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old. this morning, they're sharing their secrets with the next generation. the high life and bacon. keys to happiness. >> "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ everybody's going wait a minute, is it saturday? no, it's friday. >> your weekend's come a day early and we're really glad to see you. >> and you mentioned it's the 4th of september. it's force friday. force friday is blowing up and we have a storm trooper car that i'm going to be driving little bit later on the show. >> taking a special trip. >> and don't turn that dial. but first we want to get to heather who is tells us what happened. >> reporter: a lot has happened. and four u.s. soldiers were

traveling in the sinai peninsula in egypt when an ied hit their car and then soldiers rushed to help them and they were hit by an ied and we're told that all six are expected to be okay. back here at home, a frantic search underway for a shirtless gunman who opened fire at a college campus. at least two people are students at sacramento city college. some say the shooter ran off minutes after the shooting wearing no shirt and cargo shirts. unclear if he has any ties to the school. and the hunt for three accused cop killers in illinois. it turns out a resident where lieutenant gliniewicz was gunned down had security cameras at his

home that may have captured those men on video and that video has been turned over to police. >> i'm told by the party who handed us the video that it's skpo supposed to be high definition. >> they found the lieutenant's gun but won't say if that's the murder weapon. and a drone causing a big racket at the u.s. open. flew over the grand stand before it flew over empty seats. the match was paused momentarily while authorities investigates. a lot of people were nervice and thought it was an attack. thankfully, just a drone. thanks a lot, heather. there is a question donald trump can't answer, apparently. he appeared on the hue hewt show. he's going to be one of the hosts of the cnn debate later this month.

and he ask asked him a question about general sole ammany. >> he's the most dangerous man in the world leading the equivalent of our navy s.e.a.l.s and trump thought he was talking about the kurds. >> yeah, he leads the kuds forces in iran and he asked the question whether or not he thought that his behavior would change now because of the iranian acoord the united states and donald trump thought this was a gotcha question and he said, no, this is a kuds forces and so they went back and back and forth. >> and bottom line, he's a political outsider. and he's said publicly that he watches cable news and hears from folks in the military that way and that's one of the ways he bones up on our national security. and someone says is he qualified

to lead our fwhaegz he nation a know who some of the major players are? >> listen to this and ask yourself is this a gotcha question. >> are you familiar with general solamani? >> yes. go ahead, tell me. >> he runs the kuds forces. >> and i think the kurds by the way have been hotly mistreated by us. >> no, the iranian, the bad guys. >> i thought you said kurds. oh, i'm sorry, i thought you said kurds because i think they've been very poorly treated by us. >> agreed. i'm looking for the next commander and chief to know who the players are. >> honestly, by the time we get

to office, they'll all be change sa ed and gone. those are like history questions, do you know this one or that one. >> i'm not trying to quiz you. >> that is a gotcha question. i'm not meeting these people or seeing these people. when you start throwing round names of people and where they live, i think it's ridiculous. the day after the election, i'll know way more about it than you'll ever know. >> and a lot of his supporters would probably say, if he does become president, donald j. trump, then he'll surund hround himself with people who will teach him and he'll be just fine. >> you know, george w. bush was asked the same questions and his

supporters came to his defense. you're shoveling in these weird foreign leaders that only a few people have actually heard of and he said look, i'm going to go through briefings and learn all of these people. and i think he handled it well. >> and he may have actually heard kurds. carly fiorina was asked the same question and she got it right. will anybody care? is there any donald trump voter listening to us this morning, going he confused the quds forces with the kurds forces. never mind. >> and that's what's been appealing about donald trump is that he's this outsider. and interesting new polls and how he shapes up against

washington. >> he still leads in the latest polls but there's an interesting thing that happens when he gets matched up head-to-head. donald trump verses the neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson, 55% over trump's 36%. >> and this is interesting as a fellow washington outsider, ben carson is trumping donald trump. >> he is in the head-to-head but not in the straight poll. if you ask people who they support, trump beats carson. >> and once you start widling down the contenders -- >> and they do take donald trump seriously. they think he's an exastengsal threat and nobody's afraid of ben carson. he's a decent man. nobody feels he's a threat. >> and one message of his that's resonating.

when he was in harlem, a week or so ago, and he said the republican party has largely forgotten about the african american community and he said, even if you don't vote for me, i will foilth fight for you. >> and he said ben carson isn't running against donald trump. he's just spreading a message of positivity and not trying to attack donald trump. but jeb bush isn't doing that right now and he's starting to fight back and look at this new head-to-head poll. 37% and he's taken out a couple of ads recently. >> here's how he responded. >> i'm not going to participate in some reality tv show. i'm going to push back when he says things that there ugly and when he attacks me personally or despairages my family, you're

dam right i'm going to fight back. >> and a dam and a hel in the same sentence. reports from the trail suggest that bush campaign is finally taking trump seriously. and he's a real candidate, he's leading the pack, it's time to address him directly. >> and for a time, he saying he's not going to address this and he's saying he's not going to live in a reality tv show, but when trump attacked him about speaking spanish and he's said, you know what, donald trump doesn't respect some of the founding principals of our nation of respecting other cultures. are we going to start getting rid of all foreign language classes in high school and colleges too? >> and trump makes an interesting point that language does bind us together.

and any multilingual countries tend to fight amongst themselves. >> and assimilation is so important. >> and donald trump also attacking jeb bush over his lobbying efforts. he says he's being bought and sold. i'm using my own money. know th going to roll out a lot of dirtied as, that's fine, just remember where all that money is coming from. >> that's a real attack. and to say it's a reality show, i don't know. a man who stepped up to help, joins us next. and people who live past 100 revealing their secrets to a longer life. things like miller high life and bacon. sounds good to me. those aren't the only secrets. we'll share more coming up.

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welcome back. they're the newest generation of freedom fighters taking on isis. a father and his two sons, all three men served in the marines and were eager to make a difference on the war on terror so, they hopped on a plane to middle east to help. and here is an iraq war vet to founded humanitarian experience abroad. and he joins me live from southern kurd stan via skype this morning. nice to see you and thank you for joining us. what why did you decide to join this fight? >> well, thank you for having me. i think the reason why most of us decide to join was of course to help the kurds and to beat back isis or dash. but in addition, i'm combat vet, i served in 2003 in iraq. and a lot of us have a tendency

to keep in the fight and help out. >> and that's one thing but to pack up, go to the front lines and try to help the peshmerga in this region who don't have a lot of support like they used to have when the united states army and military was there, what are they facing against isis? >> they're facing a problem that could easily be solved with more help from this administration and future administrations. they're like a little israel. they could be our best friend but they need night vision, they need to be able to match them toe for toe at night and during the day. they need specialists. >> one of the things that you've talked about is that you might feel there's a disconnect from americans at home think this might not effect us anymore. its

over there. you said you're over there trying to change that narrative. why? >> because that's the type of response we get. that if we want to help out, we should do it here in america. but what the regular population isn't understanding is that this is a game you have to play before it's too late. we need to make friends now and changing the narrative. the narrative isis is using to recruit is an american hate musl muslims. but if you look at all the out pouring of help, you'll see that's ridiculous. the kurds are muslims, we love them like brothers and they've treated us like family. >> what are you hearing from other veterans who aserved in iraq and trying to stablize that entire region and now we see this chaos. what do you hear from them? >> there's not chaos incurr

kurdistan. and many of them would love to come except most of us are a little older now and we have families and responsibilities. so, many of the guys throughout are doing it because they can and they wanted to. >> well, we're going to put a link up on the screen for our viewers if they want to help the fight. they can go to humanitarian defense abroad.org. and we're going to have it on fox and friends.com and our facebook page. >> i wanted to real quick thank doctor at the hospital. and colonel tarik and everyone from the krg, the puk and the kdp. >> thanks, lieu. >> coming up on the show, tired of hearing negative stories about police officers, so are these two kids. so, wait until you hear what

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one glass of whiskey every day. >> i don't think most of them will say what agnes is saying. i don't know how you did it, but it's genetics in her case. some will process alcohol better than others. i'm not giving that as my prescription. >> in small doses. up next, we have fwgurtrude. she said treat people right and be nice to other people the way you want them to be nice to you. >> and i like thought one because stress is a killer. and if you're nice to someone, you spread good karma and you have less stress. stress leads to high blood pressure, heart disease. >> when we're nasty to others, it really hurts us more than them. >> and we won't live as long.

>> and up next suzannau jones. bacon, eggs and grits for breakfast every day. >> that tastes great but raise your blood pressure. she's got great genetics. and my grandfather got over 90, he started eating whatever he wanted. he said i made it this far. >> life is too short. what about having bacon and eggs in the morning and then have a healthy diet the rest of the day. >> enjoyment is part of living a long time but i'm not prescribing bacon and eggs either. >> and 114 years old, considered religion to be her best medicine. is this because people who worship a god or higher power are feeling like they have something to live for or what is it? >> that's one. there's a passion involved in

religion and it takes your worries away from the little things and those little things are what give you heart disease. believing deeply in god will help you worry less and worrying less will help you live longer. >> it gives you a group to be a part of. and paul marcus, the gentleman 101 years old. he says the secret to longevity is ice cream. you got to have good genes. >> you have to have good genes to eat the ice cream. and we found that ice cream might be better than frozen yogurt because there's too much sugar in frozen yogurt. but if you have it every day, most people aren't going to make it to that number. and we have happiness. and the happiness gene is going to help. >> and have a great labor day weekend. the white house wants to

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hey, everybody, it's time for your shot of the morning. college football season is here and today is college colors day where fans wear their team colors. >> and eddie george helped kick

off the celebration on our plaza yesterday. he faced off with wisconsin's bucky the badger. watch. >> got the music and you're playing to get to boston college, maybe. >> what about the wisconsin badger? >> we own them. 66-0, my friend. so, we're good. >> i think he almost punched the badger in the head. >> they're an intense group and the score was actually 59-0. and the defending national champs play their first game on monday. >> and so, are you wearing your college colors today, send us your pictures and go to college colors.com. >> are you going to hop online right now? >> i'm going to hop online. >> now is a good time to do it because we're heading to heather to get a check on the headlines

. >> agood morning to you all. i have a couple of news headlines. hundreds of people packed in a town hall meeting in kansas, raising the concerns of gitmo prisoners coming to their state. and governor vowing to keep them from being transferred to fort leavenwor leavenworth. many feel it would hurt the economy due to the fear effecter. and they say this isn't what our troops fought for. >> we fight the kurds over here, so you don't have to have them on american soil. >> military officials are also considering transferring some detainees to a large naval brig in south carolina. an 11-year-old boy home alone with his sister shoots and killed a would-be burglar.

they say two 16 year olds tried to break in twice and that's when they tried to front door, which was unlocked and the 11-year-old opened fire with his mother's gun, killing one of the teenagers. >> just makes you think where they learn it from or where is the -- basically, where is the parent? >> it seems that anybody at this point can pull a trigger on a weapon and it's very scary. >> the boy's mother said she bought the gun because of other break in attempts. and they want to know why they were alone with such easy access to the gun. so far, nobody has been charged. and the son of the clerk also refusing to issue marriage license licenses. her son won't face fines or jail

time since the other county clerks agreed under oath to grant those marriage licenses to same-sex couples today. and a movement to honor police officers is now born. and the two people behind it, two young texas boys. >> we challenge you to show that blue lives matter. >> they're urging the country to thank a cop. it comes in the wake of deputy goforth's murder in texas. the boys say the police officers simply aren't getting the respect they deserve. >> they go to places other people don't want to go and they help people through protecting us. and that's really important to me. >> we wanted to take action and show that blue lives matter glp . >> so, you want to thank an officer on video, post it and challenge five other people to do the same thing.

those are your headlines. i love those young men. such great little guys. >> the best. have you ever heard of bourbon on the rocks? how about a bourbon fuelled fire-nado. >> this is sad for those of you who like to take a drink. lightning struck a jim beam plant and sparks in the warehouse set off this massive fire. is this happening in other places? >> hopefully not. but we are looking at the possibility of severe storms and maybe isolated weather like severe hail, damaging winds and tornados in the plains. and i want to start out with your current temperatures throughout the curreountry. it's currently 80 in the city of dallas and as far north as minneapolis and new york city,

77 degrees and as we head into this afternoon, parts of the plains will remain 10 to 20 degrees above average compared to what's normal for this time of the year. and 92 in rapid city. in the pacific northwest, temperatures in the 60s in missoula and seattle. and you can see some areas of rain across the dakotas, already in montana. and you'll have the threat later today and dealing with rain across parts of eastern ohio. >> thanks a lot, maria. well, big expectations for the silver screen to close out 2015. >> it's an awakening. have you felt it? >> the force has awakened. it's the 7th installment of the

"star wars" franchise. >> and joining us now with pru previews of the hottest film is founder of nerd tears.com. kevin mccarthy. >> happy fourth friday. i'm wearing my r 2 d 2 toy. i was up until 2:00 in the morning buying the toy online. >> tell us about "the martian." >> this is directed by ridley scott and this is about a man mission to mars that goes wrong and matt damon is presumably dead but left on mars and it looks absolutely incredible. it builds humenor into a very serious subject matter. it looks phenomenal. based on a popular book.

>> what about "the walk." this is coming out in wauoctobes well. >> first of all, it's based on a true story in 1974, he walked on a wire across the twinatories of the world trade center. there's a documentary about this man called "man on wire." this movie opened up in october. 9th. it's an i max 3d and when you wau watch the trayliler, you feel le you're actually up there. >> if it's half as good as the documentary, it will be fantastic. and "star wars, the force awakens" is it worth it? >> seven years after "the return of the jeddi." this made me cry nerd tears like you'd never beleave.

it's shot on 35 millimeter film. they built the millennium fallcon. it looks insane. i was up until 1:30 in the morning, buying toys. i guarantee you it will break records. >> i can't believe you're admitting this. and coming up right here on "fox & friends," i'm going to be driving away in a new storm troop star wars car. >> stop telling me these things. why am i not there with you? >> if you're looking forward to the holidays, "the resident" coming out. >> alejandro who did "bird man" last year. this is deckadicaprio's film.

and this was shot with all natural lighting, it looks absolutely insane. the trailer is incredible. and it's going to be a beautiful looking movie and a very serious film and i do think dicaprio might finally take home his first academy award. >> as a fur trapper. >> there's a title for you. >> quinton tarantino. and the 8th film he's directed. this is samuel jackson and tim roth, who was mr. orange in "reservoir dogs." they get caught in a blizzard and have to stay in a cabin and deb trail and deception occurs. it will have a two week limited run only in 70 millimeter. quinton tarantino is one of the best film makers working today. my favorite and he loves film. he loves to pay homage to

classic films. it looks insane. opens up on december 25th. christmas day, i'm going to be in the movie theater watching 35 movies. >> i'm totally mez murized by your enthusiasm. >> i love passion, kevin, thank you. >> all right. folks, have you ever gotten a phone call like this? >> this is message from state employees credit union of maryland. we regret to inform you that your debt card has been locked. >> don't push the button. it's a scam. and baptism under fire. a coach taking heat for getting

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welcome back. in the south, football is like a religion but just don't bring actual religion on to the field. that scares the authorities. case and point, a georgia high school football team is afire after a baptism went viral. a atheist group says we request that the district immediately investigate and take action to insure no more religious events take place. they say they have the right to practice their religion as they

want to and no one was forced. kevin williams, a senior pasture who performed the baptisms. welcome to you both. so, kevin, how did this happen? >> it really goes back to the summer. there was an fca camp that the football team wanted to go to and men in the community and our church, we sponsored those kids to go to the camp and there were 63 kids that ended up going and out of those, there were about 600 kids at the camp and derrick moo moore, the chaplain georgia tech was the and 23 kids gave their lives to christ at that camp and 13 of those 23 got bapti at our church on a sunday morning and then we had a special day where we invite football players, cheerleaders, band,

everybody. it's all voluntary. they come if they want to. and at that service, moore, was our speaker, the chaplain, and at the end of the service, we gave an invitation for people to give their lives to christ and we literally had 50 people come forward and out of that 50, one of them was a high school football coach and actually our defensive coordinator. and he requested later on that evening or the next morning, he requested to be baptized on the field, if it was possible and so we look under to it and thought, well, we have to make sure we follow the rules, it can't be during school or any activity because that's what the rules state. so, we went in between that. there was no school, school was out and it was completely voluntary. nobodies to the come. >> this is not a school event. this is something that that kids

wanted. so, you're son is on this team. do you feel like this is the worst thing that's ever happened? do you feel like the school is pushing christianity on your child? >> absolutely not. i've been telling everybody, we made the news, the national news now because of a mass baptism and i've seen a lot of headlines, a whole lot worse across the nation. i've seen this event bring our children together in a way no other event could, to be honest with you. >> and how offended some people have. the school district has said they will look into it and take appropriate action. are you concerned that action will be taken? >> no. this was completely on the

church. it really wasn't on them. this was a decision they had made on a sunday or at an fca camp in the summer and this was a follow up to that. so, it wasn't like we went out there and said, hey, we're going to do this. and nobody had to come. matter fact, there were kids playing around with a football and some in the locker room, nobody had to be there for that. it was something the coach wanted to do and we thought it was unique and wanted to do which we thought was unique, exciting and obviously got a lot of excitement. >> voluntarily displaying religious beliefs used to be constitutional. we'll follow up and see what happens. we hope you come back if the school district responds. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. ever gotten a phone call like this? >> hello. this is a message from state employees credit union of maryland.

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hi everyone. good morning. today is friday 4th of september, 2015. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a young dentist shot in the parking lot of her luxury apartment building. police believe that person is driving this jeep. the breaking details on this murder mystery. and a question donald trump can't answer. >> i don't believe in gotcha questions. >> that is a gotcha question. when you throw around names of people and where they live, give me their address. i think it's ridiculous. >> name that jihadi.

was it fair? do you care how trump answered? that debate coming up. it's always nice to send a thank you note after a job interview. what about a naked selfie instead? do you have to wait and find out if you got the job? "fox & friends" hour two starts now. ♪ ♪ you're not going to be running, you're going to be driving quick to the car dealership if you're a lady and want a car. that comes with a surf board strapped on top if you fllive i california. >> what does this say about me if i like all these cars? i used to drive a mini cooper. >> did you get a soy, skinny latte as well? >> i drove one last week, rented

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action. yesterday long time advisor cheryl mills' closed door testimony on mrs. clinton's private e-mail server. >> she does not have a good memory. you have to understand this has been two and a half, three years ago. she -- you know, she didn't remember a lot of things or didn't remember some of the finer details that we may have liked to have had. >> back on september 11, 2012 isis launched an attack on krci in benghazi. the obama campaign spent two weeks blaming the video about the prophet mohammed. chris stephens was killed along

with three other americans while others were gravely wounded. the house panel is investigating why requests of security were rebuffed. what happened during the eight hours of the attacks, and why the administration pressed false narrative of the affair. it was the benghazi committee that turned up the use of clinton's e mail. he goes on the radio host. one of the first questions to trump concerned a jihadi. he threw out the name. trump seemed confused. some called this a gotcha moment. others say it's totally legitimate. you decide. here's the sound bite. >> are you familiar with general soleimani? >> yes. go ahead. give me a little. go ahead, tell me.

>> he runs the quds force. >> the bad guys. >> right. >> i thought you said kurds. i'm sorry. i thought you said kurds. i think the kurds have been poorly treated by us. >> grayed. i'm looking for next commander in chief to know hassan -- >> no. you know, i'll tell you honestly, i think by the time we goat office, they'll all be changed. they'll all be gone. i don't believe in gotcha questions. not to quiz you on it. >> well that is a gotcha question. when you throw around names of people and where they live and

give me their address, i ridiculous. the day after the election, i'll know more about it than you will ever know. >> he's probably right. >> when you're sitting in national security briefings being hand had the binder everyday, yes, as the president of the united states you going to know more than anyone else in the world. >> the genius in charge has made a total mess of foreign policy. i guess you could argue, does it mat senatte matter? >> trump supporters don't care one way or another. they believe in trump, how strong and powerful he is. he's able to surround himself with promising people and would do the same thing as president of the united states. >> was that a gotcha question or fair game? a lot of you blew up facebook this morning. trump is asked about foreign affairs and obama learns about

what's going on in our country from the news. >> and alex says what does he think world leaders will ask him? >> new polls out this morning are fascinating. trump is still crushing the competition when you look at the field at large mow. interesting thing happened when you look at head to head match-ups. only person beating trump now in head to head is dr. ben carson. look at numbers. 55% to 36%. >> could one of the reasons that donald trump now has dr. ben carson in his cross hair be a poll like this? is it coincidence you heard him say doctors don't create jobs? he took a jab saying he might have had one or two nurses. that's one way you can get a little below the belt nudge in to a neurosurgeon who was the

first doctor ever to separate con joined twin at the head. >> meanwhile the man everyone in washington assumed would be the republican nominee other, jeb bush of florida, isn't doing so well in head to head match-ups. here it is 56 trump 37% bush. in polls of the entire field, jeb bush is in single digits. he's started to fight back. he's a take from a town hall meeting he did yesterday. you'll notice feistiness in his voice. watch. >> i'm not going to participate in a reality show. i'm going to push back when he says things ugly. i'm sure as [ bleep ] going to fight back. >> trump called him low energy candidate. he said i know the bush campaign minions will put out ads attacking me. he said remember the money comes

from specials. he said i'm donald trump. i'm going to pay for my own campaign. >> i'm struck by this, the wording of this. clearly he thought through ahead of time. >> i'm not going to report like someone on a tv show. he basically says this is like a circus and i'm not participating. i don't know if it's entirely true. you're stupid. vote for me. >> 37% now against trump's 56%. that's a huge mountain to climb for jeb bush. >> governor bush also attack ago trump because trump was upset with him about speaking in spanish. he shouldn't be doing that along the campaign trail. english is language in united states of america and that's what you recollected do. bush said trump does not respect foundi ining principles that ma

america great. he said what is trump going to do, make sure high schoolers and colleges don't learn foreign languages. maybe governor bush could learn from the poll numbers. >> it is important. heather following breaking news now. >> couple of things i want to tell you about. a man hunt underway for a gunman that murdered a young dentist in cold blood. kendra was in the parking garage of her apartment complex. the driver got out of the jeep and approached her, shot her killing her. police now release this surveillance picture of what they call a vehicle of interest. so far, no suspects yet. a frantic search underway at this hour for the shirtless gunman that opened fire at the california college campus leaving one dead, two others hurt. at least two are students at

sacramento city college. police say the shooter ran off moments after the shooting bear chested wearing cargo shorts. it's unclear if he has ties to the school. three people rushed to the hospital after they were hit in the head with a bolt from the roof of the stadium. the bolt fell when the roof was being owned during halftime. there's an investigation underway. fans will be okay. a venomous king cobra is on the loose in a neighborhood. the eight foot long cobra slithered out of the cage in orlando. police are wanting to find him because he waited an entire day to report the snake missing. there's an elementary school nearby. they're moving outdoor activities inside until that

snake is found. one bite can take down a grown elephant. >> it's just a cobra on the run. >> i was reading that story. he said this has been traumatic for our family. >> what about your neighbors? >> when my siberian tiger got out couple years ago, i waited a day to tell. my tiger caught him. he runs a website. it's his job to visit cities around the world. now a brand new headache from the tsa. does he look like a terrorist to you? i hope not. police have a new tactic to bust you while driving. i guarantee you'll never see it coming. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk.

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time beard? you look dangerous. you found yourself on the terror watch list. why? >> my friends and i said let's go to turkey. it was amazing. when we returned, all of us are on the terrorist watch list meaning we can't check in online for plights. every time we go through tsa we can't use precheck. we get a 30 minute deep screening of every item taken out of our bags, all our clothes taken out and swapped for explosives. >> not only is turkey common destination for americans, there's a direct flight from turkey to israel. if passed, security in israel would i think we're okay. what does it mean for your job? >> i travel several times a week. i fllive in miami. i now wait in hour long security line. then get a 30 minute pat down.

i was chased down in the lounge in austin, texas. they pulled me to do another security screening. i feel like a criminal. there's an unclear way to get out of it. they won't tell me i'm on the watch list. >> this is mindless. we did a story about a man arrested from an al qaeda training camp. he was on the list. now he's a truck driver and has a license. people who do get a pass. >> exactly. i'm global entry, trusted traveler so to speak. me and my friends were in turkey three days. if you're familiar with the geography geography, istanbul is not near. i was videoing from a hot air balloon. >> we're going to put your boarding pass on the screen.

so right corner, what is is that? ssss. >> that's called scarlet letter. that's when you know you'll have an extra massage, so to speak. i booked a last minute flight on another airline and they gave me precheck. government systems aren't speaking to each other. i used precheck and i'm on the terrorist list. they came to the lounge and chased me. it's comforting they have some systems in place. >> have you ever been to a terror training camp? >> let me think about it, no. unless mika knows and beaches there there are frightening swimsu swimsuits. i have not, no. >> you don't know who to talk to get off this list? >> you can file with homeland security. that takes a month and could be years. tons of other people this is happening to. on social media we have hundreds

of e-mails. a senator from florida has been kind and going to knock heads around in washington. the whole process is unclear. they don't tell me if i'm on a list. >> great to see you. >> well speaking of terror. from gitmo and back on the battlefield. the return to terror. are certain cars better for women? should you be able to drive one if you're a man? gender debates coming up next. ♪ ♪ skrch... skrch... what are you doing? i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them.

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american soldiers recovering after an ied explosion in egypt. they were on their way to help two peace keeper who is also hit ied. all six are expected to recover. u confirming 12 of 121 gitmo detainees released since 2009 have rejoined or suspected of rejoining mill fanitant grou oversees. hundreds pack a camp that are concerned. the republican governor vows to keep the detainees away. anna? >> thank you so much. whether driving themselves to work or taking kids to school, ladies want stylish, reliable and something to make us look

good too. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> we're going to start with a mini cooper. great personal style, opportunities in this car. highly customizablcustomizable. you can get a mini surf board mounted. >> that would go on top? >> yes. there's all kinds of custom. woods can be different colors and pallets. a young professional person that doesn't need children in the back but wants unique and original. >> fun to drive. >> $21,000? >> $2150 msrp. 35 miles per hour on the highway. >> next up. >> if you have a young family and want a top safety pick, i think this is an excellent choice. this is a crowded segment in our

marketplace now, small cross over category. here we have a whole suite of optional technologies to get the virtual and screens. >> big car but not burn a lot of gas. >> next up we have the volvo xc 90. >> i love this. >> volvo has always been a safety leader. the real trick of this car, you could fit someone 5'7" in the back comfortably. if you have older teens, this is a great car for you. i'm told there's also -- you can actually have a dog -- a spot for your dog in the back. a dog cage. then this is -- >> this is a ready made booster seat. >> integrated booster seat. great for parents, people with

grandchildren, want to the get up and go. >> this is for kids. you put it back up if you had adults in the car? >> exactly. >> finally the jaguar. >> some women like to have a reward in life. why not? everyone loves the jaguar type. how could you not? it's always been the hallmark of the brand. you have excellent performance. look at styling. this is the car we deserve at the reward. >> yes. who needs a hand bag or shoes? the convertible top goes up or down in 12 seconds. >> this is the area companies are constantly trying to update. if it starts sprinkles, you want to push it. >> we don't want to ruin our hair. >> what's the price snp. >> it starts in the $70,000

range for this car. >> after you've paid off your kid's college, maybe you can afford one of these. >> exactly. >> appreciate your time today. clayton, back to you. >> i like the women's cars. what does that say about me? coming up, it's always nice to send a thank you note after a job interview. what about a naked selfie instead? this is the answer for first time home buyers. if you're thinking about buying a home, you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪

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speeches recently. here he is in florida talking about the new energy produced by the north american countries. most are north american countries. watch. >> north america is going to be at least the epicenter of energy in the world. not the arabian peninsula, not venezuela, not nigeria. north america. mexico, united states, china. >> which of these is not like the other? >> and antarctica. throw that in. >> he's not afraid to ad lib, the vice president. >> everybody. martha is coming on the program a little bit. she's making a clam dip for cooking with friends. she's going to bring on her 14-year-old son. >> i was hovering over it in the can demo area.

>> shell fish are apparently best in months that have "r"s. that starts in september. >> standing by to tell us what's going on this the world. hey. curt schilling won't appear on the air for a month. he was pulled after retweeting a post that compared muslims and nazi jer plans. he said it was a quote bad decision but then sent a message to a sports site about that. espn says he'll be off the air the rest of the regular season and american wildcard games. a bus driver brutally beaten on camera gets suspended for fighting back. quite a story. happened in pompano beach.

that driver was smacked by a woman trying to use a fake bus pass. he tried calling for back-up and the bus barrelled down the road. the driver was suspended for five days because transit officials say drivers should be courteous enough to avoid dispute. >> i've been a driver 25 years. she could have killed 20 people on the bus. they don't say anything about weather. >> no kid canning. he is petitioning to get that off his record. hiding in plain sight. state troopers are using big rigs. it allows troopers to peer down into cars to catch people illegally texting while driving. offerse officers say it's about protecting lives.

>> the national safety council says distracted driving is third leading cause of traffic fatalities behind alcohol use and speeding. this is quite a story. here's one way to be remembered after a job interview. a job candidate in chicago accidentally sent a naked selfie of himself to company's hr manager. if that wasn't bad enough, he sent a second one. he says it was an accident and they were meant for someone else. he didn't get that job. what did the hr manager do? he or she called the cops. >> did it work? >> i don't know if it was an accident. >> the offer was recended by the company. maria is outside with the forecast. going to be another 110 today.

>> yeah, can depends on where you live. some areas feel like that. take a look at numbers early this morning. it's toasty out there even at this hour. 79 your current temperature in dallas. also in 70s kansas city and memphis and also in new york city. we head to later today. before i get to high temperatures, look at areas further west. 50s in denver. 60 in seattle. it's on the cool side as we head to areas further west especially rockies. two-thirds of the nation. the exception is new york city and parts of new england. we had a back door cold front swing in and bring cooler temperatures. it isn't going to be too unpleasant friday and saturday in parts of the northeast. you can see on the radar, storms in south dakota and into nebraska. that's the disturbance moving east ward. eastern parts of dakotas, you have the risk today to be

looking at isolated severe storms, damaging winds and large hail main concerns with the storms. we'll keep a close watch on that. in eastern ohio, dealing with light rain. should be a slow go this morning as you head out to work. now back inside. let's start football mow. you may have heard. tom brady back on the field for the start of the football season. the judge eliminated the suspension arguing deficiencies in the investigation of the deflategate scandal. >> media had fun with the story. take a look at papers. i'll let you come to the screen and read hah for yourself. i don't want to have this replayed on youtube. how bad is this for goodel?

crawford joining us now. good morning. thanks for being with us. where do you weigh in on deflategate? >> i'm clearly teflon tom. love him. so glad he's going to be playing. wish goodell would let pit go and get back to football. >> didn't this prove this was a waste of time and resources? millions spent to investigate deflated balls. wasn't that a waste of time? >> absolutely. let's kick off and forget this. i cannot believe he's going to appeal this and continue to drag it on. no one wants to see a that. it's over. let's get back to football. >> you don't believe any cheating is involved? >> i'm not saying that. >> this is the super bowl for crying out loud. what does this teach our kids? >> johnson, quarterback came out and said had 7500 dollars to have the footballs deflated.

nobody cared. >> because he wasn't the best. this is a metaphor of life in modern america. excellence is punished. here one of the greatest players in tsport the sport, one of the greatest teams in the league. his wife is the star of this whole drama as far as i'm concerned. >> kids gone back to school. this is perfect time to put your home on the market or buy a new home. you decided to do something special to help first time home buyers, tell us. >> it's exciting. we got in mortgage business in 2008 when it was tough. we rearchitected the business from the ground up and provided borrowers to get qualified before they started shopping for a house.

know how much you can afford. process the loan seven business days, look to close on the eighth. it's been well received in the marketplace. one of 100 home buyers in the united states. >> how did you do this? were you thinking ahead to your retiermremen retirement? >> my career was not going as well as tom brady's did. after a few years, i saw the writing on the wall and jump into real estate. it was a huge opportunity, a lot of chaos. we saw the opportunity to fix it and bring value to the to the american people. >> we tell stories about that all the time. you say you got on the google. right? >> i did google how to start a mortgage bank. nfl has the potential to be one of the greatest experiences this a young man's life, set up a

successful future. all too often that fame and notoriety destroys people. they're not able to handle it. guys can take that experience and parlay great success. >> banks aren't willing to loan. it's difficult. it takes months to get the loan. >> yes. >> we fill out this piece of paper, didn't receive it. we need it again. a month has passed. it's difficult. >> it's not as difficult to get financed as it's been portrayed. in 2010, 90% of purchase business united states was controlled by major banks. since that time, over 50% has gravitated towards non bank lenders. it doesn't take us 30 days. the averagedays. >> i'm buying. >> thank you for having me. >> go panthers. 19 minutes before the top of

the hour, a drone crashed into the u.s. open last night. month one was hurt this time. what about next time? is anyone regulating these things? a former pilot has the inside scoop. and cook with friends. this morning martha and her son are with this is the app of the year. have you seen it? ♪ ♪ guys listen up!

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numbers." first $65. that's how much people in california have to pay to drive. it's the broke state's latest way to make some money. next, 1490 this year's average sat score. the lowest since a decade ago. i was worried about mine. >> finally $4.2 million. that's how much it will cost you to live like this famous cartoon family. the flinn stone's house is for sale. a drone crash lands in the stadium during a match of the u.s. open. >> it actually happened. a former fighter pilot joins us

with details on what happened in queens. >> one player saying her first reaction to the noise is that it may have been a bomb. it buzzed over players before crashing. it broke into pieces. police and firefighters investigated. no one was hurt there. this morning we learned that 26-year-old daniel varly that teaches in brooklyn has been charged with reckless endangerment. no one has authorization to operate drones over the center which seats 10,000 people. drones have been a security concern at outdoor sports venues and outdoor events. they should be. as a pilot, i flow to look for tfr, temporary flight restrictions. drone operators, how do they know that?

>> what risk do drones risk to pilots? >> they pose quite a few. if i'm flying in the air tlrks expectation other people in the airplanes know what they're doing, that they know the rules of the road. air traffic controllers often times can't see a these things. they're too small for radar. if i see a bird, i know how to avoid it. if it sees he, it's going to tuck wings and dive. that's all it can do. a drone may not see you. on top of that, you have no way to know which way it will go. >> there's hobbyists flying these things. >> people need to pay attention. terrorists can put weapons on them, people put cameras on them to invade your privacy. they can be dangerous.

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this morning cooking with friends continues with martha and her son harry. good morning guys. >> hey there. good morning. >> this is so delicious. >> i put my finger in it. >> there's nothing like clam dip at 7:00 in the morning, right? >> you love making this with your mom. why do you love this so much? >> it's great labor day weekend dinner. >> it's deep in your family's history? >> what's deep in our family's history is cape cod. we've been going there forever. we eat a lot of lobster, clams, shrimp. we look for things to do with foods out in the ocean. that was us just this summer. you can go clamming yourself. if you're ambitious, wake up early in the morning, go out and get your own clams and make this. or buy fresh clams ready to go. it's great for labor day weekend. it's also great for football games. take this all the way to

football season. do it hot on toast points as you get to football season. it's my kind of recipe. it's super simple. it's got a few ingredients. you basically put it all together in a bowl, and you're going to go. >> best clams in the world in massachusetts. >> they're great. you can grill them on the grill. do a lot with them. >> we start by putting sour cream. cream cheese here is all soft and ready to go. you say the best time to eat shell fish is in months that have rs. >> we eat it all summer. tucker is a part time new

englander in maine. new englanders say never eat shell fish in a month that doesn't have an r. >> we i do. >> we all do. >> this is clam juice obviously from the clam. that makes it -- in some ways, what's more important is the clam broth and juice in these dishes. same with clam chowder. >> you like the chowder? >> yes. >> what about fried clams? >> i've never had fried clams. >> what's this? >> worster shire sauce. they had everything ready to go. put these together. see how easy this is? >> yes. >> i'm going to write a cook that's recipes all you mix up and dump in a bowl. >> you're a lucky man harry.

>> we have the clams here. >> okay. >> shell fish are over rated. >> this is garlic. >> lots of garlic. stick that in there. >> pepper. >> okay. >> some unidentified green substance. what is that? >> tucker, throw in unidentified green substance also known as perfect. >> you could make a sandwich. >> you could. when left over in the refrigerator, put it with turkey or pretty much anything. >> you ready for football season? >> definitely. >> harry was happy about the news yesterday.

>> yes. >> not only a great moderator but a great cook and mom. . thank you. good to see you. >> happy labor day weekend everybody. >> geraldo joins us next. ♪ ♪ evearound a grill andtogether kingsford charcoal. ♪ gather 'round. and try our sweet and fruity charcoal with applewood.

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geraldo rivera here with his answer. you've heard the song. ♪ ♪ >> are you a barbie girl? >> i thought it was a different song. i do love the song. >> it's true. now there's a real life barbie girl. she's making headlines for the wrong reasons. "fox & friends" starts now. >> i heard bill murray in my ear. i was thinking nick winters with star wars. i'm going to be driving this car. i'm excited about it. the super car, force friday is today, the fourth. i'm going to be driving it. these new toys -- kevin was up

until 1:30 in the morning ordering some of these cars. >> you were up because you knew you were going to be in one of these. did you sleep last night? >> that's what it sounded like. i sounded like that this morning. >> we want you to respond to headlines in the news this morning. >> sure. >> so glamorous. >> you say on the air what the rest of us say off camera. a judge will decide whether to schedule a murder trial for lopez sanchez. there he is there, the illegal immigrant charged and appears to have admitted to murdering kate steinle in san francisco. this case was at the center of the presidential debate for a while. donald trump pointed to why we need tighter controls on immigration. exactly right. he has a point this. woman died because we don't have are control of our borders.

>> as an attorney, i shrink it down from divorce it from the headlines. you need proof and process. take the emotional aspects and ask really for example, what was the motive for the shooting? did anyone see the shooting? did anyone witness it? the confession now, the judge says stands. terrific for the prosecution. the defense is allegeding -- for example, people forget it was not a shot in the back. it was a ricochet. the gun went off, hits the ground. bullet comes up, lands in katie's back and kills her. the defense attorney, public defender is asking quite appropriately given our legal system, is this really a murder case or if it were anyone else, if it were not an illegal alien, undocumented immigrant and

particularly this scum dog who came, went and did so much time in jail did prior records. if hit were anyone else, would pit be a murder charge or rather a manslaughter can which seems more appropriate when you define the statute? >> as an attorney, would you say just because he was here illegally, should not have been here in the first place, it wouldn't have happened if he hadn't been here. you can't draw those two conclusions? >> excellent question. that has as much relevance in the criminal case as his height weight size or color shoes he was wearing. his status has nothing to do with the case, the homicide case, his taking the life of katie. >> let me say gratifying it was to hear you say the phrase illegal alien. >> i wanted to use the word you could associate. >> i want to get your take on this unfolding.

donald trump facing heat lately in the press about his knowledge of foreign policy and whether or not this is important for him to speak about knowledgely about this stage in the game. he was asked on the radio show about his knowledge of quds forces in iran. the court has been handled by united states in iran. here's his i response. did he know what he was talking about? here's trump. >> are you familiar with the general soleimani? >> yes. >> he runs the quds forces. >> i believe the kurds have been horribly mistreat othered. no, not the kurds. quds forces. >> i thought you said kurds. i'm sorry. i think the kurds have been

poorly treated by us. go ahead. >> i'm looking for the next commander in chief who knows who these are. do you know the players without a score card yet, donald trump? >> i'll tell you honestly, i think by the time we get to office, they'll all be changed and gone. i knew you would ask me things like this. there's no reason -- these are history questions. >> i don't believe in gotcha questions. >> that is a gotcha question. when you ask who's running this, this, this. i'm not meeting and seeing these people. when you throw around names of people, where they live and give me their address, it's ridiculous. >> the day after the election, i'll know more than you'll ever know. >> okay. our viewers weighed in and said they're on trump's side. >> 9% of the people watching this program or any morning show, i would venture to say anyone in a class about the

middle east would not be able to answer most of those questions. the quds forces. how many in this studio knew who the forces were before this? >> is that a different standard if running for president of the united states. carly fiorina got the same question and answered it. >> if you give me 30 seconds, i can give you the formula for a nuclear weapon as construed in world war ii. >> remember karen represented george w. bush. in 1999 when bush was asked similar questions, she said running for president is foot being a contestant on celebrity jeopardy. these are gotcha questions. these are all things that you learn and are briefed on. he's a smart guy. i'm much more concern with his attack on george -- rather jeb

bush using spanish. that's much more basic. there wasn't a gotcha asset to hah. it was unfortunate he attacked bush. >> wait. i don't think he attacked him. it seemed like a joke to me. more thank that, is there something deep and important in the exchange with jeb bush over spanish? you want a single language to unify your culture. >> you do. this is the only country speaking one language is a virtue. any other country you go they speak english. why can't recognition of 38 million americans for whom spanish is primary language although vast majority are bilingual and new citizens must seek english. why can't jeb bush recognize the question by the reporter --

>> he's speaking in spanish much more than in just responses. i'm not against spanish. >> what's your problem with it? >> those that don't speak the common language don't get simulated with it. >> that's true. by the second generation, 100% of immigrant families speak english. by the third generation, they have to take their parent's native language in school and learn it because they never had any. >> that's not my experience being in miami. nobody you meet speaks english. >> that's absolutely -- i think that statement just there cannot possibly be true. i don't care where you lived. >> i think we're going to different neighborhoods. >> i can't imagine you hanging out in ocho in miami. >> pif a lot. >> when you go to a cuban

restaurant and order off the menu, you have to speak spanish. speaking spanish is an asset. jeb bush can appeal to latin american population or hispanic population in this country. teddy roosevelt said english is great unifier. it absolutely is. you have tell your children to learn english. they do. to attack jeb bush i thought was mean spirited and nativist. however, you questioned quds versus kurds was a gotcha question. trump is right about that. he will be briefed on it. why would you ask that question? what does the question about the quds, iranians, generals have to do with the price of beans right mow for trump? >> maybe we'll see a more questions like this though.

>> well, if you have a section in a debate that's about foreign poll poli policy, we're going to ask you about the middle east. you go 15 minute before, he's going to ask me about this. i've got to sort it out. got it. okay. now ask me the questions. oh you answer -- it's like silly. you don't get general philosophy, how you going to run the offers? why are you leading in the polls? why does ben carson surge? there's a million things to ask. this was way specific. he's not studying for last. >> huge fan of donald trump. love your endorsement. >> remember my criticism on the other issue.

>> thank you. 11 minutes after the hour. heather has a look at headlines. >> that's right. good morning to you. starting off in texas. absolutely unfactabunfactoble. a gunman killed 35-year-old hatcher. she was in the parking garage of her apartment complex when someone got out of a jeep and approached her. moments later, shots were fired, and she was dead. that jeep took off. police releasing the surveillance picture of what they call vehicle of interest. so far, to suspects. following in his mother's suspects, the son of the clerk in kentucky also refusing to give marriage licenses to same-sex couples today. her son won't face fines or jail

time since the other county clerks agree to grant licenses today. that office opening moments ago. an 11-year-old boy takes matters into his own hands to protect his 4-year-old sister. he shot and killed a teenager try othering to break into the house. the two 16-year-olds tried to break into his home in st. louis several times. when they tried the front door which was unlocked, the 11-year-old shot one of the teens dead. >> makes you think, where is -- basically, where's the parents? >> it just seems anybody at this point can pull a trigger on a weapon. it's very scary. >> the boy's mother said says she bought the gun because of other attempted break-ins. police are looking into why the kids were home alone with access to the gun. >> thanks a million.

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extreme poverty. >> do you see what's going on outside right now? >> this is the moment i've been waiting for all morning. hot wheels delivered a storm trooper car this morning. they wanted to take me on a ride over to time square to see a the star wars toys that came out for force friday. i'm going to leave the rest of the show. can you handle it? >> then there were two. >> all right. may the force be with you guys? >> and you too clayton. >> back to our scheduled programming. the number of people living in extreme poverty around the world has been cut in half over the past quarter century. most don't know that. why did it happen? john says thank the free market. he's the host on the fox business network. good mornarket does so many things that people have no idea it does.

the first point, through capitalism, a billion people are no longer living on $1.25 or less a day. in 25 years, a bill people. it's a miracle. nobody knows about it. >> what you're leighing out is some got rich and that's bad. >> poor are lifted up too. >> we have issues out there. >> california drought. there's always been drought. this is not a water problem. there are never shortages when products are priced. if they priced the water, the drought problem would be solved. farmers would switch crops, grow grapes instead of oranges. nowhere are there any shortages. paying people to hunt. people paying to hunt like the horrible thing that happened in zimbabwe. that was a mistake. only people paying to hunt that

will preserve those animals. they paid directly to the tribe. in most places where they paid to hunt that saves the animals when they ban hunting. people say lions are killing my i kids and cattle. there's poaching. animals disappear. >> speaking of africa, tons of private armies. good or bad? >> their armies are usually bad. we have people on my show training iraqi christians for $200 each. the military spent $1 million each. we have private armies going over, volunteers. the word mercenaries scares people when it comes to private armies fighting wars. they do it better than our military does. >> they get better paid by the way. >> some of the contractors. this particular group does not. >> thank you for your time today. >> thank you. >> you can see that. of course see john and the fox

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together, we're building a better california. the hunt is on in florida now after a deadly king cobra escapes from the cage. the eight foot long serpent belongs to mike kennedy. andrea jackson is live in orange county with the latest on this story. good morning andrea. >> reporter: good morning tucker. the search continues behind me on mike kennedy's property. it's a gated road. we had access yesterday. let's show you youtube video from mike kennedy's channel

which shows him interacting with a king cobra in his garage, the same place one has escaped. if kennedy looks familiar, she's star of airplane repo tv. we spoke to him yesterday while he worked with crews searching for his cobra. he's considered an exotic animal expert specializing in handling a cobra who's venom is powerful enough to kill 20 humans and take down a live elephant. here's what he had to say. >> it's hard. all snakes can curl up in a small area. it's a need until a haystack we make a stab at it. >> they will continue to make another stab at it today on kennedy's property. >> boy, that is an amazing

story. thanks for that. thanks so much. we've all seen these searching the internet. the advertisements that seem to be too good to be true. now former arizona governor is threatening legal action of similar ads that fee which you are her face for antiaging products. the ads claim she got a divorce because she was too old and got a revenge make over. she's still married and seeking revenge on this company. >> good morning. without a doubt these are completely false because she's still married. the picture is her. is it defamatory? that's the question. >> it's defamatory, misleading. all things not legally

permissible. >> she has a right to fight back? >> i think so. jordan was i have awarded millions of dollars for use of his name. afterwards he says i hope this award will show others you can't use someone's identity without permission and believe they'll only pay a small penalty. >> is this because she is a public figure this company thinks they can do hit? her image is out there everywhere. >> yes and no. i agree with dominic. she was a controversial public figure. she was responsible for more controversial laws. look what happened in arizona with the profiling issue where you could go, cops could profile illegal immigrants. she vetoed the bill you can refuse to serve someone who's gay. by the same token, no one recognizes her. >> i thought it was her when i saw it a while ago.

>> but that's not material -- look randy what if someone used your image on impotence medication. look, it's not permissible just because -- >> it's not about feelings. >> it's about fact and law. it's the violation of -- >> can advertisers use any picture they want to? >> absolutely not. >> kpawhat happens is -- >> it's right of publicity. no one knows who i am and no one is going to buy that product. no. it doesn't matter. >> i feel bad for her. >> you can't. >> you can't do this on the internet. we've all been victims of this. it's deceptive, misleading and should not be legal. >> we're going to leave it there. thank you. >> thank you. 28 minutes after the hour on your friday. how worried are you about

the economy? we have a report about how the country is doing. and the white house wants to bring gitmo terrorists to america. americans won't stand for it. >> you don't have to have them on american soil. >> we are bringing you inside last night's town hall meeting coming up. football, school spirit and mass baptisms. how one coach causing controversy taking religion to the field. join me on the real story today at 2:00.

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we've got a fox business alert. unemployment rate dropped to 5%, seven year low down .2% from last month. >> 173,000 jobs added last month, down 40,000 from the july

report. >> that's the latest economic news. heather joins us now for the rest of what's going on in the world. >> hi. good morning. a lot of folks going to u.s. open in new york city. there's a science teacher under arrest for crashing his drone at the u.s. open tennis tournament. 26-year-old daniel barney teaches at nearby academy of innovative science. he lost control of his drone over the stadium. it appears to have been an accident. he's facing reckless endangerment charges. a former fighter pilot says this should serve as a warning. >> terrorists could put cameras, weapons on them and invade your privacy. they could be dangerous. they could fall out of the sky and hurt people. we need to pay attention to these. >> no one was hurt but a lot were terrified of what happened.

many packing the meeting with fears terrorists may with be moving in. closing the camps in cuba, campaign promise from obama. the news is disturbing to parents of one fallen soldier. >> fighting terrorists over here so you don't have them on american soil. >> charleston, south carolina is also considered a possible relocation spot. forget boys and girls bathrooms. one school is making sure all schools are gender neutral. the change is partly due to eight students they say don't fit a traditional gender norm. bathrooms will be phased in for older students in the next few ye years. officials say parents are supportive of gender neutral

bathrooms. do you remember this song? there's a real life barbie girl making headlines for all the wrong reasons. she lost her driver's license when she refused to take a breathalyzer test. she needed a new way to get around town. her only option a barbie jeep. she bought this online. she's going around campus on that. it isn't very efficient by the way. my 4-year-old has one. i can walk faster. truly. >> all in the name of safety. thanks. the man that helped set up hillary clinton's e-mail server says if he's called to testify before congress, he won't and will plead the fifth. what does he have to hide? this veteran spent ten years looking for that little girl in the picture he rescued from the flood waters.

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welcome back. the hillary clinton e-mail scandal continues to me tast size. brian is responsible for installing the server for hillary clinton in the first place. what does he have to hide? why is he refusing to talk to congress? peter johnson jr. >> great to see you. >> great to see you he's doing this at political cost. hillary clinton is going to be asked about this constantly. he's pleading the fifth. what is he hiding? >> this is a huge development in this story. we don't know what he's hiding. he could be hiding a lot.

he could know why this server was really installed, whether e-mails had been deleted. he could know whether it met the state department standards. he could know conversations between hillary clinton aids and hillary clinton with regard to con tents of those e-mails. clearly if someone is employed by the geek squad and comes to your home and paid 150 dollars to install the server, he or she has the capacity to go to fbi and congress and say i was asked to go to the server and put in this server. he worked in 2008 campaign, it director, worked for state department several years. clearly was a confidant for clintons in a lot of ways. went to clinton home in 2012 after the sandy storm when the server went down. clearly, he's taking his constitutional right. it has implications far beyond the campaign.

i think in some ways this could be the beginning of the ends of this campaign. >> it's inexplicable. how would you explain that if you're asked why won't your former employee appear before congress? they've said he's an innocent young man, not use to this kind of thing. the truth is truth. what americans are looking for from secretary of state clinton and i presume her to be innocent -- in america we don't presume people to be guilty -- for a presidential candidate, you say to folks, listen, not only testify but i want you to testify truthfully. they haven't said that. they said please cooperate with investigating authorities. what the heck is that about? >> i find it shocking democrats

on the committee are congratulating him for refusing to testify. have you seen members of congress congratulating others for not cooperating? >> no. some how these dems are trying to spin this like this doesn't mean you're guilty of anything. it means you don't want embroiled in the system. what will probably happen, he'll be given immunity either by pedestrians, fbi, u.s. attorney or congress to testify truthfully about what happened. obviously there's a treasure drove of information here. he's a lynch pen witness. he can make or break this investigation. >> it's hard to argue. >> big time. >> thank you for the context. >> have a wonderful labor day. >> you noochtoo. >> you're a great american. you really are.

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hi friends. good morning. 46 minutes after the hour. arby's is giving free meals to police officers in these florida counties today. this comes after a cop was refused service for being a cop. the manager has been fired and worker involved has been suspended indefinitely.

two texas boys with a commitment to honor our police. that's the challenge i like. 13-year-old than and his 10-year-old brother trevor say officers are not getting the respect they deserve. they're challenging kids and adults across the country to record themselves thanking a cop and challenge five others to do the same. >> nice. latest installment of star wars hits theaters this december. first to get their hand on new toys. >> check out miles waiting all week long for this moment. daddy is ready. good morning clayton. >> that's right. good morning guys. i know he's going to be begging me to bring these toys homes. these are brand new toys out today. meredith is here from family lifestyle.

you are an expert. you've been playing with toys all morning. >> yes. people are lined up. >> people are lined up around the block. >> they're psyched, and so are we. your son is going to love these. >> we're at the store. >> if you know this, it's a family video game, interactive. they're incorporating all characters from the films. characters from four through six are available now. they're going to introduce characters from episodes one through three and one through seven. they have this playground called the toy box. all characters, diz disney condition play together. >> let's move on. what is this? >> the ultimate falcon. we're going to have you dress it up.

it's easy to fly. it has licensed sounds. even if you fly inside, you're not going to hurt anything. the if you fly outside, you'll be up to 200 feet away. my boys are testing this and are in with this. a lot of kids want that on their wish list. >> i want it. i want it now. all right. my son is obsessed with legos. he's going to want this. >> going to be building for years and years to come. this is one of seven brand new sets lego is putting out. >> this is the command shuttle. it's got lots of moving parts. wings move up and down, compartments, shooters on the side. six mini figures the kids lover. from little kilo to big deluxe -- this is a deluxe collector's edition. right there you see you can put him in training mode. he'll tell you how you're doing. listen to him talk.

>> i've been waiting for this day for a long time. >> i have a lot of work to do apparently. >> as you get better and better, put in battle mode. these are from think way. other animaltronic. >> you want multiple points of articulation the more the better. >> absolutely. this darth vaders coming out in october. toys for young, old, big, little. fantastic. >> can i play with this? >> yeah. that's the new one. >> thank you so much. you're amazing. anna and tucker, back to you. i know what i'm doing the rest of the afternoon. >> i think we lost clayton forever. remember this picture from ten years ago? this air force veteran spent a decade looking for the little girl he rescued. his search is over.

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it's covered by most health plans. kim davis goes to jail. mike huckabee sticks up to her. he's here this morning. jake sullivan is sitting down with the committee on capitol hill. joe biden gives a hint where he's headed. we'll see you at the top of the hour. for ten years he's been etch searching for this girl seen on the picture. he rescued her and her family from a flood. >> that little girl was smiling. that brightened my day. to see that destruction, it's overwhelming.

>> you drop off people and never find out what happened to them. >> i'm amazed, honored, humbled by everybody's help. >> just days ago we were proud to say he got the news he was waiting for. back with us now, air force veteran master sergeant. thank you for being with us. welcome back to the program. >> thank you for >> how exciting. you come on "fox & friends." someone hears of this and through instagram, social media, they reached out to you. >> it went everywhere. mind blowing how everyone helped me. her friend matthew contacted my son on instagram and said i think i know the little girl. i said don't give my number away

anymore but thank you. there was the number and picture. after they left new orleans, they went to tennessee in a shelter. the local paper happened to take a picture of them. he sent the picture side by side of them in the shelter and her and i in new orleans. i was like that's the little girl. i texted him. it was kind of weird. i'm like hi, i'm mike. i'm in the air force and been looking for you ten years. they were like yes. so i said can i call you? i called and talked to her mom. she filled in blanks what happened before and after i picked them up. it's been pretty good. words are failing me. >> that is really cool. take us back ten years ago. how did you meet for the first time? what were the circumstances? >> september 6 th. new orleans had been under water. they had been without water or food seven days.

when waters receded enough for them to get out of the house, walked out to the street. i lowered down, picked them up, took them to louis armstrong international. that's where she gave me the hug. >> you helped save more people than just the beautiful girl with the million dollar smile and your million dollar smile next to you. why was the search important to you? >> i just got back from afghanistan. wor worst deployment up to that time. it was a good kick in the gut at that point. seeing the americans and everybody in pain and suffering. it was hard 14 hour days just seeing all that. when she gave me that hug, it was exactly what i needed at that moment.

i needed something to say it's okay, it's all right. you're fine. when she gave me that hug, you know, i was transported off the planet. nothing was bothering me at that moment. it gave me enough fuel to keep going. >> i was there that day. have you been back to new orleans sense? >> no, i haven't. i hope to get back soon. i've been worried to see it in disray and not many repair. i've avoided it. i'm ready to go back. >> she's 13 years old and doesn't remember this day and taking this picture. she was happy to find out you were looking for her. when you meet in person, what are you going to do and say? >> give her and her mom a big hug and explain how her small gesture was huge to me and america. i think it helped a lot of people. we got a lot of racial problems going on, but as you can see, don't have to be.

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if you like today's show, stay tuned for tomorrow. we have ideas for a barbecue. >> and movie reviews. we'll see you tomorrow at 6:00 martha: great show this morning, guys. a gay couple walking out of the kentucky courthouse this morning marriage license in hand, this 24 hours after kim davis landed in jail after she told a federal judge she would not issue those licenses because she believes it violates her religious freedom. gregg: davis is being held still this hour for attempt of court. she rejected the judge's proposal that could have gotten her released. martha: we saw