thanks so much for watching. "fox and friends" starts right now. see ya. good morning. it's wednesday, september 16th, 2015. i am elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. we're back, america. the chilling new video from isis just released vowing to kill americans on u.s. soil. meanwhile, round two. we're live in california as the republican candidates prepare to go head to head tonight and donald trump is just warming up. >> people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians and disgusted with the people giving our country away. >> and guess who just came out swinging against him? why joe biden is on the attack. we'll tell you more. an escape artist promoting chris angel's show nearly drowns to death in front of hundreds

when he can't escape in his own stunt. how he got out alive. "fox and friends," we believe, according to reports, starts now. ♪ take a look. there he is. the front-runner of the republican side. i'm talking about the blond man there, donald trump. along with brian kilmeade. not wearing what is benjamin franklin. >> why not? >> the celebrity stroll started. we're going to have a flashback to the great moments on the streets of new york city. we engaged with the donald for half an hour. >> a lot of people watched that and said donald trump reached his venus, his peak in his billionaire career and all of a sudden he tries to trump himself. >> i remember you came back and said so many people of all kinds wanted to come up to him and get a glimpse or say hello.

>> none of them rich. everyday people. the garbage truck guy. the mail guy. we had the people from the maybelline place. can i just take a picture with you? >> wait a minute. there's a maybelline place? >> if you want eye shadow at a discount rate, they use you to test. >> if you love that stroll, we'll show you. if you missed it, we'll bring it to you at the bottom of this hour. >> in the meantime, the competition is heating up hours before the highly anticipated second republican debate. republican rivals are looking to break out and steal the thunder from the trumpster. can they do it? they haven't been able to before. john roberts is live in simi valley. john, whisper because everybody else is sleeping. >> not everybody here, brian. there's a lot of action here already. good morning, brian, steve and elisabeth. one thing with donald trump, every time people think he peaks, he peaks a little bit more. people are expecting a lot of

confrontation at the reagan library tonight. one candidate told me that the way the host network is setting it up, like a rumble at the library. one of the interesting things to watch will be the dynamic between trump and fiorina. after his recent comments about her face, many think she'll take it directly to the donald. appearing with megyn kelly, she played down the rivalry. >> honestly, donald trump says all kinds of things. i don't really worry about what he says. i'm out there talking with voters every day. this isn't entertainment, although it's very entertaining to many people. these are actually serious times. >> fiorina needs a big night tonight, as does rand paul, lagging in the polls. he's expected to hit trump directly. pressing the theme as he did with megyn kelly last night that trump is not a real conservative.

>> donald trump was for stimulus plan. government stimulus plan. no conservative in america was for it. he was for obama care. no cons tich in america was for that either. the biggest thing i think really shows who donald trump is, when you look at private property rights, the conservative club for growth, the action fund picked up on that. a million dollar ad buy in iowa saying that trump supports eminent dough nan. that he's not a real conservative. they say he's the worst person on the republican side when it comes to economic principles. now it nerterms of of the polls donald trump still out in front. 27%. look at ben carson, hugely, from 6% to 23%. bush, bad news for him. down by half. now 6% from 13. folks? >> john roberts live in simi valley, california, where at 3:04 in the morning.

john, thanks so much. >> in that harbor, donald stood aboard the u.s. s. iowa. the entire fleet of ships, set out with the -- our liberty, a ship that he was on had the nickname called the big stick. known for the big guns. you see them 9 foot by 16. right there. >> actually, by its massive power and sleekness is what this entire fleet was known for. appropriately so. donald trump had a big stick when it came to i am grapgs and taking care of veterans and his message was this. >> we're going to make our military so big and so strong and so great, it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us. that i can tell you. we'll make our country so great. we're going to make it strong. we are going to make it powerful. we are going to take care of our veterans. we have many problems in our

country. one of them is immigration. there's tremendous crime. there's tremendous drugs pouring across the border. tremendous, beyond going to chicago, going to new york, going to l.a. we have illegal immigrants that are treated better by far than our veterans. people are not silent. they're disgusted with incompetent politicians. they're disgusted with the people that are giving our country . this is a movement, we're going to make our country great again. believe me, we will make our country great again. >> that is rhetoric. we know those are slogans and that's his motivation. what i think he's capable of doing and i fully expect after the detailed expect, i would love to see him with the money in the va system, which i hear is plenty and hear his systems for gutting and weaving out and getting rid of those waiting rooms, the wait times and making it more efficient. a restructuring of the program,

a location, ability to go on their own, all the things discussed and debated here, that has to be the next step. another reason to watch tonight and another reason why a lot has to be done, this is the most telling. "the new york times" did a poland asked people have you made up their mind. 36% said it's too early: there's hope for the bottom half. >> something he did yesterday in his 15-minute speech on the iowa, he prepared a proposed a medicare-like system to expedite vets care. something else he did, he pledged he would never refer to the ayatollah as iran's supreme leader. not going to call him supreme leader. also in attendance were hundreds of veterans for a strong america. that vet group actually endorsed him there on the deck of the iowa. meanwhile, about a block away were some immigrants rights protesters. they were boo'ing, therm trying to shout him down. they booed during the pledge.

>> called him a rapist. >> they did. that kind of ties into the next talking point we're going to chat about regarding immigration and joe biden. we'd like to remind you, what you'd like to see from the candidates tonight on the debate. e-mail uggs friends at fox news.com. even though it's on another network. we have the post game show at 11:00 p.m. tonight with bill o'reilly followed by megyn and sean. watch all night long. >> superb coverage coming your way tonight. joe biden, elisabeth as you know, last week he was talking about how he is considering running. emotional interview with stephen colbert. yesterday in front of the hispanic heritage group, he decided to make them feel better about themselves, because he believes there's one guy on the right who wants to clamp down on illegal immigration and he doesn't want them to feel bad about america.

here's joe biden sounding very much like a candidate. >> folks, i don't want anybody to be down right now about what's going on in the republican party. i mean this sincerely now. i'm being deadly earnest about this. i want you to remember, notwithstanding the fact there's one guy absolutely denigrating an entire group of people, appealing to the baser side of human nature, working on this notion of zen phobia in a way that hasn't occurred in a long time. >> calling donald trump's message a sick one and it's a phobia. he spoke with a group of 75 people at his residence yesterday. sounding like a candidate in fact. >> exactly. on page 6, there's an item about caroline kennedy. you may not have realized this. when hillary clinton left the

senate to become the secretary of state, her senate seat was open and there was a move here in new york to have caroline kennedy take that seat. >> the president wanted to see it happen. >> sure, the kennedy family gave barack obama a lot of endorsements over the clinton family. as it turns out, behind the scenes, sidney blumenthal, a confidant to hillary clinton was apparently trying to sandbag caroline kennedy. he had a deal where he could commission pieces for the daily beast. the pal of hillary with all the e-mails floating around, one referred to carolinas a puppet, the other described her candidacy as an insult. >> undermining her ability. >> that can't feel good. imagine if she had -- will jump in now as a revenge spot. it is a possibility. >> that she's going to jump out as ambassador and endorse joe biden, endorsing obama over

hillary last time around but hurting the credibility hillary clinton might still have with the democratic party. that according to orb magazine. this would just be thorn thorn in her side. >> oh, boy. the knives are coming out. it's 11 minutes after the top of the hour. the headlines are coming out right now with heather. >> let's start with a fox news alert. >> elisabeth, nice to have you back. >> isis proclaiming they're back in america and vowing to remeet 9/11. there's quotes from osama bin laden and images of the twin towers. promising to deliver car fulls of explosives and suicide bombers. more on that when we get it. shannon lamb, the college professor who shot and killed o two people at delta state university calling police to tell them what he first did to his live-in girlfriend amy.

>> listen. >> what's going on there? >> i shot my wife last night. >> what is your name? >> that's all i have to say right now. can take care of her. >> so calm. cops also found this note written by lamb saying that he was sorry. the sole survivor of that horrific shooting that unfolded on live television recounting the terrifying moments in her first interview since the attack. vicki gardner was being interviewed in virginia last month when a gunman ambushed them. she spoke exclusively to our own greta van susteren. >> i saw movement and gunfire. lots and lots of gunfire. i realize that adam was down in front of me and alison was not to the side of me any longer. the only thing i could think of is play dead. >> wow. gardner was shot in the back.

she also lost a kidney. that gunman, flanagan, took his own life. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in a bit on a very busy morning. >> thank you very much, heather. coming up, she's been a member of her church more than 90 years. all of a sudden the pastor is telling her to take a hike. why this 103-year-old will not back down. and single, check. wants kids, check. terror suspect, check. a henchman locked in gitmo is looking for love. i'm not kidding. only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night.

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♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. first, they got a nearly $800,000 soccer field. now gitmo inmates allowed to go on match.com? he's accused of being one of bin laden's right hand men and now he's looking for love online and he's getting a response. his profile revealed in letters to his lawyer, here he writes, "this is terrible news about ashley madison. please remove my profile immediately. i'm going to stick with match.com. even though you say it's for old people. there's no way i could do tinder". a retired navy commander. j.d., could this be accurate?

>> hey, brian, good to see you. this is a publicity stunt. i've been to guantanamo 30 times. this takes the cake. his lawyer sets up the account. when he gets publicity, the lawyer releases letters to the detainee trying to paint him as a sympathetic character. he's talking about caitlyn jenner in positive terms saying why is she a republican. s he would be the first to throw jenner off the roof of a closest tall building. >> possibly. he goes on to say, if this is true, how can a racist run for president, he bankrupted the us fl and wants to bankrupt the u.s. a lot of americans don't remember the usfl. >> right. these letters from the detainee are well-coached. he's based in cleveland. that's why there's jokes in there about lebron james. this is a lawyer publicity stunt.

most of the lawyers did this a decade ago. this guy is relatively new and has fire in the bell toy get his message out. >> j.d., so everyone can understand the cost of gitmo. the estimated cost of holding them for 2014, $397 million. that's $2.6 million per detai e detainee. here's the big picture. the president wants to move these guys into america where conceivably if we're going to go by our laws, some could be walking free because they don't have the standard evidence needed in criminal cases. >> brian, that's exactly right. out of the 116 detainees, if they're moved to the united states, the judges will have the final say if they're locked up. not president obama. you know what, we don't have a lot of evidence to keep them. a lot of those 116 would walk out of prison, including bin laden's special assistant. there's not a lot of evidence to keep him. that doesn't mean he's not

dangerous. >> of course he's dangerous and should have the death penalty. if the president wants to move them on shore, this plays to his narrative. j.d. gordon, thanks so much. what has the fda -- what has the fda up in arms, that story next. as democrats continue to push green energy, another solar darling who got $2 billion from you, the taxpayer, just went bust. stuart is here with more on that. ♪ the 306 horsepower lexus gs. experience the next level of performance, and there's no going back. lease the 2015 gs 350 with complimentary navigation system for these terms. see your lexus dealer.

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cigarette brands. the agency saying they failed to prove they don't raise new safety issues. retailers selling the cigarettes are ordered to toss them out, including a camel brand, or face criminal punishment. one in ten americans using illegal drugs. the increase is mainly in marijuana use driven by more states legalizing the drug. the data revealed the decline in teens using alcohol and tobacco. there's good news. right. meanwhile, president obama is not the only one betting on america's future on the sun and solar energy. i took office, i d to double our production of wind and solar by the end of my first tefrm. we met that goal ahead of schedule. >> by the end of my first term, i want to see 500 million, half a billion solar panels installed in the united states of america. >> but surprise, surprise, yet

another one of the democrats solar darling companies appears to be going under. it's to the tune of close to $3 billion. stuart varney from fox business walked across the hall to tell us this story. >> i sure did. when the government tries to pick winners, watch out. they're playing with your money and your money is at risk. case in point, a spanish company, i think -- multinational company. they got $1.2 billion from the american taxpayer to go towards the mojave desert solar. from us, the american taxpayer. they're in deep trouble. overloaded with debt, hired an investment bank to sell off parts of the company. we are at risk of losing the investment which we made at low guarantees in the mojave desert. i know what you're going to say. it's actually worse than this. they put a billion dollars into

this mojave desert solar program. >> you mean we did. >> we put that money in there. okay. we backed them. turns out mojave desert is right in california because it's subject to enormous drought. guess what? solar projects like this, use millions of gallons of watt toer cool it down. you never hear a word from the greenies about this because they're for solar. that's what's going on. we're backing a project with our money that is using millions of gallons of water -- >> about to go bankrupt. >> which may well go bankrupt. >> the president says it just makes sense. >> a lot of americans are going solar and becoming more energy efficient. not because of tree huggers, although trees are important. just want you to know. but because they're cost cutters. they like saving money. >> saving money?

>> what? >> since when did you save money with solar power and wind power when it's heavily subsidized by we, the taxpayer. >> because wind is free and solar is free. unfortunately, for the $1.3 billion into it, what were we expecting to get back, the energy or jobs or what? >> that's interesting. this mohave project in california was supposed to create a lot of jobs. it created 80, 8-0 jobs. we got a billion two in that project. >> live in the desert and work there on a horse with no name. >> good one. stuart varney, who unlike emily blunt, enjoyed -- >> please don't bring that up with me. i have something to say about that. i don't have time. >> channel finder is where you find him. his show starts at 9:00. >> just ask him what's on the show? >> stuart, thanks. now this an escape artist

promoting a crist angel show, he cannot escape his own stunt. the chilling video and how he got out alive. incredible. remember when brian kilmeade took a stroll on the streets of new york city with that man, donald trump? the prediction he made that day about trump's 2016 campaign that came true and you'll hear it next. brian? >> happy birthday -- >> you were looking at yourself on tv. >> i thought it was benjamin franklin winking at me. happy birthday to nick jonas. he's 23. >> announcer: today's birthday brought to you by tide pods. i l. duracell quantum lasts longer in 99% of devices so you can always be there. ♪

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donald trump gave a big

speech in dallas last night and began by pointing out he wasn't using a teleprompter. then he yelled at gary bus i to hold the cue cards higher. >> pineapple spaceship. huh? >> gary busey was on celebrity apprentice. >> and he actually stood out for his unique way of competing. speaking of celebrities, we have the celebrity stroll that captured america. i caught up with donald trump and walked around a building that he owns and built. he's still in the republican pac as you know. months before, he was topping the polls, he took a celebrity stroll and he gave us hints to the type of candidate and the type of fame he would be. >> ♪ ♪

donald trump, thanks so much for your time. >> you pull that door. >> the elevator is waiting for you. >> we have a lot of time. >> hello. >> look, is this a normal life. all day long people are waiting at trump tower. >> never been like this. i guess it was the show. real fast one. brazil. go ahead. >> costa rica. >> thanks, brian. >> very expensive photography. >> we can't get out of building. we're supposed to take a stroll >> i appreciate you taking a stroll with us. they want to know what your life is like. do you ever get used to this? >> i love this. from the day i built trump tower. >> why did you want it here? >> best location. the highest rent. the highest location. the best. >> let's take a walk down the block. is this one of the reasons why it's hard for you -- >> it's hard. >> for you to go out? >> it is a little bit hard. in the old days, i'd look at

real estate. today i can't do that. >> [ bleep ]. >> i get used to that and -- >> hey, how are you? look at him. >> you see this natural relationship with the so-called blue collar worker. you see it when we walk down the strip. >> the people that like me the best are the middle class and poor people. the rich hate me. >> i think they're jealous because they want to be famous. >> when you go out to iowa and new hampshire, you're meeting farmers for the first time, meeting people with lives that you don't have direct experience with. what is that interaction like? >> i get the biggest response, the biggest standing ovations of anybody. anybody running. because i talk about how our country is going down and how we can bring it back. nobody knows how to bring it back. why not become -- see if donald trump likes the world of politics first before you jump in? >> this is something i want to do. i am looking at it very

strongly. only president. because president, you can really make a difference. we're losing our base and jobs and manufacturing. we're losing everything. we don't have victories anymore. >> we hear the economy is coming back. >> it's not coming back. you better watch it. you'll get run over by a truck. >> one thing is nobody thinks i'm running. >> right. >> you think i'm running, right? >> my gut tells me that announcement in june that you're in. >> we'll see what happens. >> have you noticed this? or do you not notice this? >> hello everybody. how are you? >> hello everybody. >> thanks. >> look at the response. you haven't seen anybody screaming, i hate you. they love trump. because i love the country and they want what's good for the country. they know i can do it. >> see that. lumber company. those are the guys. you like donald trump? >> i know you. >> have a good time. >> when you talk about your opponents, one guy you were a big supporter of, mitt romney.

>> i like mitt romney. he blew it. something happened. that's an election that should have been won. >> i could have won it. >> where are you from? >> spain. >> got his other camera. >> my mother. >> mom. >> hello mom. >> good luck everybody. >> something else that i found out. i go to your finale. how have you dealt with, many think it's impossible, have success, work a lot but still have the connection with your family? >> i have a great family. i have great children. >> it doesn't just happen? >> no, it doesn't. we have a natural base. my father was from brooklyn and queens. my father could not believe what i did. i'm glad he got to see it before he passed away. he was a very proud father and he was a great guy. >> donald, we took our stroll during lunch. i know you usually stay upstairs and work through it.

i saw how crowded your desk was. did you enjoy this? >> i enjoyed being with you. the three of you are fantastic people. i wouldn't do this -- i wouldn't do this for anybody but you. 2016. i didn't put you there, right? >> i don't even know who this guy is. >> foreshadowing there. what's to come. >> i was trying to explain when i came back. something is going on. you saw the guy from the truck. you see the everyday people. people from other countries. >> what surprised you the most, that? >> i was surprised how cool i looked on camera. i really did. i'm only kidding. what surprised me most is how much he likes people. this is it. you could tell the fakes, especially in your other jobs with celebrities piling in. you can tell they don't want to be around people. he wants to be around people. that's what's so interesting. >> great work. imagine that. >> we saw it twice. >> might have been a stroll up your sleeve sometime soon. >> i think it's going to be

harder now. heather nauert, let's stroll over there. >> i believed it when he said he would only do it for you. truly. >> good morning to you all. 37 minutes after the hour. the shocking moment a football helmet is turned into a weapon at a high school game. take a look at this. ouch. that happened at a football game in linden, new jersey. the player, well, the player who was attacked needing ten stitches. the player ripped off that helmet, was only flagged for a personal foul. police are looking into that incident. unbelievable. dramatic moments when an underwater stunt goes wrong. hard to imagine that could happen. this is the escape artist. promoting a criss angel event in new jersey. he was supposed to escape from a box filled with water. something happened and he couldn't open the last lock. four men rushed to pull him out.

he was locked inside that box for more than two minutes. he's okay. but he had trouble with the performance before. saying it nearly killed him a few months ago. he then went to the hospital. she has been attending union grove baptist church for 92 years. but now this georgia woman has been banned from that very same church. the woman says church leaders revoked her membership after she challenged the pastor's preaching style telling her she can't return for any reason at all. the 103-year-old is not going down without a fight. >> this is my church. i've been going there all the while. i want to let him know he can't stop me from going. >> amen to that. bigs served as the secretary of the church for 40 years says she will continue to attend services there. playboy releases the annual list of top party schools in america. ohio university is number one. the midwestern school has been on the list four times now. it's known for massive halloween party and a popular spot on

campus known as bong hill. nice. bong hill. rounding out the top five. university of iowa, florida state university tulane and the university of illinois. those are your headlines. write those tuition checks. >> as i was dropping my son off at syracuse. the rankings came out as number one. >> in party school? >> yes. >> i don't know how they did that calculus. >> your son found out about it a couple of months earlier, immediately dropped out of the top five. they're happy to be out of that list. >> the extreme rankings to extreme weather. searches to continue today. 16 deaths in utah. >> oh, my goodness. went over the fence. oh, no! >> 12 people died after those two vehicles were swept away by raging water.

another search for hikers there. >> a fast moving wildfire destroyed 233 homes near the sierra, nevada, foothills and thousands more at risk at this hour. rain today could give firefighters much-needed help. where is it going to rain? we have the forecast. maria? >> it's kind of like you need the rain across the west. when you get it, unfortunately, sometimes you see scenes with the flash flooding that turns deadly across the utah/arizona border. i want to show where there's active wildfires right now, including parts of california, parts of washington state, oregon, montana, idaho into parts of utah. we do need that rain and we're also going to be getting cooler temperatures. that's welcome news. over the next few days, this weekend, into early next week, we'll see a return to dry conditions out west and also the hot temperatures. that will be a concern yet again for that drought that's ongoing of course for years now across parts of the west, especially in california and now we're going to be looking at some rain.

this isn't going to be drought busting rain but looking at the radar, you can see we have rain moving from california and also parts of the rockies. temperaturewise, ahead of this storm, you're looking at temperatures that are above average in the plains into the 90s right now. across the northeast, you're heating up. temperatures forecast to reach the upper 80s in new york city. by the way, if you live in florida, watch out for heavy downpours. back inside to brian. a football fan and now the police are getting involved because of a brawl. we warned you this might be hard to watch. we'll warn you again. san francisco 49er fans are caught on camera beating a man in a minnesota vikings jersey after they played outside monday night's game in california. one person who posted the video said it started when the vikings fan started talking smack. you don't beat him up. you talk back. security intervened ande fight. police are investigating. a blind football player is getting a shot of a lifetime.

he's seen with the former coach of usc. he lost his sight to a rare cancer of the retinas. that never kept him from pursuing miss dream of playing at usc. now, that dream came true, at least for practice. olson suited up with the trojans for practice. the 18-year-old long snapping for the team and one step closer to actually playing in a game. i saw the play. pretty amazing. >> the fireworks are not supposed to go off when the opposing team scores in cleveland. >> josh tomlin gives up his 11th home run of the year. >> speaking of mistakes. >> that man right there, sitting up there controlling the fireworks, he just made one. >> indians fans really laying into the embarrassed worker. >> oh, sorry, bud. >> got one job. push the button. >> whoops, wrong team. coming up -- >> i feel bad for him. >> we all do. it happens. a medical study just

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>> wow. ainsley earhardt joins us with the dee tames. >> good morning. setting off a firestorm. these two luxury cars caught using this beverly hills neighborhood as a racetrack. you can see the $1.5 million yellow ferrari there and the high-end porsche also flying through the stop signs narrowly missing other drivers in the neighborhood. both of the cars are registered in qatar. the speeding continues until the ferrari starts to smoke. that's when the driver pulls into a driveway of a $10 million house reportedly being rented. when the police arrive, the driver denies everything claiming diplomatic immunity. the police have not yet identified the driver of the car. but he's part of a royal family in qatari. >> as of now, the u.s. state department is investigating the

diplomatic immunity claims and the beverly hills police department is also investigating. so guys, looks like a lot of fun. of course, who wouldn't love to drive a ferrari. you can't do this in a neighborhood. >> little kids live there. >> they have the tape right there. all they have to do is show the cops. >> exactly. >> knock on the door, we'd like to have a word with you. >> sorry, buddy, you can't ignore -- the video says it all. you can't deny if you were really driving that car. >> not at all. >> ainsley, thank you for that. the downside of being part of the ruling family. no one says no to you. >> then stay in that country. >> i'll keep that in mind, steve. >> i'm not a member of the ruling class. >> if i were a mom, i'd be on that street. telling him to slow down. >> i can't play stick ball with the qatari royal family next door. >> immunity. meanwhile, coming up on this wednesday, donald trump has the most to lose in tonight's debate. what he has to say in -- to stay on top straight ahead with the debate expert.

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every person watching right now needs to hear this. how low should you go? a new blockbuster study on blood pressure could change how you and your loved ones monitor your heart. doctors are calling this new

discovery potentially life saving and are calling for a change in blood pressure guidelines. dr. marc siegel of the medical "a" team is joining us right now. so there's this new study out that gives you a better number at what the optimal blood pressure should be, and it's a lot lower than what we used to think. >> this is a life saving study. i come on all the time here, steve, talking about studies. this is one of the most powerful ones i've ever seen. why? because we thought 140 systolic was okay for your higher number. what is systolic? blood pressure occurs when your heart sends a stream of blood out into your arteries. when it's pumping. the heart pumps, and blood shoots out of your arteries. when the heart is resting, in between pumps, that's the lower number. so the higher number is when it's pumping. the lower number is when it's resting. and we thought 140 was okay. it turns out in a high risk group that they looked at of over 9,000 people, over three years, they found that you got to get it as low as 120. and you know what? the results were so dramatic,

steve, they had to stop the study early. a year early. when they do that, when researchers do that, they're showing you exactly how you develop blood pressure. >> okay. and the 120/80. >> is the ideal number or below. now if you're having symptoms. if a patient is having symptoms or not feeling well, we're not telling them to continue. it's on an individual basis. but the target just went down. >> okay. >> you can get it through exercise. can you get it through weight loss. you can get it through diet. but if that doesn't work and you need medication, do not shy away from medication. because another thing the study shows was that people did not have more side effects, steve, did not have more side effects, even when they had more medication. >> okay. >> okay let's see how you are. i've heard a rumor that you're healthy. >> this is saving me a trip down to walgreens. >> walgreens? that's what i'm being compared to? >> no, they've got the blood pressure thing there. >> fine then compare me to walgreens. >> all right, come on, dr. siegel get to looking at this. >> there we go. he looks very healthy. steve is thin. he exercises.

he's low stress. >> yeah, right. >> his diet is good. i'm getting about 115/70. >> that's great. >> that's great. that's exactly -- i would say that anything between 100 and 120 is probably okay. and for the lower number, you want it to be 80 or below. >> okay. so folks should talk to their doctor and make sure that they can do everything they can to get their blood pressure number down to 120 is the big one. >> diet, exercise, weight loss, and if none of that is working for you, do not shy away from medication if your doctor suggests it. >> all right. >> dr. siegel thank you very much. all right. coming up on this wednesday, actress kim cat redoesn't have children but she says she is still a mom. >> i am a parent. i have young actors and actresses that i mentor. i have nieces and nephews that i am very close to. >> so does that actually make

her a parent? there's kind of a controversy brewing online behind those comments. we'll share them with you coming up.

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good morning to you. it is wednesday, september 16th, 2016 i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. round two. we are live in california as the gop candidates prepare to go head-to-head tonight. and donald trump, well he's just warming up. >> people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians. they're disgusted with the people that are giving our country away. >> we want to know what do you want to see out of your candidates tonight. your e-mails coming your way. >> there's a lot of pressure on a lot of them. meanwhile. then is bowe bergdahl getting a bad rap? what he's trying to do to make people like him. >> good luck. >> no kidding. >> and two fishermen get up close and personal with a group or a pod, i should say, of

killer whales. >> right under us, still. right there. >> that is unbelievably cool. but, of course, the people on the boat were terrified. we're going to tell you their story straight ahead. they don't need a bigger boat, they need a faster boat. >> is the ocean -- >> live from new york city, this is "fox & friends." ♪ we never go out of style we never go out of style ♪ >> how exciting is this? welcome to "fox & friends" everybody. top of the 7:00 a.m. hour on the east coast. newly crowned miss america 2016 betty cantrell is here. she's going to join us on the

curvy couch and we can't wait to hear all of what she's doing. >> she's going to be fantastic. >> what a voice she has. >> do we have any special requests of what she could sing? >> i'm going to look up some songs. >> you light up my life. >> what about the miss america song that bert parks used to do for years. ♪ there she is >> yeah. why not? >> there i am. >> that would be hilarious. >> he's so good. >> meanwhile tonight's the big debate, sounds like what we've heard is cnn is going to try to get the two -- all the people on stage to attack each other. >> hopefully at the same time. >> we're just hours away from the second republican debate. and the competition is heating up. >> that's right. a brand-new poll now showing ben carson closing in on front-runner donald trump. so could tonight actually put him in the lead? >> well, john roberts is live at the reagan library in simi valley, california, where all the action is. hey, john. >> hey, good morning to you,

brian, elisabeth and steve. everybody's going to be looking for some sort of breakout moment tonight. for the very first time since he declared his candidacy donald trump has some real competition. donald trump now at 27%. that's a nice bump up three points from where he was in august. but look at ben carson. up 17 points from 6% now to 23%. that's pretty much within the margin of error, which basically makes this a dead heat now between the two of them vying for the top spot. we'll see how that might change after tonight's debate. for the other candidates, all of them are looking to make a move up the ladder. particularly now that a lot of people are really starting to pay attention to this race. carly fiorina expected to take on trump head-on after his derogatory comments about her face. she says character is important in the oval office. marco rubio not expected to go after trump quite as hard even though he's criticized him as weak on immigration. rubio and fiorina both appeared with megyn kelly last night.

>> i believe character is revealed over time and under pressure. and so i think all of our characters are being revealed over time and under pressure including mr. trumps. >> why is he beating you in your home state? >> look, again, he's tapped into a vein in this country. people are really frustrated and angry. >> rubio has criticized donald trump in the past, though, particularly over his comments about john mccain. rubio has also said trump can't be the nominee because he doesn't have an optimistic message. but perhaps the candidate who needs to make the biggest moves tonight is jeb bush. his poll numbers have cratered. while he's got the money to stay in it for the long run he needs a stand-out moment tonight. >> all right. john roberts in simi valley out in california. 22 we've kind of been watching donald trump proceed from new york city out to california, a couple of nights ago he flew to dallas. he had a standing room only appearance there. then last night he was on the firing deck of the "uss iowa" out in los angeles bay. there he is right there. and it's interesting, he had a

military speech, talked for about 15 minutes. he did get the endorsement of veterans for a strong america, and here he is talking about his opponents, the military, and mrs. clinton. >> i'm fighting some very nice people. very nice. even though i'm leading in the polls. they're very nice people but they're never going to do anything with these countries. they're never going to be able to do it. it's an instinct, it's something that's special. they don't have it. we're going to be building up our military, we're going to make our military so big and so strong and so great it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody's going to mess with us. you know i've been saying, hillary clinton is the worst secretary of state in the history of this country. right? i've been saying it. but it's possible, the world blew up around her, it blew up, just blew up, the whole world is like a different place.

>> strong language there on one of the strongest vessels out of world war ii. nickname was the big stick. he's carrying one when it comes to what he hopes to do with our military and when it comes to immigration. certainly hillary clinton and his rivals, though, on that stage tonight are going to hope to carry one, as well. and everyone's wondering, trump keeps increasing in his numbers. you have rubio steady at 6%. you have ben carson creeping up. but what does trump have that the others don't? mark stein has a clue. >> leaning on that podium there's two kinds of political speeches in a presidential campaign. you've got a guy like obama doing his teleprompter speech, doing the robot head swivels like somebody watching the world's slowest rally at wimbledon. and then you've got these guys that did these fake speeches that have been up in front of the mirror all night practicing. mitt romney's speech, i believe in an america or every american has the right to be as american as americanly possible or

whatever. and that's totally fake, too. and whatever you feel about trump, it just standing there, ripping off several core themes, he's real. >> true. and the thing is there's just no doubt about it. all the single digit guys are going to be going after him. and i think carly fiorina is set up the best. she's got the best skill set tonight. but if they were upset about the time they got in the last debate it's going to be even harder now because cari fiorina is on the big stage. she wasn't before. >> look at this face. >> a couple of things. you viewers said, that asked the question, who is al salmonny, and he didn't have the answers. he says it was a mistake. that he shouldn't have asked the questions about people. he should have said salamani is the leader of the kud force, if he gets billions of dollars what would he do with it. he's not going to look to go back to some of those things

that make moderators look great and don't make candidates look great. >> it does sound as if the moderators at cnn get the candidates who attacked each other in some form or another. we asked you what you wanted to see. on facebook, go after clinton. it's time to stop attacking each other and go after the presumptive left wing nominee. >> no. not tonight. >> carlton on facebook adding, each candidate should be asked the same question so we can compare them, and learn what they will do when they say it. >> our eyes would roll. we'd pass out. 11 people answering the same question. >> it would take awhile. rand paul said i think he, donald trump, deserves both barrels and a bush adviser says tonight, mr. trump is going to see what low energy really looks like. >> is that jeb bush's game or is he playing to donald trump's strategy? >> we're going to have the post debate coverage right here on fox. you can have bill o'reilly then megyn kelly and sean hannity bringing all the evaluation your

way. >> and stay up all night and watch us. don't tell me i was so tired watching sean hannity i couldn't get up for the show the next day. >> we're counting on you. you know who else is counting on you? heather nauert. >> a couple of headlines. he was filled with murder and regret. shannon lamb the college professor who shot and killed two people, including a colleague at delta state university, calling police to tell them what he first did to his live-in girlfriend. listen to this voice. >> what's going on there? >> i shot my wife last night. >> what is your name? >> um, that's all i feel like saying right now. just go and take care of her. >> cops also found a note written by lamb saying that he was sorry. bowe bergdahl the victim ahead of a key hearing tomorrow in his alleged case of desertion. lawyers for the army sergeant say he has been in physical

danger from fellow soldiers who are angry over his alleged betrayal. now this comes as his defense team demands the transcript of his military interrogation not be released to the public in hopes of casting bergdahl in a positive light. and take a look at this terrifying moments when a pod of killer whales chase a boat. take a look. >> right under us, still. it's right there. >> watch that right there. the two fishermen say they were extremely nervous when nearly 30 whales surrounded their boat near san diego. they turned off the motor so the animals didn't get hurt. the whales eventually swam off. unbelievable. they didn't want to hurt it. >> think about it surfers are getting eaten by sharks, whales attacking kayakers. they almost got eaten by sharks and now we have killer whales going after motor boats. we should stay out of the water as human beings until the ocean starts calming down.

>> aquaman. >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> no one talks about him. >> all right. >> kim cattrall sparked a little storm and outrage when she said even though she doesn't have kids she still considers herself to be a mother. this is what she said on bbc. >> i'm a parent. i have young actors and actresses that i mentor, i have nieces and nephews that i am very close to. so, you know, i think the thing that i find questionable about being childless, or child-free, are you really? i mean, there is a way to become a mother in this day and age that doesn't include your name on the child's birth certificate. you know, you can express that maternal side of you very, very clearly. very strongly. i guess the word is, it feels very satisfying. >> i didn't know she had a british accent. listening to that. >> when in edge land. >> there you go. >> there's a number of people

online who say she's taken it too far. both sides, first up this tweet from mary, having children and raising them day after day does not compare to being a mentor and/or god mother. >> tweet from jill, i agree with her. i mother others that aren't my kids. mothering is a blessing that most women possess. >> what do you think about us? e-mail us. do you actually have to have a child to be their parent. >> i think kim cattrall had a great point. i don't know what it's like to not have kids but i think that if you have that role with other people's kids you can feel as though you're responsible for them. >> i've got family members who are raising other family members' children, and regard them as their children. >> of course. i think god knew what he was doing putting the heart of a mom in women, don't you? >> there you go. >> coming up we just read your e-mail about tonight's debate. but what do the experts think will happen? we will go to the videotape next. >> and, the cops threw this guy in jail after he wrote the f-bomb on a speeding ticket.

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republican hopefuls gearing up for round two tonight in the debate with the latest polls showing donald trump and ben carson number one and other two. what are the others in single

digits going to have to do? allen schroeder is a debate coach and professor of journalism at northeastern university. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> so we've got some sound bites. you selected a couple of them. the first one you wanted to show what he's got going on is donald trump in his closing statement. let's watch this. >> our country is in serious trouble. we don't win anymore. we don't beat china in trade. we don't beat japan with their millions and millions of cars coming into this country in trade. we can't beat mexico at the border, or in trade. we can't do anything right. our military has to be strengthened. our vets have to be taken care of. we have to end obamacare, and we have to make our country great again. and i will do that. >> okay. so that was him at the first debate. what do you think he had going there that has caused him to go up in the polls since then? >> well, you know, it's a very

straightforward message. it's very easy to understand. and it resonates with a lot of people. i think the challenge tonight though is can he do something a little bit different? the stump speech is getting very repetitive. from our money the thing tonight would be for him to expand a little bit, go beyond what he's already said and give people more reasons to be excited about him. >> surely. meanwhile it sounds like all the other candidates are really going to take a shot at him. rand paul said yesterday i think trump deserves both barrels. although last time it backfired on rand paul. here's the sound bite you selected. watch. >> here's what's wrong. he buys and sells politicians of all stripes. he's -- >> dr. paul. >> look he's already hedging his bet on the clintons. if he doesn't run as a republican he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. >> okay. >> but i'd say this, he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buy being politicians. >> i've given him plenty of money. >> funny line at the end.

>> why did that backfire on rand paul? >> because donald trump had the perfect comeback to it. that i bought you, too. what are you talking about? you know the problem is, you break format like that, which is what rand paul did. it's a huge risk. it can pay off in a big reward. you better, you know, be absolutely cering to apply. and it didn't. so i think it really sunk rand paul right from the get-go. that was within the first 60 seconds or so of that debate. >> we didn't really hear much from dr. ben carson at the last debate until the end. what are you looking for tonight? >> well, he had a great closing speech that i think left a lot of people very impressed with him. but otherwise, you know, he wasn't much of a presence in that debate. he'll be standing right next to donald trump. very awkward positioning, you know. carson has said he doesn't want to get into a gladiator match with donald trump. so we'll see if he can, you know, maybe up his energy a little bit, be more of a presence in the debate. and if trump takes him on he

better be prepared with some kind of comeback. he can't just be passive up there on that stage. >> they're all going to need a comeback. all right. professor allen schroeder from boston. thank you very much, sir. we'll be watching tonight. >> thank you. >> the presidential debate. all right coming up next, imagine this, you're watching in realtime as somebody robs your house. it happened. and we've got the story. and flunked out of high school? you'll get a diploma anyway. how does that work? bring us your aching... and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested and ready to enjoy the morning ahead aleve pm. the first to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you...

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news by the numbers. up to 500. that's how many jobs ge plans to move to europe and china. the company blaming congress for allowing the charter for the exprt/import bank to expire earlier this year. next four, researchers say that's how many days students should go to school each week to improve their test scores? the study finds a shorter week with longer hours each day lowered absenteeism and brought down costs. hmm. and finally, 20%. one in five teenagers wake up during the night to check their facebook page! researchers say the disruption in sleep is leaving students tired at school. that's news by the numbers. >> all right. didn't pass the test, couldn't make the grade. well there's some good news you're qualified for a high school diploma in the state of california. governor jerry brown expected to sign legislation retro actively suspending a basic high school exit test requirement for graduation. is that helping these kids? that means thousands of students

who failed to ever pass the exam will now be able to receive diplomas. david banks is the president and ceo of the eagle academy foundation which employs at-risk inner city young men to become academic achievers. so david, i guess this is totally the antithesis of what you do. >> absolutely. i mean we provide our young men with a rigorous curriculum, and making sure that we prepare them to pass the exam, pass their courses, and be prepared to move on to a great career. >> and in california, they basically say if you can understand eighth grade level work, and get 55 or over, you'll get your diploma. but these kids have had it tough already, why not make it a little easier for them. what's your thinking? >> i think the problem in california that i'm seeing is the fact that they want to suspend the exit exam. they think that the exam really doesn't align with the new common core. and that's fine. but to retro actively allow the students who have already gone through their high school experience, who failed the test, to just say we're going to wave

the test, the test doesn't mean anything, that seems a little outrageous. >> what's your graduation rate? >> over 85%. >> okay. so your theory, your theory on graduation is, okay, let's have a way to help these kids, is to demand more of these kids. >> absolutely. when we bring our students to school on saturdays, they've got to do an additional two to three hours a day after the school day. we're a network of traditional public schools. but you've got to have a rigorous coursework and establish really high standards. i believe in that. >> what do you think of this level of work and some of the standard exit exam questions? for example 60 miles per hour is the same rate as which of the following. "a," one mile per minute. "b," one mile per second. or "c," six miles per minute. or "d," 360 miles per second. does that seem like 12th grade level to you? >> no. that's absolutely not 12th grade. in some ways you don't have to go to school to figure that out. a mile per minute. >> of course "a." meanwhile here's another example of another question which i didn't memorize.

kelly paid $1.89 for five plums. about how many plums would she get for $10. >> well that involves a little bit of estimation and multiplication. it's certainly not a high school level. but, you know, pretty standard and straightforward. but it shouldn't be something that you have to answer a question like that to graduate from high school. >> people at home are education experts like you and don't have the models and results to show instinctively say in at-risk communities these kids have had it hard enough, so why not make it a little bit easier to be successful in society by giving them that diploma, and not having that be an albatross on their shoulders? >> we don't want diplomas to be something that is a worthless piece of paper. you've got to establish standards, make sure we've got a rigorous kiiric lump and make sure the teachers are prepared. but don't lower the standards and start handing out diplomas. >> right. the response when you demand more is? >> the rezpons when you demand more is that young people will absolutely step up, and meet

those demands if you give them the support that they need. they want to have high standards. and that's what we as a society really should expect in our schools. >> that's why so many people are lining up to go to these charter schools that you're going in. not in california with the public schools where they're lowering the standards. >> we're not charter. we've got great charter schools and great traditional public schools as well. the whole deal is to make sure you got great schools. >> david, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. >> meanwhile, two minutes before the bottom of the hour. a fox news alert. brand-new chilling video from isis as the pope comes to the united states. we're going to show you what they have for us next. plus, on a lighter note, cooking with friends is going to the pros. food network star katie lee is here and she's sharing a secret recipe as long as you promise not to tell anybody else. straight from her grandma's cookbook. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine.

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in fox news alert for you now, we're back in america. isis releasing a brand-new chilling video vowing to kill americans on u.s. soil. >> this as law enforcement in this country stepped up efforts to keep pope francis safe as he comes to town. and the northeast next week. >> just got a little bit harder. >> kristin fisher is live in washington with the details. are they taking this seriously? >> absolutely. not only is the pope an attractive target for terrorists but so are the huge crowds of people turning out to see him. law enforcement agencies are working overtime to secure the pope's event site and travel routes with events from washington, d.c. to pennsylvania and all the way up to new york city. it's being called an unprecedented security challenge. the fbi has already stopped one potential threat against the pope. we learned yesterday that a 15-year-old boy was arrested last month in philadelphia for allegedly planning to launch an isis inspired attack against the pope while here in the u.s.

and last week on the anniversary of 9/11 isis reportedly released this chilling video which says we are back in america. well today there will be two hearings on capitol hill about the growing threat of isis. one before the senate armed services committee. the other before the senate foreign relations committee and one week from tomorrow pope francis will be there speaking at a joint meeting of congress before walking out and making a brief public appearance on the west front of the capitol. normally the pope's security is handled by the swiss guard. but this trip will be assisted by the secret service. and given how much the pope loves to get out in public and be with the people, he could easily have a bigger security detail than the president of the united states. back to you. >> will be interesting to watch. >> that's right. >> for sure. kristin fisher, thank you for that. >> all right. so he's going to be in washington, philly, and here in new york city. >> speaking of here in new york city, that's where heather is right now. with the headlines. >> talking about that sanctuary city policy, so controversial.

listen to this latest thing going on right now. unacceptable. that's what homeland security secretary jeh johnson is calling san francisco's sanctuary city policy. that city coming under fire following the july shooting of death of kate steinle the man charged in her murder had been deported five times. but was still on the streets because officials disregarded a request from immigration officials to keep him locked up. >> -- the public safety to have this level of resistance to working with our immigration enforcement personnel. it is simply, in my judgment, not acceptable to have no policy of cooperation with immigration enforcement. we're all interested in getting criminals off the streets. >> wow. well san francisco's sheriff defends that law. he says it's a way to promote trust in immigrant communities. caught on camera the moment a football helmet is turned into a weapon. during a high school game, watch this. >> you can see that player in

the black uniform bashing the other guy with that helmet. it happened in new jersey. the player who was attacked then needed ten stitches. the player who ripped that helmet off was only flagged for a personal foul. police are now looking into the incident and that player may face charges. free speech apparently means you can write the "f" word on a speeding ticket? a judge in upstate new york just ruling that the town of liberty violated a man's rights when they arrested him for scribbling profanity on a payment form back in 2012. william barbarosa was charged with harassment after the comments alarmted workers in the town clerk's office. that case was dismissed. he is suing for un13es fayed damages. and two dbish robbers caught on camera. the owner was actually watching this video live, on his phone, as it was happening.

he was using a security app called canary that monitors his apartment, as the man rushed home while watching that live feed, the clueless burglars were scared off by a neighbor. police are now using these images to hunt down those guys. and some extreme weather now to bring you from out west. california, a news crew narrowly avoiding an out-of-control semi truck. take a look. >> oh, my gosh how terrifying. torrential rains in the san diego area making the roads super slick, that causing that huge truck to really nearly collide with a news van. the cameraman says his life flashed before his eyes. as that truck flew by. so let's check in with maria molina to take a look at the forecast on the west coast. a lot of nasty weather out there. >> hi, heather. a lot of messy weather out there. we really do need the rain across places like california and also up into the pacific

northwest. we have several wildfires that continue to burn out there so again, the rain is welcome news and also the cooler temperatures. but unfortunately, you are seeing some images like that with some wet roads and dangerous conditions, and even flash flooding that's been occurring. take a look at the extended forecast. at least for parts of california we are expecting a warm-up and return to temperatures into the 90s with dry conditions, as we head into this weekend. and also early next week, so that will keep the concern higher as it has been for wildfires out there. but our storm system right now bringing in that rain from california, and also up into your high e northern rockies, temperatures for today. summerlike across the plains. that's all for weather, now let's head over to steve, elisabeth and -- >> thank you for that. we're cooking with friends right here on our plaza. >> today we have a ringer. food network star katie lee is here to teach us the secrets of grandma's famous peach cobbler if we promise not to tell anyone. >> that's right. don't tell anyone. >> you started cooking when you

were 4, right? >> i did. i've been cooking since i was a little girl. i feel like food has this nostalgic quality. it's like a song. it can take you back to a time in your life and make you feel that way. >> so peach cobbler takes you back to grandma's house. >> right back to my grandma's kitchen. that's why i'm so excited and partnering for ikea, together we eat, to find the 50 best recipes, family recipes and stories in america. this is mine. >> you were 4 years old when you started making this -- >> the biscuits i would always make with her. that was the first thing i ever learned how to make. >> that's sweet. >> and these peach cobbler is our family favorite. everybody begs her to make this. >> the recipe is going to be on the website. >> we're at the tail end of peach season. brian why don't you whisk that together? that's our flour and sugar. we're going to add to that some salt. keep on stirring. baking powder. >> just observing your whisking skill. >> and some baking soda. >> okay. and then we'll put in some milk. >> okay.

>> i like to use whole milk for this, the fat is good. and some melted butter. >> butter. >> and then i've got our peaches already cut up here. so the tail end of peach season. they're still really good right now. but you could make this recipe with apples which are coming in now and add some cinnamon to it, it would be great. >> what do you do to the beaches? >> you just cut them up and put them right in the pan so you don't have to dirty another dirk. brian, let's put that on top. >> this is called a drop batter. >> it is it's a drop batter. instead of a pie crust which is more difficult to make you can do this kind of batter. >> this is my kind of cooking. i fear a pie crust. i can make just about anything but the pie -- >> it's kind of intimidating. >> it's good. >> i'm from the school of you can buy one. >> i'm going to pick up unpremade. >> i'm going to drop crust it from now on. >> drop crust it. >> take a look at the finished product. >> that's the finished product over there. we've got one more step it's

just sugar and cornstarch over the top. >> of course. >> and what my grandma always did, this sounds kind of strange, you pour boiling water on top. >> really? >> and that's going to hit with the cornstarch and start to make your syrup. >> what a good idea. >> put it in the oven, and -- >> you don't question them. you just do what they say. >> grandma doris says boiling water, we put it on there. >> you guys want to try some of this? >> absolutely. >> so we've got our peach cobbler. this is great with a scoop of ice cream. >> you're actually sharing with ikea's together we eat campaign. >> yes. together we eat contest. >> recipes? >> my recipes are on there and everybody can upload their recipes. we want their stories. we want to know why this is special to your family. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> grand ma knew how to cook. >> thank you, grandma. >> she's up today. we're thankful for her and this

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just call him the confined casanova. this gitmo detainee creating a match.com profile. and according to his lawyer he has women reaching out to him daily. his tag line on the site, quote, detained but ready to mingle. why would any woman be interested in this guy. we're going to ask dr. keith ablow, part of our fox news medical a-team. what are your thoughts here? >> very deep, indeed. listen, this always happens to confined dangerous men. it triggers something in some females. females who are disordered. these are not normal women. these are women who for instance may have been hurt. badly hurt, in earlier life experiences with dangerous men. maybe even in their families. they think they can now cavort with ones who are caged. they can say oh, yes i've fallen in love with someone. i can't see him and there are guards around him, so he can't hurt me they're thinking unconsciously. but i can replay my early life

trauma by mingling with such a fellow. >> so they like the danger? that's what this is about? >> well, even if they don't like it, it could be like a moth to a flame. that for women who were exposed to trauma, for women who believe, you know what? i've got to go there again, you know, that orbit is paradoxically attractive to me, who better than someone very dangerous, but someone who is completely kept under control? kind of like going to the lion's cage. but you're outside the cage. >> so safe enough. >> it's still not good for you. >> how would you speak to one of these women? if you could get online and talk to them, what would you say? >> well, it's all about questions to unearth the early life story aspects of their childhoods. their personal development. their adolescence. so what you would say is listen, we know about your interaction with the detainee. let's fwauks other parts of your life. when in your life were you the most anxious.

when were you hurt the worst? who don't you talk to your in family. and go digging for whether something happened that would make somebody who obviously, anybody would say, stay away, this person is getting closer. and you'd want to find out, well why? what set up that dynamic? >> yes. the profile has been suspended. we have the photo information up on the screen that we originally put there to recreate it for the point of this discussion. dr. keith ablow, always great to have you here. >> well, my pleasure. those women should call me immediately. >> they might be. you know. >> a little counseling. >> they might call you, get some better advice. >> better than dating. >> thanks, dr. keith. coming up next, the nation watched her take the crown and become the next miss america. but there's so much more you don't know about betty cantrell. like that she was an army brat and she can sing opera. she's going to prove it to you next. but first, on this date in 1993, mariah carey had the number one song in america with "dream lover."

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no word exactly when the new feature will roll out. we dislike that. >> there she is. the new miss america. >> miss georgia! betty cantrell! >> that 21-year-old georgia peach beat out -- >> georgia peach. >> 51 other ladies at sunday night's competition. >> so what is underneath that tiara. we're going to get to know her right now on the curvy couch. >> betty cantrell, miss america, 2016 joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> when you won, elisabeth and i were talking about this, you don't hear many kids being named betty these days. >> you don't. >> betty is not your name. >> it's really not. it's an american nickname. my mother's entire side of the family is full-blooded greek. and her mother's name was

basaluci and they called her betty. but i love the name betty, too. >> does anyone call you that beside -- >> does everyone call you betty? >> except for like the little old greek ladies at my church. >> great. >> tell us about your dad. you have a military family. >> i do. my grand father on my dad's side was also in the army. and my dad was an army ranger. he had already become nonactive by the time i was born, and my parents opened their own physical therapy practice. which is still in business today. so now they're focused on that. >> i love the way you describe you grew up on 700 acres. you can drive a john deere, plow fields and handle a shotgun. >> that's right. i can. >> and you go to school at mercer. >> i do. >> you put that on hold for now. >> i am. >> your many skills include singing, right? opera? >> yes. i sing opera. but that is not all i sing. i sing country, pop, rock, jazz, and my favorite musical theater. i want to be on broadway some

day after i finish my education. >> what's your favorite show on broadway? >> probably a tie between "wicked" and "les miserables." >> you've got to sing a little something from "wicked" then. >> okay. ♪ i think i'll try defying gravity ♪ ♪ to feel light defying gravity ♪ >> whoo! >> thank you. >> you evoke such passion when you sing. >> i do. i want to make people feel something when i think. >> any karaoke contest, you will win. >> oh, thank you. >> we sound terrible when we sing. at least i do. they have proof of it here at the studio. things got a little passionate at the miss america imaginent when it got a little political. miss alabama said that republicans should be terrified of donald trump. watch this. >> i think donald trump is an entertainer. and i think he says what's on a lot of people's minds. but i think that the republican party should be absolutely terrified of all the attention that he's taking from the

incredible candidates like jeb bush and chris christie who could absolutely do the job of president of the united states. and if i were a republican i would absolutely be terrified of that. thank you. >> what do you fwhi that? >> i think that all of those questions were unexpected. and that's the point. you're not supposed to know what's coming. but i can't say anything against any one of those top five. we are all intelligent young women and we answer to the best of our abilities and i say props to meg. >> they ask for your opinion. so you can't be wrong. >> absolutely. and honesty is the best policy. >> they asked you a question about tom brady and you thought oh, great i don't know anything about football. >> right on right there. i like to watch football. but you know, i'm one of those e the guysof pretends they in the room feel like i'm cool. >> what did you say? what was your answer? >> well, i didn't have a very definitive answer. it wasn't a firm opinion. because i'm not -- well you know apparently there's like a meter

for that that shows how much i know about that ball. i'm a theater person first and foremost and i'm going to leave the opinion and answer to that question up to the sports fans. i have learned in the past 72 hours i've been miss america or so that americans love their football. >> they do. >> if you work on broadway we could probably all go out to lunch to the because we're one block from broadway. >> i'd love to. >> go to a show. >> we have learned that americans still love you. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> i appreciate it. thank you for having me today. >> thank you for coming. >> any time. >> all right. >> coming up a man from the middle east putting lives in danger in beverly hills. watch this. oh, that makes me so mad to watch it. this will make you even more mad, he might get a pass because he has international immunity. >> so does the other guy. and these guys may look like best friends but just one year ago the guy on the right tried to stab that cop.

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we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ good morning to you. it is wednesday, september 16th, 2015 i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a race against time after mother nature strikes. >> oh, no, there's two vehicles. oh, dear it went over the fence! oh, no! >> a desperate church for survivors after flash flooding carried an entire family down that raging river. meanwhile, the republican candidates ready to rumble in tonight's second presidential debate, and donald trump says he's just getting started. >> people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians. they're disgusted with the people that are giving our country away.

>> the big question now is will donald be attacked from all sides? and now, from joe biden as well? the answer is yes! as they're ready to rumble. >> he was all over him. and a magician's act went horribly wrong. he cannot escape his own underwater stunt. and it's not the first time he almost died doing it. we'll give you the inside story if you promise not to tell anybody else, because morning es are better with friends. hi, everybody, welcome to "fox & friends" live from studio 8. in this hour we've got a great story for you. it's about a law enforcement guy, and pictured screen left right there and the guy on the right, about a year ago, tried to stab him. >> that's right. they're back together. this picture going viral right now. we're going to tell you how they got back together and really it's an incredible moment that

they're having right there and we can't wait to discuss. >> absolutely. all right we got a full hour. let's get started. just hours away from the second gop debate and the competition is heating up. millions upon millions will be watching. these are the people on the main stage tonight. >> meanwhile a brand-new poll showing ben carson closing in on the front-runner donald trump. so, could tonight put dr. ben in the lead? >> well, john roberts is live at the reagan library in simi valley, california. good morning to you, john. >> good morning to you, elisabeth, steve and brian. certainly ben carson is hoping that a good performance could put him into the lead. donald trump told our bill o'reilly he is expecting everyone to come after him and he also has to be looking over his shoulder going into tonight's debate because look at this. the latest "new york times"/cbs news poll has got the race basically a dead heat. donald trump now at 27%. ben carson rocketing up from 6% in august to now 23%. that is all within the margin of

error. and take a look at where they are compared to the rest of the field. the next closest are bush, rubio and huckabee, way back at 6%. that's why we will likely see candidates like rand paul and carly fiorina try to make a big move this evening by taking it directly to trump. contrasting their positions, policies and style to his. >> i think people are going to wake up and say oh, my goodness. this guy could actually be the commander in chief and i think they're going to think twice about that. >> honestly donald trump says all kinds of things. i don't really worry much about what donald trump says honestly. i'm out there talking with voters every day. this isn't entertainment. although it's obviously very entertaining to many people. but, these are actually serious times. >> you know, the candidates won't spend all of their time tonight on stage attacking trump. they do want to stand on their own. though the candidates are expecting the moderators at tonight's debate to provoke confrontation. one candidate telling me the host network has been billing this as some sort of huge fight

night, a rumble at the reagan library, if you will. and in one interesting thing that we should point out to you rand paul begins his day by going to a shooting range just a few miles from the presidential library. so, take that as a metaphor, if you will, but it's an interesting way to start your day the night of the big debate. guys? >> it is, and in fact, john rand paul said yesterday i think he deserves both barrels, literally and figuratively apparently. >> rand paul down a point since august. >> let's hope it's only words. >> it's only words, exactly. but it is going to a shooting range. john roberts is going to have a late night tonight. maybe the lowest point for rand paul is when he went after donald trump which has to be a lesson for the other ten people on the stage. you might think you have the issue. you might think you have red meat. you might think you see vulnerability. but be prepared for what you get back. it could destroy you. and there's very little margin for error for about seven people on that stage. >> donald trump has to be careful. with dr. ben carson really just one point behind him right now,

who has upped his score by 17 points in just a month, trump has to be careful with dr. carson. this is a man who reeks of civility. you try to rumble with dr. ben carson you're not going to get a fist fight back. you're going to get something highly intelligence. reeking with love. and it's not going to be a good move. >> reeking with love? will there be room for love on that stage? >> those two guys are two different temperatures. >> they are. >> but what's interesting about ben carson from the first debate is he was only on in the last 15 minutes. and we heard back and forth from everybody except ben carson and then we heard him at the end and so many people did love him. i'll tell you what, though, you know, thinking back to the morning before the last debate, it seems like every predebate prediction was wrong for the most part. >> absolutely. >> so the people who are predicting what's going to happen tonight, do they really know? no. because there's a wild card on the stage and his name is donald trump. here he is yesterday on the "uss iowa," out in the port of los

angeles. talking about how he is going to take care of the vets. he will fix immigration. if he is made president about a year from now. >> we're going to make our military so big, and so strong, and so great, it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody's going to mess with us. that i can tell you. we're going to make our country so great. we are going to make it strong. we are going to make it powerful. we are going to take care of our veterans. we have many problems in our country. one of them is immigration. there's tremendous crime. there's tremendous drugs pouring across the border. tremendous. beyond going to chicago, going to new york, going to l.a., we have illegal immigrants that are treated better, by far, than our veterans. people are not silent. they're disgusted with our incompetent politicians.

they're disgusted with the people that are giving our country away. this is a movement. we're going to make our country great again, believe me. we will make our country great again. >> i mean right there you see the figurative image right there of donald trump on one of the strongest vessels coming out of world war ii. and a 9 foot by 16 foot gun right behind him. i mean that's a message that's not minced at all. one of the recent polls, brian you said when asked if your mind is made up or not, is it too early to say for sure in "the new york times" poll. 63% of respondents said their mind is not made up. their mind is pretty much open. >> i think it's astounding that a year out a third of american republicans have already made up their minds. >> you mean the 37% have? >> i'm going to call that a third. >> okay, fine. >> democratic voters -- >> i feel i have -- >> you think 37 is half? >> no. i said i just said the charter school. >> most democratic voters out of that same survey by the way want

to see joe biden run. >> right. >> interesting. >> you know why? because hillary clinton is imploding before their eyes. every day she looks more and more unable to rise to the challenge. which makes a guy like a 73-year-old socialist suddenly seem appealing. that has to be inviting for someone whose dream has always been to have been president to tried it twice and failed miserably. >> bernie sanders you're referring to? >> first bernie sanders but for biden this will be his third time to try and he blew himself up on his very first day last time. i will say this about tonight's debate the one thing that i think strategists have wrong is if they turn around around start attacking donald trump, he will -- that will just reinforce the people that support him because they'll be saying look at how nervous the establishment is about this leader coming out of left field. if trump trips himself up that's one thing. but if other men and women go after him, nonstop, that could boomerang. >> maybe the right leaning club for growth actually started to do that yesterday because they started a million dollar ad buy

in iowa where they're trying to tag donald trump as just another typical politician. but it's interesting, once -- i think about a month ago on this program i was referring to all the politicians on the stage regarding the debate and i got a whole bunch of e-mails, called donald trump a politician. he's not a politician. he's a businessman. he's a developer. he's a real estate guy. he's in politics now. >> you're not going to want to miss all the post debate coverage right here on the fox news channel with bill o'reilly, megyn kelly and sean hannity coming up right here on the channel. we asked you what you want to see out of the debate and on twitter, a clean honest debate that focuses on the issues that plague our great nation. no childish games. >> on facebook, i'd like to see them discuss the issues instead of beating each other up. tell me what you're going to do and how you plan on doing it. i think most people want to see them interact though. >> becky on facebook says they

all need to answer the same question. trump needs to be more presidential. carson needs to be more assertive. >> what would you like to see? e-mail us friends@foxnews.com. as you just depicted a moment ago our coverage kicks off at 11:00 p.m., owe riley followed by megyn followed by sean. even though the debate is on the other channel, watch that, and then click right over to us. >> there's a lot of pressure on the moderators to live up to fox's standards which even "the new york times" said was handled well. >> well, jake tapper is quoted as saying he wants to get interaction between the candidates. which means there's going to be more back and forth between. >> that would be great. i would like to see it. i don't know how you do that. you've got to get the right balance. and always going to be nine other people saying what about me? >> well you're asking one to attack the other. >> like at fox news get the answers that the american people are looking for. we're going to stand by and bring you much more in terms of coverage. heather nauert is here with the

headlines. >> good morning to you all. extreme weather to bring you right now and two separate searches resume later today after flash flooding left 16 people in utah dead. >> oh, no, there's two vehicles. oh, my goodness! oh, dear it went over the fence! oh, no! >> you can just see the power of the waters there. 12 people died after those two vehicles packed with mothers and their children were swept away by the raging water. one person is still missing there. another search is under way for three hikers caught in flooding, as well, at nearby zion's national park in utah. bowe bergdahl the victim? that's the claim that's being made ahead of a key hearing that will be held tomorrow in his case of alleged desertion. lawyers for the army sergeant say he's been in physical danger from fellow soldiers who are angry over that alleged betrayal. this comes as the defense team demands the transcript of his military interrogation and they want that to be released to the public in hopes of casting

bergdahl in a more positive light. a 15-year-old ohio boy being hailed a hero this morning after he jumped in to a reservoir to save a man who crashed his car right into the water. look at that as it's sinking right there. samuel is his name. he was fishing when he saw the car careen off the road. he called 911 and then he dove into the water. samuel stayed with the man until rescuers arrived. the teen saying he would just want someone to do the same thing for him. >> i was like, all right, i need to do this, because i like to think of things as if this happened to me, how i would want somebody to react to help me. >> what a brave young man. his bravery earned him an honorary badge with the local police department. nice kid. and in some terrifying moments a magician nearly drowns when an underwater stunt goes horribly wrong. escape artist spencer horseman was promoting an event in new jersey. he was chained up and supposed to escape from a box that was filled with water but something happened and he couldn't open that lock.

four men rushed to undo the latches and pull horseman out. he was locked inside the box for more than two minutes in the water. he's okay. had some trouble with that performance before saying it nearly killed him back in june. i think i might put a stop to that. those are your headlines. >> well they say anything that doesn't kill you makes you stronger. he went back to the scene of the glass box. >> i don't know. >> like to revisit that by the way. >> straight ahead the sole survivor of that live early morning tv shooting relives -- reliving the hoar irright here on fox last night with greta. >> and you don't know if he's coming back, and you don't know if he's around the corner, and he's just -- >> her incredible story of survival you'll have to hear to believe. coming up shortly. and sneaking across the border can be expensive, but now some are getting paid to do it by the drug cartels. the new epidemic on our southern border. we're going to tell you. i accept i'm not 22.

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have nearly quadrupled. and now officials from homeland security and the border patrol council say illegal aliens are smuggling heroin into the united states in exchange for drug cartels who help them cross the border. david ward is a retired resident agent in charge for dhs and director of the national association of former border patrol officers. david, does this story prove -- sound correct to you? >> absolutely it is. the cartels have taken advantage of our southern border and exploited our weak security. and then in the process of bringing the heroin in they've set up throughout the united states distribution points in our major cities which happen to be sanctuary cities. which gives them the false sense of security that they can operate with impunity in our country, and yet distribute the heroin around the country. >> so in other words they'll cross the border, they'll go to the city and no, they can't be tossed out. and they'll use others for the same reason? >> absolutely they will.

heroin has been -- is very lucrative, there is ample supply of heroin so it's very cheap. and a lot of the rural areas have gone in to using heroin. they were at one time using vicodin and oxycodone but because that's become more expensive, heroin has actually become cheaper. the question is, is how come there is so much heroin coming into the united states. the numbers will prove that the border is not secure for this to occur. >> so are people listening right now say another example, another interview where people talk about drug mules, and drug users, and drug suppliers, crossing the southern border. but you're overgeneralizing. what's your answer to people who think you're overgeneralizing or stereotyping? >> they decent know what's really going on on the border because they're listening to false facts, instead of the people on the ground, the boots in the field, that are addressing this problem on an everyday basis. >> does washington know --

david, does washington know what you're saying right now? >> how can they not know? they have their own statistics about the heroin that's coming in. that's infiltrated all our communities around the united states. there's an ample amount of heroin coming in the united states. and if the border was secure the price of the heroin skyrockets. it's dirt cheap. and it's also so easy to get addicted to. and then it's just a cycle that continues that could be stopped if we pay attention. david ward, thanks so much. >> yes, sir. you're quite welcome, brian. >> ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. straight ahead a tech wiz kid thought it would be cool to impress his teacher by making a clock. so why did he end up in handcuffs? that story next. and these guys may look like best friends but one year ago the guy on the right tried to stab that cop and kill him. that cop is here to explain why these two are hugging in this picture. and waving to me.

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all right quick headlines now. can't wait to find out what's in these stories. we had him on our show earlier this week and now the hero airman who helped take down a terrorist on board a high speed train in europe is getting a promotion. u.s. airman first class spencer stone will become a staff sergeant tomorrow. he'll receive a purple heart, and an airman's medal. fantastic. a baby-sitter hired through a popular child care website is accused of stealing from a family in georgia. joina groves had glowing reviews on care.com. even had a background check. police say she racked up thousands of dollars in charges on a family credit card. it turns out she's been arrested six times before. she didn't put that on her profile.

>> it's an unbelievable picture. a police officer reunited with the man who at one time tried to stab him to death. >> oh, brother. raleigh, north carolina police officer j.d. boyd responded to a domestic disturbance call in october of last year. when that man pictured on the right, cory sanders, lashed out and took a knife to his head. so why are these guys both smiling in that picture right now? that officer j.d. boyd joins us right now from raleigh. good morning to you, sir. thank you for being with us. >> good morning, officer. >> good morning, everybody. >> can you take us back to october of last year? yeah, i was actually on patrol sitting in an 'complex. i saw somebody that i thought had warrants and i stopped to run their name real quick. while i was stopped i saw a fight break out across the street between a man and woman. i turned the blue lights on, jumped across the street. when i jumped out of my car i yelled at them to break it up.

and that gave cory an opportunity, he looked back at me, and then that gave the opportunity for his what i learned later was his girlfriend and mother just enough opportunity to turn around and run away. he turned around, and focused his attention on me and at that point i didn't know that he had a knife. >> but he tried to stab you. >> yes, eventually. when he turned around and started coming towards me, i figured that he just wanted to fight. so i went up there and began to engage him. he took a swing at me with his right arm, and i ducked and his hand, which i later learned had a knife in it, just glanced off the top of my head. we started struggling. i used my baton a couple of times, realized that that wasn't having any effect. he started to say some things that made me think that he had a little bit more going on. so i backed up. >> yeah. >> this eventually got to the point where you nearly -- you almost got to the point where

you almost had to shoot him. he tried to stab you in the head. fast forward to now, this picture with the two of you hugging explain this because it has over 80,000 likes -- i'm sorry 225 likes, 88,000 shares on facebook. what's going on here in this photo? >> i've actually, i kept up with his family. they still live in the apartment complex. they've kept up with the family while he was locked up. and, i thought i saw him last tuesday night walking out of his apartment. i wasn't sure. then i saw his girlfriend come out. i said hey was that cory? she said yeah. i asked how long he was going to be gone for. she said he just went to mcdonald's. so i hung out and i waited for him, and we talked, you know, probably 15, 20 minutes or so. caught up. i learned that we actually went to high school together. oddly enough. and you know, we just put it behind us, you know, it really is -- it's not worth the energy to stay mad you know. i found that he's changed his life.

and he's doing great things for his family. so there's really no reason for me to be mad at him. it wasn't personal that day. and it wasn't personal now. >> that's right. you mention his girlfriend. kendra wrote on facebook with that image that you posted quote, we are so grateful that god placed you in our path and he was given a second chance. god has purpose for his life. it was such a life-changing experience, because it made us stronger. you can see a whole 360 from last year. you were truly a god-sent angel. i guess what happened is, this proves that no one is ever lost forever, right, officer? >> that's correct. >> they just aren't. i'm sure you face all the time now, since this has gone viral and people are talking to you, you know, how different, you know, even though he stabbed you, had you shot him, and that been the end of that story, but now fast forward a year, and both lives are great. >> yeah. and i couldn't be, you know, i

couldn't be happier for him and his family that their family is still whole. like you said, it could have ended very, very differently. i'm super glad that it did not. >> gosh, super glad you could share this with so many people. what a story of redemption. they're expecting a baby in november as i understand it and we want to thank you for your time. we understand you have a night shift doesn't. we're going to let you get some rest. >> yes, ma'am. thank you very much. >> thank you for a wonderful message today. >> great. >> it is. >> meanwhile, straight ahead on this wednesday, the sole survivor of that live tv shooting in roanoke reliving the horror right here on fox news. >> and you don't know if he's coming back. and you don't know if he's around the corner, and he's just -- terror. >> absolutely. that woman, incredible story of survival you have to hear to believe. we're going to play some of it next. >> chills there. and check out this video. a driver putting innocent lives in danger. and there's nothing the cops can do. the middle eastern man behind

the wheel is claiming diplomatic immunity. >> does that work?

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this happened, i was very, very surprised of one thing, and, i'll tell you what it was, because it still surprises me, is that i -- i was laying down, i realized it was quiet and everybody was down, and i didn't know where he was. i felt -- i knew the next shot he was just going to shoot me in the head because that was what he was doing. and it didn't -- i was waiting for him to shoot me in the head. when he shot me in the back i said, i'm going to be paralyzed. darn.

and then i waited. and then i said -- and it goes real quick. i said oh, your mind's the world goes in front of you, in front of you. and it did real fast and i said i'm ready. i'm ready. so i was really very much at ease had it happened. i felt -- i didn't want it. no, no, no. but, i wasn't in a like an oh, my gosh, it just went there and i said, i've had a good life. and that was that. and then he didn't and so i'm happy. happy to be here. >> that was greta van susteren speaking to vicki gardner who was there during that live broadcast in virginia shooting that took the life of alison parker and adam ward. shot in the back. gives her goosebumps to hear her saying i was ready, i didn't

want it but i was ready. >> she was playing dead. >> because she was positive and these are the images, we're not going to show you what really happened because it is so gruesome, but she was positive he was going to come back over after he killed the other two, the young woman and the young cameraman, going to shoot her in the head. i believe because keep in mind, they were promoting the 50th anniversary of that lake right there that they were adjacent to, her husband was watching this. >> he watched it live. >> can you imagine? >> no. about 15 minutes later he was trying to text her and get in touch with her. it wasn't until she was in an ambulance that she was able to reach out to him and tell him i was shot in the back, i made it out alive. >> and she would eventually lose a kidney. but as you can see she's okay. >> she also says she is planning to create some sort of a tribute to the two young journalists who lost their lives, live on television, out there in roanoke, virginia. >> what a moment with greta van susteren there. heather nauert joins us with the headlines. >> on another note high school

football is getting pretty ugly this season. the shocking moment a football helmet is turned into a weapon at a high school game. watch this. you can see as that guy picks the helmet off the other kid and bashes him in the head with it. this happened in lyndon, new jersey. the player who was attacked needed ten stitches. the player who ripped off the helmet was only flagged for a personal foul. police are now looking into that incident and that player may face charges. so we'll watch that story going forward. two would-be robbers caught on camera. the owner watching this whole thing unfold live on his phone. he was using a security app called canary. that monitored his apartment. the men rushed -- the man rushed home while he was watching that live feed. the burglars were then scared off by a neighbor. police are now using the images to try to hunt down those would-be robbers.

he was escorted out of school in handcuffs. a texas ninth grader arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school. the reason? he's accused of making a fake bomb. 14-year-old ahmed mohammed built the clock over the weekend to show his engineering teacher. but not everybody was impressed. at least three teachers thought it was a bomb and they called police. mohammed has not been charged. his family says they believe he was targeted because he's a muslim. a high speed race through a quiet beverly hills neighborhood causing a whole lot of outrage because the drivers may actually get away with it. watch this. wow well that ferrari. and then a porsche. they were caught on camera speeding down the street. both cars registered not in the united states. but in qatar. the speeding doesn't stop until the ferrari eventually starts to smoke. the driver denied it all to the

police and claims diplomatic immunity. he's believed to be a part of the royal family from qatar. u.s. state department says it is now investigating. and those are your headlines. can you imagine, elizabeth, how upset you'd be if that car was ripping through your neighborhood with your kids around? >> i'd be the one screaming in the streets. >> that's right. in beverly hills. >> forget about the speeding. what about the running the stop sign? >> those stop signs. >> thank you. >> meanwhile a highly anticipate ed blockbuster is coming to theaters this weekend. praising the performance of a young and talented cast of actors. let's step in with mark who attend the the red carpet last night. >> new york city. where i was able to speak with a number of stores of "the scorch trials" about the unique challenges they faced shooting the film and the special bond they formed while making it happen.

>> i think it's great to say it was a complete success. >> story picks up literally where the maze runner left off. >> the last movie ends with them speeding in the helicopter and this one starts with us getting out. we kind of pick up all the characters. >> time now to begin phase two. >> welcome to the scorch. >> you think they finally escape but their troubles are far from over. >> beyond this door, the beginning of your new life. >> now it's kind of in this new world that we're trying to experience for the first time. >> what the hell? >> the most, the most rigorous. i mean like it was the worst. shot in albuquerque, new mexico, which is the mile high city so a lot of it was us going up and down. >> it was. we were on our own scorch trials as well. but a fun one. >> who got out of control?

>> i think we got more out of control than anyone else. yeah. you know. they're all really, really sweet. one month slumber party. nothing chaotic. >> who got out of control? who are these guys? >> all of them. all of them. >> what i love about this cast is everybody's so -- >> what are you doing? >> first movie we got to meet everybody and make some friendships. second movie was like a family reunion you know. the old gang was back together again we got to make another movie that was real fun. >> we were like one big family. >> what a talented group of young guys. >> together they were. >> they were a handful. i can't imagine -- >> so they just ran the whole time. >> they did a lot of running. it's not easy at all. >> the scorch trials is in theaters this friday, as always

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not a single one of the republican candidates taking the stage in tonight's debate has served in the military with the exception of lindsey graham. but they're all very outspoken when it comes to fixing the problems faced by our veterans. >> when i'm president of the united states, we're going to have a v.a. that cares more about our veterans than about the bureaucrats who work at the v.a. >> i would take ten 25-year-old veterans and i would put them in a room and i would say tell us how you want to be served. >> we're going to make our military so big, and so strong, and so great, it will be so powerful that i don't think year ever going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us. >> so who's the best candidate when it comes to the veterans vote? let's talk to some vets right now. former navy s.e.a.l., dan waldwell is the legislative director for the concerned veterans of america and a new york assembly man and retired infantryman in the marine corps. carl let's start with you.

your favorite on the republican side for commander in chief? >> trump hands down. look he wanted to donate the proceeds from all the extra ad revenue from the debate from cnn so i think he wants to put his money where his mouth is. >> it's interesting last night and we featured some of the images of him on the deck of the "uss iowa." he proposed a medicare-like system to expedite vets health care. that's really something you're all very concerned about. >> yeah, absolutely. i think the way vets are being taken care of now, and also look at president obama's proposing that we bring in 10,000 to 50,000 new syrian refugees, but yet we have 50,000 vets homeless right now and they're not doing anything about it. i think trump will do something about that. >> dan your favorite? >> in my mind senator marco rubio and senator ted cruz are tied. senator rubio has gone out and proposed very forward-thinking v.a. reform legislation. senator cruz has embraced a lot of those ideas as well and also fought for the civil liberties of our troops, certainly for religious liberty and gun

rights. also say that jeb bush and ben carson have put forward very good plans to reform the v.a. they aren't perfect. they still need to flesh out some details but i have to give them credit for doing that. >> a lot of candidates talk about stuff but they haven't put out any plans with specifics which is what you want to see. kieron who do you like best for commander in chief? >> cari fiorina. she has big-time executive experience. she was the ceo of hewlett-packard she dragged that 20th century company into the 21st century. which is exactly what has to be done with the v.a. it's an old model that needs to be modernized. she's the exact person to do that. she also has intelligence experience and i commander in chief needs intelligence experience. she served as the chairman of the cia's external advisory board which is a great piece of experience that will serve her well and no one is tougher on iran than carly fiorina. and let's face it the iranians killed 500 of our brothers and sisters in iraq and afghanistan and that's something that needs to be dealt with. and carly fiorina when you listen to her talk very

precisely about that. >> we had former navy s.e.a.l. on a month or so ago who also liked carly fiorina. carl, worst for vets? >> jeb bush. he's flopped on the iraq question, lost so much faith in the veterans community. i think it's just an absolute, you know, it's a shoo-in that most vets are going to say stay home if jeb is the candidate. >> i think you told one of our producers yesterday while you don't like jeb per se on this topic a lot of military members have great respect for his brother. >> absolutely. and myself included in that. i have a great deal of respect for george bush. i think he was a phenomenal commander in chief, a great president. but jeb is not his brother, and jeb didn't make the tough decisions his brother had to make. >> dan, who do you like least? >> have to disagree with my friend carl. i dislike donald trump. i think that he's given a lot of platitudes in regard to vets. his speech last night i'm sorry it was just a bunch of empty rhett ring and one-liners.

we need to hear specifics especially around v.a. reform and national security. you can't say you're going to make something great and not put forward a plan. frankly his v.a. reform plan is very similar to what the v.a. says they're trying to do now. if the v.a. can't handle vets currently in the system. they're going to send them to private care. but they're not going that. you need to go deeper like the other candidates i mentioned have. >> and kieren, your least like? >> i think rand paul is least prepared to be the commander in chief. i love him on individual liberties here at home. but he wants to reduce the size of the military. sounds like obama when he says that. when obama was looking to pick off republican senators to support this crummy iran deal he thought he was going to get rand paul. he didn't. but, the president thought rand paul might be in league with him says something profoundly bad about rand paul. >> rand is a noninterventionalist. he doesn't want to do anything with any foreign policy. >> i have a feeling all three of you are going to be watching. but tonight is three hours long. i think we need a coup of coffee about 6:00 p.m. to get through it. carl and dan and kieren, thank

you very much for your service. >> thank you. >> coming up on this wednesday, her father taught her everything she knows about money and now dave ramsey's daughter is a mother all herself. look at her. new little baby right there screen left. rachel cruz is here to show you how to raise a savvy kid moneywise on your own. but first let's check in with martha maccallum who is taking over things in ten minutes. >> what veterans this morning, it's a big night of course for republicans who want a shot at the prize and they're going to have their work cut out for them so who will we be talking about tomorrow morning? it's the big question right now and who can put a dent, if anybody, in donald trump who has become the best counterpuncher in this race. we're going to talk to byron york, steve hayes, we'll get more on the inside line on what to expect, what to look for tond and ed henry joins us with his exclusive on hillary clinton when we see you at the top of the hour.

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all right. well how do you raise money-smart kids? >> you need some cash? >> nah, we got a bunch of change. >> not fair why can't i have anything? >> well, they have jobs and -- >> how could i save money if i don't have any? >> a benny saved is a benny earned. >> all good questions there. rachel cruz learned the best from her dad co-authoring the book smart money, smart kids with her father dave ramsey. now she's a new mom and plans on teaching her kids about money starting with a few simple steps that every parent should hear. joining me now personal finance expert with the ramsey group rachel cruze. thanks for being here. congratulations on your new role as mom. how do you right now in this digital age when everything is swiped teach kids about the value of a dollar when they don't see it as often? what do you do?

>> sure. absolutely. you want to be intentional when you're teaching your kids about money. maybe that means you go and cash out some money and use actual cash. i can remember my mom being at the grocery store and pulling out actual cash and me seeing a $100 bill to pay for groceries and i couldn't believe it. so actually the power of cash is an amazing thing for your kids as well. >> you say to make the lessons age appropriate. what do you mean by that? >> sure, when you teach your kids about money you're not going to sit down with your 3-year-old and discuss mutual funds, right? you're going to do this age appropriately. when you're teaching your child to work when they're 5 and teaching them to clean their room they may not clean their room very well so mom and dad need to step in and help and that's okay because they're 5. expert more when they're 10 and 16 maybe you expect them to work outside the home. >> you say find teachable moments in everyday life. for example? >> that's right. well, grocery store is perfect. you're at the grocery store talk to your kids about what food is costing. when you're pumping gas, talk about that. find these little moments in everyday life and even throughout the week that you can

just talk to your kids about money. >> and be an example they learn the most from you, you say. >> that's right. yes. more is caught than taught. your kids are watching you. so if you're stressed out, and you go to the mall, and go shopping every time you're stressed, retail therapy is what your kids are going to know. so be that example. >> exactly. i remember the first time i told my toddler that there were 100 pennies in every dollar he took and started trying to get them out. i don't know if that's an age appropriate lesson. rachel cruze your book is fantastic. i love it and use it each and every day. give your dad a hello for me as well. >> thank you, elizabeth. >> for "fox & friends" just moments away. to time to bass pro shops than right now. bass pro shops is the place for incredible savings during our gear up sale. including clearance savings on nitro and tracker boats.

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tonight, watch the debate. tomorrow morning on our program carly fiorina, chris christie and complete debate coverage. >> yeah. and who knows who else is going to show up and who is still going to be standing at the end. >> we've got it all covered. bill: fox news alert. we are getting ready for found two. 15 presidential hopefuls getting ready for prime time. the man who stand at the biggest target, the front runner, donald trump. love this stuff. you can't get enough. i'm bill hemmer, live in "america's newsroom." martha: i'm martha maccallum. the top 11 republican candidates will be slugging it out. donald trump will be at the center of the stage because he's polling number one.