good morning, everybody. it's sunday, september 230th, donald trump speaking out, says it's not his job to defend president obama no matter what the questions. >> am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. >> he's actually reading a tweet that he sent out. is the donald right? or will it turn him in the polls? >> and the pope is headed for america. but first he's stopping in cuba and taking a jab at the communist regime. what he said and how the whole world is responding this sunday morning. then mailman, fresh man,

manmade, all banned. we're going to tell you why and where. what college is doing this. no more man. "fox & friends" begins right now. oh, it's my favorite time of year. >> is it? oktoberfest is? >> this weekend, the becoming of fall, oktoberfest weekend, janice dean is going to be here to explain what the first day of foul means. >> and the band. >> various dancers performing. we're going to be wearing lederhosen later and tested on some oktoberfest trivia. >> i wonder if this is trivia that's been on our cards, every single oktoberfest card that we have. were we supposed to memorize that? >> don't look at the answers. >> i looked at the answers because it's -- >> no these cards. these cards. i swear -- >> steve doocy here with you

this morning. thanks for having me. >> wow we're going to have a fun show. jam packed show. but we've got some headlines. >> starting with a fox news alert. at least one person is injured after a military plane crash in the new mexico desert. students and an instructor were on board a training flight when the plane went down near las cruces international airport. we're told both ejected before the crash. one is still recovering in the hospital. the faa and military now investigating. dy's pratt search for a women who fell over the edge at niagara falls. police say the woman in her 40s intentionally threw herself into the cold water as horrified visitors looked on. crews scoured the area above and below the falls for hours overnight with no sign of her. and pope francis kicking off his first full day of his historic trip holding mass in front of thousands of people in cuba. he arrived on the tropical island yesterday, crowds of thousands welcoming him on the side of the road, waving flags with cuba and the vatican. this as he calls the communist nation to open itself to the

world and praise its recent restoration of diplomatic ties with the u.s. he also urged the nation to give people the freedom to practice their faith. and best-selling novelist jackie collins known for her books about the hollywood elite dies after a long battle with breast cancer. >> -- >> don't think of them. >> really came as a surprise to a lot of people. she was only 77 years old. she penned 32 books including "hollywood wives" which inspired the tv mini series of the same name. she was born in london, the youngest sister of actress joan collins. service also be held in the u.s. and the uk. again, she was 77 years old. young. all right. janice dean is standing by. so, tomorrow is the first day of fall. >> wednesday. >> wednesday? >> yeah. >> i prefer meteorological fall, which has already happened. >> oh, that's -- >> and we base that on the

breakup of months. and the temperature differences. >> it's very confusing. kind of like having oktoberfest on september 20th. right? >> it's a good point. but i understand that i will be dressing up as a beer maiden. >> we're going to get you lederhosen. >> i'm so excited to do this. i picked the right time. in the famous words of homer simpson, hmm, beer. let's take a look at the current temperatures across the maps today. 73 muggy degrees in new york city. a promise a cold front is on the way and it's going to cut down the humidity. 51 in chicago. 55 in kansas city. 52 in denver. you can see that cooler air across the upper midwest and the great lakes. we do have a cold front sweeping across the eastern third of the country. across texas, as well. sort of a cold front draped over the two-thirds of the country, and that's going to bring us the potential for some showers, ot severe weather outbreaks here. we could see some hail and some damaging winds, but not a big deal at all. just a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere. and then we're going to watch this system offshore. don't think it's going to

develop but it could bring a little bit of rain, precipitation across the mid-atlantic and up towards northeast later on this week. okay. everybody. >> we'll throw money at you. >> what? where's the money? where? i need money to dance. >> i put it right here and it fell down. >> cue the music. >> she dances to the beat of her own drummer. >> she has her own music playing in her head all the time. >> let's talk a little politics. they have these big fall festivals. donald trump yesterday was out in iowa yesterday. he's out there, he was defending his nondefense of president obama earlier in the week. of course you remember there was the now-famous question about president obama being a muslim, and how we need to get rid of muslims in this country. he sort of sloughed off the question at the time. he's being criticized from everyone for not defending and coming out and defending the president during that question. and yesterday in iowa, he said this. listen.

>> you know, for the first time in my life, i got in trouble by not saying anything. i didn't say anything. and i was in big trouble all over the place. if somebody made nasty statements or controversial statements about me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say, no chance. no chance. am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. the political media, they are the worst. they are very dishonest. many of them. many of them. oh. if i would have challenged the man, that's the man that made the statement, somewhat maybe negative to the president to put it mildly, the media would have accused me of interfering with that man's right of free speech. a no-win situation. do we agree? >> we knew he was a master of self-promotion but who knew he was so adept at spin. >> i don't know why president

obama -- president obama? why trump is saying if the president made a nasty statement about trump, would he -- you know, would he come to his defense. we know that the answer is no. to that. because josh earnest gets asked every day, hey, did you hear what trump said? hey did you hear what trump said? he might be moving in here soon. and he never has anything good to say about mr. trump. >> sure. and even -- >> it's an everyday thing. >> if you go back to the sound bite from the other day. he sort of mocking the questioner at the time, sort of saying oh, right, this is the question we have to get right out of the gate and he moves on quite of quickly right past it. >> there are different perceptions of how this thing actually went down. my perception is exactly what you just said. other people say that he heard the question but the fact is i think he does have a point in saying that had he stopped the guy and, you know, been combative with him or contentious then he would have looked like the bully bad guy. you know, it was one of the split second decisions that he

made and he chose to kind of just hop over it and treat the guy as though the guy wasn't exactly all there. >> meanwhile it's been hurting him a little bit. we see some of the recent holes in new hampshire. carly fiorina after her incredible debate performance the other night, she did really, really well and on the heels of her first debate performance at her early debate in fox. she was in michigan on saturday afternoon, yesterday afternoon, and she took some shots at donald trump. listen. >> i promise you, and i hope you have seen, i am a fearless fighter. i will not falter. i have been tested, and i will fight this fight. leadership is about challenging the status quo. the highest calling of leadership, it's not about a big title. it's not about a big airplane. it's not about a big office. the highest calling of leadership is to unlock potential in others. and now we need a leader in the oval office who with the

citizens of this great nation will unlock the potential of each and every citizen. >> she's saying it's not about an airplane. every president when they say hey, what do you miss? they say the airplane. >> or the big office. big oval office. >> i think she's being very smart by, you know, touting herself not as a politician, sort of separating herself from that, distancing herself from that and touting herself as a leader. because that's what she is known for. she's trying to buck the trend. >> also, kind of attacking dobld trump without really attacking him. because i asked her that question a few weeks ago here on the show, you know, teams like you were taking a shot at him. you're attacking donald trump. she said i didn't attack him. but she kind of did. but she does it in a very artful way. >> here's the thing about that event she had yesterday in michigan. the crowd was republican activists. so, this is the outsider election. she was an outsider who did great at this debate. but now she is a big hit with the insiders. is that good? >> i don't know. >> it will be interesting to see. look at the recent polls in new

hampshire. it will be interesting to see the main polls that come out finally from that big cnn debate the other night. we don't have them in yet. we'll see hopefully this week how everything shakes out. >> the pc police have their lights on and have stopped at unc chapel hill on now the word that apparently you're not to use. or at least students at chapel hill are not supposed to use, anything with the word man in it. >> like oh, man. >> come on person. >> this is in their new guide. the unc chapel hill guide. and this is what they handed out. english has changed since the declaration of independence was written. most readers no longer understand the word man to be synonymous with person. so, clear communication requires writers to be more precise. come on, man! >> some of these things, though, instead of saying man they want you to say either person or individual. man kind, they want you to either people, human beings, or humanity. so they might i guess -- >> or people kind. >> freshman. so are you -- what year are you?

oh, you're a first-year student. >> i bet that that was inspired by a harry potter. >> gryffindor. >> manmade you have to go to machinemade or synthetic or artificial. >> what if it's not machinemade. >> what if it's humanmade? >> what about man-witch? why isn't that on a list? person-witch. >> and then if we're talking about men i mean we have to talk about boys too. boy toys you have to say -- >> who said anything about boys. >> you've got the version of man. >> boy toys? >> what about mailman. >> oh, this is -- you know, mail carrier. postal worker, or letter carrier. >> we have a female who is our -- we call her our mail lady. is that wrong? >> you're not calling her mailman so that's good. >> you can go to unc-chapel hill. >> that's why she threw my mail -- >> oh, we'll have more of that coming up. >> we will. >> let us know what you think

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fix the problems at the v.a.? ceo of veterans for america and fox news contributor pete heg seth joins us now this morning. great to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> friday we saw this report. what was your immediate reaction to this sweeping report? >> well, this is bulletproof evidence. this is an independent but v.a. funded but independent assessment done by the rand corporation with outside consultants. they visited 87 facilities, talked to thousands of employees, looked at all the paperwork and the system and their result was it doesn't work. it fundamentally doesn't work. government-run, single-payer health care not working for veterans. we've been talking about it at concerned vets for america. whistle-blowers have been saying it. the v.a. and others have said everything is fine. this is the silver bullet. this is the indication it is detailed, it is thorough, it looked at every potential option and it said the system needs fundamental overhaul. this should wake everybody up to the fact that what our vets have been getting so far isn't good

enough. but we've got alternatives. >> so who's to blame? >> well, who's to blame? first it's the v.a. bureaucracy that just grows and grows. and the report talks a lot about middle management and bureaucracy growing out of control to the point where there's so many pairiers between the patient and the doctor. then you've got washington, d.c. the politicians that just want to fund it over and over and over again. and then frankly, outside veterans groups that haven't been aggressive about watchdogging it and instead have just been part of the same old, same old in funding the v.a. no matter what. without holding anybody accotae or giving veterans any real choice. >> you have a couple of takeaways from this. you mention one of them already which was fundamental reform. what does that look like? >> fundamental reform -- >> what kind of reform do we need? >> our organization put out a report about a half year ago that said you make this entity, the v.a. to help delivery entities that can operate like a health care facility as opposed to a bureaucracy. i'm here in minnesota. we have the mayo clinic, the cleveland clinic, they work well

because they're medically run as opposed to bureaucratically run. you can create an entity for vha that looks like that. that's not what it looks like now. a couple other things, it validates the need for real choice. real choice. not state choice and a choice card but give the veteran the option, the dollars follow veterans. it changes the entire way vha works. and then the third one is, this is a really important one, v.a.'s been saying for a long time that the care is really good inside. veterans really love the care. well six in ten at least veterans prefer treatment in private care than to the v.a. because they don't get quality customer service, quality care at the v.a. that's a damning assessment for v.a. because they've always said our care is good, it's just hard to get in. turns out it's hard to get in and when you get in there, not always as good as vets think it is. >> what a mess. the separate report also found that 307,000 vets died while waiting for care. >> think about that, clayton. 300,000, 900,000 waiting, 300,000 dead waiting for care. this is government-run health

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welcome back. some quick sports headlines from week three in college football. we begin in tuscaloosa. ole miss stunned alabama. 43-37. it's the rebels' first victory in the said yum since 1988. and in texas, california beating up on the long horns by one point. after that missed extra point with just over a minute left the golden bears won 45-44. and to ohio the buckeyes, an

historic upset beating northern illinois 20-13. ohio state won despite five turnovers. by all accounts they should have lost that game. that's a look at college football. >> very exciting. all right. pope francis visiting the united states this week as part of an historic trip to visit drawing excitement from people of all faiths. >> it's all part of what's being called the francis effect. here to tell us more, lauren green fox new's chief religious correspondent. >> everybody loves this pope. it's changing the tone of the catholic message. i take a look at what is he doing concretely to the catholic church and that's what we take a look at and here's a little recap. >> francis, the first pope from the americas, taking the reins of the global church, instantly presenting what the faithful saw as a kinder, gentler body. >> francis' message is god loves you, god forgives you, and people want to hear that. >> but it's not just talk, but

action, cleaning up the scandal-plagued vatican government and especially the shady vatican bank. >> it was the real deal. a new sheriff was in town, and he changed the structure of it. >> his hall mark the encyclical on the environment. unifying care was lifting up the poor. >> he's making the small matter. >> potential outreach some of the most controversial. forgiveness for abortions, only during a special year ofnersy. and making marriage annulments easier. >> he's talking to the people on the fringes. on the edges. people who have lost faith or who have lost trust. >> in short, francis moving the church from focus on doctrine to the reality of how people actually live. >> the truth is the doctrine but there's also unconditional love and acceptance. >> a lot of people saying that francis is really the agent of change that the church sorely needed. but the question is, and i take a look at this in the next part

is what are those changes and what are going to be lasting changes? or is it just sort of a blip on the vatican's meter? >> what do you think? >> i think you're not going to see this for about another 50 years, because he's actually been able to incorporate vatican two which you probably understand is this big church meeting from 1960s that really they grappled with how to make the church more user friendly. >> so what's the big head line going to be from the first few days of his visit here? >> i think it will be surprising, because one of the things we're going to look at is his speech before congress. that will be the biggest headline because no pope has ever done that before. one of my contacts says he will be an equal opportunity offender. >> offender? >> yes. >> and he's a pope that's actually connecting with young people. >> that's his big focus. he's very much focused on the family. and a lot of people focus on his encyclical on the environment which is a very big issue. if you read the encyclical, you'll see that he's incorporated care for the poor, about the family, about gender, everything is in that

encyclical. it's not just about the environment. >> right. the big tour has just kicked off yesterday in cuba. and lauren has been following it for us. thank you. >> thanks, lauren. >> all right changing gears. the man arrested for the mysterious arizona freeway shootings makes his first court appearance and says he's innocent. >> yule i have to say is that i'm the wrong guy. i tried telling the detective that. >> he tried telling the detective. details on the charges he is facing. >> also celebrating oktoberfest on the plaza all morning long. janice is already -- three pints in. we'll kick it off with some polka tributes coming up next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins.

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>> after having six boys in a row a north carolina family now has a little girl. that video, the second to go viral. >> it is so cute. the family first got attention for their gender reveal video showing the moment they found out they were finally having a girl. there you go. >> my wife can speak much more intelligently about this than i can. you have a number of same gender your body continues to produce basically that same gender. >> over and over and over. >> thank you, doctor. >> look at you. intelligent. >> i play one on television. >> all right. this big story, keeps getting stranger. i'm the wrong guy. the phoenix freeway shooting suspect appears in court just a day after he's arrested and says he's innocent. you got the wrong guy. >> how about that? garrett is live in d.c. >> this is an unusual first court appearance. after his bail was set at $1 million. he asked the judge if he could speak and then going against the

judge's advice he went on to plead his case. >> all i have to say is that i'm the wrong guy. i've tried telling the detective that. my gun's been in the pawn shop for the last two months. i haven't even had access to a weapon. >> the 21-year-old also said there was no way he could afford that bond. merritt was arrested friday night after investigators matched shell casings and bullet fragments from the first four highway shootings to a gun that the 21-year-old had recently pawned. police also looked at his social media. which had several video clips of him shooting guns along with pro-gun and anti-government images. his father says his son is being made a scapegoat by police. but law enforcement officials say they're confident in their case. >> we have evidence that does justify that leslie merritt jr. is the prime suspect in at least four of these incidents. there was no independent tip that substantiated information leading to this arrest.

this was a result of exhaustive police work. >> officials say their investigation into the other seven highway shootings is ongoing and there remains the possibility of copycats. peter juliet and clayton, back to you. >> all right, thanks, garrett. >> headlines for you. someone is in the house. a utah mom makes a frontic 911 call after her teen daughter sent chilling text messages about burglars in the house. she stayed on the phone with 911 as she rushed home to stave her daughter. >> she's in the garage with the garage closed. no, no, don't move. don't move. don't move, baby. hide. oh, my god. please hurry. >> oh. that is really horrible. 15-year-old trinity hit in her room terrified while two men ransacked the home. they were scared off moments before entering her bedroom. >> one of the guys were opening my door and was ready to walk in until they heard sirens. and then they ran downstairs. >> i was thinking they were going to take her.

>> oh, man. police arrested the crooks after a short car chase where they crashed and flipped their suv. look at that. wow. and some college students shut down while standing up for free speech. >> -- free speech. >> it's not free speech, man. nobody's stopping you from free speech. but you can't solicit out here. basically -- >> you're soliciting your opinions. >> a police officer at the college of due page in illinois threatens to lock up a group of students packing out pocket constitutions and holding american flags to advocate free speech. the officer forced them to stop and get permission from the student life office. the school's policies match the officer's statement, but solicitation only applies to gifts or donations. and take this to the bank. an ohio bad fed up with common core sent a check to his kid's school using the long form math standards doubt under the curriculum. douglas herman made the check out to melridge elementary. instead of using dollar signs he

wrote a cryptic series of xs and os found in common core math equations. herman says if they want to cash it they'll have to solve the problem themselves. and those are your headlines. >> all right. janice dean is standing by. she is outside getting ready to do a little polka. >> i'm with the band. and i've said that before in my lifetime. let's meet the band. the johnny kinnick band. you are the leader. >> i'm johnny. >> introduce the band mates. >> we've got matt on guitar, steve on base. john on the drum. >> thank you long have you guys been playing together? >> about ten years as a band and been playing accordion about 22 years since i was 5. >> 22 years. i love it. we're going to be talking to these guys all morning long. they're going to be playing us wonderful oktoberfest music. but we have to check the weather. it is a beautiful day in the neighborhood here in new york city. we do have a cold front sweeping across the nation here. 72 right now in new york city. going to bring the humidity down for sure. and you can see, 51 in chicago.

53 in fargo. across the south, that's going to still remain warm. not too much in the way of showers and thunderstorms. we do have that cold front draped cross the two-thirds of the country. could see some showers and thunderstorms across the southwest. could bring some flooding. of course we'll keep you up-to-date. and oktoberfest trivia is coming up. juliet and peter and clayton i can't wait. >> my favorite time of year. >> you don't have to wait. >> we've got it all show. >> we've got hoffbrau on the show. >> yesterday new york city kicked off oktoberfest with the 58th annual german america steuben parade. >> and now we're continuing the party on the "fox & friends" plaza at 48th and 6th in midtown manhattan. >> our friend lenny coyne is here. he's the director of the parade. it is massive in new york city. you were up on stage doing beer stein contests and everything, right? >> we had such a blast. we had an oktoberfest in central park. it went on for about seven hours.

>> this is lenny the morning after. oktoberfest. all right, so a lot of people always wonder, wait a second, why isn't it -- why is it in september. you've got a couple of trivia questions for us. >> yes, we do. >> we're going to put it to the test. what's the first question. >> let me ask you, where does the world's biggest oktoberfest take place? is it in berlin? is it in amsterdam? or is it in munich. >> "c," munich? >> "c," munich. >> that is correct. >> oh! >> have you been to the big one in munich? >> yes, i have. you would not see me the morning after. >> how much do people drink? i saw something online that at one of the german festivals you have the opportunity to drink your weight in beer. >> did you do that yesterday? >> no. >> all right. next question, lenny. >> well the next question is in what year did the first oktoberfest take place? was it in 1789, was it in 1810, or 1945?

>> 1810. >> the middle one. >> i'll go with that one, too. >> we all guessing the same thing? >> same thing and they're all correct. 1810. >> and we're only at 58 in new york city. >> when it comes to alcohol related questions we're on fire. all right next question, lenny. >> how many days does the oktoberfest last? is it "a," 16 days. "b," 12 days. or "c," 14 days. >> oh. let's see, we have two correct. >> all right. >> it is 16 days. >> they want to make it as long as they possibly can. >> it actually starts in mid-september and concludes in the first sunday of october. >> all right. >> does it coincide with the fall harvest? >> it coincided with a wedding. the wedding of the prince and princess. >> teresa and ludwig?

>> that's correct. >> a lot -- >> all right. and final question, right? the last question? >> this is a good one. >> okay. >> how do you say cheers in oktoberfest? is it -- >> should have known this taking german. >> is it skol, prost, or salud? >> go with "a." >> what do you have here? the answer is "b"! proes! . >> oh! >> don't be too proud. >> i'm prost. >> oh, that's good. >> what he side. >> all right, lenny, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thank you, lenny, great seeing you. we're going to be dancing this morning. and up next, he was arrested for bringing a clock to school. but bill mahr the school wasn't wrong. >> what if it had been a bomb?

>> yeah, exactly. >> so the teacher's supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go oh, wait this just might be my white privilege talking. >> right. right. >> why he says the lack of perspective on this issue isast. plus, carly fiorina surges past donald trump in one poll. after the debate, will her momentum last? coming up next. >> but first, more polka.

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leaving the girls severely burned. and a frantic rescue off the coast of texas after a yacht catches fire. four people on board including a 6-year-old boy escaped by jumping into the water. luckily a group of friends was nearby fishing and got all of them on board. no one was hurt. peter? >> thanks, clayton. carly fiorina's popularity is rising after her performance in the first prime-time debate that she was invited to. her numbers in new hampshire on the upswing. who is she going to steal support from? and will it last? here to debate democratic strategist and republican strategist david paine. welcome to both of you guys. >> great to be here. >> all right so david, this seems like it's an outsider election. one of the outsiders, the other businessman, seems to be bulletproof. who is carly fiorina going to start sapping support away from? >> well, she's been taking the fight to donald trump in an incredible way in recent weeks. of course, they're both fighting each other.

he's dishing it right back. i think that she is showing trump supporters that they have an alternative. a great alternative in this case. and she's doing a really good job of convincing folks that she's got the policy credentials and the great ideas to win their support. >> but who? who was the big number right now? which other candidate is going to start losing supporters to fiorina? or is that going to happen at all? >> well, until our field narrows down a bit we still have 15 candidates. everybody's got a few percent, a couple of percent. i think that we're likely to see perhaps even carson lose a few points of support to fiorina after her strong performance in last week's debate. he did not perform as well. he did just fine but he didn't really wow the audience i don't think. and trump just completely underwhelmed. and really i think failed in his mission to deliver some solid policy answers during last week's debate. >> so, david, what do you think? do you think that fiorina is going to sort sapping away some of ben carson's support? >> it is possible.

we have to let these polls develop a little bit. of course there's a new one out in new hampshire showing that she is really just killing it, and even doing better than donald trump in some cases. so it is possible. but we have to let a few days go by, let the polls run and see what happens. >> david, what do you think? >> well, i got to say, i think you hit the nail on the head when you say this is an outsider election. realize we have not seen a poll so far, or at least in awhile, where a majority of republicans want any republican office holder, any actual republican politician to be their next president. now with donald trump, i mean, the kind of catastrophe here, and david you and i were chatting about this earlier, was we're not even sure he's a republican really, right? he's been a democrat for much of his life. with fiorina at least now you have a genuine republican who has an outsider profile, who has a chance to rise in the polls. that said, i'm not sure that she's going to be taking that much from trump. i don't think trump is nearly as poorly as david said here. i think frankly we've heard

predictions of his demise before and his supporters hang right in there with him. >> and so, the second topic. trump has addressed this controversy about somebody who asked an inelegant question at a town hall meeting. do you think that it's going to hurt him at all? or is it going to help him? or is it just going to stay the same? >> right. i mean, this is the guy who sent the investigators to hawaii to check out obama's birth certificate a couple years ago. so i don't think anybody who's behind trump is going to be particularly fazed by this. what i do think it does, probably not good news for the party as a whole, because i think it raises that whole issue, again, and so now you're probably not only going to see trump asked about that issue again. is obama a christian. straight up, yes or no. but you're going to see everybody else on stage, too. and you're going to get one of these embarrassing kind of cattle calls, a show of hands, where you have all of the republican candidates forced to either deny evolution, or deny climate science, or now deny the

basic facts that our president is christian. >> hmm. okay. i guess we'll have to wait and see if the moderators want to embarras t candidates as you say, at the debate. all right. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> coming up a teacher in trouble for appearing in a rap video. what his students have to say just ahead. plus you know the five-second rule, right? >> no way! we are not eating that. >> disgust, it's fine. it passed the five second rule. >> the grape touched the ground. >> it's poison. >> does science back it up? we're going to have some answers, next. when returning e from deployment, you know, you have money saved up, so you're looking for that car to drive around in. and usaa actually makes that process so much easier. you can find the car and you can find it to your liking by using their app. i'm definitely able to see savings, uh, through using the car buying on usaa. i mean, amazing savings. i was like, wow, if i could save this much,

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are you about to take a bite of something you're dying to eat but then you do this to it and drop it on the floor? >> no way. we are not eating that. >> it's past the five second rule. >> that's the ground. >> it's poison. >> is there really science behind the five-second rule? here with answers is dr. debbie. >> nice to see you. >> lovely. you went right to the last name. >> per perfectly. >> analyzing the five-second rule for years. started in folklore. that if something falls on the floor and if you pick it up within five seconds you're okay. now there's science behind this. there's a new study. >> they've compared whether five seconds, ten seconds or 24 hours makes a difference. really there isn't too much difference in terms of the timer. >> 24 hours? >> it rile depends what bacteria is out there more so than the time, right? even in less than five seconds,

bad bacteria could transfer to the food. it's the surface of the floor and the food that makes the most difference. >> let me bring you back to 4:45 this morning when i took a handful of chocolatey chunk things and one of the chunks fell on the floor. at that moment, i said do i get it or not? >> i left it -- i picked it up and threw it away. but i was worried. i was concerned about the carpet on the green room floor. >> carpet is safer than floor itself. it's harder to transfer from the carpet. it's really the location that makes the most difference. that kind of thing happened to me, too. if you just cleaned the surface and you know thaits clean, it's a little different than when you drop it in the bathroom or where a lot of people are walking in and out of, the green room. >> there's this carpet fd part of penn station in the room. if i'm chewing gum and it's only on the ground for one second, one second --

>> be more hes tant about. there's so much traffic. what you're worried about it the sipe of back tier why. e. coli, salmonella. you think about your counter where you cut raw food. they're more likely to have bacteria. whether it's the counter or your fingers. if your fingers are dirty and you touch the food, that's another surface that could make you sick >> i didn't realize the discovery channel show mythbusters did a whole episode on this. they found the same thing. it rile didn't matter. one second, bacteria can jump on to your food. >> exactly. they can attach. even if you think how we get sick otherwise, cold viruses, if someone sneezes on their hand and it's on your hand. >> have you been faced with the chocolate chunk falling on the floor. >> the green room, i probably would not do it. hospital, i wouldn't do it. there's so many germs there.

i dropped a slice of pizza and i had just cleaned that area. i did pick it up. >> maybe this trumps peter's penn station comment. yesterday we were at a public event, there was like lobster claws on ice and craziness. i went like this and cracked one of them. the lobster meat flew on the parking lot ground. my wife grabbed it and said five-second rule. i ate it. >> on the parking lot. >> you needed her cell phone. >> i think we'll have to drop some food. >> see who is brave enough to eat it. >> i'll brave the bacteria. >> thank you, doctor. >> really good news. i have to be honest with you. >> learning how disgusting we are. >> coming up, the image going viral. a dog stands guard protecting its trapped friend stuck in a water tank. those dogs join us live with their owner next. >> this story is so good.

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everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. it's sunday, september 20th. good morning. i'm juliette in for anna kooiman. donald trump standing his ground. it's not his job to defend the president he says. >> if somebody made nasty statements or controversial statements about 3450e me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say no chance. >> does he have a point or is his campaign showing signs of trouble perhaps? >> plus, he was arrested for bringing a clock to school. but bill maher says the school got it right and liberals are wrong. >> what if it had been a bomb? >> exactly. >> so the teacher is supposed to

see something that looks like a bomb and say this might be my wife privilege talking? >> why he says a lack of perspective on the issue is astoundi astounding. a dog standing guard over a trapped friend for a week until she was found. both dogs and their owner join us live. "fox and friends," hour two starts right now. ♪ >> no idea this morning they were going to have a celebration starting at 6:00 in the morning. >> she was lucky she wore her octoberfest outfit. >> of all things i should wear, it's ok toeber fest all morning long on "fox and friends." celebrated here in new york city and central park yesterday. the official kickoff of fall.

my favorite time of the year. >> i think we are. we're learning how to dance. >> most people didn't know you were 7 feet tall. >> they were worried about what size they got me. >> got me the spall. >> tiny leader hose en. good morning everyone. >> juliette is here. peter is here. nice to see you this morning. >> peter, i was out, years ago 1999 in miam'99" in miami, flor lauderdale when his dad and mom came. we went out to lunch. actually, his dad took me out to lunch. little peter, where did we go? >> a place with wings and where there's a uniform for -- >> shorts with h and has little owls. >> chuck e. cheese. >> your father -- i have a 12-year-old young boy. >> because of that, i have known juliette as long as i've known

anybody here. >> we don't have to say that. >> 1999. >> i was like 12 at the time. >> great. >> we'll have more walks down memory lane and more stories from hooters a little bit later. first, let's get to headlines. >> we'll start with the news. millions of people are getting ready to see pope francis hold a mass this morning in havana's revolution square. yesterday the pope was welcomed by thousands before calling on the communist nation to praise its restoration of diplomatic ties with the u.s. he urged the nation to give people the freedom to practice their faith. he says he's the wrong guy. the phoenix freeway shooting suspect appears in court for the first time telling a judge he's innocent. investigators say they traced bullet fragments and shell casings from the first four shootings to a gun recently paund by leslie merit jr. >> all i have to say is i'm the wrong guy. i tried telling the detectives

that. my gun has been in the pawnshop for the last two months. i haven't had access to a weapon. >> merritt jr. is charged with aggravated assault and intentional act of terrorism. the other seven shootings are investigated as copycat shootings. president obama saying he'll do a better job protecting police. but there's a catch. >> we want to protect our police officers, we'll do a better job doing it if our community can feel confident they're being treated fairly. >> the president making that comment at the annual congressional black caucus award dinner last night in washington. president obama also saying it's possible for police to enforce laws fairly and be protected at the same time. college football time, juliette. >> it was a wild week in college football. did you see this in tuscaloosa as ole miss stunned alabama. a lot of sad bama fans this morning. beating them 43-37. it was the rebels first victory in a stadium since 1988.

in baton rouge, lsu hands auburn their first loss. crushing them 45-21. just running over them number 8 notre dame using a strong defense to beat georgia tech. the fighting irish win 30-22. >> lots of headlines. all right. she's making headlines. >> janice dean. >> you put on her bavarian dancer outfit. >> what is this called? i'm talking to the prince of mardi gras here. what's your name? >> prince christopher. >> and your name. >> princess kimberly. >> i'm -- >> i'll let you say that. you were in the parade yesterday? >> absolutely. >> tell me what i am wearing. i usually wear this on weekends when i'm not on "fox and friends." >> must be a bear to dry clean. >> it's the traditional dress of

bavaria. >> i can't breathe. that's another part of it. let's look at the weather forecast. what you do for fashion. here's a look at what we're dealing with in terms of showers and thunderstorms here across the northeast. we have this cold front moving through and then a little bit of shower activity across the southern plains. maybe the southwest later on this week which could bring some flooding concerns. the good news is we're not going to be dealing with any big-time severe weather. there are your highs today. the cold front moves through. cooler temperatures for the northeast and the great lakes. across the south, still very warm. 88 in atlanta. 94 in new orleans. 103 in phoenix. 93 in los angeles. here's what it looks like across the northeast. a beautiful week this week, boston, new york and washing toj. i want to mention that the temperatures are on the rise cross the west where we're dealing with wildfires. it's very hard to breathe in this dress. what are you guys going to be doing for us today? >> just hanging out. >> just being royalty. >> juliette, i hear you're going

to be wearing one of these as well. >> is there a corset? is that why it's so tight? >> it's so tight i can't breathe. >> well, you look interpret you. >> it looks great. >> the science of that outfit. >> excuse me? >> i'm thinking there are a lot of men excited to see that outfit. >> the science? >> yeah. you know, there's a lot of things that would elevate it. there are a lot of things working anti-gravity. let's talk about donald trump. he went out to iowa yesterday. he was defending his nondefense of the president. did you see this yesterday? of course, he was tweeting like crazy yesterday. look, i didn't answer this guy's question. i wasn't defending the president. this is the first time i've ever kept my mouth shout and gotten in trouble for keeping my mouth shut. listen to donald yesterday in iowa. >> for the first time in my life, i got in trouble by not

saying anything. i didn't say anything. i was in big trouble all over the place. if somebody made nasty or controversial statements about me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say no chance. no chance. am i morally obligated to defend the president every time says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. political media, they're the worst. they are very dishonest, many of them. many of them. if i would have challenged the man that made the statement, somewhat maybe negative to the president to put it mildly, the media would have accused me of interfering with that man's right of free speech. a no-win situation. do we agree? >> he's good at spin. i do agree with him. if he would have cut the guy off and gone at him, he would have been called a bully throughout his entire campaign. you definitely would have heard

that. let the guy speak. >> he's right about one thing. he said it's not his job to defend the president every time somebody says bad about him. i don't understand why trump is making this a hypothetical. if somebody says something bad about trump or the white house, you should hear about reporters in the white house briefing room are asking questions to josh ernest, the white house presh secretary and hear the way that josh ernest is answering them. he doesn't have anything positive. he's not going to put a make america good again bumper sticker. >> does trump have a point? where is the outrage when hillary clinton compares gop candidates to their views of those of terrorists. hillary clinton basically referring to the guy questioning donald trump the other day with extremist views are just like paris. take a listen to hillary clinton. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the

terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> you know what, let's play a game. what if scott walker compared democratic candidates to terror groups? would there with an outcry. what if mitt romney had said that? would there be an outrage, an outcry? >> you don't. >> manage when she said something like that. what if a republican said it? it would be front page news. there would be an outcry. people would be asking the pope about it when he comes here. did you hear about this? >> we're going to put this on our facebook page. go to ff weekend. is there hypocrisy on the other side? outrage or no outrage? >> bill maher, you know which

way he laens. he was talking on his show about the kids who came to school, the mohammed, he came to school with a clock that looked rigged up. to me, i saw it, if i was a teacher, i don't care what the kid looks like, i would be calling the administrators and probably the police as well. that does not look like a normal clock, obviously. >> you don't care what the kid looks like. if they would have found that in a locker that was open, they probably would have shut the whole school down. doesn't matter who brought it. >> bill maher had this to say about it. he brings some great points. listen to this exchange on bill maher's show. >> somebody look me in the eye right here and tell me over the last 30 years if so many young muslim men and he's young, 14. but that's not -- never happened before. hasn't blown up a lot [ bleep ] around the world. this kid deserves an apology because he wasn't one of them.

let me read what somebody said. dean observe die i can't said why would a homemade clock get him arrested? i just answered that question. >> what if it wasn't a bomb? >> the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and say this might be my white privilege talking. i sure don't want to be politically incorrect so i'll let it go. >> maybe one of the reasons why it happened to you is because in our religion we were responsible for 9/11, the madrid bomb willin willings, the london bombings, the kenya mall bombings. the lack of perspective is astounding >> lack of perspective is astounding. there was a lot of questions by teachers and he didn't answer them. this kid. the white house, president obama tweeted almost immediately to said and i believe his name is ahmed. nice clock, we'd like to see it in the white house.

why don't you bring it here. >> that's not getting through the metal detector at the white house. >> you want to know why they're sensitive? things could have been handled better. that high school is only a 34-minute drive to the curtis culwell center in garland where the two isis guys tried to attack the -- they're on edge out there. they see this thing. >> understandably. >> got a point. also handcuffing a 14-year-old kid is also astounding other side of the story. let us know what you think. go to our facebook page. we have a lot of interesting topics to talk about. including this. the pope hours away from holding mass in cuba. father jonathan morris says we can expect one thing from this visit. the unexpected. he's in next to explain. democrats want more debates and letting the party chair hear all approximate it. is there a democratic mutiny on the horizon?

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pope francis continuing his historic trip landing in cuba yesterday getting ready to hold mass later this morning. that's ahead of the u.s. trip later this week. >> the pope will arrive tuesday in d.c. and new york and philadelphia. joining us father jonathan morris. father, nice to see you this morning. >> thank you. all eyes on the pope. >> it is exciting. you said that one thing we can't expect it the unexpected. f from tip. isn't this planned out every minute as planned? >> that's what popes used to do for a couple thousand years. but pope francis goes off the cuff. he doesn't take text from other people. it used to be that you'd go to a country and people who were there on the ground were

basically -- the pope would approve together with the secretary of state and others. he does a lot himself. and then even after what he's done, he then goes off script. i think the key to understanding pope francis in these days will be that he cares more about people than policy. it's very easy because we live in a very politicized and partisan world especially in this election cycle. oh, is he supporting democrats or republicans. is he a liberal or conservative? he thinks first and foremost not only about people, but people who can't fight for themselves. >> there's a lot of stuff floating around online that he said this about capitalism. he doesn't like us as much as he thinks. >> he does come from a different perspective. you're right. he was not born in the pre-market capitalist society of the united states of america. he was born in argentina, lived there where there's a lot of crony capitalism.

no doubt. he's been very critical of crony capitalism. sometimes he's not specific enough i think. he talks about the love of money. people say, ah there he goes against capitalism. that's the gospel. the excesses of capitalism, look for these types of phrases and try to put them in the context of this principle, people over policy. that's where his mind and heart is. i'm going to try to tell you what he's saying. sometimes it's a translation issue as well. why i think he's saying it. let people decide. you don't have to like pope francis to be a good catholic or christian. different popes have different ways of approaching things. i think he has some things that are great to offer. >> i know you're excited about this, obviously. >> how can you tell? >> everybody thinks that he is so different from the status quo. you know, how historic is this in terms of popes coming to the

united states? it doesn't happen all the time. >> popes traveling is relatively a new thing anyway for the last 50 or 60 years or so. historically, it is relatively new thing. john paul ii came here. pope benedict xvi came here. john the 23rd, et cetera. what i think is different is that this man, he talks very down to earth and about very, very practical things. i think he's going to connect to people in a special way. >> very exciting. thanks father john. coming up, what's scarier than someone robbing your house? how about watching someone do it? we have two apps to help you. parents rescuing their child if they forgot something at home. is it tough love or too harsh? parenting experts here. ♪song: "that's life"

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welcome back. most students have forgotten lunch, homework, a text away from mom and dad. not for those in florida attending high school. mom can't pull to drop them off anymore. it's not allowed. is it going too far? here to debate parenting experts. >> good morning. >> look, kids are forgetful. they're worried about high school love and all this other craziness. they've got football practice. maybe they leave their lunch at home, the one assignment, the

book at home. they call up mom to bring it back. the school says you can't do it anymore. is this wrong? >> oh, boy. i don't think it's black and white. i have a son in middle school where they have the no drop-off policy. i'm experiencing this firsthand. we're creating robots. we make mistakes, you and i as adults. there has to be leeway. i don't have that at my son's school and i see some anxiousness in him and i see with my little one who i can bring things, she's trying to be responsible but she knows that i can still bring it. there's an ease to her. i think that we have to be a little flexible. >> the safety net is what she's talking about. isn't that a problem, though? >> it is important that there's a time we can take them and drop things off. you're talking about middle school. this, i believe, is high school. >> the one in florida is high school. >> the one in florida is high school. again, you want the exception for the one time you forget it. to have high school students and

many can drive relying on their mom or somebody to drop off homework or forgotten shirt, we're facilitating them to rely on someone else. by the time you're in high school, you should be able to remember what you have to do for the day. >> to her point, setting them up for failure. the idea that they'll have a safety net, when they get to college, they can call mom when they forget something. 25 years old, they move back in their parents. are you setting them up to move back in with their parents? >> no. they know they have to do their homework and bring their lunch. we're not robots. if you forgot something in your workplace that was very important and you hadn't forgot something in a long time, you have the luxury to jump back and get it or call someone or a friend or aunt or uncle possibly. i think to have a rigid policy when kids are trying their hardest all day long every day, i don't know. i'm struggling with this. >> i think they're trying to set the policy to teach kids starting early to be organized and come with what you need.

so i think we have to remember that we really have made a generation of overhelping and being in touch with the -- there's a lot of kids whose parents work. they can't have someone drop it off. they have to be held accountable to a different set of standards. i think it is important. i wouldn't put a legislation or a mandate, but i would suggest that really you know if your child in middle school forgets his cleats for a practice, then he needs to go without them and that does help him remember. i mean, the stakes are not so high in middle school or high school. >> darby and melissa, thank you for joining us. >> i love to hear from your viewers. go to our facebook page. weigh in on this topic. coming up, talk about a bad wrap. a high school teacher appearing in a video with drugs and booze. the students are standing by him. the details straight ahead. the remarkable image going

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it's octoberfest. >> in september. >> it's the big fall festival that continues here on our show. >> it was in september. it started in september. i never realized that. >> look at all that sausage. since 1810 as a matter of fact. >> especially very chilly in new york city today. >> that's the starbucks amber -- this is the new amber roast. >> exactly. it's fantastic. >> more frothier than most. >> debbie wasserman schultz wasn't having a beer and enjoying herself. she was in new hampshire at a speech with a whole bunch of democratic supporters when things got really awkward for

her. people started chanting, heckling and interrupting her, demanding debates. they want real debates, not just this coronation of hillary clinton. listen. >> we want debates! we want debates! we want debates! >> my friends -- >> we want debates! we want debates! we want debates! >> i don't know why the octoberfest polka music stopped after that. the deal is the dnc that she's in charge of of has said we're going to have six debates. that's it. obviously, people want more. debbie wasserman schulze has to be the only one whose last name is not clinton thinking how are we going to introduce voters to a different candidate in case hillary keeps tanking or gets indicted. >> problem. the biden news yesterday.

>> you couldn't hear her. it was difficult to hear her under the chants. what she was trying to do is twist it and sort of focus on the gop and attacking the gop and that crowd was not having none of it. the entire time. she was doing her best to try to turn the tide there. it wasn't working. >> it could be embarrassing if the 50 million people have watched the two republican debates so far. if the democrats don't get the big audience -- >> on our show yesterday they were talking about the problem for the clinton campaign. every time she's out there, she'll be doing the face the nation and other interviews recently, that it's a problem for the clinton campaign because her numbers were going down after she was out there publicly talking. that's the trouble, every time you talk your numbers go down. that's a problem. >> she gets criticism for not being relatable and having the empathy vibe. >> maybe this is going to help her. >> look at this video. she's at -- with a bunch of

democratic activists in new hampshire yesterday. >> busting a move. >> let's have a look. >> always awkward. >> no one else is joining in. which is -- >> i mean, that woman is. >> there's another one. >> when you're at a big party and you're the only one doing this and then you look around and nobody else is dancing -- >> there's janice over there. janice dances to her own drummer all the time. >> what is very interesting about that. here's how you can figure out if she really wanted to be dancing or not. a video came out where she and bill clinton were at martha's vineyard, a birthday party. she was dancing. looked like she was having fun. she that. you would presume at a party, that's where the good raising the roof would be happening. >> there's a lesson to

politicians. any time they dance, it always looks awkward. >> she actually didn't look awkward. >> it never looks good. >> all right. let's get to other headlines for us. sealed by god. a georgia couple for giving their two sons accused of trying to kill them. this story is mind blowing. their 17 and 22-year-old sons admitted to this month's horrific attack, stabbing their father and trying to suffocate him and their mother and tried to blow the house up. we have unconditional love and forgiveness for our sons and we want the world to understand that. >> we're not going to sit up here and answer the whys. it doesn't matter. it's all for the glory of god. we forgive our sons, we love them unconditionally. we had to make sure they understand that. >> the motive at this point is still unclear. a dangerous train derailment causing a -- ethanol was in the trains.

one exploded in a ball of fire. a flammable liquid leaked and fire crews were able to stop the flames. two people were on board the train. no word on what caused the derailment. talk about a bad rap. a high school assistant principal in hot water after starring in a drug and alcohol-filled music video. >> i wouldn't do anything -- >> the woman is esther adler o'keefe, she's the assistant principal of a new york high school. she's under fire for appearing in the video for best friend. can't show you the rest of the video, but there's lots of partying, sexual relations and drugs going on. this has happened before. i think police officers in new york city. >> i still think it's a better video. can we quickly show the hillary clinton dancing video again? i have a serious question about it. if it's possible to punch it

back up. it's coming. okay. >> give us a little -- a real question that i was thinking while we were watching this and talking and i had a minute to digest it. has anyone ever been elected president dancing like that? i don't know. >> let's go back. did obama dance like that? >> did her husband dance like that? did george bush 41 dance like that? he was already elected when he was -- >> been elected in the electoral college dancing like that? or like that? >> what kind of move is that? she's stirring the succotash or whatever it is. >> i'm not running for office. >> we're going to be talking about octoberfest food. and beer. i love you. beer is not for breakfast anymore. let's take a look at the weather maps. show you temperatures across the northeast. we have cooler air pouring into the great lakes and the midwest as well as the northeast.

we still have that warmer air across the south as well as the southwest and building across the west. cold front will bring shower activity for parts of the northeast back into the central u.s. and the southern plains. we're also watching that area of disturbed weather off the coast there. we don't think it will develop but it could bring showery activity across the coastline. there's your forecast across the northeast looking lovely in new york city. 77, 68 in cleveland and across portions of the south, that's where we'll see a little bit of shower activity. well, hello. >> hello. >> welcome. >> octoberfest. >> it smells as you think it would. a world away in munich, germany, but we're having a party on the plaza. it's not just about the beer. it's also about the brats. here to show off the wonderful food is co-owner and chef from

the restaurant that made them. >> fantastic. >> what kind of meats are we looking at and what makes the traditional octoberfest feast? >> we were going to make the bratwurst, a traditional octoberfest type meal. it's very simple to make. what you normally use is pork butts. >> pork bellies. >> you mix veal in there. pork belly is bitter than bacon, right? >> it is bacon. just not smoked. you can see right here. it's definitely -- see that. >> just like bacon. >> how the sausage gets made. this is the sausage after we put it through the grinder. we have all different spices. i can show you which ones we usually put in. what we have is marjoram similar to oregano. little bit of garlic. >> i'll be honest, it doesn't

have much flavor on its own. this is nutmeg. >> you're saying the meat has not much flavor on its own? >> pork is a mild meat. not intense on its own. you got to give it a helping hand. >> how do we get this to look like a sausage? because it doesn't look like one. >> not yet, no. >> with that, we have the next step. >> over here, we have a sausage machine. we're going to show you. >> figure out how it's made. >> these are the skins. this is just straight intestine here. >> straight intestines! >> we'll keep making the sausage. robber caught on camera breaking into a house. up next, kurt the cyber guy has two app toss protect your home. the remarkable image going viral. a dog stands vigil for a week to

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>> what's amazing about theknow has really incredible camera technology too. even at nighttime, it's got night vision. >> and privacy mode. if you don't want the thing watching your house, you can turn it off. you can sound a siren. let's say we're upstairs and downstairs this should happen in minneapolis. this should happen. a family is upstairs. it's very lod. i'm turning it off now. that's the device there. this right here, on the table out here on the set, this is called the nest. this is the nest cam. they took drop cam and made it better. it's a competitor to the canary. we're seeing a trend going on in america. because crime is up. 51% in chicago -- 52% in chicago. 31% here in new york city. and these are the devices that people are taking to control of

their lives and you know what, i'm going to keep an eye on my family a little more tightly. then it raises privacy issues. this one will let you scream at your dog or cat from afar and say hey, get off the couch. has great features to it. >> privacy aside, this is your house. you can protect yourself. but canary is interesting because you can -- it uses geo location also. it can arm itself because it knows your phone is out and will you come back -- >> you don't have to actively think about turning off and on an alarm at home. >> this is a timeline. this is our tech people here that are setting this up. we're rolling some video that when they were using it, it recorded this event. it says activity was detected because it can tell when motion is going on. it's simply showing the computer. exciting timeline there. >> the emergency call button.

does that call 911 if you see there's somebody in your house. >> exactly. that happened before. in regard to -- let me try to get it back to life. in regards to the family that had -- this one is better. you can hit emergency call on the bottom and you pre-configure these numbers. one is for an ambulance, one police, one for fire. >> what's amazing. i get geeked out about this stuff like you do. it's your local numbers. if your cameras are in new york and you're in california, it's not going to call a california number. it will call the local police to go to your house. >> so smart. good point. also in the newsletter, if you go to cyber guy.com. >> check out kurt's newsletter. cyber guy.com. >> turn off the camera in the green room. that would be embarrassing. >> coming up on the show, you're looking live at revolution square in cuba where this morning the pope will give a mass to thousands of people. plus, it is what he said

about the communist nation yesterday that's making the world take notice. >> our next story is guaranteed to make you smile. this is heartwarming. a dog standing guard over her feline -- canine friend. that canine friend was trapped in a cistern. the dog stood for five days to get help. both dogs and their owner join us next. from the people who brought you underwhelming internet speeds.

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the second dog. both dogs are home, they are safe. joining us is the dog's owner, bj duff and the two dogs themselves. stars of the show, chile and phoebe, thanks for joining us today. >> absolutely. good morning. >> so bj, how did these two kids get sproe introduced? initially chile was your dog. >> correct. i've had chile since he was a puppy 11 years. >> phoebe came into your life how? >> phoebe and chile met at doggy day care in seattle and became very close friends and so i ended up adopting phoebe a couple years ago. >> but once you adopted phoebe there's been a little trouble in paradise. they tend to go off and wander and scamper about, lost at times, understand into yes. they being phoebe definitely. >> one follows the other, of course. they would end up at people's houses? take off? >> they ended up a couple miles from my house into the woods, up

at the dump, down by the beach. >> heard they went to a deli. >> and the dump. >> the dump.dogs, yes. >> finally this time they disappear and one day goes into two and three and you think you probably lost them for good and then what happened? >> well, we fortunately i was connected with the pet protecters and they formulated, they being amy carey, formulated a plan to search ravines and woods and everywhere we could and gave me a great sense of hope that we could find them. that's what we did. we embarked on an island wide grid search to find them and somebody finally reported that they had seen a red dog -- >> tell us about that moment. the person was kind of looking around and they heard, they were yelling, and had a bark. >> yeah. a homeowner reported that he had seen a red dog running in and out of the woods behind his house and he tried to approach it but it would run back into the woods for a number of days.

and so amy and the search party ended up going into the woods and lo and behold they saw tilly and she brought them to where the bassett hound was trapped in the cistern. >> do you think chile was coming outside the woods a couple times a day to try to get the little moments of attention she could with maybe residents and neighbors walking around? >> we feel like she was channeling lassie, trying to get somebody to come in and show them that where phoebe was trapped. she was not going to leave. she was standing post but would dash back into the woods. >> what have we learned from things lesson? gps tracker? >> gps tracker, do not -- make sure gates and all enclosures are securely enclosed and keeping the dogs in. definitely. >> and i did order gps dog tracker. >> we love the story. thanks very much, bj. welcome back. >> you're welcome.

>> to your puppy there. >> awesome. >> coming up, don't say fresh man on one college campus, say first year student instead. words being acrossed campuses. the latest is man, has everybody talking. you're looking live the at revolution square. this is in havana, cuba. a historic morning, huge crowds are gathering for pope francis. we will go live next. ♪ ♪ say a prayer for you ♪ wondering

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good morning, everybody. it is september 20th, sunday, 2015. i'm juliette huddy. this is a fox news alert. the pope about to arrive in cuba's revolution square for a historic mass after taking a swipe at the communist regime.

live in cuba with how the world is reacting. >> no apologies, that's donald trump's message to america after taking heat for no defending the president. >> do you think he would come to my rescue? i say no chance, no chance. >> is the donald right? we report, you decide. >> the p.c. police working overtime on this one. no mailman, no freshman, no manmade, no words with "man." it's too offensive. >> pool man. >> can't do it. >> what is a pool man? >> can't do it. >> guys that fixes the pool. >> can't do it, no man. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now, people. ♪ ♪

>> it's october oktoberfest, everybody. the band and the bavaria dancers performing this house. we learned to polka. october fest dating back to the early 1800s. >> 1810. >> polka stuck in your head before this, you're going to -- >> like groundhog day all over again. >> do they take requests? we should ask for sonny and cher. >> these guys are fantastic. >> we're going to be doing that shortly satisfy love fall. can you feel it? the beer. drinking some beer -- >> we are going to be getting dressed up they reminded us. >> if you have pictures, send them in. friends at foxnews.com. >> you're 7 feet tall they have to specially make -- >> like shaquille o'neal. >> how tall are you? >> 6'5". >> send us your pictures. preferably with you in them, not just pictures of leader hosen.

>> this is -- our inbox will blow up. >> our lead story this morning, is about people who are trying to be the leaderhosen of the free world. >> that's right. >> donald trump in iowa yesterday defending, the big controversy this week, when donald trump didn't defend the president when asked that question and the guy asked and said president obama is a muslim, he didn't say anything about it. he kind of brushed off the question and moved along. yesterday in iowa, he addressed this controversy. listen to donald. >> you know for the first time in my life, i got in trouble by not saying anything. i didn't say anything. i was in big trouble all over the place. if somebody made nasty statements or controversial statements about me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say, no chance. no chance. am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or

controversial about him? i don't think so. this political media are the worst. they are very dishonest, many of them. many of them. [ applause ] if i would have challenged the man, that's the man that made the statement, somewhat maybe negative to the president, to put it mildly, the media would have accused me of interfering with that man's right of free speech. ain't no-win situation. do we agree? >> the other day -- i'm a fan of jimmy fallon but on "the tonight show" a lot of jokes about donald trump's hair. you didn't see hillary clinton say no, it is my moral imperative you have to stop, apologize right now. >> at one of your events, seen this before, mitt romney, held the event i think in ohio where the speaker previous to him speaking said some pretty inflammatory things, they had to later distance themselves and apologize because they had the speaker -- that was his event. but it sounded like when watching the sound bite with

donald trump answering that guy's question, he makes fun of the guy. the guy says something, and he says oh, great, this is our first question of the afternoon. and rolls his eye at the guy and moves on real fast and points to the next speaker or the next questioner. >> he definitely has quite -- he has the acumen to spin and great self-promoter and also good at playing the victim but making him sound tough while he plays the victim. >> this whole thing, though, it's because some guy asked a question, a question about the president, where is this guy? any time anybody does something that goes viral we know who he is in five minutes. >> that's a go ahead question. >> it's been three days. we've been hearing -- >> i guess our producers telling us they're on other networks, the cameras they had, they had a cutaway shot of the guy but our cameras did not. >> isn't that a little weird? >> there are suggestions he was a plant. we don't have confirmation of that. some anchors have been getting messages from a person reported to be him. we don't know about that.

you know, this is what our job is. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. but now we have other headlines to get to. >> let's do it. starting with a fox news alert. you are looking live in cuba's revolution square. any minute now the pope will be arriving. he will be holding mass in front of hundreds of thousands of faithful. yesterday, the pontiff called on the communist nation to open itself to the world. he praised the restoration of diplomatic ties with the u.s. this is -- there you go. he also urged the nation to give people the freedom to practice their faith. coming up in 20 minutes, you'll meet five high school seniors who will meet with the pope when he arrives in new york city and hear what they have to say about him. another fox news alert no major injuries after a military plane crash in the new mexico desert. a student and instructor were on board a training flight when the flight went down. we're told both ejected before the crash and only had minor cuts and bruises. the faa and military investigating. >> he says police have the wrong

guy. the phoenix freeway shooting suspect says he's innocent. this after investigators traced bullet fragments and shell casings from four shootings to a gun recently pawned by leslie merritt jr. the 21-year-old pleading his case. >> all i have to say is i'm the wrong guy. i tried telling the detectives that. my gun has been in the pawn shop the last two months. i haven't had access to a weapon. >> he's charged with several counts including aggravated assault and intentional acts of terrorism. seven other highway shootings are being investigated as copycats. with kanye west planning his 2020 intentions which other celebrity wants to make a run for it? ♪ ♪ please don't ♪ please don't tell me >> happened to be madonna at the barclay center in new york city. the singer is getting terrifying ideas on-line posting this picture while on tour.

and then tweeting this for the masses, don't temp me with the #rebelheartforever. and those are your headlines. >> i don't know what to say about that. >> like a kanye/madonna ticket. 2020. >> my vote is the independent ticket, the third-party ticket and janice and leaderhosen. >> what's the outfit called? >> do you know what this is called? >> a turndal. >> what's your name? >> cassandra. >> and we have these giant cookies around our neck. if you go to the festival and you like a guy or a gal, you wear this cookie and at the end of the event you give it to them? >> yeah. >> sounds like it's right. you've been doing traditional german dancing for how long now? >> until i think about 6 or 5. when i was 6 or 5. >> you do a fantastic job. we will do the weather. how would you say we're going do weather in german? [ speaking foreign language ]

>> fantastic. big round of applause. i love it. and you're going to teach me traditional german dancing later, right? we like it. let's take a look at the weather maps and show you the current temperature. 71 in new york city, 51 chicago, 73 in dallas, 60 albuquerque, 43 in provo. a cold front marching across the northeast, that's why we have cloudy skies across portions of new york up towards new england and then we also have a stalled front over the southwest which is going to give us the potential for showers and thunderstorms over parts of new mexico as well as texas. look at what happens as we get into monday and tuesday. a lot of moisture moves into the southwest so flash flooding will be a concern. i want you to pay close attention if you live across the southwest. that's where we could have the potential for flash flooding later this week. that was excellent. so i want you to say, now back inside, can you do that in german? >> um, i don't know. >> it's okay. we'll work on it. clayton and peter, this cookie

is for you. >> oh. >> all right. >> wait a minute. >> you too, juliette. >> yeah. >> danka. >> oh, my gosh. all right. well down at unc chapel hill -- >> oh. >> you get your police car, your employee handbook, student handbook. here's new rules at unc chapel hill. the guide book. they don't want people on campus to say the word "man" anymore. come on, man. >> come on, person. >> they say english has changed since the declaration of independence was written. most readers no longer understand the word "man" to be synonymous with person. clear communication requires writers to be more precise. >> this is weird. >> very politically correct. >> right. >> so we can't say certain words apparently or you can't, when down at unc. like for mankind, for instance, it has to be people. >> are they going to like bleep out neil armstrong's call when

in some class. >> one small step for man one giant leap for bleep. >> it's bleeped out kind of already. >> freshman, first year student instead. manmade, has to be machine made, synthetic or artificial. what if human made. human made? >> mailman. look there's research behind this actually that when women were asked to put their names, females were asked to put their names on s.a.t.s, the top, they actually scored lower than when men asked to put their names. when women are asked to gender identify, this is true, they score lower around male centric activitities. maybe that's what the school is trying to do. >> i don't know. >> what happens like at the break, i was saying something to juliette and said at least i'm man enough to admit it. would i say at least i'm person enough to admit it. doesn't make sense. >> female enough to admit it. >> how do i refer to my pool

boy. >> it has man in it. barbara on facebook says all i can say is man oh, man. >> person, barbara. >> you cannot go to unc if you say that, barbara. >> ed, memo to unc, most of mankind does recognize some uses of man to be synonymous with person. only p.c. lunatics do not. >> angela on twitter, guess human has to be blocked too. >> what if it's manmade we're not allowed to say manmade. personmade. person made? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> this is why i'm not going back to college. >> that's why. >> that's why. >> let us know what your thoughts are. go to our facebook page and weigh in on the thread over there as well. >> would lv to hear from somebody's kid who is at unc. >> or if you're unc. >> coming up the keys to terror on sale for 8 bucks. the master keys to skyscrapers and subways available to anyone

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day before meeting with president raul castro later today. >> he's called for -- he made headlines yesterday calling for the communesist country to be more open. tens of thousands expected to be in revolution plaza this afternoon. >> yeah. and, you know, in new york city, down in philadelphia, you've seen these big portraits going up along building walls. massive portraits of revolutionary leaders are built into the facades of government buildings there. it's really interesting, beautiful, beautiful down there. pope francis faces a busy first day in cuba and he's going to be busy for the rest of the week traveling, coming to the united states. >> yeah. >> speaking to congress. >> he might meet later today with fidel castro, we have to wait to see how that goes. he was greeted at the airport by his brother raul. this afternoon there will be a service and francis' first encounter with cuban young people, the vatican thinks that

100,000 people line francis' motorcade route into town from the airport. the cuban government, the dictator, wanted people to go so bad, that they gave them a full day's pay just to go and they gave university students an excuse, you got to go. >> pay to see the pope but they're also out there in droves. more on that and his visit to cuba before he heads to washington, d.c. down in washington, though, right now, this week, donald trump's fellow candidates tried to hit him for not defending the president. did it work or is the donald going to go unscathed? >> the president has made very clear what his faith is. >> i would correct him and say the president is a christian and he was born in this country. >> he would be a disaster for the republican party to nominate him. >> really? >> here to weigh in is the host of "fox news sunday" chris wallace. what was your reaction, let's go back to the moment with the question being asked and donald trump sort of blowing off this guy.

what was your reaction to that? did he hear the question, sort of ignoring it? >> was the guy a plant? >> i don't know. was he a plant? i don't know. and i guess there should be some reporting done up there. but he clearly heard the question because he, in the middle of the question, reacted to the crowd and said, great, this is what i need as my first question. you know, there's another part with all the focus on what the man said about the president, we're ignoring the fact he also said, we have a problem in this country, muslims. and we do have a problem with muslim jihadists, muslim radicals, twisted muslims, perverting their faith. but, you know, to write off a whole segment because of their religion. >> right. >> that was very troubling and the fact that that part of it, forget the president, he can take care of himself, that trump didn't distance himself from that was troubling. whether it will have an impact on his campaign, i've given up

predicting. i mean look, i think anybody who predicts what the impact is going to be, is just foolish. look at what trump said about immigrants, what he said about john mccain, on a variety of cases and he at this point hasn't been hurt by any of it. we'll see whether the combination of a debate i don't think was as strong as the first one was, and this, what impact that will have. i'm out of predicting business. >> yeah. great point. think about it, all the republicans when he made the comments about john mccain, said this is a disaster for his candidacy and he better come out and apologize and he didn't and went up in the polls. lindsey graham saying his would be a disaster if he doesn't apologize and defend the president, he hasn't. he also yesterday said he would put a muslim in his cabinet. so he has taken lengths over the past few days to defend muslims and would put a muslim in his cabinet. what did you think about those remarks? >> i think it's good and in his

own trump way, he's sort of a nonapology apology. and i think it was important. what he's saying is, look, it's not just members of a religion any more than it's christians or jews, it's people who have perverted that faith. i thought that was an interesting and a positive thing for him to say. >> chris, you're out of predicting business but we predict on your show today you will have carly fiorina and then cardinal donald worrell and father thomas later on coming up in 40 minutes on the big box. thanks, chris. >> yeah. quickly, incidentally if i may, when he speaks to congress one of the things i found out from cardinal worrell the pope whipping speaking in english not his first or second language. he's been practicing. he will give his speech to congress in english. >> speaking of that, thank you. a live look right now where pope francis' motorcade is on the move in cuba. there it is. there's a live look at the pope mobile. up next we will meet five lucky students who will meet the

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here's the big news of the morning. take a look at your screen. a live look in havana, cuba, the pope's motorcade on the way to revolution square where he will be holding a mass in front of nearly a million people there. saw the pope mobile. excitement at home, for 12 new york catholic seniors, selected to greet the pontiff during his swing through the city this week. joining us are five of those seniors, we have patrick, daniel, kara, julie, richard, did i miss anyone? richard, daniel, patrick, julie, kara. you will get to meet the pope.

how exciting is this. >> yeah. >> tell us your high school first. patrick, we've betalking about e pope's style and meeting with people. patrick, what high school do you go to and how has he been able to connect to. >> i go to alberta high school. he's just the way he -- everything he's been doing he's very humble and he's very different from other popes. he goes out to the poor, making the poor a huge part of his papacy, making sure they get everything they need to survive and -- in the world today and just his overall humbleness is changing the papacy. >> daniel, what high school do you go to? >> i go to cardinal hayes high school. >> cardinal hayes high school. i understand you've been brushing up on your spanish. >> yes. >> when you get a chance to meet him. why have you been doing that? >> i really want to convey to the pope how much i appreciate everything he's done for the

catholic church and for making it more accepting towards a broad array of people. i know his english isn't the best, as my spanish isn't that great either, but i really, i hope if i speak it in spanish he will be able to understand it and i really want to convey that message to him. >> that's great. that's great. and kara, what high school do you go to? >> i go to maria regina high school in hartsfield, new york. >> this is a special visit for you. really looking for a miracle. what question do you plan to ask the pope? >> i plan to ask the pope if he could help maybe say a prayer for my father because he's terminally ill. it would mean a lot to me. >> and what will that moment be like for you? >> i think it would just really take like a weight off my shoulders to know that it's definitely in god's hands and whatever plan he has i'm going to accept it at that moment. >> our prayers with you and your family as well. >> thank you. >> what high school do you go to. >> our lady of lords. >> and this is going to be a big moment for you, i'm sure.

are you nervous now. >> oh, yeah. definitely. >> he's a calming guy. he's going to calm you down. what opportunity does this mean for you? what do you expect to be able to talk to him about? >> anything really. i just really am honored to represent my school. i think it's going to be an awesome opportunity and i'm really excited for it. >> wonderful. all right. richard, you're last up here. what high school do you go to. >> monsignor farrelle. >> wonderful. >> we've been talking about the pope's ability to connect with younger people, an excitement among the youth with this pope. what role does faith play in your life? this is one of the big questions that we were talking to father john on the show this morning, which is, the pope's ability to connect to younger people, to bring more young people in to the faith. what does this mean to you? >> well, it means a lot. he really wants to put the younger generation of people, you see that through his twitter account, many teenagers don't have an inclination to watch the

news or read the paper, so by being on twitter it shows he wants to connect with us. faith in my life is a big role. i've gone to catholic school my whole life and i live out my faith through service. to meet the pope shows i'm doing something right. >> daniel, will you sleep the night before? >> i'll probably sleep at maybe 4:00 just probably the nerves will just shake me. i hope i'll be ready, though, as soon as i meet him. i hope all the nerves will be gone. >> wonderful. congratulations, guys. you get to meet the pope. >> thank you. >> it was the 25 snths. >> the 25th. >> wonderful. well make sure you get good photos. i wonder if you can get pope selfies. can you do that? >> i don't know. >> try to get a pope selfie. thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up here on the show, the keys to terror on sale for just 8 bucks. they'll let you get into skyscrapers and subways in new york city. they're available on-line. how did this happen? plus, we showed you oktoberfest

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morning and i might even be wearing lederhosen right now. we will start with headlines with a fox news alert. hoouts this rebels in yemen releasing six hostages to safety including three americans. officials say all six were held captive for nearly six months. they're flying out of the capital of sanaa into oman which negotiated the release. then a potential terror attack waiting to happen in new york city and it's less than ten bucks. master keys for every elevator in the city and subways and skyscrapers are reportedly being sold on-line. a new jersey based lock company is selling the 1620 fire service keys on ebay for $8. veteran firefighters say terrorists could use the keys to pull off an attack just about anywhere. and galloping while drunk? a louisiana cowboy ticketed for riding his horse home after

having too much to drink. jake williams says he wasn't able to drive home from the dhakary bar outside of batton roouj and saddled up his horse sugar and rode down the highway. >> little too much to drink, why not ride a horse, it's safer that way. the horse knows the way home. >> police couldn't arrest him for dwi, he did get a ticket for being drunk in public. there they go. all right. now some weather. janice? >> well, hello there, young peter. >> hello. have you met heidi now? >> german accent. >> oh, my goodness look at this. >> a dream come true. >> hello, young man. >> hello. >> i love this. it's oktoberfest and we're going to learn how to dance later. right? >> my legs have never looked so good. >> shall we do some weather first? >> sure. >> let's do that. >> i know. the moment you've been waiting for. >> how is the weather looking

today? >> fantastic. you have german blood? >> a quarter. >> right? >> yes. >> so give me some german accents. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i put her on the spot. very good. >> i know i love you. take a look at the weather. we're in trouble. weather! here are the current temperatures. 70 in new york, 61 in chicago, 53 in kansas city. i hope i pronounced that right. i'm not sure. we're not going to revisit the videotape. the cold front across the northeast bring something cloudy skies to the new york city area, but we will not see rain which is great news and it will take the humidity out of the forecast. stop it, juliette. we could see showers over parts of texas and oklahoma. looking good across the midwest with cooler air moving in and then over the west warm, hot temperatures returning for parts of california. of course we're watching the wildfire danger. there's your weather. >> nice job, janice.

>> yes. >> yesterday, new york, city kicked off oktoberfest with a 58th annual german american parade and now we're continuing the party right here on the fox and friends plaza. >> you cannot have oktoberfest without lederhosen and polka. lenny is the spokesman and joins us with the johnny k band playing music and bavarian music, is wonderful, beautiful. we have food back here. >> what's the secret to we're going to be learning a little dancing here? are you the professional on this? >> i try. i try. >> okay. . >> oh. >> welcome to the party, peter doocy. >> i had this on under my suit the whole time. >> this is called a dirndle? >> that's a beautiful dirndle. may i say you look beautiful. >> what's the history? >> that's lederhosen, suspe

suspenders. >> those are the socks that goes with the outfit. this goes back hundreds of years. a little hole you put your knife to go out and work in the field. >> what is the material? it's like something from -- >> leather. >> leather. tough leather. >> all right.exactly. >> biker lederhosen. >> give us moves. >> i would like to take you out for a polka, one two three, one two three. >> you want to start? >> i danced earlier. >> kick it off here. >> you're going with me. >> andy. >> it's a one, two, three. >> yep. who wants to dance with this gentleman? >> come on. >> all right. >> polka music. >> cue the band! ♪ >> one, two, three. one, two, three. ♪ >> okay. . ♪

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a little longer for your iphone 6can s what? pope francis's visit is delaying them. there will be no pick-ups or delivery one day before and after its september 25th release. oh, no. wasting too much time on your iphone. apple ready to call you out with the ios 9 feature that reports the time you spend playing games or checking facebook. how long you spend on each app and breaks it down too percentage and minutes. peter, stay off snapchat. >> put a jacket on. >> thanks. >> seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman weighed in on the black lives matter movement this year. >> as a black planman i do understand. dealt with a best friend getting killed, two 35-year-old black men. wasn't no police officer involved. wasn't anybody else involved. i didn't hear anybody shouting black lives matter then.

if black lives matter they should matter all the time. >> some are calling him brave for the honest stance but not everyone agreed including espn host michael smith. >> i respect the hell out of richard sherman, what he's done, where he's come from and where he is now but he's dead wrong and with all due respect he needs to do a little more reading before he starts talking about it. it's counter productive because it undermines the message and movement that is black lives matter. >> here now to discuss our democratic strategist brian benjamin and former player randall hill. thanks for coming in? >> thank you. >> the only reason we're talking about richard sherman a few days ago somebody sent out a fake social media message and richard sherman wanted people to know it's not me. he came out and said he thinks it's ignorant to call for a war on police. benjamin, is he right? >> it is ignorant to do that but that's not what black lives matter is about. black lives matter is about making sure the community and country knows it is not okay for police brutality to happen

against african-americans and that is what they're focusing on. they're not -- black on black crime is an important issue but not what their main focus is. i think he was right to say black on black crime is an issue but it's not okay to say black lives matter is not focusing on the right issue because they're focusing on an issue important to our community and he can help on black on black crime since he's so concerned about it. >> randall, do you think richard sherman is being picked on because he's not 100% behind the black lives matter movement? >> well i don't think that he has the opportunity to express himself because all lives do matter. you can't walk into any church and have a pastor or a reverend or a priest say that all lives don't matter because all lives do matter and that's what the movement should be about. breaking that cycle of hatred, breaking that cycle of ignorance and talking to the politicians and making sure that these communities have a way up because, you know, for a long time, a lot of these individuals

who are in these violent communities, don't have a way out. so that's what it should be about. it's bigger than what richard sherman said because all lives do matter. >> and brian, you know, up in minnesota, where there is an nfl team, the nfl is everywhere, but in minnesota a few weeks ago, the black lives matter protesters were chanting, pigs in a blanket fry them like bacon. so what is the problem with an nfl player saying that he is not completely on board with that? >> but that's not what he was saying. if you want to talk about that issue, i was told that there was some back and forth and was some joking involved and bantering -- >> joking? joking? >> all you can do is talk to some of the police involved. police comments on that. >> i haven't heard any police laughing about that. >> let's put that aside, let's not confuse what richard sherman was saying. he was saying black on black crime is an important issue and it is, but that does not negate the fact that police brutality on african-american lives is not an important issue and the

criminal justice system how it responds to that with eric garner, it was atrocious and that is what is fueling the black lives matter movement and we shouldn't conflate the two. there's room for both issues what i'm saying. >> randall, richard sherman, as part of his summary when he was talking about this the other day in seattle, he said, we need to fix the problem. is that his responsibility? should he be using his platform to mention it at all, to talk about possible solutions at all? or what? i mean what's going to happen next? >> yeah. it is his responsibility. it's my responsibility, it's everyone's responsibility to make sure everyone is getting along. and because richard sherman is in a key, you know -- he's in front of the media all the time. you know, he does have that responsibility and he should take on that responsibility. such as i will take on the responsibility. trayvon martin's life matters. police lives matter. all lives matter. and what we have to do is fix

the problem and also break that cycle of hatred and as a former federal agent i understand both sides and it's up to the communities and law enforcement to get together and work everything out. >> all right. brian benjamin and randall hill, good stuff. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> coming up, the army and air force are moving closer to allowing women on the front lines but the marines corps may want to keep women out of those roles. is it the right strategy? we'll debate it coming up. has a kid ever done this to you on an airplane? >> [ inaudible ]. >> stop it. >> no. >> please. >> if you don't stop screwing around back there this is what i'm going to do with you. >> don't react like that. up next, five solutions for five different scenarios in the sky. ♪ this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch,

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welcome back. about eight minutes before the hour. have you ever take an flight and have a little kid sitting behind you acting like this? >> give me that. >> it's mine. >> me too. >> yes. >> stop it. >> no. >> please. >> no. >> take a look. >> no. >> hey, come here. if you don't stop screwing around back there, this is what i'm going to do with you. >> that will stop them. >> you might not want to respond like that. most parents scared to take their kids on a long, cross-country flight because of criticisms of another passengers. if you're a parent what do you do and a passenger how do you react? >> here with her take is mom of three, lauren. good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> couple different scenarios,

first one is, how do you stay calm when your toddler has a tantrum during a flight? as a toddler. >> i think the most important thing is to stay calm. the second you react your toddler will react worse. stay calm, have incentives or something, pull out candy, ipad, anything you can do to help calm the situation. >> sometimes when they're having a -- like a baby, the ears start hurting from takeoff -- >> feed them, nurse them v a bottle or nurse them for takeoff and landing is important because like you said, their ears can pop. so that's important as, you know, the air pressure changes. >> what if you're a passenger, how do you avoid getting angry when you start hearing babies cry? >> i mean i think as a passenger -- i'm a parent so i know if i'm flying by myself, i know that parents are doing whatever they can. just be compassion fate. know that we as parents are really trying to help the situation because we don't want to be the parent with a child screaming forever. >> are those your kids? >> those are mine.

>> from the woman who does not have a kid, sometimes when the child is screaming and screaming, and we're in the middle of the flight, i'm hoping that maybe the parent will just get up and walk around with them and take them to the back of the plane or not as close to me so i can have a respite. as a parent, how do you feel? >> i definitely -- take them out of the situation. so if, you know, the seat belt sign is off and you can take them to the rest room, walk them up and down the aisle. i've taken several cross country flights with my kids and i've done that. >> what if the parents seem they're unaware of kid is crying uncontrollably and staring out the window. >> wouldn't we all love to be that parent. there are tactics where you can ignore, let them cry it out and the plane is kind of the best place to do that because you want to be courtesy to other passengers. this is not just your private plane. there are other people there that want to sleep or, you know, want to sit there and read and things like that. so do try to take them out of the situation if what you're doing sitting in that seat is not working. >> okay. there's always the inevitable

child that sits behind you and moving around and bumping your seat and kicking your seat, little legs are flopping back and forth. >> like that clip. >> what do you do if the child is annoying you. >> as a parent what do you suggest? >> we took a flight to l.a. from jfk a couple weeks ago and that was my son kicking the seat in front of him and someone turned around and looked and all i could do is apologize. i took off his shoes, tried to shield his feet from doing something, but he was just so angry at me for being on the plane for that long, that there was nothing i could do. i tried and as soon as i saws the woman sitting in front of us get off the plane, i apologized and tried to take him to the bathroom. some situations are -- >> i mean they're kids. >> exactly. >> burn off energy if they can. >> what do you do if you think your child is annoying someone else? besides kicking the seat. maybe like reaching up and grabbing their arm? >> looking through the seats staring at you? >> i've been in that situation before. try to distract them. put their focus on something

else, their attention on something else. grab the ipad, try to change the channel on the tv in front of you, grab a snack. >> bribe them in any way you can. >> my best d bring snacks, bring the ipad, entertainment, anything you can on the plane, especially on for a long time, because be ready for any situation. >> downloading a couple of pixar movies will get you four hours, couple apps, you're golden. >> make sure the ipad is charged. >> that's a good tip. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> good luck with your three. >> mommy in the city.com. >> coming up, democrats aren't happy with their party and they are making sure their voices are heard. >> we want debates. we want debates. >> could there be a mutiny before the election? >> are you facebook friends with your boss? should you be? our panel will debate the social media rules for the office. ♪ ♪ we're going to rock down too

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raising the roof. that's how i dance. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ ♪ is that what we look like? >> that's what we look like. >> lederhosen. >> there i am. >> lederhosen -- you looked amazing. you looked amazing. look at that. janice and clayton, see, i thought the whole thing we were supposed to dance with a professional to teach us. you guys are just there, you knew it. you knew it you knew it. >> janice's moves i didn't think they were very bavarian like. >> it was great. >> it was bavarian like after a number of beers. >> okay. >> drinking all morning. and check out this picture, we got a picture here that was sent in from i believe it's steven

doocy. is that -- is that from the "sound of music" and me. >> and you. >> it looks -- >> leisel. >> i see it. i think that the hills were alive. i will take that as a compliment because i would assume that a "sound of music" character is an expert level polka dancer. >> kind of turned on everybody, don't you remember? >> that one is perfect. almost like we planned that. we didn't, i swear. >> are you sure about that? >> welcome back to "fox and friends." hour four, oktoberfest. we're having fun. we will have the beer champion, he held it out straight for 17 minutes, broke a world record. >> filled with beer. >> filled with beer. 14 minutes the previous record. they will be out here and do a beer stein holding contest this morning. whole bunch of big news. >> we have to start with news, fox news alert, live look at havana's revolution square where the pope is about to hold a historic mass. hundreds of thousands of people are gathering there to see him.

this is the pope's first stop of the day. and as we said, tens of thousands, probably 100,000 or so expected in revolution square. that plaza is where the communist regime holds its biggest rallies. see as you look throughout the plaza, massive portraits of leaders, they had camilo, all built into the facades of government buildings. >> pope francis facing a busy first day. he made headlines yesterday calling the cuban regime to be more open. more accessible. that made big waves yesterday. >> and there's going to be this afternoon a vesper's service. might meet with fidel castro. francis first encounter with cuban young people, the vatican thinks 100,000 people were there to watch the pope mobile go from the airport into downtown havana. i had seen something yesterday where the cuban government, the castros, offered everybody who would go, a day's wage, to get

out of work free, and they gave everybody at the universities credit, they wanted everybody there to see the pope. it looks like just about everybody did turn out? it's an international story. they want presence out there. we have other headlines to get to and we will start with a fox news alert, houthi rebels releasing six hostages including three american. they say all six were held captive six months, flying out of sanaa into oman. along with the three americans, one british national and two saudis. at least one of the six we're told is a journalist. a frantic search under way for a woman who fell over the edge at niagara falls. police say the woman was in her 40s. she intentionally threw herself into the cold water as onlookers watched, not surprisingly in horror. crews scoured the area above and below the falls overnight and no sign of her. the phoenix freeway shooting suspect pleading his case in front of a judge says he's

innocent after investigators traced bullet fragments and shell casings from four of the 11 shootings to a gun recently pawned by leslie merritt jr. >> all i have to say is i'm the wrong guy. i've tried telling the detectives that. my gun has been in the pawn shop for two months. i haven't had access to a weapon. >> the 21-year-old is facing several charges including aggravated assault and intentional act of terrorism. seven other shootings, though, are being investigated as copycats. for the second straight year, ole miss takes down second-ranked alabama in an incredible stunner. crazy play in the third as the rebels quarterback narrowly avoids a sack and throws a pass tipped into the awaiting hands of a wide receiver. 66 yards to the end zone. ole miss beat the crimson tide, the rebels left the game with the first victory at bryant jenning stadium since 1988. that is going to mess up the college football playoff rankings.

just saying. for the year. >> there's been big upsets and, you know, penn state losing for the first time to temple. >> buckeyes almost lost too. talk about donald trump because he is defiant. people are -- his gop compatriots saying you've got to apologize or it's going to ruin your candidacy. this would be a disaster if you don't apologize for the comment that was thrown his way the other day at one of his rallies. asking and this guy mentioning that president obama was a muslim and saying we have a muslim problem in this country. donald trump was defiant yesterday. he did say, though, he would put a muslim in his cabinet but he said defending the president, i'm not going to do that. listen. >> you know, for the first time in my life, i got in trouble by not saying anything. i didn't say anything. and i was in big trouble all over the place. if somebody made nasty statements or controversial statements about me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say, no chance.

no chance. am i obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. this political media they are the worst. they are very dishonest, many of them. many of them. oh. [ applause ] if i would have challenged the man, that's the man that made the statement, somewhat maybe negative to the president, to put it mildly, the media would have accused me of interfering with that man's right of free speech. ain't no-win situation. do we agree? >> he may have a point there. >> mr. trump is talking in hypotheticals what if somebody said nasty about me in front of the president. would he defend me? >> josh ooerngest says not so nice stuff pretty much every day from the podium. if the president was offended he could walk down the hall and say jo josh, go easy. >> there is a double standard there. >> the long history, remembering

donald trump going after him on the birther issue and birth certificate thing. >> not that long ago. >> to donald's credit if you watched that sound bite, go back and watch that sound bite, he, when the guy asked the question, his first response is, oh, gr t great, this is the first question we have to get today and rolls his eyes at the guy and moves on to the next question. >> we have analyzed this frame by frame and we have -- >> plenty of takes. >> analyzed the inclination in his voice and come up with the fact that he kind of was just going, this guy doesn't seem to be all there, so i'm going to try to handle this. >> but he -- >> not blow the guy off. >> he did defend muslims. the criticism afterwards. he's come out and said i would put a muslim in my cabinet if i'm elected president. >> he would put them on the ticket too. >> yeah. >> muslim on the ticket. >> he said i love muslims and doing about business with muslims. he has come out in defense of muslims. so for whatever reason, that issue not going away. that's what happens when you're number one.

>> carly fiorina, though, she's playing right into this very issue, yesterday she was out in michigan on saturday and her star continues to rise. she's, of course, seen increased poll numbers in new hampshire. donald trump beating her in national polls but she did well during the cnn debate the other night. she took a shot at donald trump. see if you can figure out what the criticism is in these comments from yesterday in michigan. listen. >> i promise you and i hope you have seen, i am a fearless fighter. i will not falter. i have been tested. and i will fight this fight. leadership is about challenging the status quo. the highest calling of leadership, it's not about a big title, it's not about a big airplane, it's not about a big office. the highest calling of leadership is to unlock potential in others and now we need a leader in the oval office, who with the citizens of

this great nation, will unlock the potential of each and every citizen. >> very fitting, while playing that sound bite, we just saw an urgent wire cross, a new cnn poll, after their debate, is out. for the first time we can see that donald trump still in first, he's got 24%. that's down from 32% for him. but fiorina has risen to second place at 15. so number one, trump, 24. number two, fiorina at 15. what's interesting about her comments there yesterday, according to the media reports about that event, it was a crowd of republican insiders. seems one and two are the outsiders and she's such a big hit with the insiders it will be interesting to see how that plays. will she be the first one with big outside support and big inside support and how does that work? >> the headline, she goes to these gop events and treated like a rock star. she went to an event wasn't for her and it was a retirement i

think for a republican congress person i believe -- representative, carly fiorina was obviously the star of the show. >> meanwhile, debbie wasserman-schultz supposed to be the star of the show, head of the dnc at this big event, but things turned kind of ugly when -- >> kind of? >> when she started getting heckled and couldn't speak because they want the people in the crowd want debates. they want more debates and they want more of an open process. list to be the crowd yesterday -- listen to the crowd yesterday. >> we want debates. >> at it again. >> we want debates. >> call president obama -- >> we want debates. >> my friends -- >> we want debates. we want debates. >> we want debates. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i think they want debates. >> what do primary voters think about this? hillary clinton doesn't want to debate but she would be -- we want her picking up the 3:00 a.m. phone call from some

dictator who's about to declare war on us. maybe the primary voters hope when that call comes in bill picks it up. we're seeing that yesterday when we talked to dana perino, pointed out the fact that any time hillary is giving speeches or doing interviews on national television like this morning on "face the nation" she has some problems. she ends up declining poll numbers as a result of speaking. >> she doesn't have that thing going on there. maybe she's trying to alleviate the problems in that area. >> here's one way to do it. >> by dancing. >> here's one way to do it. maybe she's taking a cue from our lederhosen dancing. >> this was at an event with her supporters and obviously she's happy with the turnout there. doing a little happy dance. >> i just have a general question about dancing, if you walked into a room and there's like 10,000 people there and there's one person dancing, what would you say? >> wow. >> now is your chance. >> say something.

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you guys heard the story this week, about ahmed mohammed bringing the clock to school. a disassembled clock. and when you looked at it, looks like it could have been a bomb no had wires coming out. >> described it as something tom cruise would throw out of the helicopter in a "mission impossible". >> if you saw that come in if you were the teachers there and they asked him a bunch of questions about this device, and he didn't really give them a straight answer, but the white house getting out in front the news cycle before they had the answers decided to tweet him saying hi, ahmed, the clock looks fantastic, think it would look great the at the white house. >> can anybody tell what time it is? >> or it's a clock. >> here's the thing of all people, bill maher, on real time, spoke out about this and his reaction might surprise you. listen.

>> somebody look me in the eye right here and tell me, over the last 30 years, if so many young muslim men -- he is young, 14 -- but that's not -- not saying it never happened before. >> right. >> hasn't blown a lot of [ bleep ] up around the world. and if -- and this guy, this kid, deserves an apology he wasn't one of them, but let me read what somebody said on "the daily beast." said, why would a home made clock get him arrested, you may ask. i just answered that question. what if it had been a bomb. >> exactly. >> and so the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go wait this just might be my white privilege talking. >> right, right. pla i sure don't want to be politically incorrect and i'll let it go. >> maybe one of the reasons it happened to you, because in our religion we were responsible for 9/11, mat drids bombings, london

bombings, the bali bombings, the kenyan mall bombings. >> the lack of perspective is astounding. >> he's talking about perspective and obviously things could have been handled better at that high school. >> and the kid. >> and the police department. however, bill maher talking about perspective to give you more perspective from the kirby couch about why maybe they were so sensitive down there, that macarthur high school in irving is a 34 minute drive to the curtis colewell center in garland, you might remember from may, is where two isis wannabe terrorists rolled up with weapons and tried to kill everybody inside before they got mowed down by a cop. >> right. >> and perspective, think about this. this is a society, this is the times we're living in right now, so put yourselves in the place of those teachers who are asking the questions of him, you know, gently, quietly asking him

questions about the device and he wasn't really answering them. if you're a teacher and have to protect hundreds of students at the school is it across the line to be insensitive and force him to answer the question. >> i would be okay dealing with insensitivity. >> bill particular maher is app going to buy the clock when it gets massed produced. sounds like everybody in hollywood sign me up. >> a 2-year-old found sleeping alone on a bench because the day care center forget about him. how did it happen? >> plus, should you be friends with your boss on facebook? our panel debates the social media rules for the office. ♪ ♪ take it on the run baby ♪ if that's the way you want it baby then i don't want you around ♪ ♪ you total your brand new car.

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welcome back. how close is being too close with your boss? >> i forget to tell you the plan for this saturday, you, me, bar, beers, buzz, wings, shots, drunk, waitresses, hot, football, cornell, slaughter. then quick nap at my place and hit -- >> no. >> quick nap at my place. it's easy for the lines between professional and personal lives to become blurred with the prevalence of social media today. what are the social media rules for the office? here to discuss is social media expert chris ruby, personal finance expert lauren liance cole. nice to see all of you. >> thank you for having us. >> where are the lines? should we be friending our

bosses on social media? >> it depends on the corporate culture. working ot a hot digital agency and everyone is doing that and it's social media related. working at a hedge fund and corporate environment, probably not. have to keep clear personal and professional boundaries. maybe i'm old school but never be friends with your boss and maybe co-workers. >> what's the risk? what's the risk with being friends with your boss on social media? >> i think the risk is if you put something on social media you wouldn't want your boss to see it can affect the way that you are seen in the professional world. i actually disagree, though. i work for a culture where everybody is friends outside of work and it would be strange not to be friends on social media as well. >> i would put it on my public instagram, might follow my co-workers and boss but on my facebook it's where i'm interacting with my family. i don't want my work people to see. >> the platform really. >> instagram versus facebook. wouldn't be friends on snapchat with your boss?

>> right. >> it also really it depends. if you have a public persona on twitter fine that makes sense, but doing really personal stuff i always say, stay away from the big three when it comes to posting. so sex, religion, politics, i don't think you should be posting about. some disagree, but i think -- topics you stay away from you stay away on-line. >> like at the muse, you guys -- this is right in your wheelhouse posting these things. what sorts of things should be off-limits? do you agree with chris? >> i would say in general even not friends with your boss on facebook don't post anything you wouldn't want your boss to see. the internet is a record and more and more employers are looking at your social media platforms and on-line presence when they're debating about hiring you. >> can't talk about sex, can't talk about partying what can you talk about? finances? i'm dissatisfied with my office, i need more money, wish my boss would be give me a raise. >> i talk about finances everywhere, even at parties.

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fox news alert, a live look at havana's revolution square where the pope has taken the podium. tens of thousands gathering at the political heart of cuba to celebrate a historic sunday mass, the first stop of the day, the pope heads to the u.s. on tuesday. juliette? >> thank you very much. while the army and the air force are one step closer to including women on the front lines, the marine corps may ask the navy to keep women out of some combat jobs, but on the heels of the historic graduation of two women from army ranger school last month, would the marine corps be holding women back? should they be holding women back? could integrating the forces compromise a mission? here to debate are former congressional candidates and army veteran john and fox news

military analyst lieutenant cou when. great to see both of you today. >> good morning. >> the commandant of the marine corps has recommended that women be excluded from competing for certain front line jobs. the navy secretary opposes this. colonel, start with you, what do you think? >> well, i don't think women should be in front line jobs. look, there's a major rule in the military, juliette, for women, and we've seen most of them achieve things that they want to do. the two women graduated from ranger school, that's wonderful. the marine corps has yet to have any women make it through the officer's training course. i have to give credit for going to the secretary of the navy and to the white house probably saying please don't put women in combat uniform, in combat positions, outposts where they're likely to be actually engaged in real combat. >> again, we mentioned the army ranger school graduates two who did the same things that males did. as an army veteran captain, how

do you feel about this? >> well, it's all about leadership and capability and producing the best qualified military. this is about military readiness. we're one team, we're one fight. when you set gender neutral standards based on the mission, you train to those standards, you expect those standards. the leadership demands those standards. that's what you get. a highly competent, highly trained fighting force. the side that's going to win is the side that best deploys its full talent pool. >> colonel, you mentioned something to one of our producers and talked about not just the physical aspect but psychological aspect. can you elaborate when you have women with men in integrated with men on the front lines? >> yeah. juliette, we know there are major differences, psychological and emotional differences, between men and women. i acknowledge that. i'm married to a wonderful,

beautiful, tough when she has to be woman who with the proper training would probably be good the combat but people need to realize, nobody up that chain of command in this great experiment who has actual experience in combat. combat meanses the person next to you may get his or her head blown off. combat means you're shooting people in front of you. combat means you have to put somebody in a body bag. a friend of yours, an ally, somebody up with of your subordinates, put them in a body bag, zip it up and take them off the battlefield. it's not a game. the first 20 minutes of "saving private ryan" should be enough to send shivers up and down any man and woman's body. the combat footage of iwo jima, that is not a place where we want to put women. >> captain. >> general dunford, thank you for saying what needed to be said. >> captain, the last word on this. >> so again, it's about leadership. we have more than a decade and a half, more than 300,000 women

that have served on our front lines and down range. this is not about average performance. the marines have never been about average. the few, the proud. this is about the exceptional. setting the standard, training to the standard, demanding the standard. for far too long, the marines have demanded far too little of their women. they're the only service that has gender segregated training. one team, one fight, we should be training to the same standards. deploy the whole force. >> former army captain donna and bill cowan, thank you for joining us on this sunday. have a great weekend. >> thank you. clayton and peter, back to you. >> thank you. good to be. thanks, juliette. now to your headlines. how does this happen? 2-year-old found sleeping alone on a park bench after he's forgotten by a day care staff.

eat ethan was one of 17 children taken to the brooklyn, new york, park. workers claim they miscounted. ethan's mother said they didn't realize he was missing until hours later when a woman found him and took him to a police station. >> anybody, a psycho or -- you know, could have took him somewhere. that -- it would have been the last day for me to see him. >> poor little guy. >> day care is only licensed to care for 15 children at a time. it's now closed. pending an investigation. and critics call him crazy but the number two in charge at the dea says donald trump's border wall might work. jack reilly will support anything to catch the escaped drug mexican boss el chapo and not sure if the obama administration is doing enough to stop illegals from crossing the border. forget drunk driving. this louisiana cowboy is in trouble for drunk galloping. jake williams says he was too drunk to drive home from a bar outside baton rouge so he

saddled up his horse sugar and the two road off down a highway. >> a little too much to drink, why not ride a horse. safer that way your horse knows the way home. >> the horse knows the way home. police couldn't arrest him for dui, he did get a ticket for being drunk in public. what's that song, save a horse, ride a cowboy. they should have a sequel, save a horse, take a taxi. >> take a taxi. >> or an uber. >> janice is standing by. still wearing your lederhosen? she's been drinking all morning long. it's oktoberfest. >> that was just water. >> sure. >> busted, right. name a town? >> south river, new jersey. >> birmingham. >> lori, birmingham. >> marge, vermont. >> all right. >> marge excellent. >> new york. >> and a birthday here. >> my brother's birthday is sammy, happy birthday. >> yeah, happy birthday sammy. take a look at the weather maps.

it's a beautiful day here in new york city. 71 right now, little cloudy but we'll take it. a cold front moving through will take some of the humidity out of the air which is great. so you see that cold front, a weak one. we're not going to see any severe weather which is great news but the southwest point that out because later on this week, we're going to see the potential for flooding over parts of arizona and california. wave to everybody at home. happy oktoberfest. good job, everybody. >> thanks, janice. >> janice having a good time out there today. >> all right. now on it to tv's biggest night, the prime time emmy awards will air live nationally on fox beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >> live from los angeles. with an emmy preview, is our own fox vp of marketing, michael. hello, mr. tease. >> hello. my juliette. that's right. i had a chance to chat with tonight's emmy host, funny man andy sandberg, promising that tv's biggest night will be filled with lots of laughs and a

couple surprises. >> countedown is on for the emmy awards on fox and we caught up with host andy sandberg for scoop on what's in store. >> we're going to talk about the major stories and tv this year. and there will be pretape elements. and we got good presenters. that's what i'll say. >> when it comes to who may make it to his act, sandberg says if you're on tv, you're a possible punch line. >> everything is open game. for me, it's always whatever the best joke ends up being. you can talk about the most perpts nernts subject matter but if the joke is not good it doesn't matter. gregory miller says each year the competition expands. >> we've seen netflix as a big player. in the last couple years and this year in particular, it has -- the field has brought in so much. i mean now we're seeing for the first time that amazon is a major player with "transparent" having some of these major shows and at least one category

predicted to -- is a lock. >> which category is "transparent" a lock? >> jeffrey for lead comedy actor actually, yeah, it would be shocking if he doesn't win. he already won the golden globe. such goodwill for this show. such goodwill for his performance. >> the frontrunner is in the category of lead comedy actress. >> like a real life mariah carey. >> julia louis-dreyfus has won three years in a row. that tells you that the emmy voters really, really like "veep" and her in particular. >> couple are favorites because of their good-bye status. >> jon hamm wildly renowned as one of the greatest actors on tv right now. yet, somehow he has never won for "mad men." and with this being the final chance, it's like this is your last time. >> i want what's mine. >> another category. >> lead drama actress very exciting. viola davis, for "how to get away with murder" is presumed

the frontrunner. she did win the golden globe. lot of goodwill there. but i'm hoping that taraji p. henson can pull it out for "empire." >> well, guys, the red carpet has already been rolled out and we'll be coming to you live throughout the day on the fox news channel starting at 1:50 p.m. of course i'll recap the hottest moments tomorrow morning right here only on fox and friends. as always for all my celebrity interviews check out in the fox light.com or follow me on twitter and instagram, post something behind-the-scenes pictures from the emmys today. >> juliette loves that photo. >> i love that photo. you look great. >> thanks, michael. >> very tan. love the lederhosen. >> so do i. bye. >> thanks, mike. >> i mean, bye, michael. >> sweetie. >> or sweetie. >> coming up on the show -- >> christmas in september. really? holiday shopping is already under way. i know, i don't shop until the day before.

i really don't. should you buy this early? that's the big question. >> maria knows. she's doing on-line shopping, on amazon right now buying stuff. on deck to tell us what she's buying. >> after the food and dancing time for oktoberfest beer and those are heavy. who cap hold up one the longest just ahead. ♪

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>> in the recoverpy. while you are expecting retail sales, you see all that savings that everybody has now that is the economy. >> they're not putting it into the economy. they're saving money. savings rate -- sales. nothing to write home about by last week's inaction by the federal reserve. >> when does maria shop for christmas present sps.

>> the first week of december up until christmas. i'm one of those late persons. >> you talk about the low gas prices, people have money put away but the average worker in 2014, average man earned less adjusted for inflation than in 1973. what recovery. >> unbelievable numbers actually and that's where you can get a sense of what's been going on with wages when you see what's going on with the average american male, similar story by the way with the average american female, wages have mot moved in ten years, seven years certainly, and why the average guy and gal and family is not really feeling the recovery. now it could be that things get worse because we're seeing job cuts persist within the energy sector and even retail, they're going to hire new people around the holidays but it will be temps not giving them benefits, not full time. we're still in'll have fragile place for this -- in a very fragile place for the economy. >> that's what the candidates are talking about. lindsey graham on your show, got a big bump after his performance in the early debate the other

night on cnn. he was all over social media as the guy that pretty much won that debate. talking with him and others. >> we will talk to lindsey about the debate. and get a sense of him. it's amazing to me that the economy has yet to come up so far in all of these debates. >> they aren't talking about it. >> the number one issue for the american people, jobs and the economy. lindsey graham's take on the economy and what he would do and one of the nine said officials that voted no. okay. it was 9 to 1. 9 officials said no raise in interest rates versus one jeffrey lacquer who said the economy is strong enough to raise rates. we will speak with the president of the san francisco federal reserve to find out what was going on in that room behind closed doors to see why nine of those people voted no for a raise. >> pretty overwhelming. great show. >> great to see you. >> you too. >> come on, in 12 minutes. >> i'll be there. >> maria. >> cheers to you. >> cheers. it's oktoberfest. and our celebration continues. >> i don't know if you can tell.

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oh, yeah, baby. >> yesterday new york city kicked off oktoberfest. and now we're continuing the party right here on the plaza. >> one of the main events held

is the national maskensteinen competition. after holding his stein for 17 minutes and 11 seconds, jim broke the record and took home the big prize. jim joins us with the 2014 champion and spokesman for the parade. welcome back, everyone. lenny, congratulations. is your arm sore today? >> a little bit. >> and you're left-handed, too? >> yeah. >> what are the rules? >> very straightforward. a one liter stein. you hold it right by the handle. thumb on the side, straight out, parallel to the floor. >> we have a judge over here? >> he competed yesterday as well. >> how is it that you practice for this? it seems really athletic. i'm guessing it's not just drinking. >> you just practice. you just hold it out. >> you have the repeat mote in

hand and -- >> 14 minutes last year? >> yes. >> you're from texas? >> yes. >> yesterday new york city proud. 17 minutes. holy smokes. >> did you get to drink the beer afterwards? >> yes. >> we're going to do this contest right now. >> don't listen to the voice in your head that says to put it down. fight it. >> mine is not going to be saying put it down. it's going to be saying do this. >> drink it. >> how long has this competition been going on? >> probably 100 years or longer. >> 100 years. >> they get together and drink beer. >> one of us is going to break the 100-year world record. >> we have a "fox & friends" viewer that's been holding his pretzel. you want to get in here and compete? where are you from, sir? >> new jersey. >> all right. jersey. all right. here, take a mug. >> we need to do a countdown.

>> you ready? >> i'll get you started. one, two, three! ♪ >> they are holding approximately 5 pounds. >> 5 pounds of beer. >> after a minute or two, gravity sets in. ♪ ♪ >> don't be the first. ♪ all right.

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you guys have been mocking my athleticism on this show for years. i think that stereotype is going out. >> we have a victor. it is clayton morris. >> i think i did it wrong. >> congratulations. >> look at that. >> this was during the break. it was the final moment. look at those beer guns. >> did they say which way we

were supposed to be holding the mug? not upside down? >> thank you, guys. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you lenny and you guys. can you play us out? happy oktoberfest, everyone. good morning. several gop presidential candidates shooting from the hip in the second round of debates. hi, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." as donald trump and carly fiorina fight off criticism, we'll talk policies with one contender looking to gain ground in the race for the gop nomination. south carolina senator lindsey graham with me this morning. plus, a major decision impacting your money put on hold. the chairman of the san francisco federal reserve bank on why he voted not to raise interest rates last week but says a move is coming soon. more chaos at the