day very early with us. let's get right to that fox news alert. running for their lives, the terrifying moment a plane burst into flames. it was on a las vegas runway. our worst nightmare, right? panic passengers scrambling to get off the plane using the emergency slides. arthelle is here with what went wrong. >> it could have been disastrous. the british airways plane was just moments from taking off when the left engine suddenly burst into flames. witnesses recording video of the blaze, large clouds of smoke rising into the sky. 159 passengers and 13 crew members were on board the flight bound for london. seconds after the engine is gulfed in flames, the cabin fills with smoke. passengers escaped down

inflatable evacuation slides and running for their lives. >> started out just the flames. then it turned into this massive puff of big black smoke. >> everyone went over to one window, and all the sudden you just saw smoke pouring out of one of the left engines and flames. >> emergency crews arriving and dousing the flames with watt ere. the fire was quickly put out. 14 people were rushed to the hospital for minor injuries, most caused during evacuation, and some treated for smoke inhalation. >> all passengers were evacuated quickly and safely. they were taken by buses back to this terminal after which the airline transported them to area hotels. we cannot express enough gratitude for the response performed this afternoon by our emergency response team. >> two runways were shut down for nearly three hours, and the fire caused flight delays across the western u.s.

this morning everything is back to normal. officials say the engine experienced a technical issue, and today investigators with with the ntsb will arrive to investigate the exact cause. guys? >> arthel, thank you. i'm sorry. those words coming from hillary clinton for the first time as the e-mail scandal grows. >> good morning. this is a big deal. this is the first time hillary clinton has ever directly apologized for using a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> in retrospect, certainly as i look back at it now, even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> the apology didn't stop there. around 11:00 last night, clinton

posted another apology on facebook saying, quote, i know this is a complex story. i could have and should have done a better job answering questions earlier. she then posted a link to a new website that's entirely devoted to answering questions on this issue. well, in response, republican national committee released a statement saying, quote, the only thing hillary clinton regrets is that she got caught and is dropping in the polls, not the fact that her secret e-mail server left classified information exposed to the russians and the chinese. the latest polls show a troubling trend for her campaign. according to this new poll, her support has dropped ten points since august, and joe biden has even edged past bernie sanders into second place, and we don't even know if he's running. the big question now, will clinton's apology be enough to let her move past this e-mail issue. it's certainly a start, but remember, she still has to go before the benghazi committee in october. >> kristen fisher live for us in

washington, thank you. hillary clinton now losing steam among democrats as well. one washington insider says she has missed her chance. here's conservative columnist mark stein. >> in 2008 the democrats were told hillary is the heir presumptive. she loused it up. she defeated herself. this time around joe biden was told again, hillary is the air presumptive and he's loused it up again. the fact is neither he nor any other democrat should sit around watching this slow-motion train wreck. hillary, i think, would have a possible chance of surviving this if there was any good side to her campaign. but everything about her campaign is tone deaf. >> harsh words. well, more mud slinging between jeb bush and donald trump as the 2016 gop presidential candidates released new campaign ads.

>> anybody can talk. i've delivered. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need some low energy? i think the norm ought to be jeb for all your sleeping needs. >> today trump will speak at a rally against the iran nuke deal. he'll be joined at the white house by ted cruz, sarah palin, and phil robert son. bush heads to north carolina for a speech on tax reform. a settlement is reached in the city of baltimore. that city expected to pay out $6.4 million to freddie gray's family. the city's board could approve it today. the deal comes nearly five months after gray's spine was injured during his arrest. he later died at the hospital. six police officers are now charged in his death. the sole survivor of the deadly shooting that happened on live tv is now recovering at home.

vicky gardner released from a virginia hospital after undergoing two surgeries. she was being interviewed by wdbj reporter alison parker when a former employee opened fire and killed her and adam ward. kim davis waking up a free woman this morning in kentucky. ♪ rising up back on the streets ♪ >> well, hundreds cheering david on as she emerged after nearly a week behind bars for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. shannon breem has the latest. >> thank you all so much. i love you all so very much. >> hundreds who gathered to rally for the release of kim davis got to hear from the clerk herself. shortly after the same judge who ordered her to jail set her free, but not without conditions. federal judge david bunning warned davis if she should,

quote, interfere in any way directly or indirectly with the efforts of her deputy clerks to issue marriage licenses to all legally eligible couples, she could be violating the order and possibly facing a return to jail. her attorney refused to say whether or not she would interfere but vowed she will not resign. while davis has been in jail, five of her deputy clerks have been issuing licenses to all couples, altering them so rowan county appears on the line for the county clerk. bunning said the plaintiffs in the case are challenging the validity of the altered licenses and he considers them in compliance with the court as well. davis' legal teams disagree. >> whether her name is on it or not, it's under her authority. if we say the clerk of rowan county, we know that clerk is kim davis. she can not allow her name to be associated with something that conflicts with god's definition of marriage. >> 2016 gop presidential

contender mike huckabee quickly rushed to davis' side. >> we will stand with kim. we will stand with the constitution. and we will stand with our faith and will not be bullied no matter, even if they incarcerate us. >> fellow 2016 gop rival senator ted cruz was not part of the huckabee rally but also showed up to visit with davis today, calling it an outrage that she was, quote, imprisoned for six days for living according to her christian faith. >> there are several states that have or are working through the process of putting together accommodations. kentucky is not one of them. back to you. >> shannon, thank you. well, it was a sister showdown on the court. serena williams powering past her big sister in the u.s. open quarterfinals, continuing her bid to a grand slam. she beat her sister venus 6-2. the 33-year-old is now just two

victories away from becoming the fourth woman to win all four major singles titles in a season. next up, serena facing roberta vinci. we'll all be watching. >> what a great athlete. well, the heat continues, but some parts of the country could maybe be feeling a cooldown. >> that would be really nice. maria is tracking it. so hot here yesterday. >> today is going to be another hot one in the northeast, but as we head into tomorrow, it's going to feel a lot better. hang in there. we're going to see some storms with that cooldown coming up. today we're already going to see storms across parts of the interior northeast. up into parts of maine, you have a risk of storms today. some of them could produce large hail and damaging winds. we'll be watching that. then we have a second system, and it's going to be impacting parts of the plains. so across portions of nebraska, northwestern iowa, you have that concern out there. just a marginal risk. but nonetheless, watch out for

those storms that could proous isolated severe weather. then we'll be watching tomorrow across kansas, southeastern nebraska, and across parts of iowa and also northwestern missouri. here's a look at the temperature story. we've been talking about how hot it is. you can see in the northeast, new york city and boston, you should reach 90 yet again. factor in that humidity, and it's going to feel hotter than that. as we head into tomorrow, that cooler air starts to move in behind our storm system. high temperature at just 80 in new york. 78 degrees in the city of boston. meanwhile across parts of the southern plains, you're going to stay hot out there. temperatures should be in the 90s still for places like dallas and amarillo. >> all right. thank you. we'll check back with you. it is ten minutes after the top of the hour. two players and now a coach benched because of this hit on a referee. brand new information this morning about who was behind the whole thing. and a holy frenzy. free tickets to see the pope go up in just minutes. now they're being sold for big bucks online. is that fair?

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a high school team accused of blind siding a referee now say the official was using racial slurs to talk to the students, and an assistant coach is now accused of the attack. kdsw reporter has the story from texas. >> reporter: this is the video that's been viewed more than 5 million times since saturday. two high school players blindside an official. >> the incident is shameful to us. >> reporter: players say racial

slurs were directed at them by the umpires. >> there's questions on that, obviously, but we trust them to do a great job for us. >> reporter: the players frustrated by what they felt were bad or missed calls all games. >> was the umpire involved in the controversial call? >> you know, i can't speak to that completely, but my understanding of it is yes. >> reporter: and the assistant coach allegedly said to players on the sidelines, that guy, referring to the umpire, needs to pay for cheating us. he's been placed on administrative leave. >> that's not something that you tell young men out on the gridiron and their adrenaline is flowing. >> reporter: state senator royce west carried the legislation that made it illegal for parents to attack the referees. he says the students need to be held responsible. >> what we shouldn't do is suspend them for the rest of the year for or the rest of their

athletic career. it should be a teaching moment not only for those students but athletes around the country that you can't do that. >> reporter: and after last week's craziness, that school district has no plans to cancel the mustangs' football season. >> well, that brings us now to our brew on this question this morning. who do you think is to blame, the coach or the players? who is the appropriate punishment? you can send those comments to us on facebook, on twitter, or you can e-mail us or send us an instagram. the e-mail is foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we'll share those comments later in the show. >> all right. thank you. well, just as deflategate was fading into the wind, the patriots' original cheating scandal rears its ugly head. espn reporting that the team's spygate scandal from 2007 was much more widespread than initially thought. and roger goodell reportedly knew all about it, but he did

all he could to sweep it under the rug. that's why according to the report, other team owners asked him to go hard on tom brady over deflategate as if it was a makeup call. goodell denies those claims. the state department just passed a hillary clinton donor as their new transparency coordinator. back in june, former ambassador janice jacobs donated the maximum $2700 to clinton's campaign. now she will handle the backlog of requests from the press and lawmakers wanting to grill the presidential candidate on her private e-mail server. the state department says that they chose jacobs for her, quote, experience running large organizations and leading change efforts. >> she's a donor. doesn't make sense. all right. a fox business alert this morning. major hype today for apple's big event. fans are already camped out in front of a lot of the stores. >> and we have a preview.

>> good morning, ladies. another apple event has at least one apple fan pitching a tent in front of the apple store in sydney, australia. the company expected to debut a new iphone, possibly a new apple tv with siri included so you can talk to your tv, and the possibility of the biggest ipad to date and maybe a new version of the ipad mini. if you own an ikea crib mattress, you've now missed two recalls of the product. there was an issue with possible entrapment of the child. now there's a possible risk of flammability. google now getting into the fresh produce business. google is going to launch a grocery delivery service in two cities. one of them is san francisco. and more delivery news. amazon is now testing a restaurant delivery service in seattle, but it will only be available for members of its prime now service.

and finally, ebay celebrating its 20th anniversary in a big way. the online retailer will launch 20 days of deals, which offers major discounts on electronics and other large-ticket items. back to you. >> thanks, cheryl. well, the time is now 20 minutes until the top of the hour. and the horrifying moment a calls for help after this happened. >> please send someone. my children are trying to kill me. they've attacked me and my husband. they drugged us with xanax. >> brand new information on why those two sons attacked their parents. >> never pay for airport parking again. that would be nice. how you can now rent your car out while you are traveling. >> i don't know if i want to do that. audible safety beeping

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and welcome back to "fox & friends first." chilling 911 calls reveal the terrifying moment that a mother realizes her two sons are trying to kill her. >> please send someone to my house. my children are trying to kill me. they've attacked me and my husband. they drugged us with xanax. i just heard them say, where did mom go. they're headed upstairs now. [ screaming ] >> well, the kids are accused of stabbing their father and badly beating their mother before trying to set their house on fire. police now trying to figure out why the brothers turned on their parents. their mother suggesting insurance money. she's out of the hospital. her husband, though, is still being treated for his injury.

an illegal immigrant and convicted burglar is back in the u.s. after being deported five times. he was just arrested by federal agents at a jail near the texas-mexico border, charged with illegally re-entering the country. martinez arrived in texas last month. he was last reported in november after serving a 42-month prison sentence for entering the country illegally with a prior felony conviction. a barbershop is fined $750 for refusing to cut a woman's hair. the shop near pittsburgh punished for gender discrimination after the owner told the female customer that he only cuts men's hair. he says he made suggestions for other salons in that area, but he didn't realize that he was required to serve women too. the owner says his male customers come in looking to hang out with other guys, and he doesn't expect a big increase in female customers.

an unholy act for a holy event. tickets for pope francis' speech in philadelphia are already selling for hundreds of dollars on craigslist. fox 29 reporter steve keely is live. city officials aren't happy with this. >> reporter: yeah, some in the city of brotherly love are showing their love of their brothers' money. most winners were elated to stand near the post in independence hall, but some winners, as we predicted this time yesterday, acted like they won the lottery and won the right to cash in, selling free tickets in the free markets of ebay and craigslist. one user selling two tickets with train passes for $1500, with some catholics will argue borders on violating the commandment, thou shall not steal, and philly's mayor called it plain ignorant.

>> a neighborhood where i grew up. that's trifling. just trifling. >> reporter: while there are two more chances to win free tickets for the other two big events by the pope today at 4:00 and 8:00, a lot of people expect more of those winners to put more of those tickets for sale as soon as they win. >> steve keely, thanks. well, the time now is almost half past the top of the hour. up next, they will do anything to get here, including this. an illegal immigrant hiding out in the back of a car. >> wow. a typical day on the job quickly changed. >> not expecting to deliver a baby. that's for sure. >> the hero officers who helped bring a baby into the world. i say we go all in on the internet... of things. what we're recommending as your consultants...

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it's wednesday, september 9th. a fox news alert. an airline inferno. passengers scrambling to evacuate as their jet ignites into flames on the runway. this happened right off the vegas strip. the breaking details on what exactly went wrong. and hillary clinton changing her tune on the e-mail scandal that is rocking her campaign. >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> is it too little too late? we are live in washington. and friends at work, not so much. >> hold on, hold on. judge is in session. what is the problem here? >> he put my stuff in jell-o again. >> the brand new study you can see here before you head into the office this morning. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪

and good morning, orlando. there's a live shot for you if you're waking up there. thank you so much for joining "fox & friends first" wherever you are today. >> that looks like the city that does sleep, right. unlike new york. it is 5:31 here on the east coast. let's get to that fox news alert. travelers watch in horror as terrified passengers run from a burning plane on the runway in las vegas. >> panicked passengers scrambling to get off that plane using the emergency slide. arthel nevelle is here with what went wrong. >> good morning. can you imagine? it could have been disastrous. the packed british airways plane was just moments from taking off

when the left engine suddenly burst into flames. witnesses recording video of the blaze, large clouds of smoke rising into the sky. 159 passengers and 13 crew members were on board the flight bound for london. seconds after the engine is engulfed in flames, the cabin fills with smoke causing panic. passengers scrambling toward the door to get out, escaping down inflatable evacuation slides and running for their lives as other travelers watched in horror. >> these prayer groups just started right away. you just hear pray for the people on board. >> emergency crews arriving and dousing the flames with water. the fire was quickly put out. 14 people were rushed to the hospital with minor injuries, most caused during evacuation and some treated for smokeinhal. >> all passengers were evacuated quickly and safely. they were taken by buses back to this terminal after which the

airline transported them to area hotels. we cannot express enough gratitude for the response performed this afternoon by our emergency response team. >> so officials say the engine experienced a technical issue, and today investigators with the ntsb will arrive to determine the exact cause. the investigation begins today. >> arthel, thank you. i'm sorry. those words coming from hillary clinton for the first time as her e-mail scandal grows. just discovered on her private server two top-secret e-mails. kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest. >> this was by far the most emotional interview hillary clinton has ever given since she started this campaign. at one point, she even started tearing up when she was talking about her mother. but the big headline here is that apology. for the fist time, hillary clinton directly apologized for using a private e-mail server while secretary of state.

>> in retrospect, certainly, as i look back at it now, even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts, one for personal, one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> then around 11:00 last night, clinton posted another apology on facebook with a link to a new website that's entirely devoted to answering questions on this very issue. in response, republican national committee released a statement saying, quote, the only thing hillary clinton regrets is that she got caught and is dropping in the polls. not the fact that her e-mail server left classified information exposed to the russians and chinese. well, indeed a new review by two u.s. intelligence agencies has reinforced an earlier inspector general finding that at least two e-mails on that private server did contain top-secret information. even though clinton is still leading nationally, a new poll shows her support has dropped ten points since august. the clinton campaign hopes this

apology will start reversing that trend. some say it's too little, too late. others point out we still have five months to go until the iowa caucus. some circles it seems like a lot of time, but with these e-mails you never know what more could come out. >> as more continue to come out. kristen fisher, thank you. well, in other news, the same judge who threw a kentucky clerk in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses just set her free. >> thank you all so much. i love you all so very much. i just want to give god the glory. his people have rallied, and you are a strong people. >> kim davis, greeted by hundreds of supporters outside a kentucky jail, including presidential candidates mike huckabee and senator ted cruz. a judge releasing davis because her office has been issuing marriage licenses while she's been gone, but he warned that davis should not interfere or

she could face consequences. her lawyer says she will be back to work this week. >> well, governor mike huckabee wasn't the only one speaking out on kim davis. several other gop candidates sounding off with some different points of view. listen. >> congress now has a responsibility to step up to the plate and enact legislation that will protect the first amendment right of all americans. >> i'm a very, very strong believer in christianity and religion, but i will say that this was not the right job for her because we had a ruling from the supreme court, and we are a country of laws. >> this is a very serious religious matter. it's the equivalent of saying to a doctor, you have to perform an abortion. there's roe versus wade. people have the right under that decision to have an abortion, but we don't force doctors to perform abortions. here we're in a situation because this is a governmental function, we're going to be

forcing people to violate their very deeply held religious beliefs. australia is taking the fight to isis in syria. it will launch air strikes against multiple targets within days, adding to the bombing runs that it has been conducting there in iraq since last year. australia's also planning to take in 12,000 refugees as the crisis worsens there in europe. that is in in addition to its annual intake of more than 13,000. well, talk about a tight squeeze. look at this. an illegal immigrant caught trying to cross the border hiding inside this vehicle. a u.s. citizen was driving the car with a 3-year-old child inside the car. she appeared a bit nervous, so they did a search. the mexican citizen was found underneath the backseat where there was a hidden compartment. the driver now facing federal charges. cooler temperatures in parts of the country. plus, some severe weather. >> maria is live in the weather

center with more plus our travel forecast. >> hey, good morning. today we're going to be tracking several areas of thunderstorms. one of them across parts of the northeast, including northeastern pennsylvania up into parts of maine. you're looking at the risk for some of these storms to produce large hail and damaging winds. as you head farther west across parts of the plains, we'll have another storm system rolling through. out there it could produce severe weather not only today but even as we head into tomorrow. so several areas there to track for possible severe storms. now, the big story in the northeast has been how hot it has been. you can see that temperatures for today are forecast to be hot yet again. 90s. by tomorrow, a lot cooler out there across the region. >> all right. thank you, maria. well, it is one of the most coveted spots, the super bowl halftime stage. and this morning word is there may be an encore performance.

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next to any item on the menu that would come close or exceed the daily amount of sodium americans should have. this is their way of letting you know that potentially that item could be harmful to your health. about 10% of all menu items at chain restaurants apply. it would be a whopper, a big mac, maybe the smokehouse turkey panini at panera. this plan, although they're going to vote on it today, is getting a lot of backlash. some restaurants are on board. others want the fda to handle this issue. others are complaining this is furthering the nanny state here. as you might remember, we had the transfat ban in new york city, also the calorie counting. remember all that talk of sugary drinks? that's the latest from the upper east side in manhattan. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, teresa. so do you consider your

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it's like the super bowl, this could be one of apple's biggest events in history. and we're at the bill graham sieving auditorium. they have all streets blocked off. this arena holds 7,000 seats and of course, today is all about iphones and a lot of rumors suggest we're going to see new force touch screens on the iphones, 12 megpixel cameras and we're hearing about new and improved battery technology. and all eyes, all buzz right now is on the apple tv. look, it's been five years since steve jobs took to the stage and cook has said it's no longer a

hobby. the buzz i'm hearing from sources is that this is going to define the product category. and a brand new operating system. companies may think about fox news having an app built into the apple tv. this could be a game changer. so, i'm most excited to talk about and see the apple tv later today and of course, we'll see no new software for the watch and a whole slew of items. >> this is definitely clayton's super bowl. he loves this stuff. two players and now a coach benched because of that hit on the referee. and when a leap of faith goes horribly wrong. the bungee jump fail you have to see. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house

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it is three minutes till the top of the hour. the ntsb now heading to losas vegas to find out what happened to a plane that caused people to leave through emergency slides. 14 people were injured. gop presidential hopeful, donald trump and former. governor jim gill more all set

to speak. and hillary clinton finally apologizing and saying it's a mistake. let's keep talk about hillary's apology. too little, too late or is it enough? go oto our facebook page and #keep talking. and cops help a woman give birth in her livingroom. >> when i first walked in, i was like, this is going to happen. >> i wasn't expecting to deliver a baby, that's for sure. >> the officers had to deliver a baby on their own. they've never done it before but they were able to figure it out. beautiful child. a truck driver choking on his soda and then crashishing i 23 new cars at a dealership.

he was sited for careless driving. and finally, the ugly, when a leap of faith goes really wrong. the brazilian tourists getting pushed from the ledge from behind but the cord is too long. so, she plunges in shoulder first and was not injured. one of many reasons i will never do that pap. it's time for your brew on this responses. a coach and two players in trouble after referee is attacked. they say the coach encouraged them to make him pay. what's the appropriate punishme punishment? >> and jeffrey writes assistant coach holds a good bit of blame but the players have a brain and

should know right from wrong. >> and ray, don't blame the team for the two players, they should be done playing for good. >> and fire any coach involved can't be employed in any texas school. "fox & friends" starts now. good morning, it is wednesday, september 9th, 20016. fire engulfs a plane ready for take off. passengers forced to run for their lives. and we toldia the iyou ther plan to revamp hillary's image. so, this looks like it could be the first step. >> i could have a perfectly fine life not being president. i'm going to fright all the people like my mother whoee