pizza rat. this rodent was caught mugging a new york city pizza. this is going viral this morning. more wrath for people in new york city. >> "fox and friends" is next. good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 22nd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. fake terrorists could be impersonating police and mixed in with the crowds gathering to see pope francis? the frightening new warning. the pope comes to america today. >> he does. meanwhile, a political bombshell. >> i am being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race in a positive and conservative message and rise to the top of the field. >> governor scott walker of wisconsin bows out, not before calling on other candidates to

do the same to unite against donald trump. >> so far they haven't. >> they ought to make halloween great again. meet donna rump shaker. coming to a doorstep near you. >> is that the sexy donald trump. >> trending for halloween. >> trick-or-treat, ladies and gentlemen. fr "fox and friends" starts now. ♪ i got have faith ♪ >> got to have -- 4:00 this afternoon, the pope lands from cuba at joint base andrews ten miles from the capitol dome. he's going to spend the next couple of days here in washington and philly and new york city and i tell you what, here in new york on friday, this will be the worst traffic perhaps in the city's history. you will have a pope, you will

have a president. you will have 180 leaders and you will have beyonce. >> wow. >> in that order. >> enough said. >> why would the pope come with a all the traffic there. >> for beyonce. >> if anyone can deal with the traffic, i bet the pope's prayer can handle that in a snap. >> pope mobile weaves in and out of traffic. >> the visit by the pope is historic but overshadowed by a frightening new warning. fake terrorists could be impersonating police, mixing themselves right into the crowd. this as the pope prepares to arrive in america a few hours from now. >> this picture is live in washington, d.c., which is the pope's first stop, about 4:00 this afternoon. good morning. >> this is being called the largest security operation ever. think about that. as one d.c. official told me, this is like the inauguration,

the fourth of july fire woerks and the marathon rolled up into one. as if that weren't bad enough, there's a new warning from law enforcement in philadelphia. they're worried terrorists are trying to impersonate police officers and firefighters. now, this threat isn't specifically tied to the pope's visit. nor are there any credible threats against the pope. it's one more consideration that the pope's lengthy security detail is going to have to factor in from the secret service and the swiss guard and local police and the fbi. >> we're most concerned about the unknown. if we had something specific and credible, we would be acting upon that. to disrupt it, neutralize it and ensure that no harm comes to anyone. >> the pope will first touchdown in the united states around 4:00 p.m., just a few miles from here at joint base andrews where he'll be greeted by president obama and the first lady. the big day is tomorrow. it starts at 9:00 a.m. with a welcome ceremony at the white house private meeting with the president and

then the papal parade. the pope in his white american edition pope-mobile will make his way down the stop. followed by the first canonization mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. then he will address a joint meeting of congress. the first time that's ever happened. this is the first time the pope has ever been to the united states ever, in his whole life. a lot of firsts coming up in this historic swing from d.c. up to norng and then philadelphia. >> it's an exciting time. we thank you for that. >> the pope won't have any trouble with crowds. did you know he worked as a bouncer at one point. it's because he was a chemist. that's one thing i didn't know. he graduated with a degree in chemistry. he's going to have an extraordinary time here. >> a man of the people. it starts here in the united

states. a couple hours. you'll see it all live here on fox. governor scott walker, after a forceful address to the iowa freedom summit in january where the republican establishment said, you know what, he could be one of the final guys standing. as it turns out, he was one of the first guys out. listen. >> today i believe that i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> there he goes. just like that, the guy that many people thought was the conservative answer because of the success he had in wisconsin,

winning in a purplish state. he bows out. when people asked him about a wall, he said i'll build a wall on the northern border. when he was asked about the refugee crisis, he said i don't deal in hypotheticals. he had a major meeting with his wife called late last week after the debate. that was a do or die debate. did not do exceedingly well. he was overshadowed by five or six candidates. then it became clear, a lot of donors running for the hills and supporters wouldn't get paid. he decided to get out. >> with the suspension here. when you look at his polling, he was less than 1% going in. the latest poll out of the sec debate there. we had the one zinger thing. we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we had those moments and then this one. this is a huge moment calling for other candidates to step out so that they could -- so that the ones with the most steam could challenge what i think he's aiming at, donald trump.

chris christie disagrees with this strategy coming from scott walker. >> i don't share his view. i don't think there's anything dangerous going on. the fact is we're having a competition. the competition of personalities and approach and division will be what determines this. there's too much talk about the people on the stage. let's talk about the people at home in the audience. >> that was a big moment. >> you know what, it is now officially phase 2 of the republican primary. time to stop trump according to mr. walker. that's his goal. but also keep in mind, he's still a sitting governor. he's got a state to run. and he doesn't want the run for presidency to screw up his day job. others are suggesting it was patriotic for him to drop out, essentially doing the tim pawlenty thing that he did a number of years ago. do you think it was patriotic for scott walker to bow out of the race for the white house?

e-mail us, facebook us or tweet us. >> do you want others to follow walker out? some of the 1% ers. >> mccain came back and won the nomination. >> rick perry and now we have scott walker. some call for dr. ben carson to maybe follow in the footsteps for different reasons. for saying that a muslim should not be the president josh ernest in the white house reprimanding dr. ben carson saying there will be consequences to what you said. watch. >> he has been not just a tendency but a willingness on the part of successful republican politicians and dr. carson in many of the polls ranks second or third. we've seen willingness on the part of many of those candidates to countenance offensive views, all in pursuit of political support. in the case of republican primary and pursue votes is not

something that's consistent with the values of the vast majority of americans. you know, ironically enough, i do think that the views articulated by dr. carson are entirely inconsistent with the constitution that does actually guarantee the freedom of religion in this country. so ultimately, there will be con kwenss. >> josh ernesto owe i wish he would slow down with his remarks. we need another hour for the show. clarified -- carson wanted clarified. i know there are many peaceful muslims who do not adhere to the sharia beliefs. until they're renounced, i cannot advocate a muslim for president. he's not saying they shouldn't. he's saying he of one vote would not advocate for it. >> if you adhere to sharia law, gay people must be killed, women

must be subservient and people from other religions must be killed. that's part of what dr. ben carson was talking about earlier with the hypothetical question from chuck todd. nevertheless, he double downed with sean hannity right here on this channel. >> i stand by the comments. what we have to do is recognize that this is america. and we have a constitution. we do not put people at the leadership of our country whose faith might interfere with them carrying out the duties of the constitution. >> let us know your prognosis for dr. carson's position in the primary season right now. will he make it through these comments or will the white house's comments urge him -- >> the republicans who also said ben carson, you've got to apologize. >> lindsey graham. >> so basically a lot of

republicans are saying ben carson says i know exactly what i said. >> there is in religious test for president. let us know what you think about dr. carson doubling down. 11 minutes after the top of the hour on this very busy tuesday. look who has the headlines. >> great to see everyone. off to a great day. a major shootout in front of a california target store in broad daylight. it puts two police officers in the hospital and left two suspects dead. officials in the northern town of sand city say the policemen confronted the suspects in order to serve warrants and that's when the shooting started. the officers were hit in the exchange of gunfire. both are now recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries in california. jury selection begins today in the trial of two men accused of killing border patrol agents fry and terry. terry was gunned down in 2010. he was killed with a weapon from that botched fast and furious gun running operation. that's where federal agents sold

guns to criminals and later lost track of them. terry's parents accused the obama administration, specifically eric holder, of covering it all up. navy fighter jet plunges to the ground near a california military base. it was able to parachute safely to the ground. he landed in a dirt field a few miles from la more naval air station. no word on what caused the crash. this ought to make halloween great again. that's what donald trump might say. let introduce you to this one. donna t. rump shaker. she's coming to a doorstep near you. it's the sexy donald trump costume being offered for sale on the website. some for 70 bucks. sort of a business comic suit. tiny little shorts that will probably get you kicked out of

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the ceo of the national centers for policy and analysis. he joins us now. >> good to be with you, steve. we've heard this particular administration does not seem to be a friend of the military. they're cutting things to the bones. there will be a modest pay raise. they'll slow the rate of growth in basic housing allowances and raising out-of-pocket expenses to 5% and a tricare plan and pharmacy co-pay adjustments. it's going to cost more to be a marine and not giving them as much. >> it's interesting. when you look at that list that you named off, what have we tried to -- what if we tried to cut food stamps or the money to section 8 housing. the most responsibility to the federal government is to provide for the common defense and take care of our men and women in uniform. we know that we're not taking care of our veterans as far as

their health care. the fact that we want to bring in tens of thousands of refugees to the united states of america, probably not going to be vetted very well and we're going to once again open up the social welfare programs it all of these individuals. >> absolutely. we know the refugees will receive at least an $1850 reset willment fee automatically and then eligible for all the things that americans generally get when they're here and they're in trouble. >> absolutely right. think about the fact that the obama administration has said that we're going to cut 40,000 active duty soldiers from the united states army. what's going to happen to them? we have a navy at levels. the oldest and the smallest fleets in the air fas. yet, we'll take taxpayer dollars and give it to people that are coming here and we know nothing about. >> making it harder to be a member of the military and easier for somebody from another land to come here. >> absolutely. at a time where we have russia

with their troops in syria, we see china expanding in the pacific and we're decimating our military and it's a slap in the face to those who raised their right hand who said they will support and defend the constitution. >> for active duty military and retired as well, when they look at this commander in chief and what he's done so far, what's the feeling? >> the feeling is a bit of -- it's dejection. i mean, here are the people that are the best that this country can produce and they don't understand why the commander in chief is making them third class citizens. >> thank you. >> indeed. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. it is a crucial drug that treats a deadly disease and the cost just went up by more than 5,000% all over a business deal. wait until you hear this. what's the key to success? failure. that's straight from football hall of famer, fran tarkenton. that's incredible.

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24 minutes past of top of the hour. quick headlines. the fbi stone walling lawmakers investigating a hillary clinton e-mail matter. the bureau refusing a federal judge's request to say whether deleted personal e-mails can be retrieved from the private server. the fib says it's following policy. critics say they're acting above the low. the department of justice is considering criminal charges against vw. they recalled thousands of vehicles after the trick software to give cars passing --

careful there. what is what is the key to success? fran tarkenton has a new book out called "the power of fail your -- fran, welcome back. >> good to be back. >> you had unbelievable success as a player. professional football player. that puts you in a rare air. you go to three super bowls, that puts you in a rare air. what do you know about failure? >> i think i know everybody about it. sam walton, the greatest entrepreneur in the history of the world, i asked him one time, i said did you have any failure in building walmart? thousands and thousands and thousands of times. everybody that has success fails because you got to do, try and go and try new things, you're going to fail and you learn from the failure. >> talk about it, too. you say this in the book. talking about failure builds credibility with your team demonstrating you're a leader

who hides. people trust you when you talk about failure and it's desirable. why is it desirable? >> you feel good when you take responsibility for something. you don't take responsibility, you cannot improve. i've played and lost three super bowls. biggest place you could play. in front of millions of people. i could blame my offensive line, defensive line, we didn't catch it enough, didn't make enough tackles, kick enough field goals. i put it on me. it was on me. if i would have played better, i would have thrown more touchdown passes, scored more points, we could have won. by taking that ownership of that failure, learn from it and what did i not do? how did i not prepare well? that's where success comes. >> couple things. you host -- you're a mainstream guy. but you had to get another job. you were in the real world. you were in trucking at the same time you're the quarterback of the giants. >> i worked for a trucking company. the salesman for $600 a month in the winter of 1926 in sioux

falls, south dakota. i worked every off season. i made speeches for $25 a night. i had a paper route at 7 years old in washington, d.c. i learned from doing. you guys know that. you're great successes. you learn from doing and you fail along the way. you want to fail fast and learn from the failure. >> and rebound from it. it's a powerful message. i love how you say every day you wake up in the morning and create a sense of desperation. >> there's a report that came out that 90% of players who donated their brains. you played and took hard hits. extended plays. you had nothing in the helmets. they looked almost empty in terms of padding. >> i think it's better that way. i think we should go back to leather helmets. people are using it as a missile. they're hitting people head to head contact with that great big strong helmet and if you put a leather helmet back in, took that away, they wouldn't be sticking their heads in their faces. >> do you worry about your own health? >> no.

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hillary clinton went on face the nation this weekend and she was asked a pretty simple question. check out her answer. i think it could have been a little shorter. >> give us three words that is the real hillary clinton. just three. >> 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. and i've been in the public eye for so long that i think it's like the feature that you see in a magazine sometimes. real people actually go shopping. >> that's what they need on the chat shows. when you ask a question up in the corner, there should be an automatic fact check. >> wasn't it a bizarre question, though. three words to describe yourself as real? >> honest and genuine. >> i don't know -- >> she cough have said, a real person. that was her message ultimately with the new and improved hillary. >> she's a real person. joining us right now is a nice person. >> great to see. i was down in washington yesterday got a behind-the-scenes look at where

the pope will be celebrating today. >> i have news to bring you. a price increase on a drug to treat patients suffering from cancer and aids. it's sparking global outrage. the cost is jumping from $13 a tablet to $750 in just one day. that's considered more than a 5,000% increase. that was recently purchased by a pharmaceutical company. the president is there. he's a 32-year-old. the price is necessary to turn a profit and to stay in business. a child sent to the hospital in a car left smashed like a tin can. look at that. all because of a spider? police say an indiana mom was backing out of her driveway when she saw a spider on her shoulder. she jumped out of the car leaving her 9-year-old in the car. he hopped in the front seat to try to stop the car but he accidentally hit the throttle. he crashed into a bus and

suffered minor head injuries. no kids were on the bus. we'll keep you updated on that one. a mexican restaurant sparking problems in north carolina. that statue in front much a restaurant called hot taco is racist. they say the guy sleeping in a sombrero, well, it increases stereotypes of mexicans as lazy. that's what they're saying. people living nearby have started a petition asking the restaurant to bring down that statue. so far the restaurant has not commented on that issue. what do you think of that one? new york city renowned for pizza. this little rodent knows it. pizza rat. little too early to look at that. nevertheless -- he was caught on camera lugging the slice of pizza down subway steps. he gets it for a few moments. but now it's going viral this morning. >> he just makes me think of

splinter from teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> one is a cartoon. one we're living with. hope you know the difference. >> i can't eat another piece of pizza, until lunch. >> thank you. it's time now for the weather. and maria molina is on the streets of new york city. where it's nice and fresh this morning. it's a little chilly. but it's going to be a gorgeous day. >> that's right. it feels crisp, i think, is the word. a little bit on the chilly side this morning. but we'll have a lot of sunshine. temperatures will be heating up. it's going to be a beautiful day across many areas. it feels very fall-like, including in the northeast. temperatures in the 60s. farther west across the midwest, it's cooler. waking up to temperatures only in the 50s in chicago and also in cleveland. across the plains, another day where it still feels like summer. temperatures well into the 90s across texas, oklahoma and even up into parts of kansas. we're looking at temperatures summer-like, 80s and 90s expected. a lot of tropical moisture and

the concern for flash flooding in states like arizona, new mexico. we have watches that are already in effect and across the northern plains, heavy rain is forecast as we head into tonight. also into tomorrow. but this afternoon, some storms are possible out here. they could bring severe weather. looking at large hail, a concern across minnesota and the dakotas. back inside to brian. >> thank you very much, maria. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. the new york jets flew into indianapolis. in case you nodded off, it wasn't good for the colts. watch this from andrew luck. >> it's deflect d and intersecht septembered. >> the colts turn it over five times courtesy of darrelle revis. it's a total collapse for them. the jets looked fantastic. the colts did not. the jets defense might be one of the best in the league. the team has ten turnovers in two games. that ties a record. sko it be tebow time again. tony romo out for eight weeks

because he broke his collarbone. he tweeted this. a win game two but lose tony romo. maybe dallas will sign tebow. okay, governor, thanks. check out this. california high school team hiding the ball in a huddle on april kick return. then leaving the other team completely baffled. as they sprinted in for the score and get this. it was their first kickoff return for a score since 2009. they're still looking for it. >> shell game. >> that's when football was fun. >> high school football is a blast. that was a great play. kudos to that. >> where did the ball go? >> 22 minutes before the top of the hour. >> you've heard how dangerous social media can be for your kids. we have chilling new proof. >> we do. watch this. heather childress is here with the new eye opening video that every family needs to watch at least the parents. >> the kids to watch this too. parents pay attention.

kobe pearson is known for social media experiments, exposing the dangers of the internet. you may remember his first video showed him luring girls with a fake facebook profile. it got more than 38 million views on youtube. this time he's out with a new public service announcement showing that boys can also fall victim and perhaps the most serious part about this is the fact that he lured were already warned about the dangers by their parents. >> never had a problem in the past with him talking to people or anybody that he doesn't know? >> never. >> we've been talking for 12 hours. he was persistent to meet up. be there in 20 minutes riding my bike.

>> help! >> this is exactly what you get. how many times have i told you not to talk to strangers on the internet. >> that is really scary. well, there's new video has close to 6 million views and kobe person will join us live here on "fox and friends" in about an hour. and we'll see more of these terrifying cases. we'll talk about what youout th to protect your family. back to you. >> heather, thank you very much. when he was with us the last time, we tell our children about the dangers of the internet and our kids are not in their heads, you're right, i'll never do that. videos that he produces are so eye-opening and kids are so trusting. >> boys -- >> high schools. >> boys think they're not susceptible to this. this is an incredible thing he's doing. as a mom, i thank him for this. it's chilling and hard to watch but he's going to save a lot of kids and he's using his talent to do it. >> he's going to join us.

>> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. >> the pope is less than 12 hours away from arriving in the united states. he's facing controversy. is it fair? a former ambassador is here. breathe yourself thin. >> i can do that. >> could it actually work? inhale and exhale everybody. >> whisper, they're sleeping. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business services with at&t and get up to $500 in total savings.

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plane to get last-minute deals on flights all over the place. keep that good luck rolling as you leave las vegas. if you already have a seat on virgin america flight, you can bid, that is to say, on a first class upgrade. the airline is teaming up with the seat boost app. the only available -- it is only available, that is to say, on flights from san francisco to las vegas in flights leaving sin city. there you go. all right, brian. >> steve, pope francis set to arrive in washington, d.c. this year. his visit overshadowed by controversy already on both the left an the right. do his critics have a point or should they keep quiet or are they not understanding? jim nicholson was the ambassador 2001 to 2005 and has met pope francis. does this pope understand america, ambassador? >> i think there are a lot of things about america that he could still learn. i mean, it's a big day for us

here in the united states and a big day for the pope because he's 78 years old, he's the head of state, the head of the catholic church and this will be the first time that he's put a foot down in our country. this country, which is the greatest experiment in self-government and free market that's ever existed in the world. i think that there are a lot of things that hopefully the holy father can and will learn while he's here for a short time. >> he's obviously an extraordinary man to get to the place he is. however, we know that in reading his book, he talks about the horror of capitalism. he's anti-trickle down economics. supports the iranian deal and pushed for better relations with cuba. he's pro global warming and wants us to do more. essentially, talking about the greed of america. but does he understand what the capital of america has done for charitable causes? >> he must-see the generosity of the americans in the vatican.

american catholics are the biggest supporter of the universal church in the world. so there is some enlightenment that the holy father needs. he said on his trip back from south america a few weeks ago that he realizes that there's some things that he needs to learn and he's going to be open-minded and welcome a dialog. i hope we have that dialog with him. i really sincerely think, while he's such a dedicated, compassionate, humble man, that there are some things that, as a head of state, he should learn about our country. hopefully, he will. we'll see. he's going to visit catholic charities, which is great they give $31 billion out. does he understand that $39 billion from american coffers go out to more causes. $8 billion of private capital funds from the horrible capitalist companies go out to charitable global causes that he

holds dear. >> there's another thing that i hope he realizes. that is that the best way to help the poor in this world is to help them come out of that poverty and get electricity. there are over a billion people in the world that still do not even have electricity. fossil fuel is the hope for that electricity. it's cheap, it's readily produceable and if you can't refrigerate medicine and you can't read in the dark and, you can't grow out of that poverty and there's a legal link there. the holy father needs to be careful about this green movement that he's sort of seemed to align himself with on this global climate change. i hope that he will realize that. >> ambassador, you and me both. thanks so much for joining us. few better people that i can talk about that knows the country and knows the pope. jim nicholson, thanks so much. >> thank you.

12 minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead. and then there were 15. >> i believe that i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. >> wow, the former front-runner in iowa, scott walker, out of the race and asking other candidates to do the same. your e-mails pouring in on this one. plus, breathing yourself thin? that's what a new book is saying. could it actually work. we separate fact from fiction right now. ♪ prepping for the pope. yes, he's coming to the united states. so the secret service is gearing up and we're going to look into their biggest operation yet.

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listen to this. would you believe us if we told you the key to losing weight and getting a good night's sleep could be simply learning how to breathe better? >> fascinating. a new book actually says -- the author says overbreathing can cause anxiety, insomnia and even obesity. is he right about that? and is there a correct way to breathe? thank you so much for joining us today. so can you really breathe yourself thin? >> well, i think that's a little bit of oversensationalization. there are a lot of factors involved. weight loss, stress reduction. but i do like that this book

draws attention to good breathing practices and habits. because what they lead to is greater oxygenation and more importantly, and this is a big part of this book, it's higher carbon dioxide levels. >> and what they talk about, or what he talked about in the oxygen advantage, is that because so many people breathe wrong, you know, shallow breathing or breathing to the point where you're about to pass out, it confuses your body. and you wient up gaining weight. so if you learn thank you breathe properly then perhaps you can lose the weight. >> exactly. that's true. so higher carbon dioxide levels, holding your breath after deep inhalation, exhaling slowly this die lates the arteries in our hearts, in our brains, relaxes us. and it actually is a signal to your body to release more oxygen into your blood. that's going to help you exercise better, feel better, your mood is improved, sleep better, all of those things that improve your quality of life. >> you mention sleeping better. what are some tactics to try,

techniques tonight, when they go to sleep? i know there's the 4-7-8. >> this is a great modality. the 4-7-8 goes through exactly what i talked about. practice it right now -- >> so if you want to lose weight, or try to lose weight and unconfuse your body this is the breathing technique you use. >> this has been shown to help a lot of people. it does get you in that relaxed state. you want to take a good breath out, in and out. inhale, counting in your head for four seconds. hold for eight seconds. and exhale for seven seconds. through your nose, one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. one, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight. >> i must be an overbreather because that felt like a long time to hold my breath. >> these are breathing practices that you have to practice. it takes some time. we're not used to this in this frenetic world. >> the author says doing that three times in a row and that will clean out your body. >> can children do this breathing technique? do you recommend it to them? >> yes, i do. having your child slow down, taking in deep breaths can slow their anxiety. a lot of schools are using breathing meditation in the classroom. there's such high expectations this is one of the things that can help bring stress levels down. >> doctor, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> great. >> do i look like i'm falling asleep? >> you do. >> i'm just sucking in my gut. coming up next on this tuesday a fox news alert. new terrors who could be dressed as cops. live with details at the top of

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good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 22nd i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you now. terror in disguise. a new warning hours before pope francis arrives right here. our enemies could be dressed as cops and firefighters. in disguise. political bombshell. watch. >> i believe that i am being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. >> governor scott walker bows out. not before calling other candidates to bow out. the other candidates react. and, would your kid get into a van with a stranger?

well, this kid's parents did not think he would. but -- >> hey, little buddy. i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> help me! help! >> the kid did it! stunning new video you and your children have to see, so they can be safe with the internet. live from new york, and washington, this is "fox & friends." ♪ >> what a cheery corner. midtown manhattan. i guess the pope's not here because i can see the street. let's get right to that fox news alert. this is bruno mars, right? >> mm-hmm. >> he's going to be singing at the super bowl again.

not sure what you can do with that piece of information. the pope's historic visit is overshadowed by terror fears. a new warning terrorists could be impersonating police and mix themselves into the crowd. >> we're taking a look right now at live pictures from channel 5 here in new york high above the brooklyn army terminal where the new york city police department, as you can see, is setting up a staging area ahead of the pope's arrival in new york city, in a couple of days. as you can see, there are hundreds of police cars at the ready. kristen fisher live in washington, d.c. where the pope is going to drop by andrews at 4:00 this afternoon. >> yes, he is. you know from the swiss guard, the secret service, the local law enforcement, it is all hands on deck here in washington. and not just because it's the pope but because it's this pope. pope francis loves to be in the crowds, with the people. i mean, that's his nickname, right? he's the people's pope. keeping him safe in these kinds of conditions is just a

nightmare. now factor in this new security threat, philadelphia state police put out a bulletin to be on the lookout for terrorists disguising themselves as law enforcement. the threat isn't explicitly tied to the pope's visit nor are there any credible threats against the pope but it's just one more reason this is being called the largest security event in the city's history. >> the threat is ever changing. we're accustomed to this being washington, d.c. we deal with large-scale special events of this sort all the time. so each one is unique. >> and this one's in a league of its own. the pope will land this afternoon at joint base andrews where president obama and the first lady will be waiting. but the official welcome ceremony at the white house is tomorrow morning. then the papal parade. if you're in d.c., this is your best chance to see the pope in person. he'll be traveling down the national mall in his american edition white jeep wrangler pope mobile. not kidding. next a mid-day prayer with u.s. bishops followed by the first

canonization mass ever on u.s. soil at the city's basilica. the pope will end his time in washington by addressing a joint meeting of congress. he's expected to talk about climate change, poverty, perhaps even europe's ongoing refugee crisis. but, you know, regardless of politics, in the words of speaker boehner, it's the pope. everyone here in d.c. is excited for it. back to you. >> all right, kristen, thank you very much. so for a lot of people, best opportunity to see the pope will be at the parade. but -- and brian you remember when we went to the conventions, remember how we would go to a town where they were having the national conventions, but to get in to the city center you would have to go through a security checkpoint, and then there would be a ten foot iron fence. >> sure. >> they got the iron fence down in washington, d.c. everything is a cage around where the pope is going to be. >> he's on the other side. he used to work as a bouncer and try to keep people from getting in. now everyone on this side is going to have to try to get through. his background is phenomenal. when you look at -- he said his

favorite person is his grandmother, by the way. she taught him his first words in italian. he actually went through other favorite shares. he is loved by many. it is heard right now and there's rumblings that he will be talking about the prisoner situation in iran, and maybe possibly be used to potentially negotiate them back to the united states. >> sounds like the obama administration is actually asking the vatican to help with iran. stand by for that. >> meanwhile let's talk about what happened in the 2016 presidential race. yesterday stunning news. the man who was leading in iowa and many thought would be the strong favorite to get the nomination, governor scott walker of wisconsin bows out saying all right, you know what? bottom line is political rights after the debate last week, a lot of donors are leaving, supporters exiting. governor walker said that's it, i'm done, i'm through. looking to benefit possibly jeb bush and marco rubio the most.

>> his exit did not take away anything from his most of those on the stage but he did slam tonld trump. said he's takes one for the team. listen to this. >> today, i believe that i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> who in that room started to applaud -- >> and then like, ew, we shouldn't -- >> we asked you an hour ago when we told you the shocking exit yesterday, some have suggested it's patriotic. jim said on facebook, he should

have just dropped out gracefully, bashing donald trump isn't helping your party either. >> anthony tweeting walker dropping out is patriotic and sad. he would have made a wonderful president of the united states. he has lots of time though. >> just speaking for reince priebus, barbara on facebook writes those polling less than 5% maybe should have been thinking about leaving. but i don't agree with ganging up on trump. he's still a member. donald trump said listen, he's not a strong governor, he's indicated these numbers don't look good for him. >> he was nice on twitter. trump tweeting i got to snow scott walker well, he's a nice person, has a great future. over 1,000 retweets and close to 3,000 favorites. >> in "the washington post" today, an item talks about how scott walker was doing fine until donald trump got into the race and then there was the big gap talked about how when donald trump shows up in a town people are standing cheek to joule to

hear the donald talk about the famous people and you have scott walker still telling the same stories about how he buy's his sweaters at kohl's. there was an excitement thing about him. now he returns to his primary job which is governor of the great state of wisconsin. >> 15 remain on the stage there on the republican side. will it be 14 soon? if the white house has its way, perhaps dr. ben carson would back down -- >> what do you mean? >> coming out of the white house, josh earnest has an issue with what dr. ben carson originally said about not wanting a muslim to be in the oval office. dr. ben carson, though, standing by his comments. watch. >> i stand by the comments. you know, what we have to do is we have to recognize that this is america, and we have a constitution. and we do not put people at the leadership of our country whose faith might interfere with them carrying out the duties of the constitution.

>> i think donald trump made the most sense, he said listen, you can be president if you're muslim. but he wouldn't vote for it or advocate for it. he's just being honest because he's actually studied the koran and say the essential tenets of the koran which revolve around sharia law are not compatible with our constitution. donald trump made the most sense. this is such a rigorous process when you run for president. all the truth is going to be exposed and put out there. by the end of the process, if you are a muslim that is compatible with the constitution, you'll get elected. >> on the other side, carly fiorina say having a strong faith makes you a better leader. so take that as you may. >> of course -- >> yeah, all right. meanwhile what ideology perhaps? what does a socialist celebrity look like? we're not talking social media. we're talking actual socialism. bernie sanders campaign yesterday put out a list of 128 names that lined up behind bernie sanders. take a look at some of these

celebrities. they include will ferrell. sarah silverman a comedienne. danny devito. >> jeremy piven, margaret cho, fleet, anthony titus, adam mckay. >> who is killer mike? susan sarandon and hans zimmer. all right so here's what they do. all those people they realize that if he's president, you know that senator sanders wants eight of every ten dollars they make, most likely -- >> they know. >> have worked really hard and gave up a lot to get where they are today. around the clock going on a million auditions -- >> i would pass on will ferrell's jokes. >> three quarters -- >> what did we used to say about hillary clinton? she lost the hollywood vote to barack obama last time. >> that's why the sanders

campaign put out the 128 names because he's gaining on her nationally. he's beating her in iowa and new hampshire. and look at this, the hollywood celebrities out in tinseltown are lining up behind bernie. where's hillary's list? stand by. >> all right. 11 minutes after the hour. talk about standing by. heather nauert has been very patient. >> good morning, everyone. starting out in california right now. there was a major shoot-out in front of a target store. it happened in broad daylight. it put two police officers in the hospital, and it left two suspects dead. officials in the northern town of sand city say that the policeman confronted the suspects in the parking lot in order to serve search warrants, and that's when the shooting started. the officers were hit in the exchange of gunfire. both are now recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. how scary is this? wow. the month of august seeing a surge in illegals crossing the border and the white house is

surprised by it. in some regions along the southern border the number of families crossing into the united states has now risen 251%. compared to last year. and that's according to the government's own figures. the white house press secretary josh earnest calling it a, quote, surprising uptick. that is, quote, concerning. well many illegals crossing that border, we are told, are unaccompanied minors. a california man gets quite a deal when along with pizza domino's accidentally delivered $1300 in cash. >> i got home from work, and looked in my refrigerator and pulled out what i thought was wings and turned out to be $1300. i wanted to keep it. believe me. but i can't. i can't do it. >> there you go, chicken wings, but it's cold, hard cash instead. the delivery driver, we are told, was on his way to the bank. he put the money in the wing box to keep it safe but he made that huge mistake. mike vegas, good guy, he returned the money, and the store then offered to give him free pizza for an entire year.

>> wow! >> and those are your headlines. >> honesty pays off. >> absolutely. >> nice story. >> happy story. i'll see you soon. >> thanks. the secret service kicks off hundreds of people out of a -- kicked out hundreds of people at a child cancer vigil for being too close to the white house. what the agency has to say this morning about that move. >> and you just heard ben carson triple down on not wanting a muslim as president. but what does the constitution say about that? judge napolitano knows the constitution, knows history, knows the presidency. and he joins dus -- >> he chose to walk out, too.

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-- views articulated by dr. carson are entirely inconsistent with the constitution that does actually guarantee the freedom of religion in this country. so, ultimately, there will be consequences. >> well the white house coming down hard on republican presidential candidate ben carson for a claim he made again on facebook last night. it said this, quote, i could never support a candidate for the president of the united states that was a muslim, and had not renounced the central tenet of islam, sharia law.

fox news senior judicial analyst dr. napolitano is here to talk about it. i just read dr. ben carson's facebook post there. where do you stand on his stance? >> well, my initial reaction to what he said, i didn't modify it, my initial reaction to what he said is he shouldn't attribute to everyone in a group the characteristics of some in the group. he should examine people individually before determining whether or not they are capable of holding office. and quite frankly that's what the constitution says. there shall be no religious test for any office under the united states. and we know, brian's an expert in this, the founders were familiar with the koran and with muslim even in that era. >> you want to read what's posted up there real quick? this is what you're referring to. >> exactly from the constitution. no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. if dr. carson's views, because

you're a muslim you can't be president, proliferated say in new jersey when i became a judge because you're a catholic, who believes abortion is murder, you can't be a judge in a state that permits abortion up to the moment before birth. religion informs, it doesn't control. it informs your attitudes about things. but you take an oath to the constitution. >> so, judge, are you saying it sounds like, you know, the way he clarified things last night, had he said that initially, where if a muslim running for president, if they have renounced sharia law, then he would be okay with that. >> well, sharia law -- >> because sharia law is ultimately, according to that statement, what he was talking about. >> okay. sharia law is profoundly anti-western, profoundly unconstitutional, profoundly anti-judeo christian values and profoundly un-american. so if a muslim or anyone embraces the concept of sharia law they could not be in the

government. but for him to assume that because a person is a muslim, they would be -- >> i think -- >> -- incapable of pepping in judeo christian values, again, he gives to everybody the characteristics of a few. >> he's saying i can't advocate. he's not saying they shouldn't be able to. he says i can't advocate for you. >> there are no muslims running for president at this time. >> it's a trap question. just trying to get republicans to weigh in on this. i know that there are many peaceful muslims he said who do not adhere to these beliefs, and until the tenets are fully renounced i cannot advocate a muslim for president. >> i think he has moved toward the idea that i'm going to have to exam an individual directly, rather than just a group to which the individual is a member. >> well, irish and catholics and italians and jews couldn't be in the government of the united states of america because we were members of those groups. thank god that's changed. >> judge, thank you very much. >> you're welcome.

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a public nuisance. that's what some people in su y sunnyvale california call a boy with autism. neighbors filed a lawsuit claiming the boy's parents did not do enough to protect others from the boy's sometimes violent outbursts. the boy's family has since moved out of that neighborhood but in a hearing later today, a judge could decide if the boy's school and medical records will be released to the people who are suing the family. so how could today's hearing affect all families who have

children with disabilities? we're hearing from both sides. david schwartz is an attorney and an autism advocate. he is defending the autistic child's family. and lisa giabenazzio is representing the families suing. she's also represented autistic children as part of her family practi practice. good morning. so, david let's start with this. the neighborhood in the neighborhood say this 11-year-old attacked their kids, his parents didn't do enough to stop him and he was a public nuisance. i'm sure a lot of people would describe a lot of kids as a public nuisance. but does it seem to you like they're unfairly picking on him because he's got autism? >> absolutely unfairly targeting this young man because he has autism. and autism, they're making it seem like it's an unusual case. it's one out of 88. one out of 54 boys have autism. 60 million people around the world. so to isolate this young boy is

really vindictive at this point because the family's already moved out, also. >> yeah, and lisa, apparently the family, the parents hired caretakers, the kid was taking medications, undergoing therapy. moved out, and yet the neighbors are still suing. >> you are going to have to look a little bit more behind the case. if this case was in new york it wouldn't even have legs. but in california they have nuisance laws and they also have parental negligence laws that apply here which is the crux of this case. that is what's going on. they're not targeting the child. they're targeting the negligent supervision of the parents. and only in california can they do this. like i said, here it wouldn't happen. so it's on a state by state basis. so does it attack autistic children? no, but it definitely attacks the parents' responsibility to take care of your child. and they have done things that they also are claiming they haven't done enough. i mean the facts are 11-year-old boy, autistic boy, approaching puberty, probably getting pretty strong, attacks a 4-year-old,

shakes him, bangs his head, kicks him in the back. i think that was the catalyst. >> well that does sound like a lot of kids in my neighborhood, actually. the lawsuit says the behavior included hitting other children, throwing things and wandering into neighbor's garages. david the family did hire a caretaker. but apparently, you know, they were unable to control the kid. >> this lawsuit is unconscionable. it's unconscionable for the neighbors to bring a lawsuit against -- i can't even imagine. it's the first of its kind because no one would even think to do such a thing. who would ever bring a lawsuit against a family of an autistic child, with everything that they have to go through, with this child on a daily basis, now to have to face a lawsuit. and the lawsuit is completely frivolous. it should be thrown out. >> the lawsuit is not a lawsuit against the autistic child. the parents are the people that are named in the lawsuit. okay? it's negligent supervision. and i think that we have to point out, on the benefit of

autistic children and parents, that this is an issue that isn't an isolated issue. there are aggressive children with disabilities. it has to be controlled, and create safe environments. >> -- make it a learning experience of living with autistic children in the community, they bring a lawsuit. >> the hearing is today. david, lisa, thank you very much. 28 minutes after the top of the hour on this tuesday. would your child get in a van with strangers? this kid's parents never thought he'd do it. in a million years. until he did it. >> hello, i'm amanda's dad, hop on back. >> help me! help! >> the kid met these people on the internet. get your children, parents. come to the tv. the creator of those videos joins us coming up. you're going to want to see this. and just hours from now, pope francis is going to meet president obama in washington, d.c. what points does the pope want

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called "killing reagan." he was on with jimmy kimmel last night. they were talking about donald trump. >> thursday on the factor trump will be on. i have him on regularly. i've known him for 30 years. we actually go to sporting events, yankee games, knick games together. of course he always pays. but, he's an interesting phenomenon. it is both good and bad in what he's doing. >> is he bad for the republican party? his chances of winning the election? >> i don't think so. by this time next year, when you're all heating up to vote for president, it's going to be a totally different canvas than it is now. what trump has done well is he's articulated the anger of lot of americans, not just republicans by the way. they're kind of fed up with not making any money. >> but mostly republicans. >> i wouldn't say so. it came out last week that the median income for all americans, working americans, is down 6.5% in seven years. it's down from 2007. that's not a political issue.

that's a human being issue. we need to get this country on track. and we need to start to develop this country in a way that puts its dominance back. that's what trump is pushing. and that's why his message is resonating. i don't believe it's just a conservative or republican message. however, along with that message comes a responsibility. and that's where trump has to up his game if he wants to be in it for the long run. >> bill o'reilly is going to bring his a game here to the curvy touch. he's going to join us to discuss his fifth installment of the killing series "killing reagan." you're going to have to pry it out of my hands. it is exceptional. >> and to the point about who is behind trump, o'reilly is right. i know a number of democrats in new jersey who say, i just love that trump guy. >> it does kind of cross all demographics. >> 24 million, 25 million are watching these events because of one guy. and they'll be lucky to get 4 million without him. >> all right. bill o'reilly on in a half an

hour. in the mean time, now time for news with heather. >> good morning. 34 minutes after the hour. start out in where hundreds of cancer stricken children and their family members and supporters were thrown out of a park near the white house, and now the secret service director is apologizing. the secret service cleared that park so the president could head out for an event. the director of the secret service, joseph clancy, now admitting that that agency made a misfake and will review the procedure. the organization may hold a redo coming up soon. well, a heroic service dog that you all know from watching "fox & friends" blocked from boarding an airplane? because employees thought the dog was a fake. marine vet captain jason and his dog axel were about to head home when an american airlines employee refused to let them get on board because they didn't have the proper paperwork to prove that axel was a service dog. he had been named the 2015 service dog of the year. they both flew home a day later. the airline has since

apologized. axel and hag were on "fox & friends" back in july when axel was named service dog of the year. well the actor ryan reynolds, he's having a major breakup with a best friend. the star of the upcoming superhero movie called "dead pool" catching a friend trying to sell baby pictures to the highest bidder. he has a brand-new baby with his wife, actress brooke lake lively. they said catching the guy was easy because they only sent delivery room photos of their daughter to close friends and family. that friend allegedly tried using those photos for fast cash after reynolds stopped loaning him money the actor vowing to never speak to that friend again. wow. and we are just hours away from pope francis visiting the united states. d.c., new york and philadelphia. all those cities are beefing up security. the cities also worried about cell phone service. listen to this. >> if he does something where everybody goes, that's amazing,

and all phones go out at once, i mean all at the same time, everybody's cell service in that vicinity on all those carriers will just drop. >> major cell phone carriers are installing temporary cell towers in all three cities as a backup. headlines, just yesterday fantastic to see all the preparations for the pope. >> what a special time. just hours from now pope francis will land in washington, d.c. where he'll be greeted by president obama. his historic visit to the united states is already being overshadowed by controversy from the left and the right. joining us is fox correspondent father jonathan. is the controversy justified or is this just everybody's got opinions in america? >> well both. i think there are reasons to argue that he decides whether his priorities are the right priorities. what i think is amazing walking the streets this morning here in new york city people are very excited. >> i've noticed the so-called little guys are even more

excited. you know, people who are working on the streets, cleaning up the streets, they're stopping me, papa is coming. and that says something really exceptional. that he has been able to reach people and touch them in a personal way. >> he has 7 million twitter followers. they're not shy about their support for him. what are you hoping that he gets to talk to the president about? what do you think he'll focus on? will it be abortion? will it be marriage? will it be the syrian refugee crisis? >> i think he's very practical. he's not going in to publicly shame president obama for the things that they disagree with on very important issues like abortion, same-sex marriage, et cetera. but rather, how can we work together on the same things we do agree on. there's word now that the white house is trying to get the vatican to help them get prisoners out of iran. >> three of them. >> what a good thing. and maybe that the voice, the moderate, kind, kwagsate voice of the pope might be somebody that the international community will listen to and put pressure

on iran to do. i think he'll also talk about the refugee crisis in syria. i think he's going to talk about the persecution of christians. remember this is especially for brian, remember -- sorry, brian -- i just want to get you roused up but pope francis is known as being the peaceful pope, but he's the one, he's the only one who has said the international community use force if necessary to stop the unjust aggressor in the middle east. we can't forget that. but he also says that money was the undercurrent that caused the refugee problem -- >> no, he didn't say money. and this is really important. the pope has never said capitalism is bad. money is bad. >> -- the poor. >> he's talking about excesses of capitalism. he's talking about greed. he's talking about corruption. i think we all agree those are bad things. >> -- of capitalism, anti-trickle-down economics, he supports the iranian deals, he pushed the cuban deal and he's pro-global warming which are

both -- >> -- can't say yes to all of that. he has never said that capitalism is bad. he's been asked are you a communist? he said no he laughed. he said communism is actually stole the flag of charity from christianity. in other words, it's a corrupt system. yes, he comes from a different place than us. he -- the united states of america. and he's saying the important thing is that we use our power in order to protect those who don't have opportunity. >> and ultimately isn't that kind of what jesus would do? this is all what would jesus do, to protect the less fortunate, the poor, to protect our -- >> yes, i think jesus would also say capitalism has done a tremendous good for society. it's a very imperfect system. it's the best one we've got. >> i think -- >> hong kong, taiwan, and south korea than they do in north korea or eastern europe or russia. >> just on that, too, it's called jesus outside the lines touches on that how jesus says

both. he can actually say both of those things and maybe pope francis is the one to actualize that -- >> you know what i love i feel very comfortable disagreeing with pope francis as well in a way that i wouldn't have with other popes. he's told us, speak your mind. >> one question, does he understand, and this is america, does he understand america's been a force for good in this world. not because we live here but because that's the fact. >> i don't know. because he's never been here and he doesn't talk about it a lot. i hope he does. if he doesn't, we'll call him out. >> you know what? he's coming to the united states. he'll be here at 4:00. father jonathan's going down to washington to help anchor our coverage. thank you very much. >> thank you, father jonathan. great to see you as always. well, would your kid get into a van with a stranger? you think he wouldn't? well this kid's parents didn't think he would, either. >> hey, little buddy. i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> help me! help! >> it's one of the most chilling new video projects out there.

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the device detected the player's heartrate skyrocketing and was rushed to the hospital. he was later treated for a muscle condition which can lead to kidney failure and even death. he's happy to be alive. plus apple is speeding up efforts to get electric cars on the road by the year 2019. the tech giant accelerating the project by tripling production staff. the car is said to be the ultimate mobile device working seamlessly with, that's right, apple products. all right, elisabeth. >> thanks, steve. well, parents you've heard how dangerous social media can be for your kids. this morning, chilling will you proof is with us. see what happens when these young boys are put to the test. >> hey, little buddy. i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> where's amanda? >> she's at home, dude. didn't she tell you i was coming? >> no. >> it's all right. come on back. >> something about this doesn't feel right. >> help me! help!

>> what! >> -- on facebook. >> 21-year-old kobe out with a new public service announcement after his verse video luring teenage girls with a fake facebook profile got more than 38 million views on youtube. joining us now the creator of the videos. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> i have to hand you to you right here in person for doing some great work for our kids out there. people can get directly to them. why do you want to put these videos out? >> it just hits home for me. i have brothers, sisters, this could happen to anyone. it could happen to you. >> it's interesting. you say that boys actually don't think it can happen to them and they respond much more quickly when lured by someone like this. >> yeah, because some of these boys wanted to meet up in less than 12 hours. we didn't have the whole setup ready. 12 hours is such a short amount of time compared to the girls

which is like seven days. >> we're going to show this first video. this involves one boy. watch. >> right now i'm going to text him and see if he actually gets out here. say what's your address. >> is this your address? >> yeah. >> so right now i'm going to say, my father will come pick you up. >> said i'll be ready in five minutes. >> hey, little buddy, i'm amanda's dad. hop on back. >> help me! help! [ bleep ] >> someone just talk about this? then what are you doing in here? why? what about i never see you? they take you away? then what? >> that's his dad right there. you actually find these parents, went on craigslist? >> put an ad with parents for kids on social media. >> and they want to test. some of them say my kid is never going to fall for this.

>> some of the kids showed my video to their kids a month ago and they still fell for that. >> you see that dad, saying why, why would you do this? why are these boys going to answer these people online and then showing up in a van in a dark night and getting in? >> exactly. i just think that kids, they want to have friends. at that time you're trying to find yourself so anyone that can talk to you you're trying to talk to them. >> we have another chilling example of this. this involves one guy and a bike. watch. >> never had a problem in the past with him talking to people online to anybody he doesn't know? >> no, never. >> we've been talking for twelve hours. he actually was very persistent to meet up. he said be there in 20 minutes riding my bike. >> help! >> this is exactly what you get!

how many times have you told you not to talk to strangers on the internet! >> coby, i feel sick watching that. i mean, it gives me tears in my eyes to think that kids are trusting someone through social media and show up. when this happens, these kids have got to be shaken to the core. >> this is real life events. we want to put them in that real life situation. this is what would have happened to you if this was real life. they're going to learn these kids. they're not going to do it again. >> when you talk to these boys afterwards, what do they say? >> they were scared at the time. they didn't really know. but wanted to make a friend. they came, and they expected a girl to be there. >> did they thank you? >> i think they were -- the parents thanked me, you know. but the kids were a little shook up, you know. the parents talked to them after and they understood what they did wrong. >> coby persin, going to look for all your videos. >> i appreciate it. >> making it very real for the kids out there. let us know what you think about it. it's a prescription drug

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1955. but the patent on it was bought earlier this year by a gentleman called martin schrelli. a young guy. he's a hedge fund guy. he paid $55 million for the patent. that's when he immediately jacked up the price from $13.50 a tablet to $750 per tablet. okay? >> it went from $13 to $750. >> that is correct. >> how is that legal? free enterprise? >> free enterprise. he owns the patent. he therefore owns the marketing of that drug and the pricing of that drug and that's what he did. now it's not widely used any longer. there are alternatives. but nonetheless, it's still out there as a viable drug. >> so did he price it at that to make his money back? >> yes. >> in a week? >> that's what he said. he said for us to stay in business, that's the price we have to charge. >> for how long? >> for how long? >> until he makes -- >> that's a very good question. i presumably he wants to make a

handsome profit. this guy has a reputation for being brilliant and brash. but as i said to brian, i think he's given capitalism a very bad name here. and, he's given hillary clinton an excuse to go after all drug companies, and all drug prices. and she's putting out a plan today to get those prices down. >> well, here's the thing. i always thought patents for medicine were released after a certain period of time. like claritin was held by one company then goes out to the general public. >> you've got a period of time when you hold the patent and it's yours exclusively. obviously the patent on it has run out. >> and there are other drugs. >> but you can still price that drug as you see fit, if you own that patent. even if you've got competition, you can still do it. >> let's see how long he keeps it at that price because he's getting beat up pretty good today. >> when he was asked what are you doing with these, he called the journalist a moron. >> donald trump says dial it back now.

varney and company. we'll watch you for three hours today. >> thanks, stuart. >> meanwhile fox news alert. a statewide scare after two inmates in prison escape. we'll give you the details. >> and bill o'reilly joining us.

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about that? i imagine he's in support because mornings are better with friends. bill o'reilly the king of cable is going to be with us in just about 90 seconds. right now let's go to the headlines and heather. >> good morning to you. let's start out right now with a fox news alert. you're about to look at some live pictures coming out of santiago, cuba. that is where the pope is celebrating holy mass before he heads to washington, d.c. later today. that is the live look there in cuba right now. now the pope won't arrive in new york until thursday evening. but as you can see, right here, the nypd is setting up a staging area we're about to show you that one, with hundreds of patrol cars, police, look at that site. beautiful site at that mass there. there's new york right here. police in new york, d.c. and philadelphia beefing up security over new fears the terrorists could impersonate police, and

mix themselves in to the crowd. we'll hear a lot more about this throughout the day. in the mean time a statewide scare this morning as two inmates escape from a kentucky jail. we're told matthew johnston and christopher cornelius used bed sheets and tied them together in order to escape from the roof of the louisville metro department of corrections. they were assigned to work duty on the roof. both were captured earlier this morning thankfully. cornelius is being treated for minor injuries. both men were booked in july on felony drug charges. jury selection begins later today in the trial of two men accused of killing border patrol agent brian terry. he was gunned down in arizona back in 2010, killed with a weapon from the botched fast and furious gunrunning operation. that's where federal agents sold guns to criminals, and then later lost track of them. well terry's parents have accused the obama administration, specifically the former attorney general eric holder, of covering it all up. and this one ought to make

halloween great again. let's introduce you to the latest halloween costume. it's called donna t. rump shaker and it's coming to a door step near you. the costume being offered for sale at $70. look at those little short shorts. probably get you kicked out of the board room if you try that one. and see that red hat and the wig? that will cost you an extra $18. >> what is the hat for? >> because donald trump wears the great hat. >> make america great again. >> fired up for halloween now. >> see you soon, thanks. >> look who's here. it's the king of cable, bill o'reilly. >> i'm right here. >> you're here? >> you were just with jimmy kimmel an hour ago. >> i know. we did kimmel last night, flew back and i got in at 3:00 in the morning. >> i didn't know american had a flight that got you in at 3:00 in the morning. >> we have a special little operation going on. >> that's how much you love hill

right here. spending the morning -- >> on the debut of the book day. >> we're going to give it a whole segment. first let's talk a little politics. first of all dr. ben carson not backing down on his comments that he does not like the idea of a president who is muslim by faith. last night he stood by those comments. listen to this. >> i stand by the comments. you know, what we have to do is we have to recognize that this is america, and we have a constitution. and we do not put people at the leadership of our country whose faith might interfere with them carrying out the duties of the constitution. >> so he doubled down. >> yeah. i mean, look. this is another phony manufactured controversy to divert attention away from the country's going to hell. and it is. my take is this, if dr. carson doesn't want to vote for a

president if a guy is muslim, or a woman is muslim, it's his opinion. >> yep. >> his opinion. under the constitution, any religion can become president. >> yeah. >> but he believes, i think, that it doesn't line up with a country founded on judeo christian philosophy. that's a fact. and then -- >> sharia law? >> well, that's not part of the koran, though. i mean, you have to be careful. but the whole philosophy of islam doesn't stack up against judeo christian. it's different philosophies. so if you're going to say, look, i want to adhere to the judeo-christian path, then i wouldn't vote for a muslim. and that's not bigoted. that's based upon your vision of the country. >> this is a theoretical question, though. >> it's a theoretical question unless some guy is running for president we don't know about, you know. >> then it's a trap. >> the thing that drives you

crazy about all this stuff is the media manufactures this stuff, all right? and look, i wouldn't vote for a socialist. hello, bernie! not voting for you. you're a socialist. all right? >> i hear you. >> okay. but he's running, that's fine. but i'm not voting for bernie, because i don't believe in socialism. it's the same thing. but you'd never hear the media say that. >> nope. >> a number of stars line up to support bernie sanders. there are about 25 -- >> 128 names. >> i heard of like eight of them. >> they want to give up eight of every ten dollars they have. >> they don't know anything. you think will ferrell knows anything? >> they're -- >> do you think will ferrell knows anything? thank you. >> in stepbrothers he seemed to have some sort of special about him, seemed to have insight -- >> took a shot at me, and i'll debate you any time you pinhead.

you come on in here, and 15 minutes, me and you, okay? bernie and politics in general, or about your film. i'm ready to go. >> he was on sesed with you on snl. he was staring at you the whole time. >> i know, because this guy. he is -- i never knew this, by the way, that he was so far left. but that's okay, look. if these people want to be socialists. but here's the deal. i would say why don't you put all the mon ne in escrow, all right, sanders in case he doesn't win, and then when he doesn't win we'll give it to charity. so you put 90% of your -- which is what bernie would take you from wealthy people, 90%. you put 90% of what you have in escrow and we'll give it to the wounded warriors or something like that. you want to be a socialist, we're happy to help you. >> who do you keep talking to over there? >> america. talking to america. i'm talking to the folks! >> someone busted through that door -- >> talk about governor walker?

>> sure. >> i'm surprised he jumped out. he's got three months to go -- >> he didn't go out without slamming donald trump. watch this. >> today, i believe that i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> well, look, nobody likes trump right now. nobody -- everybody's giving him a little jab. and so i expect that to continue. walker just didn't light it up. you know, it's hard. perry didn't light it up. walker and perry were good

governors. they did well in their respective states but this is the big deal. and when you have a guy as flamboyant and charismatic as trump, and you've got to stack up against him, very, very tough. >> a big difference. >> and people have to understand that right now we're still in the reality show phase of the presidential election. this is the reality show phase. that will start to ebb now, and it will come down to really hard-core politics soon. but we're still in that fictional phase. >> there are a number of people who said, what you did was really patriotic. we asked the folks out there on camera three what they thought. marilyn e-mailed us, scott walker is a patriot. he has done what others have not. had the dourage to do, drop out for the good of the country, and support a true conservative candidate with a positive message for america. >> okay, this on twitterville, who made scott walker auditor of the gop race just because he's below 1% he wants to form a committee to stop trump? >> well, it's his opinion just like dr. carson.

if walker doesn't think trump's good for the country, why can't he say it? i don't understand all this. i got you guys rooting for people. but when other people don't root for your guy, or gal, that doesn't mean they're the devil. >> i know. >> all right? you know, it means they can see it a little bit differently. knock it off! >> sometimes i read, stipes steve reads, do you think about adding a co-host? >> i never watch this show, so i don't know what you do. >> oh, really? >> how do you -- we're about to talk about the pope, bill o'reilly. >> the pope? what do you want to know. >> i want to know what would you like extracted from this historic visit right now? he's going to actually sit before congress, he's going to meet with the president supposedly to talk about the three presidents in iran. what do you want to come of this meeting? >> a former altar boy. i was a former altar boy and it was harrowing.

i still know the prayers in latin. i like the pope. he cares about people. what he wants is every human being to have dignity and that includes unborn human beings, for you people in hollywood. i don't know what he's going to do. i hope he doesn't come off political. because i don't think that the pope's frame of reference in politics is at the level where he could persuade people. spent some time down there. it's a brutal society, or was when he was coming up. so, he's never been to the usa. i hope he gets out, and goes to arby's and has -- you know, whatever. >> a drive in the pope mobile. >> and i hope he enjoys himself and just concentrates on helping people who need help. >> and doesn't talk about the iranian deal, cuba, communism -- >> i wouldn't do that if i were pope francis.

because, again, you're coming at it, and he's already aliened a lot of conservative americans by the global warming stuff. which i'm going to explain tonight on "the factor". i'm going to get into it. but he's a good man and people should understand that he really cares about the poor, and the helpless, and people who do need help. >> how about this. bill o'reilly -- >> we all coordinated with the blues. >> it's a macho look. >> and you're a good man because you're going to stay with us, bill o'reilly going to stick around for this, right here. >> might be your best book. >> you think so? >> i would double down on that comment. a side of ronald reagan we've never seen before and many of his supporters might not like it. an exclusive look inside bill's new book "killing reagan" negligence. this isn't the most efficient way for people -or air to travel. awww! ducts produce uneven temperatures and energy loss.

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very few people know who he really is or was. and what happened to him after he was shot. so it's just great fodder to write about this. and we have so many new stuff in the book. because stuff has been released. we have this unbelievable conversation between nixon, and reagan. that was just made public. and it's just harrowing. this is at the -- the eve of nixon's resignation. reagan is governor calls him. and we have the whole transcript of the conversation, harrowing. we have another transcript where margaret thatcher is just yelling at reagan, she's so angry at him because he didn't tell her about the invasion of grenada. and she was telling the press oh, he's never going to do that. bang. there's a lot of new stuff in it. but the overarch of the book is we want you to know about ronald reagan. >> of course, "killing reagan" are you suggesting that the assassination attempt back in '81 in any way led to the death of reagan? >> it -- no, i'm not suggesting that. it changed reagan's physiology and psychology.

he came so close to death. and at that age when you get a trauma like that your body changes and your mind changes. but the white house apparatus kept that from the public. nobody knew that he had his good days and his bad days. and on his bad days he wouldn't even go to work. he watched soap operas. >> stay upstairs. >> stay upstairs. on his good days he was brilliant. and so we chronicle that struggle, that back and forth struggle. there was one point where his top advisers, guys who loved him, were thinking about removing him from the presidency. >> with howard baker, right? >> was the struggle alzheimer's which we learned later? >> it's impossible to say he had lrz on this date. but his mind and body was affected by the assassination attempt to a degree that no american understood. and the fact that he became a great president after this, it's just an amazing story. >> what resilience. i'm reading through this and i

keep saying today one is going to have to pry this book out of my hands. i love your description of nancy reagan. the protector of her husband. >> right. >> remaining in there, in their traditions in marriage, staying in the same bed, and how she protected him from the public during his toughest days physically. >> there are three nancy reagans in the book. there's the -- and we do a lot of the early stuff with the hollywood and john wayne, marilyn monroe, they all intersected with ronald reagan. the first nancy is a striver who had her eye on ronald reagan. she was going to marry ronald reagan because she saw in him greatness. the second was the diva. after she did get married to ronald reagan and only two people showed up for the wedding, william holden and his wife, who hated each other, only two people showed up for nancy and ronald reagan's wedding. and let me explain why. and then the diva in the white house, who a lot of people loathed, because she was really

overbearing at times. and then the hero nancy reagan the heroine who when he is ill, after he leaves the white house, becomes his protector, and does these unbelievable things that most people would never do. >> would you say he does not become president without her? >> i'd say there was a good chance he would not. but he did have the vision to run the country. and that's what a lot of liberals, in particular, don't understand. reagan had a unique vision that was not given to him by nancy reagan. he just had it. this is a great country, and this is why it's a great country. >> sure, right. >> all right. the book comes out today. pick it up, bill o'reilly's "killing reagan." >> all right, guys. as always, thank you very much. >> roger ailes in there. >> i do watch "fox & friends" and i force the urchins to watch it, too. >> i challenge you. i think there's going to be a female on this cover, pretty soon.

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we're back with a fox news alert to you now. volkswagen saying that more than 11 million vehicles have the software used to cheat in their federal smog testing. originally the company only reported 500,000. after vw's stock took a hit it announced it's setting $7 billion aside to deal with the justice department's investigation. and for the first time ever an all-female honor flight is on its way to washington, d.c. right now. earlier this morning, 140 female veterans took off from the cincinnati area.

>> we salute all of you, the defenders of our freedom. that affords us the right to assemble here today and you will continue to serve our country. >> the ladies will be visiting the world war ii memorial, arlington national cemetery and meeting with the head of the v.a. what about that. >> thanks elisabeth. we've heard donald trump take on immigration. >> we need to build a wall, and it has to be built quickly. >> but our next guest says a wall won't cover the problem our country has with immigration. here to talk about mass immigration in his new documentary film called they come to america, the cost of obama's legacy, independent filmmaker dennis michael lynch. good morning to you, dennis. >> thanks for having me on. >> what is the cost to america? >> america, we don't recognize. president obama said that he would fundamentally transform this country. it's the one promise he's actually kept. the one truth he's actually

told. and he's used immigration, by and large, both legal and illegal, to do it. and so, this film covers the immigration problem in a way never seen before. this is my third installment. this should be the blueprint that people use when they're interviewing who they want their president to be. >> i can hardly wait to watch it. you're going to find out how you can get a copy of it coming up in a moment. first everybody is talking about the southern border. what about the northern border? take a look at these teenagers trying to cross across canada. >> no border patrol, no cops, no nothing. >> coming out of there there's no border. >> but border stations. >> border station. there's a border. >> you didn't hear me say any of that. >> you're not recording this, are you? >> of course you're not recording it. there are border patrol agents on the highways, but you go half a block away out in the weeds -- >> let me explain where the power in this is because it wasn't shown. where that's coming from is a

mosque in canada. so there's a waterfront mosque that is there in canada and they use this and they come over into the u.s. >> they drive across it? they call it the ice bridge and they come across, and there is nobody -- there's a mosque right there. beside the university. they come across. nobody is there to check them. the way i found out about this is border patrol said dennis we need you to come here with your cameras. it happens every single day and even the customs agent knows it. this is why i'm saying although trump is on top of this immigration thing he hasn't even hit the surface. >> whoa. that is unbelievable. meanwhile, here is the sound bite of a border patrol agent on background checks. >> it is unbelievably overwhelming. i wish the american people had the ability to see some of these background checks that we've run on people. you're not seeing the rapists, the murderers, they come from other countries. you're not seeing the potential, the terrorists that come from these other countries. >> that is such a good point.

you know, the other day donald trump was talking after that question at that town hall. he was actually answering a question about terror training camps in this country. you're there. >> in this film i take you to those terror carves. i take you to the southern border in a way you've never seen it. i take you to the northern border. i show you what obama's legacy is and what needs to happen in order to reverse it. so if people go to they come from america dotcom and get the dvd i give them free ones. i've been coming on fox for years doing it. over a million people have seen the film. i think this is the sort of film that everybody needs to see in order to realize who would make the best president and change this fundamental transformation. >> you obtain the dvd, it comes with a bunch of copies. >> people who have been doing it. people believe that this is not the big problem that it is. but then when they see the film they completely convert. >> okay. >> theycomefromamerica.com. bunch of free copies. thanks so much. >> good work. >> thanks, 28 minutes after the top of the hour.

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the democrats. probably hillary, right? well the bernie sanders campaign put out a list with 128 names yesterday. there are lots of star power there. take a look. will ferrell there, i see susan sarandon, danny devito. what you thought about all these celebs supporting the socialist? >> that's right. on twitter, then they can start by giving up 90% of their wealth and good old bernie is such a supporter of socialism -- >> on twitter, good, these folks who will be first in line to share all their wealth in sanders' socialist economic plan. >> e-mailed, don't they realize socialism will dictate which movies get produced and which get to do what? act, direct or produce? >> such an excellent point. keep the comments coming. we read them all day long on the "fox & friends" show even though we go off at 9:00 in the morning we're busy.

>> their profession, acting and comedy, it's kill or be killed. you fall at the bottom there is no safety net. >> they have to share their role. >> share the lead. >> from social media to socialism. all right. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. >> hi, good morning. let's start out in kentucky with an update on kim davis. new this morning, kim davis the kentucky county clerk who was thrown in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. she is now breaking her silence in a new interview on abc. >> i can't put my name on a license that doesn't represent what god ordained marriage to be. i've been called hitler. i've been called hypocrite. i'm been called a homophobe. what probably hurt me the worst, that my god does not love me. >> well, davis returned to work about nine days ago. she's now embroiled in a whole new controversy. after removing her name from the marriage licenses that were issued in her home county, that

could make them invalid in the eyes of the courts. well a very big crash to tell you about, was caused by a very small creature. one indiana mother backing out of her car gets out of that moving car after she's coming out of the driveway, she noticed a spider crawling up her arm and it freaked her out. so her 9-year-old son chased down that car, hopping in to the driver's seat but without much experience behind the wheel, that young boy accidentally hit the gas pedal and crashed into a nearby bus. the wild, wild story, well you can see the pictures right there. both the mom and the son will be okay. we understand that no one on board that bus was hurt. scared by a spider. well a mexican restaurant's decor is sparking hot controversy in charlotte, north carolina. some locals say this statue in front of the local hot taco restaurant is racist. they say that the guy sleeping in the some brelo stereotypes

mexicans as lazy. well folks living nearby have started a petition to remove that statue. so far the restaurant has not commented on what it will do with that. and a florida restaurant, speaking of restaurants, making a difference by giving a free meal to cops. take a look. >> i think it's fantastic. especially the cornerstone of the city to really step up in today's climate where you hear a lot of people don't like police officers. >> one appreciative cop right there. the ceo of crabby bill's says it's a good way to honor police at a time when it's difficult to be a law enforcement officer. quite a lot of those stories recently. nice to see. what do you got there? >> no restaurant story. the new york jets flew right into indianapolis and shut down andrew luck's offense. really? >> the jets bring back pressure. luck fields it. throws it. it's deflected, intercepted. >> the colts turning the ball over five times in the monday night football collapse.

final score 20-7. the jets defense has had a staggering ten turnovers. four takeaways in two games. and could it be tebow time again? this time in texas. their governor there greg abbott is suggesting that tony romo is out for eight weeks because of a broken collar bone. he tweeted this is sweet victory for the cowboys. they win games but lose tony romo. maybe dallas will sign tim tebow. then check out this. got a california high school time hiding the ball in the huddle. nobody knows who has it. they all run away. everyone acts confused in the end it would go for a score. their first return off a kickoff since 2009. >> how many teams do you think are going to try that this friday night? >> every team. >> trickle down to pop warner. >> kids had the best time. >> all right meanwhile 22 before the top of the hour. one week after an unarmed professor is shot and killed another professor is suing his own school over a gun ban on

their campus. does he have a shot at winning? that, next. >> and this little girl right here will melt your heart. she brought state troopers ice cream cones to show her support for them. they're all going to reunite right here live on "fox & friends" in just minutes. >> she's the dairy queen.

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so you have to be prepared. >> so jennifer, you used to be a student, correct, of the professor, so you're named as his lawyer. you must have been a good student. >> i must have been. it's a huge honor, and an opportunity presented itself i couldn't pass it by because i really believe in what he's doing with his lawsuit. >> so tell me about the merits of your case. why do you feel strongly about it? >> well, the right to bear arms is a natural right. it is necessary for our own front and the university doesn't have a right to choose how we defend ourselves. so under the missouri constitution and the federal constitution, as well as state law, my client should be able to possess a firearm in his vehicle and on his person while on university-controlled property. >> all right. so let's take a look at some of the states and their concealed weapons policy and what we're looking at right now. the states that allowed concealed weapons on campus, colorado, kansas, texas,

missouri, utah, idaho, oregon as well as wisconsin. do you feel as though that is a safer campus when you can carry a concealed weapon? >> absolutely. i mean, the bad guys know that people don't have guns in school environments and that's why they targeted those environments that we've seen across the country. so the problem with a rule meant to keep campus safer by banning guns there is that the bad guys don't care about the rules. >> professor they say that maybe campuses aren't the safest place to have guns because they're rife with alcohol, drugs and depression. your reaction? >> well, i'm just addressing circumstances involving faculty. i'm a faculty member. and so there are other issues that might be involved in connection with students. but those aren't really applicable in my particular circumstance. >> what other professors feel the same way as you, that you think you're representing? what percentage at your university? >> you know, i confess i don't know. i suppose we'll find out.

>> was there any incident that prompted this? or is this something that's involved you for awhile? >> well, as i indicated, in the last two years, the state of missouri has adopted a constitutional provision, as well as a statute that further secure these rights, and i'm just trying to make sure that my rights are preserved. >> this next step, jennifer? >> the next step is to wait for the response from the university, and see how things proceed from there. we're looking forward to having this before a court so that we get some good constitutional jurisprudence on our new enacted state amendment. >> well, it's certainly going to have a good legal backing and they're going to have to come with their "a" game to get you two guys. professor barondes, thanks so much for joining us and jennifer bukowski, as well. we look forward to following your case. >> thank you. >> 14 minutes now before the top of the hour. coming up straight ahead as we finish up this show, this little girl is melting big hearts across the country. she bought state troopers ice

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state troopers. the act of kindness lifting their spirits on a very tough day. they had just returned from a funeral for a fellow trooper. joining us this morning is that amazing little girl, isabella marie gregory, her mom sarah and they're joined by kentucky state troopers eric holman and pat hamilton. we thank you for joining "fox & friends." isabella, marie, i have to tell you i know you might not be able to hear me. i'm going to give you a thumbs up for our entire time here at "fox & friends" at the job well done. trooper holman, it was a tough day for you as i've just said. you were coming, just honoring a fallen member, state trooper joseph cameron ponder, and you pulled over to the side of the road, and you see a little girl approaching you. what happened next? trooper holman, when you see isabella marie coming at you and really wanting you to just enjoy some ice cream what did it mean

to you? we might be having some audio trouble. trooper hamilton can you hear me okay? we're having some audio trouble there. and i know isabella marie is enthralled with something right here. you're looking at a great group right here. the two state troopers here as we fix the sound pulled over to the side and isabella marie bought some ice cream with her allowance money. we're going to work on sound. we don't want you to miss this story. we'll be right back. more on "fox & friends." has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who've supported them, we offer our best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.

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toward you. what was in her hands and what happened next trooper holman? >> a couple trays of ice cream for all of us. there were about seven of us there. she stepped right in and looked so happy to thank us for protecting her and her family. and she wanted to give us a little bit of a treat. >> well she sure did. and what a sweet treat it was. trooper hamilton what did it mean to you on a day that was pretty somber, i'm sure, to have this little girl bring a smile to your face? >> it meant a lot. we needed that. we were emotionally and physically drained. it was a long day. and that little gesture by her, which was big to her, meant the world to all of us. >> couldn't have come at a better time. >> it sure couldn't. if you could say to her right now because i know she can't hear me, what do you say to isabella marie for what she did? >> thank you. >> we're really grateful for her

generosity and her support toward law enforcement. >> we know kids have those bright moments that can take any situation and lift it. isabella marie wants to be a doctor when she grows up. i also understand that and officer hamilton maybe you could ask her, i know her birthday is coming up in march, if you could ask her who she would like to attend her birthday party. >> isabella who do you want to come to your birthday party? >> well i know that before she did invite all seven of us to her birthday party. >> she said, how sweet. >> i'm going to count you at your word. you're still invited i take it? >> i hope so. >> it's an early morning for the kids, we get it. isabella marie we want you to know you're one special girl. we want to thank trooper homan and trooper hamilton and isabella marie's mom joining us for this sweet, sweet story on

one tough day. it's great to hear and see you all. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> stay well. >> very nice. >> how cute. >> law enforcement is appreciated. >> you know what? those little moments go a long, long way. >> they do. >> i'm just thinking do you guys have one more story? one more story to get out to share with america? >> we might. >> one for the road. we've got a couple of them. we start with this. new york city is world renowned for its pizza. and this little critter knows that. look at this. meet pizza rat. this hungry vermin was caught on camera lugging a slice of pizza down some subway steps. he gets spooked for a moment, but still eyes the slice. his struggle for a snack now going viral. this moment he went all the way down to the turnstyles, did not have a token and then he had to turn around. >> that's the only rat left in new york. if we get rid of that one, we'll be okay. >> check out this daredevil. she decided to go ziplining for

her 94th birthday. she crosses one thing off her bucket list every year. she'll also be hot air ballooning and drag racing. >> okay i'm going to try this one. they could have asked me about this before doing a study. but thrill just asked pumpkin space lattes and starbucks comes out on top. the drink is made with real pump pin. took them five years to realize they should use real pumpkin. they have cinnamon and nut meeg. peet's coffee and tea and panera bread round out the top three. make the wise choice. >> dunkin' donuts number five on the least. i didn't know they did a pumpkin spice latte. >> it's amazing what these people are asked. >> just in time for the fall. >> that's right. forget about the leaves. as soon as starbucks has that pumpkin spice latte or psl, there you go --

>> to not get hungry every single day. >> run to the radio or amongst our guests, chris christie -- >> that's right. >> i'm there. i can't wait. >> of course the pope lands today at 4:00. we'll have complete coverage when you join us tomorrow, same time, same couch. bill: good morning. a significant shakeup in the list of republicans in the race for the nomination. the field is smaller by one today. martha: governor walker called it quits after 70 days on the campaign trail. he went from front runner in iowa to tenth place in less than four weeks. the wisconsin governor announced that big decision and he urged others to do the same. he took a shot sat donald trump on the wayut