doors. the homeowner unlocked the door and then ran. the bear eventually walked off leaving a big mess behind. thank you for starting your week and monday with us on "fox and friends first." fox and fends starts right now. see you tomorrow. good morning to you. today is monday, september 21st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the pope stares evil in the eye coming face to face with fidel castro. a little more than 24 hours, he'll touchdown in the united states. >> this just in. hillary clinton is not a robot. >> look, i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that. of course. >> is it too late for her to change her per sona? we've got big news on vice president joe biden and hillary coming up. later, we might even hear her laugh. certainly an experience.

tv's biggest night turned out to be huge. >> donald trump, of course, is running for president. he was the dee lifetime uncles everywhere. i've got to say, sure, donald trump seems racist. what else? >> why were the primetime emmy awards all about donald trump? do they know hillary clinton is in the race and lindsey graham. may i remind you, mornings are better with friends. we will, we will rock you ♪ >> the guy that there, steve wilkos, the muscle man on jerry springer. he will weigh in on how political correctness is sweeping college campuses and it could be the end of man as we know it. >> that's right. are you allowed to say geek? maybe not there. >> that's a good question.

we still have 20 minutes. what a story he is. jerry springer has -- has i a better show than him. if you have a new iphone. >> the kerosene operated one? good way to save i hundreds of dollars and ainsley joins us this morning with news about the pope. >> that's right. start with a fox news alert. pope francis heads to eastern cuba after meeting with raul and fidel castro. he hosted hundreds of thousands of his faithful followers at a sunday mass in havana. now, tomorrow the pope heads to america for a six-day tour of washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york city. security in all three of those areas being beefed up, as you can imagine, ahead of his visit. a mother, her newborn and a pastor all recovering this morning after a gunman opened fire inside a church in alabama.

police say 26-year-old james mentor pulled a gun at oasis tabernacle church shooting his girlfriend, their one-month-old son shot in the hand, the pastor shot in the leg when he tried to intervene. the shooter was upset over their recent break-up. could joe biden be setting his sights on the white house run? his wife might be holding the answer. jill biden's spokesperson saying, of course, she would be on board if her husband decides to throw his hat into the presidential ring. biden deferred to his wife when asked about the campaign. the spokesperson adding, the bidens have not made a final decision yet. an off track -- between two race car drivers turning violent. jimmie johnson is punched in the chest by kevin harvick. johnson wanted to talk about what happened on the racetrack that day. johnson said he got bumped by harvick, blew a tire, had to swerve to avoid a crash. it's not clear if either driver

will be punished for their actions. those are your headlines. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. >> sports on sports a little later. but we focus on football. they're allowed to hit. >> brand new helmets to. what about the polls? donald trump still on top. two new polls show him in the lead. but you know who is cup? carly fiorina and senator marco rubio. if you look at the latest results. 24% lead held by trump. but carly fi rain a creeping up there at 15%. she's come up in favorability. right now climbing 9 pefrj points in favorability since august. marco rubio at 11% there. >> so if you look at the trends, though, on the cnn poll, trump is down 8, carson up 5, and rubio up 8. the guy being punished right now is walker. he is just disappearing. >> this is an nbc news poll.

we're going to talk to survey that is to say, as you can see donald trump still close to 30%. carson has faded a bit. fiorina is the story. she was at 3% last time. now she's at 11. jeb bush pretty much exactly where he was. and marco rubio up from 3 to 7. >> we'll talk to donald trump about this. he's also been in the knows. i don't know if you know this. we'll talk to him about all sorts of stuff at 7:30 this morning. including who was that guy who asked him the question at the town hall. >> do we know yet? >> no. >> a bit of a new york accent for a guy in iowa or new hampshire. excuse me. >> just one quick thing on these polling. >> interesting stuff came out of the nbc one. is that the one you're referring to? >> yeah. the nbc poll goes -- monkey survey poll, i didn't know that existed. donald trump is holding steady. the other thing to keep in mind,

rick perry was up at the same percentage as donald trump at this time in 2012. we know how that happened. it is still very early. >> when you look at the net positives, you subtract their negatives from positives, what's left? carly fiorina emerging as a clear winner with a net positive of 34. trump's net positive only a 2 among republicans. maybe we can ask him today to up the net. i know he likes the numbers. >> 6 minutes after the top. ben carson is back down after backlash over his weekend comments that he would not support a muslim president. this is a fellow candidate on the attack. kristin fisher is in washington with more. >> good morning. several muslim groups are calling on ben carson to drop out of the race after what he said yesterday on one of the sunday shows. he was asked if he would be okay with a muslim in the white house. listen to how he responded.

>> that we put a muslim in charge of this nation, i absolutely would not agree with that. >> almost immediately after, one of his opponents, senator lindsey graham was on fox insisting carson apologize. >> america is an idea not owned bip a particular religion, race or anything else. out of many comes one. i think dr. carson needs to apologize. this is an example to me that mr. carson may be a good doctor, but he is not ready to lead a great nation. >> in response, carson's communication director said i'm not sure that senator graham listened to what dr. carson said. he believed islam was inconsistent with the american constitution. he also said he would not support a muslim as a leader r of our country. he just doesn't want a muslim to actually become president. ben carson, not backing down in

any way despite calls from some of his opponents to apologize and calls from muslim groups to drop out all together. back to you. it does sound like his campaign will have a clarification statement later today. >> they were debating whether a muslim should be a president back in the creation of our country. there's a whole book written on it. jefferson and madison and other great american founders about should a jewish person be president? you can have that discussion and not be labeled a racist or zionist. this is an open dialog. why is everyone calling on everyone to apologize? it's an ultimate gotcha moment. you have 16 people in the race and everybody waiting on eggshells -- >> who is the real person? can they just give an honest answer. now a fourth clarification. he would not vote for a muslim. doesn't mean he shouldn't run. >> americans are paying

attention right now. >> i think so. but people say they're not. >> they're paying attention to what kind much character the person has particularly. hillary clinton has been struggling with honesty and trust in the polls. sometimes people don't think she's real. she was asked on face the nation by john dickerson to name three words that describe her. she said i'm real. watch. >> i cannot imagine anyone being more of an outsider than the first woman president. i mean, really. let's think about that. >> you don't want to engage in makeovers. give us three words that is the real hillary clinton. just three. >> i can't possibly do that. i mean, look i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that. i've been in the public eye for so long that i think it's like the feature that you see in some magazine sometimes. real people actually go shopping. >> did she say she was an

outsider? >> that cracks me up. she had more time in the white house than most people. being the wife of the president and secretary of state. >> real people? real people actually drive cars. she has not driven a car since 1996. >> right. anyway. >> it's all part -- we know -- we've told you about it. it was on the front page of the new york times because of her image problems. they were going to roll out a new authentic her. this is what we're getting. >> what we're getting is never an answer to the question. he said it's a great question. you said you apologized. to whom and for what? her answer didn't work. she said other people have done it. there's not one secretary of state that has done that. no one has asked that question. name somebody that has done what you did and by the way, why you even tell the president? >> what your definition of it means. >> meanwhile, last night if you

were watching on fox, the big broadcast network, it was tv's brightest night. as it turns out -- there's the host, andy samberg who i love in brooklyn 99. he revealed himself to be a typical lefty attacking republicans and i didn't hear anybody say anything bad about hillary. listen to this. a recap of the emmys. >> donald trump of course is running for president to the delight of uncles everywhere. but i've got to say, sure, donald trump seems racist. what else? >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. no, no. i'm so sorry. donald trump said that. i'm sorry. >> there's one category of television that allows us as a society to sit back and enjoy the simple spectacle of reality. a reality where a panel of millionaires fight like sharks to be chosen by average middle

class americans. but enough about the republican national debate. >> let's get to the awards. >> the big question is, will president obama now stand up and defend donald trump's character? >> i think it's got to come. we'll carry that live. we'll break into our normal programming. >> 12 minutes after the hour. john kerry says the u.s. will accept nearly 200,000 refugees in the next two years. but will this leave the u.s. open to terror? don't we have a say in this? we talked to a retired navy seal and congressman next. call her the miracle girl. a 3-year-old girl comes back to life in her mother's arms after her heart stops for 12 minutes. it's hard to believe you can book over 11,000 local activities right from our app.

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secretary of state john kerry announcing the u.s. plans to accept 85,000 syrians in 2016 and more in 2017. what sdos this mean for our future? is this a good idea for america? someone to qualify on all levels. former navy seal, congress lyle zinc i is here.

>> 185,000 refugees coming here in two years. that's what the secretary of state says. >> is this our foreign policy? we're going to empty countries out because we have policies? you look at what's happening in russia. a very aggressive expanding putin. you have in china, building an island. you have an emboldened iran that's likely to have icbms in short years. syria, a red line across. this is predictable. we should have known this is coming. the answer is that we're going to empty out countries because of a failed foreign policy? that's not a policy. >> people that say we're a benevolent nation that takes all comers, you say we're missing the point because we're allowing syria to empty out and be run by a terror organization and we don't know who is coming despite the background checks? >> it's not the refugees. if you're trying to do the best

for your family, flee isis, i understand that. the issue is not the refugees. the issue is the core problem of what's created the catastrophe. it's exactly at the feet of obama. because it is his policy. when we put the red line in and let it go, we created a vacuum and -- >> you're saying the correct form -- the correct thing the president should be doing is finding a way for the people to stay in the country that they want to stay in and that's syria. by allowing it to be fractured and torn apart, half their population has picked up and left. they hop on rubber boats or physically walk to europe in order to get a better life. for us to say here's 185,000 and think that we know who is coming in is crazy. >> when i was involved in the kosovo and bosnia war, the balk en wars, the same thing

occurred. you have an adversary, aggressiveness, the refugees flee. in this case they fled to europe. only when that crisis occurred did nato act. now we're slow in acting here. the core of the problem is isis and syria -- the middle east won't be solved until we figure out syria. we don't have a policy and we watched isis grow from a few hundred into now as many as 35. we watched them expand in territory and we're watching. the air operations alone, it never was possible to control isis. that was an absolute farce. it's been a failure. >> right. the fact is, there's no difference, no -- the russians come in and say we'll take it from here. is the world happy about that? that's what happens. and the spt getting a pass on it. president bush never did. >> russia is aggressive, the northerly pole. these countries will be aggressive. nothing stopping it.

if you're willing to have the results. >> i haven't asked you -- congressman, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> a person finally. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. still ahead, the couple charged with the murder of baby bella is due in court this morning. why? the father is standing by the mom's side. that story is next. don't say mailman, don't say man made. don't say policeman. that's what students are told at one college in north carolina. how ridiculous is that? former jerry springer tough guy, former cop himself, steve wilkos, never politically connect. see how he handles that. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return.

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we have quick international headlines for you. the eiffel tower is back open as police hunt down a man who caused a major security scare. police immediately evacuated the landmark when a man with a large backpack was spotted scaling the tower. a search of the area came up empty and police are still searching for the suspect. two americans are coming home after being held hostage by rebels in yemen. the man in the plaid and scott darden were flown into amman after being released. they were taken six months when they tried to flee the war torn country there. four other foreign hostages were also released keith? >> let's call the police. chapel hill, north carolina, they're advising them not to use words with the word man in them, brian. >> the guide created by the writing center gives guidelines. instead of using man, use person

or individual. try letter carrier or postal worker. that's just the beginning. this political correctness run amok or is society evolving into something bet center steve wilkos is here from the jerry springer show. he has his own show. one of the manliest men in the history of men and i can say man three times. in the history of humans. how do you feel about this? are we teaching 18 to 22-year-olds the better way? >> no. the whole p.c. thing, it's getting out of hand. i don't like it. i'm old school. i just don't like all this p.c., can't say this, can't say that. truthfully, i think that's why donald trump is so popular because he says what he wants. that's why people like him. >> the school there, the unc chapel hill says english has changed since the declaration of independence was written. most reader don't understand man

to be synonymous with person. clear communication requires writers to be more precise. people don't get it. >> people don't read anymore either. >> let's talk about your show if we can. season 9. >> season 9. >> how do you evolve? season 1, you said you're sure you want me to do this? and now you're in season 9. >> it's crazy. because i still tell the story about when i went out to l.a. and they had the big media junket for new shows coming out and people actually laughed at me. you're not going to last 13 weeks. here i am, nine years later. >> if they're not laughing, they're crying. it's a very emotional mother in a clip from his show. >> here to clear my name. i did not hurt my son. i'm a good mother. >> what happened to your son? >> i don't know. i don't know what happened to my son. if i knew what happened to my son, i would have sat in jail for him. >> it goes on and on. where do you find the people who are on your show?

they're not people we've seen on other shows. they're real stories. >> well, my shows is people that have problems that come to my show because the jurisdiction or the legal system from where they're at takes a long time. they come on my show and they get lie detector tests. it's people across america everywhere. >> this woman here and her six-week old baby. >> she was a liar. >> it seemed like her body language was aggressive. >> you can pick up on that, right? >> that's what happened. i was curious after watching the clip. i was curious what happened. >> i tell people all the time, you are just coming on because you already know the result. you know the answers that you're looking for. you just need some verification. you know, your gut tells you what -- if there's something wrong or something is going on. >> sure. >> that's why you end up on my show. >> you have that law enforcement

background that gives you the instinct necessary. you're hollywood now and you're out of touch with your roots? >> no, no. when you're a police officer, you interrogate somebody, you just have to have them tell the story twice. two times. you know -- they could never tell it the same twice. if they're lying, they change it and they're lying. >> of course, when you were the muscle at the jerry springer show, you often have to throw people out. get a little rough with them. now that you're a host, how often do you have to get rough with your guests? >> i never do. fortunately, the springer show was fighting and craziness and on my show, we don't have anybody fighting. we still have the police officers that i was partners with, we bring them on my show. >> that's cool. >> i'm like hey, man, i'm older now. i don't fight anybody. >> and loyal. >> congratulations on another new season. we'll be watching. >> i'm glad to be here.

>> what a gathering, man. >> we're all just staying here. >> it is 29 minutes after the top of the hour on this monday. many people are defending the teenager arrested down in texas for bringing what turned out to be a clock to school. but bill maher says the school probably did the right thing. >> what if it had been a bomb? >> exactly. >> so the teacher is supposed to see something like that and go, oh, wait, this might be my white privilege talking? >> so is bill maher right? we're going to talk about that. >> pope francis is coming to america tomorrow. just after coming face to face with communist fidel castro. what will his visit mean for the future of the church? lauren green has an inside look for you next. but first, happy birthday to faith hill. she's 48 years old. i bet you she sings. think your heartburn pill works fast?

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because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. this is great, great song. look. turns out fidel castro is still alive. why else would he be looking at the pope? >> straight in the eyes. >> the pope is coming to the united states tomorrow. if you're wondering what do you wear when you meet the pope? if you're fidel castro, you wear an adidas track suit. >> coming this way. a holy jumpsuit right there. >> raul. all eyes and hearts will be on the hope when he comes here. he'll make his first trip to the united states tomorrow. how special is that? >> not just a historic trip that

has people excited. it's the changes he's making to the church. >> here to tell us more is fox newschannel's chief religion correspondent, somebody who played the piano for the pope. pope benedict. >> but pope. >> but still. >> you have a vatican connection. less judgmental than this pope. >> what you like about the excitement, you can feel it here in the united states about this visit by the pope. it is about pope francis. there's an excitement and anticipation that is quite familiar. at the same time, a little unknown. it's about the future of the church. take a look. >> the faithful by the millions in far-reaching places. now on the eve of his first visit to the land of liberty, there is excitement, splendor and maybe trepidation over how this champion of the poor will view this hub of capitalism. >> i hope he sees a country that has welcomed desperately poor immigrants, given them the

opportunity. >> all expected to greet him here, a possible sign under the francis effect. >> many people in the puce felt for the last 100 years, the catholic church has had a sign that thas members only. under francis there's a new sign that says come on in. open for business. >> real changing takes generations. i think francis is a change agent. >> the francis effect means going back to the past, to vatican 2. the historic meeting in the 1960s. >> 100 years ago would you have a married layman, a father talking about church history to fox news? probably not. >> while both popes benedict xvi and john paul ii. now 50 years later, francis can

fully express the intentions of vatican two. some worry in his efforts to make the church more inclusive, will he move it away from tradition? >> francis is not going to change the opinion on same-sex marriage or on abortion. what he is going to say, someone has an abortion, do we alienate that person or reach out to that person? >> things are changing. >> things are changing as you know. the annulments, making them easier. having a forgiveness for abortion in this special year of mercy. a lot of things are changing. not changing doctrines but creating the opportunities for the church to welcome more people in. >> do you think he's going to get political at all and talk about america's worship of money and our green energy and talk about global warning. >> he might mention those things. as i said on the show yesterday, pope francis is an equal opportunity offender. he will make sure everybody feels uncomfortable. >> did meet -- fidel castro, the

book he gave him was from a priest fidel castro had thrown in prison, a former teacher. he knows how to get his point a kpros. >> he'll be landing between 3:00 and 4:00 tomorrow. we'll have it live tomorrow here. >> it will be exciting. >> fantastic, thanks. meanwhile, 23 minutes before the top of the our. ainsley joins us with the headlines. >> the mother and the boyfriend charged with murdering baby bella are due in court today. rachel bond and michael mccarthy were a arrested thanks to an anonymous tip years after the 3-year-old's body waurkd you have on the shore in boston. the mother says the boyfriend punched the little girl in the stomach because he thought she was possessed by satan. the biological father also blames the boyfriend >> i believe bella got rah shell on that straight and

narrow path and she allowed the enemy to come through her back door, through every door and this was the result of it. >> the little girl's death captured national attention. police using this sketch on the left to ask the public for help. tragedy in our fox news family this morning. jake brewer, a white house tech adviser and the husband of fox news contributor mary katherine ham. you know her from o'reilly show. is killed in a bicycle accident. he was riding in a cancer fundraiser in d.c. when he collided with an oncoming vehicle. the president of the united states releasing this statement on his death. saying armed with a brilliant mind, big heart and insatiable desire to give back, jake devoted his life to empowering people. mary katherine taking to social media as well. leaving this emotional post. i will miss him forever, even more than i can know right now. brewer and hamh had a daughter

together. her name is georgia. there's a picture of her. they're also expecting a second child due soon. the man accused of highway shootings in the phoenix area maintains his innocence even as police set a $1 million bail. appearing in court, charged with a laundry list of felonies, including drive-by shootings and acts of terrorism, he denies that he is the one that cops are looking for. >> all i have to say that is that 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. >> detectives standing by their arrest staying they have hardball is particular evidence. a miracle in missouri. a little girl comes back to life in her mother's arms. her heart stopped beating for 12 minutes. of course, a mother's worst nightmare. her mom find her child lifeless under a float in the swimming pool moments after losing track

of her at a party. after 12 minutes of not giving up and continuing cpr, elise's heart miraculously starts beating again. she's fully recovered. her family credits it to prayer andy vine intervention. those are your headlines. over to you, brian. >> let's talk nfl week two. we start with the nfl north. a rematch of the nfc title game between the packers and the seahawks. this time the packers left no doubt. silenced seattle in the second half. aaron rodgers threw for two scores. packers win. best of the best. no doubt about it, quarterback cam newton. superman flips, lands on his feet and gets the score. carrying the panthers to a victory over the texans. next odell beckham, no. how about julio jones. going up and over two giant defenders to make an amazing grab. the giants choke late again. the falcons come back and win

24-20. finally, the best performance to tom brady after this incredible throw to julian edelman up the sidelines and you'll see him again going tore the score. final score 40-32. the patriots beat the bills. to philadelphia, the cowboys shut down the eagles, 20-10. they got another loss. tony romo is out for at least, i believe, ten games, with a broken clavicle. man, goodbye for him. right after losing dez bryant last week. they are 2-0 on the year. that's a quick look at what's happening in the world of sports. >> big day in football. >> about 20 minutes to the top of the hour. ben carson doubling down on his comments about fate and the presidency. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> is ben carson justified in saying that or did he go too far? we have someone here to weigh in

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republican hopeful ben carson sparking controversy over the weekend with comments about the presidency. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> but our next guest disagrees with dr. carson on the comments. he's the author of "a battle for the soul of islam." he joins us live from phoenix. good morning, sir. >> i know you disagree with him. at least one muslim organization calling for dr. carson to withdraw. what do you think he should do regarding this? >> well, i think part of the presidential race is to clarify exactly what our strategy is against the threat. he shouldn't withdraw. but i hope he can clarify that muslims battling against bureaucracy are our greatest allies.

islamists, there are some threats, upwards of 20% to 30% whether the islamist brotherhood or al qaeda, isis or political movements many of whom are the organizations in america that are a threat. they could not be because islamism is incompatible. to our medical colleague, dr. benjamin rush who wrote -- the greatest tyranny is the tyranny of religion. i hope carson or any other candidates can thread that needle. this is an american intrinsic fight against this. we can't alienate our allies. he we can't go from an po polgist and not conflate with all muslim. >> let me make sure i heard you correctly. you said a muslim could be president essentially but

islamist could not. >> absolutely. just like our founding fathers. a christianist or a theo krat was not a part of the founding system. but devout christians were the greatest patriots. i hope president carson candidate that begins to learn about islamism or articulate it better can say muslim patriots can be president and get security clearances and be part of homeland security and help us lead this fight. those who are islamists should not get security clearances, be members of congress or let alone president of the united states. >> i want to switch gears for a second while we've got you here. everybody knows about the story about the kid in irving, texas, who took into school a clock he made. it looked surprisingly like a clock i had back in the '80s from radioshack. there he is. ahmed mohammed. teachers thought, that looks

like a bomb. they called the cops. there's been an outrage. how could you do that? it's because he's muslim. bill maher over the weekend says the school got it right. listen to this. >> what if it had been a bomb? so the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go, oh, wait, this just might be my white privilege talking. >> doctor, do you think bill mah maher's got it right? >> he does. when does the selective outrage. bill points out later, what about the hash tag for mohammed -- or others whipped in front of mosques while our president was visiting the kingdom of saudi arabia. those are heroes that are muslims that can be icons that need hash tags. but a privileged young texas teen who has a box full of wires that any kid that brought them, be it muslim or nonmuslim, i would hope in today's heightened security alerts in schools

across the country, where we've seen second-guessing of how certain murders happen. listen, i want the school where my kids are to be hyper vigilant especially with the threat of isis, et cetera. stop the selective outrage. potus, our president has to stop tweeting about these episodes and pay attention to muslim heroes in saudi arabia and elsewhere where there's thousands of muslims fighting for freedom that deserve the hash tag of the president much more so than an a hyper victimized teen in texas who is pretty privileged. >> thank you, sir. for joining us. have a great week. >> thank you, steve. >> what do you think about that? >> meanwhile, straight ahead. don't have the money for a new iphone, kurt the cyber guy is here on how to make your old

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good morning to you. today is monday, september 21st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. pope francis is one day away from arriving in america. first he comes face to face with communist leader fidel castro. could this meeting impact his visit here? plus this morning ben carson not backing down from these comments. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> will it affect his poll numbers? a live report straight ahead. and it was tv's biggest night filled with tons of great moments but it was donald trump who everybody was talking about.

>> donald trump of course is running for president, to the delight of uncles everywhere. i've got to say sure donald trump seems racist. what else? >> why did the emmys turn into the trumpies? we'll talk to donald trump within the next 30 minutes here live from new york city, you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ right now is your tomorrow we were just comparing tattoos, me and sammy hagar on our celebrity stroll. he really captured the imagination of america, the rock legend and i had a chance to walk through manhattan to see the reaction and new york city embraced him much like the world does and mexico. >> i love your celebrity stroll. you can see the real person and how people react to them.

one person is joining us in a few minutes. >> i wonder if sammy hagar who we all know and love from van halen will run for president. if you can be a president, wearing three-quarter shorts and sandals he will because that's what he's wearing for the rest of his life. >> i saw you on the street, you looked just like this and he looked very relaxed. >> i know. another reason why i'm not a rock 'n' roll star, i don't know how to dress. in the meantime we have a headline regarding the pope, and he's down in cuba but he's heading our way. >> that's right. we're all preparing here in new york. thank you. we start with the fox news alert, in about an hour pope francis heads to eastern cuba after meetings with raul and fidel castro. the fidel meeting and raul meeting lasted about 30 minutes total with the pope and the communist leader, exchanging books about religion. today he's expected to celebrate mass with tens of thousands of

people in a holy city there and tomorrow the pope heads to america for a six-day tour of washington, d.c., philadelphia, and new york city. security in those areas now being beefed up ahead of his visit. the mother and boyfriend charged with the murder of baby bella are due in court today. rochelle bond and michael mccarthy were arrested thanks to an anonymous tip three months after the 2-year-old's body washed up on the shore in boston. the mother says her boyfriend punched that little girl in the stomach because he thought she was possessed by satan. the child's biological father also blames the boyfriend. >> i believe bella got rochelle on that straight and narrow path and she allowed the enemy to come through the back door, through every door, and this is the result of it. >> the little girl's death is captured national attention, police using the sketch on the left to ask the public for help.

the university of california's proposed set of principals against intolerance already receiving some backlash. free speech advocates and jewish organizations are coming out hard against the declaration that prohibits the depiction of ethnic or racial groups in a negative light. jewish organizations say it does not go far enough on anti-semitism and others say it discourages free speech. the biggest night on tv was all about the biggest show on tv, hbo's fantasy epic "game of thrones" setting a record for the most wins in a single year including outstanding drama series and with "madmen" officially wrpd it was jon hamm's last shot for winning the award and he is it. tracy morgan took the stage for the first time since suffering devastating injuries in the car crash. >> last year jimmy kimmel said on the stage we'll see you back

here next year tracy morgan, jimmy, thanks to my amazing doctors and the support of my family, my beautiful new wife, i'm here. >> morgan going on to say he's finally feeling like his old self. and one of the biggest losers of the night, heidi klum on the red carpet according to style experts. the supermodel being mocked for her yellow big bird-like versace gown. and coming up at 7:30, we'll get donald trump's reaction to some of the jokes that were said at his expense. look forward to hearing what he says. those are your headlines. >> can these fashion tips, it's a versace. give weight to that. >> she looks gorgeous no matter what. >> first i have to say something negative will somebody. >> her dress is described as looking like egg drop soup which i love. >> i love egg drop soup. it's always hot, but just hot enough. >> it was hot, about 106 degrees

over the top of some of the interviews, 100 degrees there. >> that does kind of look like egg drop soup. there she is, quite a show and a lot of jokes about the donald and i didn't hear anything about hillary, we'll talk about that with the donald shortly. in the meantime the donald continues to lead the republican field. there are a cup all of new surveys out. in a brand new cnn poll, trump in first and carly fiorina surged, ben carson faded a bit and marco rubio surged as well given their great performances a aat the debate next week. >> carly fiorina, bush, cruz and rubio. fiorina has a 34 when you subtract her negatives from her

positives she leads there and trump's net positive is a 2. >> couple other things. walker is gone. >> done. >> unless he's going to mount a massive comeback, i can't wait to hear it, i've never seen somebody run from somebody quicker than walker so far, considering he was leading in iowa before he actually got in and i don't necessarily think he had a bad performance at the debate. he just didn't stand out. >> you know who had a really good performance bass chris christie, he went from 2 to 3. >> right. i think chris christie has been hurt by donald trump because they're both blunt speaking straight talkers. >> one out of five currently saying they don't know who will win. there is room for people to grow in favor of one candidate or the other. >> we're just 400 days until the election. >> okay. i'm going to lay out my clothes. we're minutes away from talking to republican candidate donald trump, he's on his way to visit with us. this morning republican

presidential candidate ben carson refusing to back down after backlash over his comments he wouldn't support a muslim president. good morning to you, kristen. >> good morning, ben carson is not backing down from the comments. not even close. he's already given an interview to "the hill" newspaper says the president should be "sworn in on a stack of bibles, not a koran." the original comments were made yesterday "meet the press" he was asked if he'd be okay with a muslim in the white house. listen to how he responded. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> shortly after one of his opponents, senator lindsey graham was on fox insisting carson apologize. >> america is an idea not owned by a particular religion, race or anything else. out of many comes one so i think dr. carson needs to apologize. this is an example to me that

mr. carson may be a good doctor but he is not ready to lead a great nation. >> in response, carson's communications director said "i'm not sure that senator graham even listened to what dr. carson said. what he said was that he believed islam was inconsistent with the american constitution. he also said that he would not support a muslim as a leader of our country." now the council on american islamic relations says dr. carson should drop out of the race. so far his campaign has not responded to that request directly, but as of now it's looking more and more likely like dr. carson will stand by these comments. elizabeth, ryan and steve back to you. >> thank you. just about a half hour ago we had dr. jasser on. he said he should not drop out. he should clarify but also said, this is the doctor speaking, a muslim can be president in the united states, however, an islamist should not be a

president, according to dr. jasser. >> he doesn't believe sharia law is consistent with our constitution so he wants to make sure that is it and also saying this is my opinion. lot of people said i'm not going to vote for rudy giuliani or john f. kennedy because he's catholic and first adherence is to the pope. other people saying i'm not going to vote for mitt romney because he's more monday. you're ent ar mormon. you're entitled to your own opinion. >> if dr. carson said it the way that dr. jasser said would there be controversy? >> probably. >> there was a big debate should a heathan be able to be president, jewish or muslim be able to be president. nobody was destroyed, no one was told to leave the country, nobody stood up and said i demand an apology, it was a debate. >> should a kid be able to make a clock that looks like a bomb in a school. >> this is a modern topic. >> a topic that came up last

week we talked about it and though you may disagree with bill maher pretty much all the time, he said something here that has some people nodding. watch. >> somebody look me in the eye right here and tell me over the last 30 years, if so many muslim young muslim men, and he's young, 14, but that's not saying it never happened before, right, hasn't blown a lot of [ bleep ] up around the world, and this guy, this kid deserves an apology because he wasn't one of them, but let me read what somebody said on "the daily beast" dean autobedajah why would a homemade clock get him arrested you may ask? i just answered that question. what if it had been a bomb. >> exactly. >> so the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go oh, wait, this just might be my white privilege talking. >> right. >> i sure don't want to be politically incorrect. so i'll just 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 bombings, the london bombings, the bali disco tech bombings, the kenya mall bombings. the lack of perspective on this is astounding. >> bill maher was right according to dr. jasser who we were talking about a moment ago. listen to this. >> any kid that brought in be it muslim or non-muslim i hope in today's heightened security alerts in high schools and schools across the country, second-guessing how certain murders happened, listen, i want the school where my kids are at to be hypervigilant especially in today's threat of isis, et cetera, so please let's stop the selective outrage. potus, our president, needs to stop tweeting about these little victim mongering episodes and pay attention to real muslim heroes in saudi arabia and elsewhere, where there's thousands of muslims fighting for freedom that deserve the

hashtag of the president much more so than a hypervictimized teen in texas who is pretty privileged. >> he hits the nail on the head in so many ways there. without being politically vague as this president has, has led to a system where we can't recognize peaceful muslims and you don't say radical islam and that's why this kid, he's a child, was taken out of that school and why it's controversial. you can't differentiate between the two because our president won't do it himself. >> and why donald trump is raging in the polls and the phenom of the summer and now the fall, because he doesn't care. he comes out and says what a lot of people are thinking about you afraid to say. >> ultimately at the end of the day, a couple of cliches in a row there, the thing did look like a bomb. >> kind of looked like a bomb. >> most of my science projects did at that time, too. >> i was told to bring in a volcano. >> how about this, his 9/11 horror story captivated audiences around the country. turns out the famous comedian made the whole thing up.

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league." >> soon he may be better known for lying about the september 11th attacks a number of times. >> i worked on the 54th floor of the second tower. i was there and the first tower got hit and we were like jostled all over the place and then the port authority came on the loud speaker and they were like hey, explosion tower one, things are being taken care of, everyone remain where you are. i still have dreams of like you know those falling dreams. >> wow that, guy was a victim, a survivor. no, actually, just a liar. it took him 1 years to admit but he made it all up. it's a lie that already cost him a sponsorship deal with buffalo wild wings but not a saturday night special on comedy central. >> why lie about this in the first place? dr. keith ablo is here to discuss it. it seems so dark and twisted. why would someone do this? >> the only reason i can think of as a psychiatrist and i'm not

steve rannazzisi's psychiatrist, maybe i should be, is low self-esteem. how would you have to gather self-esteem lying about part of one of the greatest american tragedies ever as though the heroism of somehow being involved elevates you. you have to feel very small to do that. >> sure. you know he made the statements after he moved from new york to los angeles, so he probably figured nobody out in l.a. is ever going to catch me. i'm never going to get caught but then something rolling downhill, it gets bigger and bigger, ala brian williams. >> the bottom line is, either you're raised believing that integrity and authenticity matter or perhaps because you see things in your family, for instance, this would be a psychia tick epsychiatric

explanation that were lies from the start, you lose your respect for the truth, and can be a slippery slope even for this terrible story. an author james fray who wrote "a million little pieces" and part of the oprah book club. when he lied about his story in that book, oprah winfrey initially said what difference does that make? maybe it will help addicts anyhow, and remember, she gave us barack obama, she said i did my homework on this man. the truth matters. and when comedy central aired a special with mr. rannazzisi despite the fact that he lied about being in the world trade center, they showed themselves to not care about the truth. just like any network that welcomes brian williams back you question. >> personally he did apologize, he said i'm truly, truly sorry, this is inexcusable, comedian rannazzisi right there. >> imesorry and i'll be performing for money again. get yourself to psychotherapy and maybe he'll hear back from

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the streets of new york city, it is time for this week's "celebrity stroll." brian convinces somebody famous to skip lunch and walk with him during his radio show. >> is that the way you describe it? >> former van halen singer and solo artist, sammy hagar from musical to businessman, adding author to his resume with a brand new cookbook. >> cookbook? >> also a best selling

biography. how does his affairs compare to midtown's finest street meet? watch this. >> let's be honest, if you ever live the life of a rock star i'm about to get as close as possible saz thanks to sammy hagar. rather than sit down and talk can we take a stroll? >> that's why i wore my walking shoes. >> you're not with van halen now, why? >> i was going out of the band. they acted like i quit. those guys wouldn't let me do anything, i couldn't make a solo record, didn't want me playing with other people. i got this tattoo because they said i couldn't wear kabawawa shirts in the contract. i said fine. i'm a front man. hi there, darling. >> a lot of people compare you and i think you're okay with it with david lee roth. >> what would you compare about him and i? >> same band. >> that's it, though. >> do you feel like you're much better? >> no, i just think i'm

different. ♪ running with the devil >> so early on, very few people believed in you. >> that was tough. my mom she supported me but she thought i was just going to phase, get through it. i got married and had a kid and she said that's it, i'm kicking you out of the house, i'm not going to support you. i went on welfare. i still believed, i was 100% believing i was going to make it. >> going to be rock. >> i was going to be a rich, famous rock star. >> you are a businessman, too. >> ten restaurants and probably have 15 by the end of next year. >> i don't want to bring you to an expensive restaurant, but -- >> would you like a street hotdog? >> absolutely. right now i would like to have -- ♪ right now i like that. that's a good dog. >> you can't get this at any of your restaurants? >> no, man, this is rockin'. >> you want a picture?

>> i like a man in his suit. here's my book, look at this. are you kidding me? this is a dream come true. >> no, for me. >> no, look at that, my book. >> you like your fans? >> i love them. they have enriched my life immensely and i'm grateful. you see how much that is, brother? are you getting a picture of this? hold this. all right, there you go. >> you become president? >> i wouldn't want that job. they can have that job. i'm too happy. absolutely you can, favorite part myself job. okay that's 50 bucks. >> all right, where do we pay? >> i love people, i love playing music and i love good food, i love women, my wife. ♪ tell me why can't this be love ♪ >> this is your wedding day. beautiful wife kari, been together 25 years now, got a 19-year-old daughter and 14-year-old daughter. >> are you a good dad? >> i'm the best dad on the planet. >> make me feel better, say one

thing stressing you out. is there anything stressing you out? >> you comparing me to roth. >> david lee roth. why do so few people in rock today have your financial success? they all seem to be busted at one point or currently when you make t you get so much money so fast, you think you're so filthy rich that it will never end. >> it's what i did different, i kept working and i've just been lucky because i'm not educated, i don't know how to invest money. >> you have great instincts. sammy, out of all of these guys who is the most handsome? >> probably john scott. sorry, brian, he's a little better looking than you. come on, brian. wait a minute, photo bomb! >> she says she's miss america. >> is she really? i'm sammy hagar, can i take a picture with you? >> good to see you again. >> you should have a sing along. ♪ ♪ just you and i defying

gravity ♪ >> gorgeous. hey! >> i'll leave that to you. >> thank you. ♪ hey, baby >> sammy, i got a slice of your life. exit question, are you ready? the music goals still left for sammy hagar to achieve. >> i want to write songs and make records and sing for the rest of my life. peace and love. happy everything! this is happy! >> i love the "hi" t-shirt. what is in the cookbook? >> it's all of the recipes from his grandfather and he says what i like about my grandfather, he was a liar and a thief. but he was a great guy and he would love to cook. he came over from italy so the cookbook is fantastic, talks about all his -- >> charming guy. >> best seller. >> i don't know that i could love him any more than i did before this celebrity stroll. what a great look at him. >> brabd new rubrand new rum, j

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well he used to join us every monday before he decided he wanted to run for president of the united states. donald trump joins us every once

in a while, joins us from somewhere out there. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> there's been a good news for you today, a couple of polls out, you're once again the front-runner considerably in the nbc news survey, you're at almost 30, then you're followed by ben carson, carly fiorina and jeb bush, cruz and rubio. the headline here is carson has faded a bit since the debate on thursday, and fiorina is going up. why do you think that is? >> well, i think that she's got a good line of pitter patter, but when you listen for more than five minutes you develop a tremendous headache. if you've heard her it's similar, it's the same line, i've heard the same lines many times, and i think that that will fade, but i think it will really fade when people look at her business record. she drove lucent into the ground, a company that she ran. she then drove a big company, hewlett-packard, immediate a horrible transaction that can happen, but she made a horrible

purchase when she bought compaq computer. they're still recovering from her disaster. they cut 25,000 jobs last week on the front page of the wth journal, the company never recovered. when people see what a horrible job she did as a business leader. she was winning in the senate until they found out how bad she did in business frankly got wiped out and lost in a landslide. i don't see it as something that will last because her performance has been terrible. >> donald, we look at what happens, people go up and people go down. they're probably not going to be a nominee until march. >> right. >> you're somebody who has been in first place this whole time. could you handle dropping and would there be a comeback in you? would you be able to handle that emotionally, because for a guy that's been leading for so long, there might be some panic in your camp.

could that happen? >> well i don't think panic is a word that i'd use but sure, i'd like to stay on top. i have stayed on top. i've been very strong on that. i get by far the biggest crowds. we did 20,000 people the other day at the dallas arena where the mavericks play, 31,000 people in mobile, alabama, unbelievable and getting crowds like nobody else is getting, but it's possible that i'll drop -- hey look i'm still funding my own campaign, not taking money from lobbyists, not taking money from special interests. i'm going to do what's right. if i don't make it, that's okay, i'll go back to having a good time and building a business and being with my family and my kids, but this is a shot, and i'll give it my best and i think people respect that i'm not taking money from the special -- everybody else is by the way, every single person is. i'm not taking money from special interests. >> mr. trump one thing you've been able to do, it's impossible to escape controversy running for the presidency, you've been able to turn that and use it to your young. dr. ben carson is facing controversy in his campaigners

refusing to back down after he said i would not advocate we put a muslim in charge of the nation. this is what he would say. i'd love to hear how you would say it differently. >> should a president's faith matter, should your faith matter to voters? >> i guess it depends on what the faith is. if it's inconsistent with the values and principles of america, then of course it should matter, but if it fits within the realm of america and consistent with the constitution, no problem. >> so do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i don't. i do not. i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> can dr. ben carson recover from that statement? >> well, first of all, i really have got on it like him, in fact during that ridiculous debate, three hours, and stupid questions, but during that debate, we were high fiving each

other. we were having actually a good time, but look he's speaking his opinion. that's his opinion and you know, you're supposed to be, we talk about freedom of speech. he feels very strongly about it. i watched yesterday, i watched some of his representatives talking and he feels very strongly about it. >> sure. let's talk a little bit about you made a lot of head lines a lot of people in the media were upset that during a town hall you open it up, said i'll take a bunch of questions. the first questioner made a comment about the trouble with muslims and says right there our president is a muslim, and you took heed because yat because y defend the president of the united states. >> i took heat and it was interesting because i didn't say anything, the only time i've ever been in trouble, steve, for not saying anything. i can't believe it, i have a problem because i didn't -- and i'm saying that i have no obligation moral or otherwise to defend the president. i mean i'm not supposed to speak up. last night they took some pretty

vicious shots at me during the emmy awards. i don't think i'm going to see president obama come to my defense, okay? >> you're probably right. regarding that question, shortly after joe the plumber asked that question of barack obama, everybody in the world knew who joe the plumber was, went completely through his back ground. >> right. >> some people i read online think that guy may have been a plant to ask that question because he got the heck out of there. do you know anything about that guy? >> no, i don't. he had a trump beautiful shirt on which shows that he's a fan, and you know when he was asking that question, by the way, a lot of the people in the audience were nodding. they were not laughing at him or anything, they were nodding but i don't think he was a plant. certainly not from our stabpoint. that would not be the question. in fact, twhaeb question was asked i said oh, boy, this could only happen to me? i knew that question would be a slightly controversial one. no, i think he was a hard working guy from the area and he had this on his mind.

>> okay, so what do you think about this, 100 degrees out at the emmy's, 106 under some of the interview tenting going on. the only thing hotter than that at the emmys was you. watch the montage of the celebrities having a donald trump fest. >> donald trump of course is running for president to the delight of uncles everywhere. but you've got to say, sure, donald trump seems racist. what else? >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. no, no, i'm so sorry. donald trump said that, i'm sorry. >> there was one category of television that allows us as a society to sit back and enjoy the simple spectacle of reality. reality where a panel of millionaires fight like sharks to be chosen by average middle class americans, but enough about the republican national

debate. let's get to the awards. >> so donald trump, do you think the president of the united states is going to stand up and defend your character after hollywood let you have it last night? >> well i'm sure he will. i have absolutely no doubt in my mind. >> does it bother you? >> no, it doesn't bother me. i was watching actually and i saw it. no, it's a badge of courage, it's a badge of honor. it was sort of amazing when you think of it. you're watching television, you're watching the emmys and your name is mentioned by every person. >> i didn't hear a hillary joke. >> no hillary joke and look what she said about president obama in 2008. believe me, what i said issing into. look at what hillary said in 2008 when she was running against him. >> regarding what? >> well about his where he came from, and his whole status, you know, hillary was one of the first, maybe the first to bring it up, and i think you should -- people should start, go back and they should look at hillary's relationship to obama when they were running against each other. i think they'll be very surprised. >> you are saying the whole

birther thing started with hillary? >> go back and look and people don't know that and people don't talk about it. actually people do know about it but they don't talk about it. i think they should go back and look at it. >> her campaign helped create the idea that barack obama was a muslim and was born in kenya. >> that is correct. that's where it began. that's where it began, absolutely right. >> now she's upset that you said what you said last week. >> she gets so upset. this is the person that i don't know if she's going to make it osht. it looks like she probably will get by the e-mail scandal because nobody's going to do anything about it but what she did is disgraceful and what happened to general petraeus for doing much less and he was destroyed, i mean, the whole situation is a disgrace to the country. >> trrp trm >> donald trump thanks so much. 18 minutes to the top of the hour. no passport, no problem. the tsa will accept your costco card. >> wow. this mother of six boys went

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you know that. the pope this week is visiting the united states of america. he arrives in washington tomorrow. the trailblazing pontiff known for his plain spoken and pointed style offering opinions on a host of issues since he was selected in 2013. so what can we expect when he comes to america? here now more on pope francis is fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. >> pope francis was born jorge

mar mario bergolio, he graduated with a masters in chemistry but in 1988 decided to become a jesuit priest. so many he's known as father jorge as archbishop he rode the bus, the subway and he lives in a simple apartment where he cooked his own meals. succeeding benedict xvi in 2013 francis is the first latin american and first jesuit pope and also the first pope to take the name francis, after st. francis of assisi, a patron saint of the poor. he immediately set himself apart from his predecessors passing of the grand papal apartment for a simple two-bedroom residence. francis was dubbed the people's pope by "time" magazine for his defense of the poor. so from divorced catholics and abortion to climate change to

gay marriage, pope francis doesn't shy away from tackling sensitive topics in the church and in our society. recently he declared he is allowing priests to absolve women of the "sin of abortion if they repent with a contrite heart." francis also has radically revised the process by which catholics can annul their marriages, making it much easier and as thousands flee war-torn countries in the middle east the pontiff is asking every parish in europe to take in a family of refugees. pope francis is popular in the u.s., 59% view the pope favorably in a recent poll and the excitement first trip is growing for the 50 million catholics who live here. let's look at his tour. on thursday, he will be the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress at the invitation of house speaker john boehner, and while in

washington, the pope will also meet with president obama at the white house. he falls in line with the commander in chief on several issues including climate change and relations with cuba. he'll also cannonize junipe juniper sera, the 18th century missionary who walked thousands of miles to spread christianity in california. then he flies to new york city to address the united nations, and lead an interfaith service at the 9/11 memorial. friday night, francis will celebrate mass with more than 19,000 people at madison square garden, and the last leg of his trip, philadelphia, on saturday, he will visit independence hall speaking from the same lectern where abraham lincoln delivered the getsburg address. on sunday 400,000 people expected to are an open air mass outside the philadelphia art museum to celebrate the closing of the world meeting of

families, and that event is open to the public as well. the pope's arrival say hot ticket for the faithful. scalpers on craigslist asking for $3,000 for a spot to watch the pope ride through central park on friday, and we'll have it all here on the fox news channel. thanks, guys. >> all right, peter, thank you very much. peter will be helping with our coverage. coming up, on september the 11th, 2001, one man saved 12 lives but lost his own. an award inspired by his actions has been presented to its first recipient. meet that man, a true american hero, next. but first on this date in 1988, bobby mcferrin was singing to all of us about putting a smile on our face. ♪ don't worry be happy ♪ every life we have some trouble ♪

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on 9/11, one man saved 12 lives and lost his own. now an award inspired by his actions has been presented to its first recipient. that true american hero minneapolis firefighter jake laferrier joins us live today. thanks for being with us here. tell us your story. you went through about a month of rehabilitation, you had about 12 surgeries. what happened that day? >> yes, back in july 2010 i was involved, me and my crew on a back draft like you see in the movie "back draft" a house explosion where the house blew up on us, pretty much dove from the third floor of this burning building, landed in a burn unit, sustained third and fourth degree burns to my hands, second degree to my body. i was inpatient for about a month and a half and in that time i saw two little guys, a

3-year-old and 5-year-old that provided me the strength, the hope to kind of get through that whole experience and to moving forward. when i got out thereof, out of that hospital i knew those guys had touched me at such a level i knew we needed to do something to try to help moving forward with these little guys so my brothers and sisters did a fund-raiser because they didn't think i'd come back to work. that's how this started. we took that money and gave it to the kids. >> you started the firefighters for healing charity and this weekend at the bc/fsu game i was there watching the entire crowd embraced you as you received an award named after our dear friend from boston college, welles crowther, who was it like to receive from their mom and dad? they felt they had the honor of presenting the award named after their son. what was it like for you right there? >> that was the most amazing

experience of my life. quick note my organization saw you two there, too, so it's crazy how it unfolded but that was the most powerful and amazing event of my whole entire life. i've still kind of trying to process it all. i don't know, it just seemed to happen so quick. i can't express the amount of gratitude and how blessed i feel to have accepted that award on the behalf of every hero out there to kind of use this experience to help so many more kids and change so many lives so one of the best days of my life even better than getting on the fire department as a second generation fireman. >> wow, so if you want information on jake's charity after hearing the story donate here going to firefightersforhealing.org. >> i knew jake well and he'd give you a high five if he could and a big old hug for all that you're doing for the kids. it's an honor. >> that means so much to me. i want to make him and alison

and jeff proud. >> without a doubt you already have. you're a good man. we hope you feel great for many times to come. you're doing so much for the kids, the entire stadium full of red bandannas. we'll be right back with more "fox & friends." play awesome party song. ♪

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brett baer live in washington in moments. a mom in north carolina mom to six boys found out she's finally having a girl and the baby girl is here and the boys' reaction is pretty cool. >> she is cuter than i thought she would be. >> he's scared because it's a girl. >> yep, that's right, the entire family will be here to talk and will help them go through the process of accepting a girl into the family. mornings are better with "friends." ♪ >> usually he's wearing blue but he's got his shirt off here, this is the new york city police department officer who has stripped down to put physical fitness to the test and help us

all get more physical. >> that's right, and you think he's fit, look at his girlfriend, she's fit, too. this is proof. >> together they don't have anything in the house. >> not just workout, it's going to be a challenge, the guy with no shirt on is going to challenge you, you're going to do the same thing. >> shirtless, also shirtless for the segment? >> you'll be squaring off against the girlfriend. >> i better start stretching. >> will there be time for brett to get to new york? i know he'd like to participate. >> he can watch with everybody else. >> i want to go ahead to jim right now. >> let's hit the polls instead. donald trump, brett, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the latest cnn poll has him at 24%. carly fiorina got a bump at 15%. dr. ben carson at 14%. marco rubio also climbing up there at 11% and nbc had new results as well. trump is still in the lead. >> yes. you know, listen, he was

dominant going into that debate significantly so. anybody who thought he would drop precipitously i think that was wrong to begin with. number one. number two, the whole issue of "i fund my own campaign, and everybody else is beholden to all of the special interests and lobbyi lobbyists" that is a powerful message. the polls and the internals he talks about that, it's an automatic applause line and something that brings people to donald trump so don't expect him to change from that status, that soon. >> so now the big story is ben carson, number two or three in almost every poll and one of the great stories of this summer/fall, he comes out was asked a question over the weekend, and about a muslim, should relinlgion matter, and should you be, if you're a muslim, does it matter? let's listen. >> should a president's faith matter? should your faith matter to voters?

>> i guess it depends on what that faith is. if it's inconsistent with the values and principles of america, then of course it should matter. but if it fits within the realm of america and consistent with the constitution, no problem. >> so do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i don't. i do not. i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> seems to be a major problem, his answer. your reaction, brett? >> well he's defending it. the campaign is defending it saying that strict adherence to sharia law does not line up with the u.s. constitution. there are other candidates out now denouncing that. lindsey graham for example said that ben carson needs to apologize. others have weighed in, and now you have a number of islamic

groups saying he should drop out from the race. that's not going to happen. but he will i'm sure, drive some of the political reporting today. >> sure it absolutely will. donald trump has been able to use some controversial comments to his advantage, particularly when it comes to poll numbers and support from the base. he came on a program today and defended ben carson saying look, this is about the right to have an opinion, and freedom of speech. listen to this. >> look he's speaking his opinion. that's his opinion and you know, you're supposed to be, we talk about freedom of speech, he feels very strongly. it. i watched yesterday. i watched some of his representatives talking and he feels very strongly about it. >> he does. he also said that he goes i'm not telling a muslim should not run, prevent him from running. he's just saying he wouldn't vote for him. what is the fallout if there is any, from this, bret? >> you're right. the specific word "i would not advocate for that." that's where the campaign is hanging its hat. i think all of this is just a

focus and that there are a lot of people going to try to paint conservatives a certain way, saying that they're racist in some way. listen, dr. ben carson tells a very compelling story and donald trump is right. he's expressing his opinion. that opinion is controversial, and it will get some attention. >> sure, and hillary clinton has come out and lambasted donald trump. donald trump said people need to look at what hillary's campaign started regarding barack obama back in 2007-2008, where it was her campaign that helped create this rumor, that barack obama had been born in kenya, and was a muslim. that was his suggestion. the reason i mentioned that is because hillary clinton was on cbs "face the nation" yesterday and even though she's been in politics, brett, for decades, she is now an outsider. listen to this.

>> i mean look, i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that, and i've been in the public eye for so long that i think it's like the features you see in some magazines sometime, real people actually go shopping. >> she went on to say she was an outsider. if she's an outsider, who is in? >> she said she'd be an outsider if she was elected as a woman, and obviously politics dominated by men. i think it's really interesting to watch the hillary campaign, hillary clinton campaign react to some of the criticism and it's almost like an adviser said you need to be a real person and then she said the line, "i am a real person." it comes after that "new york times" piece a couple of weeks ago that said they were going to have planned spoon nate a ened emotion and you had concern about the crowds and the enthusiasm and suddenly she's on

the campaign trail saying these crowds are great and dancing with people. >> i got to ask you something. she's not answered the question when it came out to the e-mails at the end of the first segment she was asked a question, why are you sorry and who are you apologizing to? she has no answer and says with "everyone did it." really? who were the other people that used servers in their house. are there any? >> no, they use private e-mails, sure, colin powell has said that but nobody had this elaborate system of a private server, and i think that those answers are not, have not improved that much over time about the e-mail server and i don't think it's going away, even though she's doing many more interviews. we've invited her by the way on "special report" and hope she comes. >> ultimately the reason she's saying she's a real person is because she is losing in iowa and new hampshire, and the campaign has made it very clear she's got to win the first four

spots and right now she is trailing big time in the first two. >> she did go up in the national poll the latest national poll by cnn pa little bit on the nationl front. in the early states there is a real issue and that's why she spent a lot of time in new hampshire over the past couple of weeks as she's seen the numbers upside down. >> one thing about bernie sanders and joe biden they're authentic, love them or not love them they're authentic. brett baier, see you at 6:00 tonight unless you have other plans. >> i'm going to hit the gym. >> maybe he'll do the show tonight with no shirt on like the guy we'll have on in a little bit. >> if he does it, the whole panel has to have no shirt on. >> we'll be watching it. >> 6:00 p.m. it's about ten minutes after the top of the hour this monday. ainsley joins us with the latest on the pope. >> we hope the panel is all men, brian. >> yes. >> we begin with the pope story,

a fox news alert, moments ago the pope taking off from havana, cuba, headed to the eastern part of that country to celebrate mass in front of tens of thousands of people. on sunday he meat with raul and fidel castro. the fidel meeting lasting about 30 minutes the two exchanging books on religion. tomorrow he heads for america for a tour of washington, d.c., new york city and philadelphia. in just about an hour the mother and boyfriend charged with the murder of baby bella face a judge, an anonymous tip led police to rochelle bond and michael mccarthy three months after the girl's body washed up on the beach in boston. the mother says her boyfriend punched the little girl in the stomach because he thought she was possessed by satan. bella's death captured the country when police couldn't identify her body and asked the public for help. could joe biden be setting his sights on the white house? his wife could hold the answer. jill biden's spokesman saying of course she'd been on board if

her husband decides to throw his hat into the presidential ring. he deferred to his wife asked about a campaign. spokesman adding the bidens have not made any final decisions yet. and a 5-year-old girl uses her allowance money to buy ice cream for state troopers. here's the picture of them all together. isabela yawkey handed the officers six ice cream sundaes at a fast food restaurant in kentucky and thanked them for protecting her. they were on the way from a fellow officers' funeral. those are your headlines, baaing to you. >> a lot of smiles in that picture. ainsley thanks very much. 11 minutes after the hour. bowe bergdahl's lawyer says lieutenant colonel schaeffer lied about his client. the corn responds to the accusations next. tickets, check. lugage, check. passports, don't have it? don't worry, you can use your costco card. >> really? >> what

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a bombshell just dropped in the bowe bergdahl case. lead military investigator major general kenneth dahl testified

bergdahl wanted to expose issues within his unit and does not deserve a sentence in prison despite testimony he planned for months to abandon his post before ending up in the hands of the taliban. here to react lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer with the london center for policy research and a lot of your intelligence has proven 100% correct. how do you feel about being called out? >> i'm just, i find it quite humorous by the fact he's calling me out, made the comment how pentagon strongly disputed some of the things i said. they disputed the fact he was going to be indicted for des ergs. i think it's interesting that he's trying to not tell the full story, take pieces of the picture, put it out there to make advantage for his client and making him look stupid. >> bowe bergdahl's defense, eugene fiddel who said "in several instances persons appearing on fox" talking about you action tony "disseminated

demonstrably false information leaving army public affairs at one point to issue strong public denials." you said he'd get in trouble. >> and it turned out he did get in trouble. >> you were right. >> that's the bottom line here, they have nothing to go to, steve. when they talk about the kid and his planning, they have to get the diversion off. we become the convenient issue that makes it all justifiable for what he did, completely insa insane. >> what do you think about major general kenneth dahl saying i don't think he should go in prison for life, he's already been tortured. >> he was tortured by his own choice. no one put him outside that wire. he left the wire. he chose to put himself in danger. secondly, i think major dahl is saying that because the kick should never have been enlisted. he was kicked out of the coast guard for psychological issues. the army lowered the standards so i get what general dahl is saying. other generals i talked to, close friends of mine have said

you cannot have soldiers no matter what their mental condition is walking away from the front line during combat. you just can't do it. >> particularly in a case this high profile because -- >> absolutely. >> everybody across all the military platforms will go, look at that. you can go ahead and desert and not get in any trouble. >> this is where the president completely tried to influence the chain of command inappropriately. this has been one of the issues the army has been fighting is the corporate issue. the army cannot have soldiers in the middle of combat saying i want to go out, smoke hash and join the mafia. >> people are hurt and killed, let alone the missions they would have been on if they had not deserted. >> this becomes tough to prove. according to the people i talked to involved in the search, some of whom you all know seven individuals were killed as consequential to being out looking for him of our side and three british so a total of ten people during the time they were searching for him. >> and mark owens' book before bergdahl was even released, he writes about how they went to

search for a guy and his commander wounded and taken off the battlefield right there. think about what you weren't doing in search for him. in the big picture who ultimately decides his fate? is it a panel? >> the article 32 hearing will conclude either sustaining or not sustaining the current charges. i believe they'll come out sustained and a general court-martial and body of individuals, generals and others sitting and basically the judge and jury listening. it's different than corporate courts in the private sector. >> keep us posted when bergdahl's attorney calls to apologize. >> i'm looking forward to it. if he wants to call you can do that. >> when the president calls to apologize for giving up the four taliban commanders or five, that will be an interesting call, too. >> i'm looking forward to that, too. >> colonel, talk to you on radio. >> thanks, guys. coming up next a texas school criticized for arresting a teen who brought a clock to class but bill maher says the school got it right.

>> what if it had been a bomb? >> yes, exactly. >> so the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go oh, wait, this just might be my white privilege talking. >> is bill maher right? and this mother of six boys went viral after finding out she was finally having a girl. well the baby is here, and the six boys can't believe they've got a sister! >> she is cuter than i thought she would be. >> he's scared because it's a girl. >> it's a girl. the entire family joins us live next. good morning, everybody!

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quick headlines now the tsa can be very strict about many things but verifying your identity is apparently not one of them. if you forget an official i.d. at the airport just use your student i.d., prescription card or costco card. the tsa saying it considers your i.d. verified if you show two forms of identification with the same information. and a warning for parents your teenager could be pulling a fast one on you. >> i mean i really, really wanted to write my paper. i couldn't. and it's because i spent all last night in the granbury general emergency room. >> you are lying through your teeth you little demon. >> scientists say teenagers make great liars because of their ability to think fast. 60% of teen agers studies say lie up to five times a day. watch what happens when six

brothers meet their first little sister for the very first time. it's incredible. >> so small. i didn't even think babies were this little. >> i'm excited that she's here. he's scared because it's a girl. >> she might get pain and just paint everywhere. >> she is cuter than i thought she would be. >> oh, it's precious. after having six boys in a row, a north carolina family finally welcomes a little baby girl. that video is now their second to go viral with the news the family first caught attention showing the moment they found out they were having a girl. you see that here. mom basically fall on the floor. joining us now steven and cher lair 'chin jackson, campbell, sawyer, houston, shepherd, knox and now baby ruby. welcome to "fox & friends,"

everybody. >> hi, thank you so much. >> good morning. >> cher, how are you feeling? >> we're hanging in. these people, we don't know, we'll see how it goes. >> don't worry about it. you're talking to a mom here who invites all kinds of crazy. who is going south there in the striped shirt so we can say hi? >> that's knox, he's 2, he's very 2 right now. >> he's doing 2 very well. >> he's owning it. he's owning it. >> boys, first of all, congratulations, this is such a precious picture and we're all so excited for you, as were millions of americans, jackson, what is the best thing about having a baby girl in the house? >> jackson, what's the best thing about having a baby girl in the house? >> oh, well it's a new experience and i like new speerns. you've never experienced a baby girl. >> she's so small. i never thought babies could be that small. >> pretty tiny the babies and now a girl. houston, are you thinking that ruby will grow up and paint the

whole house pink? >> do you think ruby's going to grow up and paint the whole house pink? >> is she going to paint it pink? you'd like that. >> you're a big fan of pink, pink shirt. >> favorite color, right? >> no. pink is horrible. >> pink is horrible. >> pink is horrible. you're going to have to get used to it, pal if she likes pink. what do you think buzz? >> i don't like dresses that are pink. like that dress. >> so mom, there goes the idea of any hand-me-downs, right, nothing is coming ruby's way from these boys. >> that's true but these have worn six-time hand-me-downs so it's getting pretty haggard so time for now stuff. it's okay and i'm having fun. >> picking up clothes they see in piles, what are these things on them, those are called tags. this is what new clothes look like. they've never seen that because they get the hand-me-downs from their six brothers. >> dad, you've had six boys, they're brilliant, fun and

active and now ruby comes along. what was going on in your heart? >> you know it's phubby. we love our boys, they're such a blessing to us but i will say there's always that moment you go to a friend's wedding and the dad gets to dance with the daughter for the first time and you kind of see that and go, wow, boys are awesome but i will never have that. so now this just sort of completes the picture and you know honestly we're just so incredibly blessed. >> for the boys who are left there you are, bud, raise your hand if you are going to tell america that you're going to defend your sister and be the best big brothers out there. >> raise your hand if you're going to protect your baby sister, who is going to take care of her? >> me. no boyfriends. no boyfriends. >> nice. >> you got a good group right there. we want to thank the entire lair family. we're so thrilled to share your excitement as is america and thanks for being with "fox & friends." baby ruby, welcome. you've got some good brothers there. >> thank you so much. >> thanks.

>> they're great for a bunch of boys sitting still all that time. >> we did what we can do. >> you're doing a great job, mom. that's not even one month out, impressive. what a family. still ahead the family of a child with autism is being sued by their neighbors, the reason why, will have you scratching your head and then danger at the raceway, a man walks right onto the track as cars go flying by. so how did he get there in the first place? the serial blame game. the administration admits there's a problem. why can't they come up with a solution and did they cause the problem? join me for a must see real story today at 2:00. play awesome party song. ♪

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well over the weekend a lot of people were talking about the case of the irving, texas, kid who by the name of ahmed hohamed who took his little invention that looked like a bomb to school and the teachers saw it. he said it's a clock and the teacher thought it was a bomb and called the police. the only reason he was arrested they say is because he was a muslim. lot of people on the political left say that was just not right. >> except one. bill maher, we'll tell you what he said. he actually said we need perspective on this and then we spoke with dr. jasser and he said he's right as well. watch. >> somebody look me in the eye right here and tell me over the last 30 years if so many muslim young muslim men and he's young, 14, but that's not saying it never happened before. >> right. >> hasn't blown a lot of

[ bleep ] up around the world. and this guy, this kid deserves an apology because he wasn't one of them. but let me read what somebody said on "the daily beast" "why would a homemade clock get him arrested you may ask?" i just answered that question. what if it had been a bomb? the teacher is supposed to see something that looks like a bomb and go oh, wait, this just might be my white privilege talking. >> right. right. >> i sure don't want to be politically incorrect. so i'll just 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 bombings, the london bombings, the bali disco tech bombings, the kenya mall bombings. the lack of perspective on this is astounding. >> any kid that had brought it be it muslim or nonmuslim i hope in today's heightened security alerts in high schools and

schools across the country where he's seen second-guessing how certain murders happened, listen, i want the school where my kids are at to be a hypervigilant especially in today's threat of isis, et cetera, so please let's stop the collective outrage. potus our president needs to stop tweeting about the victim mongering episodes and pay attention to real muslim heroes in saudi arabia and elsewhere, thousands fighting for freedom that deserve the hashtag of the president much more so than a hypervictimized teen in texas who is pretty privileged. >> what about american soldiers fighting for freedom on a regular basis and fighting over there on a regular basis? i thought what did donald trump say he brought up a good point. people from sweden aren't blowing things up. should he have been cuffed? that's over the top. >> for that case i would have been cuffed in my science fair. most of mine looks like they could explode at any point. nobody arrested me. >> all the loose wires got the

antenna up on the teacher. what would you do? wouldn't you call somebody and say does this look like a clock to new. >> when in doubt, toss to ainsley. >> we're in doubt. >> thank you, ryan. and good morning to you at home. here's headlines for you, a bad breakup could be the motive in that church shooting over the weekend. police say james mentor shot his girlfriend, their newborn child and the pastor at the oasis tabernacle church in selma, alabama, when he sat down next to her in the pew he pulled out a gun and shot her in the jaw and shoulder, then he shot their 1-month-old in the hand. the minister runs over to help them and is shot in the leg. police say he was also upset about visitation rights. tragedy right here in our own fox news family, jake brewer a white house tech adviser and the husband of fox news contributor mary catherine hamm is dead this morning. here's a picture from their wedding. brewer just 34 years old was hit by a car riding his bicycle in a washington, d.c., cancer

fund-raiser. president obama releasing a statement in reaction to this stunning news saying jake was armed with a brilliant mind, a big heart and insatiable desire to give back. he devoted his life to empower people. mary catherine social media writing "i will miss him forever even more than i can know right now." brewer and ham had a daughter together, a little girl named georgia, and they're expecting their second child due very soon. our thoughts and prayers are with their family today and every day. mary katarine we love you. neighbors suing their former neighbors because of their son who has autism. multiple families say the parents didn't do enough to keep the child with autism from hurting other children in the neighborhood. they say the 11-year-old would hit and slap other kids on the street. the neighborhood now has mixed feelings about that lawsuit. >> it's a difficult thing but

the bottom line is everyone needs to be safe. >> the family of the child has since moved out of that neighborhood, but the neighbors are still suing the family. high speed danger out at a formula 1 racetrack. >> what is this? it's a man going for a stroll alongside the track. >> wow. drivers of the singapore grand prix dodging that man who is just calmly walking on the track. police quickly arresting him saying that he must have had a couple of beers. that's what beers will do and those are your headlines. >> thank you. >> by the way, ainsley just told us the story about mary katharine ham's husband's passing. they're up to $114,000 on go fund me. go to our website and children's

scholarship fund. we'll have a link on our website in about 20 minutes to that website. >> sure. tv's biggest night didn't fail to impress here as we all got to witness history in a handful of firsts to are a few actors at last night's emmys. >> fox's vp of marketing michael tomero. >> hey guys, good morning. no disappointments at this year's emmy awards unless you lost. check out the highlights from last night's incredible show. >> "game of thrones." >> night of new winners, good-bye kudos, heartfelt speeches and emotional moments at the 67th emmy awards on fox. >> in support myself family, my beautiful, new wife, i'm here. >> tracy morgan made his first public appearance after his critical bus crash giving thanks for support he received and then announcing best drama series to "game of thrones."

>> they said you could win with dragons this year. i think a lot of it we talked about it a lot and knew that there would be no matter how well the show turned out we knew that there would be some resistance. >> "veep"! >> it stars julia louise dry from us, fourth win for outstanding comedy actor in a series. >> viola davis, how to get away with murder. >> viola davis making history, received outstanding actress in a drama becoming the first african-american woman to win the top award. >> i didn't know everyone wanted me to win it so badly, but you know, i keep saying the same quote over and over because it hit me so hard is that stories never end. my story doesn't end here. >> jeffrey tambor.

>> lead actor portraying a transgender woman in "transparent." >> i want to thank the people to whom i owe an incredible debt. >> jon hamm finally the xwoegol statue. >> these people i love desperately, i will never work with another group of people like this again. >> reporter: "the daily show with jon stewart" picked up three awards. ♪ the hosts delivered on the signature song, dance and comedy video skits. ♪ i'm the only one qualified to be hosting ♪ >> reporter: as the new fall season begins it was a big night for the brightest and best on tv. >> it was. it certainly was for more highlights of last night's show and for all our other celebrityber views, logon to ifin then jx upon light.com or follow me on twitter and instagram. >> thank you, michael, go take a

nap. >> do i look like i need it? >> no, no, no of course not. we just know your schedule. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. straight ahead an historic moment in havana, cuba, today as pope francis met face-to-face with fidel castro yesterday. father jonathan morris is next with the impact this could have on the pontiff's visit to america tomorrow. >> historic. then do you think this police officer looks good in his uniform? well, how do you think he looks without it? he's bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase new york's finest and he has become a social media sensation. he's here to put us to the test. >> where y, because of his hair style? i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will.

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have when we rihe arrives in th. tomorrow? >> joining us is father jonathan morris. >> thank you. >> down in cuba, the pope was not scheduled to meet with dissidents because if you're going to cuba you can't say hey, cuba, you run everything, can you send some dissidents over. >> communist dictator would you set up a meeting for the pope with your dissidents? that doesn't work. >> didn't they do that with the soviet union? >> what the vatican did in this case, they had the vatican ambassador set up an informal meeting with the dissidents at the cathedral, right, so the dissidents knew when they were supposed to come, they came and of course they got stopped, they got arrested, but the good news is that that's all on camera now. the ap has pictures of them getting beat up and body slammed on the streets and the cuban newspaper it's in there they got arrested. >> the state-run media in cue

with cuba is covering it? >> i'm sure in their own way. >> do you think the pope could have done more? >> you know, i think this is a question of figuring out the best way to do things in a very, very murky situation. i think the pope's approach to it is, it hasn't worked, the hard line of embargoes have not worked for 60 years. for the people of cuba, therefore, let's try something different. >> sure. >> i don't know if it's going to work and the pope isn't somehow infallible in his choices of diplomacy. that's certainly not even catholic teaching that he would be infallible, he'll make the right decision on diplomacy every time. i think he's saying put people first. what he said in the swipe to the communism we mentioned at the fing he talked about each not serving ideologieses but rather people themselves, in other words take care of the people, fidel and he had a private meeting with him and you can be sure that he had an earful. >> what do you think about be

his focus, call out america for capitalism, will he push for green energy? >> first the pope has never called out capitalism as a bad system. what he's talked about is the excesses of capitalism. excesses of anything or the love of money, actually that's not pope francis, that's the gospel, the love of money is the root of all evil. i think it's going to make us uncomfortable says things in ways i wouldn't say for sure. he comes from latin america where crony capitalism is a huge, that's what he knows of capitalism. i think will be a learning experience also for pope francis. he's never been to this country. i think he'll go away with something that's going to influence him as much as i hope it influences us. >> father john than helping us. >> you're giving me a blank stare. >> is this really a listening tour for him? >> we don't know what he's going to say. they haven't tipped their hand. >> there are things he does like global warming is a big one. >> you don't call out the country that is the force for goodness in the world.

>> maybe there is some things of truth we can learn more. we'll talk more and fight more all week long, brian. i can't wait. >> thank you very much, sir. come up straight ahead, do you think this police officer looks good in his uniform? how about without it? >> that's right, he is bringing a whole new meaning to the frads new york's finest and become a social media sensation. he and his girlfriend are here to put brian and elisabeth to the test. right now check in with bill hemmer. >> good morning, guys, my money is on the folks outside. >> that's smart money. >> a shift in the polls, who is making a move, karl rove will an his. hillary clinton is talking, what is she saying about the server? a muslim for president in why better than carson says that was a gotcha question. did putin outflank president

obama in syria? we'll see you on a monday edition of "america's newsroom" in ten minutes.

well he puts a whole new meaning on the phrase new york's finest. this new york city police department officer becoming an internet sensation for posting these pictures with no shirt on and promoting health for first responders and of course the public. >> by the way his girlfriend is pretty fit as well. i noticed that on the prompter. >> extraordinarily fit. this morning we invited them to test our fitness. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you guys? >> we didn't realize you were busting out so to speak. >> i grew, started my internet page to try to motivate cops and

first responders to try to get in shape, live a healthier lifestyle and just kind of xwru to almost 9,000 followers and then article in "the post." >> the instagram "no doughnuts here." >> poking fun at the store yo type. >> you certainly met your match. >> she's like a coach to me as well. >> what are your secrets for everyone, not just officers as well. it's a great message that you have, when you talk about the everyday folk like us, what are we to do to stay fit? >> i have two kids so sometimes it's hard to get to the gym so a lot of my big bases is easy things you can do at home any time, two to three minute little workouts. >> we'll have a little workout right now. michael you and brian will square off. eillen you and elisabeth over here with the biceps curls. >> we're over here. you're going to start with biceps. >> oh the guys are, very good. >> we're just going to admire.

>> what's the idea? doing how many biceps curls? >> do sets of ten here. >> do a set of ten. >> but be sure to go all the way down and all the way up and not rock back. >> if i wore short sleeves you could see my tattoos. >> stick with one a day. so you could do single arm and alternate. >> do you find yourself staring at your biceps or just me? >> it's just you. or you could do double. >> all right, we get the idea. now you just do 12 of those. pushups with the weights? >> you could. you could do them on the floor if you want to. >> what are you doing? you're doing three sets of them? >> yes. >> weights is a good idea. you might as well use them. >> just contract on the way up.

>> good work. >> round of aplaus for brian and elisabeth the ladders. >> you can work something in, i call it my work in. have a couple of minutes, at home hopefully you have stretchy pants on and won't still be in your heels. if you were nice and easy, you can stay on your toes. nice and easy. >> under the hurdles. >> oh the hurdles. >> with the heels. >> you show me, what we can do is go over squat, over, squat over, squat. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. >> that would be scary. >> i will try that later. 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do?

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what's up mikey?ringing) (beep) play awe♪ome party song. hey buddy i heard you're having a party. what? if i was having a party, i'd invite you. would you? yeah. (phone ringing) oh! i got another call. adam: i'm not having a party! hey chris what's up! you heard about adam's party man? it's going to be crazy. i knew it! (beep) find the closest party store... introducing app-connect. (google voice) here are your directions. michael: i'm gonna throw my own party. the things you love on your phone, available on 11 volkswagen models. thanks to the new york sports club for letting us borrow some of their weights.

>> average monday workout? >> we'll set something up for sure. usually a chest workout. >> nodoughnutshere. >> see you tomorrow everybody. bye-bye. carly fiorina takin bill: good monday morning. brand-new polling just out taken after the republican debate showing carly fiorina surging, taking a giant leap into second place and donald trump's lead, at least in this poll, shrinking. martha: good morning, i'm martha. take a look at some of these numbers. 24% still want donald trump for the nomination but tt'