a traffic situation in san francisco. for more than two hours, the chill chicken walked back and forth. they got him though. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning to you today, it's thursday, september 3rd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the hunt for three cold blood cop killers intensifies in illinois. as the community rallies around the officer's wife. >> he was my world, my hero, the love of my life for the last 26 1/2 years. >> we are live with the latest for you on the war on police. well, it's d-day for donald trump. will he sign a pledge to not run as a third party candidate and what's the fall out if he won't. >> and then baptism under fire.

a coach taking heat for getting baptized in front of his entire team. did he go over the line? you decide. mornings are better with friends. ♪ a bit of a surprise. who booked the cheer leaders. >> that's right, we're ready for this, it's college colors day. wear them and we're going to have tailtailgating. we have rutgers. and boston college, miall mumatmumo -- m miall mumater. >> and we'll get a heisman trophy here today. >> college football season starts now. >> give me an heisman trophy

pose. this is like a holiday. official start of college football today. >> yeah, they have class. >> we are kicking it off here for you on "fox & friends." and heather, i think you're going have your school colors on tonight as well. >> i'm wisconsin badgers and i'll have all my gear on today. >> and the boston college eagles and we'll have a problem. >> we'll have a throw down. >> we're friends until football kicked off. that manhunt for three cold blooded cop killers intensifies in illinois today. police say that they no longer believe that joseph gliniewicz's killers are in the immediate area. last night, hundreds turning out

for the individua vigil for the affectionately known as g.i. joe. >> he will truly be missed by all of us. >> schools will open later with increased security. a intense search is going on. investigators say a man in a maroon pick up truck fired at an officer's cruiser while he was driving down the road and that officer then crashed into the tree and the cruiser bursting into flames. the ofrs escaped and fired back. school in the town closed after the search continues. and a brand new stone wall in the investigation into hillary clinton's private email. former aid, who helped hillary set up that private server says he plans to plead the fifth amendment at a hearing on capital hill.

and in the mean time, new pay to play after she invited a for profit education company and then they paid then president bill clint more than $16 million to be an honorary chancellor. more on that as we get it. and disney fans are mourning the loss of one of the company's biggest movie stars. >> does this thing take off? >> one of your show boat tricks, mr. douglas. >> i have nothing to do with it. we were turning. >> and that is dean jones, he was the star of "the love bug." he has now died. he sped his way into america's hearts in 1968 behind voeks wagon beatle, herby. he died of parkinson's disease.

he was 84 years old and i had a crush on him as a little girl. >> i remember, if you have a vw and you want air conditioning or heat, they tell you to drive along side of it. >> five minutes after the top of the hour. and jeb bush and donald trump taking jabs at each other once again. >> is it the bilingual battle. kristen. >> reporter: well, donald trump is now slamming jeb bush for speaking spanish on the campaign trail. it all started when he said the man isn't a conservative in spanish. listen. [ speaking spanish] >> well, that did not sit well

with trump. one day later, he said i like jeb, he's a nice man but he should really set the example by speaking english in the united states. and they replied by saying, regan not conservative, against spanish, looks like a one way trip against the gop. and jeb bush jr., can't wait for the summer reality tv show to be over. they wanted to run a very positive policy driven campaign but they feel forced to go on the offensive boss of trump's in your face style and not to mention that he's still dominating in the polls. so, the dog days of summer, it may be winding down but i think this feud between these two is just heating up. back to you. >> thank you for that. now taking him on with the language. >> i agree with donald trump and i've been in the locker room and

when the spanish reporters are talking to the player in spanish, we sit around and go what's going on here? which country are we in? unless it's a spanish speaking group of press, i think trump's 100% right. >> i think he's going to resonate with voters. when you make it the holy grail and it's splitting into different -- >> if i have to get a sound bite and say, sorry i don't know what he said, it was in spanish, i'm not getting any accolades. >> he usually does both. and that could benefit him in the general election, should he get the nomination. and speaking of the nomination, i think everyone's worse fear is that trump wouldn't run as a conservative if he didn't get the run. he didn't take the pledge.

he said, it's not off the table and so right now, the rnc is actually trying to get all the candidates to sign a pledge indicating that they would not run as a third party and if they would in fact support the nominee. and he's meeting with donald trump in new york city and i'm not sure his signature will land on the page. >> good news is jeb bush says he'll sign it and so governor kasich said he'll sign it. trump has indicated before, maybe that changes when i rule out a third party, maybe it doesn't. he said, yeah, i'll do it but let's do it in a trump way. we have a meeting, i don't admit that we're discussing this in the meeting and then as everyone is thinking about labor day, i take over the news cycle just in time. >> and i'll spin the meeting as i want to spin it at the end of

the day. the party is using the leverage it has. when i came back from afghanistan, i ran as a candidate briefly for the republican indorsement. and there was a lot of pressure, that's the pressure the party has. and here with donald frumtrump. they're doing what they can when they can. >> and he's going why would i give up the leverage? >> and i think this would be the perfect time to do it. >> if he wanted to lead as a third party candidate there and try to take votes there, he says it could lead to sanctions against him if he is quote a sore loser. watch. >> if you're present wouzensent piece of paper and all the candidates sign it and say, we're not going to play spoiler at the end, we don't want hillary clinton to win it, so

we're going to suck up and do it, if trump says no, this starts the question of do they bring sanctions against him? and it could really be the beginning of a pretty significant skizm in the republican party, so hillary clinton is doing a happy dance. >> there's a question of whether these are actually effective. and previous candidates, john anderson in 1980, and was able to run as a 3rd party candidate. and it's not clear whether those laws would present a third party. >> because it may not fall under the sore loser laws. they appoint a delegate to pak vote. >> and we'll see what happens. mean time, let's talk football. so, there's one coach coming

under fire. the entire football team had a mass baptism and now one athiest group is demanding action. and it was seen by a ton of people. this right now is a cause of much critique from those who don't believe. >> man, i went back -- first of all, it was voluntary, before practice, a group called freedom from religion foundation is challenging this. and i went back and read the first amendment. it turns out, they shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of. this is a beautiful of faith. >> they sent a letter to the carol county school district and calling the actions quite the opposite. demanding that some statement be made. it's interesting, when you're baptized, it's an act of will,

so you can't force somebody to give their heart, you must give your heart over to the lord and i bet many of those kids would not say they were forced to do so. >> when you're with a team and they tell you to eat the same stuff and show up at the same time and do everything together and prove you're going to be part of the large group, if the group decides to be baptized, to put your hand up and say i'm going to sit against the wall, there could have been pressure there. personally, i'm stunned that a football team would do this. >> so many teams get together and pray. i don't know an nfl team that tim was on where they didn't pray before. >> and that's argument that the opposition is making, pier pressure. >> rosters are way more deep than eight. so, the majority of the team

seems to have not been baptized. >> you're there to play sports. i don't think you should be getting baptized before or after the event. >> are you playing football or going to church? >> let us know what you think. foxnews.com, we're looking for comments all day. what do you think about bap tizm before football. snuka charge woud with murd. >> and is your infant actually sleeping alone. >> he was saying wake up baby, wake up baby and then an ah. >> information every parent needs to hear this morning coming your way. ♪

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hi, a decades old cold case just turned red hot. 32 years after the bazar death of his girlfriend, jimmy super fly snuka is accused of badly beating his girlfriend in a pennsylvania motel room and then leaving her to die.

prosecutors say it was snuka's autobiography that helped restart the case. and here now with more is forensic expert and attorney, jennifer bearrebarrenjure. he had changed his story when she came back dead and it comes back to bite him. how does something like this get so much attention? >> actually, i was surprised as well. his book came out in 2012 and i think he made the mistake of telling all these conflicting stori stories. the autopsy report didn't bear it out because there was no gravel or dirt in the injuries. so, it clearly happened in the hotel room and during the book, he said all sorts of other things and he made mention that he thought the police were star

struck and it may have made them angry. who knows. >> definitely, this is a time where it seems everyone on the wwf was on steroids and dying of heart attacks, the ultimate warrior and things like that. you have an autobiography and a story from the 1980s. furenzicall forensically what are you looking for? >> it's a very interesting case. usually it's dna that breaks the cold cases. in this case, he did it to himself. and all they will need to do is reexamine the autopsy report. i'm shocked that they didn't arrest him at the time. it was conclusively homicide, he was there regardless of the story and frankly, he just didn't get arrested at the time. >> and what's next?

i'm shock that they would take some people and say let's work on this dacase. >> but with theed advent of dna they have departments just for these cold cases. they're going to take it to trial and who knows if he'll make the, frankly. >> and the family of this slain victim is relieved. they've probably suspected all along. and smoke fills terminal stranding thousands of travellers. and guess who gets to pay for it, the taxpayer to house homeless in hotel rooms. is this fair in. is the place for huge savings.

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24 minutes after the hour. some quick headlines. overnight chaos at moscow's largest airport. 3,000 passengers had to evacuate. and at least 50 a flights delayed. other stories, a soldier is badly hurt when a parachute training exercise goes terribly wrong. his parachute got twisted and he crashed landed on a neighborhood street and is listed in stable condition. well, the mayor of

washington d.c. says she has a way to end the city's homeless problem, put them in hotel rooms. according to new documents obtained by the washington post, our nation's capital plans to make help available all year round. is this the right fix or a waist of taxpayers money? good morning to you both. steven, i'll start with you. your thoughts on this program? >> first, let's applaud the mayor and folks in d.c. homelessness is an issue and they're trying to combat it. and a lot of times we need to take off our partisan blinders and take a look at the statistics. 40% of homeless males are veterans. almost 30% are homeless because

they're fleeing domestic abuse situations. so, these are folks left really in the lurch with nowhere to turn and it takes a concerted effort both from the religious, nonprofit communities, and local, state and federal governments to take an active roll in this. it's going to be an interesting program moving forward. as we try to combat this serious issue. >> i think anyone with a heart hears those statistics. and we know the va have a plan to end homelessness. and do you feel this is the government's responsibility? >> there's all kind of tough situations. half a century ago, the federal government declared war on poverty and when it's not the

government that declared war, they always end up losing. we spent 7 plus trillion theres on poverty and i thought the homeless problem would have been sau solved long ago by government. and indefinitely, in government, it means permanent in english. this is just going to be another government program that lasts forever. and the closest thing to terminal life is a government program. they set aside some money in the budget. i'm sure it won't end up being enough. the initial cost estimates are always way, way under what they always cost. the least efficient executer on anything in the planet is government and we should be

decreasing government. >> we can't just pass the buck on. this is something we should all have skin in the game on and make a concerted effort going forward. >> thank you, jagentleman, we'l see you next time. up next on the run down, is your infant being spied on while they sleep? >> he was screaming, wake up, baby, wake up baby and a long ahh. >> some of the top baby monitors are at risk of being hacked. plus, we're kicking off the start of college football season right outside on our plaza. we have cheerleaders, tail tailgating, and heisman trophy winner. and happy birthday to shaun white, he's 29 years old today.

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scary. parents rely on those video monitors to keep a close eye on their baby but strangers are accessing these as well. remember, the cincinnati mother who was terrified last year. >> he was screaming, wake up baby, wake up baby and then just a long ahhh. i was just absolutely shocked to see that somebody could get into my house that easily. >> the cybersecurity firm called rapid 7 says this is happening more and more blaming design flaws by the manufacturers. they looked add nine different baby monitors that ranged in price all the way up to $260. all of these devices got a grade of a d or f. the study says that someone can look up your default passwords in the user manuals and they can

find them online and use the passwards to spy on your baby. devices with unencrypted data streams can even let hackers view files on your computers. they found that a higher price tag did not offer better protection from hackers. they say try to set up a personalized password and unplug the monitors when you're not using them. many of the companies say they're reviewing the report and will make changes if necessary. >> that's so scary. ainsley, thank you. and we're watching you, eyes on you with the headlines today. >> good morning to you all. and president obama wrapping up that climate change trip to alaska. word is that seven chinese naval ships have been found operating just miles off the alaska coast in the bearing rr sea.

and they have not broken any laws. just a few hours from now, that kentucky clerk that refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples will go before a judge. the 49-year-old calls the requirement a violation of her religious liberties. and davis's husband sticking by her side and armed with a handgun as she faces another couple asking about the status of their license. >> under what authority? >> god's authority. >> i knew you would say that. >> well, davis could face a fine or jail time if held in contempt today. one florida police union now has a big beef with a fast food chain, arby's they're now calling for a nation wide boycott after one of their plies officers was denied service after just being a cop.

sergeant jennifer martin ordered at the drive through in her police cruiser and when she showed up to the window, she was told that the worker inside didn't want to serve her because she was a cop. and the work claims it was just a joke and would never refuse to serve an officer. arby's has apologized but the union is not backing down. taylor swift's video is being slammed for being racist. take a look. ♪ looks beautiful, right. well, critics are now claiming that colonial themed video glam rises rich, white fantasies of africa back in the 1960s. the cast includes mainly white actors and only two black actors. but they insist it's a love

story and has no political agenda. those are your headlines. let's head to pete and brian. >> time kick off college football. it's like a national holiday. >> well, labor day is a national holiday but it's all about college football. and number one team in the nation, the ohio state buckeyes. and the former buck eye himself, heisman trophy winner, eddie george, who after retirement has really let himself go. >> good to see you guys. >> and we have the boston college cheer leaders right behind us and they've taken a day off of school. and florida state as,s a well as rutgers out here. you're all about ohio state. and the coach had a player, a student do push ups because he was wearing a michigan shirt on

campus. >> first of all, the team up north, you don't ever say the "m" word. that's number one. if you're in ohio state and you wear that, you deserve more than that. i'm surprised they didn't make him do burpies. you can't say the m word. >> they should have known the rules p. >> i think he probably did it on purpose. >> and they're doing their tour. it's pretty exciting for a guy that's always in the game, did you always wonder what it was like to be a part of the hoopla before the game? >> oh, absolutely, you pull up on your buses and you see the barbecue. but now that i'm a father and my son is playing college football, i'm into my tailgating, i have my menu and my drinks ready for

the weekend. i'm pumped, i'm excited. i mean, you went to florida state, 86,000 fans do the -- you know you have the music, got everybody feeling good and you're playing against maybe boston college, you never know . . >> a badger, wisconsin? >> we own them. 66-0, my friend. we're good. >> and eddie george shows up, and where you guys going? >> some of the biggest games across the country, michigan, oregon, texas a&m, just to name a few. you'll get to meet guys like myself. and you're going to eat amazing food from chefs round the neighborhood and country. so, great ultimate tailgating

experience. >> the outstanding group, he went to the super bowl and also ended up with the cowboys and eddie george went back and got his graduate degree. >> that's nice. >> all right. let's take a look. let's get out of the way. these girls, let's get their camera shot there. eddie. food, rv's, everything. >> i love it. i'm getting my shirt. by the way, i love eddie george and my husband says hi. i'm coming out to give you a hug in just a minute but first antigun groups asking people to call the cops on someone carrying a gun, even if it's legal. some say it's a good idea. and is that a spoon on mars?

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fixodent and forget it. check out this story. a controversial move by gun control groups, now urging people to call the police on anybody spotted carrying a gun in public, even in states where open carry is legal. they're saying this, if you see someone carrying a firearm in public, openly or concealed and have any doubts about their intent, call 911 immediately and ask the police to come to the scene. is this group putting law abiding gun owners and perhaps

innocent bystanders in danger? and here is the executive director of the accountability project. well, tell me this, is this not sheer harassment by groups who don't believe in these gun laws? >> i think we have an issue where we have a lot of gun laws where there are states more lax than others. and some of the background checks are a little bit looser and you don't have the mental health screening and i think this is really about citizen policing and being around of your neighborhood round you. we have one mass shooting a day. >> so does that mean you think someone openly carrying in a state where it's legal? >> in many states where there is open carry, there are lax gun laws.

>> so, if you're in one of those states, should you automatically call in? >> if you feel like someone is going to personally effect your well being, then call the police. and we're talking about people who physically feel -- >> but the constitution isn't different out west than it is on the east. they're saying, if you see a weapon, call the police. people are liking it to s.w.a.t.ing, if you call police on people for activities that you don't like. what's the difference? >> if someone is walking round and if a police officer shows up, they'll say, it's not a threat and that's how it works. it's better to, if you feel physically threatened, to call police. >> in an era in which

individuals are being allowed to carry loaded guns on our streerk streets, it's commonsense for concerned citizens to call 911. they're not talking bute threat here. they're talking about maybe you look at them and you think something is off. how can private citizens be make that call and call the police? >> well, they're not making the call, the police are making the call. >> well, they're making the phone call. >> that's how much of new york citizen policing has improved the safety of the community. and part of that is because, you know, listen, we have one mass shooting a day in america today and a lot of it has to do with mental illness and if we're going to have this question, then it's up to the community to say -- >> well, we've heard about the

war on cops. there's a lot of legitimate things going on. this seems to me like a waist of resources. if everyone who is against gun laws is calling every time they perceive a threat. >> 27 children die a day in america because of america. >> so, are the guns pulling that trigger? >> it's gun violence. and many people who are criticizing gun control groups saying we need mental illness screening, a lot of it is to be aware of what's around us. are you saying we should turn a blind eye? >> well, seeing a gun isn't saying you're seeing a threat. it's a debate that will continue. coming up, are terrorists from gitmo headed to south carolina? the pentagon is looking into it but not if senator tim scott has anything to say about it and

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from news from out of this world perhaps, mars curiosity rover capturing this of the planet's surface what appears to be a floating spoon. it's unclear how old it is or

how long it can survive. >> astronaut ice cream doesn't require a spoon. >> turns out martians like soup. >> a new magnetic tractor beam looks something like this. >> get the exact source of that tracker beam. lock on target. >> shields will be down. i've always wanted to say that on tv. technology would be used to move satellites around in space. how does it work? let's ask managing editor of space.com. thanks for joining us. >> it's a pleasure. >> what's the technology? this company in california made this technology to control their own device on earth. it has like a magnetic cushion that allows it to float on the conductive surface, metal sheet

t if you will. >> like michael jay fox? >> the technology is brand new. nasa is interested. they think they can control small satellites in space with this. >> anyone who's used a magnet understands the push between. am i oversimplifying things that the strength of one could be more so than the other? >> it's similar to that. >> it could be one satellite to push the other satellite as it gets close. it could bring it to a parking position. >> what does it change besides being a cool discovery? >> nasa is interested in keeping spacecraft fresh in space over time. they have small satellites. >> they're four inches, right? tiny. >> they can be a tiny cube, size

of a bread box. they toss them off the space station and leave them to their own devices. this technology pairs them together. maybe have one marked next to it, fuel other it back up again, fly in rotation. i guess a lot of scientists and astronauts want to line up for that. >> the things we control up there we can now control. in the past it was just open. >> there's still hurdles. they'll want to test this on the ground and in space. >> can't wait. thanks. >> thanks for bringing us to the next generation. on another note, terrorists from gitmo could be headed to south carolina. not if senator scott has a say. we'll tell you what he's saying. survey says half of married couples do not.

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good morning to you. today is thursday, september 3rd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the man hunt for three cold blooded cop killers expands in illinois as the community rallies around the officer's wife. >> joe was my world. my hero, love of my life the for 26 and a half years. >> the latest in the war on police. all right. it's d-day for trump kinda or should i say deal day? will he sign a pledge not to leave the republican party even if he doesn't win and support the candidate? we'll find out if he says yes or no and what the fallout would

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we are kicking off on turf 48th and 6th here on "fox & friends." we're grilling and got our friends out there. we've got a contest out there. >> there will be a mascot race. you may be involved. >> i may or may not be involved. >> any time there's athletic activity, you're wearing heels and you're competing any way. >> baldwin, coming out will there to be with you and boston college cheerleaders. >> got to love the holiday before the labor day holiday. >> a lot of players are excited to get their class schedule and get where they're supposed to be that's why they're pumped. i've got headlines starting with a serious one. the man hunt has intensified. police no longer believe the suspects are in the immediate area. they've expanded the hunt.

last night hundreds turned out at a vigil for the police officer affectionately known as g.i joe. his widow speaks out for the first time. listen. >> joe was my best friend, my world, my hero, love of my life 26 and a half years. >> heartbreaking. schools in that area reopen this morning with increased security. we'll follow that story lout the day. a second man hunt is underway in massachusetts after a gunman shot at a police cruiser. investigators say a guy in a maroon pickup truck fired at t the officer while he was driving down the road. the officer crashed into a tree, his car bursting into flames. the shooter did escape. schools in town are closed as the search continues. the investigation into

hillary clinton's private e-mail scandal. her former aide plans to plead the fifth amendment at a hearing on capitol hill. there are new pay to play claims after an e-mail claims she invited a company to a state department dinner on state education policy. according to records that company paid president bill clinton $16 million to be honorary chancellor for that school. >> $16 million? >> yep. that's right brian. i've got one more story. this is amazing. west point class 2016 will wear something no other graduates have before. their class rings includes steel from the world trade centers.

the 2016 cadets chose the metal because they were raised learning of consequences of the attacks. 1,000 graduate next spring. proud of these men and women. hearing this story is something else. >> really cool. 15 years. meanwhile jeb and donald trump going at eight, this time over speaking spanish. donald trump was ripped this time in spanish. >> donald was quick to fire back. >> yes, he was. kristin fisher live in d.c. with more. >> good morning. earlier this week, bush and trump released campaign videos using opponent's words against them. this time we're not just talking english but words in spanish. bush told spanish speaking reporters in miami the man is

not a conservative. [ speaking spanish ] >> trump always seems to have enough energy to fire back. yesterday he told the news i like jeb. he's a man. he should really set the example by speaking english instead of spanish. >> looks like a one man mission to kill the gop. even bush's son chimed in just to state obvious. can't wait for this summer reality tv show to be over. >> they want to stay positive and focused on policy which are bush's strengths. when dealing with a wildcard as donald trump, even the good guys have got to go bad, or negative

as we like to say here in washington. brian, elisabeth, steve. >> thank you for that. wow, war of words. >> do you remember how the first debate started when bret baier asked the candidates raise your hand and essential aly let us kw if you rule out going to a third party nomination. trump raised his hand and said i can't rule it out. >> today reince will meet with donald trump with a pledge for him to sign saying i will support the republican nominee regardless of who he is. i will not accept the nomination of president as another party. he has yet to promise this. they're asking him to today. >> rnc is using leverage it has.

in air of super pacs and big money. the party gets to set parameters around it. >> they're worried if you've got a billion dollars and 100% name id. >> it's going to be at the trump tower. what a shock. >> on his turf. he knows how to negotiate. on your own turf, you can negotiate. does he stand against the laws on the books? the sore loser clause is out there. you can't run as a third party if you don't have nomination going forward in the primary. primary for presidential run says you cast individual vote. because voters in south carolina appoint a delegate to do that for them, he could skirt sore loser. >> there are of examples of

candidates running in primary and going as independent. on the kelly file last night, this says this could lead to sanctions if he were to run with independent. >> if presented with a piece of paper from the party and all other candidates sign it and say yep, we're not going to play spoiler at the end. we promise to bide. we don't want hillary clinton to win. we're going to suck up and do it. if trump says no, this starts the question of do they eventually bring sanctions against him, do things to take him off debate stages? it could be the beginning of significance in the republican party. hillary clinton is doing a happy dance. we'll see where they take it. >> here's an example of.gov m gr in new hampshire. he says yes, i'm taking the

pledge. it will come to 2:00 press conference. build-up, questions, thought process is. hangout will come donald trump. every network will carry him. that will be the number one story on "the five" and bret baier. donald trump dominating leading to labor day. >> this could be the moment. we ask what you thought. bill said this, will rnc sign a pledge to fully back trump if people choose him? >> and jack says trump is painted into a corner f. he signs he's a flip flopper, if he doesn't, he's a team player. >> the other two have spoken. this is from ted. he uses the e-mail which is harder. i think there needs to be two pledges, trump to stick with party and party to stick with voters. there you go. >> what will happen today? we'll have that for you. >> donald trump has the two to one lead over ben carson. 25 to 12%. this is the time to sign the if he's going to.

>> good point. >> absolutely. that's an interesting point about saying you wouldn't and do. his whole appeal has been outsider antiestablishment candidate. it still is very much a moment. >> for richer or poorer? a study of 2,000 exposed the fact half of married couples do not know what their spouse earns. is this good or bad thing for your marriage? 2,000 people found women are more likely to keep tabs than what husbands made and vice versa. 62% knew their spouse's salaries, 52% of men knew their wife's. >> that's not i a big surprise more wives new. >> that number surprised me. i feel like you would communicate that on a basic level. hey, what are you making? >> 54% know what the other one is making. imagine moving in and noti

knowing what the other is making. >> what are you supposed to say, i'll only move in if you make this? >> yes. many couples keep separate checking accounts. we do one. >> i was honest with my wife. i said i work at fox and it's a great internship. there you go. she has to deal with that. >> let us know what you think. foxandfriends.com do you know what your spouse makes? >> tell us. we want to know. >> then we'll call them and see if it's accurate. 12 minutes after the hour. >> speaking of money, would you lend to friends and family? the best way to do it. we'll tell you how and how to get paid back. terrorists from guantanamo bay could be headed for south carolina. not if tim scott has anything to do about it. [ school bell rings ]

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so the pentagon is doing surveys in kansas and south carolina looking for a place to relocate detainees currently housed at guantanamo bay.

the president trying to close the prison and move suspected terrorists state side. senator tim scott says he will fight that message sending a clear message to the white house, he and six oothers wrotea letter to the president. saying this. any effort to remove them from the facility terrorists who are ready, willing and able to kill. >> thank you for joining us here. >> good morning. thank you. absolutely. this is ridiculous. if you think about it. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. if you think about putting world's worst terrorists within a mile of elementary, middle schools, high schools, port, sensitive military information. it does not seem realistic that the president would pose -- a quick question, national

security or political promise? looks like he's heading toward political promise. >> congress has to approve for good reason. why would you place these back in united states? >> there's not a single compelling reason for president to change the law. that's what he's doing today, trying to change the law to allow him to full the fill a campaign promise by bringing enemy combatants. they're looking at non military sites throughout the country. non military sites throughout the country. >> senator, you mentioned that this site is near, close distance to elementary schools, tourist site. what are people of south carolina saying about this? >> they are outraged.

everywhere from greenville to myrtle beach to my home in charleston through columbia. as i talk to con stitch watts around the state, they're saying the same thing. why? why is it so important for us to eliminate 100 plus million dollar facility completely isolated, created for one person to house enemy combatants? why would we spend more money and create a national security challenge? >> what is your message to the president specifically today? >> follow the law, and do not try to get it changed. today that law sits in a conference committee. let it be. do not change the law. it is in our best interest as americans for the president to make sure that national security is far more important than a

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we learned a united states marine is dead. nine other others were hurt during the training session around 9:00 that happened last night. no word on their conditions.

the name of the marine is not released. it's not clear what caused the crash. we'll bring you the latest as--e latest details as they come forward. what does it matter if i offer or not? >> i would have offered to you. you're my friend. money and friendship don't mix. >> 18% of small business owners and 4% of home buyers borrowed from friends and/or family last we're. if you absolutely must fix friendship and money, how do you do it? >> a little less painful. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> some do it on a large scale. all of us have done it on a small or large scale. borrowing money in a pinch or

different situation. how do we make sure that doesn't spoil a relationship? >> if you can afford to part with the money, make it a gift instead of loaning to reserve the relationship. if you have to lend, make sure you've got your own finances in order. are you maxing out retirement? do you have emergency fund? only loan money you can afford to lose. >> don't expect it to be paid back in the first place. make sure you have your own money to give. first important foundation point. that may be difficult for a lot of us to do. >> we have a desire to be generous to friends and family. take care of yourself too. get it in writing. with a family member, you can probably do a hand shake. getting it in writing gives you opportunity to talk through the terms so your expectations are the same.

>> it seems odd. my brother, hey, even if it's just on an envelope, something so -- a lot is later so you can come back and say hey, this is what we agreed upon. get the numbers right. this is what i'm loaning, this is what i expect in return. >> miscommunication in terms of money could damage the relationship. >> how about a payment scandal? >> if you loan money, set up for success in terms of pay ago back. come up with a realistic repayment schedule. give them cheap repayment schedule, whatever you think they need to continue to make those payments. worst thing is dial that back. if they can't keep up with payments. >> monthly minimum if necessary? >> like a credit card, yes. >> absolutely. you mentioned financial planner. why would you bring one of those in the mix? >> occasionally if you're lending to children or younger family member, they may be struggling financially in ways

they're not comfortable telling you. they may be comfortable asking for the money or they have to ask for the hundred. if you bring in third party, pay for an hour of financial planner and that may make them feel more in control of their finances. >> the point of doing these things is keep the relationship. this is a person you care about. they might be struggling. it may seem critical. in the end you point to the fact it will preserve the relationship. >> the point is help someone you love. make sure you still have fun at thanksgiving, christmas and not have the tense thing hanging over you. >> by setting the schedule, one of the things you mentioned, you don't want to micro manage and judge everything. if you have schedule in place, the fact they bought a nice new car or video system may not as much. >> make sure you have this realistic payment schedule. step back. do not micro manage the rest of their finances.

as long as they're making payments to you, leave them alone. bring in financial planner if you have to. otherwise, focus on the friendship. >> good tips. thank you for being here this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. up next, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal hits another wall. how what her age says could change the entire investigation. we're live in washington with the latest next. plus, it's one of the best parts of football, the tailgating. tailgating is the best. i can't wait. ♪ ♪ so when my husband started

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week. yeah. even though 150 censored messages seem to reveal a lot of information. see if you can tell. check out the subject lines. sure hope these e-mails never come back to blank me in the blank. >> they know how to nail it for sure. >> had justin bieber on yesterday which was interesting. >> how's he doing? >> seems to be doing well. his album is number one again. >> i have someone to listen to. >> you are a believer. this is high profile. deeply involved in the controversy takes questions on capitol hill today. >> peter doocy is in washington. >> the aide that set up her home server isn't going to talk. he ran the 008 campaign.

he plans to plead the fifth. security measures for what he did or didn't set up for the security server, breaches, and what had him set up the system for the secretary. that's okay. cummings says he has the right to plead the fifth since republican colleagues have been making child allegations. this comes on a day of the investigation where mills who's name appears 2200 times in the batch of e-mails we've seen so far is going to testify behind closed doors about what the state knew and when they knew it. her story under oath is so important piecing together the

u.s. response to deadly attacks that multiple members of the committee are flying back to town to question mills. that is something that does not happen very often during summer recess. back to you in new york. >> thanks peter. think about that image. what was your job? it director for hillary clinton. like to ask you questions. i plead the fifth. think about that. >> not great optic. >> how could that be his best defense? how does she talk her way out of that? >> there is no defense. where it trickles from here, i don't know. >> if average opinion, if you'd rather take the fifth and have the optic, whatever you're not talking about must be far worse. >> the comments are comical. >> because of actizaticusations defend myself. that's ridiculous. this is an upsetting story.

hundreds of thousands of our american veterans die waiting for health care from the disastrous va. there's a shocking new report out today from the va's own inspector general. it reveals massive flaws well beyond the flaws we ever knew about before in the agency enrollment system. this report says that led to 307,000 american veterans dying before they could get the help they desperately needed. that report found va staffers may have deleted 10,000 records in the last ten years. the pronoun they best identify with. school registration now includes the option that lets students pick between he, she, her, that sort of thing. also made up names that

advocates say are gender neutral. ze, hir and hirs. they say no different than when professors are asked to call by a nickname. oh boy. can't make that up. one teenager determined to have a party. he hacked into their phones to ask for a blessing. he hacked in to replace the word no with hell yes. his mom saying quote, who's going on? i'm saying hell yes to this party? he responded you guys are the best. unbelievable. turn s out the ice bucket challenge did a lot more. scientists make a break through leading to therapy for

debilitating diseases. will there's elisabeth doing it. congratulations. well done. now to maria with a look at the weather. >> hi. i've got my fsu hat on. college football kicking off this weekend. we're all excited about that. early this morning, already looking at warm temperatures. 70s and 80s from the plains to parts of the east coast. they are climbing to 90s as far north as rapid city. high temperature forecast to be 95. new york 92. further west, a lot cooler. they have the on shore flow, rainy conditions and temperatures forecast to be in the 60s for you in the city of seattle. otherwise the radar this morning. he have rain forecast in the northern rockies and also northern plains. now let's head to elisabeth. i know you've got pete and brian

i believe. >> yes. it's all about to my immediate left, you can see you're miles away. time to find out how to tailgate, what to eat, and traditions. school colors from universities. boston college. what's your school? >> princeton. >> sports illustrated tailgate tour. here all morning. what's tailgating without game day food? >> that's a great question for football friends. they're going to love it. author of "the outdoor table" here to kick off football season. what have you got today? >> delicious recipes. one we'll have is pickled onion and cheese. they'll be a show stopper. first, make your pimento cheese.

if you're from the south, you know how. pimentos, sauce. he's grilling the burgers over there. >> he's the grill master. >> mix this up. got your burger grilled. your slider. put cheese on here. idealyburger warm, cheese melts. pickled onions. >> how do you know salt goes on there? >> hold your horses. >> that's how you tell guys to handle themselves. >> follow the directions. >> bacon wrapped bites. cook your bacon to chewy. put in muffin tin like that. mix up parmesan cheese, hash browns, green onion. >> that's what the salt and

pepper is for. >> salt and pepper. there you go. it's tailgating season. >> you stuff this all inside? >> yeah, put it right in. >> these are bacon wrapped hash brown bites. >> got to try one of those and one of the burgers too. >> get a burger. get a hash brown bite. >> oh my goodness. how did my eagle go there? >> go grab one. go pass it along. >> what a gentleman. >> hash brown and bacon. >> it doesn't get better than that. >> nice job on the chili there. >> it's football season. we're doing it right here on our plaza. >> serving everyone in his game-worn jersey. >> thank you for bringing us all

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because of budgets. you say because of candidates. >> we've had a great deal of challenge trying to recruit individuals into the police department. this is something going on now for a few years in many cities. particularly women and minority t s. it's been do i have get them in. current climate probably has something to do with it. also other issues we're addressing now to beef up our numbers. >> how many recruits from the perfect world? what do you need and what do you have? >> my i sworn strength is 6500. that's what i'm authorized and budgeted for. now we're a couple hundred under that. just graduated class of 70 a week ago. another class comes out in december. we're not keeping pace. you have to hire over and above whatever your rate of attrition is. we had significant hiring, 25-30

years ago. those people are eligible to retire now. that's the challenge keeping pace of attrition and adding people at the same time. >> you've seen a lot in your career to get to the spot you're in. what are the streets like opposed to six to ten years ago? a lot of officers tell me lack of respect is prevalent. what are you hearing in philadelphia? >> it's a challenging environment. in some communities, it's been a challe some time. there's been tension between police and community in some instances. we're working very aggressively to restore or rebuild relationships and trust in those communities. it's difficult but you have to stay at it. >> you feel a lot could come from washington. in 60s and 70s, it was not a

glorious thing. there's a different attitude towards our military. is there a way to get that way toward law enforcement? >> majority of americans think highly of law enforcement. obviously in today's environment with videos and things of that nature, it's influenced some public opinion. i think it really starts at the neighborhood level between police officers and members of the community. we may have lost a few percentage points in terms of how we rank among other professions, but it's certainly i something we can bring back to where it ought to be. we still rank pretty high in most communities. >> all right. commissioner ramsey, thanks so much. hopefully people are watching and realize that's the stable, respected job they want and be in your next recruiting class. thanks so much. >> thank you. coming up ahead, when it

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if they do it through e-mail, they feel there's less stress and structure. >> they're packing for a move and looking for a ride with good gas mileage and low down payment to get them to los angeles. >> want to stay 100 to $150 for a monthly payment. there's a lot of things going on, a lot of money. we're just trying to get everything figured out. >> car expert lauren thick is here to help. you can buy a new car around $12,000 and get payments under $100 a month. >> thick says be careful swapping e-mails with a car dealer. >> you shouldn't have had to give her amount up front. you gave her information, and she knew how to direct you. >> this is the automobile you should be using. you think you hate it now. wait until you drive it. >> don't be vague when choosing a vehicle. decide you want this year, this make, this model. the more specific you are, the easier it is to negotiate.

you know what you're negotiating for. e-mail avoids the upsell. you'll understand this is what i need, no i don't need this other one. >> the paint is faded. >> yeah, but it's custom. >> custom faded? >> thick says if you buy used, see the car before you buy it. avoid craigslist. >> you don't have information on the cars and what the person is telling you. there are safe concerns as we've seen on the news. if you don't know about cars, probably not a great choice for you. >> after negotiating online with a few salespeople, brittany and michael head to the dealership. >> it's so pretty. >> thick has one more tip for them. >> most important when buying a car whether new or used, never be afraid to walk away. >> i think it's something we'd like to talk about more. this helps a lot though.

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the man hunt expands in the search for three cop killers on the run in illinois as the entire community comes together to support a devastated widow. >> my world got smaller with his passing. he will truly be missed by all of us. >> absolutely heartbreaking. the latest moments way. the war of words between nald trump and jeb bush just escalated. >> the fact he can say only speak english is ridiculous. i laughed. this is a joke. >> not everyone agrees.

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i'm not sure which of the guys to my right or left are battling it out with me. >> you had to go back for military training last week, correct? >> no. >> have you been training for this relay? >> i have been. >> military guys in the same bucket. >> give hasselbeck a run for her money. >> you afraid of me? >> great way to bow out. >> we'll see what happens. somebody has to play the role. we have a lot to discuss. heather has breaking news. >> serious story to bring you out of north carolina. a u.s. marine is dead after a helicopter makes what the military calls a hard landing. nine others were hurt in the training exercise. the name has not been released yet.

this comes after a black hawk makes a hard landing in a forest. two soldiers were injured that were on board. a man hunt for the cop killers continues today. law enforcement have now expanded perimeter once again. they're focussing on tips and surveillance video they've been reviewing. last night hundreds turned out at a vigil in honor of the police officer. his widow speaks out for the first time. >> my world got a little bit smaller with his passing. he will truly be missed by all. >> indeed. schools reopen this morning with increased security. second man hunt is underway in the town of massachusetts after the gunman shot at a police cruiser. a guy in a marine pickup truck fired at the officer while he

was driving down the road. the officer crashed into a tree, his car bursting into flames. a search for the suspect continues. a shelter in place was issued overnight. cheryl mills was the top aid to then secretary of state hillary clinton. she's questioned behind closed doors on capitol hill. reporters fire off questions as she walks in moments ago. new e-mails show her name appearing 2200 times on clinton's private server. lawmakers plan to question her about the scandal and state department's response about the benghazi tra benghazi terrorist attacks. we have learned the former aide to hillary clinton, the one that set up the private server at her home. he plans to plead the fifth in

relation to the allegations. >> serious news. >> thank you for that. now talking about donald trump and jeb bush. now that he's front runner, i'm talking about trump, it's clear jeb has a quick reaction laying the debate and firing back. the latest tantrum between them has to do with the language jeb spoke in miami. >> take a listen. [ speaking spanish ] >> it appears he reserved strongest punches back in spanish language. donald trump, as he often says he will do, i may not strike first, but i will strike back. this is total back and forth.

donald trump said this response to jeb bush. he said i like jeb. he's a nice man. he should set the example by speaking english in the united states. moments ago jeb bush responded. this morning, brand new. >> the fact he would say you can only speak english is ridiculous. are we going to close foreign language classes? why would he have a contract with univision for his beauty pageant? mr. trump doesn't believe many shared values. >> i laughed. this is a joke. >> strongest point yet perhaps by jeb bush. >> the question is what do you do if you're an american reporter in america and wondering what they're talking about? can you report that story? i focused on german in high school. if i didn't have subtitles, i would not know he was talking

donald trump. i would have missed the story. >> there's legitimate concerns that look at donald trump and say this is a traditionally english-speaking country. there's been a lot in this country. obviously politicians need to speak to everyone that votes. a lot speak spanish. it hits a cord by what many feel is a split in the country. >> may bode well for jeb bush long term if he speaks both. he's not posing as someone that speaks spanish. this is who he is. it may be his strongest trump card. >> it's easier to do a story if i understand the language. if covering that story, i would say excuse me, what just happened? >> i think jeb is trying to take advantage of this. donald trump driving the news in

many ways. rnc is heading to him to talk about a pledge that the rnc recently introduced to all candidates. it's focused on donald trump as to whether or not they would run as a third party candidate. >> that's a fear. huge fear. he didn't -- at the debate when bret asked him, raise your hand if you promise you wouldn't run as a third party candidate. trump says i can't. he said that's leverage for me. the actual promise would say i endorse the 2016 republican nominee regardless of who it is. i will not seek for president nomination of another party. if he does sign this paper, it puts that to rest. today is the day it could all happen. >> it's all about him.

it's great optics. it's 2:00 in the afternoon. then we'll have into thursday night, people watching. they'll say what's the big news story today, governor kasich saying i'll take the pledge? pataki saying i'll take the pledge? no. it's a meeting tipped off and press conference announced at trump tower featuring trump fronten a and center. that's stage craft. >> they'll try to make sure a republican runs as republican and not independent. big announcement this afternoon. we'll see what comes from the meeting. >> trump says you're with me or else. remember the vow you took for richer or poorer is this a study of 2,000 people indicates half of married couples don't know what their spouse earns. two thirds don't discuss finances at all. is this a problem? >> i don't think it's a problem.

marriage arguments are mostly about money they say. if you have your own money, maybe eliminate 80% of your arguments. less information -- hundroney, change for say $20 do you have a $20? >> what if you have a spender and saver? >> we all talk about we have joint checking accounts with significant others. that surprises me. >> by the way, women love to be referred to as significant other. >> my pretty significant other. >> fantastic. turn temperatures out many do not know how much they're worth. do they have to go to marriage therapy? >> women knew more about the men's salary than men knew about the women.

significant other would be accepted by some. >> the significant other thing would emerge out of this study. before you move in with somebody, two-thirds of couples do not know what the other person is worth. >> rolling the dice. >> this study was done by a credit agency asking about financing. you're fired up e-mails us on all these stories. here's what lynn says about donald trump signing the republican pledge. quote, i sincerely hope that mr. trump does not sign any pledges ever. >> that is interesting. that's a challenge for him, right? he says he's independent, now going to pledge. where do you go? >> pit will relax people to think if i'm republican, i can support the candidate that's not going to leave me at the altar. most couples not knowing the other salary, one says this. i know exactly how much my wife earns as she gets all of my

salary. fantastic. >> it's called direct deposit. >> my wife says i spend your money. i spend your money. >> that's right. >> that's the way it goes. >> well said by her. >> fair enough. it works. is your baby being spied on while they sleep? >> he was screaming wake up baby. wake up baby. then just a long ahh. >> some of the top baby monitors at risk of being hacked. new information every parent needs to hear. then while many americans struggle to pay everyday bills, a report finds more than half of immigrants cash in on welfare. he got dressed and ran into the studio. >> he's quick. >> good morning. ♪ ♪

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hi. brand new report from the center of immigration studies finds many more than half of the immigrants living in the u.s. currently are receiving welfare benefits. >> that climbs to 76% for immigrant with families of

children. >> that is higher than number of those on welfare born here. >> stew, good morning. >> good morning all. a lot of money. it is a lot of money. the fact is if you have open-door immigration policy, and i think we have, you bring your people into a welfare state, it is extremely expensive. by law, people who come here are going to get a low income job. they have to be provided benefits, welfare benefits. not talking social security and medicare. medicaid, # free school lunches, housing assistance. that is welfare. if you come to this country with a low paying job, you're eligible. >> what do you say to those that say this immigrantle ls to settle in th

country. >> the question is are people coming here for welfare or come here, find a welfare available, and take it? which is it? six to one, half a dozen to the other. >> the word gets out. go to washington, get a hotel. word gets out in orthotic, get a shelter. >> numbers like that suggest a change in the mood in america and how we think of immigrants. think of immigrants coming here, striving. america likes immigrants. i felt that myself as an imglani immigra immigrant. i think this mood changes when you see half taking money from the states. >> we were talking before. this is product of government # rather than providing benefits when needed reaching out saying do you want and need ben the fits? obama administration active

pursued those. >> right. it's buying people coming cross the border. this is what we'll give you. that's terribly wrong. president obama giving amnesty to 5 million. he's not closed the border. 2.5 million have come acrossdur. they're almost encouraged, come across. we'll take care of you. >> we won't arrest you. you host your show on the fox business network between 9:00 and 11:00. >> 9:00 and 12:00. no wonder they doubled your salary. >> you share salary numbers? >> we have an open relationship. >> great number of people checking you out on fox. >> appreciate you. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming by. all she wanted was a fast

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when smoke filled the termin overnight. normal operations resumed this morning. next, $2.44, that's how low gas prices could drop this labor day weekend for travel. prices expected to be the cheapest in more than a decade. more good news for travelers. finally, $0. major step forward for nfl. fans can soon watch games anywhere in the world for free. cbs will stream six games and super bowl online at no cost. online ads will go for big bucks. elisabeth? >> thank you for that. after months of baking in the sun, you may be a bit concerned about your skin. apps out there promise to detect melanoma. according to the foundation, nearly 5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year. an app might be life saving, but do they actually work? thanks for being here. i'm looking at statistics. one person dies from skin cancer every single hour. we might be done with summer, but you have a warning for

everybody? >> absolutely. summer may be coming to a close and you're putting away summer whites. it's not the end of skin cancer. skin cancer more common than other cancers combined. >> mole apps based on screen shots can help you and mole detectives can screen shot moles. are these apps accurate and helpful? >> i have two problems. one is you have to be the doctor to be worried about the spot. what i find in my office, many times when patients come in, they show me a spot i can look at in three seconds and say this is not important. here's why. this spot next to it may be the

melano melanoma. patients may worry about what's raised. we look for symmetry, color changes, diameter, evolving spots. those are criteria we look for. we have special lights we can look at. we have devices that can help us. we have experience. >> doctor, would you go as far as saying these apps giving the impression 20 people out there could figure out moles on their own. would you call them dangerous? >> they give you false sense of security that one spot is okay, may or may not be okay many and of itself. you may not go see the doctor for other spots that are harmful and delay diagnoses. there's no replacement for your doctor and the experience that comes with dermatologists that look at skin all day and know how to diagnose that deadly form of skin cancer called melanoma.

>> you're always so helpful. thank you for your wisdom. we want to thank our sun smart supplies dedicated by dr. doris. >> absolutely. >> keep covered even though it's fall. apps are under investigation and scrutiny. >> yep. a high school football coach taking heat for getting baptized in front of the team. over the line or fair game? you decide. do do you see anything wrong with this picture here? why is taylor swift under fire for this new video? we'll tell you just ahead.

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well, it's your shot of the morning. check out the zebra on the scene spotted running free in a field in h in montana. that's right, i said montana. >> a state trooper posted on facebook saying i know we cover a lot of territory, be but somewhere there's a land bridge out of africa. >> a very long one. >> is that your zebra? we found it. are hackers watching your child sleep? a brand new report shows several popular baby monitors on the market lack security features leaving you and your baby vulnerable. ainsley has the troubling information all parents need to know about. >> good morning. these monitors have gotten hugely popular, parents trusting

them to help keep an eye on babies. >> remember this mom that was terrified when a stranger took control of her device? >> i yelled in the camera, quit watching me. i didn't know what to do. i was scared and shocked this was happening. >> the cyber security firm says this is happening more and more blaming the manufactures. experts looked at nine baby monitors. here's a list that ranged in price from $55 to $260. all devices, they got a d or f grade. price made no difference. what is the problem? researchers say someone can look up defaults pass words in the user manuels and use that to spy on your baby. devices with unencrypted data screens can lets view

piles on your computers. they say unplug when not in yuchluse. many companies are going to make necessary changes. back to you. >> what were you doing? >> looking to see if my baby monitor is on that list. it's not. >> change that registry. >> i should do that too. keep in touch. >> thank you. >> be back soon. baptism is under fire. there's one school in carroll down where a football coach was baptized before practice. members of the football team participated in the mass baptism. in the video posted by first baptist villa rica, it said take a look how god is still in our schools. now an atheist group is demanding action.

>> it was before practice. he made it clear it was voluntary. we asked for comments early. this is a touchy subject for a lot of people. faith is important in america. this is a public school. a lot of questions here. >> at a football practice, should you have baptism before? is that the place? it's about people protesting the fact they say prayer before the game, halftime or if they're losing. i don't think it's inappropriate. i don't think the football team should watch their coach get baptized and maybe feel forced to do it themselves. andy said no one forced anyone to be baptized. if the atheists don't believe in god or are offended when others pray, they don't have to join

in. >> another says practice can be felt coercive for those on the team. >> no one can surrender your heart. you have to do that yourself. the opportunity was there. who would deny them that chance? another story we're talking about this morning that's developing. heather has more on it. it's interesting. what do you have? >> it's in kentucky. folks working down there at the kentucky clerk. remember the kentucky clerk that refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples? she will now face a federal judge. kim davis is her name. six deputy clerks along with her could be held in contempt of court. she calls this violation of rep lidgen. her husband was armed with a handgun as she faced another couple demanding answers on the

status of marriage licenses. listen. >> i'm not doing marriage licenses today. we're pending appeal to court tomorrow. >> under who's authority? >> god's authority. >> davis could now face a fine or jail time if held in contempt today. the pentagon now doing site surveys in kansas and north carolina hoping to bring detainees to american soil. many say that's president obama trying to fulfill the promise to close guantanamo bay. we were told the president is putting americans at risk. >> the thing about putting the world's worst terrorists within a mile or two of elementary, middle, high schools, it does not seem realistic that the president would pose a quick question. national security or a political promise? it looks like he's heading

toward a political promise. >> lawmakers have vowed to fight any proposed transfers of detainees to u.s. soil. taylor swift has a new video slammed as racist. you judge here. ♪ ♪ >> beautiful looking video, right? critics though are now claiming the colonial themed video glamourizes rich white fantasies in africa. the cast included mostly white actors. two black actors played soldiers. the creator said it's a love story with no political agenda. what do you think of that? a boycott of the chain arby's after an officer was

denied service for being a cop. she ordered in the drive through in her police cruiser tuesday night. when she pulled up to pay and get her food, a manager told her a worker did not want to serve her because she was a cop. martin then got a refund and left the restaurant. the worker says it was a joke and he would never refuse to serve an officer. arby's has apologized. your comments are pouring in. what are folks saying guys? >> that was my transition heather. i sense that in your note. boycotting the chain will send is a bigger message to businesses that allow their employees to discriminate against law enforcement. good point. >> a lot of good points. you know who makes a good point?

mar maria. how's weather out there? >> reporter: we're kicking off start of college football this week. we have my alma mater, cheerleaders, others as well. very exciting for college games kick off. some of you might be excited for your weather. it's september but feeling like summer for many of you, plains to east coast. many may be ready for this to be over with. temperatures in 70s and 80s this morning. 90s as far north as rapid city. 96 for the high. we're tracking showers and thunderstorms across the southwest and along the gulf coast. back over to you inside. otherwise, i'll keep tailgating getting ready for the game. >> you're in good hands out there. >> in lieu of security, we have a badger and eagle. >> badgers are strong.

he picked me up out there. >> you two are going to race. >> i get the badger. next on the run down, they've opened their home to more than 100 foster children. these parents had their kids take an way because of their legal gun. they're bringing their fight to "fox & friends" next. we're kicking off the college football season with competition on the plaza. not talking about the players. finally what the public wants, the mascots. ♪ ♪

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a marine has been killed after a helicopter makes a hard landing in north carolina. nine others are hurt. it's not clear what caused the hard landing. president obama wraps up the climate change trip to alaska, word that five naval ships are spotted miles off the alaskan coast in the bering sea. they have yet to break any laws. meet ron and christy beaver. their license to foster parent was revoked when neighbors woke them up in the middle of the night. the beavers pulled a gun in self-defense. a month later, the department of family services pulled the foster license and the three children they were currently caring for from their home. now they're here to fight back. here rod and christy beaver.

thanks for joining us. >> good morning. thanks for having us on. >> tell the us about the incident in april and what it led to in july. >> in april we had a couple of intruders that entered in front of our house on top of my wife's car. my daughter brought to our attention we had people screaming through the window up at her. she came and got me out of my bedroom. i went down, listened, realized there was commotion in front of the house. told my wife to call 911 to get officers in route. went and got my firearm and approached the front door. as soon as i hit the front door of my house, i had two coming through the court yard gate at me. i displayed my weapon and put my hand up and told them they were trespassing. had them freeze on the spot. after that it became chaos. >> ammunition was stored in a different place. you were compliant with the law.

>> christy, what happened couple months late senator. >> back in april, somebody showed up at our house letting us know they were going to launch investigation. we went through investigation, provided information, gave everything they asked for. we thought the investigation was closed. children continued to live with us. at the end of july, we were served with a certified notice that the department of family services decided to revoke our foster care license. >> because of the way they interpreted the law, even though you're legal gun owners, have being fostering children for over 100, they took the three under the age of five away and revoked your license. what's next? how do you get your license back and continue to be foster parents? >> the kids weren't taken. they were moved to an adoptive resource home. we had them in our home during

the investigation. we applied by the law having ammo in one spot and gun in another. the problem is once you combine them, they have issue of protecting your family with second amendment. to get license back, we're going to appeal with council and see what it will take to reverse this travesty in the family of department services the way they recognize defending your family. >> we would never want to uprip those kids trying to bring them back to our home. we'd ratherer have the opportunity to take in more children and protect not only our own children but more in our home. >> legal firearm owners, that's why you have it to protect young kids and foster kids. i hope telling this story is a part of doing so. thank you for your courage to come on and lives you've touched as foster parents. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. still ahead, announcement

from country star dirks bentley you'll only see here on "fox & friend friends". plus, me versus elisabeth? who can get the mascot to the finish line first? i'm not sure i get the heisman. first, let's check in with martha for what's coming up. >> i'm looking forward to the faceoff between you and elisabeth. will donald trump take the pledge to stay in the republican race and not take independent? chris christie and rand paul is here to weigh in at the top of the hour. i'll see you at the top of the hour. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right

all right. all morning long we've been getting in the spirit of college football. college football season is upon us this weekend. sports illustrated for the third straight year going on. you're part of it. the tailgating tour starts now. >> facing off this monday. first, a faceoff "fox & friends" style on the plaza. >> boston college is ready. >> all right. >> on one side boston college versus princeton and eagles versus the badger. i'm from minnesota. i'll deal with it. >> we'll be in the booth together. >> we're going to start off the other end.

>> we have cheerleaders from rutgers, florida state as well. >> you'll come back, weave in and out. at stake is your future and pride. all right? right now as we size up, do you have sense of talent, who's prepared? >> given the head size, i think it's going to slow down a little bit. i like the dynamic hit. >> what about the head size? that's also got something to do with it. we ready to start? >> yeah. >> okay. get ready, mark, race. >> let's see what happens here. clean off. oh my gosh. elisabeth's footwork is amazing. oh my gosh.

oh. >> number 12. >> boston college. >> okay. >> turns to s out the mascots wt sober. we are surprised. >> military plan and elite athlete of boston. >> round of applause for these athletes. >> we'll be right back with more "fox & friends" on the turf. ♪ ♪ aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares.

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before you go, here's one for the road. country super star dirks bentley coming out with much more than a music video. check this out. >> the country singer's new video features a real life risers, people that triumphed

over hard times like amy, a former homeless mom that managed to rebuild her life with nashville non profit safe haven. on the website in just minutes at 9:00. you'll want to see that. couple of daredevils sky diving landing themselves the best seat in the house. look at this. wow. the two men gave us a birds eye view from thousands of feet above the bristol motor speed way landing to cheers of 160,000 nascar fans and kicking off the race. outstanding player for the titans and ohio state. we say hello to college football season. we have time for one more race. >> okay. elisabeth again. two eagle alumni.

elisabeth and "fox & friends" crew member. >> we're going head to head right now. are you ready? we're going to race all the way down and back. >> here we go. >> then you head down to the other end. >> yes, we are. >> here we go. >> you have to go back. oh bucky coming back. >> it's hard to believe.

that's eddie george like. eddie, thanks so much. thanks to cheerleaders and everyone for coming down. enjoy your football bill: a fox news alert. big news about the presidential frontrunners in both parties. donald trump will meet with the rnc. reince priebus will push trump to sign a loyalty pledge not to run as an independent candidate if he does not get the republican nomination. big news today. welcome here. martha: on the democratic side there are more problems for hillary clinton. a former aide who installed the server in chappaqua, new york says he will take the fifth. he refuses to answe