saturday, september 19th. i'm juliet huddy in for anna kooiman. a fox news alert after nearly a three week manhunt. the most wanted man in the southwest, taken into custody. >> we have made an arrest in the i 10 shootings that occurred. >> the arrest made and the arizona freeway shootings we have been talking about for the last several weeks. why the suspect's father says they have the wrong guy. >> and donald trump under fire after not defending the president after a questioner called him a muslim. watch. >> i don't think it's relevant and second of all that's not true. the president has made clear what his faith is. christianity, when someone

says they are a christian and that's what he this are, we will accept that. >> will this have an effect on the 2016 race for president? he would will bring it up. >> major backlash with theview after this comment about a miss america contestant. >> she came out in a nurse's uniform and basically read her emails out loud and shockingly did not win. >> more advertise ares pull the plug as the show nurses milwaukee it right. is that enough? "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful life. [ ♪ oh, oh oh ♪ it's a beautiful life >> good morning, welcome to "fox & friends" on this very early, yet beautiful saturday morning. >> i like all that construction. >> juliet huddy. >> wow. >> got this party started.

>> you already started, didn't you? >> i do love the 80's a. good to be here. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> this hour live you saw the nation's capitol under construction. our own rick reichmuth will be live from washington, d.c. on how we can help our heroes. he will be doing a lot of pushups and things down there at the memorial. >> you will be impressed by rick's pushups. >> meanwhile we have a fox news alert. >> we got him. arizona's zorn saying a man has been arrested in the serial freeway shootings in phoenix. >> the suspect's family says they have the wrong guy though. >> garrett tenney live. watch this unfolding store. garrett, good morning. >> tuck are, clayton, and juliet. good morning three long weeks for folks in phoenix. they believe they have the man responsible for starting a string of freeway shootings. last night a swat team arrested this man 21-year-old wesley allen

garrett jr. outside of phoenix at a wal-mart after he tried to pawn the gun bruised in the first four of the shootings. 11 confirmed shootings in voox. and while there haven't been any serious injuries. there have been several close calls a 13-year-old's girl's ear was cut after a bullet shadowed the window of the car she was riding in. officials aren't certain that he is responsible for the seven other shootings. >> are there others out there? are their coup cats? that is possible. we will continue to investigate. tonight, i cannot give you a whole lot more detail as interviews and search warrants are underway. >> and while the while the investigation continues, merritt's father is saying the arrest is a mistake. the son is a family man and there is no way that he did this. while merritt hasn't been formally charge the 21-year-old is facing a range of problems, criminal enendangerment, assault and

unlawful discharge of a firearm. back to you. >> thanks so much garrett continuey. >> so much drama after these debates. we had the fox debate and the other debate the other night. i don't remember it being so wild and crazy. i look forward to these debates now. >> the head lawn coming out of this is the headline many predicted which is carly fiorina did really, really well. she kind of dominated at moments. shoe got a lot of compliments not just from the immediate analysis afterward but apparently now from voters who got a brand new poll out of the state of new hampshire, first primary state. carly fiorina for the first time edging past donald trump. she is at 22, he is at 18. >> the morning after the debate he is going over the poll numbers and saying, look, i'm still in the lead here. i'm still crushing it. we have these immediate polls that came out last night and i'm crushing it. it's new. first official one coming out showing donald trump has -- she has surged past

donald trump. >> the way it's played out is not playing well with some of the candidates. scott walk are and donald trump are not happy the way carly fiorina was pumped up before the debate. she did wel first fox debate the early morning they call it the kids' table debate. >> they're supposed to be the time when you see the more obscure candidates be booyed to the type. >> it worked. they are claiming walker and trump suggesting it was kind of a setup. watch this. >> i think we knew going in no matter what happened they were going to say carlie had a bug night no matter what, and obviously they said that. >> wow, i don't totally disagree. i think they wanted to have some kind of narrative. they fed her softballs. i don't get that whole situation. they fed her softballs of some of the things she was asked were ridiculous. donald trump said this.

and she is practically didn't even have to answer. >> good point there. first 30, 40 minutes even mark levin on the mark levin he said it was the worst 30 minutes saw at the beginning of the debate. coming right after donald trump. they had an agenda they went right after him to attack him. >> i don't know she was fed softball questions. they were certainly going after trump. >> more questions about donald trump. it has been for the last he three months. it's about trump and it's also true the establishment hates trump. they hate him for pushing immigration and personal style, et cetera. on the other hand, kind of hard to disagree carly fiorina was dominant in that debate. she did a good job. regardless what the questions were. i think most people watching would say that. >> donald trump come under fire for the last 48 hours because of what happened at the forum the other night when somebody -- some speaker came up, it was kind of very contentious situation. we do have that sound bite

so you can hear what's happening. watch. >> we have a big problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know is not even an american. birth certificate man. but anyway, we have training camps where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we are going to be looking at a lot of things. a lot of people are saying bad things are happening out there. we will be looking oat that and plenty of other things. >> i'm not defending hesitate response. who knows what someone is hear at a situation like that. at a podium. he seemed to be mocking the questioner this is the question out of the gate? come on. who knows what he heard this guy say about the president being a muslim and, of course, he is now being you have find, donald trump, for not coming out and saying right away look he is not awesome in. he is a christian. he was born in this country,

of course we all know the husband tri with donald trump and the president in the first place. >> he bailed out of his speech. he was supposed to be speaking at the headquarter damage forum and he did not. is that because he is trying to dodge what's happening and dodge the fallout from that question or lack of response to that question everybody is saying. the fact is his campaign has to get their ducks in a row to see how they are going to handle. this the candidates are having a field day with this. they went after him. let's listen to what they had to say. >> i don't think that's relevant and it's not true. the president has mad clear what his faith is. if somebody says they are a christian we accept that. >> i don't know why that coops coming up. >> he has to decide what he wants to do for himself. if somebody at one of my town hall meetings at something like that i would correct them. the president is a christian. he was born in this country. >> he would be a disaster for the republican party to enemy nate him unless he comes forward and says i though long are are believe

that president obama was born in kenya. i have no doubt. i believe he was born in hawaii. and for mr. trump to reject the proposition of the man's question about muslims. >> so trump is required to defend obama. the media wants to milwaukee this issue about obama ma'am the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. christians need support in this country. religious liberty is at stake. >> i have no idea what obama pa believes. i know what he does, and by his actions he seems hostile towards christianity that's my view but i'm not running for president. >> the president says he is he a christian he goes to church. >> right. >> it's s. it up to donald trump to correct every person that comes up and defend somebody. >> he has some moral obligation to do that some lunatic says something you are required. does this go for dinner parts too or kids soccer games. are you morally required to argue with them? >> this is not a dinner party. it's a huge debate. >> same thing around mccain.

have you got to come out and apologize and he didn't come out and apologize. he was fine. let us know what you think this morning. what do you think about this kerfluffle. friends@foxnews.com. >> get to headlines. starting with the georgia police officer shot and wounded during a shootout with two suspected gun runners. both men are in custody this morning. it all began when police attempted to pull the two over. they sped off and crashed into a sign at atlanta area gas status. the suspects got out. they opened fire, deliberately aiming at police. the 47-year-old officer marco vince karondo was shot in the shoulder. he is now resting at home. she just got back to work but she is headed back to jail. kim davis. attorney for deputy clerk says davis is defying court orders by allegedly removing her name from marriage licenses. that would make the marriage licenses void which violates her order. the judge will review the filing on monday to determine if davis is contempt of court.

possibly landing her straight back in jail. on his way to this part of the world overnight. the pope leaving uttlely for trip to cuba and then the united states. he will head to washington on tuesday. ahead of the visit, president barack obama called cuban leader raoul castro. spoke about the pope's role before bringing the. white house to the capital's game captain america taking down last night in d.c. [cheers and applause] airman first class spencer stone throwing out the first pitch on u.s. airways day. first stop incredible month for a man who helped stop a terror attack on a train. >> really exciting. first time i have ever got to tour a pro-locker room for baseball. national guys are awesome guys. >> i haven't really even had time to sit down and think about it all because i have just been going, going,

going. >> get used to it. thursday stone received a purple heart for his bravery on board the paris-bound train where he and others stopped a terror attack. those are your head lines. >> thanks, juliet. rick reichmuth in our nation's capitol it lincoln memorial. what are you doing, rick? >> good morning, we switched spots. >> so romantic. >> here in d.c. beautiful, beautiful morning here. it's going to be a beautiful morning for all the pushups that are going to be done. i'm here for the boot's campaign annual event do pushups to raise money and awareness for our returning troops and their needs. last year 58,000 pushups were done, today is 75,000 and a million dollars. there you go. let's talk about the weather this morning. a beautiful morning right here and still fooling like a nice morning across much of the eastern seaboard where we are ahead of a front that's moved through. we have had a very, very warm week again. we will cool things off a

little bit behind this front. you see those showers across florida. it's been very, very soggy. we will watch a system develop as it's going to bring more rain offshore for the most part. the rain cutting down across parts of the ohio valley today. cold front, sparked weather yesterday and bring much fresher air in for the day tomorrow. all right, guys, we will be back at the bottom of the hour. talking much more with the boot campaign. >> thanks a million. >> thanks, rick. >> great to he so you. i like rick in workout gear. coming up next, shocking testimony in the bowe bergdahl case. the lead investigator says bergdahl left his post to be a whistleblower and shouldn't face jail time. the man who led the search for bergdahl joins us next. >> a-year-old girl is told she can't wear her bronchos dress to school. the reason? you are not going to believe it ♪ why you got to be so rude ♪ don't you know i'm human, too. ♪ why you got to be so rude ♪ i'm going to marry her

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welcome back. new theory in the case of bowe bergdahl. army investigator testifying he walked away from his post, bergdahl did to it be a whistle blower did to try to expose leadership problems. this coming at the hearing to determine if bergdahl should face a court martial and spend the rest of his life potentially in prison. michael walsh is a commander of the army special forces. warrior diplomat joins us with his reaction on this. great to have you this morning first of all the general who did the investigation, who interviewed this man, spent countless hours interviewing bergdahl testified yesterday and he said essentially painted a picture not of a deserter but a whistle blower.

he said derg dal felt luke he knew more than his superiors and more qualified than his fellow soldiers. he felt things were going terribly wrong at growth outpost concerned for fellow soldiers. he felt he needed to run away 19 miles to get back to the main base to warn people, to warn his superiors there. what is your reaction to that? >> first i find that testimony from bergdahl a bit hard to believe. anyone who spent a day in afghanistan knows that you are not going to walk 19 miles to anywhere through some of the most god awful mountainous terrain. he further testified that bergdahl wanted to purposely create a search for him so that it created some kind of pr event that would then get the attention of the generals out in afghanistan at the time. as you mentioned, i took command the day that bergdahl walked off his base. i can tell you without a doubt that men and women were harmed, that they were killed and injured, looking for sergeant bergdahl.

and i think needs to be held accountable. i commend the army for hopefully sending him to a court martial. and i look forward to seeing this thing play out. secondly, sorry. >> i was going to say another superior testified that he felt that bergdahl wasn't adjusting properly. said he seemed very off o. he said that he went to his superior and said, look, you need to check this guy out. and his superior, this man testified, told him to basically stand down. there are also assertions and testimony that bergdahl had some sort of severe psychological defect it. it seemed like might have been crazy and should not have been there in the first place. your reaction? >> well, general also testified two things one that he believed bergdahl was of sound mind when he joined the army. yes, he was not adjusting well, but so what? a lot of soldiers struggle out there in those kinds of conditions. and you handle it properly through the chain of

command. what you don't do is try to desert your post and deliberately put your soldiers in harm's way. that's against every code we understand as soldiers to not put the men and women standing to the left and right of you in harm's way. >> we just have a few moments. do you think he should spend the rest of his life in prison? >> i think certainly should be court martialled. i know without a doubt that men and women were killed and injured looking for him. including my own, which were being deliberately faded into ambushes by the taliban who knew we were looking for them. and then, you know, lastly, there may be some time served for the suffering that he endured. but the men and women who didn't come back don't get anything. >> have to wrap it up there. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> sure. >> have a wonderful weekend. >> you too. >> the qatary sheik speeds through quiet beverly hills neighborhood and it's a all caught on video.

where is this guy now? fled the country. plus, disney removing gender labels from halloween costumes. is this a marketing move? we will debate that coming up next.

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welcome back, quick international headlines. sp 13 people behind bars in connection with with he will el chapo's prison escape that includes high officials from the prison system. drug lord escaped from a maximum security prison in july through a tunnel built in his jail cell. and the qatary prince caught drag racing in beverly hills has apparently left the country to avoid prosecution. videos showed the 22-year-old speeding through neighborhoods in a yellow

ferrari entitled -- i will let you be the judge. he told police that he had diplomatic immunity, but the state department disagreed so he fled the country. tucker? >> thanks, clayton. well, the walt disney company following in target's footsteps this fall ditching gender labels on its costumes. disney star is now encouraging kids to choose which ever trick or treating outfit appeals to them. what is the effect on kids and our society. here to weigh in psychiatrist dr. cooper lawrence. just to be cleared i don't think disney banned kids from whatever costumes they want. they just want to sell stuff. they don't cower. i guess what bothers me about this another effort to pretend that gender distinctions are meaningless when they are not. >> at this young age talking about kids between a and 7 years old. they are not thinking about themselves as sexual identity it doesn't develop yet. it's adults putting that on them and from all the

research we know that it's not a good idea to force a kid into thinking about their sexuality at a to 7 years old. they are just thinking about like i want to be owe olaf for halloween. not thinking about that's a male or female and how that reflects on their own identity. >> kids are born either male or female, despite the hype. that's what science tells us conclusively. he this are going to be male or female whether they like it or not for the rest of their lives. is it a bad idea to mention you are a boy or a girl? you may not like it but there is not anything you can do about it. >> it's not what boy or girl means to the kid. like a good example is me. i was a tom boy. i would have never been a disney princess in a million years. i liked dressing up as super heroes. if i had a parent who said you can't be a super hero you have a vagina. i would be confused because i was a kid. i'm not thinking about that part of my anatomy. i want to be a super hero.

>> kids shouldn't be forced to think about future sex lives that's creepy as hell actually. >> right. >> isn't it confusing that it genders are fluid. these are not real categories. they are constructs when, again, that's ha lie they are biological reality. >> i don't think a child is thinking about that i worked on a study nickelodeon. let the child's imagination go. we found when kids let their imagination go at a young age under 7 were more creative under adults. better careers and better relationship with their parent. >> so if your son dresses as a princess he is going to have a happier life? >> well if it's because of his imagination or if that is who he is. the idea that the parent should be accepting of their child at 5 to 7 years old. it's one thing when the child gets older and wants to talk about what that means to them but at 5 to 7 they are not thinking about that they are thinking i you really loved frozen.

>> maybe kids different. they had strong gender preference even when they were little. >> your kids did. >> i have never met anyone whose kids didn't. >> i think this for the kids who don't. disney is a huge company. they like mass appeal. the fact they are doing this obviously they had a lot of research and this found that they don't want the parents probably don't want gender assigned like that. so if this parent said don't want it disney wants to make them happy. >> they are also deeply a political left wing activist company. >> are they? i always go back to the fact that it's about money. this is a way they are going to make more money. so let's be honest here. >> cooper, it's great to he so you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> nurses firing back at the show "the view" for these comments miss america contestant. >> she came out in a uniform and read her emails outloud and shockingly didn't win. >> advertisers pulling the plug on the show. is that reaction justified or overboard?

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still 1983. >> speaking of cougars. [ laughter ] >> that's a great transition. [lion roaring] >> i bow down before you. >> let's talk about the -- "the view." if you go into doctor's offices get checked on. the show is you will see. >> maybe not anymore. >> man not anymore after what happened this week. did you harr about this controversy over these comments from the miss america pageant that is kelly johnson she came out wearing scrubs for the talent portion. "the view" had a conniption and they said this about her outfit. listen. much the. >> the talent i have to i say. the one woman sang opera incredible. really good. there was a girl who wrote her own monologue i'm like turn the volume up this is going to it be amazing. he she came out in a nurse's

ruin uniform and read her emails outloud. that's not a real talent. >> why does she have a doctor's stethoscope. >> she helps patients with alzheimer's which is not funny. uh-huh to see it. >> can i say something? full disclosure. mitchell collins is a friend of mine. she is a comedian. provocative comedian hired by "the view" it make provocative comments and to be sassy. and guess what, everybody is watching "the view" again. talking about theview again. >> find that so provocative. obviously it's amy knowing and unwatchable. i didn't think it was that bad. yet, three advertisers, at least, dropped "the view." pulled their ads. this is a big blow for the show. they there they are, smuggle mccormick spices. >> first two. >> doing show under pressure from outraged nurses. >> i loved and it's this mob mentality, jonts and johnson

jump on. we value and appreciate nurses and their educational journey. now you can show your appreciation by sharing a photo. >> shared a photo of nurses. >> they will get a lot of advertising and promotion because of the fact that they dropped out. i would imagine this are probably pausing their advertising. >> first of all, who doesn't like nurses? anybody who has ever been sick loves nurses. >> michelle loves nurses. >> lighten up a little bit. here is the statement. like you, she said, she also value and admire nurses so we paused. >> that's from mccormick spices so sorry. we paused advertising on daytime television. >> because paprika and nurses go hand and hand. >> thank you for celebrating the nurses for the critical role they play in healthcare system. >> joy made that comment about why i is she wearing a doctor's stethoscope. i you see thursdays using them more than doctors do. come in to talk your blood

pressure and check everything. i don't know what that is about. >> talk to our nurse later on in the show. has some comments about this. you do understand her side. let her sort of argue her points. but there is a guest host that day, nicole arbor is her name. behind the scenes after all this happened. >> back stage, i heard the girls being like oh yeah our nurse jokes didn't go over well because we have-to-apologize. >> so because they are tweeting. that's it it i'm not defending "the view" which i think is atrocity and an offense against television. this is all about the witch-hunt on social media in which people routinely get snader, right? so a bunch of dissatisfied grouchy people on twitter start complaining and all of a sudden it builds on itself and you have to apologize and grabble before them and pander. it's so gross. >> all of a sudden you are losing advertise ares. my source tells me this woman was not back stage with michelle collins at any

point. how could she have heard this. >> you have good insider view. >> i love michelle. she doesn't hate nurses she was trying to milwaukee a joke. >> talent portion people come out and do magic tricks and sing and play violin. >> humor is not allowed. because someone might get his feelings hurt. that's wrong. you should be punished and lose your job for that no jokes, america. >> what do you think about this? do you think -- do you think michelle and joy were attack dogs and should be in trouble for this? >> should they go to prison? >> all right. friends@foxnews.com. can you weigh in there go to our facebook page as well ff weekend on facebook. >> a case that rocked a massachusetts town and fox news channelly have a name for baby dough. bella bond. the 2-year-old was found dd on the shores of boston harbor back if june. police were stumped by her identity releasing this artist rendering to anyone with answers. 885 days later an anonymous

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software allows car to rate lower on pollution tests when they are being examined. clayton? >> thanks, tucker. well, imagine if your fifth grader came home with an assignment to create a wanted post are for a ku klux klan member. that's what happened at a south korea -- south carolina school. could create racial tension. the school says that wasn't the intention all along. independent imwith's forum and director of its culture it of alarmism project. nice to so you this morning. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> did this teacher go too far? >> i think it was a laps in judgment on the part of this teacher. certainly it's important that we teach children about the civil war and the existence of groups like the kkk. but turning it into sort of sill will art project, i think it really diminishes the horrors of what the kkk did to black americans in the south. voter intimidation, murder, intimidation. these are terrible things. i think these are serious

topics and they deserve teachers teaching them in a more serious manner. >> students were asked to sketch a person, an image of a member of the ku klux klan and they were supposed to label them a bad guy and put a quote from a living person as to why they are a gadd -- bad guy and reward for finding said person. parental were seeing a assignment come home and shocked by it do you blame them? >> i don't blame them. the department of ed case pit put a report out a couple years ago showing only a quarter of u.s. students are proficient in u.s. history. that's really disturbing. the report actually included some examples. one child saying abraham was important because he had a beard. i think we really need to improve instruction in schools, tuckly on things like civics and u.s. history. i think giving assignments like this silly assignment given by this school is one reason why kids aren't as proficient in history you.

>> well-you said, i couldn't agree more. here is the statement from the school. they said the intention was not to excite or offend. teaching history most unpleasant period and times create unlearned society to. your point, what history were they teaching? what specific era of history are they teaching and how are they contextualizing history with this weird assignment? this is the weird shenanigans you get out of schools. we have a very pc culture. these are serious topics. i don't understand turning this in to an art project. when, again, i think it's important that teachers instruct. they actually talk to the students about what this hate group did. the terrible things that they did to black americans. and really, again, turning it into this sully operation. i don't think there is a lot of instruction going on. >> although lauren's county school superintendent david owe shields came out with a statement. i don't know if you saw. this he said the assignment is a state requirement. it may have actually

fulfilled the state requirement intended to teach students that the kkk was a criminal terrorist organization that murdered people, participated in voter suppression and used violence to intimidate african-americans. that he said, hey, look, this still actually lived up to the requirements by the state. >> yeah, it might have lived up to the requirements. but we hope that teachers and school administrators have better judgment. i mean, we are seeing sort of these lapses in judgment with ahmed and his clock. i you think a lot of people say at what point would adults in the room have said i think we are taking this a little too far involving the police, arresting him. interrogating him. i think this is another case, look, i want teachers to have flexibility and be able to create school lessons that they think are appropriate. but this is just bad judgment. >> julie, we appreciate you waking up early with us. very articulate 6:45 in the morning. thanks, julie. >> thanks for having me. >> a suspect in the phoenix freeway shooting now behind

bars. his fathers is they have got the wrong guy. >> whoever said he is the i-10 shooter is a [bleep] moron. have a good night. >> we're live with the breaking details and arrest at the top of the hour. plus, did you know one in three kids eat fast food every day? that's true. up next, we are going to have four fast and healthy options for your family. ♪ cold beer on a friday night ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ and the radio on ♪

welcome back, a new study published by the cdc reveals one in three kids for thatly 34% eats fast food every day. not every week but every

day. what are some of the healthiest options? going to do it, might as well give some healthy options encourage them to eat well. here is ideas is felicia. exercise physiologist and consultant and physician healthy living good morning. >> good morning. >> quite the resume you have. kids are going to eat junk food. you are going to stop by mcdonald donald's. we all did that. we all gained the freshman 15 when we were seniors. >> i didn't do that. >> but we want to get into these kids' heads if you are going to go to fast food places at least try to eat something that could be healthy. >> the truth is there are so many better option os now than there used it be be. when you look and see what you brought here today and see what's available, it's so completely different. >> you actually do have healthy's os. let's start with panera. i love paner ravment i love these they have these answer jent grains and cinnamon swirl bread as far as sweets go, lowest fat and calorie

option. what's really cool about it is some of the ingredients as far as luke it being the salad and the grains. what you you always love about this bread, made with palm oil, a replacement for a lot of the transfats and food. as a matter of fact. 90 % of palm oil in the u.s. comes from malaysia and we know it's sustainably grown. sustainability is something that is really important to a lot of people now. we hear a lot about and it as far as good ingredients. >> kids want to have it taste good. sustainability i want to to taste good. >> parents -- kids model their behavior based upon what parents are eating subway. so what is really amazing about subway is that they have their fit menu. their fresh fit menu. what's great is that this oat bread i brought here four grams of fiber per serving in it. again, lots of vegetables. fresh ingredients kids or adults you can get the apple sly slices get the milk. >> subway makes it really

easy are to you. you can go on here is the low fat, low calorie stuff you can order off this one. wendy's. i get the baked potato and i throw it on' top of my salad. >> i take the chili and throw it on top of my baked poo taught toe. there is two sizes for the salads. can you get either small portion or large are portion. pulled pork. i thought it was a great option. instead of the chicken sandwich. unstead of a hamburger that it's sort of like a regional seasonal type of dish that they have available now. >> and fox news channelly, mcdonald's? >> yes. because they are available everywhere. mcdonald's has under 400-calorie. a regular cheeseburger is under 400 calories. go guret. >> right. and you have got your juice and you have got your apple slices. i think that's really terrific. some kids don't think apples have skin on it anymore. >> in my he would derlly years i discovered apple and

fruit are tasty treats. really quickly. we were talking about new york legislation, putting salt shakers on menus some of the big restaurants, trying to get people to cut down on salt. what do you think so of these restaurants moving in that direction, letting us know what is healthy and what's not when people say i didn't know there was that much sodium in the food now. no excuse for it. doctors give recommendations in terms of guidelines choosing foods. when you dine out you don't have as much control you don't look at menus. >> it changed my eating habits. 400 car lowers. you move to the other side of the menu. >> all the best to your daughter who is a senior in high school. seahawks star richard sherman speaking candidly about the black lives matter movement. >> as a black man i do understand that black lives matter. i you also think that there is a way to go about things.

>> he is under fire for those comments. why one espn host is hammering the star. is joe biden about to enter the presidential race? we have all been talking about it. will it happen? breaking developments fueling rumors about 2016 come up.

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suspect. he we have details ahead. >> then, donald trump getting criticism for not defending the president when he was attacked at a rally. watch. >> anybody really surprised that this happened at a donald trump rally? >> the republicans are piling on, too. will it have any effect on the campaign'? it's unfolding story. we will bring you the latest coming up. >> heart warming story has surprising twist. one good deed led to incredible reunion between deputy you 12 years ago. all of them join us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour two begins right now. ♪ in god's country ♪ >> that's my kind of opening shot. >> look at that.

>> tucker, clayton. you may be lying in bed this morning. our own rick reichmuth is in the nation's capitol doing pushups in front of the lip con memorial. he has a lot of energy. >> which one is. >> he is the one doing legitimate pushups. he is not in the shot. >> he is resting right now. >> there is. >> is has been down there working out all morning long. he we will be live from d.c. in our nation's capitol. >> look at that juliet huddy joining us this morning. we are so glad to so you, juliet. >> i missed you guys. great to he see you this morning. we have crazy news happening overnight. >> yes, we do. we have a fox news alert to start with a break in the serial freeway shootings in arizona after police arrest a man. >> yeah. that suspect's family though furious this morning saying they have the wrong guy. >> so what exactly is going on out there. garrett tenney live with the latest this morning. good morning, garrett. >> i have to it will you after three weeks and 11

shootings it's the police in arizona who say they have the man who started it all. last night a swat team arrested this man 21-year-old leslie alan merritt jr. at wal-mart in glendale, arizona, outside of phoenix after he tried to pawn the gun used in the first four of the shooting. well, news of the arrest came as a relief to drivers throughout phoenix. police are urging the public not to let their guard down because it's not clear if merritt was the only shooter. investigators say it's possible that copy cats could be involved on the other seven shootings that they are still investigating. the 21-year-old's father says his son is a family man. there is no way that he did this. >> has just been accused of the i-10 shooting. >> oh they are so [bleep] stupid. >> would you like to tell me about hum or say anything on his behalf? >> yeah. i will say plenty on his behalf. whoever said he is the u-10 shooter is a [bleep] moron. have a good knight. >> merritt hasn't been

formally charged but facing a range of charges including criminal enendangerment, assault and unlawful discharge of a firearm. back to you in new york. >> thanks so much, garrett. meanwhile bug news on the campaign trail. we are looking at polls now to see where everything has shan out from that event. district attorney bait cnn. getting a glimpse this morning of one of the polls in new hampshire shows carly fiorina surging ahead of donald trump. that's in the new hampshire poll, which is leading many to wonder why donald trump is canceling his appearance last newt at the heritage action presidential forum in south south carolina. he has been getting criticism in the past week for comments in not responding to a questioner who stood up and asked him a question. >> he is at this town hall meeting and the very first question comes from this guy. we don't have him on camera. ask him a question he clearly doesn't like. ask for yourself. this is where it all

started. watch this. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know is not even an american. >> we need this question, this first question? [ laughter ] >> anyway we have training camps brewing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we are going to be looking at a lot of different things. a the love people are saying that a lot of people are saying that bad things are happenings out there. he we will be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> when i watch this, tucker. he i think the second that guy started posing the question. i think just donald trump brain to shut down. >> i just saw it i'm in the defending trump mindlessly, he is he saying like who is this guy? what is this. >> first question i have got it get and quickly moved on to the next question. he is he being slammed now and not coming out and defending the president and saying no, sir, he is he a christian. he is not a musm. okay. go on with your question. so is maybe he didn't hear it well. he was blowing off his

questioner and moving on to the next question he. >> maybe it's not his obligation to defend the president's faith. is the president obligated to defend donald trump ever time someone attacks trump? who made up this standard? i don't know. >> he didn't show up for his speech last night. and the word from his camp that he had very important business transaction that was supposed to happen on thursday. it was delayed. that he was why he had to focus on this a parentally a big deal that he said he was having to work on that's why he had to cancel. big business deal. we are not sure. hillary clinton didn't waste any time coming out and attacking donald trump offer this very issue and saying he should have defended him. listen. >> he knew or he should have known that what that man was asking was not only way out of bounds. it was untrue. and he should have, from the beginning. repudiated that kind of rhetoric. that level of hatefulness. i think it's prejudiced. i think it's discriminatory. i think it comes out of the

same, unfortunate reservoir of hateful rhetoric that we have seen too much of. >> you think that's total demagoguery. in the 2008 campaign. i remember getting calls from hillary staffers telling me that michelle obama was a black nationalist comparing her to angela davis. i mean, people talk this way in campaigns. >> presidential politics? shocking. >> out there breast beating over this stuff. is this the standard that every time you hear your opponent criticized your moral obligation s. to defend them? if this had been at a dinner party no the president is christian in good standing. who are we to judge what he believes. for myself i don't think is a muslim and i think he was born in the united states. but i think he is hostile to christianity. that's my conclusion based on his actions. i think that's a legitimate conclusion. >> let's not forget remember the hillary clinton campaign for sending out this photo was a flier, was a picture

of president obama wearing kenyon garb during the 2008 campaign. hypocrisy? let us know what you think. weigh in on our facebook as well ff weekend. >> georgia police officer is shot and wounded during shootout with suspected gun runners. it all began when police attempted to pull the two over. they sped off and crashed into a gas station near atlanta. the suspect got out o. they started shooting aiming right at police. the 47-year-old officer marco was shot in the shoulder. is now resting at home. another sign this morning vice president joe beden could be joining the presidential race. the "wall street journal" reporting his aids had been calling democratic donors and supporters to tell them biden will probably run. biden met with with political advisors earlier this week. discussion now turning to the timing of his announcement as the october democratic debate approaches. she just got back to work but she may be headed right

back to the clink. more legal trouble tore kentucky clerk kim davis. an attorney for her deputy clerk claims davis' defying court orders by allegedly removing her name from marriage licenses. that would make the licenses void. which violates her order. the judge will review the filing monday to determine if davis is in contempt of court. possibly landing her right back in jail. the historic trip has begun. pope francis, boarding a plane for cuba overnight. the pontiff will make stops in three cities there before he arrives here in the united states on tuesday. much anticipated arrival. and in honor of the pope's visit to philadelphia next week, a priest has built a massive replica of the vatican out of legos. father bob simon says it took him about 10 months and 500,000 lego brings to build the model. look at that people, too. >> that's awesome. >> how long would that take? >> 10 months, i think. >> would you eat lunch at all? >> rick reichmuth. where is rick? >> is down at the lincoln

memorial this morning. how many pushups have you already done, rick, while you are there? >> two. you you have done two so far. i am just trying to warm up. >> pace yourself. >> i am trying to pace myself. i'm not nearly in the shape i used to be. sad. getting old. these guys are going to be doing pushups while we are doing weather. if you are around washington, d.c. right now. come on down and do some pushups for the boot campaign. show your support for troops. show you the weather maps and what's going on this morning. cooler air across parts of the west and midwest. can you see that on the current temperature map there. 47 degrees in rapid city. warmer across parts of the east. front moving in that direction. rain moving in this afternoon across parts of the great lakes. all the big cities looking at sunny skies for one more day and warmer temperatures it. tomorrow the cooler air gets there as well. down to the southeast, rain in florida and rain across parts of texas and hockey

all part of that front. plenty of sunshine and out across parts of the west. i will tell you what great one of the last weekends of summer for almost everybody. hey, tuck are. you should maybe call some of your friends here in d.c. maybe we need some senators, some congress men and women to come down and support our troops and do some pushups with us this morning. >> d.c. has the huest alcohol consumption rate in the united states, rick. no one i know is awake rate now. it's 7:10 in d.c. but we are very impressed by your morning energy. >> members of congress are like poster children forfeitness. [ laughter ] would will see if we can get them. >> move on to something else. espn host, an espn host has really gone after richard sherman, football player. richard sherman made comments about black lives matter. that movement. here are his original comments. >> as a black man, i do understand that black lives matter. i also think there is a way

to go about things. and there is a way to do things. and i think the issue at hand needs to be addressed internally and before we on dealt with. best friend getting killed. it was two 35-year-old black men. wasn't no police officer involved. wasn't anybody else involved. i didn't hear anybody slit being black lives matter then. if black lives matter then they should matter all the time. >> hard to argue with that yet stephen smith from espn did argue with that and called it out of bounds. here is what michael smith said on espn about the comments you just heard. >> sherman, what he has done, where he has come from and where is now, he is a smart brother. you know, i like him a lot. but he is dead wrong on this. and with all due respect, i think he needs to do a little more reading before he starts talking about it leads needs to do a little more thought and intraspeculation. so counter productive it undermines the message and

the movement that is black lives matter. >> truth is inconvenient and might undermine the message. >> blog post written accredited to richard sherman. blog post inflammatory it had had richard sherman's name attached to it and all h. all sorts of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors and calling for all out war against police. he had to come out and defend himself and say look, i didn't write. this went to stanford by the way. stanford was even missmelled in the original blog post you would think someone who went to stanford would know how to spell stanford there are things in article. we shouldn't do all out war against any people police or otherwise. a lot of ignorant comments in there to. say black lives matter, of course, but to call for all out war against police is absurd. >> michael smith guy going after him suggesting he is some stupid guy. first of all he clearly was passionate about what he was talking about.

you could tell that sherman was nervous talking about it. he was in a press conference talking off the cuff. didn't have a chance to sit there and write it down. >> it's totally true. the numbers by the fbi collects crime statistics. what he said is totally defensible on the merits. smith is saying it's just not helpful to the movement. telling the truth is its own defense, always. >> not helpful to the movement. let us know your thoughts on that. coming up here on the show. >> you heard about the teen corrected. now is he is invited to the white house. why wasn't the same given to the cops killed in the line of duty coming up. >> guys, do you ever worry about getting matter? >> freaking out. woman called and said we are getting married. withbut that happens every day. >> the seven things. these are not my things that every man needs to know before you ty the knot although you probably should listen to me. >> you are an expert.

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director for security policy. leaving aside the specific merits of the case. i think most he was mistreated and overreacted. the president has used this to make a point he often makes. americans, especially the ones who don't support him are bigots. >> he is taking this case immediately like he has a habit of doing is getting in front of the facts. he tweeted out almost immediately cool clock, ahmed, why don't you bring it to the white house? the problem is the clock device in the briefcase that ahmed built would never get past the secret service at the white house because it looks like a suitcase bomb of the type we built when i was in army special forces. it's not a inert device. it might have been inert in this case but it doesn't look like one. >> so the white house is framing this as yet another example of racial discrimination. this is a long time theme for them. is it another example of bad judgment on the part of school administrators? i mean, what normal school

administrator would call the cops on this kid? isn't that the problem? >> i think there is an issue there, tucker. but the bottom line is this looks like a bomb to anyone who didn't know what it was. >> um-huh. >> the entire premise was that this whiz kid inventor, ahmed, designed and built this bomb to bring it to school to impress his teacher. the problem is ahmed didn't build that bomb. radio shack did. he took it apart. he took a normal dug tall clock apart and put it in a different case. if anyone brought that in to impress their teacher, they are likely to get accused of scientific plagiarism not to get a pat on the back. you have to ask why he brought it to school. that particular device. >> he is 14. that's part of it. 14-year-old boys have bad judgment. i wonder why you would throw handcuffs on this kid? i think this is being used again by the president and his allies to divide the country and i'm opposed to that and i think it's appalling. on the other hand, is there a good reason to handcuff a

14-year-old boy for building a clock? >> i can't imagine why they needed to handcuff him. but having talked to city officials in irving, he was not answering questions. he didn't start telling this story about impressing his teacher until he got in front of the media. when he was there, it looks like this was a case where he was not talking to the his. he was not telling them what was going on. and it did look suspicious to them with the device that looked potentially dangerous. so i think the police acted appropriately. the question is why was ahmed bringing that device and was there an issue with attempting to create the impression of anti-muslim bias? it looks like this might have been that type of incident. >> all right. thanks for joining us. well, it's a social experiment that has everyone talking this morning. one man's test people's honesty by pretending to be blind. >> someone gave me a lottery ticket and winner you can tell me if it is or not. >> shocking results.

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sale in america's most expensive city. the city in which tucker carlson. >> wow, i would buy it here is a question. what happens when one man goes on a mission to put people's honesty to the test. watch this. >> sir, somebody gave me this lottery ticket and told me it's a winner. can you confirm for me if it is or not? somebody told me it's a big winner. >> i [inaudible] not at all. >> are you sure it's not a winner? >> not a win are, no. >> all right. thank you. >> i will get rid of it for you though. >> know will take it back. >> know will get rid of it for you. >> are you kidding me? the maker of that video pretending to be blind just to see how people would respond. when he he asked them to read his winning $500 lottery ticket. >> the video's creator jack singh joins us now. great to have you here. what did this experiment overall tell you about humanity? >> it's a pretty sad thing to see that the people that needed the money the most didn't do anything and luke they needed the money the most but they basically said

that it's a winner and they gave it back to me. and the people that have a home, people have food, people that have a phone in their hands. people that have things that homeless people do not have, they take the ticket and walk off. it's a pretty sad thing to see that. >> this is what confuses moo. you have people on tape trying to steal $500 from you. why do you obscure their faces? i would love to see their names and bring publicity to them. why not? >> basically i have to face or delete my video on people if they see it. i have to ask everybody afterwards if i have permission to use their face. obviously they are going to say no because they don't want to show that. >> what a shame. >> one homeless man even, he went up to one homeless man and when you revealed when he saw that the ticket had won, by golly you have won 500 bucks and handed it back to you. one guy you who clearly looked like had some money try to put it in his pocket. here are other exchanges we are going to play for our audience now. take a look. >> i was wanting to see if this was a winner, you can

confirm it for me? >> yeah, yeah. well, let's see. >> is it a winner? somebody told me it's a winner. >> by golly, you won $500 on this one. >> how much? >> $500 winner. >> are you sure? >> that's what i get out of it, yeah. >> is it a winner? can you can check for me? >> let me see. >> wow, it's a hundred dollars winner. >> is it really? >> yes, it is. >> wow. >> yes. he you won $500, dude. >> who are those people, jay? >> those are the homeless people that are in the city of modesto, california. i went up to both of them afterwards. two hours difference between the two footages. we went out to eat lunch. he this were in the homeless people in that city. >> you said thank you by giving them money then as a thank you for being honest? >> i gave them money because i was so sad to see that the people from the rusher area they took the ticket. i was really happy and i wanted to give them money and take them happy. >> when you told them they were not blind they actually threw the ticket down in disgust? >> yes.

the second guy, yeah. it was pretty sad thing to see that. >> what's the response you have gotten from this video. >> a lot of people are inspired. i you get comments every single day saying you inspired me to help other homeless. i got a room for this guy. it really makes me happy that i inspired thousands of people who help other people in need. >> very cool. thanks very much. >> we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for videos and message. we appreciate it coming up here on the show. caught on camera, police officer under fire for tackling a teenager. ♪ >> how the plymouth is -- police department is responding this morning. >> rick is live at the lincoln memorial to help our nation's heroes. rick? >> hey, guys, this is all the boot campaign. find them on trit twitter at boot campaign. talk to the ceo after this to figure out why we are doing this and how it helps

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>> we mailed out the wedding invitations today. nothing can stop it now. nothing. it's here. it's happening. can i do this? i can't do this. look at me. i can't do this. i can't do it. help me, jerry. help me. >> well, the only thing that ended up helping him is the envelopes themselves killed his fiancee. there is a moral lesson in that. but now we have got the seven things that you should know before marriage, according to a new study. >> we have no idea where these comes from but they are actually kind of common sense. here are the seven things men should know before they get married. the first thing you are more difficult to live with than you think you are. is that accurate? >> it's accurate, yes. definitely. that's why i think people should live with each or before they get married. that's my very. >> studies do show that people who live together before they get married have a higher divorce rate. >> which makes sense. no matter how good of a woman your wife is, she has issues just like you do.

>> revealing. >> who, me? very true though. the role your mother played in your life is different than the one your wife will play. >> not supposed to play mommy you will regret it because look at us like a mommy. >> don't they say though that you typically try to -- you marry someone who is like similar to your parents. >> you don't want to be babied constantly because you start looking at them as not -- >> -- your wife is not your mom. and the second you make that confusion, you are in deep trouble. by the way, don't baby your boys. you will set them up for bad marriages. >> how about you do number five. >> sex with your wife can be absolutely fantastic. that's why number six you should make sure that she is the only one meeting your physical needs. amen. >> that's right. very good. >> number one, children don't ruin marriages. they bless them. if a couple takes care of their relationship. i think that's true, too.

people we want to know what you think about this. what do you think men should know before marriage? i guess you could throw in what women know before marriage. >> men don't change and men should know that women do change. >> that's a common theme. think when they get married they are going to change them. >> that is true. >> you can't change them. >> he will pick up his clothes off the floor. huh-uh. >> can't change you don't know a lot about them. let's get to some headlines now. an alabama family is making desperate plea for information about their missing daughter. 26-year-old rebecca was last seen on labor day at a store in mississippi. her car turned up last week 20 miles away stuck in a ditch in the woods. all of her valuables except for cell phone' stuck inside. family offering $5,000 reward for anyone with information as police continue that search. the military could have its first openly gay service secretary. president obama will nominate eric spanning for army secretary. he has been serve ising as

acting undersecretary of the army since june. he also served as acting secretary of the air force several years ago. a california plus department under fire for tackling a jaywalking teenager. >> cell phone again showing stockton police wrestling him to the ground. >> he says he was trying to get to school. officers say the teen was combative and swore at them when they told him to get out of a bus lane. video shows the boy trying to grab the cop's baton something that justifies the use of force. get ready to run on dunkin' from the comfort of your own home. offer delivery, curbside pickups starting as early at next year. revamp mobile app. to include the delivery option it will only be available to loyalty members at first.

>> anybody can get did you know continue doughnuts delivered at home. you have to i'm not literally in the program. i don't think my loyalty to dunkin' donuts has ever been questioned by anybody. >> dd app. on phone. >> you are mocking but that's the official restaurant of new england. >> i love -- are you kidding me. right on my phone. challenge me, i will show it to you. come up here, rick reichmuth is standing by. boot campaign san organization dedicated to hosting our heroes. hosting ago special event in d.c. this morning. >> rick is doing pushups. what is this about? >> we have got to find out exactly what this is about. we brought in the ceo of the boots campaign. >> i am. >> pushups going on. 2500 done so far. >> we have 75,000 to do today. we need everybody's help to do this record. here to do as many pushups as possible raise awareness

past and present. >> you how does doing pushups do exactly that. >> pushup for charity is a national annual movement that we do every year for boot campaign. and every single pushup counts towards raising awareness. awareness then helps us provide by raising money in order to support the needs, military needs. >> how did it start? >> grass roots movement for from about five years ago. and it started off as a photo campaign, really to. get people to put on boots like flying a flag saying hey we support our troops. it's grown into what it is now, starts with our boots. we are asking our country to get their boots on to show their support for our military. but it is so much more than that these boots help us raise awareness and raise funds. funding for military men and women as they transsuggestion out. >> you said gap funding. >> yes. >> a million dollars? >> that's our goal.

>> so, gap funding something anything that isn't already covered by the gi bill or even the va for that matter. it can be things like helping to renovations of home. it can be things like paying rent. >> if you want to find out more information go to twit are at boot campaign. >> boot campaign.org. absolutely. help us reach that million-dollar price tag. >> thank you so much. >> all right. thanks, rick. >> thank you very much, rick. all right. nursing uniting against the view. after this meant about a miss america contestant. >> she came out in her nurse's uniform and basically read her emails outloud and shockingly did not win. >> this facebook post defending nurses is going viral. the nurse who wrote it joins us next. >> and the heart warming story with a surprising twist. one boy's deed reunion

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meningitis. >> straight from the source, actor flew to russia to speak to edward snowden. he wanted to prepare for his role in the leak error. in the biopic he called snow kennel. he would like to come back to the united states but that doesn't seem likely. tucker? juliet? >> thank you very much. the social media campaign #nurses unite is dominating twitter. all started after miss colorado impassioned monologue during the talent session about sunday's miss america pageant. >> i'm a lifesaver. i'm never going to be just a nurse. >> the following day the co-host of nbc "the view" unbearable daytime tv program mocked the appearance. >> came out in a nurse's uniform and basically read her emails outloud and shockingly did not win. that's not a real talent. why does she have a doctor's stethoscope'. >> i think "the view" is

absolutely entertaining now because of the inclusion of a lot of these people he. >> they are feeling the heat. sponsors pulling out. the co-host have grabbled, aapologized again and again has not worked. >> took to facebook to stand up for nurses how did a lot of people. hillary joins us now from san francisco. thanks very much for being here today. we appreciate it. report. so, let's talk about your reaction when you saw -- i would venture to guess it was michelle collins' comments that angered you the most? >> it was. it was very dismissive of our profession. >> elaborate on that a little bit. what do you feel? because in all honesty when i was watching it i felt she is just joking around she is a comedian and that's what comedians do. a lot of folks didn't take it that way, including you. >> she spoke about a patient with alzheimer's disease, which i think is somebody that probably touches all of us to. say she read her emails, it was extremely disrespectful.

>> i mean, most people i know who have been sick or had a love one sick came away really respecting if not loving nurses. so i wonder if you think her comments did real damage balance them real world experience compassion. do you think it makes a difference? >> i don't think we will go away from this with a negative view of nursing. no i don't think it will have that impact. you know, the people that are in the system do know what nurses, our job is. >> there have been five different companies who have pulled out their sponsorship of the view we don't know if it's permanent or ones that pulled out the other day have said is. i you think from what i could glean from this they were talking more about the fact that the monologue was during during the talent

competition. baton twirling and opera singing and maybe that seemed like it was out of place and made things heavier and then was the impetus for the mocking or joking or comedy whatever you want to call it some people say it was hatred. do you think that it's justified for these companies to pull out their sponsorship? their advertisements? >> oh, absolutely. you know, money sells, and when you say something on tv, then you need to be accountable for that and, you know, they angered a large portion of the pop logs, so i think it's very appropriate. >> i mean, look, i don't like the view and i love nurses but people losing their jobs for telling a joke, a little over the top? no? i would hate onto see anybody would lose their jobs. it's brought unity to nursing. there is millions of us out there. sometimes we are not the most cohesive group of people because we are busy with work. we are busy with our lives.

so the fact that this has brought it together was, in my mind, a great thing. >> i have gone through it very personally recently with my family members and doctors, nurses are heroes to he movement they're the real heroes like military. thank you very much, hillary for coming on. we do appreciate it? >> okay. thank you. >> well, we have got shocking developments this morning in the bowe bergdahl case. the lead investigator says bergdahl should not face jail time. and goes on at great length about how much bergdahl has suffered. we will hear from the man who led the search to find bergdahl. >> it's a story that will have you smiling all morning long including the people in the control room. favorite stories. one boy's little boy's good deed leads continue to credible reunion between a deputy and a boy he saved 12 years ago. all three join us live next. >> first check in with friend eric bolling for a look on his show cashing in. >> hey, "fox & friends." trump supporters crashing with illegal immigration activists. is the pope about to agree with the activists? are you better off under president obama? he is tweeting i couldn't

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look at footage here did you know continue donuts. brought to tears from a big gesture from a little boy went to buy breakfast. '-year-old austin fieldman saw deputy at dunkin' donuts and told his dad he wanted to buy him breakfast when the deputy shared his story on facebook. they set a plan to reunite. little did he know that that lee post would lead him to another reunion with a boy that he ended up saving 12 years ago when his dad drove off the road and careened down an embankment. here now to share their amazing story is deputy donnie jackson.

7-year-old austin feldman who bought him breakfast that morning and the boy he saved 12 years ago. graham. nice to see all of you this morning. welcome to the show. you started out saturday afternoon you wanted to go grab some breakfast while you were on your way to work. what happened when you got to that dunkin' donuts that morning. >> i got to the dunkin' donuts. it was crowded more than usual. and a lot of people in there. kind of wanted to turn around and leave. but i was hungry so i stayed the course. i went in and i walked up to the cash register, i made my way up to the cash register and there was placed my order. and when the total flashed across the screen, young man in front of me, austin, said i want to pay for his breakfast. >> this is amazing.

so austin, what gave you the idea to pay for deputy you jackson's breakfast? >> for all the hard work they are doing. >> so you leaned over to your dad and said you wanted to pay for it? >> yes. >> that's amazing. what did your dad say? did he hand over the money right then? >> he gave it to me so then i handed it over. >> deputy, what did you think when this little 7-year-old boy did that for you? >> well, it was quite flattering. i kind of -- i declined. i said thank you for the kind gesture. and you, you know, his parents immediately came in and said be no, he really wants to do this for you. and it was the day after september 11th. he wanted to do it hard work and the thankless job that we do. >> so this is amazing. so then you go home and you are so touched by this story you post this photo on

facebook. and then, of course, it goes viral. and then, you are standing next to deputy jackson there on our show this morning. what did you think when you saw this photo on facebook and how did you come across this photo? >> i was on facebook and i was on my mom's page and i saw the video, well, the picture of deputy jackson and austin. so you was like oh, this is the deputy that saved my life. and i was -- i told my mom about it and she said okay. she would try to have contact with deputy jackson. >> so unbelievable. you guys get in contact. deputy, did you remember this time you saved his life 12 years ago? what did you think when you got a message from him on facebook? >> i was ecstatic. i was like, you know, i was like he just wanted to see what he looked like, you know, because the only

thing -- memories i had of him when he was a kid in the picture. i always wanted to know what he was doing and where he was in life and how he was doing. >> and there you are. >> as you can see now, he is just as big as i am. >> we have a photo there on the side. do you remember that day, deputy, when you saved his life? what happened? >> basically i was on my way home from midnight. i was working the midnight shift, i was on my way home from work. and his dad was in the middle of a turnpike attempting to flag down vehicles. i pulled pulled over, he had fallen asleep at the wheel and he drove into a canal. and his boys trapped inside the vehicle. >> unbelievable. unbelievable story. you know why people facebook. when you share good things on it sometimes. good things happen as a result of it deputy austin

little boy who brought them together. thank you for joining us there. >> thank you guys, have a good weekend. northbound incredible rescue school bus with youngy children crashes into the lake. two moms jump into action.

it this is saturday, september 19th covering for anna kooiman i'm juliet huddy. >> suspect arrested in the phoenix shooting but parents said cops have the wrong guy. >> whoever said he is the [bleep] shooter have the wrong guy. >> donald trump is under attack this morning after not defending the president from these comments can be. >> we have a problem in this country called muslims we know our current president is one. >> brand new fallout, cancelled appearances, rivals piling on.

hillary clinton, too. we have the latest story coming up. >> school bus packed with children goes off the road and into the water when the brakes fail. it could have been a disaster like superman movie except superman wasn't there. you will meet two moms who jumped in to save the day this hour. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ talking about freedom ♪ ♪ talking about freedom. >> that sums me up right there. >> she ask a little kid out there. >> swaying in time. >> rick reichmuth on the scene. outside the capital outside the lincoln memorial. he will be doing pushups for our troops on the show. >> hi juliet huddy thanks for coming on. >> two hours down. two more to go, baby. >> grace us with your

presence. we appreciate it? >> yes i am gracing with you my appearance. >> start with this fox news alert. we got him arizona's governor announced on twitter overnight after police arrest a man in the serial freeway shootings in phoenix. taken into custody at a wal-mart hours after police say he pawned a gun linked for to four highway shootings. merritt's dad is furious saying police have the the wrong guy. >> i will say plenty, whoever said he is the i-10 shooter is a [bleep] moron. have a good night. >> the 21-year-old faces several charges, including aggravated assault. officials believe copy cats are are responsible for the other shootings. a georgia police officer shot in the shoulder during a shootout with two suspect ised gun runners. beth men are in custody this morning. it all started with with police attempted to pull the two over. they sped off and crashed into a sign at a gas station near atlanta. the suspects got out and started shooting. aiming right at police. the 47-year-old officer marco treated and released.

and a brand new theory in the bowe bergdahl case. this kind of turns the whole thing up on its shoulders. army investigator just testified bergdahl walked away from his post because of concerns about his unit's leadership. he essentially wanted to be a whistle blower. he parentally thought his disappearance would get the attention of a general. bergdahl instead was captured by the taliban, held for five years and it sounds like he was tortured pretty seriously. earl questioner on "fox & friends," the man who led the search to find bergdahl weighed in on the defense's explanation. >> a lot of soldiers struggle out there in those kind of conditions. you handle it properly through the chain of command. what you don't do is try to -- or dissert your post and then deliberately put your fellow soldiers in harm's way. >> a lot of questions though about whether bergdahl was mentally comp tonight thereby in the the first place. he could go to prison court martial. >> pope francis boarding a plane for cuba overnight. the pontiff will make stops

in three cities there before much anticipated trip to the u.s. on tuesday. and in honor of the pope's' visit to philadelphia next week, a priest has build a massive replica of the vatican out of legos. father bob simon says it took him about 10 months and 500,000 lego brings it to build the model. that is really you -- that's wild. >> it takes a long time. my son built a space shuttle out of legos. legos say five and up. he will sit there two hours building it. >> is it the space shuttle. >> it looks like the space shuttle. if we give him the vatican it will take him 10 years. >> change your life. i still have lego from fourth grade. bring you up to politics this morning. two days ago donald trump was at an event in new hampshire. he was giving a speech. he took questions very first question came from a man who we don't have a picture of. hear his voice from off camera. he asked something that has been reverbiating throughout the political world for the last 48 hours. here is what happened, watch. >> we have a problem in this

country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he is not even an american. >> we need this question, this first question? >> but anyway we have training camps brewing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we will be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. and a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we are going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> to me, that's his way of saying all right, next question. he mocks him at the beginning oh we have got to have this as first question and rolls his eyes at the guy and points off to answer next question. >> he doesn't want to make the whole thing seem like a folly this event he is having. he tries to legitimize the question by answering it in a reasonable way. >> but that hasn't stopped the other candidates from immediately going after donald trump from saying he should have come out and denounced this guy at one of his events. take a listen to the other g.o.p. candidates. >> i don't think that's relevant and second of all

it's in the true. the president has made very clear what his faith is and christianity, had someone says they are a christian and that's what they're, we accept that. that's what it is. i don't know why it keeps coming up. >> decide that for himself. if somebody at one of my town hall meetings said something like that i would correct them and said no, the president is a christian and he was born in this country. >> it would be a disaster for the republican party to it nominate him unless comes forward and says i no longer believe that president obama was born in kenya. i have no doubt. i believe he was born in hawaii. and for mr. trump to reject the proposition man's question about muslims. >> i wonder where this obligation comes from that donald trump is morally obligated to defend the president every public forum. i don't know if this includes dinner parties this on soccer games as well. every time donald trump hears something bad about the president he has a moral obligation to stand up and defend him. where does that come from? >> did he have an obligation based on what he was saying in 2011 with the whole birther thing. >> he was a birth err.

-- birther. no doubt about it? >> should he very done what senator mccain did a few years back. >> and denounced me. >> i think the birther stuff is stupid. who cares is my personal viewpoint the christianity question is interesting. i have no what his faith is we can judge from his action. what he has done, not what he believes. he is hostile to orthodox christianity. ask orthodox christians do they feel under attack from the obama administration? yes, they do. i wish trump had paused i don't know what the president believes but i can tell you that this guy has gone after people who have traditional christian values because he has. >> he didn't say it at the event but the trump camp released this statement after the event saying. this the media wants to make this issue about obama. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. christians need support in this country. their religious liberty is at stalk. let us know what you think about next change. should donald trump have come out swinging and defending the president at this event or let it lie

you? >> all right. another big topic that people are not letting lie. including the advertisers is are the comments that was were made about nurses. comedic comments to some. hateful comments to others about nurses from a couple of the panelists there. that's michelle he collins. i am a front -- friend of hers. joy behar made some comments. let's hear what they have to say and hear what you guys have to think. >> the talent, the one woman sang opera really good. girl wrote her own monologue. turn the volume up. this is going to be amazing let's listen. came out in flowers' uniform and basically read her emails outloud and shockingly did not win. >> shockingly. >> that's not a real talent. why does she have a doctor's stethoscope. >> she helps patients with alzheimer's which i know is not funny but i swear you have to see it. >> all right. so now a number of advertisers joining that sort of mob mentality and going against "the view" have dropped their support of "the view." these are people who obviously ran commercials

during "the view," snuggle, mccormick mixed spices. we have johnson and johnson and party city and egeland's best. they don't make eggs, they just get eggs from chickens. >> i find "the view" more annoying that mall functioning electric raiser. the sound makes me want to move to new zealand. joking. opportunity to express their own moral peter including the mccormick's spice company. we have paused advertising on the daytime television show. >> can we put this in context again? a lot of people didn't even watch this happen. the fact that they were talking about the talent portion of this miss america pageant and i mean, if you hadn't sat there and watched and seen how, you know, that it was a heart string tugging sort of moment, you probably would have maybe joked around about it, too. this was a very serious

thing during a talent competition. >> so they made a big mistake. cale out and apologizing and losing tiewzers and paraded a bunch of nurses on the set the next day. >> they don't hate nurses. i know michelle doesn't hate nurses. >> we asked. "the view" was totally out of line. who makes jokes about people who save lives. ignorant and laughing in class. >> he would not allowed to make jokes about anybody that does anything good. make a joke about shoulders shoulders -- about soldiers because soldiers save lives. everybody is getting too sensitive. >> big difference between funny and condescending, i love nurses. i love nurses too. >> here is a tweet from john. "the view" is conservative. good to see sponsors stand up for 60% of their customers. >> this isn't about pc and stupid. mean girl comments.

>> by the way my heart goes out. "the view" really is an atrocity. >> will you stop this that. >> offense against television. >> why do you say you that? i'm just so curious. >> because it's almost, so supernaturally annoying. it's the most annoying thing that ever happened. >> i will be honest with you not since they changed up the panel. much more toll early. >> tolerable. >> michelle and joy are not haters. they don't hate nurses and medical community. this is just joking around that maybe, you know, it wasn't the best timing, you know. >> there are some shows on mtv that we could consider acities in television. >> get over to rick reichmuth at the lincoln memorial. what are you doing down there, rick? >> hey, guys, you know what? all the adults got tired of doing pushups here so we found these kids from troop 1094 down here in d.c. right now cleaning up the vietnam

memorial wall. and now they are doing some pushups here to support our troops. so awesome to see and let's talk a little bit of weather this morning. take a look at the weather map to show you what's going on across parts of the northeast. we are going to watch a system move through throughout the day today bringing some clouds a few showers aespecially across western new york and western pennsylvania. it's going to drop the temperatures down tomorrow. a little more like fall. down across parts of southeast and southern plains, we have some showers across parts of texas. oklahoma. but for the most part we have got a pretty nice day on tap. florida a little bit drier than have you been the last couple days. in toward the northern plains, behind that same system, much cooler temperatures going to feel like fall and beautiful sunny day. for much of the area. not a badkend. good weekend to be doing pushups. come on down if you are here in d.c. and support our troops by doing some pushups. we are here all morning. guys? >> thanks very much, rick. >> thanks a lot, rick. the veterans group that hosted donald trump this week is under the microscope of the irs.

the question is did the rq

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strong america sold tickets for a donald trump speech on the battleship uss iowa. fundraiser for the vets. several media outlets uncovered the group lost charitable status for failing to file tax returns. group is being attacked for trump endorsement. a former deputy assistant general. great to so you, tom. >> good morning, tucker. >> you know, i don't obviously endorse nonprofit groups making partisan gestures. that is prohibited and it should be. what bothers me is the suggestion of selective enforcement is it your impression that the obama administration is clamping down on conservative and not liberal groups. >> that's exactly my impression on this. every tomb we hear about the irs cracking counsel on nonprofits. it's always the conservative nonprofits not the liberal nonprofits. we take those facts couple dollars with what we now know about the way that the irs has just been so politicized under this

administration. i think it inevitably leads to the conclusion that they're using the irs as a tool to crack down on conservative groups and other groups that have a political philosophy that they don't like. >> there is nothing scarier than that what blows my mind is a keep part of the democratic get out the vote plan for every national election. every presidential race involves giving money to preachers to get out the vote. i have seen it. this is not speculation. that happens. i have watched it. so, the irs never, that i'm aware of. cracks down on that. because it helps democrats. do they? >> i'm not aware of that. i think that's really what the problem here is, look, the irrelevancy has massive power. they have a lot of discretion. they can choose what possible violations are going to go after and what they are going to let slide. and when we have seen the last few years of irs enforcement, it seems that every time they are enforcing these laws, it's against free market groups and in this case it's against veterans groups. you want to see actual treatment at this point. >> the moment you

politicized the tax collecting agency. that's when things start to fall apart. we have a statement here from the chairman veterans for strong america. this is what happens when a conservative group of americans takes a position on issue. supporting donald trump proud to make that endorsement. they are not allowed as a nonprofit as a 501 c 3 to endorse a candidate, correct? >> that's correct. they have to stay on the sidelines. >> so, probably a good thing that this isn't allowed. do you expect that the irs will even handily treat nonprofits going forward? >> i'm not too optimistic at this point. that's the irony that the irs does have a very important role in our society the to play in policing none profits and making sure they are not engaging in partisan activity. when the irs has been engaged in partisan activity. it makes it difficult to fulfill that position with any legitimacy. >> it would be easier in everybody paid taxes. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks, tucker. >> a frightening speed boat accident caught on camera.

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"wall street journal" reporting democratic aids calling donors and supporters to tell them he will probably join the presidential race. this as discussion now turns to timing of announcement. the artest of hope poster drawing a big nope to hillary clinton. now endorsing bernie sanders for the democratic bid. one of 125 celebrities listed on his campaign site. clayton, over to you. >> thanks, juliet. well, september is baby safety month. reminding parents of precautions to keep babies safe every month of the year. gadgets and gear to do just that julie wang the site director of the bump.com. does it get bigger? nice to see you this morning. >> nice to be here. >> nice to see you guys. does it get cuter than this? let's talk about the even flow car seat. this is one we used in our house. tell us why this is a special car seat. >> this is a new one from even flow on the market. features a new tech no called sensor safe.

this has the potential to save your child's life. it is the smart clip over here and it works together with this wireless receiver that you plug in to your car. now, once you get to your destination and you cut off the engine, this is going to produce a series of tones to let you know hey, mom, dad, baby is still in the car seat. >> so heat problems and blinding hot summer big problem. >> exactly. remember to take her out of the car seat and take her with you. >> many of our guests like to sleep during segments. >> really calming. >> we have a very soothing show. what about the bath? that's another big problem you have got some water here. sensors build -- built into this. for moms tub. >> the features is the fact that it has a built-in thermometer. it will let you know if the water is a safe temperature to start bathing baby. if it's not. >> usually you want that bath water to be 100 degrees fahrenheit. if it's not it's going it turn red and start beeping to let you know.

>> big problem. >> yeah. >> what about the safety duck? >> all right. >> what's baby's name here. >> this is baby leo. >> leo and the ducky. tell us about this. >> when you outgrow the unfant tub and you are about leo's age, this is a safe transition it up by munchkin, so cute. inflatable ducky. has a nonslip pad underneath and also has the safety disk. it will turn white and the word hot will appear so that you know when to put the baby be. in. >> all right. what about the thermometer? instead of sticking things in kid's ears brawn has something new. >> this is the brawn no touch thermometer. it is easy to let you use. it lets you take a quick and accurate reading. >> august, let us take your temperature? >> try it out on august, hold it 2 inches away from august's head. >> so he likes it. >> august wants to eat it. >> who wouldn't? >> august is at a safe temperature range at 97 degrees here but what moms on the bump love about

this. color coded screen. it's goings to turn red and let you know if baby has a fever and it's time to call the pediatrician. >> instead of scaring him and making him scream he want he started smiling and wanting to chew sounds like a win. >> it's a win-win. >> baby monitor? what's this. >> digital baby monitor. unlike most baby monitors on the market, this is 97% radiation free. some parents worry about this. this is completely will keep your baby safe and it works like any other baby monitor on the market. >> so the baby, explain to me, you mean on the baby's body itself? >> no, so when you are using this, you use this like a baby monitor, you can have in the womb, all tech devices produce all radiation emission. if you want to air on the side of caution. this is for you. >> furniture strap. tried and true favorite. what you want to do is once baby starts moving and

crawling around six months old. you want to pick up a bunch of these and you just anchor in all the heavy pieces of furniture in your home against the wall. and then that's going to be a peace of mind. >> instead of dressers tragically hearing about dressers falling down and kids pulling on drawers like ikea recall several weeks ago. >> exactly. >> thank you, baby. i don't think you are getting the brawn thermometer back any time soon. coming up here on the show. seahawks star richard sherman under fire for speaking out honestly about the black lives matter movement. >> as a black man, do i understand that black lives matter. i also think that there is a way to go about things. >> why one espn host is hammering the nfl star. plus, the saga of kim davis not over yet. the new legal issues facing the elm battled kentucky clerk when we come back. ♪

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officially. and what better way to celebrate than to unpack the latest controversy on espn. >> richard sherman who is a football player recently made comments about black lives matter. and he said it in public and actually quite long and interesting. we will play you a short clip of his take on black lives matter. is he a player for the seahawks. watch this. >> anything it's any time to call out for all out war against police or any race of people. i thought that was an ignorant statement. but as a black man i do understand that black lives matter. you know, i stand for that i believe in that wholeheartedly. i think that's the point we need to get to is that we need to deal with our own internal issues before we move forward and start pointing fingers and start attacking other people. we need to solidify ourselves as a people and deal with our issues because i think as long as we have black-on-black crime and one

black man killing another, you know, if black lives matter, then they should matter all the time. >> what is he saying is that black-on-black crime is a much bigger problem than this discussion right now black youth in niece communities. it was also a response to a blog post written erroneously and had his name attached to it. so someone posted this blog post and said it was written by richard sherman and it wasn't. what he basically you in this blog post called for all-out war against police. that's why he was addressing this at his press conference. he had nothing to do with this blog post. he said there were a lot of ignorant comments in there i would never call for violence against police officers and, yes, black lives do matter but i would never call for a race war. >> these were off-the-cuff remarks. he didn't have a teleprompter. he wasn't sitting there with notes. he was just sort of speaking from his heart. well, then you have michael smith, an espn host i spouted off about sherman's

comments here is what he had to say. >> i respect richard sherman and where he has come from and where he is now. is he a smart brother. you know, i like him a lot. but he is dead wrong on this. with all due' are i think he needs to do a little more reading before he starts speaking on this. more intraspeption before he starts speaking on it so counter productive it undermines the movement that is black lives matter. >> calling somebody stupid because they have an opinion that is different from you is just -- is this not america? we have differing opinions? start name-calling. >> so smith says he doesn't call into question the truthfulness of what this football player -- the football player says my best friend was killed by another black guy, i have personal experience on this. doesn't attack him on the merit of the argument. he says the merit is counter productive to the larger movement. in other words, what you have said is inconvenient. shut up. and how often do you hear that now? we are in the middle of political witch-hunt where nobody can say what's really

true and nobody can what he thinks. is doesn't help so be quiet. that's fascism. >> insulting to insist that he needs to read more about what's going on in the world. >> exactly. >> first of all, to your point as a personal experience. when you talk to any mayor of a big city, you talk to, you know, mayor of chicago, look at the violence unfolding in chicago, black on black crime. michael nutter of philadelphia. black-on-black crime in philadelphia. murder is through the roof down there. >> look at the stats. you get to say what's truth. these are the rules. just to remind everybody, if it's true, you can say it truth is is the defense. it's the basic defense. >> but, no. he needs to read more. >> just not helpful. >> we have to get to head had lines now. boston police finally have a name for baby dough. her name was -- baby doe. police were stumped by identity. this went viral on facebook. they released the artist

rendering which bear as striking. tip led police to her mother rachel and boyfriend michael mccarthy. mccarthy is now charged with her murder. bond is charged with accessory after the fact. awful. >> she just got back to the office. kim davis could be heading back to jail. new legal trouble for the kentucky clerk after an attorney for her deputy claims she is removing her name from marriage licenses. that would make the licenses void, which violates her court order. judge will review the filing monday to determine if davis is in contempt of court which could possibly land her back in jail once again. terrifying moments caught on camera when a speed boat goes airborne and flips upside down. >> whoa. get it, get it, get it. >> oh, jeez. >> check out the driver's view as he flipped. this is all happening during the qualifying rounds ever the san diego bay fair speed boat race.

the $300,000 boat was damaged and had to be towed back to the race pit. the driver was hospitalized as precaution but thankfully he is expected to be okay. those are your headlines. >> amazing he is okay. >> you can do a pushup? how many pushups can you guys do. >> i can do 10 but i do like 50 pushups. >> rick. annual pushup for charity taking place in washington, d.c. right now. and our own rick is there. >> on the lincoln memorial. hey, rick. >> hey, guys, yeah. this is all about pushups today. this is the big day. the boot campaign puts on this big event. joey jones with us right now. joey, i want to talk about the boot campaign. you were injured in afghanistan or in iraq in 2011? >> yeah. i was injured in afghanistan in 2010 actually. five years ago now. through my recovery here in d.c., working on capitol hill even to help my fellow veterans i found an organization called boot campaign. it was such a great organization i had to be a part of it. i he actually ended up

receiving help from them along the way and in 2014 i graduated here in d.c. at georgetown and moved out to texas to be a part of the team. and here in the last few months i became part of the leadership. it's an amazing organization. we are out here today to do pushups to show our support of the military. >> you are such a good example of what the support our veterans need, what can come from that. these guys are here doing pushups. tell us how this does exactly raise awareness and money for the boot campaign? >> we are on "fox & friends" right now, right? we let everyone around the country to know you can be active in support of our member and women. get down and do pushups and show physically not just verbally. the idea there are a lot of veterans here today who will see this and back home and see this and feel honored and uplifted and walk out the door tomorrow morning knowing that this country cares. >> so true. people can find information at boot campaign on twitter or boot campaign.org, right? >> that's exactly right at boot campaign on socials or boot campaign.org.

here to raise awareness and provide prism and raise awareness. >> pushups all morning long. this guy can do a lot of them, trust me. >> rick is going to be sore tomorrow. >> thanks, rick. >> he is pretty tough. fit guy. >> strong guy. >> four hours of. this carly fiorina was tough the other night. she has seen a bump after the iowa poll after strong debate performance. can she keep the momentum up. co-host of the five dana perino joins us live at the top of the hour with answers on that. >> up next, school bus filled with young children crashes into a lake and flips on its side. two mothers jump in to save the kids. story of remarkable rescue coming up. ♪ we can be heroes ♪ vo: today's the day.

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quick headlines for you this morning. first up he couldn't tell a lie. a 7-year-old indiana boy tattles on mom for drunk driving. audrey mccomb was pulled over after nearly hitting an off duty cop head on. she said she hadn't been drinking. said yes you had, mom. she was promptedly arrested. she tested three times the legal limit. yes it is. domestic violence lands himself in jail after taunting police in tennessee. taunted shelby county facebook page. i'm in north carolina, come and get me. and, of course, they did. he was arrested with help from north carolina police. juliet? >> genius. >> all right. 44 minutes past the hour. a nightmare ride home from school in florida. crashes into a pond flipping on to its side. >> thanks to quick thinking moms. 27 elementary students on

that bus are now safe and sound. here with more on that amazing story are two moms who jumped into the water marlene smith and cynthia faulkner. nice to see both of you this morning. >> thank you. >> hello. >> marlene, describe what happened on this afternoon when that school bus went into the pond. >> we are standing at bus stop waiting for our children to get home and the first mother we noticed was frantically starting to run. where we were standing was a little bit farther back but when we saw her running we like my girlfriend rebecca who is not with me today was starting to run quicker and starting to run. rounding the corner. we saw a school bus on its side and at this point we hadn't had our children yet. >> oh, no. >> we thought it was our children. and. >> well it wouldn't have probably mattered whether or

not it was your children. >> it doesn't matter our children. but it was still like so still like a movie or like a portrait where nothing is moving. and all you see is this bus in the lake. >> cynthia, what would have happened if you hadn't seen the mother running over there? i mean, would anybody have seen it? was it sort of in a remote area? >> it was in a remote area. our bus stop is right by the front guard gate and typically i have a kindergartner, a first grader and 3rd grader on the bus. typically i'm. kidnap der kindergartner moms are asked to get the kids off the bus first. i was late. i have been positive when i turned the corner and saw the bus it had my kids can on it all we could do is we threw our shoes off and marley and rebecca and i ran, i don't think -- we

couldn't run fast enough. i have never ran so fast in my life and just dove in the pond. luckily, we saw christie dietz who was on the corner, and we could just tell something was bad. never in our worst part of our imagination would we ever think it was the bus. >> remarkably you would get in the water and start helping these kids out. i mean, no one was hurt, which is remarkable. pulling these children out of the bus putting them on. describe that moment for you guys when you realized no one was hurt. >> oh, before we -- before you get there, you are swimming, as you are running, i mean, he i just thought everybody was drowning. i thought we were going to have to pull drowning children out of the bus. and when you get there and you hear them crying and you are so glad to hear them, whether they are screaming or upset but just like the noise was so wonderful and

when you get to reach them, now you are thinking to yourself, we have to do this as fast as possible. the bus could roll. >> they were scared. alligators live in the pond. they were scared of that we were having to calm then down. >> so our one girlfriend, rebecca, just basically yells out, let's pass them on and let's make a lifeline. so we are all in a row. >> heroes and i'm sure the parents and all the family members of all these kids are absolutely indebted to you for the rest of their lives. great guys. >> god, i can't take it. >> i know, horrible. >> marlene and cynthia, we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thanks, guys. >> have a great day. >> caught on camera, an rv goes up in flames in the middle of the road. ahead, the military hero who jumped in to the rescue. >> and, the court rules casino waitresses can be

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meet the borgata wababes. they serve drinks in atlantic city and even posed for this calendar shoot each year and a court ruled if they put on weight, they can be out of a job. so is this decision really fair, was it shocking to people? what happens next? joining us now for a legal debate, a former prosecutor and

attorney and fox news con continue butte tore. gre con trilt would you tore. this has been going on for quite a while. was it a surprise to you? >> no, not at all. the law is simple and clear on this issue. if you have a bona fide occupational qualification that a person -- foq -- that a person needs to appear a certain way in order to do the job, it's a necessary component for the job, your employer is allowed to demand that you appear a certain way and that's what the law is here. >> how did this even get to the courts then if that's the case? >> because they had a group of 21 or 22 women who complained about it. two of them got fired either for gaining too much weight or for losing too much weight. so it's not just that you're being overweight. and they filed a class action lawsuit because they can't like the way the policy was being inmplemented implemented. >> what do you think about the ruling? >> the law is plain.

but they can't implement it, and they can argue that, look, this was creating a hostile work environment for these ladies. sdl because apparently there were reports that there were some people who were making pig sounds. >> yeah, i don't know if they were pregnant or just getting fat. and also it was only toward the female workers. this is a gender neutral law, but they're saying only the women are being chastised around it. >> these women should not have been surprised by the fact that they were certain to keep a certain weight. they sign up for it, you know when you're a hooter's waitress, you know -- >> and i was a hooter's girl throughout law school and i understood the law and the rules. but i also wasn't feeling hostile around the way they implemented that. so this will be a tact based argument if you're going to be successful. the law is not on your side, but

the facts hey may be. >> what do you think will happen? >> if they continue to fight, they will continue to lose. we've seen it time and time again. if you come to work without makeup on air, do you think there might be a ramification for that? >> no, you'll be fine. >> i think when you sign up you know going in that these are the conditions and you say i agree. you can't then turn around and complain about it. >> so the employers need do a better job of making it very clear? >> very clear, but they can do it but not by any means. there has to be a certain standard in which the ladies feel comfortable and the men, too. >> borgata-gate continues. stay tuned. thanks for joining us. coming up, marines service dog goes missing but after nine months, a remarkable reunion. this service member just i mean pulled out all the stops trying to find this dog. and they both join us here live.

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good morning. it is saturday, september 19. this is a fox news alert. we got him, the suspect in the phoenix freeway shooting now in custody. that's what officers are saying. but his dad has a different message for police. >> i'll say plenty. whoever identified him as the shooter is a [ bleep ] moron. have a good night. >> the breaking bleeping details in a moment. and donald trump is in-der fire from all sides after refusing to defend the president from these comments. watch. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims.

we know our current president is one. >> just micnutes ago donald trup took to twitter to defend himself. what he said and reaction from dana perino live. and marine service dog goes missing for nine months and is found leading to this touching moment. that marine and her doing kai join us live. fox and fre"fox & friends" hours right now. after his 9568th pushup, i think rich will be joining us. >> muscle bound weatherman television live in the nation's capital raising money for wounded veterans.

good for h. >> we'll be back there live in a few minutes. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> always a ray of sunshine. >> i don't know about that. >> and we have news this morning. >> we'll go right to the headlines. we got him, that's what arizona's governor announced over twitter, an arrest in the fl freeway shootings. officers taking leslie merritt jr. into custody at a walmart. his dad is furious. watch what he has to say. >> yeah, i'll say plenty. whoever said he's the shooter is a [ bleep ] moron. have a good night. >> well, the 21-year-old faces several charges including aggravated assault. officials believe copycats are responsible for the other shootings. a georgia police officer is recovering this morning after being the 1409 in the shoulder, the injury happening during a

shoot-out, both men now in custody. it started when police attempted to pull the two over. they sped off and crashed into a sign at a gas station near atlanta. got out of the car, started shooting aiming right at police. the 47-year-old officer was treated and released. and another twist in the bowe bergdahl case. an army investigator who spent countless hours interviewing bowe bergdahl just testified that the army sergeant walked away from his post because of concerns about his unit's leadership essentially wanting to be a whistleblower. he thought his disappearance would get attention of a general at the main base, but bergdahl was instead captured hours later by the taliban, held for five years under horrible circumstances apparently. earlier on fox and friends, the man who led the search weighed in on the defense's explanation. >> a lot of soldiers struggle out there in those kind of conditions. and you handle it properly through the chain of command. what you don't do is try to dessert your post and then

deliberately put your fellow soldiers in harm's way. >> the defense is essentially asserting that bowe bergdahl was not mentally capable of being out there on the front lines anyway. bergdahl could face life in prison if convicted. and a navy veteran jump this is to action to save a woman who was inside a burning rv. officials say the rv caught on fire in mt. pocono, pennsylvania when the brakes failed. christopher, who served in iraq, says he carried the woman to stairs after finding her unconscious. the rv was then seen rolling down the road. luckily to one was severely hurt. and those are your headlines this this saturday morning. >> rick has been doing pushups all morning long. how many have you done now? >> i'm trying to pace myself. like one set every 30 minutes, 40 minutes. so i can still be fresh. >> you're a moderate man.

>> let's talk a little weather out here this morning. we have got some rain that will be moving in across areas of the thee northeast today. it will cool temperatures down. it's felt like summer for quite a while across the northeast and we'll cool it off just a little bit. but beautiful weekend overall. in the southeast, a little bit of rain across texas and oklahoma. nothing that will be too problematic. maybe a little across the coastal areas of the carolinas, but overall not that bad either. into the northern plains, take a look at this. a spectacular early fall day. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, tons of sunshine. out across the west, warming up quite a bit. we have a lot of heat out there again unfortunately for the fires. and get ready tuesday into wednesday, we'll be looking at quite a bit of rain coming into parts of arizona. that's it. more pushups coming up and we'll talk with another one of our vets about how this organization

has helped him greatly. back to you. >> thanks, rick. we have a special guest here on the couch. >> hello, miss perino. >> why are you so far away from tucker? what's going on? >> don't be afraid. >> i love being here on fox and friends. >> so we have to get your view of what is going on in donald trump world. so in case our viewers haven't seen it we'll replay the tape, this happened thursday at a rally he was holding in new hampshire. first question he took came from a guy who asked this. >> the problem is called muslims. we know our current president is one. he's not even an american. >> we need this question. >> but anyway, we have training camps where they want to kill us. when do we get rid of them? >> we'll be looking at a lot of

different things. a lot of people are saying that, a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> we need this question? like he's not questioning with it. why does he have a horl obligationl moral obligation to defend the president? >> i do think that there is a possibility that -- we've never seen the questioner which is strange. so who was this. you have to deal with the fact that there will be the trick on your left or right like democrats have to deal with black lives matter and on your right you'll have possibly things like this. i do think it's curious that this guy hasn't wanted to be on tv since he clearly wanted to make a point. >> i'd love to see him because i am curious. >> donald trump's camp says he doesn't hear the question. but he said like we need this question. so -- >> he's kind of blowing the guy

off. >> and i understand that. but there was a time when donald trump really wanted a attention on this issue. hillary clinton started it in 2008, her campaign circulated the questions of he was born in kenya. but donald trump poured gasoline on it and lit the match and republicans have been trying to deal with it every since. so i think they should have been prepared for this question. number two, i don't think that he is going to get a talking about it at all. i thoult tght the tweet was a g response. >> here is donald trump's response this morning. he says this is the first time this my life that i've caused controversy by not saying something. >> you know what, for people that assumpti that support him, i think that's clever. by not going to south carolina yesterday where he was scheduled to be, he was scheduled to go, then all of a sudden he was not scheduled to go because there is a business deal that he needed to work on. okay.

fine. but that undercuts two of his strongest point. the first is that he doesn't back down from anything. he doesn't succumb to bologna bologna. >> he said he had a big business deal. >> but it undercuts another point which is the other night he said nobody else here has to sacrifice like i do. i'm the one losing business. but basically it's worth it because i want to be president of the united states and make this country great again. so why is the business deal more important? >> the birther stuffy agree who cares. but the christian question is interesting. people say how dare you suggest otherwise. you talk to any orthodox christian and i would say the majority feel under attack by this administration which .

>> it's also been approach look at dr. ben carson. he went through the same thing where he had a huge controversy where he was like -- he was basically the question about obama's religion. but the democrats seem likes's such an insult to be called a muslim. >> a great point. >> it's not an insult to be a muslim. i'm not saying -- i don't comment on anybody's personal beliefs. i got enough problems of my own i got to work on myself. >> so donald trump's camp addresses it. now let's move on to carly fiorina climb williing up the l and surpassing donald trump in the new hampshire polls. >> it's more like she's done well to write herself up. neck and neck with some things. what is interesting is that still 66% of republican voters say they're still shopping around for a candidate. and frank luntz this his focus group right after the debate, show of hands, who here came in

planning to vote for donald trump. lots of people raise their hand. how many people changed their minds? lots of people changed their minds. >> what about the criticism from the other candidate, scott walker and others saying this was pre-planned, that they were going to -- wanted carly fiorina, this narrative from cnn or whomever in the media that she did well on the fox debate, and so we'll propel her to the front of this. >> i think that would be pervasive if she hasndn't done well, but she did. she earned her spot. she was very good in the debate. and she's been working very hard. not that the other candidates haven't. i do think scott walker has a legitimate complaint. this is a governor that got two questions in three hours. he interjected five times. he deserved a little bit more. at that same heritage action

event that donald trump didn't go to, scott walker got great reception. people said i actually want to hear from him. he's back in iowa tonight, i talked to his team this morning. and they think that this focus on iowa could show that there is shall humidi some movement for them. >> is this enduring, is this -- >> yeah, i think absolutely. and she -- it's because it's not built on a house of cards. she's been slowly building this up and as people got to know her, her name i.d. is increasing. >> huge google spikes from people wanting to know more about her record when she was attacked on her record. so more on that. but meanwhile, we'll have you stick around because we want to talk about hillary clinton this morning, her campaign struggling rumors swirling that joe biden is ready to run. what does that look like for the future for the democrats? dana will stick around for that. >> and men, have you ever felt will this way? >> wedding invitations today. nothing can stop it now,

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welcome back. hillary clinton still trying to connect with voters after 30 years. her numbers are plummeting. >> and the "wall street journal" reports joe by deviden is edgin closer to a presidential rain and they're discussing when an announcement will come. >> back with us now, the lovely and talented dana perino from "the five." >> maybe the turning point was

the colbert interview. it was really touching talking about death of his son and why he did not think that he could emotionally handle running for president. he thought that he was still caught up in that and he wasn't emotionally prepared. he needed to give 110% and he isn't feel like he had it in him. >> what is so touching about it, it was so authentic. two weeks ago hillary clinton campaign had to put out a statement and story to the "new york times" saying watch, now we'll be spontaneous, we're planning to be spontaneous. but joe biden was just authentic and people can connect with him. i think he can wait until after the first democratic debate that takes place in october. so he could actually wait until november 1 to get in. and i think part of this also is that the democrats are very worried about what is going on with hillary clinton and her campaign and her -- she doesn't ever improve, per numbers are bad, and she has five federal investigations. they need a backup plan.

so i think joe biden wants to be president. i don't think it's just because hillary is not doing well. but i think that he is inching towards announcing. >> we're in a moment -- i completely agree, i think democrats deserve a real choice and i want them to have one. we're in a moment of identity politics and here you have a white guy from rust belt state, pro union, goes to church every day in his 70s. that's not the modern democratic party. >> you could have just described bernie sanders. >> but bernie sanders appeals to like left wing college students which is still a component, a real thing. can joe biden command any major segment? >> he can because there are enough people in this country that really want a third obama term. and he would be able to bring all of those people together. he actually is quite unifying i think as a democrat. >> honestly because of what happened with his son, hillary has been holding back and has

been complimentary and said he was very real. when do the gloves come off if he announces? >> her team is very good at opposition research. but he's run so much that there is a lot out there and sort of feels like with hillary, there is not much opposition research left to do. >> how would you differentiate yourself? both members of the bocobama administrations, how can they debate differences among themselves? >> joe biden can say i'm not under five federal investigations. that is a dwiifferentiating poi. her team is in a real bind because they have been putting her out more. she's been on cnn, face the tha nation tomorrow morning, mario lopez. they're having to put her out to do more. the problem is the numbers show every time they put her out more, her approval number goes down. >> what is the solution, getting bill clinton out there instead?

>> this is what i think is a hazinye mazing how can it be that they want the elect the first woman to get bill clinton back into the quhouwhite house. >> he's a major feminist. would it hurt your feelings about if the more people saw you, the less they like you? >> i think there are some people like that with me. >> not true. >> probably one watching right now. we'll hear from him in a minute. >> great to see you. thank you for doing this. one heist wasn't so easy for these diamond thieves. how their great escape did not go as planned as they often don't. plus mardrine service dog gs missing for thnine months and tn is found. we'll hear and see the beautiful reunion.

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so tell us what happened. how did kai get lost? >> well, kai was actually stolen about nine months ago go and investigators are still trying to figure out all the details about it. >> so you went on this incredible very, very energetic an aggressive basically social media campaign. i mean you did not -- essentially didn't sleep. you were putting all sorts of things out there. you had a go fund me campaign. tell us with how you finally came to a solution and kai was spotted. >> well, after an aggressive nine months and, yes, no sleep, it all came together with team ea is one of the might bes a members and there were a couple others. we scoured the internet and eventually we came up with something that ended up being a really good clue. >> so andrea, how do you find a stolen dog? >> a lot of social media. alexandra had a great group. and minute who has a missing

dog, you just need to get out there and get people to help you. >> alex sandra, when the dog was finally located, tell us a little bit about what happened there. because the owners quote/unquote did not want on give the dog up understandably. >> yes. that is correct. they did register kai has an emotional support animal through a fraudulent registry that is way too common today. so i'm trying to raise awareness to show people that it is a fraudulent registry, you can't just pay $135 and have an emotional service dog. so they didn't want to give him up. they knew who he was. they called him kai. and i took them to court and there is a hearing and nobody from the other side even showed up. >> and kai had a micro chip in him. what is amazing about this story, even after all this time, that dog knows who you are. it's clear from the tape. >> oh, yeah.

he knows who i am. he's a good boy. >> and we want to bring this up because you said that there is another dog you're trying to help find now. >> yes. so his name a griffin and i've been speaking with his mom the owner. and he disappeared in napa valley, california actually a couple days after kai went missing. so i recently posted bring kai home about griffen. he's 180-pound black great dane. and he has a white spot on his chest and ihis ears are cropped. and i just think that 180 pounds of a dog going missing, i think somebody has him. >> 180 pounds. >> and that's when he went missing. >> i'm sure he's at the gym bench pressing. alexandria, andrea, great to see you both. what a cool story.

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kentucky clerk after an attorney for her deputy claim she's removing her names from marriage licenses, which violates her court order. a judge will review the filing monday. a couple of crooks capture themselves in an elevator during a would-be diamond heist. they tried to rob a jewelry store if columbus, ohio. they snagged $86,000 worth of jewelry. and then they tried to escape down the stairwell, but they didn't go and the he will straight tore was stuck. police had plenty of time to help get them out and haul them in. and three premed students at duke university turn in on lifesavers when a professor has a heart attack. george grody was slumped over, three premed students who are also emts ran to help, they performed cpr and shocked him

three times before his hart started beating again. >> we do so much training and the training kicked in and did what needs to be done. >> it shows the importance of everyone being trained in cpr. kind of knowing what do. >> the professor remains in intensive care but expected to make a full recovery. and those are your headlines. if you have just 90 seconds to spare today, and you do, you can help our veterans in a big way. >> all it takes is doing a few pushups. >> rick is down at the lincoln memorial in d.c. to explain. good morning once again, rick. >> good morning. if you can do 90 seconds of pushups, you can look like this guy. you do more than 90 seconds. >> i try, but i don't turn a good upper body workout down, so i came down this morning to help the cause. >> and you are a green beret. you were injured in an iud attack, a purple heart recipi t recipient. talk to me about the boot

campaign and how it helps our returning military members. >> it's a great nonprofit military organization that helps promote patriotism, raise awareness for the military and gives assistance if needed. >> and that assistance is so important. you just participated in the triumph games which is this incredible athletic endurance event. >> yes. it will be on tv october 17. and it was myself and 11 other para athletes. and we were able to racecars basically to help show that veterans that have injuries similar to myself are not out of the game and still competing and doing really well. >> and that's part of the thing, some guys, you are clearly an incredible athlete, some people come back and they might need extra help. >> yeah, you can go online at boot campaign.org. you can see other veterans doing well and that's great to veterans that need a little bit of assistance and they see guys like myself or joey that are

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welcome back. ladies "the view" learning the hard way don't mess with nurses. three more sponsors have cut

ties after these comments. >> there was a girl who wrote their own monologue. and she came in in a nurse's uniform and basically read her e-mails out loud. shockingly did not win. >> why did she have a doctor's stethoscope? >> she helps patients with alzheimer's, which is not funny. but i swear you have to see it. >> and while "the view" is trying to now make good-bye inviting all these nurses on to the show yesterday in a big parade, is that enough? joining me now, bea arthur, our former miss america, and katie duke, registered emergency room nurse and certificate tied acute care nurse practitioner. nice to see you all. you've been fired up on social . as a nurse, do you think that this parade of nurses up on the sustaining is enough to quell this controversy?

>> i think it was a very good gesture and we appreciate the apology. however, we as nurses, as a foundational piece of the health care system, we want respect. and we want respect within the media and within the public spotlight p so i feel this is a good motion in the direction that we want to go. >> but was it authentic? because nicole arrebor says she went back stage and she said that it wasn't really an apology. let's listen to what nicole had to say. >> back stage i heard the girls being like, oh, yeah, our nurse jokes didn't go over well, so we have to apologize. they go on there and make a fake apology, when the cameras weren't roll, michelle was like it's not a real profession. >> i do think they were genuinely sorry, but you have to make a big to-do when the advertisers are pulling their ads. so i think it was more of an apology to save their own

behinds. >> all of these sponsors of the show and advertisers on the show were hearing from nurses who were furious that they were supporting a show that was anti-nurse or making these commentshe nursing profession. >> and more than just being anti-nurse, it's really petty. it's unnecessary. it's a caring and compassionate profession, so it was a strange target. >> what do you make about the case? >> and there are over 3 million nurses in the united states. every at some point in time will need the care of a thursday and it is a very compassionate driven profession. and at the end of the day, again like i mentioned earlier, not only do we want respect, but we're very jen win people and we take this hit to our profession very personally. so if this is something that is not genuine, then we need to address it. because is there a bigger issue that we need to address. >> what about the issue of political correctness, too. michelle of course is a comedian. are we facing this price of

comedy in our culture where we cannot have a joke about thinking anymore? >> unfortunately, yeah, i do think that's happening. i do think that the comments were supposed to be funny. they came out a little insensitive. do i think they meant to be offensive? definitely not. but get used to this. because i think we'll see a lot more of these kinds of apologies. >> what about the comment i'm curious when she said these nurses are just wannabee doctors. >> i can summarize that up. there are two very important pieces to what you have to do to take care of people. there is the physician counterpart and then the nursing counterpart. and we work together as a team. we aren't nurses because we couldn't make it as doctors. and theres are not shower just because it couldn't be surgeons. so that part was offensive. however it brings up a bigger issue. nursing as a rofgs demands respect because it's something

that can affect everybody's lives. anything nurses can do? >> again, it was just unnecessary and i feel like as far as to your point about whether or not it's politically correct or not, just be kind and respectful. and i think that your jokes will land better. >> great to see you this morning. coming up here on the show, let's get ready to grill. we're about to find out which one of 2450of thieveese two che up the best game day grub.

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. time for a look at what is happening today. the historic trip has gun, pope francis boarding a plane for cuba. the pontiff arrives this afternoon and will stay until tuesday when he heads to washington, d.c. four gop presidential candidates are hoping to stand out at the republican leadership conference in michigan. scott walker canceled his appearance. donald trump will not be there, as well. he will be attending a high school homecoming in iowa. and it's a big day for college football, so the top match-ups include alabama versus ole miss, notre dame versus georgia tech and lsu versus auburn. but first let's eat. >> we love tailgating at these events. fans have their grills and cook outs and celebrating. we love it. >> we're going to make a contest out of it. we have a game day match-up of

our own. chef dave and chef andy are going head to head with tailgating dusch additions. tell us about the competition. >> well, we're bringing our best tail getting dishes. this is one of our most popular dishes. >> what's the key? >> getting a good sear in the meat and braising it in the jeu. >> and this is a traditional burger on the menu. we use a wagu beef. >> so we need to get the competition going. fire it up. >> so we have sliced sirloin, you can buy this at the butcher

sliced for you already. at the restaurant, we sear it and slice it first. it's a little cheating. we get a little head start. so we preseason it. sliced thinly on a deli slicer. we season it with salt, chimicheri. >> so we'll go real quick, get this grilling. >> and you say one of the big tips is not to keep turning things over, not to overload the grill? >> not to overload the grill. you want to leave about 80% of it free so it stays my and hot so when you flip it over, it's not too cold. >> let's see the finished product. >> we have a nice grill and we get a little jeu and caramelized onions. great thing about doing this dish at tail gating, you sear it

ahead of time, you just let it hang out in the sauce. so plenty of time for hanging out with your friends. >> and this is what it looks like after you put the cheese and caramelized onions? >> that's correct. >> we'll try it in a second. >> what we're doing here, we form the burgers very small, we call them little burgers. salt and pepper. >> he's hogging the grill. >> yeah, back it up. >> you're not sparing with the salt. >> no. you want to get a hard crust on top. >> obviously andy took all the grill space, so we have to move some of his. >> normally you look for when the whiteness comes out on the grill, those are the hot spots. once you see it on one side, you

flip them over and let it rest. you can put cheese on there if you want. fantastic. what we do at the restaurant downtown, we dip these in a little of butter and truffle oil. >> so you don't hold back at all. >> no. >> and this is a competition, we need to start taste testing. >> our decision after the commercial break. >> we'll eat your food and tell our viewers who won. you're amazing heros. >> talk is cheap but eating is the real thing. >> exactly right.

there are at least two branches, downtown and hid tomi. they each cooked a dish for us and we're about to render our decision. >> the jeu and the dip sandwich? >> yeah. >> all right. >> they're both fantastic. but my vote, i'm a burger guy. i went with the burger. >> i didn't try the burger because i was so absorbed for the dip sandwich. i'm kind of rooting for you. that was ridiculously good. so it's up to you. >> i only had the burger. >> so i'm the only one -- >> which is really not fair. >> how about the audience. >> tie breaker. unbelievable, 2000 election all

over again. for our viewers at home, you can do this. >> very simple. >> we believe in you. >> burgers or the sandwich? >> burgers. >> but the real winner is sck. the fed fallout. stocks tanking after central bankers saying the global economy has them worrying. so they're keeping rates near zero. now some folks fretting a recession is coming. should they be? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears and we have our bulls and bears this week. welcome to everybody. gary, these people are scared. should they be? >> i don't know about scared, but i think worried, yes. you know, a lot of people were arguing for a fed increase