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 who need

somebody fighting in their corner. >> and the view returns and the first order of business, slam the kentucky court clerk. >> have you seen the lady? she's a monster. >> well, guess what was missing from the discussion, the only conservative voice at the table. mornings are better with friends. ♪ we have the doobie brothers taking it to the street. and there's a new driving personality quiz. we all took it, we all discovered what personality we are. >> but i think we're watching a

fire truck in the street. are you seeing this? i don't want to wake shepherd smith but i think there might be a story. >> that's right by our street, elisabeth. >> they're going north on what seems to be 6th avenue. >> maybe he just pulled over.mc. >> and just for your record right here, you could be a know it all philosopher, which one are you? >> and here's one other clue, two of us on the couch are the same kind of driver. the third one to be determined. >> and first we're going to get to the fox news alert. a plane burst into flames on a las vegas runway.

watch this. >> as you can understand panicked passengers scrambling to get off using the emergency slide. >> and ainsley is here to tell us what went wrong. this could have been a lot worse. a total disaster. the packed british airlines plane was just moments from taking off when the left engine suddenly burst into flames, 159 passengers, 13 crew members bound for london and the cabin filling with smoke, causing a lot of panic, passengers scrambling towards the doors and down the evacuation slides and to safety. >> it started as flames and then this massive path of smoke. >> everybody went to one window and then you saw smoke pouring from one of the left engines and flames. >> 14 people were treated for

smoke inhalation and injuries from the evacuation. today investigators with the ntsb will be there to investigate exactly what happened and we'll continue to follow that story. back to you guys. and the pilot was able to get the airplane to go from 90 to 0 in eight seconds. >> heroic act right there. thank goodness all okay there. now on to hillary clinton. so, after a long time now denying what she has done and refusing to apology for using a private email server, hillary clinton, presidential candidate is trying on i'm sorry. and she had on facebook, extended apology remarks. but here is how it went. >> it was above board. but in retrospect, certainly,

even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts, one for personal and one for work related emails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. everybody in the government i communicated with, and that's a lot of people, knew i was using a personal email but i'm sorry it has raised all of these questions g questions. >> did the president know? >> everyone i emailed with and i'm not going to name any names and they knew i was emailing from a personal account. >> it seems like not a big deal when she talks about it. but our state department is planning on moving 50 workers to try to canoe through all of her emails because they have not yet all been released. >> and the interesting thing about the so-called email czar,

also known as the transparency coordinator, and she actually was a hillary clinton contrib urt. she contributed $2,700 to the hillary campaign just a couple weeks ago. and if hillary's poll numbers were not tanking and yesterday, it was announced they went down 10 points in one month, would she have said i'm sorry yesterday? no. >> number one, we're not worried about hillary doing this for archive sake, we're talking about our intelligence and the way it is kept and preserved currently and the situation and an era where every day we wake up and find something else was hacked by a government or a major movie company, we find out our secretary of state was willy nilly emailing back and forth and she's saying to the

president i used email back and forth to everybody and how interesting was it yesterday that dave axal rod mocked the fact that she came without a story in the new york times where she came out that she was going to use a different side. >> hillary clinton is said to do a lot of media this week to try to show her softer side. >> mean while, later today, donald trump is going to down to washington d.c. and he's joined by sarah palin and ted cruz at that antinuke deal with iran. there he is, where he signed the pledge last saturday. last night, he was on with bill o'reilly and he asked him about the black lives matter movement

and donald trump had this to say about that. >> i think it's a disgrace that they're getting away with it. it's disgraceful how they're being catered to by the democrats and it's going to end up kick them you know where. the fact is all lives matter, that includes black and white and it includes everybody else and we have people, democrats that are afraid to even say that. they're apologizing because they say white lives matter and all lives matter. these are people unfit to run for office, in my opinion. >> it's very direct, so you know exactly where he stands, unlike other candidates. and this is going to reflected what the maamerican people thin. most of congress is against the iranian deal, yet we're getting it jammed down our throats.

i think every republican candidate, who believes what they believe should be down there. >> donald trump calling that deal, stupid. >> and mean while "the view." kicked off their 19th season and there's a new host, michelle collins, and she viciously attacked kim davis, the kentucky county clerk who refused to sign the same-sex marriage licenses. listen to this attack and keep in mind, there's a loan conservative voice on "the view." but she was not at the table when michelle collins said this. >> have you seen the lady? i i'm serious. she's a monster. >> she's a monster. how does she even know her. >> she was referring to her looks. >> isn't that their goal though? they want to matter again and

want people to start taping them and express out rage or support for them. >> i find it funny when people who boast to be for women and women's rights take the first opportunity to slam a woman. you should be able to have a mature stance on your opinion and have a debate on it. and it shocks me in some ways, but not many that she was not at the table. and some conservatives night not agree with the clerk, she might have been able to say, let's not get too personal. let's look at what she stands for and what you stand against. i missed candice cameron in that exchange. i think she could have balanced it out. >> they're trying to show that they're fair and balanced but in that particular segment, it was certainly "the view."

. one view. not fair and balanced. >> we'll be looking forward to candice speaking up. and heather joins us with the headlines sheadlines. >> good morning. steven colbert making his debut on "late show." last night. and he asked jeb what sets him apart from his brother. listen to this. >> younger, much better looking. >> policy though? >> i think my brother probably didn't control the republican congress spending. i think he should have brought the hammer down on the republicans when they were spending too much. >> and "fox & friends" coming up in the next hour at about 7:00 a.m. and state police confirmed that a shooter is targeting

vehicles on a stretch of interstate 10 in phoenix. nine cars have been shot at in the past 10 days. only one minor injury, thankfully, a teen age girl cut by broken glass. they're offering a $25 thousand reward. and serena blasted through her sister. she beat venus 6-2 and she's now just two victories away from becoming the fourth woman to win all four major titles in a season. and up next she faces robert vinchy. and those are your headlines. oprah was there, which is enough. >> and donald trump was there. >> kim kardashian. >> all right. heather, thank you very much. >> america's big three. >> coming up on this wednesday, we just told you about the

backlash against the kentucky clerk, kim davis, but someone with her yesterday gives us her take. and christian musician, and they're here live. good morning, tony. and you've heard about a backseat drive, how about a backseat hider. the desperate attempt to go across the boarder that didn't go as planned. 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 but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis.

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an emotional moment as kentucky county clerk, kim davis, is freed from jail and a moment later, tended a rally. and while she might be relishing her freedom this morning, her fight over her religious rights is far from over. and tony perkins was at the rally yesterday and here with along with christian singer and song writer, maria peters. tell us about the rally, tony. >> it was powerful. i had a chance to meet with kim prior to her being released with her and her husband, prayed with them. she's an unlikely individual who was simply trying to live out her faith, caught in this cross hairs of this cultural war and

effort to suppress christianity. >> some would say if you're working for an arm of the government, you must abide by the law. >> we have a long list of accommodating people for their religious believes and we've done that. and in this case, that's all she asked that, that her name not be a part of his legal document. the governor of north carolina accommodated other clerks. and this governor has refused to do that. this woman has more curage than 99% of the elected officials combined. >> and everyone should have their freedom. but there's a battle out there when someone expresses their support for their christianity and their believes. you experienced that when you went on american idle and tried

out. and you said i was saving my first kiss for when i was married and the hammer came down on you. you can relate in a way. >> when i talk to my peers about standing strong and being bold, i realize that deep down, we want to see two opposing sides exist and i think we see a lot of hate and hurt on both sides. my hope is that we would be a generation of reconciliation. >> do you think we're getting closer or farther away? >> if i think about things positively, i do. i think we have a lot of work ahead of us but we're reaching some forms of compromise and that's a good thing. >> you're here with tony, and you're mentioned in his book "no fear, real stories of curages and truth." and they're out there and we

thank you for sharing the book and all that went on yesterday. now, coming up, two high school football playerseri targa referee on the field, did their coach tell them to do it and should they face charges? next. and this claw machine has the ultimate prize. how did she get inside and how did she get out is the better question? . stamps.com is the best.

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they say the partnership with targetsmart will allow for nonpartisan analysis and they're also working with the democratic national committee to help democrats through the election. convenient. and talk about a tight squeeze, an illegal immigrant hiding inside a car's gas tank. boarder patrol agents noticed the driver acting weird and used an x-ray machine and the driver, a u.s. citizen faces charges and the illegal is being held. we think they're out of the tank. and tackling a ref in texas. they say he was hurling racial slurs at him and meantime, wron of the assistant coaches have

been put on leave. all of these developments happened after we booked these two great guests. and a ref is telling a local paper that he may press charges. here for a fair and balanced debate, emily, a former defense attorney and nfl cheerleader. what do you think should happen here, first to the players? >> i think they should face some sort of misdemeanor assault charges and the fact that the referee wasn't hurt and this was clearly a hit and could have resulted in far les damages. they need to be told this is not acceptable and i think assault charges would be acceptable in this case. >> and we find out maybe the assistant coach told them to do

it. what are you supposed to do? >> absolutely and thats arer what they're going to argue. they're going to say the assistant coach told us to do it and the ref provoked us, he was using racial slurs and i don't think the video is going show what is required because referees assume risk and that basically means, hey, you might get tackled. >> you might get tackled but not on purpose. you might get hit if you don't get out of the way. >> and the other issue is whether or not the coach told them to do it, that doesn't escape them from liability. >> even though they're 17. >> well, in texas, 17 is of majority. and in addition to that, the

fact that the ref may have actually used slurs doesn't make any difference here. if they wanted to have a defense t would have been mistake that we thought it was part of the play but that actually puts them in worse trouble for any possible assault charge. >> do you look for the school to try to put an end to this because this has been viewed by about 7 million people. >> and they're basically saying, at a minimum, the sp conduct was definitely breached and those arguments aren't mutually exclusive. so, those players can certainly make numerous arguments and at multiple points and that would be a summary judgment. it would be thrown out right away. >> and i don't think anybody is happy with, the targeting at refs at every level. and now we're finding out

they're physically being attacked and in one case, soccer referee being killed. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll see what happens here because a lot of developments in the last four few hours. and coming up, a criminal illegal immigrant deported five separate times is back in the county and guess what? he's broken the law once again. and what kind of driver are you? we're going to take the test and then hitting the streets of new york to see if we are what we say we are. and happy birthday to michael buble. who has a funny last name. today something incredibly powerful

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here we go, a fox news alert. the migrant crisis grows overseas. and president obama may be on the verge of allowing some of those migrants into the united states. >> and this as disturbing new video surfaces. >> and what are we doing? >> at the same time that the white house is reconsidering what to do about this refugee cries, a new video surfaces online about why some are worried europe is opening its doors to potential terrorists. >> those are reportedly muslim refugees on a train in europe a.

it does highlight how many of these refugees are muslim and when they're flooding in thousands a day, it's impossible to check them. and united states has been taking heat for not doing more to help and yesterday, a spokesman says the administration is actively considering other options. >> it does appear that the situation is worsening and that's why the united states is going to continue to consider additional steps that we can take to help those countries that are bearing the brunt of this burden right now. >> the white house spokesman would not get into anymore spucifics. and one of the approaches does include the possibility of refugee resettlement and where that would be? he didn't say.

back to you. k >> the people are going it somewhere. >> here's the thing, if you go out and say, we're going to take 200,000 and all of a sudden, people are going to pick up and leave, it's a magnet. and i don't know how the germans feel about that but they say that's 1% of their entire population. that's a huge commitment and i think the first goal is to provide a safe haven in syria and try to bring peace to that area. >> remember the old days when united states was a loan superpower and when we would help come up with a plan. there's no plans. >> we used to be in charge. we would organize in a way that we would get the middle eastern nations to do something. >> well, we don't have to take them but we should lead. >> heather now joins us with the headlines. and there was an illegal

alien, deported five times. and he was just arrested at a jail near texas-mexico boarder charged with illegally reentering the country. he was last deported in november after serving a 42-month prison sentence for entering illegally with a prior conviction, now under arrest. and major business news, ceo of united airlines stepping down. he's accused of giving preferential treatment to the new york, new jersey port authori authority. and they began direct service and the former chairman had a summer home. and once he resigned, those direct flights ended. and that video is another

story we'll bringia lat iyou la. a army now reversing its initial decision to deny his family's request. this man and 10 others died when their blackhawk helicopter crashed off the coast of florida. they originally said the guardsman were not eligible for burial because they were not technically on active duty. there was a 6-year-old girl who got stuck in one side of the claw machines. and her sister triple dog dared her to get in and get her a ball, she climbed in the shoot and shouldn't get out. the mom says both girls are grounded. and those are your headlines. how many times has your big brother or sister talked you

into doing something you shouldn't have done. >> how many of these claw machines are they break into? >> they love these claw machines. >> there was a black beetle crawling around and it exploded all over me. >> the bug? >> the bug. he told me to stand right there and watch it. >> he can't even look at a volkswagen till this day. >> i don't even have enough money to go to therapy. >> next christmas, i'm just getting you a big can of black sledge. aren't those claw machines rigged to make it so you don't really get the toy as much as you should? >> so, you got to go in and get one. >> it teaches kids they're never going to get anything they want. >> let's go ahead and take a look at the weather condition

across the country. we'll have several areas we're watching for pospossibility of severe storms. we've had record heat across several cities along the i 95 corridor and now we're looking at cooler air bring relief. and across the plains yourb s looking at that risk today and tomorrow. temperature wise, we mentioned the storms will bring relief. and today, you're looking at the 90s and hot as well as you head farther south into parts of southern texas. and high temperatureinize to the 80s and 70s but the southern plains remain hot. the london school of economics, along with goodyear,

hired psychologists and found out that there are different personalities of people when they're behind the wheel of their car. >> there is the know-it-all, the philosopher, the teacher, the avoider, the punisher, the competit competitor. >> and so, a teacher, kind of driervsh they feel the need make their other drivers know what they're doing wrong. >> competitors think of life as one big race. they can over take anybody in front of them and punishers seek to punish drivers for any misbehavior by acting passive aggressively if you try to pasthem. and then you have the cool, calm and they accept calm behavior and you have an avoider who

dismisses any bad driving as a hazard and doesn't take it to heart. >> the escapee uses music or a phone call so they don't get stressed out. i am not acngry but i love this test. >> it turns out, elisabeth and i are the same kind of driver. we're an avoider. >> i could have guessed that. >> and this is what an avoider would do. if a car shows up behind you flashing your lights, if you would get out of the way, you're probably an avoider and you dismiss bad driving as a hazard. >> we just want to avoid danger. >> i live in new jersey, there's a lot of drivers that are crazy and i just want out of the way. >> doesn't it depend on the day? other times a little thing happens and you're ready to hit

the roof? >> no, i like to avoid any hazard at all cost. you took the quiz. >> yes, i'm a competitor. and i don't check it road. >> someone cuts you off with without any signal or warning. how do you react? br bryan reacts this way, you think you can cut me off? i'll get back at you. >> because we need to stop this behavior, so i think they should know how it wins. >> the road is just your race and we're just in it. >> with all due respect, you're the kind of driver i try avoid. >> and that's why we're in separate states by law. >> i was a bit more of an aggressive driver before i had kids and then i bought a tank

and then i started driving very dv defen defensively. go to foxnews.com, take the quiz, and then email us and let us know whether it's accurate for you. >> and we'll test this on the road later today in a car. >> wrone of us is going to get the road. >> and there's a new thing we're selling on a 1-800 number. if you're in an accident, get the willow curve to help. >> that will be fantastic. >> three easy installments. >> and if money gets tight, there's a reverse mortgage. >> 18 min bet minutes before th the hour, one home owner is stunned to find all of his stuff being sold on craigslist.

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♪ a washington state home owner stunned when he realized a skau squatter moved into his home and started selling all of his stuff on craigslist right down to the refrigerator. >> how does something like this happen and how can you protect yourself from this type of crime? good morning to you, bryan. >> you have to be careful. when you're not going to be in your home, make sure somebody else's eyes are going to be there. we live in an age where you can actually have security systems,

you can have the nanny cams, can hire an agency to watch your home and i advise it. if you know you're not going to be there for a while, why risk it. squatting is actually called averse possession. and every state has different laws about this. and in new york state, 30 days of legal squatting can actually give rights to the squatter. talk to a lawyer, i'm not a lawyer, there are ways for people to actually legally squat. it's a very rare occurrence. look, every state, is different. and during the recession. if you believe this could happen to you and you might be gone for 30 days or 12 months. >> talk to your neighbors. >> what about lighting? baseball bat. and you have to be careful because if tluz was legal quote on quote squatting, you could be breaking the law. >> amazing. so, talk to somebody, talk to police, talk to local authorities but the fact is it's incredibly rare. people don't need to be frightened about it. >> va is lying, vets are dying. >> va is lying, vets are dying. >> ea! >> and ever oour soms that's why i only choose nicorette mini. . . .

it with va and calling him out with his own cash paying $2,000 for two huge billboards in florida to shame the va. veterans are dying. this urges veterans care to step up. roger joining us now from

orlando. thank you for your service. why did you decide to put these signs up in florida? >> va is not taking care of their veterans. it's happening all over the country. i'm sick of it. they're getting on tv telling the country va is taken care of. they're telling the country they've taken care of the process with getting everybody their claims and everything. it's all lies. the wait times have gone up, okay. they're playing the shifting games with the claims. they took all claims. it's what they're doing. it's a show game. the only reason the claims are down is because they went ahead and rejected the claims and put them into appeals. the claims are down. they are. the appeals are all up. >> sure.

you know. you've been through the va system. you waited. i read online that you were told you've got to see somebody in a can couple of days. you were eventually able to see them months later. in your estimation, you decided to put up several thousand dollars to put the signs up in florida. nows a go fund me thing through the internet and facebook. tell me how the signs are sweeping the nation. >> they're totally sweeping the nation. concerned veterans of america is having convention up in minneapolis. we decided to leave them a present. we went after head and left four signs around the convention center this morning. >> what ultimately, roger, are you trying to accomplish besides public awareness people are dying trying to wait for doctors? >> we've been asking and begging for reform. that's not happening. we've had it.

we're going to force reform. since i got on fox the other night, we went from 10,000 to 13,000 in one day. we're going to force reform. we've been saying can you help us? no. now you're going to help us. we've drawn a line in the sand. we're telling congress you're going to do something. >> sure. a lot of people in congress i hope want to do something about it because it's a disgrace. if folks would like a link to your website, go to foxandfriends.com we'll provide. that thank you for joining us from orlando. thank you very much for your service. >> thank you sir. >> you bet. what do you think about that? e-mail us foxandfriends.com. meanwhile coming up in two minutes, presidential candidate jeb bush is live here. look at that. he's coming into the studio. what does jeb think about hillary clinton e-mail scandals and her new apology.

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>> okay. >> tusk tusk. what these american tourists did that set the baby elephant you have off. >> don't mess with the baby elephant. >> nobody puts baby elle fa eph the corner. we've got a busy hour. this is "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ what are the two men doing with our logo? >> this hour on "fox & friends" we've got jeb bush who in a matter of 90 seconds is going to reveal -- he's sitting next to the couch. he's going to reveal the funny tough they left out of the stephen colbert premiere last night. >> you're not going to want to miss that. >> it involves donald trump's hair. >> and governor huckabee is here. first, headlines with heather.

>> let's start with a fox news alert. moments from a disaster. a plane bursted into flames on the run way in las vegas. it was a british air ways flight carrying 159 passengers and 15 crew members. it was ready for takeoff to london when the left engine suddenly caught fire. take a look. that passengers had to escape using inflatable evacuation slides. 14 people were hurt. injuries were not considered serious. some reported a delay due to passengers stopping to grab their bags from the overhead compartments. coming up in 15 minutes, we'll have a live report on that investigation. the same judge that threw the kentucky clerk in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage license just set her free. greeted by supporters when she

left the jail. one of those is here. >> she's an individual trying to live out her faith caught in cross hairs in the effort to suppress christianity. she's standing firm. >> she's vowing to continue her fight to find another way to accommodate her religious opposition to gay marriage. she could be at work this week. do you remember the mom who bolted from her family in florida to join the wall street movement in 2011? she's now suing the city of new york. she claims she was the victim of police brutality when she was arrested. she says cops grabbed her by the dread locks and dragged her do you think the street. city attorneys have a different story. they say she was sitting in the middle of the street when cops asked her to move. do you consider your coworkers to be friends? >> you, bar, beer, buzzed,

wings, drunk, waitresses hot. then my place and hit the town. >> no. >> sounds like brian. there's a study out that finds fewer americans have a close friend at work and don't view work place friendships as a priority. reports show they should. hashtag better with friends. >> hashtag better with friends is right heather. thank you. governor of the great state of florida, jeb bush. >> good morning. >> you were on the premiere of stephen colbert's show last night. they edited the funny stuff? >> he played donald trump. i was surprised he put yellow cotton candy on his head, ate

his own hair. asked if i wanted some. i took a piece of the donald's hair. >> it took three hours. they cut it down. you had one long interview segment. >> i was excited to do it. the crowd was electric because it was the first show. i got to meet george clooney. he's a good looking guy. >> that's why he's the first g guest. >> that's right. let me ask you about this. hillary clinton, on the other side, strong opposition there. she's now down in poll numbers and shifting her tone and messaging when it comes to using a private e-mail server. this is her recent apology. taken a long time to hear this. >> in retrospect as i look back now, even though it was allowed, i should have used two accounts. one for personal and one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake.

i take responsibility. >> will taking responsibility and saying i'm sorry finally help her? >> it wasn't allowed. that's the simple fact. we found out with a subpoena. she's not been truthful. it damaged her campaign. now there's all these investigations, fbi, justice department. you've got to be transparent running for office. i released 33 years of tax returns. it was kind of ugly. i think that's the right thing to do. i'm releasing a book in october about my ten years as governor based on e-mails i used. >> on my home computer i have 888,000 e-mails. i don't think i've ever erased any. she's other other racing tens of

thousands. >> unless you're doing national security work on the side. that's the difference. she jeopardized national security having confidential information going over the server. >> do you think she got hacked? >> there's a great possibility. opm got hacked. having unsecure server talking national security issues a as secretary of state is the real problem. >> she said everybody knew it in the white house. if the secretary of state writes the president, can which i hear happens, he had to of known it was on one of her e-mail addresses. no one alerted it. what does that tell you how it's manufactured? what responsibility does the president have? >> this administration has been lax # when it comes to cyber security. they didn't create a secure

situation. 23 or 22 million personnel files are in the hands of chinese government. s the problem of not taking your job seriously. >> taking your job seriously or having a job is resonating with the american people. some say that's why antiestablishment candidates are pumping in thele polls. dr. ben carson, donald trump, carly fiorina. recently, donald trump took it to you in the ad and said you put people to sleep. watch. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need low energy. >> some companies don't. i think the norm ought to be jeb for all your sleeping needs. >> tell us about the woman in the video there. >> she woke up at 4:00, had a 12 hour shift. she had to drop her child off before she went to work. she's a big supporter of mine. look, donald trump is not going to get elected president by

disparaging people, attacking people. you lift people's spirits to be president of the united states. we can grow the economy at a faster rate, embrace energy revolution. that's what i'm talking about. i'm doing it with passion and conviction. i know how to do it. i did it as governor. this approach of saying someone is an idiot or low energy. >> is this getting under your skin at all? >> no. >> i noticed a tactic change. about a week ago. >> at some points if you're being defined by a guy that can make a phone callget on talk shows all the time and disparage you. you've got to fight back. my message is hope and optimism. we're on the verge of greatest time to be alive. we need leadership to fix this

thing in washington. i'll be be a disrupter in washington. >> black lives # matter is a movement that disrupts a lot of things. what do you think about it? >> black lives matter. a lot of african-americans don't believe people completely understand that. the issue at hand here beyond that is all lives matter, particularly police. the police in this country, 99.9% of the time are keeping us safe. in isolated incidents they do something wrong they should be punished. we should respect law enforcement. right now we're creating a climate dangerous and wrong. >> if they come for your microphone, what would you do? they came for sanders. >> we had a rally. it's hard to tell what exactly they were. at the end they started chanting and made it hard for us to have dialogue. i'm a big boy. i can handle this.

>> you said it here. black lives matter, all lives matter. lives of unborn matter. >> life is a gift from god. we should respect from beginning to end. we need to create and build trust again. that's what we need. >> what about the situation that we're seeing over the syrian i migrants flooding into europe? a lot of people say, look, the united states is not leading on this. we don't have to take everybody in, but at least there should be a plan. >> we're a country that has noble tradition of accepting refugees. we need to make sure they're not part of isis or something like that. the bigger strategy is how to take out isis and deal with assad. red line was a complete disaster. this idea somehow you can have this language and not back it up is the reason they have chaos. 11 million refugees in the country of 20 million. this is unmitigated disaster.

the question is how do we lead the world to create stability in syria. take out assad and you have to take out isis is. both are huge threats for the reason people are fleeing. >> talk about taking out the new tax plan. 28%. e pla explain to viewers. >> we're lowering the standard and corporate rate to 20% which which puts us in the most competitive position instead of the least competitive position in the world. my plan, when implemented, it would create high wage jobs again. if you embrace the energy revolution which we should, we could rebuild the industrial base of this country and be most

competitive country. people's income would rise again. the 2% normal which hillary clinton embraces is unacceptable. we're not going to be able to grow our way out of debt problems we face and certainly not give people a sense their future is brighter. >> governor jeb bush. >> thank you. >> how's your dad? >> doing well. >> she loves the show. >> thank you very much. >> take care. >> great to see you. straight ahead, ever google your symptoms when you're sick? i do it all the time. what if you're told there's a doctor at the palm of your hand all the time. you'd install it right? that's next. what you should never do when an elephant shows up at your brunch table. >> this happens all the time. can't wait to see it. ♪ ♪

we are back with a fox news will alert for you. a plane burst into flames on a las vegas runway. watch this. >> i felt it. >> passengers rushed to safety

using the emergency slides. >> that is crazy. ainsley earhardt is here now working on what went wrong. what do we mknow? >> it could have been worse, could have been a complete disaster. the packed plane on the way to london was moments from take off when the left engine sudden wly burst into flames. 159 passengers, 13 crew members on the flight. witnesses recording smoke in the sky. the cab -- the cabin filled with smoke causing passengers to panic. travelers watched in horror as they run from the burning plane. emergency crews arriving and

then they started dousing the flames with water. the fire was quickly put out. 14 were treated for minor injuries, most caused during evacuations and some treated for smoke inhalation. >> these prayer groups started right away. praying for people on board. >> today investigators with ntsb are going to arrive and investigate what happened and pass the information on to us. we'll pass onto you. >> thank you ainsley. i like the way hethey're specif. engine caught on fire. technical issue. >> coming up straight ahead. is the 9:00 start time too early for you? experts say you should really be clocking in. you'll love the advice. ever google symptoms when your kids are sick or you're

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school and work should start. an expert revealing those that work 9:00 to 5:00 are exhausted and will hurt work performance. they say start at 10:00. good luck convincing the boss. >> thank you steve. ever have an important medical question but don't have the time or money to sit at the doctor's office to g get the answer? a new app putting a doctor at the palm of your hand. i'm not kidding. it's a new app designed for women. kate, thanks for being with us. this could change how we do medicine as a mom. >> absolutely. >> how does it work? >> basically if you have an issue, you go through and book a video appointment. we have doctors, nurse practicer in s, nutritions. >> how do you pay?

$35 for 10 minutes with the doctor? >> exactly. >> you book that and how are you confirmed? >> launch the appointment when your time is ready. >> we're going to give this a try. we're going to launch mow. we're going to reach out to nurse rebecca talihan. >> you're doing that now. >> there's a section on the app that notes your appointment. >> yep. >> has a button in the blue launch my appointment. >> yeah. >> then it automatically connects you to a secure video appointment. your practitioner is on the way. nurse talihan are you there? >> hi. >> thank you for joining us to answer questions. we have two questions from our viewers now. >> our viewer number one is kristin. she has this question.

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>> start with home treatments. use sea bands like what people use when going on ships. have small sips of ginger ale. if you have something more severe, speak to your health care provider and they can prescribe medication. >> i feel better having talked to you will already. that's interesting kate. we want to let everybody know, our viewers enter the code "fox & friends" on the app and receive a complimentary appointment now through sunday and give it a try. head to our facebook page. the nurse will answer questions today. extra bonus. thank you for your time today. this coming up. take a look at this video. a camera woman trips one of

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it's time for your shot of the morning. try not to make contact. they were told to sit still. they're sitting still. one guy look at the elephant. watch what happens. >> we've been over there.

>> yep. >> in the future, if they knock over your friend, run. >> don't look at the elephant. >> the guy is taken out. they walked away with a few cuts and bruises. once again, the key, no eye contact. >> you know, if he really wanted to hurt him, he could have really hurt them. he wanted to send a lesson. >> uptown trunk you up. >> did you say -- >> uptown trunk you up. >> very nice. >> it is now 28 minutes before the top of the hour. really busy day. heather joins us with another story about the bulliebullies. >> frightening story. 911 calls shows the moment 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're headed upstairs now. >> everything did turn out okay. somewhat at least. 22-year-old christopher and cameron are accused of stabbing their father and badly beating their mother before trying to set the house on fire other. the mother believes it may have been for insurance money. both parents are expected to be okay thankfully. a television photographer loses her job after being caught on camera tripping refugees in hungary. hundreds of refugees there running from police. you can see her as she sticks out her leg and causes the man to fall. he was carrying a child. the woman worked for the hungarian tv station. her bosses call her behavior unacceptable. no kid canning.

taxes and seinfeld. >> you want bread? >> nothing for you. >> what? >> there's a new poll that shows americans believe scientists will find a cure for cancer way before seinfeld reruns go off the air. then comes peace on earth and time travel. what do you think? a teenager will open his first new york city restaurant. he's not even old enough to open a bottle of wine. >> i started originally because my mom wasn't the greatest cook. i was like oh, i can probably do better. >> the 16-year-old prepared the first dish at age of 10. he has wowed dinner parties and trained under world class chefs.

he is taking talents to new york, what he calls the food city. nice job, just 16 years old. those are your headlines. >> thanks. should we get back to science trivia? >> maria joins us from streets of new york city. we've revived science trivia today. >> hope you did your science reading list. >> i had a book i was going through july and august. >> folks play along at home with us. >> here's the question for today. looking at hurricane season. still in hurricane season and wondering which one of these ingredients weakens hurricanes. which is going to make a hurricane weaker? a, warm water. b, weak winds, c, dry air, d, la nina. >> i was going to say dry air. >> that's correct, c, dry air.

hurricane storms in the tropics do not like dry air. they get a lot weaker. we had erika in the caribbean get destroyed because of dry air and strong winds out. let's look at weather across the nation. several areas we're watching today including parts of northeast and plains. you have a risk of severe storms. >> behind the system in the northeast, temperatures cooling off. today is another hot one. now back inside. >> thank you very much for the forecast and a little science trivia. >> on the way home, rip them off. here in new york, it's hot. >> you're always trying to tell me there's other weather besides new york. >> people outside of new york are watching us. people long ways away. >> like how far? >> in other countries. >> in california.

>> after weeks of hype and rumors, apple is unveiling brand new gizmos. >> we've been talking about this. clayton is live with a look at what we can expect. is there a new color? will it be pink? force touch, will it not? what can you tell us? >> pink, you're right. we could see a rose gold iphone. when you said force touch, as artist of "fox & friends" family, you're going to be super excited. force touch means pressure sensitivity on brand new iphones unveiled. pressure sensitivity pushing down on the screen like you using a paint brush. we're likely to see force touch features in the iphone and ipads. that's a huge question. so new iphones today, most definitely. we'll see new watch bands today.

biggest news is apple tv. i have folks who have been out here working with apple over the past few weeks who are preparing for this apple tv event. i'm excited to see how this can be a game changer. brian, you know live sports is the holy grail of getting a top box. how can we watch live sports, cut our cable subscription, get rid of other garbage and keep only stuff we want? all eyes on what apple tv is going to look like today. i can't wait. >> you know who was nervous, cable companies. they hoped you'd never be able to do that. >> that's right. they should be. terrible boxes that overheat, break all the time, controls you can't search for anything on them. they're terrible. will we see universale search today? i can say i want to watch

seinfeld and this episode will pop up on the screen. >> my kids are going to be fighting. >> right there on your screen. >> sounds like siri may run the tv. we'll be watching today. thank you very much. >> great update clayton. >> to correct, i'll be in downtown san francisco. i'll be live on twitter. ask me a question inside this event 10:00 a.m. >> by the way, if you want to search one syndicated show, what could it be? >> "fox & friends"? >> syndicated repeat you can watch any time? >> oh. >> not seinfeld. >> mary tyler moore. >> i don't watch that much tv outside of "fox & friends." >> gilligan's island. >> that comes on all the time. >> that's why i'm always happy. >> the cosby show. >> cosby show is a little tainted. >> i like it. just being honest, back in the

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all right. kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses is now released from jail. >> i want to give god the glory. his people have rallied. you are a strong people. >> and who was there every step of the way, republican presidential candidate governor mu mike huckabee who said he would be willing to go to jail in place of kim davis. describe the rally yesterday. i understand this fits something you'd be a part of and supportive of. why did you decide to be the face of outside miss davis? >> not that i decided to be the face. my team put the rally together. we decided as soon as she went to jail. i had spoke ton her by phone prior to her going to the hearing. i learned at hearing she was

ordered to jail without bail. i was incensed a person elected by the people, following the only law in front of her, was put in jail. it didn't matter she was democrat. she was american. she shouldn't have had that happen to her. we had people on the ground in eight hours from that moment starting to organize the rally. we began to put a team together to get the logistics in place. we had no idea that the day the rally was going to be held she would also be released. it turned out to be quite the event to have her come out on the stage right after her release from that jail. this is far from over. the fact she was ever put in jail for what she did is a frightening moment i believe in this country. >> you are somebody that wants to enforce the law on the books. law on the books now is the that same-sex marriage is the law of

the land. she's not going by the law of the land. she's going by the letter of religion. is that okay with you? >> that's not happening brian. when she was elected, she was operating under the kentucky constitution voted on by 75% of the people that affirmed marriage as man and woman. supreme court did not create the law of the land. i keep hearing that. courts can't make law. we need to go back to civics 101. court can't make the law. court can review the law. only congress can pass a law. when supreme court makes a ruling, it goes back to people's representatives whether in the state or federal level. they've got to figure out do we change the marriage licenses? what procedures and language do we change? the fact she was elected under man and woman relationship marriage, the only one in kentucky. it would be a felony to issue a license outside of that.

there's a conflict. people working through this process, the judge threw her in jail and didn't give her bail. that's why i'm saying if kim davis can go to jail, who's next, your pastor? >> some say she's fighting for marriage and been married four times. >> she sure has. she's open and honest about her past and had tough times. four years ago she became a christian, gave her life to christ. she's had a wonderful transformation. the reason she's steadfast because god having forgiven her and giving her that grace. she will not turn her back on a god that offered her his love and forgiveness. >> what about ted cruz showing up. rumors he was there and blocked. what's going on? how do you view it? >> i invited him to come and meet with kim davis. it was our event. we were surprised he showed up, but once he was there, we invited him to come and meet

with her. i'm not sure what the controversy is. the program was already settled. i'm happy he was able to come and show his support for her even if it was at the last minute. >> governor, how much pressure is on you to do well in the debates next week? >> there's pressure to go well every debate every time. the pressure is always on. not just me but every candidate. i hope the questions are thoughtful. i hope they get to the heart of who they are as individuals and people. sometimes these debates end up sounds like a round of jeopardy. what we're hoping for i think is that questions reveal what kind of leader we would be, what kind of convictions we have. if we have that debate, it's good for people of america. >> no one is quicker on their feet and more assured of themselves on stage than governor huckabee. i think your opponents would say

that. thank you so hutch. >> thank you brian. it's almost unbelievable. >> i died. when i woke up, i was in heaven. he died. he went to heaven for 90 minutes. his story is international best seller. now coming to big screen. don and his wife join us live the to talk about what happened to him. >> first, on this day in 1985, john had the number one song in america. wait until they make it movie. all those people do different things and had better hair then. ♪ ♪ you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right i built my business with passion.

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in 1989 don piper was killed, pronounced dead at the scene when his escort was crushed. for 90 minutes his lifeless body lay under a tarp. then something incredible happened. >> i died. when i woke up, i was in heaven. >> he's alive. >> don piper says for 90 minutes he was in heaven. his story is detailed in international best seller "90 minutes in heaven." now coming to big screen this friday. joining us now, the author, pastor don piper and his wife ava. good morning to both of you. >> when you watch that, what's that like ava? >> horrific. very difficult, very hard to watch. >> that crash killed your husband. >> it did. it did. >> don, take us back if you

would for a moment to 1989 when that happened. >> i was on my way home from church. i had done a pastor's conference. i was going home to liedead a be stu study. an 18 wheeler crushed car and others. i was killed instantly. >> four different paramedics pronounced you dead at scene is this. >> yes. >> there was another pastor passing by. he stopped. what did he do? >> he heard god speak to him. god is doing more speaking than we are listening. this guy heard god say pray for the man in the red car. that would have been me. he got permission to get in the wreckage. held onto my right shoulder because that's the only thing i didn't break. he was praying and singing

hymns. he was singing 90 minutes after the accident. i started singing the hymn with him. he got out of the car really fast. >> i bet. you were back. >> yep. >> what's heaven like? >> the most awesome place ever. it's really good news. we've been told there's a better place. one of the last things jesus says i go prepare a place for you. it's a place. it's more real than this. >> what did it look like? >> i was surrounded by colors i've never seen, smelled raroma i had never smelled. >> did you see people you knew? >> i saw my grandfather. i was with him when he died. he extended hands to me. he said welcome don. >> did you see god? >> the brightest light i've ever seen. >> i got a feeling you're not

afraid of dying now. >> i'm not planning to check out any time soon. i got killed on the way to church. you've got to be ready any time. the people that greeted me were ready. >> people that go see the movie, what are they going to get? >> hope of reality of heaven. they're also going to walk out feeling encouraged and inspired you can get through tough times. you can also reach out a helping hand and help others going through difficult times. >> movie looks terrific. "90 minutes in heaven." thank you for joining us. >> nice to be here. thank you. we continue on live from new york on this wednesday. coming up t the state department taking a new approach dealing with hillary clinton's e-mail c scandal. and thousands of dollars donated to hillary's campaign. how does that work?

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we're taking the test. it's never been done before in the free world. mornings are being with friends. hi everybody. thank you for joining us for our final hour of "fox & friends" today. we've been busy to hours and got t one more hour of show to go. >> good to talk to jeb bush and mike huckabee. >> we're going to reveal what kind of personalities we have when behind the wheel. they broke it down into categories. >> going to get ugly. >> elisabeth and i have the same personal. >> we'll break that down. you're taking that test on our foxandfriends.com website. tell us what kind of driver you

are. first to the fox news alert. a plane burst into flames on a las vegas runway. >> there she is doing play by play, panicked passengers scrambling to get off the plane. they used the emergency slide. we get new looks at the time charred aftermath. that's the engine on the british air ways plane. >> you weren't there but ainsley has been covering it. >> thank you. the plane was moments from takeoff when the left engine suddenly catches fire. 167 passengers and crew members on board bound for london. witnesses recording the video of large crowds of smoke as you can see. cabin filling with smoke causing panic. passengers rushing to the doors to get out. some stopping to grab belongings before they escaped down the

evacuation slides. >> i felt it. i felt it. >> you can see most have their bags with them. emergency crews arriving dousing flames with water. fire is quickly put out. 14 treated for minor injuries. most caused during the evacuation. passengers recall the chaos. >> jumped on the slide, looked up and it seemed to be twice the height of the aircraft. scary. we didn't know the if it was going to explode or what. >> check out the charred mess left behind. some witnesses claim the fire was so intense it melted the plane's windows. officials say the engine experienced a technical issue. today investigators with the ntsb will arrive there to investigate and tell us all what happened. back to you on the sofa. >> thank you very much ainsley. scary times in vegas yesterday. >> that's right. three minutes past the top of the hour, heather with the

headlines. >> hi gang. an illegal alien is convicted burglar and back in the u.s. after being deported five times now. martinez was arrested by federal agents near the texas mexico border charged with illegally entering the country again. he was last deported in november after serving a 42 month prison sentence for entering the country illegally with a prior felony conviction. now arrested again. listen to this story out of new york city. are hot dog vendors in new york city hiding bombs? police believe that may be the case. proposing expanding a no vender zone near the site of september 11th memorial. there's a new check point built at the memorial site. police believe the carts will be too close to that security

location. food cart owners say it will cost customers and also money. the u.s. quarter finals, continuing her bid for a grand slarges she beat venus 6-2. the 32-year-old is six victories from becoming the only woman to wind all in a season. those are your headlines. see you in a little bit. >> quite a show last night. >> no kidding. talk about a sister act. thanks heather. hillary clinton offering apology after watching her numbers plummet. >> in retrospect when i look back now, even though it was allow all

allowed, i should have used two accounts. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. everybody in the government i communicated with, and that was a lot of people, knew i was using personal e-mail. i'm sorry it has raised all these questions. >> did the president know? >> everyone i e-mailed with. i e-mailed with many people in the white house and rest of the government across the state department. they knew i was e-mailing from the personal account. it revealed my address. >> here to speak to us, john r kirby. she is saying everyone at white house knew she was using a private server. should someone at the white house receiving her e-mails say this doesn't fly, goes against the rules, including the president?

>> it doesn't go against the rules. >> it doesn't? to e-mail intelligence on a private server? >> would you do it? >> you're talking two different things, whether people knew she was using private e-mail server not against the rules. it's not against the rules. it's discouraged. >> why? >> it's an intelligence thing. there's reviews and investigations going on about the kinds of content in some of this e-mail traffic. i'm not at liberty to discuss that now. from the podium of the state department, we see no indication. we've gone through a quarter of e-mails. we see no indication there were marked classified at the time they were sent. >> hillary said this e-mail situation was approved. who rapproved it? >> i don't have a ready answer for you on that. i don't know. folks are looking into that now. i don't have the answer to that.

again, i think it's important to remind it wasn't a violation of policy. it's not a violation of policy now as long as e-mails that you are sending from a private like your yahoo account are docume documented on the state.gov account. there's times you have no choice. we want people to use government account. >> a lot of e-mails were born classified. if i write talking about north korea's nuclear situation, that's classified even though not stamped classified. shouldn't someone in government know whether sending or receiving? >> those are things investigators and reviewers are looking at. the born classified argument is not black and white as some may think. i'm not making defense one way or other. everybody has the responsibility

to use good judgment e-mailing on that system is. >> you said it's discouraged. the state department moved 50 workers to sift through the remainder of hillary clinton's e-mails. this is a big clinton do nor. she donated to hillary clinton's campaign in june. is that the right choice? >> secretary kerry has the upmost confidence in her to do the job. she's been a career diplomat several decades appointed under republican and democratic. her most recent was under president bush this late 2000s. this is a lot of experience. the secretary knows she has the leadership ability to change and

enact reforms. it's not prohibited for federal employees to contribute to politicplit political causes or campaigns. she made this contribution after she retired. >> people think sure bringing in transparencies. she didn't make the announcement that wasn't transparent for the transparency. she had taken $2700 out of her pocket and put in the hillary campaign. that looks not so fair and balanced. >> i understand your point. i would say we didn't talk about it when we announced her yesterday. it's not relevant. there's no prohibition against doing that kind of thing. she's the right person for this job because of her experience. leading investigations and enacting reform and change. that's what we want her to do.

secretary kerry is not satisfied with the pace and scope with the effort. >> neither are judges in washington who essentially said it looks like the state department is stone walling. >> well, we're not stone walling. as will elisabeth pointed out, we've got a lot of people we've had to i did verdivert to this alone. there's a lot of demands for information and discloe -- disclosure. >> she put $2700 to make sure someone becomes present and has it in her hand to prevent them from becoming president. it's hard to think she'll approach this in a balanced way. >> if you look at her career in republican and democrat administrations, you'll see she's balanced.

>> how much money be t did she give bush? >> i don't have that information. it's irrelevant. >> let me move onto the other topic, refugee crisis in the middle east. jeb bush was asked, are we dealing with this in intelligent, compassion ate way. he was just here. >> we need to make sure they're not part of isis or something. the bigger strategy is how to take out isis and deal with assad. the red line was complete disaster. this is the reason they have chaos. 11 million refugees in the country. this is unmitigated disaster. >> i'm not going to debate presidential candidates. that's not a place we want to be at the state department. let me tell you this, secretary

kerry is meeting with members of congress about the annual resettlement program. we expect he'll talk about what we're thinking and options we may be exploring about the syrian refugee crisis going on in europe. we'll bring on some refugees here. we have to be careful how we do that. we're also supportive of what's going on in europe. places like germany agreed to take on more. the the real answer here is good governing in syria. the regime has to go. those people wouldn't be fleeing if he hadn't destroyed it the way he has. >> john kirby, always spirited conversation. thank you for joining us live. >> great to be with you guys. >> appreciate your time. thanks. new charges could mean bowe bergdahl goes to prison the rest

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here we go. bergdahl could spend time behind bars. he's facing a rare charge. quote, misbehavior before the enemy. what do fellow soldiers think about this? let's ask samuel that served in the same unit adds bergdahl and serve on the mission curtis was killed searching if for bergdahl. specialist, thanks for joining us this morning. your reaction to this additional charge? >> my reaction to this charge, and thank you for having me by the way, it seems to fit. i've never been involved in law and don't pretend to understand the entintricacies of it. it seems it fits.

>> sam, perhaps we heard he left base and searching for taliban and fell into the arms of taliban and possibly in captivity tape revealed he was able to move about freely. >> yeah. there's certainly suggestion of that. what exactly his time entailed spent with taliban and what he was allowed, was not allowed to do and can did and didn't say is for the court marshal to figure out. i would be interesting in finding out what that is. >> the frustration expressed when he was released for taliban commanders to be released. it looks like perhaps the military is doing a clear and honest investigation and put polle tick l le o -- politics s.

are you getting that sense? > >> i am. the question for the five was never my initiative when me and fellow brothers were talking about it. bowe bergdahl was not a hero as portrayed. >> what would you like to see happen? >> to bergdahl? >> yep. >> i would like to see justice filled. the possibility of life in prison. i really put my trust in the military at this point. they haven't failed me so far. >> you haven't failed us. thank you for fighting for the country. served in the same unit as bergdahl. thanks. >> thank you very much sir. coming up straight ahead, the high school football ref

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the x-ray machine showed the back seat of the car and saw a person. that drive, a u.s. citizen, now facing federal charges. the illegal is still in this country under an immigration hold. he's out of the tank. two football players could face assault charges after caught pummelling the ref on camera. >> feeling frustration by what they believed to be missed or wrong calls by the ref. they also allege racial slurs were directed at them by the umpire. the students allege an assistant coach said that guy needs to i pay for cheating us. >> the violent hit has been viewed millions of times on youtube other. has the knockout game come to football? players are saying the racial slur occurred.

there are allegations filed in a complaint form with the association of sport. then on the other end, the school is actually treating this as assault on school official. it could result in expulsion. >> i think it results in criminal charges. absolutely. a sophomore and senior charged as juvenile and older one as an adult. they should be in my opinion. when you look at this devastating hit of the offensive line umpire t the ref, standing there basically minding his own business watching the play. these guys first come up on this long running tackle. then the second guy spears him while he's hitting the ground. it's assault, battery, a crime. what is even more incredible to understand, we heard from the school official. allegedly there was a statement by an assistant coach that said this ref, this umpire needed to

pay for his past conduct. now do we have assistant coaches putting out sanction hits on reves in high school football games? this has to stop. there's no risks i heard. this is non sense. >> if players are influenced by a coach, does that give them not a pass but put focus on coach and not t young men? >> if the coach committed a crime, if he did in doing that, he should be charged as a result of that. we can't have conspiracies. i don't know if there was one. if there was one, the notion a 27 or 29-year-old coach is telling a 15, 16, 17-year-old boy someone has to pay. we've come up with the story

somehow there was a racial slur involved. >> if it gets proven, does it give context to their actions? >> it gives context, doesn't give a legal excuse or appropriation. if the referee engaged in racial slur, he should be disciplined or removed from the field. he shouldn't be on the field engaging in that conduct. there's a lot of people unfortunately. it's a bad thing to engage in bad conduct and racial slurs. we can't have a situation where there's sanctioned attacks, vigilante justice. there's ability to go out and kill someone. referees have been killed in games in the past couple of years. got to stop. they have to step in. people have to be locked up if they did something wrong. looks like they did in my opinion.

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clock. i would be excited if i had quincy wake me up. >> that's so mean. fun to watch i guess for some. wouldn't do that to my child. not for poor nathan. good morning to you. hope you're off to a good day. cup couple of headlines. latest shot in the republican race for president. donald trump taking this jab at jeb bush in a new instagram video. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need low energy. >> i think the norm ought to be -- >> jeb for all your sleeping needs. >> oh my. the 2016 republican presidential candidate mocking the florida governor's low energy, at least that's what he calls it, on the campaign trail. bush is here to respond to that one. >> donald trump is not going to get president by disparaging people, attacking people. you lift people's spirits to be

president of the united states. this approach saying someone is idiot, low energy. >> governor bush is headed to north carolina to talk tax reform. the judge that threw the kentucky clerk in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses has set her free. mike huckabee with her every step of the way. he told us why. >> i was incensed a person elected by the people following the law in front of her was put in jail. it didn't matter to me she was a democrat. she was an american. she shouldn't have had that happen to her. >> davis is voing to continue her fight to continue working while accommodating her religious opposition to gay marriage. she could be at work as early as friday. drivers in the state of feel they're sitting ducks. a shooter is targeting vehicles

on a stretch of interstate 10 in phoenix. nine cars have been shot at in ten days. there's been one minor injury, thankfully one. a teenage girl was cut by broken glass. police are offering a $20,000 reward leading to an arrest. a leap of faith goes wrong here. that is say brazilian tourist recording the moment a man is pushed off the ledge from behind. it's a bungee cord. the cord was too long. he plunged shoulder first into the water. that was part of a commercial. the man was a crew member testing out the jump. he was not seriously you are the. thankfully for that. who knows. >> got to measure. got to be careful. >> life jackets. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. earlier in the show we told you about the quiz that reveals the seven personalities of drivers.

>> i found out we're both after voiders. just try to get around it. we put the results to a real world test. >> steve is outside now with the real world person, driver instructor at drive right academy. there's steve. >> steve the avoider is in the car. i'm next to the competitor driver here on the curvy couch. steve, what are you going to the test out? >> andre here, good morning to you -- >> steve, how you doing? >> i'm pulling out now. who is this? i'm trying to pull out. there's a new york city taxi. open the door and get that person out of there. hel hello. welcome. get out of my way. you're going to watch me be an avoider. when they see something, they try to avoid it.

like this suddenly red light, i'm trying to avoid it. >> watch out for the guy. >> he's running. he's obviously seen me run before. you told me earlier you an avoider too, right? >> most the time, yes. >> what does that mean exactly? >> when you see a hazard, you try to avoid it. >> see that guy over there. >> look out buddy. >> watch out for him. >> be careful. >> nothing is going on. i'm going straight. >> steve, what's on the radio? >> he's avoiding hazards. >> what's on the radio? >> that could be an escapee.

>> to avoid traffic, you turn on radio and listen to get away from it all. >> this kind of move -- this would be avoider, brian, where you go out around the cars. >> definitely. >> how many laws i did just break? >> maybe three. red light, people -- >> the light was not red. it was amber. come on. those people were running because they were late for work. >> steve, i've never seen someone look at the road less. you're looking at him the whole time. >> andre, do a lot of people take your lessons from from drive right even though they've been driving a long time to tune up? >> a lot of people from overseas come in to learn. >> honk the horn. this is a single lane here.

of the people on the road, who are the ones that scare you most? tailgat tailgaters? i'm a safe distance. >> you could be further. >> people talking on their cell phones. >> really? people driving and -- like that guy. exhibit a ladies and gentlemen. that guy is lucky i've had four cups of could have fee today. the guy on the cell phone worries you. how often are you out giving a student driver a lesson and the kid -- you're at a stop sign and pulls out a phone and starts texting. >> happened a couple of times. not happy about that. told them to turn it off until we're finished. >> seems like that would be a no brainer. >> now days cell phone is so important they can't live without it. they can't walk down the street without the phone in their

hands. >> how much did does it bother you teaching someone to drive and suddenly realize it's a tailgater or very aggressive driver? do you do your best to try to figure out how to derail the activity then? >> i tell them several times and then use the right hand brake. >> we're coming up on a hard brake. >> be careful. >> andre doesn't know what that means. >> he thinks the brake is on your right foot. it's in front of us on the are prompter. >> the competitor wanted you to pass every car. >> exactly. >> there's no prompter on the windshield. we'll take it from from here. coming up straight ahead, how big of a problem would biden be for hillary? proof is in the pictures. we'll have someone here to explain. how did that little girl get in there? how importantly, how did she get

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you see hillary clinton slow walk, head back. >> this is why joe biden represents a potential problem for hillary clinton. hillary clinton has become a political specimen like a sociocultural specimen in a museum. she's fending off critics, remove ed from the the crowd. almost more famous than famous. joe biden is able to join the crowd, like what he's doing. hillary clinton has never been able to show that side of herself. that's why joe is joe. you'd never call hillary clinton hill. it doesn't work. >> it's so interesting because contrasts when it comes to candidates really work. president obama was a guy that could work a crowd. joe biden wouldn't stand out. now biden works a crowd against clinton who never seems comfortable. he separates himself, don't you think? >> er for a woman to work

the crowd. it doesn't work as well for a ne female. sarah palin came as close to that as we've seen. not for hillary clinton. she pokes fun at herself but you get a sense she's designing to do so. >> you noted harder to work the crowd. biden didn't have a problem. women look surprised, happy to see him. he's making their day here in this moment it seems. >> absolutely. bind's tenner chemistry says come closer. hillary clinton's chemistry says keep your distance. >> the rope said it all. >> she almost doesn't need a

rope because she herself is polarizing in that way. she almost exudes a sense like look, i'm different than you. i'm very, very important. >> dr. keith, you're the perfect person to ask this. yesterday's new york times. insider reports their goal on the hillary clinton campaign is to show a more human side of her. show as they know her. next thing they know, she's sitting down on abc and tearing up talking about her mom. your reaction? >> it's very -- one thing about the american public, i really think they have good barometers of genuineness. you can't contrive this stuff. it's almost like hillary clinton required bill clinton in order to interact with people. people said hey, she's the power behind the thrown. that's the guy that can interface with people. she's the one maybe manipulating things. interfacing with people is maybe not her thing. >> they're going to give it a

try this week. thanks for your assessment today. >> take care. >> we'll see a lot more. she's had four sit-downs since friday and supposed to have more. >> ramped up schedule. >> 12 minutes before we're through. lemonade stands are a common site in the summer. this is special. these fourth graders turned a project into $44,000 for their school. first martha. >> i drank most of it. thanks guys. good morning. hillary clinton is act to give a speech on iran. is her behind the scenes in that deal becoming more clear. is that going to help or hurt her? polls down 10% many one 340. senators want her staff area about the home server. they're offering immunity. john johnsons us now.

and religious freedom. how much is too much? when we see you at the top of the hour.

well the time tradition of making money in the summer with a simple lemonade stand took on a whole new meaning when they took on a stand for their school. $44,000. watch this. >> i would like to match their campaign. >> what started as a simple summer project exploded into meaning bonding experience this school will never forget. fourth grader chloe and

classmates raised $110,000 for fundraising. joinsi jo joining us now chloe and her father. when you first heard they wanted to raise money with the lemonade stand. no one expected this. josh was hoping to make $5-10,000. it kept growing. they were charging $1 a glass. people started giving $10 and $20. our community supports our school and these girls. they started getting matching gifts for the day's sales. it steam rolled. >> you as a dad have to be proud of your daughter and her friends. >> i told her it wouldn't work.

she proved to the rest of the community she could do it. we were trying to generate excitement for our school and get the community behind these girls. >> why were you so determined to do it? >> i knew my school needed it. i knew i could do a great thing with my friends. >> what was it like? >> it was fun knowing you're raising money for your school. >> what's the recipe? how do you make it? >> some water, sugar, 100% lemon juice and a lemon. >> sounds like a recipe for success. how does it feel so many stepped up for your school? you started it. >> deal really great we're giving to our school and doing a great thing. >> what about the people that stepped up? what was that like? >> it was great. it was fun. >> i bet. >> what are your plans?

>> we're a public free school. we have to bridge the gap with several hundred thousand dollars. they realized that. our community realizes it. these girls would love an athletic center. we need one on campus in a big way. that's what we're hoping for. >> your bar is set high. amazing. >> could it possibly be louder outside now? >> that's okay. >> not as loud as inside the school. >> they made money outdoors. they're okay. the story coming up, the toy machine and the ultimate prize.

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well a game of truth or dare led to this. look at your screen. that's a 6-year-old girl in texas stuck inside the famous

claw machine trying to get a ball for her sister there. firefighters were forced to pry open the glass. she's thankfully okay. mom says the girls are grounded. >> thanks to the girls who came and showed us. look at this, brian is buying one. bill: kim davis a free woman this morning, but will she go back to prison. the woman refusing to grant same-sex licenses came out to a big group of supporters. that's kim davis and mike huckabee and her attorney emerging from jail. welcome to america temperatures newsroom, good morning to you. martha: kim davis says she'll return to work as soon as friday. until then her