and friends first facebook page #keep talking. ainsley will joan you -- join you downstairs for headlines. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ hello, friends and good morning, today is monday the 7th of september, 2015. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck and it's a fox news alert. two more police officers ambushed and attacked while sitting at a red light, the suspected shooter now in custody and the breaking details straight ahead a stunning new poll sure to shock the clinton campaign this morning. bernie sanders up by nine points in new hampshire and is the summer of donald trump finally coming to an end? a fellow washington outsider is ramping up her attacks on the frontrunner. she will join us this morning. a burglary breaks into a family's home and dad watches the whole thing play out live on

his cell phone hundreds of miles away. that home owner live with new technology to help him catch a criminal. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy labor day, everyone. i hope you are sleeping in this morning. waking up, getting some coffee. enjoying your day off. >> you probably have a food hang over from yesterday. the barbecues and the chicken sandwiches and the french fries and your kids have probably been out playing through the slip and slide, running through the sprinkler. >> i'm clayton morris in for brian, ed in for steve and anna

in here for elisabeth. and ainsley is here too. >> good morning to you, ainsley. >> filling in for heather this morning. we are all laboring on this labor day, aren't we? let me start with this story. fox news alert, she -- they never saw this coming. a gun man ambushing two las vegas police officers, sitting at a red light. one officer was hit in the hand and the other officer chased the gunman. his motive is not known. thousands are going to gather to say their final good-byes for the funeral of lieutenant joseph gliniewi gliniewicz. he was gun downed last week in fox river. and the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex

marriage licenses is now appealing behind bars. a federal judge says she will stay in jail until she changes her mind. the attorneys say their client will not back down. we will be speaking to 2016 presidential candidate mike huckabee who plans to meet with davis tomorrow. president obama taking some executive action during this labor day weekend, during a visit to the boston labor day council. he's expecting to sign an order for employees to get seven days of sick leave per year. it's going to be a family affair in the quarter finals of the u.s. open, serena williams beating six-time champ madison keys. she will face her sister tomorrow. look at this. >> camera, look at that.

it is a cute squirrel. it just needs to be -- >> oh, no. on like a jet ski or something. >> the crowd is laughing. look at this. a squirrel going nuts on the courtright in that middle of that doubles match. the players had to stop as it was running around the court and it finally dartd into the stands. ainsley, when you said you were laboring, we want you laboring, but not on the show. >> good point. not going into labor. laboring here at work. >> we need a doctor in the house. it might be a dermatologist. >> i was at the u.s. open. i saw the williams sisters back to back, there's my wife, and kneela and patrick. >> did you see any drones? >> i didn't see any drones. >> it keeps popping up.

hillary clinton is certainly feeling the burn. >> as in bernie. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders jumping ahead of hillary clinton in the latest new hampshire poll. >> we've opened up a 9 percentage point lead that's bernie sanders according to an nbc poll showing bernie sanders leads hillary clinton 41% to 32%. vice president joe biden on the poll as well at 16%. biden will decide whether he is going to run at the end of the summer. >> it takes a lot of work to install a private server system in your basement, so i don't think it's plausible for her to say oh, i wasn't paying attention. she clearly was paying attention. >> iowa and new hampshire were the first two nominating

contests. she maintains a lead in iowa but that lead is shrinking. carly fiorina will be joining us this morning. a lot of people are wondering if it's going to be a fall of fiorina. >> she had a big debate performance on the fox news debate. you take a look at the polls now and the fall kick-off campaign. look at the top four right now. they make up about 60% of the field. 29%. ben carson -- i'm sorry, donald trump out in front, ben carson with 22%. >> a big take away from this is adding up to 60%, you have all the outsiders, you have trump, carson, fiorina and cruz beating those establishment candidates. >> it's interesting. you see the middle. it's sort of stayed tight but at the top with trump, carson, bush has come down. fiorina has come up a little bit

and scott walker who especially right there in iowa, neighboring state of wisconsin, he was supposed to win there. this was supposed to be the state and he's really struggling. >> he's not even in iowa today. he's in new hampshire on a motorcycle tour, i think this morning. >> he might be looking at other states. he's starting to spend a lot more money in south carolina for example. if scott walker doesn't win in iowa, he's got to find another place to win it. >> speaking of new hampshire, john kasich is doing quite well in new hampshire. he's got second place. >> i would love to get ed's take on this. there's been some talk lately about who is the first to drop out. is it still too early to say that? >> it is a little early. there are folks who are going to start running out of money. rick perry, he has sort of dropped off for some time and he he had to stop paying people in key states. you see the top of the field

starting to take shape, folks in the bottom aren't going to be writing checks anymore. >> what does newt gingrich the former how speaker attribute his success and why it's been the summer of trump. >> i think he learns faster than any other political figure i've known except bill clinton. he's running on winning. i will make us a winner again. if you will like to be a winner, i'll make us a winner and people come up with this these policy questions. how would you like to win? americans go i like winning. >> republicans are tired of losing presidential races. newt gingrich is right. it's not just about projecting success and winning but optimism. it's working for ben carson as well. not negativity. to be sure, donald trump hits his opponents pretty hard.

so he goes negative when he has to. >> is it a good game to get into which is fighting donald trump? carly fiorina is ramping up her attack, you recall on that foreign policy question on the radio show, donald trump stumbled and couldn't answer the question and carly fiorina came out and answered it flawlessly. she's slamming trump on foreign policy. >> i think it's very difficult to lead if you don't have the requisite knowledge and i think it's perfectly acceptable that you don't know the name of every terrorist leader. i don't always either. i do think it's important to know who our enemies are. >> as you mentioned, she's going to be on the program at 8:15 morning, so she was slamming him but she also was saying i don't know every single leader of every single group out there either and that was something that newt gingrich mentioned too. you are going to have a

secretary of state. you are going to be surrounded by people who can help you with this. >> you are basically saying, i agree with you, she's sort of slamming him and slamming. she's walking that delicate balance. >> because of folks like rick perry who have slammed donald trump have gone nowhere fast. it's a very delicate balancing act. he's still in the lead and some of the folks want to go after him to tap into his support. hasn't worked for some of the other candidates, like lindsey graham and rick perry. and it's labor day weekend. we're hoping you are enjoying your day off. we decided to take a look at our most embarrassing first jobs that we had. >> my very first job, and this is more recently, they have a christmas business down in charlotte, north carolina, called the peppermint force christmas shop. >> how were you?

>> the store was my baby-sitter. >> are there child labor laws there? >> not when your parents are in charge. >> what was your first job? >> i was carrying a newspaper. there's an ad for news day in long island i'm at the top right there. >> really? >> i was 14 or something like that and my son is 14 now. >> every morning. >> every morning and the sunday paper was the hardest thing. you had the shopping cart and you had to haul it around but i was delivering the news even then. >> and at 5 cents an hour. >> i did the newspaper too. my first actual job i had to clock in was at mcdonald's. there i was. >> wait. >> i did the morning shift. actually, no, we couldn't find a photo. i know there was some probably photos. i worked a grill at 5:00 in the morning alt reading,

pennsylvania, i was there with the manager and open the store up. make pan cakes. >> do you have us stories? >> people think they are fake eggs. i cracked the eggs every morning. you make the breakfast sandwiches. i think i hate like my weight -- >> they lost money that summer, didn't they? >> wow. >> send us your first photos this morning, however you are relaxing this labor day, we will love to see them. >> some great family pics. send us onement. bernie sanders now leading hillary clinton by nine points in new hampshire is she heading down the same path as 2008 by losing the nomination to a lesser-known senator. we'll debate that next. then a zoo packed with people put on lockdown when

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i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> i wrote the number down. i don't know if it's the right number, let's try it. 202 -- >> jeb bush is a low energy person. for him to get things done, it's hard. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> i have signed the pledge. >> wow, it's already been a month since the fox debate. it's being called the summer of trump. the republican presidential candidate dominating the headlines for the past few months now but will he continue this momentum or should we expect someone else to lead the pack come fall? here to discuss. good morning. i want to start with you, if it was the summer of trump, it will be the fall of who? >> kasich. >> why? >> you've got a problem with jeb bush. everybody is realizing that he's just not cutting it, and the establishment republicans are looking for an alternative and

kasich with his record, look at his approval numbers in ohio, among democrats, republicans and independents, he's the exactly kind of general election candidate you want, unlike mr. trump who is under water in pennsylvania, ohio, and florida in a general election. >> donald trump is under water but on the other hand he's dominating polls around the country. >> you've got 17 candidates, 16 of which not named donald trump. >> he's still a mile ahead of them. >> that's due to the name recognition due to the apprentice. people in the clinton camp say they are actually nervous about john kasich. he's got a good record. >> i think bush will have that vast army that will play an important role in the primaries. once trump and ben carson slow down, which i believe they

ultimately will, and trump doesn't know what he's talking about and i think once you start getting into the nuts and bolts of real politics, i think him and carson are going to fade. >> let's switch over to hillary clinton. this new hampshire poll. bernie sanders, 49%. hillary clinton 38%. obviously, some separation. the clinton camp had scoffed recently when i went to them with other polls showing them that bernie sanders was leading. let me start with you, brian. is bernie sanders for real? >> no. i think bernie sanders is going to do well in states like new hampshire which are very small states. any states with major urban environments he's going to get killed by hillary. if blacks and hispanics are voting. >> she can outlast him? >> she can easily out last him. >> as a republican, would you like to face him? >> i would like to face a

candidate currently under investigation by the fbi. the only issue that democrats could put up if they put up hillary would be email, email. if they want to talk about anything -- >> this weekend in new hampshire, it started going back to the war on women rhetoric and it work for barack obama. >> here's the thing, barack obama was not under federal investigation. hillary clinton is. >> coming up. caught on camera, a burglar breaks into a family's home and dad watches the whole thing on his cell phone hundreds of miles away. that home owner is with us. want to save 80% on some cool gadgets? here they are. up next, labor day deals that are heating up your holiday. the weekend is really just beginning. you can see those deals and we're going to show them to you live next.

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welcome back. some quick headlines for you. 23-year-old dental assistant confesses to driving dr. kendra hatcher's kill tore his destination. crystal cortez says she was given $500 by an unknown man to drive to the apartment garage last week. and families visiting the indianapolis zoo were forced to seek shelter for an hour after a cheetah escaped from its enclosure. the animal was found. they are investigating out the animal escaped. it is labor day and it's

time to shop, shop, shop, for the best end of summer sales but before you show up at the stores, you need to know what to shop for. regina conway is here with everything you need to know. end of summer, beginning of fall, perfect time to go hiking and camping, perfect time for a camp fire and you got some deals. >> absolutely. labor day is that end of season sale for all of those things you want for outdoor enthusiasts. rei is having a really good sale. this backpack, there's a men's and women's version, both are selling for $219. there's an additional 20% of one rei outlet item, this head lamp we got there for $32 normally $55. hiking is up too because of the movie wild they are saying.

>> and grilling accessories. >> yes, grills will also be on sale. if you don't find the model you want just yet, it's okay. and also williams sonoma has a sale. all those sngs for the grill, this is a good time to stock up. how about home improvement materials? >> anything you are looking to do with your home, particularly on the exterior, try to look for those right now. it's a good time to buy. >> i can imagine you can get great deals on swim suits and

flip flops. >> old navy in particular up to 60% off. gap has an additional 40% off. and on top of those summer clothes, you could stock up for the kids next year. and there are some other stores with great deals. perry ellis has 30% across the site. and sign up for their newsletter, you'll get an extra 20% off. these shirts are normally about $60 are $21. >> you don't have to wear these during the summer. take you right into the fall. >> and what about small consumer electronics? >> you want to stay away from those larger consumer electronics, those deals are typically coming around black friday. smaller consumer items like these, these ear buds are $35 with the code slick deals and they are normally $149. that's a huge savings. it's the lowest that they have ever marked it. it's not even something you'll

find around that black friday time frame. >> big ticket consumer electronics you should wait until black friday. >> and toys? >> most merchants are going to start discounting those closer to the holiday season. you'll see those start at the end of october. hole off for now. >> i love that you are giving me a free pass to go shopping today. here what's coming up on "fox & friends." he never saw it coming. a referee targeted from behind, not -- knocked down by high school football players. what sparked such a cheap shot? and swimmer beware. maria molina is showing us how to get out of a riptide alive. and happy birthday to gloria gaynor. she turns 66 today.

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late night boat crash. the coast guard says a dinghey with five people collided with a boat in california. michael harris died in that. few details have been released. officials are still searching for a missing person this morning. the referee getting slammed here in a shocking video now wants to press charges. two high school football players in san antonio, texas, knocked him in the dirt and jumped on him. both players are suspended. the league's secretary says he doesn't want the boy to ever play football again. a hammerhead shark take off a chunk of his foot but a malibu man says no hard feelings. he's lucky to be alive after a hammerhead attacked him biting off his right foot. he was airlifted to the hospital and now on the mend. saying he won't be casting a reel any time soon.

>> i'm not shark fishing anymore. i really respect them. i just kind of brought that to light. >> marks says he doesn't believe he's a victim and will never say he was attacked. a tremendous act of kindness from a driver to a cop touching thousands of people around the country when mike powers was pull over by mississippi trooper jason alls. he was asked how he was handling the recent string of violence against cops and police officer said it was hard and scary. he gave him a prayer bracelet. their story shared almost 700,000 times on facebook. maria is here. it is labor day weekend. people heading to the beach this labor day weekend in droves. >> that's right. they are going to be hitting up those beaches along the gulf coast and east coast, we have a

concern for rip currents which we'll be talking about in a moment. temperaturewise, you are seeing the temperatures climb into the 90s, the exception is across the west, out there, we've had temperatures below average and today as the case yet again, high temperatures in the low 70s and this trend will continue here over the next few days. it will be thursday when we start to see a shift in the weather pattern, we see cooler air moving into parts of the northeast. temperatures will be shifting into the 70s and 80s. starting to feel more fall-like out there. we're tracking the risk for severe weather today across parts of the plains. you can see it rooted across kansas and iowa, large hail, damaging winds and flash flooding possible. not only today, but as we head into tomorrow as that storm system continues to move south and east. across the atlanta, it's still hurricane season and we have tropical storm grace battling

dry air. it's forecast to weaken into a tropical storm. wee got to be careful because the national weather service has issued warnings for dangerous currents and riptides. >> maria learned exactly what to do when you find yourself getting pulled into danger. >> i went to the beaches here in new york to learn what it takes to survive a current encounter. [ whistle ] >> across america's beaches almost 60 drownings occurred during swimmers getting caught up in rip currents. it shouldn't stop you from having fun in the sun despite the scary statistic. >> it's a current of water out past the breaking waves. >> there are ways to spot a rip

current with the naked eye. >> this white foam on top of the ocean leading out is somewhat of a rip current and you can visually see the difference in the color of the water. >> when scientists study the movement of the ocean, they pour a harmless dye in it just to observe the currents. >> are you ready to get in the water? >> sounds good. let's go. now getting into the water was a little tough on this strong surf day but once we got out there, i learned the three top tips for surviving the risk. >> the most important is you always want to remain calm. do not panic when you are in a situation. a rip current will pull you under water. it will only pull you further out into the ocean. you need to remain calm so you can swim back in. >> and keep your eye out for those flags. >> green, you swim green the

green flags, the red flags mean no swimming. there's an area of 80 yards of green flags that you can swim? >> to break three from the rip, swim parallel to the shore. >> she's in over her head and she's in a rip current now. she start to be moving parallel through the rip current. you see them swimming out of the rip current and they can start their way toward the shoreline. >> am i going to be a lifeguard? >> maybe not today. >> with a little bit of know how, surviving can be as easy as a day at the beach. >> i thought this florida was going to be a piece of cake. i was very surprised at how rough the currents were out there and this is on long island. we had that threat for rip currents today across the coast

and across the beaches of california. >> the biggest take away point is what? swim which way? >> don't panic, let it carry you out a little bit and swim parallel to the coast and once you are out of it, start to swim back in. obviously, don't let it carry you too far out. swim parallel to the coast. once you are out of it, swim back in. >> coming up here on the show, a crisis happening right now. thousands of refugees fleeing the middle east and seeking safe haven. is u.s. failed foreign policy on terror part of all this. a burglar breaking in, a father watches it on his cell phone hundreds of miles away. how he did it, coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes.

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>> welcome back, some quick headlines. caught on camera he had shuvenl a mystery fire ball shoots through the sky in bangkok. watch this. you see the bright light hurdle through the sky and seemingly scpoed. some believe it's a meteor. the thai government has not commented on it. and this is a bad time to be on a boat. a massive hailstorm ripping through naples, italy. you can see the baseball size ice balls plopping into the water. several people were injured by the hail. nowhere to hide. over the week, thousands of refugees from syria and other regions poured across the border

to flee terror. >> the vacuum that was created once the caliphate was formed it's contributed directly to the refugee crisis. i think when the u.s. played a major role in the region, when we were there on a significant basis, it would have been much easier to manage this kind of situation. today, what you have is a crisis of major proportions. >> joining us now is a former green beret lieutenant colonel scott mann. it seems like everybody woke up last week to the humanitarian crisis going on when the three-year-old boy washed up on the beach and the man had to bury his children and his wife. >> there's no doubt we need to

have leadership in the middle east. the u.s. has a role to play there and we have a role to play there for a long time. i think this administration as been remiss in the fact that it really hasn't led there. but i also think that we have to look at the administration before the obama administration as well. we are in the longest war in our nation's history. 14 years and i think both administrations, instead of blaming the other, really need to take a look at how we're losing this thing and what we need to win it. >> how do we win it, then? let's talk through two or three of the pieces. >> i think well intended president bush shortly after 911 -- 9/11 said this war is going to be fought in the shadows. it was true then. it's not true anymore. we've got to better work to understand whthe global narrati that isis has. i don't think we understand the threat we're up against.

>> when we talk about recruitment and radicalization, the refugees are fleeing the wrath of isis, and we're reading here, authorities are saying up to 800,000 people could apply for asylum in germany by the end of the year. those numbers are startling. how do you make sure you aren't bringing terrorists in too? >> we may be tired of the global war of terror or whatever we're calling it today, but it's not tired of it. these guys are setting up safe havens. we're going to have to look very carefully at the folks that are coming here under the guise of refugee status that are actually, you know, here to foment instability. this problem is growing. >> you talk a little bit about the syrian rebels who we have been trying to train and president obama has been saying we're not going to need u.s.

ground forces in syria and we're going to train these rebels. it turns out that effort has failed. >> in the book, i talked about the work that gren berets and other special ops guys did to work with the tribes to push back against the taliban and al qaeda. one of the thing i say is there are thousands of people who are resisting thee extremists, who are standing up against them and late in the war we did this with amazing success. we went from 75 peasant farmers defending their village to 15,000. now, it's been boxed up and put in the attic with all the other afghan adventures but my book is about taking those lessons and applying them in places like syria and iraq and even here at home with the police and marginalized communities. 13 minutes before the top of the hour. it's the last thing he thought he would see in his home. a burglar breaking in. a father watches it play out live on his cell phone hundreds

of miles away. up next, he joins us live with the new technology that happened him catch the criminal. and standing by her faith from behind bars. the kentucky clerk who refused same-sex marriage licenses getting some support from presidential candidates. >> when is it that liberals get to choose which laws they support but a county clerk in kentucky who acting on her christian faith is criminalized? >> well, governor mike huckabee is going to be joining us with more on her light for religious freedom this morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

shocking video captures the moment a burglar busts into a family's home. the dad was able to call the cops thanks to a brand new security camera that every homeowner needs to see called canary. the man whose house was robbed. head of communications at canary security. welcome to the show. >> thanks. good morning. >> major, i want to start with you. you were away from home when this unfolded. what happened? what did you think when you got this notification on your cell phone? >> initially, it was disbelief. i got a push notification that there was movement inside my home. with my being gone, it wasn't expected. as soon as i pulled up the camera, i knew exactly what was going on.

it became very real, very quickly. i went into the video. as you saw in the clip, that's what i saw. so then i reacted from there. >> so, with this technology, john, you're able to actually hit a button on there to sound an alarm. so you've actually set up a few cameras here in our green room as well to show us how this technology works, right? >> yeah. i've got a camera in the green room that we've set up earlier. you'll be able to see what's going on in the home. if you don't like what's happening here, you can either sound this siren or hit the emergency call button which will call local police near the device. >> so you can do it on your phone, you're able to zoom in on the camera and see what's going on in high definition? >> yep. if we wanted to look around, see what's happening, you could do that from anywhere. >> how many of these cameras were set up in your home? >> two cameras on the first floor. as you can see, i had coverage on the front and back door. my thought was that if somebody was going to break into the house it would be through one of those entryway. >> to be clear you were 100

miles away and you get this push notification there was movement in your house. he had a knife in his hand as we well. had you been home at the time, this could have been a huge problem. when you sounded the alarm, what happened? >> so i wasn't sure if the guy was actually still in the house. i was on the phone at the police at the time i sounded the alarm. the police department had an immediate response. i think they took the situation very real and so when i sounded the alarm they were actually already outside waiting for the guy to come out. and so as you can see in the vid video, once the alarm sounded, he moved out pretty quickly. i think he had been in the home 60 seconds before the alarm went off. my take was that he thought he was getting away with what he was doing. >> you were able to call emergency services there and get him on the phone. john, obviously i cover technology here. >> sure. >> and i hear from viewers all the time over the years how frustrated they've been trying to set up home security systems

themselves, adt, spend hundreds of dollars a year. >> you can set this up literally in moments. plug it into an outlet, connect to wifi, download the app. >> how to catch a burglar in three easy steps. wait for notifications. hit the siren and call the police. >> obviously we can rely on technology to a point. there are some home safety tips we want to take into account as well, right? making sure that some things, when you travel, are also important, right? taking out the trash. >> technology can certainly help. neighbors and friends are also a great tool for you when you're traveling and need to keep your home safe. simply making it look like somebody is still living there, having lights on timers, asking somebody to gather your mail and even move your car. >> how does this work at nighttime? we see it great in the daytime. what does it do when it's the

middle of the night? >> high-def camera. it's a 150-year angle. you can see most of your house with it. >> where can people learn more about this? >> you can learn more on canary ids. >> major, thanks for sharing your story with us. thanks for your service to this country. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, john. we appreciate it as well. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show, he could have gone anywhere in the world. is notorious drug lord el chapo back? latest details ahead. you've heard of dinging and ditching. what about driving and dashing? what causes this woman to get out of her car in the middle of a busy road? more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll.

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2015. we begin with a fox news alert. they never saw it coming. officers waiting at a red light ambushed by a gunman. breaking details in moments. stunning new poll sure to shock the clinton campaign. bernie sanders up by nine points in new hampshire. is she heading down the same path as 2008? ed? cops across country under attack, one teenager making it his mission to have their back, literally. the story behind this good deed going viral this morning when both join us live. mornings are better with friends. >> oh, yeah. >> are we making you hungry right now? happy labor day, everybody. >> of course. >> get outside. >> what are we doing inside? >> good grilling tips on your

labor day. send us your photos if you would be so kind. sharing a ton of them on your show. it's always great to see that. spending the labor day weekend. >> over at the u.s. open in queens. >> how was that? >> it's good to be back there. it's awesome. anna and i were just talking about it. we were both there last year. >> we just melted last year. >> there's my wife shirley, patrick, mila. they had a blast. this year we brought the kids and they both love tennis. patrick is 14. mila is 11. getting to see these pros, whoa saw the williams sisters win back-to-back. and now they're going to face each other in the quarter finals. >> we had the williams sisters on shoet. super, super nice and awesome. >> we were working over the weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> one of my favorite moments over the weekend, jeff owens, former firefighter teachers kids fire safety, bunch of girl scouts on the plaza and he brought along his dog, casey. i think we have a picture of that we can show. i think. anyway, he teaches kids to do

the stop, drop and roll and touch a doorknob before putting your hand on it in case it's hot, things like that. how about you? >> barbecue. i ate like four hot dogs. my wife put on a bowl of chips and kids were playing in the yard. any time we go in the backyard all the neighborhood kids start descending over and balls are flying around, rockets going off. who knows. send us your photos. we would love to share them. >> that's right. we need to hand it over to ainsley earhart. >> gunman ambushing two las vegas police officers sitting in their patrol car waiting at a red light, firing three shots hitting one of the officers in the hand before running off. the other officer chased him until the man eventually surrendered. his motive not yet known. today in illinois, thousands will gather to say their final good-byes at the funeral for

lieutenant joseph gliniewicz. 52-year-old father of four was gunned down last week while on patrol in illinois. his killers are still on the loose. two brothers are waking up behind bars, accused of trying to murder their parent at their house in atlanta. 22-year-old christopher and 17-year-old cameron ervin's mother called police as they were allegedly attacking their father. >> stated to our 911 operator that her sons were trying to kill her and her husband. there was a commotion in the background and then the line went silent. >> both parents were hospitalized with serious injuries. the brothers are under arrest. their motive still unknown at this point. police also think they might have been trying to burn down the house. he could have gone anywhere in the world. but the notorious drug lord, el chapo, might be back down in mexico. joaquin guzman allegedly was involved in a car accident and taken to the hospital near the

border. the hospital director denies he was ever there in the first place. this comes days after his son tweet this had photo from costa rica, the man on the left looking suspiciously like the drug lord. absolute worst place to stop on a busy highway. watch this. the erratic driver decided she was done driving so she casually gets out of her car, as you can see, in the middle of the road. the car keeps rolling. you can see it crosses the median, slams into oncoming traffic. two people were injured. the woman was arrested for dui. and those are your headlines. back to you guy. >> can dui if she's not in the car and it crashes? >> ainsley, thank you so much. the clinton campaign, remember we heard hillary clinton was cutting short her vacation to the hamptons because

of rising poll numbers from bernie sanders and trouble on that e-mail server scandal she had been dealing with. >> big top you can on the sunday shows. she finally sat down and did a third interview with the media since announcing she was running for president. with andrea mitchell. she kind of gave this half apology, nonapology. i'm sorry that the american people are confused by this. not necessarily sorry about potentially putting our national security at risk. tom brokaw said for her to say she didn't think about the affect that her e-mail was going to have, he goes, we're pretty far into the digital age at this point. >> and basically they're close to panic mode in the clinton campaign. this gives you an idea of where she is right now. she was supposed to be the runaway front-runner still leading in the polls in some areas especially nationally. you see the sanders surge in new hampshire, doing well in iowa. will this be a repeat of 2008

all over again where she had the money, endorsements? >> take a look at this poll number out of new hampshire right now where bernie sanders is up by nine points above hillary clinton right now. nine point. >> when people say, though, this will be 2008 all over again, think about what's going on in 2008 and how different this is. it was a fresh face, young african-american progressive male. bernie sanders would be 75 years old upon -- self described socialist. this is not some new, young, fresh face coming in. >> you make the point that might be the saving grace for hillary clinton among other things. there's not this new flavor, this phenomenon, once in a generation canned daity in barack obama. on the other hand, bernie sanders say they have a similar grassroots. >> and don't forget joe biden. match-ups against donald trump and hillary clinton, joe biden is ahead of hillary clinton when you put him up against donald trump in the summer of donald

trump with these surging poll numbers. he has been the cloer leader for weeks. former speaker newt gingrich, of course, ran for president, didn't complete that task but certainly knows what it's like to be on the campaign trail. he was asked what is the secret to trump's success? here is his take. listen. >> i think he learns faster than any other political figure i've known except bill clinton. he's running on winning. the heart of the trump motto is i will make us a winner again. would you like to be a winner? if you want to be a winner i'll milwaukee us a winner. and then people come up with all these policy questions and he says, eh, how would you like to win? and then americans go, i like winning. winning sounds pretty good. >> hugh hewitt radio show, a gotcha question? most of our viewers say yes, it was overwhelming. leave trump alone. we don't need to know this just yet. relax a little bit. >> donald trump has been saying and he said in that radio interview that the leaders of

various terrorist groups are probably going to be dead. we're going to capture and kill some of them between now and the end of 2016 and they're going to shuffle the deck again. he's looking at the big picture, not the specific names. carly fiorina is not buying that, though. >> no, she's not. yesterday she was slamming donald trump on foreign policy in sol ways and on others she is saying she can see why he answered the questions the way he did. >> i think it's very difficult to lead if you don't have the requisite knowledge and i think it's perfectly acceptable that you don't know the name of every terrorist leader. i don't always either. i do think it's important to know who our enemies are. >> carly will be on the show at 8:15 this morning. >> live right here. >> we can move very fast here in our studio. jump off the couch and -- >> it's magic. >> all the presidential election swag that's out there right now, some of this stuff has been showing up in tom brady's

locker. >> yes. >> you can tell there's an alliance between donald trump and tom brady. >> that red hat. that's tom brady's locker. defending tom brady from the very beginning of deflate gate. celebrating as the suspension went down. and tom brady returning the favor, making america great in his locker. >> he said they're friends. swag from the different campaigns and candidates. >> the ted cruz small poster right here. >> this is one of them. >> and also a phone case. >> iphone case, getting in on the tech action. and bumper stickers sn. have you seen any yet on cars? i saw one bumper stucker so far for 2016 and it was a bernie sanders sticker. >> there you go. >> i like this jeb bush, my dad is the greatest man you've ever known. if you don't think so, we can step outside. remember, he was talking about this shirt in new hampshire a few weeks ago and sort of -- he

messed up the saying. >> he couldn't remember how it went. >> if he wore this on the campaign trail, he would always remember. >> apron. >> the jeb bush apron. >> and t-shirt defeat the clinton machine. where is this one? here it is. >> mike huckabee will be joining us. >> like hide and seek we're playing here. >> defeat the clinton machine. >> where is the rand paul gear? >> those are the marco polos. >> i feel like i'm on qvc right now. if you're our fifth caller, you can call in and get the marco rubio shirt. >> giant rand paul card. you can feel the cotton blend. really. >> there's one thing i have to say to you. may your birthday be the best ever. rand. maybe you could send somebody a little birthday card, someone special in your life. >> jeb mug. >> it has the explanation point. i think it is a jeb mug.

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support her, demanding her release. and somewhat leading that fight, joining us live right now, spearheading the fight for faith, 2016 presidential candidate former arkansas governor mike huckabee. good morning, governor. >> good morning, ed. >> tell me about what you're doing the next 24 hours to sort of expand your efforts in this fight. >> we'll be holding a rally at the carter county detention center in grayson kentucky tuesday afternoon at 3:00 eastern. and the purpose of it is to show support for kim and also to let the world know that it is unacceptable to put a person in jail without bail because she followed her conscience. not only that, but she followed the only law that is in front of her. the supreme court's ruling, in fact, said that they ruled that there was rights for same-sex marriage. but the supreme court, ed, can't make a law. they can't bring into a codified version of the law and prescribe

specifically. what happens happened is exactly what the descending justices like scalia and roberts all said. this is going to create mass confusion. in this case, it's gone beyond confusion and incarceration for a person who has very strong convictions. the irony, ed, is that she was put in jail by a republican judge and she, herself, is a democrat. this is not about partisan issues. this is about the constitution. >> you're right. she's a democrat. most of the media does not mention that fact, which is very interesting. i want to press you on the fact that over the last six, seven years of the obama administration time and time again you said this president is acting unilaterally and is going outside the law. so the supreme court -- i hear what you're saying but they've now spoken. won't there just be chaos around the country if you have more clerks like this saying i'm not going to follow what the court said? >> well, we follow what the law says. the court says something and it's not fully implemented into

law and enabled until the people's representatives pass that law and specifically prescribe what it looks like until the executive subscribes it. this is civics 101. three branches of government act in concert with each other. one can't overrule the other two. jefferson warned about judicial tyranny and said this happens when you let the courts make law. that was followed by hamilton, adams, jackson, lincoln, who disregarded the 1857 dred scott decision. the courts then said that black people weren't fully human. i don't think anybody said we've got to follow the law because that's what it said. abraham lincoln ignored it because he knew it wasn't right. i think we're missing the bigger point. it's not just religious liberty but whether or not we're going to follow our constitutional prescription of three branches of government or whether we're going to have people that act independently of the other two

branches. my problems with obama's overreach is just that. he acted without authorization from the congress. an executive can't act independently. but, ed, neither can the supreme court. it is not the supreme branch. >> we've been talking this morning about how it's been the summer of trump. ben carson also, carly fiorina, anti-establishment candidate. you're an anti-establishment candidate as well even though you served as governor. you like to run against the mainstream n 30 seconds, how do you make this, instead of the summer of trump, the autumn of huckabee? >> well, typically, the summer blockbusters in the movies are rarely the oscar winners in the spring. we're waiting for the spring and we're building up. the simple thing, people are angry. what you see is a reflection of that mood. the one thing that i think is going to happen, people are going to ask would i let somebody do surgery on me who has never done it before? would i let someone fly an

airplane with me in it through a thunderstorm that has never flown before? yes, we want someone against the establishment but we want someone who has done this before. >> and the academy goes to -- well, actually, we'll see if the nomination goes to governor mike huckabee. have a nice rest of this labor day weekend with your family. >> thank you. now liberal groups want ronald reagan's name off the airport. i'm there all the time. meksed reaction on that one next. plus did you bake your skin this summer? i hope not. apps to help you detect skin cancer. how do they work? we'll tell you next.

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welcome back. time for your news by the numbers. 300,000, how many workers will have access to paid sick leave days after president obama signs an executive order today. it will be a requirement for federal contractors. next, $9.3 million, faith based film "war room" taking the top spot at the box office, knocking "straight out of compton" down to the second spot. finally, 100 years young today is retired air force lieutenant richard cole's birthday, world war ii hero and last of two surviving doolittle raiders. anna? >> thank you so much. 24 minutes after the hour. did you spend your summer in the

sunshine? two new apps promise to detect dangerous conditions caused by that ultra violet light, like melanoma. now with these apps, do we need to be wary? >> absolutely. the apps that claim that they can diagnose skin cancer are dangerous, because a lot of times they will misdiagnose the benign mole and will call it a melanoma and a lot of times they will miss melanoma and call it benign mole. >> saying they deceptively said they were able to accurately analyze melanoma risk. but why can't they? >> i think it's very hard just looking at the picture to determine whether the mole is benign or malignant. it takes years of clinical practice. >> that's why you went to school, right? >> for 12 years. a lot of times it's not just

looking at the mole but the history that goes with it. >> technology may not be able to tell that when you just download an app. how do these work, though? >> basically by algorithms. they compare the picture to other pictures and some apps that score a little bit better that would have a board certified dermatologist look at the apps. even those apps miss 90% of melanoma. >> taking a picture and looking at a different picture several months later, if you have a different angle, it may rook like it's growing or changing shape. >> correct. >> and it may not be. >> right. >> which one do you like? >> there is an app called um skin check. it's a good app to keep an eye on the mole, take the picture that will send reminders for self exam. anything that's educational is good.

anything that's going to claim that it can diagnose skin cancer is dangerous. >> anything that is going to remind you that you need to get yourself checked out and do self examinations and wear spf every day. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your time. 27 minutes after the hour on monday morning. it's the cheap shot he never saw coming. referee targeted from behind, knocked down by high school football players. what sparked it? firing up the grill this labor day holiday, don't just grill any ordinary hamburger. stuff it with bacon and cheese. mmm! bacon! are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection.

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we love it here on "f "fox & friends." hope you're enjoying your long labor day weekend. >> marcia sent this one of dennis and their dog, charlie, enjoying the weekend at their cabin in hocking hills, ohio. that doesn't look like awe puppy. >> i think this is beverly, getting her wisdom teeth out. >> most painful type. smart to do it over a vacation weekend. >> i thought i bit a hole through my tongue when i had mine out. and dave completing his first triathlon you go! >> i heard good things about it. you get to rope, get out your six shooters in the wild west city. do you know who else we've heard good things about? >> who? >> ainsley. >> you have? you'll have to tell me. clayton it's not that bad of a

surgery. you're scaring all the kids out there that will have to get it done. >> it was bad. >> you get to watch movies, eat ice cream and take some medicine that make you sleep. referee seen getting slammed to the ground in this shocking video now wants to press charges. two high school football players in san antonio, texas, knocked him into the dirt and jumped on top of him. both players are now suspended. school officials are investigating what happened and why the players pounced. the league secretary says he doesn't want those boys ever to play football again. first mt. mckinley gets a name change. now they want to change reagan airport back to its original name. >> i think that's silly. frankly, we have so many, much more significant issues to deal with. >> washington is the name of the city already. reagan was an excellent president. i think it was a smart move to honor his memory and put it in his name. changing it back would just take

that away. >> the group has more than 63,000 signatures and are hoping for 75,000. parents in nashville left outraged after their children are told to write "allah is the only god" in history class. school officials say the class is following tennessee state standards and is not endorsing a religion. we'll speak to one of the parents of a student in that classroom tomorrow morning. stay tuned for that. is this the key to discipline? virgin ia dad put a padlock on all his daughter's luxuries after she ran up a $500 phone bill. he locked up her closet, putting numbers on post-it notes on all her stuff and that let her know how many chores she has to do in order to get the items and her phone back. so far, she is getting right to

work. we'll talk to them about his disciplining. hello, everybody at home. it's the labor day weekend here. we want to take a look at the weather conditions across the country. we are feeling very summer like out there, anywhere from the plains to parts of the northeast. some of these forecast high temperatures for today. you'll be in the 90s in new york city, also in the city of boston and also as we head farther west. even hotter in dallas. 100 degrees for your high temperature there. meanwhile across parts of the west, temperatures have been relatively cool. this pattern will continue over the next couple of days as we head into tuesday, wednesday. it really won't be until thursday that you'll notice a big shift in the weather pattern, where places in the northeast will be much cooler out there. cool front is moving eastward. it will bring those storms and cooler temperatures. if you live in the south temperatures should stay toasty especially across parts of the florida panhandle. we do have the threat for

storms. possible severe weather with large hail, damaging severe winds and flash flooding possible out there, kansas, iowa, into parts of wisconsin. for tomorrow that threat shifts south and eastward from oklahoma to parts of illinois. in the tropics we're tracking tropical storm grace. thankfully, a lot of dry air and wind shear keeping it on the weaker side. now over to clayton and anna. >> thank you, maria. today marks the unofficial end of the grilling season. we'll hear from viewers who say they grill all year long. >> of course. >> make your labor day weekend a memorable one. >> cooking in boxers with mark bailey. ooey thought you were going to give the ladies a show today. >> not today. not today. happy labor day, guys. >> these burgers are stuffed? >> bacon and cheese stuffed

burgers topped with an egg. you know i'm a breakfast guru. i always gravitate toward things that have the breakfast element to it. get them on the grill. top them with an egg. >> take the bacon, chop it into little pieces? >> absolutely. you crumble up the cheese, create a ball. >> how much do you want to press that down? >> not too much. make sure the sides are joined. >> breakfast meets dinner. it's perfect. >> exactly. >> how about these ribs? >> huge. smithfield's peppercorn droi seas dry seasoned ribs. thr out of the packet, throw them on the grill. you can't go wrong. great for last minute. >> slow and low on the grill? >> i like to do it so it's juicy. they're already joosy and tender as it is. 35 to 45 minutes slow and low. you get a great rib.

>> and doubles as a party dress if you're la-- >> typically burgers and ribs. great marinade curry powder, soy sauce. you see them on my website. marinade them the night before. >> they're not breaded? >> not at all. just a nice curry flavor. >> and healthy. >> right in elisabeth's wheelhouse. no gluten, huh? >> exactly. if you want to cut down the mayonnaise, massage them with lemon juice. par boil them, throw them on the grill and toss shall oughts or red onions on top of them as well. >> making our mouths water. >> that's a spritzer. grilling season was spritzer season. i love barefoot. they have great spritzers. >> spritzer is my middle name.

>> there you go. >> as we dig in we'll hand it over to ed henry. >> i'll be right out there. the cheapest labor day travel in almost a decade. gas prices now about $2.39 a gallon around the country and are expected to drop as the year finishes out. wtvt's angelie lowe is where gas prices are below $2. i can't believe it. >> it is hard to believe. if you are in the southeast from aaa, they are reporting the lowest gas prices for the holiday weekend. $2.48 per gallon, 12 cents lower than a week ago, 19 cents lower than a month ago and almost a dollar lower than a year ago. analysts at aaa think the low prices will stay around for a while. they expect prices to remain steady around $2 a gallon or

below that through the rest of the year. you can expect airports to be pretty busy today as well. air fare also at a bargain this labor day holiday. the travel website orbitz said air fares are down compared to this time last year, attributing that drop to lower fuel prices. if you are hitting the road, aaa says get out there now. the peak time for all that roadway travel will start at noon and end around 3:00 pm. for now, back to you. >> thank you so much, anjuli. hillary clinton attacking donald trump calling him sexist. >> he insults and dismisses women. he has been throwing a lot of heat my way. i do find a lot of what he says pretty ridiculous. whenever he is pressed about the things he says -- >> what does the other woman in the race think about all that have? carly fiorina joins us live in a few moments. plus, cops all around the country are under assault, one

teenager is making a difference. is he making it his mission to literally have their back. that inspiring story behind this good deed. it's going viral this morning. they'll both join us live next. but first born on this day in 1973, this actress starred in enrique iglesias' music video "be with you." who is she? be the first to e-mail us at friends @foxnews.com with the answer. we'll have some kind of prize.

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>> yes, she was very surprised. and she said, you know, sure. go ahead. so i stood there and watched her back. >> of course, this all comes in the wake of that horrible shooting there with deputy goforth. that was the inspiration behind this. mckinley, you were with your mom at the time. what did you tell your mom? >> well, initially, she was the one that saw the patrol car at the gas station and mentioned it. and we had already talked about doing something similar to what we were talking -- to what i did. so she asked me if i wanted to do it. so she took me over there and that's what i did. >> tommi, of course, this went viral. and even dean cain, former superman himself, tweeting about this. "that's how it's done. #great american #got your six." >> right. >> were you surprised by the reaction this has taken online? >> definitely. the intention wasn't to make it

go viral like that. i think it's pretty awesome that it did because of the awareness. >> just talk about this more broadly, deputy, about what this means to you in the police community when you have your citizens, the people that you protect and serve protecting you and serving you? >> it means a lot. we're used to hearing negative and dealing with negative and working with negative. so whenever something positive like this happens, it's a really good feeling. >> and mckinley, what's been the response you've heard about doing this? >> just amazing. everyone -- i've gotten -- you know, my facebook has been blowing up since about thursday evening. and it's not stopped since. it's really amazing, all the people telling me all these wonderful things, telling me i'm a hero. i was just trying to do something nice and kind of blew up out of my prorportions, at

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>> call it tough love. a dad locks up his daughter's entire closet after she racked up a $500 phone bill. is this the key to good discipline? that dad and daughter are here live to share their story that's now going viral. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> my all-time '80s song "naked eyes." >> what does that remind you of? >> summer. >> are we playing this in honor of the naked ladies, painted ladies in times square? >> does that mean that the painted ladies in times square will be gone after this weekend?

they're watching us in a hot tub this morning. you see on the tv there is "fox & friends." that's the way you watch "fox & friends requestion. >> in style. love it. huge labor day crab fest. >> maryland blues? love them. >> and here is 5-year-old chase. u.s. national drag race in indianapolis. keep sending us your pictures of your special weekend. >> and as we mentioned, a dad who padlocked all of his daughter's luxuries, including her entire closet, after she ran up a $500 phone bill. that father and daughter will join us live on the show. >> she was not padlocked. >> just all her belongings. >> he got that bill, $500? it was all her instagram. >> he took these sticky notes and put them on different items. you want your sweater back, you want your shoes back, you have to wash the car, bait the dog. some people are saying it's tough love gone too far. she just got a volunteerism

award, honor roll student. daddy is doing something right. >> we're defending all the texting, by the way. we'll talk to her coming up. first it is a rough weekend for hillary clinton. she is holding several campaign events right now. she had, in fact, cut her vacation short so she could deal with the rising poll up ins from bernie sanders. >> dealing with the burn. >> with a little extra spf and dealing with her private server scandal as well. >> with joe biden in there, you can see bernie sanders 41%, hillary clinton, 32%. joe biden 16% even though he's not officially in. if he were to get in, his numbers might rise up as we've seen other candidates who mull it, they're there. they go up. then you have an unsettled democratic race. >> could it be a big upset like we saw in 2008? is this 2008 all over again? think about the huge differences

between a barack obama candidate and bernie sanders candidate, hope and change, young fresh face, african-american progressive and then a self described socialist who would be the oldest president of the united states. >> this all adds up to political geeks like me, it's like the kickoff to the super bowl. labor day just gets it all going. we still have a few months to go, to be sure. this is when it starts getting serious. we've heard about poll after poll after poll. now we're getting closer. as you mentioned, it's not just hillary clinton. it's across the board. fanning out. >> unofficial start of the campaign season. unofficial end of summer. they're paying taeng now, watching the news more closely. look at this new poll this morning out of iowa. donald trump now firmly in the lead at 29%. ben carson, jeb bush, carly fiorina in the top four. among the top candidates, it really isn't washington

outsiders that make up the crop of this poll. >> four candidates people are calling the biggest political outsiders, trump, carson, fiorina and even cruz, because of his sparring with congress. >> in the senate but has been an icon icon iconicl iconicsenator taking on -- a lot of ground to make up. >> governor huckabee, who knows a thing or two about iowa -- it's interesting to see whether or not this donald trump star, summer of trump, will fade. we had governor huckabee on the show earlier to address that. listen to governor huckabee. >> typically the summer blockbusters in the movies are rarely the oscar winners in the spring. we're waiting for the spring and we're building up. i'll tell you the simple thing. people are angry. what you see is a reflection of that mood. one thing that i think will happen, people are going to ask would i let somebody do surgery

on me who has never done it before? would i let somebody fly an airplane through a thunderstorm with me in it who has never flown before? ? and i think people will start saying yes, we want someone against the establishment not part of the washington system but we want someone who has done this before. >> and it is a long road. >> somebody who would like to see this be all about would you let this man perform surgery on you would be ben carson. >> yes. >> he actually would. >> there you go. the summer of trump, could it be the fall of fiorina? >> not falling down. the autumn. >> absolutely. >> she went on the record after answering the questions that donald trump had a hard time answering on hugh hewitt's radio show about the kurds and she aced the answers to those questions and she took on trump a little bit and said, you know what? it is very important to have our

leaders understand foreign policy. that is something that really affects national security at the same time, you don't necessarily have to know the name of every single leader of every single group. >> but you need to know what's going on, on the front pages of the newspapers around the world. take a look at this heartbreaking photo. in the middle east it's a desperate situation where kids and families are fleeing syria and iraq. >> these are the kids who are still alive. >> right. >> we've seen images of the kids who so tragically died. >> they're so happy they've made it. have they really made it? they're coming to countries that have a different culture or currency, don't know the language and they're coming into countries that are already taxed with their resources anyway. and how do you be a human and care about these refugees? >> we can't forget where this all started. former vice president dick

cheney is pushing a new book and basically said this skriesz because president obama didn't act in syria a couple of years ago. take a listen. >> i think what's happened is that he has created a huge vacuum. he has made it very clear he's not going to use any military force to an effective extent. the vacuum created in which the caliphate was formed and violence in syria has contributed directly to the refugee crisis. when the u.s. played a major role in the region, when we were there on a significant basis, it would have been much easier to manage this kind of situation. today what you have is a crisis of major proportions. >> what do you do now? pope francis is stepping up saying the vatican will actually bring in a couple of families. >> saying they're leading by example. >> saying to parishes all around the world take in at least one family. >> we'll talk to carly fiorina in a few minutes about this foreign policy crisis. >> letting all these people in,

they're fleeing civil war and also isis. isis is great at recruitment and radicalization. how do you make sure you're trying to bring in people that are just trying to help and not trying to hurt? >> using it as a cover to sneak across the border. >> of course. breaking news. ainsley earhart is standing by. >> thank you, clayton. they never saw this coming. gunman ambushing two las vegas police officers as they sat in their patrol car at a red light. one officer was shot in the hand. the other officer chased him until the man eventually surrendered. motive is not known at this point. thousands will gather to say their final good-byes to lieutenant joseph gliniewicz, fath 52-year-old father of four, who was gunned down. overnight the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex

marriage licenses appeals the contempt of court order which put her behind bars, kim davis calling the requirement a violation of her religious beliefs. federal judge said she will stay in jail until she changes her mind. her attorneys say their client is not going to back down. tomorrow mike huckabee will rally supporters and meet with davis there in jail. we spoke with him earlier about kim davis' case. also in the sky in bangkok, take a look at this, dash cam video capturing the bright light traveling through the sky and seemingly exploding. it was seen from various locations during the morning rush hour, some believing it was a meteor. the thai government has not yet commented on the sightings. a sister act in the quarter finals of the u.s. open, serena williams beating six-time champ madison keys. the 33-year-old will face her older sister, venus, tomorrow.

the williams are not the only ones making headlines at the open. >> look at that. cute. >> it is a cute squirrel. >> it is a cute squirrel, he says. the squirrel goes nuts on the court right in the middle of the doubles match. players had to stop as it was running around the court. then it finally did dart out into the stands. >> just a ball boy in training. >> this is true. >> looking for nut. >> i did not see that squirrel. i was at the u.s. open the raft two days and it was awesome. they're building that roof on the stadium. there's my wife and my kids. the roof is being added because of not just the thunderstorms over the summer that, you know, mess up play but the heat. as you know sometimes these players in tiptop shape and they still get dehydrated and it's difficult. this weekend, the weather was perfect. >> the steam last year it was so hot. >> we played down there on cement. it's radiating off of you. >> thanks, ed, for those lovely

family photos. coming up here, the cheap shot he never saw coming. did you see this? this referee targeted from behind by high school football players. that is sick. what sparked it all? >> unreal. then hillary clinton attacking donald trump, calling him sexist. >> mr. trump insults and dismisses women. he has been throwing a lot of heat my way. >> so what does the other woman in the race think of all of that? carly fiorina joins us live next. ♪

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and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. it's labor day, the official kickoff. presidential contest is heating up. yesterday, republican candidate carly fiorina hitting donald trump on his foreign policy experience. >> i think it is very difficult to lead if you don't have the requisite knowledge. and i think it's perfectly acceptable that you don't know the name of every terrorist leader. i don't always either. i do think it's important to know who our enemies are.

>> well, joining us now is that presidential candidate, carly fiorina. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> happy labor day. >> well, good morning. happy labor day to all of you. >> thank you very much. we have to ask you, going after donald trump hasn't worked out so well for some of the other candidates, whom a lot of people aren't really talking about much anymore. is that a smart line of attack, to go after the donald? >> well, i didn't feel as though i was attacking mr. trump particularly. i was answering a question, which is does leadership require understanding? i think it does, whether you're leading a business or leading the free world. a certain level of understanding is certainly required. i went on to say that i understand how the economy works, i understand how the world works and who is in it, who are our allies, and i understand how bureaucracies work. washington, d.c. has become one giant bloated bureaucracy. i understand technology, which is an important tool and an

important weapon being used against us and i understand leadership, what it is. and what it is, among other things, is solving problems, challenging the status quo and unlocking the potential of this nation. >> carly, i want to ask you, sticking with international issues right now with this refugee crisis, what's going on that simply can't be ignored. vice president dick cheney, we just showed a sound bite from him earlier, that president obama is to blame for his lack of leadership. not taking isis serious enough, tiptoeing around from assad. do you agree with vice president dick cheney and where do we go from here now that this is the hand of cards that we' dealt? >> i do agree. look, the world is a more dangerous and tragic place when the united states is not leading. we have not been leading for a long time. neither president obama nor secretary of state clinton led. so three years ago in syria, there were a lot of options available to us. but this administration stood back from all of those options.

when you fail to lead, what happens over time is your options diminish and situations worsen. that happened in ukraine and russia and in syria. this refugee crisis -- it was heartbreaking beyond belief but entirely predictable. the u.n. estimates there are somewhere between 43 and 60 million people on the move, trying to escape conflict zones. and so we knew this was coming. it has absolutely been a lack of leadership on obama and clinton's part. >> carly, it's ed henry. i want to give you a chance to defend donald trump but also maybe your line of attack against hillary clinton in the days ahead. you're in new hampshire this weekend. hillary clinton was there, hitting donald trump and other republican candidates on the issue of women's health and she was saying -- it sounded to me as she's trailing bernie sanders in that state of new hampshire now, that she's trying to revive this talk of a war on women.

>> well, first of all, mrs. clinton is the same person who compared republicans to terrorists. for heaven's sakes, i actually wish mr. trump would throw a little more heat hillary clinton's way. i feel as though i'm the only candidate who has consistently been critical of her. mrs. clinton has lied as secretary of state about benghazi, about her e-mails, about her server. and so when she revives this war on women -- and make no mistake, she will. this is her go to line. of course, we now know that planned parenthood doesn't have a lot to do with women's health. it does have to do with the character of this nation. and i hope very much that our leaders in congress will once and for all pass the act and defund planned parenthood.

>> i'm hoping i can get a gotcha question in here. i'm told by a source -- >> uh-oh. >> -- it was your birthday. >> happy birthday. >> it was your birth day yesterday. i won't give your age. >> smart man. smart man. >> can you actually celebrate a birthday while you're campaigning? how do you do that? >> first of all, i'm 61 years old. i'm not ashamed of my age at all. i'm a cancer survivor. we've lost a younger daughter and every day is to be celebrated. you know, the goal of life is to grow old and do it with dignity and grace, because not everybody gets that chance. so i had a wonderful birthday. actually, i was here in new hampshire with my husband, frank, with some of our campaign team. we met a lot of great voters. it was a terrific day. so, thanks so much. >> we appreciate it. happy birthday. you're right. inspiring message for people to celebrate every day with their family. >> thank you so much. >> happy labor day, carly. >> thank you. one of clayton's summer

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hi, everyone. we are back with a fox news alert. police under attack in las vegas. two officers ambushed while sitting at a red light in their patrol car. one cop was shot in the hand. the gunman is under arrest, we're told. this is all coming, though, as thousands prepare to say their final good-byes to lieutenant joseph gliniewicz.

>> reporter: good morning. hundreds of police officers are already here. it's a couple hours before visitation begins at antioch community high school, alma mater of joe gliniwiecz. the casket has just been taken into the high school where the funeral service will begin. most of the police officers have gone inside. it's been raining this morning. lieutenant joe gliniwiecz was killed in the line of duty last week. three men are believed to be responsible for the lieutenant's death. the lieutenant radioed for backup and said he was chasing three suspects, three men, by an abandoned concrete plant in his town of fox lake. he was found there, shot to death. his service revolver was recovered. police haven't said if that was the murder weapon. police haven't provided new details about their investigation. they do have new video but

haven't released any of that video. the public still on edge and hungry for information. the community grieves and tries to show support for his wife, children, his family. mourners are asked -- so many people here that mourners are asked to line the route. it's an 18-mile route. one of the officers told me he had to put lieutenant gliniwiecz's military uniform at the ceremony and it was very upsetting for him. live in antioch, illinois, joni lam. back to you. >> thank you, joni. we hope this trend of putting targets on police officers' back comes to an end. all those digital photos you took on your phone, don't let them stay on the phone forever. with must-try apps to amp up your summer photos, ceo of ruby media, chris ruby. how do we get these photos off our phone? if you have an iphone you have

apple's ios photo app. it's stored in the cloud. googles photos, store it in the cloud. what if you don't have either of those? >> definitely recommend using drop box, easiest thing you can use as a good alternative. it's a cloud-storing device for all your photos. download it on to -- you create an account, download it, and crow ate separate photos and it will sync state to your computer. >> just make sure wifi is on or you'll eat up all your data. >> yes. >> dark room and not very lit, how can you snaz it up? you took one of my photos and snazed it up. >> i did. i used instagram for this first one. so many different apps, i broke it down to the top three to use. instagram, first thing i did was

i sized it. i cropped it down a bit. i then made it brighter. i increased the contrast, decreased the warmth. >> all using instagram's app? >> yeah and i sharpened the pic so you can see the claws there. >> plus you get to see some of my 5:00 shadow, which is good. what's next? camera plus. tell us about this app. i love this. >> it's one of my old school -- love this photo, by the way. >> my little boy in the river. >> so cute. and it's really good if you're not sure -- if you just want to get your feet wet in all of this. it's great for brightening up the pictures and using their preset filters. some people don't like preset filters. for this i love it. i did the auto filter, low-fi filter and used the depth of

field filter. >> this blurs out the side of it and draws your attention into the center of the photo. nice. >> camping trips. you've been busy at work on our family photo album. i appreciate it. bacon on the fire at breakfast. there's my son and daughter. this is washed out with the smoke. how did you fix this one? >> i used after light for this one. and i made the colors pop with after light. i tried to clarify the picture and so made it sharper. i actually made it darker and increased the contrast. that's how i got it to pop, increased the temperature of the photo and add aid white border. i'm not sure if you can so the border on there. >> no, you can't. >> instagram has those built-in filters, camera plus and after light is the one you fixed on here. >> yes. >> chris, we appreciate you joining us.

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hey, friends, good morning and thanks for watching "fox & friends" on this labor day. >> 4-year-old will on stage with rick springfield at his concert. >> who sent this in? all right. pretty cool. >> governor, love that. you go tubing and have a tube for your cooler of coca cola classic or -- >> or something else. >> budweiser. >> alcohol-free beverages. >> and just chill. >> float down the lazy river. love that. >> what did you do on your labor day -- what was your first job, looking back at your first job and thinking about labor day here. probably my first job i work on labor day back in the day. you probably worked on labor day, too. you had a family business for your first job. >> peppermint forest oasis shop

in north carolina. my brother has taken over the business now but my first job was handing out the shortbread and pecan. >> is it open -- so like labor d day, do people start -- >> that's why we also have a pool and patio business called oasis pools. you have to put food on the table year round. >> delivering newspaper for news day. they used us in an ad campaign. i was exploited at a very young age. when i was like 12 years old i delivered the merchandiser newspaper. those bags, didn't they cut off the circulation? >> that's where you got these muscles from. >> oh, yeah. >> i did newspaper at a young age but my first official clock-in job was at mcdonald's. >> that doesn't look like a real picture. >> they couldn't find picture of me in the uniform, sadly enough. i wasn't in the hamburglar

uniform. i worked the grill. i would make you breakfast in the morning. >> megan also worked at mcdonald's. >> 1980, wow! >> not making $15 an hour. >> no. i think i was making $4 an hour, too. >> and ron's first job on the uss woodpecker in japan, serving our country. >> dan in 1982 working his first job as a janitor in a hospital. >> there he is. >> ainsley, what was your first job? >> my first job was at a hallmark in seventh grade. my friend's mom owned the hallmark. we worked the register. mcdonald's, though, do you remember the birthday cakes with hard candies on top? they were so good. >> and the hot apple pies. >> hot apple pies. >> we could go on and on. all right. let me tell you what you missed while you were sleeping overnight in the headlines. days after a beloved texas dentist was murdered in cold

blood an alleged accomplice has confessed now to her role in this crime. 23-year-old crystal cortez, a dental assistant, says she was paid $500 to drive a man to a parking garage, the one of dr. kendra hatcher, the one that belongs to her upscale dallas complex. when hatcher came home, she was robbed and then shot dead, police say. cortez turned herself in after photos of her and her borrowed jeep cherokee were released. she is charged with capital murder. the gunman is still at large. two high school players could face charges for the shocking video, seen knocking a referee to the ground and jumping on top of him. school officials are investigating exactly what happened and why the players pounced. the league secretary says he doesn't want the boys to ever play football again. also tom brady is speaking out for the very first time since his four-game suspension and the deflate gate scandal was

overturned. he says he's now putting that dispute behind him and focusing now on football but not after expressing regret for the two employees that the team suspended indefinitely. >> it's been a tough situation for everybody and put a lot of stress on everybody's families. i certainly feel terrible for them. >> a die-hard patriots fan taunting nfl commissioner roger goodell by flying a banner over his house in maine saying roger g, feeling a little deflated? and those are your headlines. >> wonder if he got the message. >> i think that was joel here on the floor. >> jets fan. >> he just got back to work. >> just got his pilot's license also, too. did you hear about this story? a dad holds his daughter's belongings hostage after she racks up a $500 phone bill. the reason for the huge bill was too many posts on instagram. >> naughty, naughty. the eighth grader has items from

her shoes to her jewelry locked up in the closet with post-it notes of how many chore she has to complete in order to get these goods back. >> jerry kramer and his 13-year-old daughter, julia. there she is, very beautiful. julia kramer, joining us now. obviously we want to focus on the positive here, which is that you're trying to send a message about -- as a dad, getting your daughter to come along and maybe help out around the house after this $500 bill. >> exactly, yeah. this is somewhere she had to learn i'm going to have to go to work to pay this bill and so she's going to have to go to work to, you know, help get her stuff back on the stuff that i worked hard for, for her. >> julia, did you know with all these instagram posts that you were racking up all this data? did you have any idea that this

bill was going to be so high? >> well, i didn't think the bill was going to be $500. i didn't think it would be so expensive. so i just kept going on instagram and going on my apps and somehow it racked up to being $500. >> dad, i want to hear about the chores that you've been having your daughter do. is this like wash my car, rub my feet? oh, my shoulders are a little sore. or is it clean the bathroom, sweep the car port, bathe the dog, things like that? >> yeah. she has a really good chore list. i don't want her touching my feet at all. but she has a very good chore list. she has been helping out. she woke up first thing thursday morning when i woke up for work and did the dishes. i know you bathe the dog. >> yeah, i did bathe the dogs. >> she did the laundry, which she does a lot better than me anyway. so she has been really working off a lot of stuff. she got half her stuff back so far. actually last night before we

came, we cut the list on the outfit she had to wear today. it's interesting to see how many extra chores she had to do to wear this dress today. >> you've gotten over half of it back now? >> yes. i've done about 35, 40 chores. i have to write them all down and my dad has to sign off on them or my grandparents, whoever saw me do the chore. once i do the chore then i get my clothes back. >> dad can we get an appeal here? tom brady got less punishment than this. your daughter is getting more punishment than tom brady. >> yeah. you know, i mean, i worked hard to be where i'm at. you guys worked hard to be where you're at. and the value of a dollar, teaching your kid the value of a dollar is really important to me. you know, i'm a cramer and so i think this is just a really positive story on parenting and parents sticking to what they're going to, you know, try to

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happy labor day and good morning. this is not what you want to see on a busy highway, woman in california ditching her car in the middle of the road. driverless car ends up crossing the median, slamming into oncoming traffic. the later woman arrest for the record drunk driving. cheetah, escaping from its exhibit, forced the packed indianapolis zoo to go on lockdown. pounce was found an hour later by staff and tranquilized. >> don't be around pounce when he's angry, or hungry. heading to the beach this holiday? be careful. brand new warnings are out there. dangerous rip tide warnings are in effect. >> our own maria molina learned what to do if you find yourself getting pulled into danger. a harrowing experience for everybody. they're on the beach and this happens so quickly. >> i think it happens very

quickly and panic sets in, which is one of the worst things that can happen during a life or death situation, when you're talking about potentially drowning out there with these strong rip currents. it can quickly turn a fun day at the beach into a deadly situation. i went to the beach to learn what it takes to survive a current encounter. across america's beaches last year, almost 60 drownings occurred to swimmers getting caught up. it may seem like a scary statistic, it shouldn't stop you from having fun in the sun. >> it's a flow of water from the shore line out in the ocean past the breaking waves and out past the breaking sea. >> there are ways to spot a rip current with the naked eye. observing the beach from an elevated level. >> white foam water right here leading out is somewhat of a rip current. you can see the difference in the color of the water.

>> when scientists study the movement of the ocean they often pour a harmless dye into it to spot the rip currents. pat and i are going to show you a few tips if you do get caught in one. right, pat? >> yep. are you ready to get in the water? >> sounds good. let's go. now getting into the water was a little tough on this strong surf day. once we got out there, i learned some survival tips. >> first, remain calm. do not panic when you're in this situation t will not pull you under water, only pull you out further into the ocean. you need to remain calm so that you can swim back in. >> tip two, keep your eye out for the green flags. >> there's an area of about 80 yards of green flags that you can swim between. >> finally, to break free from the rip, swim parallel to the

shore. >> right now, maria is in over her head and in a rip current right now. they should probably be starting to move parallel to the rip current. see, they're swimming parallel to the ocean to get out of that rip current area, into calmer water. they're out of the rip current area and can start to work their way in toward the shore line. >> it does take a little bit of practice. >> how did i do? am i going to be a life guard? >> maybe not today. you might need some work. >> with a little bit of know-how, surviving the rip can be as easy as the day at the beach. there's a threat for rip currents across parts of the east coast, including the midatlantic and the beaches of california. >> swim parallel to the coast. >> swim parallel to the coast if you get caught in one. once you're out of it, come back to the shore. >> there you go. it's labor day. enjoying the day off from work, 1 million soldiers are working to keep us safe. we're honoring our heroes. hey there, greg. >> hey there. lots of coming up as the u.s. is

facing intense pressure now to help ease the migrant crisis in europe. there are new concerns that terrorists could gain access to the u.s. we'll talk with congressman mike ago. hillary clinton dropping 20 points in new amp shir. is the e-mail controversy spiraling out of control? we'll have all of that at the top of the hour. see you then. harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united states postal service, watch us deliver. [ male announcer ] to make sure people don't break john deere tractors on accident, we try to break john deere tractors on purpose.

while many of us take the day off there's still over 1.3 million active service members including those in the army reserve working hard this weekend to protect our freedom. >> here to talk about just how much our soldiers sacrifice for

us is lieutenant general jeffrey taley. and alsoist nicole paisey. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> tell us what the meeting of twice the citizen is and how both of you are twice the citizen. >> most of our army reserve and reserve components work full time in the civilian sector and as a volunteer serve in the army reserve or other parts of our reserve components. so a long time ago they designated the army reserve as twice the citizen. it's represented by -- that's my challenge coin. i'll give one to each one of you. >> thank you. all right. >> that's an honor. >> and you'll notice -- one to nicole as well. you'll notice there's a double eagle. double eagle, twice the citizen. you're a citizen and you're a soldier. >> nicole, your personal story, you're a teacher. >> yes. >> you're serving our country and teaching our children.

>> yes. >> talk about that. >> i'm a spanish teacher at the summit school in nyack, new york, and i work as a photojournalist in the army resouth ofs. i have to balance both of those. >> how do you feel like the two positions benefit the other? >> i think it's great. i like having that flexibility to have these two different jobs. and, thankfully, i have two great support systems. my employer is very supportive of what i do in my military career and my unit is very helpful in making sure that my employer knows ahead of time any days that i would have to miss. >> we appreciate what you do. what's the hardest part? >> i would say it's leaving my class when i have to do an annual training for two to three weeks and preparing two to three weeks worth of lesson plans prior to leaving. >> yes. >> and in 30 seconds, how do you get people to sign up for the reserves or remind them that we are still at war?

>> it's actually not as hard as you might think it is. people continue to come forward, volunteer to serve the nation as a soldier. shout out to jack with fox. jack sim mons and fox is very supportive. >> we appreciate the service each and every day to our nation. >> lieutenant jeffrey talley and specialist nicole paese. thank you. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications

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