can't run on her expertise and experience as secretary of state. >> has she finally i lost all credibility? we report, you decide. a wrestler, hall of famer charged with murder. snuka killed his girlfriend 30 years ago perhaps. how did he get away with it? did his own words do him in? i'll remind you our slogan, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ wow. look at that. that's a chameleon there. >> back with exotic animals like

this. >> that's enough for blending in. how about b standing out doing your own thing? it's do it yourself time. the time of catch a contractor, he knows us how to do something we all should know how to do as men. that's work power tools. all kinds of power tools. >> my man skills are marginal. we'll see. >> i've got to get some flannel flannel. >> you get the flannel. >> you get goggles. >> you are probably handier than i am. >> i've been known to miss a nail or two. we're going to get to that in this packed hour. first a town on lockdown. >> sun goes up in illinois. the hunt continues for three cop killers. >> matt is live in chicago with

the latest. matt? >> guys, tension remains high in small communities as the three suspects accused of gunning down officer gliniewicz remain at large at this hour. the man hunt is expected to resume this morning. the officer lost radio contact shortly after he began chasing the suspects. >> all right. i'm here with l.t.schimler. officer is down. >> there's little known other than there are two white people and one black person. the shooters reportedly took the officer's gun and pepper spray. this is the third law enforcement fatality this year in illinois. schools and businesses are closed as a safety precaution

now. two vigils planned for later today. >> we've got to find the answer to. that hopefully on our show. over 100 cops on that. let's talk about politics and release of 7,000 e-mails coming out little by little. we'll get eventually to 50,000. what did she tell us in march? never acceptability or received classified material. didn't think there was a problem with a private server. everything has blown up. >> we know she did write and send six top secret e-mails using that private server. she wasn't telling the truth. members of the staff tried to hide fact there was classified information on servers and e-mails changing the markings to a deep dark hole so no one would see them. >> they're trying to put them in a black hole so no one would see

it. her staff members said send it to me any way blatantly ignoring staff that was telling per. hillary clinton wanted him to send her something. he didn't want to because it was classifi classified. clinton said it's just a public statement. just e-mail it. sullivan said trust me, he's explains being responsible. hillary clinton says ignore it. just sends it. >> she wants to take someone with her in the whole of deceit. >> elisabeth, i don't think she sees a problem with it. for some reason, her to-do list

doesn't include classified and non classified information. she talked about the wikileaks and how many -- and how much damage it did. i think he got this from elisabeth yesterday. this is exactly what you said yesterday. he said i don't know if it's incompetence or she's just can dumb. >> there's two possible expectations. there's a level of devious. she can't run on experience as

secretary of state when running for president. >> only mark can say chump. >> chump and idiot. >> he says it well. >> with a deeper voice. i would like his voice on my eulogy. >> we go from a big sale to victory for carly fiorina. cnn is changing debate criteria. it's setting carly fiorina in her role for september 16 th contest now. they're saying we're going to change the bracket in which we evaluate poll numbers. they bump up to candidates on that stage. what do you think? >> she'll definitely make it. it was interesting tweeted the news. she thanked donald trump and ben carson. it feels like there's an outsider caucus forming now. coming together to say we're going to be at the center of the

stage. >> carly fiorina's best line perhaps when she came out on the debate with bill and martha. she said sparse i know, bill clinton didn't call me. now trump gets her in. he has leverage, as does ben carson. either that or she's going to be shoulder to shoulder with her. or making her open to what rand paul got which he has not recovered from. >> we talked to kevin from "shark tank." he looks at candidates as he looks at stocks. he had an interesting point why a ceo like trump could bring something to other candidates in terms of policies. watch. >> trump has a record of saying here's abankruptcy.

i'm going to fix it. you think you can take that skill set and get something done in washington. that's why it's attractive to listen to him. >> he also believes and was intrigued by the prospect of mark cuban getting in some how. look around at how well he's doing. the opening could be there. >> america is responding that america could put someone back in business. like carly fiorina is doing like ben carson. maybe ceos are yet to step up like mark cuban. >> another texas sports team owner became president. former president of the texas rangers. why not owner of dallas mavericks? i'm telling you if not this time, it's next time for mark

cuban. >> lots going on on this news day. we're going to hear from ainsley. >> all in favor? >> she didn't recognize me yesterday. i'm holding a grudge. >> i'm sorry. brian, you called me heather yesterday. >> did i really? >> we're even. >> did i really sm. >> i would like to see hah tape again. >> we'll argue about this later. there's important information i have to tell you brian. a fox busy niness alert. a slow down in manufacturing overseas has investors very cautious. futures right now indicating a slight jump at the open, up over 100 points now. that's good news. also a few protestors outside the baltimore courthouse

at this moment. police brace for many more as the hearings in the death of freddie gray begins today. the judge will decide if these six officers will be dismissed, tried separately or together. freddie gray died in april from a spinal cord injury. steinle was shot dead two months ago. the accused gunman and illegal immigrant was deported five times. >> everybody pointed the finger. nobody has been held accountability. there has to be accountability before change is going to be made. that's what we're hoping for. >> sanchez was out of jail because of city sanctuary laws despite ice requests to turn him over. the gun was stolen from the frequently agent's car.

remember the marine that asked rousey to his marine corps ball? >> it would be my honor to take you to the marine corps ball. >> now rousey is telling all of us what her decision is. >> i would go, for sure. do i call him and set up a time and place like never been kissed? she says she has one condition. he has to be the perfect gentleman. he talked top us over the weekend about his plans. >> probably do the flower thing. i'm not trying to make it out to be something it's not. >> ball is on december 11th in north carolina. those are your headlines. >> if you watched "entourage" the movie. the problem was he was treating her like a celebrity.

what rhonda wants in her fictional life is treat her like everybody else. don't treat her like the person that could crush you. >> that could be difficult. >> i would be nervous. >> dating advice via brian's twitter. >> ainsley, thanks for. that. >> when i was dating, i should have looked up brian. >> absolutely. it's a story politicians won't tell you. why the murder rate in america's biggest cities are skyrocketing. one brave police chief here to explain why. daycare workers caught running a business. the toddlers duke it out on videos for their friends. it's unbelievable. these organizers will pay the price.

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measured th this year. edward flinn, chief of milwaukee police department. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> so simple question, why is this happening? >> well, there's a wide variety of variables. we recently met in washington d.c., 50 police chiefs from america's biggest cities to discuss that. what we're trying to get our arms around is what exactly is the tipping point? last year at this time, i was on pace to have lowest number of homicides in 30 years. one reason percentage is high last year, last year rate was incredibly low. why sudden dramatic increase in several cities at the same time? we've all got theories. it's too soon to do research. we have a critical mass of armed, angry young men critical backgrounds that feel the need for firearms to obtain status in

the community of criminals. that's a challenge for us. currently they appear to be undeterred by the criminal sanctions available to us. >> sure. as you mentioned, this is happening across the country. rates going up in many cities. milwaukee, 76% increase. this year st. louis, 66% in st. louis. milwaukee 76% increase in your city. how do you stop it? if we don't have why necessarily, what are you able to do now? one of the challenges is disadi finding these. homicides are down from last year. that's good news. homicides involving the criminally engaged getting in a fight with each other over facebook or mean mugging or a

girlfriend or what somebody said or bumping into each other in the bar, that's up over 130%. that's absolutely phenomenif h l phenomenalle -- phenomenal. >> how do you get inside that challenge? >> our challenge is, we've already seized over -- just about 1700 firearms this year. for a city of our size, there's nobody on that pace except maybe chicago. the challenge is, when we get in court, it's a misdemeanor. it's more dangerous to get caught without the gun than with their gun. i've got to get in the decision cycle. i'd like to change their behavior. there's got to be a bite when they get collared. that's not there now. >> has black lives matter

affected your ability to police? >> yes, of course it has. every cop in is looking over their shoulder. there's no doubt about it. they don't belief america has got their back. main network media decided to discredit american policing highlighting any video anywhere in america showing any officer behaving badly. eait's absurd. we don't make holdups nor should we. the national media decided metrics is police oppression. that's driving the police coverage. then they look shocked the polls are going down. >> thank you for your protecting and service in milwaukee. appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >> you got it. coming up, the mystery that

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this happening today. pentagon officials are serving united states military sites as possible locations to transfer terrorist prisoners from guantanamo bay here on american soil. could president obama be sending terrorist prisoners to your town? is it legal to do so? joining us peter johnson jr. >> they might be coming, and it's not legal. the law prohibits it. they're trying to find a legal way around it because president

obama is a big political propromipromise constituents we're going to close guantanamo bay. many are released to their home country to go back on the battlefield and kill other people. now studies question should they d be be going to areas in the u.s.? how we going to transfer to hospitals? is war on terror over? obviously the president thinks the the war is over. we don't need this facility to drive combatants. when they come to america, let's give constitutional rights all the way. >> this has been long promised by the united states.

president obama said when he took office, this is one of the things he was going to do. do you think he believes this could be a bad idea and that's why he's taking it so long? he think it's a great idea. he wants to satisfy everybody. he doesn't want anybody to say you didn't keep your promise on this issue. >> but bring them here to south carolina? >> they've come up with this non sense theory that somehow beganen the moe bay is source of al qaeda. guantanamo bay is source of isis. what happened overseas caused america to attack allies. then the fascism is caused by a place in cuba called guantanamo bay. >> a similar assessment was done earlier this month. >> americans have to stand up.

i say to americans today, write your congressman, write your senator, write senator mccain, write the president, write the defense secretary write the attorney general. say we don't want them here or any town in america. keep them out. that's the only way it happens, america speaks up. >> you just fired a lot of people. >> i hope so. it's wrong, wrong, wrong. >> court side heroes. take a look at this. one of them joins us to put it to the test. first to bill with what's coming up top of the hour. >> breaking news on the man hunt for the cop killers. we now know hillary clinton sent classified e-mails. how does that now change her ale buy? marco rubio says has it

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what happened to your leg in afghanistan? >> stepped on a land mine causing amputation to my right leg. >> you remember everything? >> yes, i do. >> i was at the u.s. foundation camp for tennis. they asked in i've thrown a tennis ball. i said i've thrown grenades. they asked me to do the trial. i made the cut. came back in 2012. now i'm here today. >> did you work grand stand? >> i did. >> there's three things when it comes to ba s ts to ball guys. can you teach us? >> yes, sir. >> let's go to the baseline. so, i'll stay here. >> pete, i need you to be the

tennis guy. >> you're in the far corner. i'm serving here. i need a ball. i live you a look. hands are behind you. genius. are let me try. >> all right, next. go far over there. you're over here ball boy. the word is you've got to go cross court to angry tennis player. they're always angry and focused. >> hands behind the back, straight over the head. go for it. let me hold your racket. >> how was that? >> good. >> now the hardest one. >> i've got to try this too. here we go. pete, this is going to be you. what do we keep in mind

specialist? >> wait for it to hit the net before you take off. to hit i the ne knee. net. you hit the net, i'll go. >> okay. love. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm going to mimic that technique. you ready? >> i don't know. >> here you go pete. go pete, go. yes. >> it was good. it was good. >> round of applause for pete. >> when are you working aga inw? >> this afternoon. >> so glad u.s. open is doing this andi having you rofled.

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well thanks so much for watching. got a huge show. keep it here on fox news channel. up next "america's newsroom." >> that's right. thanks for being here pete gliniewicz. bill: a fox news alert. we just got an update from the police in illinois where the manhunt for a man accused of killing a police officer is ongoing. martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. you have hundreds of federal, state and local police trying to track down the killers of 30-year veteran lieutenant charles joe gliniewicz. this morning we are learning some of the scanner traffic