morning. today is saturday, the 12th of september, 2015. i'm anna kooiman and this is a fox news alert. and then there were 16. govern rick perry becomes the first presidential candidate to drop out of the race. his warning for the rest of the field and what it could mean for the remaining candidates. >> and then while rick perry announces he is out, donald trump takes "the tonight show" by storm. watch this. >> are you ready for the republic can debate next week? >> you know, the truth is i'm always ready it's really going to be a big debate but i'm always ready. >> always ready for the debate. the latest polls bring more good news for the republican frontrunner and we have details coming up. >> it's the age old debate

can women really have it all? >> at night i like women all around the world do the lift. emily's birthday party scene. buy paper towels, toothpaste. >> the man whose wife says the woman who can't tells his side of the story and he we will debate it. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the program. if there was one word to describe today's show it would have to be huge. >> huge. we have donald trump on the program. also governor mike huckabee and a whole lot more. >> and, also, it's football saturday, of course. so we are tailgating this morning out on the plaza. i get so excited for football season. fall is in the air. show you how to tailgate properly. great gadgets out there from corn hole to tent to coolers. you name it.

we have got it. >> it's 6:01 a.m., ladies and gentlemen. that's pregaming. >> that's an rv out there. camper out there and a everything. get us started here early on college game day. >> yes, they do. we will get to that in a little while. we do need to start with this. it's a fox news alert. rick perry becomes the first republican to end his run for the white house. >> his campaign, which has struggled badly the last couple of months is over. kristen is live with reaction this morning. >> good morning. this all came down to money. one of perry's communications advisors told us last night that, you know, finances are never simple when you are dealing with 17 quality candidates in a presidential race. so last night during a speech in st. louis. perry brought that number down to 16. >> i'm suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. we have a tremendous field of candidates. probably the greatest group of men and women. you step aside knowing our

party's in good hands as long as we listen to the grass roots. listen it that cause of conservatism. >> in some ways this announcement was no surprise. he had been hovering around 1% in the polls. his campaign has been so strapped for cash that it even stopped paying most of its you staffers. in other ways this did come as a surprise. perry is a gift the politician is lots of experience. he is the longest serving governor ever in texas. this is the second time for returning for president. a lot of the republicans rivals were taken aback when he made this announcement last night. >> i was very surprised. i didn't see it coming. i had no inkling it was happening. we had all heard the stories that he had been shutting down offices and cutting back staff. but it's a long way out. >> rick perry becoming the first major g.o.p. candidate to drop out of this race and then there were 16. he did it right before, just

days before the second g.o.p. debated. so, we have 16 candidates debating it out on cnn next week. >> kristen fisher live in washington, d.c. thank you so much. >> thanks, kristen. >> at the top of the report she said it all came down to money. that's right. folks were having to volunteer in his offices to stay afloat. >> >> not paying staff. >> super pacs raised 12 millions. they have 12 to $13 million back reportedly. will it go to another candidate or different cause. >> one the heads of super pacs was out playing golf yesterday afternoon and didn't even realize he had dropped out when asked about this. it was interesting. issued this dwight eisenhower style i'm leaving the white house for the last time. i'm going to tell you what i think about this. his warning to republicans yesterday was not to get so caught up in the celebrity of the candidacy. listen. >> the answer to a president

nominated with soaring rhetoric and no record is not what we need to be doing either. we do not need to nominate a candidate who speaks louder than his record. my second warning is this. we cannot indulge nateist appeals that divide the nation further. the answer to our current divider and chief is not to elect a republican divider in chief. >> obviously a direct attack on donald trump. kind of a bitter way to go out. interesting though he used the word nativist. you are hearing a lot of people in the republican establishment throw that word around. the straightforward position is putting your country above other countries. i do think that's an appealing message. clearly it's resonated with donald trump supporters and i don't think there is racist overtone to nativist.

>> was this butter of governor peppery to do this? was this him coming back because of donald trump slamming him you have to take iq test before you come on the g.o.p. debate stage. you wear glasses to try to look smart. is this concerted effort by g.o.p. candidates who are ready to go after donald trump? we also saw bobby jindal yesterday saying donald trump doesn't want to make america great again he want to make donald trump great. >> he these guys are heading out to iowa today. it's interesting. they are there with brand new iowa poll. this quinnipiac poll out this morning. if the caucuses were held today, which candidate would you support? and right now donald trump sits at 27%. ben carson 21%. i think rick perry wasn't even rogering in this most recent poll or most recent polls. >> this wasn't just money. money follows support and he wasn't registering in the poll. >> walker did. >> scott walker had 3% some

people thought would be in a leading position by now demonstrablably. carly fiorina only at 5%. polls are only a snapshot in times. all polls are a few days old by the time you get them. >> right. >> still it's a static race that may change. trump still dom faith. >> a pretty big fall from grace for governor walker in july until now. >> big time. >> before he heads out to iowa. donald trump decided to stop by "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon and to poke a little fun of himself be a little self-reflective. watch this. >> wow, i look fantastic. [ laughter ] >> no, we look fantastic. and i mean really fantastic. >> okay. interview time. question one: are you ready for are the republic can debate next week?

>> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready it's really going to be a big debate i'm always ready. >> it's not just big, it's uge; uge, uge. >> uge next question. how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. [ laughter ] >> right, but how? >> by doing it. it just happens. just by doing it. >> it's not that far off is the amazing thing. >> this is a problem for the other candidates. no matter what happens to trump. maybe he blows up.

who knows what happens? we will talk to him later in the show. he has raised the bar on the entertainment so high. people are learning to be entertained by candidates. >> he is made for late night television and morning television and made for the camera. it is certainly helping him while he is soaring in the polls hitting 30%. >> when he sat down for the main part of the interview with fallon he said have you ever apologized for anything in your life think back to baby trump. >> he said apologizing is good when you are wrong. >> i haven't been wrong. i don't have a lot of experience in the wrong department. >> we'll talk to trump in the 8:00 a.m. hour on "fox & friends." >> 9 minutes after the hour. other stories we are following now and possible break in the phoenix highway shootings new police questioning a person of interest and they booked oscar moon knows on

unrelated marijuana charge. munoz was caught after he bragged to his friends about husband involvement. august 29th, some 11 vehicles have been hit by bullets or projectiles. officials believe there could be more than one suspect. a desperate search this morning for a soldier who disappeared during a training exercise in the washington wilderness. a team from joint base lewis mccord was parachuting over a stretch of woods when the unidentified soldier had had to deploy his emergency parachute. he hasn't been heard from since the drop. dozens of rescue teams are searching the area, trying to find him. and thousands of homes in the line of fire this morning as a california wildfire explodes in size. the fire has grown to 64,000 acres. all 27 other residents of san andreas are packed and alert. ready ready to evacuate if

necessary. 1500 fire crews on scene to fight the fast-moving fire which is only 5% contained. and a stunning upset at the u.s. open semi-finals serena williams pursuit for the grand slam comes to an end. >> she has done it? >> uncreeded beat the number one ranked player. she never won a set against williams in four previous matches. >> our resident tennis expert and weather guru rick reichmuth. were you shocked? >> very shocked. i think that will go down as one of the biggest sports upsets of all time. very amazing. incredible matched. >> unranked. >> this girl beat her, also. she played really really well. clayton, have you had had a pumpkin spice latte yet. >> i haven't had a pumpkin spice latte. >> it hasn't felt like it. >> they are out. >> it's about to as well.

this cold air across the northern plains is going to make under the circumstances way across the northern part of the country and much of the south this week. this right here is the front behind it where we have a fall-like air mass. to the front of it it is still hot. it's still humid and we are still going to be seeing showers cut across the mid-atlantic, northeast and down across the southeast. southeast part is where we will see the heaviest of the rain throughout the day today. stretching down throughout parts of florida. take a look at the forward radar how this plays out throughout the rest of the day today. see this slowly sinking to the south. tampa, doesn't need much more rain. get quite a bit today. maybe localized flooding. by tomorrow, we are going to be looking at fall-like conditions down across much of the southeast. in fact into the 50's overnight into the south. take a look at today's high temperatures. all that green on the map that's pumpkin spice latte territory and tomorrow all of that green moves off towards the east. fall is coming, guys. >> it can't come soon enough. >> shamrock shake. >> stop that. >> happy medium with the the

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print those fliers but the store in illinois refused to do so is say her papers persecuted people who believe in legalized abortion. goldstein and her attorney join us now. thank you so much for joining us, both of you. maria give us a quick recap of wrapped. you go into office depot hoping' to have copies made. what did they say to you? >> actually i ordered online in the morning and in the evening they said they needed to talk to me about my order. when i called the office depot they said that my flier could not be printed because the content was restricted by corporate policy. when i asked what that corporate policy was. they couldn't tell me. then it got passed down the line until i finally ended up calling corporate. they did not return any of my phone calls. that's when i contacted the thomas moore society. >> i want to be totally clear for our viewers who haven't read the flier you were attempting to coup. you were not advocating violence against anybody? >> no. that's one he would i would

like to clear up two misperceptions. they said it was hate speech there was prayer on that flier. prayer is for the benefit of someone, never against it was strongly worded. i will admit that in light of the undercoverred planned parenthood videos one of them you see a technician discussing how there was an aborted baby on the tray heart baiting. cut through the face to harvest the brain i think strong words are called for in a prayer. >> you think? thomas, i want to put up something on our screen something you read was the response of the company and i'm quoting. the copying of any material that advocates any form of racial or religious discrimination or the persecution of certain groups of people is, according to home depot prohibited by their internal policy is their position that opposing planned parenthood is a form of persecution and discrimination? >> >> that's exactly what they said. they called it hate speech. so they basically said a prayer, which called for the

conversion of planned parenthood and the enlightenment of people in the abortion industry was hate speech and they also called it graphic material that violated their policy. >> now, maria, you will notice that when the ceo of a fast food chicken outlet said that he was uncomfortable with changes to marriage, a massive boycott was organized against his company. do you think christians will take note of this that office depot is saying that anybody who opposes planned parenthood's sale of baby parts is a bigot? >> christians have taken note of this. and, i mean, it's been all over the media that's the second misconception i would like to clear up. in. so media they are calling me antiabortion, and that is not what i am. i am not antiabortion. i'm actually -- i'm pro-woman. i sidewalk counsel after. i am there when women leave after their abortion i you see so much pain and devastation that that's what i'm trying to prevent.

i'm pro-woman. i want to save you from that pain. i'm very friendly with the clinic employees too. i'm not against them either. i reach out for them. i tell them i'm praying for them. it's always with love. always. >> thank you for joining us this morning. really unbelievable story. thanks. >> thank you. thanks for having us, tucker. >> next up, slammed to the ground, new video of tennis star george blake being taken down by new york city police officer. can you decide what you think of it. plus, can women really have it all? >> at night, i like women all around the world do the list. emily's birthday party theme. pirates or pop stars? buy paper towels, toothpaste. >> an obvious point that nobody can have it all. her husband joins us with in this side of the story. that debate coming up. ♪ anything can happen ♪ anything can happen ♪

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welcome back. quick headlines now from around the world. horror and blood shed at one of islam's holiest sites. a crane collapse kills 107 people inside a saudi arabia's grand mosque. strong winds and heavy rains pushed it over, slamming down on fleeing worshipers. more than 230 people were injured. and a tragedy near the colombian set of tom cruise's movie. plane crashed into the andes mountains. third man rushed to the hospital with serious

injuries. cruise was not on board at the time. >> clayton, thanks so much. two years ago the first woman director of policy planning at the state department annemarie slaughter wrote controversial seeing. women can't have it all in today's society. >> her husband is sharing this point of view saying this. taking responsibility for specific chunks of the boy's live. she is emotionally close to both sons. none of this is lead parenting. lead parent something being on the front lines of every day life. so can women have it all and should men be afraid to take over the role as lead parent? here to discuss is our parent panel, lily, psycho they were bust and male mom and the princeton mom susan patton. what an all-star panel. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> susan, i'm going to start with you. can women have it all? >> no. of course women can't have it all. nobody has it all. and what a fallacy to even think that you can have

everything all -- you can't. nobody does. and especially if we are talking about lead parenting or any kind of parenting. you have to really make a commitment to be there for your children during those formative years. regardless of whether it's the father or the mother. somebody has to be there the cha mistake to relegate that to a child care provider. >> what do you think about this? is it okay to have a babysitter help out though? >> the male mom here, only kidding. yes, it's okay to have babysitter help out. myself as a male i have a successful career and i have always put my children first. so, i'm fortunate to have my own business and i can change my schedule around in the evenings and so forth. it might cost me extra money and so forth. you i have made my children my primary part of my life as a father. and i see it a lot in males, really seems to be about work, work, work. of course they are there with their children.

i have the luxury of being deeply more involved. >> is it about timing and priorities. maybe the woman waits a few extra years. prioritize, live in a smaller house. so you have the money for the housekeeper. >> i say this to young women all the time. we are talking about leaning in and having it all. however, there is a real cost to what that means. we are preparing ourselves professionally and financially for retirement and buying a house. nobody is telling to you start a nanny fund. and it costs anywhere between 50 to $60,000 to replace what a stay at home really costs. >> depending what city. >> it may go even higher. >> there is an opportunity cost for. ing to have it all why it's hard to say that yes, you can have it all. and the stay home parents is four times what it used to be 10 years ago. there is a cost. >> per the original article this is what this high powered washington executive did before going and deciding to be at home. she says. this i you feel strongly that women can have it all

but not today, not with the way america's economy and society are currently structured. does something need to change or something not worth fight pg, susan, reproductively, biologically we can't do anything about it. >> i know ann-marie slaughter because i'm a part of the princeton community. i don't know mr. ann-that are you. the point is you do have to make choices. nobody has it all. >> tom, what about the stigma that's attached to a stay at home dad or lead parent as a father? >> to piggy back on that the term high power, okay, what is the definition of that? the definition for that for me and of course i love my career, but to get accolades from other people out there is nowhere near as important as the accolades i get from my kids. >> great point. different for different families and we should celebrated our differences. >> we should certainly celebrate our differences. i completely agree with tom. some people have that need to be busy mr. important or

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maryland, may have displaced florida as the statute where -- come. this is punishment meeted out to 15-year-old boy second degree assault after he, brace yourself, kiss canned a female classmate after being dared by his friends to do so. >> teachers called police after this kiss can. police for kissing one of his classmates. >> this is at pikesville middle school. can you believe middle schoolers have hormones and dare each other for everything. i thought there were going to be tots tots involved. >> that was the concern of the school which is -- all right. well, how do you -- how do you know which line you are crossing? kiss, okay, is that fine? you are violating the space of swurch else, a student didn't know walking down the hallway and this boy like attacks her is that okay? >> part of the new victorianism. i have to say. the left pushes that all sexist advantages are rape.

men are inherently rapist and teachers internalize this nonsense. completely overreact. call the cops? what effect does this have on the kid? knock it off. no one says that anymore. call the police. >> intervention or something. what if roles were reversed. what if the girl kiss can add boy on a dare? double standard i would say. >> lighten up, america. >> if a girl kissed a boy that boy wouldn't be able to sleep for weeks it would be so traumatic. >> i will never wash my hands again. >> you would have to have a good reason for calling the police on anybody. >> did she slap him? that's appropriate response. >> of course it is. >> and he will learn his legislative. >> should she have slapped him? tell us. we will read it. >> 35 minutes after the hour. other stories making headlines. police have released surveillance video showing an officer tackling former tennis star george blake. outside a manhattan hotel when james suddenly runs up to him, grabs him and slams him to the ground. blake was mistaken for identity theft suspect nypd

commissioner bill bratton and mayor bill de blasio have both apologized for the mistake. and film maker and activist michael moore comparing hillary clinton to the pope? and in an interview with the hollywood reporter. moore says. this i believe it's very possible with her, as president, that we are going to have a pope francis moment. that once remarkable incredible things are going to be done. moore goes on to say he is not endorsing her but all in all she is a good person. a hero's welcome home for the three men who took down a terrorist on board a train heading to france. thousands of people line the streets sacramento for the home town heroes parade and rally honoring anthony sadler, spencer stone and skarlatos for their action. they are overwhelmed with all the love and support. >> when i flew into newark airport stateside there was 200 to 300 police officers

there that was the most touching experience ever. >> i had this moment where this little girl was asking me if i could fly and things like that. that literally made me melt. i was like oh my gosh. i'm these kids' heros right now. >> wow, sacramento officials also giving the heroes a key to the city. all right. rookie slugger homered on the first two pitchers he saw last night against the phillies eflt may need help running the bases. do you want to take this for the team? >> he hit a monster shot without realizing the ball hadn't gone out. he begins running, while runding first he completely eats it. giving everyone a laugh. the cubs end up sweeping the phillies in yesterday's double header. >> when your uniform is dirty, you look like you have been working hard. >> yes, you do. >> you got grass sustains

all over the place. what were you doing. >> go to weather h.q. where rick reichmuth is standing by. >> in the camping site. wish we could be doing that be talking about it all morning. fall conditions robert way. take a look at the map and show you what i'm talking about. out across the west we are warming up this weekend. not good news for the fires that are going on there, down across parts of the great lakes, down to the mississippi river valley, temps around 15 degrees below average and overnight lows into the 30's and 40s in some cases. here you go, today, across the northeast, we will see rain move in by the afternoon. kind of a showery, gloomy day for many. you have notice the temperatures cooler. behind that really cools down. 64 today in cleveland for a high. you get the idea of those fall conditions coming. in down to the southeast in southern plains, much of texas you are looking fine. rain across florida. that's going to be pretty persistent throughout the day today. take a look at this, guys. 6 is 1 for a high in marquette, michigan today. 63 in chicago.

633, clayton, in chicago. you know what that means. it's coming. fall is on its way. >> football weather. thanks, rick. he changed the stakes in hollywood with this low cost horror hits like paranormal activity and the boy next door. jason blum has a new feature in the theaters. >> let's step into the fox light with fox vp of marketing michael tamara. >> low budget horror flicks have shocked audiences for years. husband latest, the visit, seems to do the same. and it does. >> thank you for taking the time for us today. your movies, since 2009 have grossed over $1.4 billion. tell me a little bit about the blum house model of movie making? >> low budgets and high profit. >> typical budget for one of your movies is under 5 million. >> yes. almost everything we do is $5 million. that's our ceiling on our budget. >> how do you do that. >> the actors, the writers, lowest amount you are allowed to pay.

everyone has a piece of our movie. the audience never says the movie feels cheap. >> you feel him breathing on me. >> tell me a little bit about the visit. >> the visit is by one of my favorite film makers ever. and the movie is basically about two kids and so they're going to spend a week for the first time in their lives with their grandparents and things go very, very wrong. >> what is is the part of the business you love most? >> i love and hate the psalm part of the business, which is that no matter how many hits you have that success is really hard to come by. i love that and a hate that you guess it's good because it keeps you on your toes. >> he has produced 811 movies for a grand total combined production budget of 30 million. you know what they call that in hollywood? peanuts. that's nothing. paranormal was made for $15,000 and grossed over $200 million worldwide. >> how is that for an roi?

>> margin studios with envy. pretty incredible stuff. the visit is out in theaters. you can catch all my celebrity interviews by logging on into the fox light.com or follow me on twitter or instagram at fox light michael. >> great to he sue, michael. >> good to he so you. >> he fought for this country. now a world war ii 2 veteran can't get back into this country all because of an um congratulation snafu. his son joins us live next with their fight. >> plus, are you ready for some football? and tailgating, too. rick has got his cooler ready. [ laughter ] perfect gear on the. [ applause plaza to kick off game in style ♪ yeah i got my game on. ♪ i guarantee it's going to be a heck of a --

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welcome back. quick business headlines for you this morning. the city of chicago is being sued over 9% tax on streaming services. that would include netflix, spotify and amazon prime. the nonprofit liberty justice center filed the suit claiming the city has no authority to sneak in a tax without any vote at all. by the end of the month all starbucks store will place an order on smart phones. nationwide rollout to include both apple and android users on equal footing. clayton? >> thank you, tucker. there are an estimated 11 million you will legal immigrants living in america. the president's executive actions have saved many of them from deportation. so if he isn't closing the door on people who have entered the country unlawfully. why in the world is his administration standing in the way of ailing 89-year-old world war ii veteran. despite husband age and health, john oliver was banned from the yachts because overstayed husband visa back in 2012. but his son robert oliver says he had good reason he a

aand his fiance mary join us this morning. >> hi. >> we any you are in the midst in the fight to try to got your dad back here to the united states. where do things stand right now? >> well, basically, security uscis have slammed the door on us and told us there is no way we can bring him back for 10 years. >> take us back to 2011 when he was here in the united states. wife was he here in the first place, mary? >> he came over for a visit, he and his wife. upon arrival, we immediately saw how bad her health was. we knew he had some health you. she declined very quickly while here in the united states. and when the 90 day visa came up, during that period we decided let's move ahead. let's get him a green card and let him stay with us. she became very ill. couldn't travel. so when the 90 day visa was up we notified immigration we were in this process. we had a number, an alien number for him.

and they said don't worry about it continue with the process. >> so don't worry about it continue, you are here with your ailing mother, everything should be fine, that 90 days then elapses. and then when he tried to return, to be with you, what did he find out. >> he he had overstayed his visa and we completed the paperwork. they insisted he went back to london to complete the final interview. i traveled back with him to london. and at that point they turned around and said to us you can't travel back. you are barred. >> 10 years violation. you have got to stay out of the country for 10 years. >> exactly. >> pause you were here at the time when your wife was dying. >> right. and then she passed away. they were together 70 years. he couldn't leave her side. he was devastated after she passed. we had letters from his physician here in the united states saying that he couldn't live on his own. he was a -- is a diabetic and he needed care.

the embassy, the enemier at the embassy didn't want to hear that didn't want to hear why he overstayed the visa. >> his attorneys said had we just lied about this and not said anything about this he would still be here but because we told the truth he is he is gone. >> your attorneys basically said your first mistake was doing anything. they basically recommended after the fact they said what you should have done is returned ticket and forget it. >> and not do a thing. >> and even advised you at some point to even go across the border in canada. >> would have had several people tell us, several attorneys tell us bring him in through canada and be done with it. >> you know, the attorneys are now saying that for the most part they can't do anything for us because they are in the u.s. he is in the u.k. and what they are sawing is get him here. i don't care how you get him here. just get him here then can i do something once he is on u.s. soil. >> what are you hearing from washington? are you able to have any

communication? >> not yet. senator cory booker, his office is now helping us out. which is wonderful. so they have reopened the case. and have gone back. we have not heard back. wednesday was the last time i heard from them. >> i think also relevant to say before that we heard from president obama and basically a form letter. and he wrote to us and said yes, i know the system broken. it's impacting thousands, if not millions of people like you. i'm very sorry. and then he gave us the number for the uscis or said you can contact the ombudsman. >> the story is outrageous. >> we agree. >> we appreciate you sharing your story with us. please keep us updated on the show. maybe we can talk to senator cory booker as well. that would be wonderful. thank you for your time. >> coming up here on the show. rick perry is the first candidate to drop out of presidential race. so who will be the next republican candidate? well candidate mike huckabee

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>> anna is a master at this. i'm going to try to take anna out. okay. only if you are too lazy to actually carry your cooler. >> that's right. >> you can have a motorized cooler. >> this is the cruising cooler. cruzin. cruzin cooler. party up the street to your neighbors. you can race. do you want to jump on? >> you suggest you don't, anna. >> sure. >> all right. these are awesome. these rvs that you see out here we will be talking about that as an extra special way to do your camping. that's coming up next hour. route now, guys, send you it to you inside. >> thank you. >> rubbing was thinking about getting a car i think that suits him. >> close enough. keeping his beverages degrees. >> shoe just got out of jail for refusing to issue gay marriage licenses now kim

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>> trump's next stop right here on "fox & friends" this morning. you don't want to miss that. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ you're going my way ♪ i want to drive it all night long ♪ >> if i said one thing in my life i will say it again. >> what's that? >> fall camping. there is nothing like it. >> there really isn't. >> the mosquitoes are gone. the temperatures are down. you enjoy the camp fire even more. >> it's funny. thanks to the de blasio administration a lot of people are camping in midtown manhattan i have noticed. >> we are going to do it inside. >> we're going to go rvinging this morning. we will show you some the great ones out there. >> but this show is, in a

word, uge. we have mike huckabee and donald trump. why we need more syrian refugees in this country there is a lot going on in this country. >> a toddler scared of her own shadow. we will be talking to her mother in just minutes. adorable video. >> this happened to me last week. [crying] >> who is chasing me? who is chasing me? >> we begin with a fox news alert right now. because governor rick perry white house dreams over. saw his own shadow. >> the texas governor announcing he is ending his presidential campaign after struggling for months. who explaining the latest than the great kristen fisher. >> i'm not scared of my n inow. trouble have been there for weeks. perry has been way down in the polls. his campaign ran out of cash. they even had to stop paying staffers. and many of his top advisors had left for other campaigns. so, the signs were all there. this announcement really

came as a surprise. he is is the longest serving governor ever in texas. in fact, he never lost an election until he started running for president. he hates being at the bottom of the pack. so according to one of his top donors that come competitive streak really played a part in his decision to drop out. >> i give you this news with no regrets. it's been an honor to travel this country to speak with the american people about their hopes and their dreams. to see a sense of optimism, being prevalent, despite this season of cynical politics. >> and just like that, the g.o.p. field drops to 16. the rest of the republican opponents are now wishing him well as they prep for the next g.o.p. debate on wednesday. >> i have gotten to know rick perry. he is a very fine gentleman. a great intellect. very fine person. and i wish him the best and

and certainly if there is a carson administration, we will certainly be seeking his ad vice. >> one of perry's communication advisors told us, you know, ffnses are never simple when you are dealing with 17 quality candidates in a presidential race. so, at the end of the day, like most things in politics, this all came down to money. perry just didn't have enough to keep going forward. tucker, anna, and clayton? >> a lot of hands reaching into the pot. kristen thank you so much. >> appreciate it, kristen. on his way out rick perry had some bitter words for other candidates in the race. specifically donald trump. read between the lines. here is what he said. >> the answer to a president nominated with soaring rhetoric and no record is not what we need to be doing either. we do not need to nominate a candidate who speaks louder than his record. my second warning is this. we cannot indulge nativist

appeals that divide the nation further. the answer to our current divider in chief is not to elect a republican divider in chief. >> direct swipe at donald trump's um congratulation talk. rick perry -- jonah goldberg made a good point last night on "special report" which is had he talked the way that he talked now when he ran the first time, we might be looking at the end right now of rick perry's first term in office. that he -- it was sort of a waste the first time that he ran. he wasn't speaking from the heart. this time he did and it was too little, too late. >> he really studied up. he had that big gaffe in the debated leading up to 2012 and couldn't remember all three of the agencies, his big oops mommy. charles krauthammer set the same thing went into the race coming off back surgery he wasn't ready this time he was really studied up. the big question this morning who is going to be

the next one dropping out of this. new iowa poll showing donald trump and benjamin carson continue to it build their leads while santorum and walker and graham are at the bottom of the pack. set to attend a republican tailgate party before a university of iowa and host iowa state university game as well. >> can i you make one point though? you saw perry denounce trump as nativist. others in the republican strategists say the same thing. we can debate what it means. at its core putting american citizens over the rest of the world. isn't that the whole point of the u.s. government to protect, defend, and also help its own citizens? i don't understand why that's a controversial concept is. >> right. it confused me. >> yeah, when you put it that way. >> that's trump's point we are getting shafted by the rest -- you can agree or disagree. not at its core such a controversial idea that the u.s. government ought to be promoting america, no? >> donald trump was asked about some of his recent

remarks on "the tonight show," before he heads out to iowa he stopped at the tenth show and talked -- at the tenth -- at the tonight show. think about when you were a baby. >> have you ever apologized, ever, in your nighttime? think back, close your eyes. think back to baby donald, when you were little donnie trump, did you ever -- did you ever apologize. >> i you think apologizing is a great thing but you have to be wrong. i will absolutely apologize hopefully in the distant future if i'm ever wrong. [ laughter ] >> if i'm ever wrong. >> could anyone get away with that? you sort of feel sorry for the other candidates. whenever you think of his ideas is so natural in front of the camera. so over the top entertaining. contrast the play he is getting from this to jeb bush's appearance on that other late night show, the new one, which kind of, you know, made a headline for a moment and slipped beneath

the waves. trump is hard to beat in the publicity department. >> he speaks from the heart. jeb had honest moments when talking about his brother. it seemed like it was hard for him to say it. he wound up and took a deep breath before he said it. for trump it comes right out. let us know what you think of his appearance last night. >> or stories making headlines a possible break in the phoenix highway shooting. police now questioning a person of interest and they booked oscar munoz on unrelated marijuana charge. police are still trying to place the 19-year-old and his white chevy tahoe at the shooting scenes. sources telling fox news channel munoz was caught after he allegedly i bragged to his involvement. since august 29th, 11 vehicles have been hit by bullets or projectiles. officers believe there could be more than one suspect. a special forces paratrooper found dead after a desperate search in the washington

wilderness. running a pair chiewtedding drill over a stretch of woods when the unidentified soldier had to deploy his emergency parachute. the accident is now under investigation. and ready for round 2? kentucky clerk kim davis asking for another delay in issuing same sex marriage licenses. davis was thrown in jail after refusing to grant the licenses. a federal judge then expanded the order to issue licenses to include all couples. davis' attorneys now claim they were not notified of the expansion and say her office should not be required to issue licenses to any more couples once davis returns to work on monday. and do you need a break at work? >> george, i think you may be taking work a little too seriously. >> well, i have got a lot to do. >> a brand new studies is your health and job satisfaction can all suffer if you don't take some time away each day. some ways researchers say you can maximize your

breaks. taking several short ones to ward off fatigue and taking them earlier in the day to boost energy and focus. most importantly do something you enjoy instead of running an errand. and those are your headlines. >> thanks, anna. rick like pollute is standing -- reichmuth is standing by weather hq on the plaza. >> it's coming. clayton is very, very happy. a lot of us are. if only winter wasn't behind it would be amazing. take a look at the weather map. peak of hurricane season. the 10th is the peak of hurricane season. a number of disturbed weather where you see yellow rings. none of them have any chance of developing in the next 48 hours. that's good news. rain from what was tropical storm henri. rain across the central gulf. moving towards the east coast and get ready for that pretty much a soaker for the day today.

behind it, much drier air. we had so much humidity this week ha humidity will be gone and temperatures are going to cool down. tomorrow you see that cooler air moving its way toward parts of the northeast. monday the cool air sticks around and beautiful started to the week across the east. the heat comes back to the central plains by monday. back to you. >> thanks a million, rick. >> you bet. coming up next he is the leader of the black lives matter movement and now teaching leadership course at yale. one student there says you might as well have al sharpton he may be next as a professor. >> the couple just got married and they are already playing tricks on each other. the wedding magic you need to see to believe. ♪ it's magic ♪ you know ♪ never believe it's not so

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from ferguson to baltimore to yale, campus reform reports that black lives matter activist dee ray mckesson. this is the same guy who got into it with sean hannity making a living off protesting. listen to this exchange. >> i have been in many places where police have killed people or continued to be violent. >> okay. >> people of color. >> is this what do you for living you want to set up a 5013 c tax exempt. is this your profession now. >> i'm somebody who is focused on justice is is this a question you are asking me because i'm a person of color? would you ask white people this, too? >> he a sophomore at yale he. she says she was shocked when she heard he was coming to teach at her school. she joins us live. >> thank you for having me. >> was this announced on campus that dee ray

mckesson. >> it was included in the daily newspaper they glossed over who he was and mentioned we would have a great leadership class taught share politics yale is liberal. kind of a race hustler. what are his qualifications to teach at yale which you think of as a big deal place, right? >> essentially as far as i can tell from his profile and research. he taught middle school math for a couple of years and a human resource manager. we have noble laureates teaching at yale he doesn't meet the criteria for a yale professor. >> you are paying a lot of money to go to yale over auto grand a year. is this what you expected to be taught by people like this. >> absolutely not. i pay over 60,000 a year and divinity school 20,000 a year. professional protests into campus unstead. >> there is a certain kind of protester. nobody from operation rescue at yale, right? >> right. >> the criteria for choosing

yale professor appear to be someone who is popular on twitter? >> exactly. >> the the other teacher teaching leadership course at divinity schools are citizens and reverends yale alumni yet we have this random twitter star who is teaching a course because beyonce follows him on twitter maybe. >> also kind of a hater, i have noticed. this is a guy who has made a living out of race hurst ling, dividing people by skin color, making totally unfounded stupid claims who doesn't appear particularly air -- could this devalue the brand of yale in the minds of america? >> i have been in love with yale my entire life disillusioned bringing a person like this to campus to team. we are supposed to be leading and creating the future americans of america and letting them be indoctrinated by men like this. >> i don't know what your politics are. i assume you are not a liberal. what kind of reception you have gotten on the campus? >> i have received some negative backlash from students. i wear a lot of conservative

apparel on campus and i have been called a bigot from across crowded hallways because of what i'm wearing. someone last year told me they couldn't live with me because i was too conservative. >> where is the open-mindedness? that seems really reactionary for me. >> i am still looking for it i will let you know if i find it. >> is that true? >> very liberal campus. very liberal city and as a conservative on yale we are often minimalized. >> i he thought liberal meant open-minded, open to diversity of viewpoints. >> not on college campuses anymore. >> would you send a child to yale? >> honestly, i you love yale and i love what the name can bring to a student. >> right. >> but i wouldn't tell my child to go there if they want the best conservative education. >> so really quickly, the name, people graduated from yale make a whole lot more money from say the university of connecticut. >> um you um. >> does it bother you that the people running merck over the next generation are having their views forged in a place this intolerant? >> absolutely. you hate seeing that yale is creating leaders who are going to divide instead of leaders who unite.

>> wow. i loved having you on. >> thank you. >> thank you for doing this and i hope it doesn't bring bad consequences to you when you get back to new haven. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> up next, a middle boy charged with assault for kiss ago classmate after being dared to do it. is that worthy of calling the cops? we'll report. you can decide. plus, can women really have it all? >> at night, i, like women all around the world, do the list. emily's birthday party theme. pirates or pop stars? things to buy, paper towels, toothpaste. >> the man whose wife says can have it all is next. ♪ bad case of loving you ♪ no pill is going to cure my ill ♪ i got a bad case of loving you ♪

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can you have a family? can you have it all? there was high powered washington fee female executive who wrote this piece in the atlantic last year and said no women can't have it all in today's age. now we are hearing from her husband. >> yeah, so this, of course, back in 2012 ignited a firestorm wrote this. >> it was a good piece. >> we did a couple of good segments here on the show and had a debate about whether or not women can have it all and she was arguing that we need societal shifts for women to truly be able to have it all in this society. now her husband, as anna pointed out, has now written a follow-up piece about this describing why decided to put her career first. he wrote this annemarie was actually involved with our boys taking responsibility for specific chunks of their lives. none of this is lead parenting. lead parenting is being the parent on the front lines of every day life. making sure the homework is done. and all of that. and the other argument is

that, you know, the cheryl sandberg idea of leaning in it can work if you have a lot of money. for people who don't have money for a housekeeper and babysitter, then it's not necessarily the easiest way. >> it's all such a i lie. cheryl sandberg is not telling the truth. nobody is telling the truth. nobody can have it all men or woman. i'm sitting here on my daughter's 13th birthday this morning. i'm not making her pancakes. i'm working. you make accommodations painful ones no matter how are at every stage of your life you can have it all if only you had the money. >> it's a full-on lie. >> expectations are. what does it mean to have it all? do you really question what does have it all truly mean, you might be sitting there say you know what i have it all. healthy family and money in the bank. >> of course. >> when parents have ask themselves i can't have it all. what do you mean by that? >> can't be a full-time parent and high powered career it's not possible. >> why do we have to pit one

against the other though. stigma towards men who are stay at home dads and women who are career oriented, the house mom sometimes are going you shouldn't be working and career women are saying you are not setting a good example. you need to teach your kids to be independent. why can't we celebrate our differences. >> i never heard outlaw to a career mom you shouldn't be working. >> someone kids right now whose wife had a big job and who has decided to put an emphasis on the children. there is is default parent. always the person who has to deal with i have got to make the lunches, or someone falls down and yells out mommy first. default parent and inourselves as much as we can it's never go going to be straight across. >> you do have that stay at home spouse and for me, ache female, for whatever reason i don't want my husband to be a stay at home spouse. i want this job, too. >> yet my wife works. she is a teacher, and she is a writer. so she does good work,

meaningful work. you have to find that value. and so what does it mean to you? what does it truly mean to have it all? >> everything is a trade-off. get used to it ellie writes this on facebook. when my first born 8 months ago i myself instead of someone we paid. had to cut down. >> girls are 27 and 28 and successful ladies. i bought a tanning salon seven years ago. i work with my youngest. sometimes you have it all in stages of your life. >> my answer is no, we can't be in two places and give 100 percent to both. >> thank you for telling the truth. >> thank please go to thread we have got going on ff weekend on facebook page. >> coming up next, woman in illinois wanted to criticize planned planned parenthood. office depot said we will not make copies of your

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♪ this girl is on fire ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ she's walking on fire. >> shot of the morning nfl player daughter leah best known for battle on cancer keeping it fierce on fashion week. >> the 5-year-old dominated the runway. her proud father was in the audience taking this video. >> walk down the cat walk comes after her dad was cut from the bengals. players keep he health insurance five years after leaving the nfl. >> will not be left high and dry. >> home depot is awesome. office depot this morning forcing to have to issue an apology because of refusing to print out fliers that were sent in on order. you know, of the copy center that you go into an office

depot? they usually prudent out things. they probably don't even look at the material. maria goldstein sent this letter in. and when she went to go pick it up, she was told that it violated the company's policy and they weren't going to prohibit it for her criticizes planned parenthood in the wake of horrifying videos where they are scheming to sell baby parts. she is opposed to that and she wanted to pass out fliers with a christian prayer about -- praying for planned parenthood employees doing. this she was told this is hate speech. she is not allowed. office depot will not allow this speech to be publicized. >> here is what the company policy is. the copying of any type of material that advocates any form of racial or religious discrimination or the persecution of certain groups of people would not be printed. but she is saying i didn't mean anything evil by this. this is simply a prayer to have these shut down. i wasn't wishing ill wilpon all of these people.

and the other thing is, i was just asking office depot to hit the copy button. not to judge me on my beliefs. take a listen to what maria goldstein and her attorney have to say. >> there was a prayer on that flier. and prayer is always for someone, for the benefit of someone, never against. >> they called it hate speech. so they basically said a prayer, which called for the conversion of planned parenthood and the enlightenment of people in the abortion industry was hate speech. >> this such a theme on the left though right now. if your speech doesn't comport with their politics. you are forced to shut up. or they are not for free speech apologizing for many, many christians in this country referring to use experiences. apologize for experience and initial reaction was not at all related to her religious. >> here's the other piece of this know you can't put a

blanket statement that all employees at office depot would say this or that one group of employees made that decision initially. they thought they were following company policy. reminds me of that story we did back in june at wal-mart. remember the guy who wanted to have confederate flag put on a cake they wouldn't do it. had them make isis flag cake instead and the person who was making the cake didn't realize it was an isis flag. you know, but everybody was going you wouldn't do a confederate flag cake and would do an isis cake. wal-mart is going whoa whoa whoa. this is an employee. >> views fired as central sized this is mccarthyism. totally widespread. we do stories like this every week. >> you are right. we do have some other stories we are following. what else is making headlines. a small plane forced to make an emergency landing right on a florida highway. the pilot reported engine trouble. as he approached an airport in sara society that he

managed to put the plane down avoiding rush hour traffic. no one was hurt. the faa is looking into what caused this plane to malfunction. a kissing dare leaves 13-year-old boy in the handcuffs. teaches called police when he this saw a teenager kiss a 14-year-old girl against her will. says did it on a dare. >> he is now facing a second degree assault charge. any suspension or expulsion is still being worked out by the school district. and a bride on -- a bride and groom share their first dance with a dash of magic. got to see this. julian simpkins pulls off amazing magic trick by make husband float. she can see putting a spell on him making it appear as if he is levy tailgating. she goes around and rolls him back up and luke any good magician, they didn't

give away any of their secrets. >> how do you that? i was about to ask how they do it. >> how did they do it? you don't know i don't. do you know? >> you are a journalist you need to get to the bottom of that rick reichmuth is standing by out on the plaza. hey, rick. >> we need them on the show. we got to figure this out. hop on it let's talk about the weather route now. loss going on. look at the maps. show you what's going on. at least across the northeast. we have a front that's going to move through throughout the day today. it's going to bring some rain. some of it heavy at times. and a little bit gloomy. but behind it we start to get the fall-like temperatures. temps overnight cooler and tomorrow cooler yet. down across the southeast in southern plains, all of the rain with that same front is going to be stretched across much of florida and bring pretty heavy downpours. gloomy day as well. same goes for parts of georgia and carolinas. temps really cooling down here across the plains. in fact, much the day we

will be into the 60's. marquette probably not even getting out of the 50's today. that is certainly going to feel chilly. chicago chilly as well. finally across the west. still warm in the desert southwest. one day of very warm temperatures across southern california. cool things down a bit for you tomorrow seattle. quite nice as well. all right. >> you are looking quite nice i would say. you and seattle. rick just said summer months have ended sadly. doesn't mean you have to spend your time indoors though. >> that's right. there are more than 16,000 campgrounds in the u.s. next guest is fall is actually the best time to go camping. >> amy clark is a genius. family traveling writer publisher of macaroni kid. one of the top websites in the u.s. good to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> fall is a great time to go camping? >> it is. >> why? >> one thing that parents how to even get started with the carping thing you want to make a good choice about what you are going to camp

in have you so seen these imagining any if i sent rv's behind us? toe them car. it makes it really easy. and this time of year campgrounds don't have as many people. we love fall. convenience and store at home. great choice for parents. >> if you are thinking about this but maybe don't want to go and dump 10,000 or however much it is can you rent these. >> can you. >> get a taste if you like it. >> yeah. can you rent them. can you rent something like this. can you rent the motor home which you drive. like $100 a day. and what's really fantastic is a lot of campgrounds have these camp model cabins that you can stay in so you don't have to do this type of thing. can you just go to the campground, experience the campground and stay in like a cabin that they already had for you. >> all right. you have say there is less bugs right now? >> there are. >> camping in the summer you can have the mosquitoes and snakes. >> here's the other thing. kids don't close doors in

the summer. so the bugs are in your rv all summer long. you don't have to worry about it this time of yeemple. no bugs. the temperature fan as fantastic for camping. warm in the day and gets cooler at night. enjoy sitting by the camp fire. you are not going to get too hot. the weather in the fall is awesome. >> you were saying for reasons that scientists don't fully understand s'mores taste better in the fall. >> they just look better, too. s'mores are good any time of year. >> yes they are especially fall months. >> if you don't want to mess with the whole fire thing which you would hope i would want you to do. great thing on table. cupcakes in a jar. they are wicked good and they actually have s'mores cupcakes in a jar. so there is your s'mores alternative. >> this is clamping if i -- glamping if i have ever seen. >> if you are going through new england, this would be a nice thing to bring. >> the fall foliage at this time of year. you feel like you are in a

movie when you see it all. that could be you with your kids cruising down the parkway. >> i love it. >> scare the heck out of your family and camp on halloween. >> that could be fun, too. >> thank go rving for many amazing campers we have on the plaza. thank you jamie, you will be back later in the show with more. send it back to you. >> thank you so much, guys. shocking statistic, one in five immigrants caught at the border have a criminal record. former border patrol deputy chief tells us how we can um prove security. >> there you go. plus, ever feel like you are being followed? a little girl gets scared by her own shadow. that girl and her mother will join us live. ♪ we're running with the shadows on the night ♪ so baby, take my hand ♪ you'll be all right ♪ surrender all the dreams for

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headlines for you. hillary clinton had the right to delete private emails from her server now the justice department is backing up her claim. lawyers for the government saying personal messages are not subject to public record laws. and a brand new report says the state department opened a criminal investigation into long-time clinton aide yuma abedin in 2013. the justice department decided not to pursue it abedin accused of wrongfully billing the government $10,000 while she was on maternity leave and vacation. anna? >> all right, clayton. thanks so much. quarter till the top of the hour. arrest rates along the u.s., mexican border are down but they don't tell the full story. >> i want to be very clear on, this especially given the recent incendiary comments who is crossing the border and the assertions that the border is far safer than it has ever been. in 2014 ice deported 177,000 convicted criminals.

of this number 91,000 were arrested by the border patrol trying to illegally reenter this country. >> well, in his testimony before congress this week, national border patrol council president brandon judd said that patrol officers are not safe and the border is not secure. well, joining me now to react ronald coal burn. the former national deputy chief of the u.s. border patrol. thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning, anna. >> so, you are saying that 10% of you will legals coming to the united states are fugitives in their own country. is that why they are coming here? >> yes. and i have spoken about this before so the numbers mentioned by agent judd are accurate. those statistics are firm statistics. one in ten that are crossing as we speak are fugitives from their own countries and we don't have good access to all of their records think about it it the hollywood favorite story about running off to new mexico after robbing a bank is actually in reverse tens of thousands

of criminals who are fleeing their own countries as fugitives, especially pedophiles because of the danger to themselves come to america and they hide themselves within that subculture of criminal aliens and you will legal aliens in neighborhoods they join gangs. they become mules or carriers of laundered cash and drugs mexico. they live their lives as secretly as they can in the u.s. plus, one in 10 adding up to 20% minimum are also reentering the u.s. with u.s. criminal records. they have been arrested. tried and convicted. deported from the u.s. and now they are coming back with violent criminal records. so every border patrol agent that goes to work, men and women. suiting up very much like our war fighters overseas don't know if they will be coming home to their

families at the end of the day they do it tomorrow and the next day and the next day. >> you say border patrol agents are worried for their own lives and they won't come home to their families so they aren't able to do their jobs when there are these violent criminals coming across? am i hearing you correctly? >> they willingly go to work well trained to do their jobs and put their lives at risk doing their jobs. in the back of their minds as it was with me as a young agent in the field you wonder is this the day when one to ten, two in ten as well as 20% to 40% at times are willing to fight you, resist you, run from you, harm you or kill you because they don't want to be arrested then you can just be bet you will be fighting for your life. >> you are saying the numbers don't lie even though the narrative we are hearing is much different than immigrants are simply coming can here in search of a better life but some are but some aren't as you pointed out. thank you so much for your

time today. >> my pleasure. >> donald trump takes "the tonight show" by storm. >> are you ready are to the republican debate next week? [ laughter ] >> you he know, the truth is, i'm always ready it's going to be a big debate but i'm always ready. it's not just big. it's huge. >> she can run but she can't hide. a little girl scared of her own shadow. that girl and her mother join us live after the break. first we will check there they are. hey hey hey. check in with eric bolling for what's coming up on "cashin' in." >> hey "fox & friends." white house plan to take in 10,000 more syrian refugees, we debated the good, bad and ugly sides of this deal. and a very important wake up america. a common sense guide to why we should tear this iran nuclear deal up asap. it all goes down for real at

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i had ever seen anything like it. she wanted to go outside, so we went outside. and she saw her shadow and freaked out o. and at that time i didn't have my phone on. and as soon as i turned it on, of course, the episode was over. so then i thought okay, i'm going to have my phone ready, i know she is going to do this again. we walked around a little bit longer and sure enough she saw her shadow again. i hit record and i got it. >> unbelievable. so then you upload this thing to facebook which for those people who don't understand facebook views. videos like auto play on facebook. let's just run down the numbers. are you surprised by this? in 18 hours when you uploaded it you had how many views after you uploaded this thing? >> >> i have no idea. like 9 million or something like that. >> holy smokes. 9 million views. it went viral, of course. i think it was shared 343,000 times and, of course, when this was uploaded and right around 9/11 when people were sharing, of course, memories

of that horrible day in this country, people were saying in the comment threads oh we needed this levity on this date. what did that mean to you? >> that's impressive. it's all very shocking to me. i had no idea this was going to turn out like this. in fact, i didn't even want my husband to upload the video it facebook because, first of all, her hair wasn't done and she wasn't dressed appropriately. >> that's always the mother's concern. don't take a photo of my little girl her hair is a mess. she doesn't have a beret in her hair. >> right. >> i also understand people were telling you should upload this thing to youtube. they everywhere telling your husband to mike you should upload to youtube you become a revenue partner with youtube and make $20,000 of of this video because of the amount of views. are you going to do that? >> well, i uploaded it but i haven't made any money yet. >> well, we will see. i'm sure that this will continue to go viral on youtube as it has on 9 million views on facebook.

thank you so much for getting up early with us this morning. we appreciate it? >> no problem. >> i appreciate it. the shadow thing goes away when you turn like 16 or 17. donald trump showing off funny side on "the tonight show." >> how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. >> but how? [ laughter ] >> by doing it. it's t. just happens. >> trump's next stop, "fox & friends" at the top of the hour. he will be here in moments. plus, it's a scary possibility. could alzheimer's disease actually be be contagious? a neurologist joins us straight ahead. lease the 2015 gs 350 with complimentary navigation system for these terms. see your lexus dealer. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys

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emergency chute. what went wrong. the latest on the investigation. >> late night. watch. >> how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. [ laughter ] >> but how? >> by doing it. it just happens. [cheers and applause] just by doing it. >> and almost the same moment that was being filmed rick perry dropped out of the presidential race but not without taking a major jab at donald trump. he reacts live in just a moment. >> one daughter daughter but not his son because of the gender pay gap. does he very a point does he have a point? we report. you decide. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ having a party ♪ everybody's swinging

♪ dancing to the music >> we are having a party out at 48th and sixth. come down to the "fox & friends" plaza. fall is here but you can still enjoy the outdoors. beer and food ideas for your tailgate from active duty firefighters and firemen brew right there. >> you know the grill. it's football. >> you know the grill. >> i stole that. >> one terrible puns. you know the grill. we have donald trump joining us in mere moments. first, we want to get to some headlines. >> we want to start with this. a fox news alert. a special forces paratrooper found dead this morning after a special search in the wilderness. a team was running a parachuting drill over a stretch of woods when the unidentified soldier had to deploy his emergency parachute. the accident is now under investigation. and police are questioning a pepper of interest in the arizona highway shootings after the man allegedly bragged to husband friends about his involvement.

os core munoz is behind bars on unrelated marijuana charge. police are still trying to place the 19-year-old and his white chevy tahoe at the shooting scene. since august 29th, 11 vehicles have been hit by bullets or projectiles. officials believe there could be more than one suspect. surveillance video showing an tennis star. the officer suddenly runs up to him and grabs him and slams him to the ground to the ground. weighs mistaken for identity theft suspect. the mayor have both apologized for the misstaining. and a stunning upset at the u.s. open semi-finals as serena williams' pursuit to the grand slam comes to an end. >> she's done it. >> unseated italian beats a number one ranked player. she never won a set against williams in four previous

matches. what an upset. >> unbelievable. >> those are your head lines. >> thank you, anna. >> speaking of headlines, we have the man at the center of our political headlines this morning. donald trump on the phone right now to react. fresh off his appearance on "the tonight show." mr. trump, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you made some waves and it's always a tricky business when a politician goes on one of these late night shows that he can either go horribly wrong or horribly right. i think you might have hit a home run last night with this. let's take a look. >> wow, i look fantastic. [cheers and applause] >> no. we look fantastic. and i mean really fantastic. >> okay. interview time. question one. are you ready are for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready it's really going to be a big debate but i'm always ready.

>> it's not just big, it's huge. >> huge, huge, huge, huge, huge. >> huge. >> next question. [ laughter ] >> how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> right, right. but how? [ laughter ] >> by doing it. it just happens. [cheers and applause] >> just by doing it. >> so did they get your hair right, donald? did jimmy get the look down right? >> well, not bad and i will it will you he is a talented guy. is he a really fantastic person. but it is dangerous doing those shows. i just watched this now for the first time and i'm seeing oh, boy, that's a

little -- there is a little danger in those questions, right? >> how do you think it worked out? do you think he portrayed you well and do you think you won over voters last night? >> well, i hope. so i just -- you know, i want to do a great job for the people. i want to do a great job to get in there and show them what i can do because we need, as you know, this country is in big trouble between the i have to say now 19 trillion. you know, i have been saying 18 trillion. well now it's 19 trillion, and so many other problems. we are in deep trouble. so i hope whatever it takes i'm going to be able to do it because once i get there, i will do a great job. >> donald, you have one fewer competitor in the case governor rick perry was the first to exit the 2016 presidential race ending his second bid for the republican nomination. while he was giving his speech yesterday, he gave what appeared to be a stiff arm to you. let's take a listen and get your reaction. >> for me, the message has always been greater than the

man. the conservative movement has always been about principles. not about personalities. our nominee should embody those principles. or she must make the case for the cause of conservatism more than the cause of their own celebrity. >> and you say? >> well, you knew rick prior to his getting really nasty with me. he did get very nasty. i responded accordingly. but he is a really terrific guy, a terrific person. i was very surprised to see what took place, frankly. and i mean he gave a major speech in washington about me. i didn't know was i honored or insulted? i fully understand what he is saying e did say he or she so he is probably referring to carlie, not me.

he is a very nice man, and i'm sure he is going to have a fantastic future. he is just -- you nigh knew him so well and i was surprised that he became quite angry. anger is north a great thing. some people said i have a certain anger. i really don't think i have an anger. you just want to get the job done. >> you said some pretty terrible things to him about needing glasses to look smart and how he needed to take an iq test before getting on the debate stage. >> i know, anna. i understand that he hut me hard. what are you going to do? i just can't sit back and just listen to it when it's wrong. one of the questions last night i do ever apologize and i have no problem apologizing if you are wrong. but i was doing a nice job. i was going up really like a rocket in the polls. and all of a sudden he hit me. now you have this light weight guy from -- you know bobby jindal, a total light weight. he went out and gone viral now. is he all over the place trying to say nasty things. i don't think i have ever

met him. >> they are all using the same word in describing you. nativist. you are a nativist. that's a threat not simply to the republican party but to america. what does that word mean to you. >> i don't know. do you think they know what it means because i'm not sure they know what it means. i notice it has been used a few times but i'm not sure they know what it means. the truth is, i love this country, i want to do a great job for this country. i'm giving up a lot. a politician doesn't give up much when you get right down to it. it still takes courage. i respect anybody who run ares for this office because it takes courage. it doesn't take the kind of courage that it takes for me because i'm a nonpolitician. i have never done this before. i have never run before. i have thought about it a couple of times but i have never done it. i just took a deep breath and i went and i said okay we're going to do it. we have to. it's just gotten too bad. i'm very happy i did it i'm really happy when i see all of these polls. i'm leading in every single poll in every single state and nationally by tremendous

numbers. and i'm so honored. but i think the reason is people are fed up. they are fed up with incompetence and fed up with stupidity. that's what we have in this country. look at the iran deal. you take a look at that deal. i would love having a deal. but it's got to be a great deal not a horrible deal. increased the sanctions for about two days and they would have come to the table like a bunch of babies. but, instead, they get -- it's embarrassing to be even talking about that deal. that's just one of so many different things. it's very -- you know, one thing i bring up on occasion sergeant bergdahl he is a traitor. we get a traitor who, by the way we lost six lives trying to get him back, six lives killed, great young people, so we get a traitor, they get five people that they most wanted for a 10 year period and they are out there back on the battlefield killing people and probably trying to get us. so, i know, you know this is the way we deal such stupidity. that's what i'm doing,

that's what i'm here for to straighten it out. >> you are iowa the latest quinnipiac poll has flint firefighters union coming the field. ben carson talked about humility and fearing the lord and said that a part of who he is his faith and humility. fear the lord. he described you and said i don't get that impression from you. what did you think when you heard that? >> i thought it was a very nasty comment. i guess, you know, i am beating him very easily in the polls by the way. he is surging, he is surging. i'm surging more than he is and frankly on a nationwide basis, the area that he is closest is in iowa but the poll just came out that i'm leading with evangelicals. i'm leading with just about every group. i'm leading with african-americans. i'm leading with hispanics and women. they just want to see good things happen for the country. in all due respect to bebb, you know, in -- respect to

ben, i'm happy he said that he shouldn't be attacking anybody's faith. he doesn't know me. we met a couple times about two seconds. he doesn't know me or my faith. >> he questions your faith and you land on him with both feet you question not just his faith but also his ability as a physician and abortion enthusiast. you hit him hard. >> he was totally at a hospital major in two abortions. he was totally into it. all of a sudden he is this totally wonderful guy who has become very religious, et cetera, et cetera. i just don't think it's right when a man questions somebody's faith in particular when he knows nothing about me. i'm protestant. i'm presbyterian. i'm a believer. i believe very strongly. i believe very strongly in the bible. and, you know, have a man that doesn't know me question my faith. i thought it was inappropriate. yesterday or last night i heard he totally took it back and it was the form of an apology. that's a pretty nasty mr..

>> listen to his aright now. >> i think i did slip and that's why i apologized. i really should not have taken that baited. there is no reason ever to question anybody's faith. that's something between them and god, i just don't want to get into that at all. >> so he took it back so he won that. are you going to -- >> -- no, i didn't win that. look, you think he is a very nice man. of the times i met whim his ministry wife absolutely lovely. i was so surprised when i heard this. that was a couple of days ago who who what do we have here. so somehow woe get ready for battle. there is no gipper. believe me. >> will you stick around with us for the next block, donald? >> yes, i will, viewer. >> carly fiorina will beening mr. trump on the

debate stage next week. he will be here to react about those comments and faith coming up. >> plus, you know how makeup can impress the guys. i actually don't like make jump. >> yeah, i don't either. your lipstick says a lot about your personality. >> it does. >> we have more on that breaking story just ahead. >> i wear red lipstick. what does that say about me? [ male announcer ] to make sure people don't break john deere tractors on accident, we try to break john deere tractors on purpose.

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piece saying you are destroying the republican party. you would destroy america if you were president. they will do the best to take down your candidacy. how do you respond to that? >> i'm disappointed in mitt romney. he is the one that's leading that. he was a failure. i said it to anybody. it was an election that should have been won. the group headed up by him. i guess maybe he wants to get back in. he will never make it because he lost so badly. this is pure romney trying to get back in. if you look at the polls on veterans they are in favor of me. i'm the one that's going to straighten out the v.a. romney had an election that absolutely, i don't know what happened to him the final month but it was a disaster. and obama won an election that should have been won by the republicans. so, you know, he is probably sitting back saying oh, wow, look at this. look what's going on because we have a movement going on. the veterans are totally in supports of me. i have everybody, in fact, i'm the one that said cnn should pay the huge amount of money that he they're going to make. give it to the veterans. so i think that, you know, frankly, i'm sure that the veterans are going to be for me.

i know that mitt romney is trying to stir up a little trouble with veterans up there. that's, you know, sort of unfortunate. i like him. he is a nice man but unfortunately, he choked or something happened. and he didn't win an election that should have been won. >> next up, mr. trump, we want to hear about your game plan for the next g.o.p. debate. carly fiorina will be joining you on the stage. i saw the interview you did with cnn and when the host asked you the question about, i know she is a woman, i'm not supposed to say that but look at her face, is this a woman you really want as president? when he asked you that question you started attacking him as well about the ratings of his show being low. it seems as if any time anybody attacks you or even asks you a question that you seem to think is unfair, you do what some people would call bully them whether it's perry, bush, mccain, carson, you name it are we going to see more of that from donald trump on stage? is that you just saying what you mean and meaning what you say or are you being an bully. >> i think it's an attitude that our country needs. we get pushed around by

everybody. china is pushing us around. japan is selling millions and millions of cars. we sell them practically nothing by comparison. mexican is killing us at the border and killing us at trade. you go to brazil. i could name 50 countries where the same thing is hang. so that's part of the attitude. i think it's part of the reason why i'm so high in the polls because we have to push back. we have to make our country great again and we have to push back. i don't know what's going to happen in the debate. i was in favor of carlie getting up there because, frankly, a couple of people are up there and she has done better since the last debate. and i guess she is at 3% or something. she is higher than other people. i said she should be in the debate. i mean, she should be on that particular stage now we have 11 people. too much. how do you have 11 people? that's too many people. nevertheless that's what we have. i was actually in favor of carlie getting on stage as you know and i think she appreciated that. >> among the arguments we have been hearing the past few weeks the only thing that's going to stop donald trump is donald trump himself that there might be

something that you would step in. do you think about that in the back of your head? it's a long slog, these many, many months until the nomination process. do you worry about that? >> well it, is a long slog. and a, you know, you never know what's going to happen. but i have been somebody thats had had great victories in my life. i've been a person that's had tremendous success and i built a tremendous company. i have, you know, imagine if magnificent net worth, more than $10 billion net worth. i'm not saying that to brag about my net worth. i'm saying that this is what our country needs. we need this kind of mentality instead of losing 400 billion or $500 billion every year to china and $70 billion a year to japan and can i go country to country where they are sucking the money and jobs out of our country that you have somebody that has aptitude for this. i think that's what the country needs. >> donald trump, we will see you wednesday on the debate stage. they are going to go after you. >> i know. it's going to be really it's

going to be very interesting. i will be in the lion's den. i'm reading all about it they seem to really want to go after me and that's okay. >> unbelievable. thanks a lot for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, donald. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. we'll be right back. so you are greater than your allergies. flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything.

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developed the seed of alzheimer's. >> it suggests there is an ain't out -- agent that mize cause alzheimer's. >> seed called beta am aption aloid. al fatal but rare disease show this seed that could develop into alzheimer's disease in these patients. we do know that was caused by extractions of this growth hormone that they received as children. decades earlier for stunted growth. the question raises could alzheimer's, the protein be similar to the cjt protein. by no means is it contagious by contact or subway or living in close quarters with someone with alzheimer's. >> this is also from the study about the spread of alzheimer's that there would be some sort of abnormal protein that would be depositing around the brain, also recess stent --

resistant to sterilization. it can stick to surgical instruments according to this study as well. should would he be worried when we go to have surgery in a hospital. >> absolutely. so remember of the brains that were studied were patients who died of the disease. that protein is sticky and resistant to sterilization technique. we don't know enough about the beta amloid recess distant to sterilization. tell my patients whether you are going for minor or major procedure really research where you are going and make sure that sterilization technique, things like blood transfusions and so on are really under protocol. >> no more surgeries at -- no matter how cheap they are. >> dr. gupta, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> coming up on the show you just heard donald trump react to criticism from other g.o.p. contenders. what does governor mike huckabee think about all of that. he is here to react live

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the cops on a 13-year-old boy for kiss ago girl. >> how about in school suspension or a slap on the wrist. >> or just letting her smack him in the face. you wonder what she did? the old fashioned way. >> think about the reper us cushions of what this boy is having going have to deal with down the line from the trauma he has likely been through after being handcuffed? >> what about the girl here, let me just say. this if you are the father of that girl and a bunch of boys are scheming and gaming one boy run up to you and grab your daughter. >> get point but that's not -- at least that's not the side of the story we are hearing. i would like to hear that side of the story. what i heard second degree assault charges i thought he had groped this girl or something. >> we don't know. >> he kissed her. we do know that boys are considered very, very dangerous and men even more so by the victorian on onrities on the left. this and you wrote in en masse. rosemary said this:

>> james writes kiss my daughter without her permission and we will be calling the police, too. >> james is kind of on my side. no one should touch anyone in that manner without anyone's expressed permission. >> never mind calling the police a 13-year-old kisses my 12-year-old daughter at school and he needs to fear to her, quote, dad. >> if the girl had kissed a boy, then what would have happened? would she have been handcuffed too? >> military would -- hilarity may have ensued. the kid may have been scared, crying run away. >> get over it. get over it it, america. oh my gosh. >> one of my best friend's now husband marriage. you know he what jeremy, i don't know you very well. if you don't treat he heather right, i have a whole lot of guns in the house waiting on you. >> and meant it. >> let us know what you think about it "fox &

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it's our top political story today. rick perry calling it quits on the campaign trail, becoming the first candidate to drop out of the

republican primary race. watch. >> today, i'm suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. >> as long as we listen to the grass roots, listen to that cause of conservatism, if we do that, then our party will be in good hands. >> here to react, 2016 presidential candidate and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, it's great to see you this morning. perry who presided for more than a decade over amazing economic growth in texas serious guy has to drop out of the race because he can't raise any money and has any support in the polls. what lesson is there from this? what does this say about this season's presidential primary? >> it's a very crowded stage. it's very difficult to get attention. we are all trying to get a little bit of attention. and right now there is one candidate who is dominating everything. in terms of, you know, the media attention. and it's just very difficult. when one candidate gets 72% of all television time and

the other 16 share the last 28%, it's really tough to get contributions. it's tough to get your message out there. i was with rick perry yesterday. i spoke right after he did. so i had a chance to visit with him. look, rick perry is a great governor. he did a terrific job in texas. is he a good person. i have known him since he was land commissioner and i was lt. governor of arkansas. that's 25 years ago. so we have been friends a long time weep went toe iraq and afghanistan together to visit national guard troops that were stationed there. i want to say something about being a candidate for president, tucker. the only thing harder than making the very tough decision to get in the race is the decision to get out of the race and people don't understand that i really felt for him yesterday, i could see the anguish and just the pain of having to make that decision. and very few of us are in the club of people who have

run for president but to spend your life preparing and offering yourself to lead the country, it's a difficult thing to step in to the race, but i tell you, it is more difficult to step out of it. and he did it with class. he did it with great sense of grace. and my hat's off to hum and i hope he and anita enjoy some good time together. >> you put your wholeself out there when you run for president. you have worked in politics for a long time and television for a long time. you said one candidate is getting the overwhelming majority of the media attention. why is that? >> you tell me. i don't know. i know it's entertaining. and i know that, you know u ratings go up and ratings mean money but we are talking about the presidency of the united states. we are talking about who is going to lead this country. who is going to go out there and find a way to really bring jobs, bring security i think that frankly there are a lot of candidates on that stage who have the ability to express very specifically what they would do to bring

leadership to america and we need to hear from all of them and this is a very critical time in americans' history. we just saw an iranian deal get made that is dangerous to whether or not my grandchildren are going to live it's that serious. we can't look at this as how entertaining it is. we need to look at this is will this great republic of ours survive another generation? >> we think you are an important voice in this contest, governor. i hope you will come back and join us again. >> i look forward to it. >> many times. >> thanks. >> governor huckabee joining us live this morning. a personal of interest in custody in the phoenix freeway shooting. judge says this is good news and bad news. he will explain why in a second. a farm creates a giant corn maze in chris keil's honor. we will show it to you. the owner joins us live next. ♪ american soldier

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welcome back. american sniper chris kyle's legacy will live on forever. one business owner chose a unique way to honor him. >> in a salute to america's heroes, a corn maize was built in ohio. three miles of trail and it took only eight hours. joining us is the owner of corn dogs, missy. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you. >> you have a pumpkin patch, you have a petting zoo, a corn cannon that will blast an ear of

corn 100 yards but definitely the highlight is chris kyle and the corn maize. where did you get the idea to do this? >> well, this year one of our -- every year we try to do something a little personal for us. and this year is our most personal maze. so we decided to do -- i wanted to do something patriotic because of everything that's going on in our world, i felt like we needed to honor the military and do something patriotic. so it hit me one day that chris kyle was the way to go. >> that's amazing to look at. we're looking at some aerial pictures of the corn maze, which is amazing. the tech guy in me is so curious how you pulled this off. explain how this works with the tractor and gps. walk me through this. >> well, what we do is we contract with a company maze play is the name of it. and it takes them about 48 hours. i send them an idea. i just call them up and i'm hike this is what we want to do this year and they will -- it takes

them about 48 hours to design it. they have a special software that designs it. then they down load it to a gps and literally they just come out and plow exactly where the gps tells them to plow. it takes them six to eight hours to do it. it really -- they've gotten it down to a science. it doesn't look as hard as i'm sure it is. >> how hard is it to get through it for the folks who come out and try to go from the beginning to the end and give us some examples of who you've had in previous years etched in corn. >> yeah. it takes about an hour to get through. if you follow the map correctly it takes about an hour to get through. if you don't, if you don't want the map, it could take you several hours to get through. but in the past last year we had florida georgia line because one of the members is from monroe, which is about five minutes from the maze. the year before that we did

uncle cy from "duck dynasty." >> got stuck in hi beard for a couple hours? >> several people. and the year before that we did chipper jones, his retirement year from the atlanta braves so we're big atlanta braves fans so that's what we did. >> you're planning to do something with some of the money, is that right, from the chris kyle corn maze? >> yes, sir. actually, we've contacted the frog foundation, his foundation, to see how we could partner with them. we're willing to partner with quite a few if we can get in touch with them and see exactly how we can partner with them. we haven't pinpoint those details yet, but we definitely want to work with a few of them and give back. >> still early in the corn maze season right now. >> that's right. that's right. >> great seeing you this morning. nice work. really fascinating. >> thanks. >> you're making me want to go down south. >> thank you. here's what's coming up on "fox & friends" weekend.

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good morning. today is saturday, the 12th of cement. i'm anna kooiman. this is a "fox news alert." and then there were 16. governor rick perry is the first to bow out of the crowded gop field. what new polls suggest about who could be next. he's serious about running for president, but trump is also serious about late-night television. watch this. >> how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. >> but how? >> by doing it. it just happens. >> by doing it. we'll show you what donald trump did last night on "the tonight show." it is true, things get done when you just do them. ever feel like you're being

followed? [ crying ] >> that shadow is stuck to her and will not leave her. she can't get away from it. a little girl terrified of her own shadow. you'll hear from that girl and her mother. "fox & friends" hour sfour begins right now. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ain't no valley low enough ♪ >> two very well groomed men. >> about to be more groomed. >> everything is sexist. >> and also very sexy. this is a new story, men only barbershop has been hammered and fined by the gocht for not cutting a woman's hair. despite the fine and backlash he

says he will not pay the charge should he have to. is he a rule breaker or a civil rights hero? >> we have to get him on the show. >> camp ground and rock climbing. >> fall is the best time to go camping and rv'ing and rock climbing. we've got mt. everest on the plaza this morning. we begin first with a "fox news alert." former texas governor rick perry becomes the first republican to end his run for the white house yesterday. >> the campaign is struggling the last couple months. >> kristin fisher has the details. >> reporter: so it begins, the whittling down of this huge republican field. it had to happen sometime. i think a lot of people are surprised that rick perry was the first go. he's the longest serving governor in the history of texas. he'd never lost a race before he started running for president. but you can't run a presidential campaign without cash, and that's what happened here. in recent weeks money was so tight that perry stopped paying

his debts, many top advisers left for other campaigns and he was way down in the poll. the signs were there but he made it official last night in a speech in st. louis. >> i'm suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. we have a tremendous field of candidates. probably the great eest group o men and women. i step aside knowing our party's in good hands as long as we listen to the grassroots, listen to that cause of conservativism. >> one of perry's communications advisers told us finances are never simple when you're dealing with 17 quality candidates in just one race. so at the end of the day, like most things in politics, this all came down to money. tucker, anna, and clayton, back to you. >> kristin fisher live in d.c. >> like dwight d. eisenhower upon his farewell address at the white house saying beware the military industrial complex. rick perry yesterday issuing a

warning to -- beware of the trump media complex. listen to this. >> the answer to a president nominated with soaring rhetoric and no record is not what we need to be doing either. we do not need to nominate a candidate who speaks louder than his record. my second warning is this. we cannot indulge nativist appeals that divide the nation further. the answer to our current divider in chief is not to elect a republican divider in chief. >> trump has so dominated this race, that rick perry so smart to talk about it, gives a speech about donald trump. >> maybe because he really cares about the republican party and feels that donald trump is somebody that needs to be stopped. and we're starting to see that.

>> i'm not quite sure of the motives at all. >> from pundits, that there's this concerted effort to try to take down donald trump. >> you have to feel bad. it's easy for people in the media to look at these guys as, you know, i don't know robots somehow. they're human beings. you look up at him giving this speech and you have to think, wow, what must have been going on in his family, behind the scenes when you know that the money isn't there anymore and you're having to pay your volunteers. i mean, you know, it just takes a little bit of empathy for a moment. donald trump says he thinks of him as a good guy. >> we talked to donald trump earlier on the show. he said i think rick perry is a good guy but i couldn't understand him getting so angry towards the end. listen to him. >> i knew rick prior to his getting really nasty with me. he di get very nasty. and, you know, i responded accordingly. but he is a really terrific guy, a terrific person. i was very surprised to see what took place, frankly, and, i mean, he gave a major speech in washington about me, and i

didn't know whether to be honored or was i insulted. but i fully understand what he isseiing. he did say he or she, so he's probably referring to carly, not me. i know him so well that i was surprised that he became quite angry. and, you know, anger is not a great thing. >> he's not alone. i mean, the other republican candidates, a lot of them are being eaten up by frustration. they think they have messages worth hearing. they obviously want to raise more money, ascend in the polls, and this race is so completely dominated by this one guy that it's driving some of them insane. i understand why. i'm not criticizing them at all. >> when donald trump says things about rick perry, wearing glasses to try to look smarter, needs an iq test before he gets up on the primary debate stage or says if you're having trouble sleeping i'll prescribe governor jeb bush. these are things that are personal attacks so you can understand why governor perry did get angry at the end. but it's sensational and hard to look away from. >> it is an entertainment-driven

society these days, let's be honest. the most entertaining is getting the most attention. donald trump last night on "the tonight show" put in a pretty entertaining performance with jimmy fallon. watch this. >> okay. interview time. question one. are you ready for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is i'm always ready. it's really going to be a big debate, but i'm always ready. it's not just big -- >> it's huge! huge, huge, huge, huge! huge. next question. how are you going to create jobs in this country? >> i'm just going to do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> right, but how?

>> by doing it. just by doing it. >> how am i going to get mexico to build the wall? >> easy. >> i'll challenge them to the biggest game of jenga ever. i'll make them set up the board. and then when we finish i'll say, i don't want to play anymore. >> he has the mannerisms down. >> it's not just that trump's getting all the attention, he's forcing them to address immigration and trade, two issues they had no interest in talking about, this election wasn't going to be about those issues, and trump has made it about those issues and they resent that. >> in the va, too, he brought it up. on to other stories making headlines. in a "fox news alert," after a desperate search in the washington wilderness, a teen from joint base was running a chuting drill over a stretch of woods when the unidentified soldier had to deploy his

emergency parachute. the accident now under investigation. also this morning, the director of the national intelligence could be involved in the growing scandal involving altered reports on isis. defense analysts are claiming their work has been changed to make the terror group seem weaker. now "the guardian" is reporting that spy chief james clapper has been in frequent contact with the military intelligence officer. the paper saying clapper is not accused of manipulating the reports but calls his actions unusual and says they could influence an investigation. and ready for round two. kentucky clerk vim davis asking for another delay in issuing same-sex marriage licenses. davis was thrown in jail after refusing to grant the licenses. the federal judge then expanded the order to issue licenses to include all couples. davis' attorney now claimed they were not notified of the expansion and says her office should not be required to issue licenses to any more couples when davis comes to work on monday. and how's this for a thrill ride? we're getting our first look at

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hello, friends. good morning. drivers in phoenix are on edge after a string of 11 freeway shootings. >> police questioning a person of interest, but does that mean the residents can breathe a sigh of relief? joining us now former dade county circuit judge alex ferrer. great to see you this morning. >> great to be here. >> they have a person of interest in this case. >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> not much. perps is a term in law enforcement really means nothing, something cop tell the journali iis iist they want to what's going on with the investigation. >> not a legal thing. >> no. remember the days of the olympics, that bombing they blamed on the security guard. they called him a suspect,

really destroyed his life. turned out he wasn't the one involved at all. he ended up suing and getting quite a bit of money from networks and the police department, the fbi. from that point on they hesitated to call anybody a suspect unless they had evidence that points to the person. now they call a person a person of interest. if i were killed tomorrow my wife would be a person of interest just because naturally you speak to the people who would be logical to speak to. but it doesn't mean a lot. and it doesn't mean a lot for another reason, which is now police think that there's more than one shooter. there's been some shootings with bullets and pellet guns or b.b. guns. they're thinking there's a copycat or somebody else doing the same thing. >> from your experience, i mean, what a sick, twisted thing to do. but do you think this is something that people are doing together and they're deciding to plan -- you know, conspiring together, or is this a copycat situation and we might even see more? >> i don't know, but i would tend to doubt it. if they were doing it together, they'd probably be sharing guns

or not using a pellet gun and a regular gun, but it's certainly possible. we have another problem now, which is now civilians are arming themselves and going out there and trying to catch the perp. now you've added another dimension the police have to worry about because they find somebody in the area with a gun and it turns out to be somebody who is looking for casings, you know, they've stopped people now, a group called bolt force or something like that, a civilian group. and they're basically going out there and trying to take the law into their own hands, which is very dangerous, because as much as i appreciate extra eyes, you know, when you run the risk that they end up shooting somebody. you know, police are trained in shoot/don't shoot scenarios and they make mistakes. you put a civilian out there and you could end up with an innocent person killed. >> this is different than the d.c. sniper shootings, of course. >> of course. >> brutal murders. what kind of prison sentence would these people be looking at? they don't have any -- the shootings are different. they're much, much different. >> certainly it appears they're

not intending to shoot people because they've shot 11 times and only hit vehicles. regardless, you're aiming at a moving vehicle. the chances of hitting somebody or god forbid that person freaking out and swefb into a car and killing somebody, you get charged with second-degree murder in arizona and get up to life in prison. this is not a game. lit lead to a tragedy if it continues. they are face substantial prison time. even if they don't kill somebody, shooting into a moving vehicle land you prison time. it's serious. >> as it should. thanks for coming on. >> always good to be here. coming up, could hillary clinton inspire change like pope francis? director and left-wing activist michael moore says yes. his reason is straight ahead. plus, a barber is fined for not cutting a woman's hair in a men's only shop. he says he will pay and not change. that barber is on our plaza right now. he joins us next. we always were told we were german.

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quick look at your headlines. filmmaker and heavy set lunatic michael moore has compared hillary clinton to the pope. he said it's possible for her to have a pope francis moment if she becomes president. he says he expects great things from her, but that's not an endorsement. the university of california considering a proposal that would give the students the right not to be confidence offended. the resolution says everyone has the right to study, teach, conduct research and work free from acts and expresses of intolerance. the resolution which itself is deeply intolerant will be discussed in a meeting next

week. clayton? thanks, tucker. a barbershop under fire for refusing to cut a woman's hair. and now the shop owner has to pay up. >> despite the backlash, john says he will pay the $750 but refuses to change. should he have to? joining us is john himself. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> it's a men's only barbershop. >> absolutely. >> it's not that you don't want women in there. you just cater to men. >> we have nothing against women. >> what happened to this woman when she came in to get her hair cut? >> we use an online system. she came in, booked online, when she arrived we realized she was a woman, we apologized for not being able to service her and we offered to send her to another place, a friend of ours down the street, a nice salon, and offered to pay for it. she didn't like that and screamed and left and that was it. >> you offer cocktails, bourbon and beer while you're there. for women, it might be my mow sas and white wine. >> right. >> my girlfriends would probably

enjoy. do you think maybe she should find a place like that to go instead? >> i think so. that's my opinion, yeah. i even want to build one of those one of these days so maybe down the line she can come there. >> you say you'll pay the $750, is that admitting you were wrong? >> i feel it is, that's why i want to appeal. but i am going to pay the fine and see what happens after that. >> the state ended up sending you this fine, right? >> that's correct. that's why i started -- i have a website, barberstandup.com for donations to take on the state, which ain't going to be cheap. >> legal fines right now as well. what did she say when you told her we think you'd be better off going to somebody who helps out women? >> she was irate. left very quickly. a quick thing, in and out, ten seconds. >> kind of like going into victoria's secret assuming i bell able to find men's

underwear. guy into victoria's secret for other reasons. >> yes. for your wife, i hope. has she been back and forth with you trying to resolve this matter at snaul. >> no. i messaged her one time, sort of apologizing. i didn't want to have her name in the paper. they did that any way. i don't want to cause her any grief. i don't know this lady. she was a customer and we try to make sure everybody feels good. i reached out to apologize, she responded but wasn't happy. >> you can see where she's coming from. she thinks she's standing up for women's rights maybe like there are mens only clubs and things. was she just trying to pick a fight with you or stand up for -- >> i can't speak for her. i have no idea. it certainly feels that way, you know what i mean? she's a cosmetologist herself so she certainly knows -- >> what was the name of your website again? >> barber stands up. >> do you mind if i learn how to

cut some hair on tf sn. >> absolutely not. >> give me some scissors. you i don't mind, right? >> not at all. >> you got a ray? >> tucker, back in to you. he helped america win world war ii. now this veteran can't get back into the united states because of immigration laws. everyone else breaks them. he doesn't. his son says the worst thing they ever did was tell the truth to immigration authorities. you'll hear from that family coming up. then it's an age-old debate. can women really have it all? >> at night, i, like women all around the world, do the list. emily's birthday party scene, pirates, pop stars, paper towels, toothpaste. >> your e-mails coming up.

♪ playing my song you know i'm going to be okay ♪ >> you borrowed my ipod again to listen to miley cyrus. we have a rock wall we'll be climbing. it's fall. we're showing you fun stuff you can do to hang on to those last moments of summer before ana wi climbing it.

>> i'm going to become like a wrecking ball. true miley cyrus. >> i'll watch you do it. a question this morning in a new article that's out. remember the article back in 2012 in "the atlantic," why women still can't have it all? >> the obama administration foreign policy woman wrote this piece. pretty provocative, got a lot of people talking about it. her husband wrote a follow-up piece, her husband, andrew, say, "ann-marie was actively involved with our boys, taking responsibility for specific chunks of their lives. she was and is emotionally close to both sons. but none of this is lead parenting. lead parenting has been on the front lines of everyday life." the question this morning is can women truly have it all? >> lead parent, that's making sure kids go to bed on time, lunches packed, homework done, going to all the baseball games, things like that. she was saying in her earlier piece in the atlantic that one of the biggest issues with

working women trying to be moms, too, is that it costs a lot just for simply having child care, right? and having a housekeeper do the things that mom is supposed to be doing unless you have a husband who will help you out. >> yeah. it's expensive to hire other people to do things for you, no doubt about that. i just think this whole debate is based on a lie that it's even possible to have everything. everything is a tradeoff. by the way, men can't have it all either so, they don't complain about it, but it's true. you want to have a successful career, you give up a ton. i don't know. >> not to be all esoteric but i think we need to define what does it mean to have it all? we're so caught up in materialism and money and this and that when frankly if these people actually looked in the mirror and got real with themselves they might realize that they have it all right now. so all of these other things that they're trying to accumulate and acquire, yeah, maybe you can't have all of those things but you have a

great -- >> rich people complain a lot. i just noticed that. >> it's true. >> why can't you just pick and choose? maybe you prioritize a little different and you have a smaller house and a smaller car and then you can pay for a housekeeper and pay for child care while you climb that ladder. or if you're a woman, you wait a little longer to have children until you've established yourself a little more in your career and you're more confident your botsz trusts you a little more and you've worked your way up to have worker bees under you. >> you make your choice. to whine about it seems confusing. nancy writes a mother put best interest of her children first. whether that is income or stay at home. stacy writes i had to choose between going back to school and taking care of my children. i chose my kids. you can have it all but not in reality. >> also on facebook, christopher says i've been a stay at home dad for 3 1/2 years and i wouldn't trade it for the world. i get to snuggle with my babies

every morning while watching fox news. best years of my life. >> good for you, christopher and two career families work well when there's plenty of money. it is terribly hard when just getting by. >> as for waiting longer, the problem with women is productively, biologically, we can't fight what the good lord gave us. >> you haven't been watching television. biology is not real! >> right. >> it's a social construct. >> the upper east side in new york, you can have babies when you're 90 years old. >> reality is no barrier. >> we have some other stories we're following. this is making headlines. two people including a hollywood pilot were killed when their small plane crashed in the mountains. the crew was working on a new film when they ran into bad weather. a third man on board was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. tom cruise but not on the plane

at the time. he helped us to win world war ii, but an 89-year-old veteran is banned to coming to america for the next ten years. he overstayed his visa when his wife fell ill during a visit in 2005 when he tried to come back stateside, he was told that visa violation was keeping him out. robert and his fiancee mary bradley joined us earlier to talk about their struggle. >> we had letters from his physician here in the united states saying he couldn't live on his own. he is a diabetic and he needed care. the embassy they didn't want to hear that, didn't want to hear why he overstayed the visa. >> the couple has been in contact with their state senators to try and get this issue resolved. a hero's welcome home for three men who took down a terrorist on a european train. thousands lined the streets in sacramento for the hometown

hero's parade and rally honoring the three men for their actions. the trio says the and sup has been overwhelming. >> when i flew into newark airport, first time getting stateside, there was about 200 or 300 police officers there. and that was, like, the most touching experience i've ever had. >> a little girl was asking me if i could fly and things like that and that really made me melt. and i was, like, oh my gosh, we're these kids' heroes right now. >> sacramento officials also giving the hero askey to the city. do you ever feel like you're being followed? [ screaming ] one little girl absolutely terrified after discovering her shad shadow. the 15-month-old was so scared she tried to outrun it. earlier she and her mother joined us to talk about the video, which has gone viral. >> it's all very shocking to me.

i had no idea this was going to turn out like this. in fact, i didn't even want my husband to upload the video to facebook because, first of all, her hair wasn't done and she wasn't dressed appropriately. >> we think she was adorable. so did 18 million other people. they have 18 million views on facebook. >> that is the concern of a mom. not a picture of her. i don't have abar rhett in her harriet. is that yedi on top of mt. everest? it's a reich meuth. >> listen, i can tell you this is way too tough for you, clay. >> i'm out. i'm not even changing. >> and ana, just get ready. an inflatable rock wall is not nearly as easy as a stable rock wall but it's pretty fun. we'll see if we can do the weather from here. take a look at the maps. tonight, get ready for some very cool temperatures. in fact, look at that. it's going to feel like fall. clayton will be getting his pumpkin spice latte overnight

into tomorrow morning. but today the front moving across parts of the northeast into the mid-atlantic, parts of west virginia. we'll be seeing quite a bit of rain throughout the day today, kind of a gloomy one. same goes down across parts of georgia, florida, into the carolinas as that front staggers there. behind that is that fresher air. into the northern plains we have got a very spectacular fall-like day. temps for most into the 50s and 60s. back across the high plains a little warmer for the day today. finally out across the west, another warm one across southern california. today's the last day. we cool down a little bit by tomorrow. all right, guys. that's it. ana, i think you're getting your climbing feet on. >> i was going to say i don't think al roker would ever be able to do what our rick reichmuth can do. >> you don't think roker can pull it off? up next, the obama administration will allow thousands of syrian refugees, at least 10,000, into this country next year. how is this good for america?

joining us next is senator lindsey graham. he says he ought to allow more to come into this country. he and john mccain will join us live next. first, summer may be going away. but we've got a campground on the plaza and we'll tell you why now is the best time to rent an rv. >> first neil cavuto has a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom" business block. neil? >> who says the fight is over sn is there a free-market fix to the raup deal down? and one thing republican candidates actually agree on that could get our economy moving. and look who is teaming up to send the minimum wage up, maybe way up?

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he's informed his team he would hike them to accept -- at least make preparations to accept at least 10,000 syrian refugees. the top priority when evaluating these kind of policy options is the safety and security of the united states and our citizens. >> international groups are calling for the u.s. to up that number from 10,000 to at least 65,000 syrian refugees by the end of next year. is allowing any refugees at all into this country in the best interests of america? joining us now, senator lindsey graham of south carolina, also a republican presidential hopeful as well as senate armed services committee chairman john mccain. welcome to you both. senator mccain, first you. it sounds like the overwhelming majority of these refugees, at least the ones fleeing syria, are men, probably a lot of them are combatants. that makes sense. why is it in the interest of americans to have them come here? >> well, we have always welcomed refugees under certain circumstances, but, tucker, you

raised the salient question here is you've got to know who these people are. they have to be screened. they have to be carefully examined before they would have any chance of entering the united states. if i were mr. mabaghdadi, i mig be sending a few of my recruits as grefugees to be able to come to the united states. so before we do anything, i want to be sure there is a process that makes sure that they are not going to be people that endanger the country. >> right. >> one other point, tucker? >> yes. >> this is the result of a failure of leadership. this is the result of a failure of a feckless foreign policy that has caused the greatest humanitarian crisis since the end of world war ii. i want the problem solved, and that means destroying isis. that means unseating bashar assad, and that means getting a foreign policy and a strategy that will defeat the cause of this problem. >> right. that makes absolute sense.

senator graham, the u.s. has let in more refugees than any other country over the past 100 years. you're an american whose kids go to school and it's not that good and you already pay too much taxes, how will allowing refugees in improve your life? why should you be in favor of that? >> well, we're americans. we've taken 2,000 syrian refugees. 230,000 people have been killed in syria. women are being gang-raped by the thousands. so i would like to think that america is a special place, that americans have welcomed people in the past who have been fleeing oppression. go read what's on the statute of liberty. i want to balance our against -- our national security against our security. go read what's on statue of liberty. i want to do one thing, destroy isil. president obama's plans to destroy i sell are not working. nobody on our side has a plan

either. if i'm president of the united states, we're going to send more ground troops into iraq, we're going get a regional army up and go into syria with it, about 8,000 or 10,000 of us, and we're going to destroy the caliphate and push assad out to stop this. the you c tucker, the worst is yet to come if we don't do this. >> when you read stories about law enforcement in, say, minneapolis having to deal with people joining isis, that's a result of our refugee resettlement policy. you don't worry about that happening again or to a greater degree? >> i worry a great deal. i worry enormously. has i said, i want to make sure that anybody who comes into this country from anywhere under any circumstances but particularly this group of refugees, i think we should have a debate and discussion in the congress, not an arbitrary decision by president obama, i'm not for letting -- leashing a flood of refugees in this country.

don't get us wrong here, tucker. let's not misportray what either -- especially what i'm saying. i'm saying there are some refugees i think we could take into this country as we did after the vietnam war, as we have in places. but they have to be sure that they are not a threat to the united states of america. now, what has happened is people have been -- have been recruited and radicalized by the internet. you're talking about two different problems here, my friend. >> yes. all right. >> i'm not going to turn my back on this problem. i'm not going to turn my back on the source of the problem, which is a failed policy of barack obama. >> gentlemen, thanks for join us this morning. i appreciate it. senators graham and mccain. >> thank you. >> thank you, tucker. up next, the great outdoors comes to our plaza. rock climbing. ana's going to do it. probably rick too. unbelievable. don't miss that. plus fall camping. turn away at your peril.

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hey, everybody. happy sat. victoria's secret model candace takes a hard fall while walking the runway at the da vinci fashion show in new york. she says she is okay and only got a few scratches on her knees. and kyle shwarmer hits his second home run last night against the phillies he begins running and wipes out, oh, no, first base. the cubs sweep the phillies in yesterday's double-header. clayton and tucker? >> fall is here and the summer months have ended, but don't think that means you have to spend all your time indoors. >> no.

turns out fall is the best for camping not just the most beautiful but the best time to be outside. >> it could also save you some money because you think you spemd more money early in the spring getting ready for season. jaime clark is a writer and the publisher of macaroni kids, one of the top family-focused websites in the united states. nice to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me here. >> all right. so we're talking about some rv'ing today. what do we have behind me? >> this is a great way for families to get started with camping. this is a pop-up. so it opens up really nice inside. it can sleep six, so great for a family. the idea is you can close it down. >> so this is something you tow. you don't drive it. >> you tow this. >> how hard is it to drive with one of these? >> not hard at all. >> really? >> even i can do it. it's not hard. super comfortable. >> there's a bed in that back. what do you call that area? >> the love nest. >> there's one there and one

there. your kid are going to love this. kids love sleeping in spaces like that, so this is going to really entice your kids. this is going to make it really fun for your kid. >> what do these cost? >> they i think started a like $15,000, but i think this model and i think you can get them for like $6,000. >> cheaper than college. >> so you'll get your kids outside, putting their phones down, having fun. that's what you want to do. >> let's come over here near the fire. tell me about this one. this looks like a throwback style. >> yeah. this is called an rpod. same idea. just nice and spacious inside. lots of sleeping room. all the comforts, bathroom. >> i can stand in here. unbelievable. >> say you wanted to go rock climbing but you're in midtown manhattan where there are no mountains. >> you're super lucky because i think -- >> you would get me an inflatable mountain and put it on the plaza. we have done that. ana and rick are about to summit

mt. fox over here. >> that is our plan. i grew up in arizona. my family loves to hike. i have a brother who's an incredible rock climber. fall is a great season to go climbing because of the foliage and cooler weather. this makes a lot of sense. >> we wouldn't be able to do this in the middle of midtown manhattan without our next guest. this is dino from magical productions. thanks for being with us. you, too, can have a mountain in your backyard, right? >> i didn't ever think this was something you could put in your backyard for a party. >> absolutely. 25 x 25 area, good to go. everyone loves to climb a mountain because they to challenge. >> you can do this for your kids to be up here. >> teach them, they'll have a harness. >> it's a lot more fun than a bounce house, or at least a lot more original. >> ready, begin. >> climbing. climb on. okay.

>> so this is a little different than a rock that is solid and stable. >> oh, yeah. >> stay close to the wall now. doing good. i think we're ahead on this side. >> blowing you away, buddy. >> oh! >> rick's pulling the mountain down. come on. >> i didn't realize this was a race. >> is that it? >> we'll be right back. ana has reached the summit.

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. go rv'ing with imagine cal productions. >> ana won the last round of summiting.

you thought today's show was amazing and a little weird? wait till tomorrow. >> it will be more weird and awesome. perfect tailgating meals tomorrow on "fox & friends." go, ana! the fight may not be over for those iranian sanctions. one gop presidential candidate says our president is breaking the law. so private companies should not lift one sanction. >> any bank that listens to this president releases billions to an international terrorist like the ayatollah khomeini will face billions of dollars in civil liability and litigation. >> some here agreed. all sanctions in place no matter what. are they right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." here are our bulls and bears