i like that. that's a cute one. >> appreciate your comments. don't forget to join us after the show. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> bye. good morning to you. today is tuesday, september 29th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. vladimir putin is smile after calling out president obama and stealing the world stage. what really happened in their 90-minute meeting behind closed doors? >> we're going to talk about that. plus, donald trump talks specifics, detailing his tax plan for every american. >> it will simplify the tax code. it will grow the american economy at a level that it hasn't seen for decades. >> and trump no, ma'am i cans paying off in a very big way. >> i like that word. >> thank you. should carry one of these

signs in a political protest. what would you write? republicans and democrats have something in lit me remind you. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ let's get it started ♪ >> let's get it started on this tuesday morning, ladies and gentlemen. the new york jets flight crew. once again, this year they have a new calendar coming out. many of them are posing. this year is flying by. by the way, they're the only people i know who stretched out well this morning. for all of us, i don't feel really as limber. >> isn't that how you wake up in the morning? >> no? >> wonder how brian does wake up in the morning. what was it about five years ago the flight crew was here and you tried to stretch with them.

>> yeah, i did. you guys are unbelievable. you know what -- >> great. >> trying to dance with them. >> like a one-second delay. >> it's close. >> here's my problem. i literally, sometimes the producers turn against you. they literally do an interview and then they break into a routine. i had no rehearsal time. i need months. >> any athletic ability is what our producers stress. that's why you're going to do it again today. >> i come from a long line of dancers. >> she has tossed down the gauntlet. would you like to see brian dance with the flight crew again? e-mail us, four square us, facebook us. this is viral. let's get that man dancing. >> even gary bus i had time to rehearse on "dancing with the stars." >> you have time to think about the reality that is.

heather nauert joins us now with a fox news alert. >> i do. i love the dance, brian. i do have a fox news alert. it's a serious story i want to bring you now from overseas. the u.s. launching air strikes against the taliban overnight. insurgents take control of a major city in afghanistan for the first time since the 9/11 terror attacks. taliban fighters raising their flag over government buildings and they bring hundreds of inmates. the defense minister says troops have regrand control of that prison. we'll keep an eye on this as it develops. a plane packed with people forced to make an emergency landing and fire ignites on the. it was an aer lingus flight. it was a hydraulic issue. coming in for an urgent landing.

the plane's brakes suddenly overheated. that sparked planes in the compartment of the plane. 104 passengers were evacuated safely. right there on the tarmac. new issues coming out of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the state department now says that a safe that was installed in the house of hillary clinton's lawyer was not secure enough to store e-mail evidence needed for that case. they say they never expected the messages on that server to be so secret. the lead investigators representing him unhappy with the evidence he has to work with. listen. >> we don't have all the e-mails. yes, i'll be interviewing her on october 22nd with all the documents that i'm entitled to. this isn't court. we're doing the best job we can with the limitations placed on us. >> clinton maintains she did not send or receive classified information at the time. aaron rodgers and the packers put on quite a show against the chiefs for monday night football. check it out. >> rodgers, touchdown.

>> rodgers hit lacy with it. to the outside. rodgers. again. >> you heard rodgers a lot. the star quarterback throwing an amazing five touchdowns against the defense. the final score, 38-28. those are your headlines. we'll see you back here in a little bit. >> they fell behind early. guess who is upset about it? josh ernest was upset about it. >> he's from kansas city. yesterday we told you what we believed would be an awkward meeting between the president of the united states and vladimir putin. they did not let us down. the cover of the new york times today, putin and obama clash at the u.n. over syria. cold war, they duke is out on seer yachlt i think the daily news got it right. kid my assad. because this man would like to

see assad go and this man wants to keep him in place. >> the first formal meeting in two years between the two. >> frosty. >> it was anything but warm. we'll get to the awkward moment where they shake hands. i think if you go play-by-play, putin gets the twist and the elbow out. twist on obama there. >> but their comments to each other and some drawing head shakes by their own teams in the crowd, here's president obama and putin on assad and isis. it's icy. >> nowhere is our commitment to international order more tested than in syria. let's remember how this started. assad reacted to peaceful protests by escalating repression and killing -- >> translator: it is an enormous mistake to -- armed forces.

while -- terrorism face to face. >> think about it too. our lack of action giving prestige around the world. we allowed iraq to collapse, right? we did nothing in libya after the invasion. so he comes out and says organized government, there goes organized government, there goes any ill-living institutions. we talk about the empty threat to assad. what has our coalition done? nothing. what about building a coalition to take out assad? you got six people for $40 million. all these things came together for putin to come with a white cape to say i will save the day. >> unbeknownst to us when he had intel sharing between -- in the middle east. now he's talking with iraq, syria, iran all together and in an intel sharing coalition. unbeknownst to the united states. the difference is explained between the strategies between president obama and vladimir putin. >> definitely understands if you're going to fight, you fight

to win. when we send -- when obama sends our troops into something approaches harm's way, winning is fifth or sixth on our priorities. don't break anything, don't offend anybody. putin's military sucks. the russian military is a basket case but it's brutal and it may do a better job than we did in dealing with islamic states just because they'll do what it takes. >> leaves assad in power. >> that's the key. for the first time since the cold war, the united states is letting russia be the uniter in the middle east because the president of the united states can't figure out how to solve it. all putin wants is a power grab. he's taking it. we'll talk about this throughout the morning. in the meantime, let's talk about trum owe no, ma'am ix. he released his tax plan and it's got a lot of people, a lot of conservatives saying, that's good. >> let's take a look at some of

it. >> zero taxes for individuals making under $25,000. that means married couples under $50,000 will have a zero tax rate there. he cut the highest earner rate from 39% to 25%. and couples who make $300,000. >> right. here's the important part that could -- he's talking about jobs and how to really fire up the economy. it would cut corporate tax from 35% to 15% and that would fire up industry to grow the american economy. and it would eliminate the death tax and it would get rid of the marriage penalty. rush limbaugh said yesterday on his air, the plan is similar to the '80s tax proposals. mark levine said i give it a thumbs up. it's a hell of a plan. >> for people who say donald trump, there's no air there, his third major piece of legislation, talked about immigration in detail and guns in detail.

now taxes in detail. some say this is jeb bush light. if you put him shoulder to shoulder with the other people on the stage, they could get into policy instead of rhetoric instead of you said this, i said this. let's talk about 28% to 35%. let's talk about bringing revenue and growth. back up that plan. i have think yesterday you saw possibly act two of donald trump. he was reading from a script. he had numbers. he didn't necessarily take questions. looked chaotic behind him like only donald trump can create. but still -- >> the godfather of taxes. grover in order kwis said yesterday it was a great plan. trump tax plan, business tax from 35 to 15 makes it competitive worldwide jobs, jobs, jobs. >> let us know on e-mail. >> the only thing that a lot of republicans are upset with. what about repealing obama care but you want a single payer

system. an autopsy revealing what killed a seemingly healthy high school football star just hours after collapsing on the football field. we brought you the story yesterday. >> "fox and friends first" co-host ainsley earhardt is here with the tragic details. >> high school coaches say they've never seen anything like this. the morris county coroner's office revealing 17-year-old evan murray died from a lacer e lacerated spleen. the warren hills star quarterback took a number of harsh hits at this weekend's game leading to internal bleeding. his teammates are not sure when that fatal blow occurred. but that he did take a helmet to the abdomen late in the second quarter. the autopsy report notes that murray's spleen was abnormally enlarged making it more vulnerable to injury. many are speculating the teenager might have had mono at the time causing the spleen to grow in size. the community is still in shock over the death of this young

taje ager, murray. he was a three sport athlete and honor roll student. yesterday was the first day back at school since friday's game and many students needing help with coping after that tragedy. >> the kids are doing wonderfully. we had a great number come in, in a state of grief and emotional state. but we were fully prepared. >> the school board still trying to decide what to do about the team's remaining schedule. this friday was setd to be homecoming. murray will be laid to rest on thursday. back to you guys. >> his girlfriend wrote that she lost the love of her life and he'll be missed forever. this is so tragic, ainsley. >> third high school player to die this year and tim green is coming out shortly on the number one pick of the atlanta falcons outstanding starve syracuse who will be talking about that. >> meanwhile, 12 minutes after the top of the hour on this tuesday. an airline passenger arrested after trying to open the hatch

to the outside when they were in the sky. >> oh. >> wait until you hear the excuse he's giving to the cops. it's a doozy. donald trump tried to prove his faith to the faithful. >> my second favorite book of all-time. what's my first favorite? >> the bible. >> well, he just met behind closed doors with evangelical leaders and pastor robert jeffers was there. he's going to give us the inside story of what happened next. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta he fires up the free wifi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before! so he can rapidly prepare his presentation.

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i believe in the bible. i'm a christian. you know, i have a lot of reasons. i love people. in fact, with evangelical in iowa just came out i'm number one at 29 substantially ahead of everyone else. i'm happy about that. you know why? that's the reason. >> donald trump vying for the evangelical vote. he held a closed door meeting yesterday at 3:00 with religious leaders at trump tower. pastor robert jeffers was inside. he's here right now live. >> good morning, pastor. >> thank you. >> what came of it? >> it was a fascinating meeting.

it was supposed to go one hour. it went two hours. we talked about kim davis and religious liberty to planned parnhood, syria, isis. anybody in that meeting would have left there, first of all, impressed by his charisma, his grasp of the issues an the fact that he's in it to win it. i'm not here to endorse any candidate, but i'm telling you, who dismisses donald trump does so at their own peril. >> what did you want to address with him? >> i had the first question and i asked him very respectfully because he's been very nice to me. i asked him about the personal attacks. i said you know, i feel like a lot of people are asking you what about the attacks, they seem to be beneath his stature. >> he explained to me. i didn't know if i was going to get thrown out of the 26th floor of trump tower. he was very gracious. he said that was counter

punching in his viewpoint. we went back and forth on that. what was interesting was the reaction of the other pastors. they kind of started jumping on me for asking the question saying we don't want him to dial it back. that's who he is. they like it. what it said to me, a lot of the evangelicalsing donald trump aren't expecting he'll be holding bible studies in the oval office. they just want somebody to solve problems. >> ultimately, it's a room full of pastors. from your viewpoint, is he religious enough for you? >> you know what, after seven years of barack obama, the tlsh hold of expectations has been lowered. they don't want someone who is one of them. they just don't want one that doesn't hate them like the current person in the oval office. the fact that he makes an attempt at evangelicals and says he likes them -- >> you're talking about the war

on faith we're facing. >> he's aware of it. he talks about religious liberty and talked about the way to preserve religious liberty is by supreme court appointees. all of these battles are being fought in the courts right now and he wants justices to understand religious liberties. >> you asked before you left the boardroom, you asked mr. trump, is it okay if i reveal some of the things we talked about? >> i'm not talking out of turn. i said what can we say? he said you can say anything you want to. but i'd like you to add that your -- if you will. >> very good. reverend jeffreys in dallas. thank you for joining us. >> great to have you here. coming up on this tuesday, kanye west loves to give out advice. but democrats are telling him to keep his mouth shut. find out why straight ahead. >> i think i know. it happened again. more violence on the football field. a player kicked in the head right after losing his helmet. what has happened to

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24 minutes past the top of the hour. we have quick headlines for you. caught on camera. take a look at this minibus and car colliding and exploding into a massive fireball. it happened in russia. amazingly, the bus was empty and both drivers are okay. and oklahoma police led on a 13-minute high-speed chase reaching speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. the car goes airborne while trying to make a highway exit right there. the woman inside was then arrested. brian?

>> sportsmanship taking a hit in high school sports to a degree. watch this as a high school lineman runs across the field and kicks an opposing player who lost his helmet and he kicks him in the face. this one of many attacks in high school sports lately. are schools and coaches doing enough to stop bad sportsmanship are we taping everything at all times and it looks like that. we have someone with a law degree and nfl -- he's got a brand new book and a great program he's working on with the nfl for sportsmanship and character. first off, tim, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> you used to wear the uniform as a football player. are you concerned with what we're seeing? >> i am. i think probably these things happened when you and i were kids and no one picked up on it because we didn't have all the video cameras and youtube. on the other side of it, it's absolutely unacceptable. we do need to focus on sportsmanship.

we do need to focus on character. i think it starts at an early age. it starts in high school, it starts in elementary school. ultimately, teachers and parents and coaches are responsible for this kind of behavior. that kid should be absolutely off the team. >> when you saw what happened in texas, you find out a coach tells players to take out a ref because of the calls. what are you thinking, tim? >> that guy should be gonement. >> it happens april lot? >> i don't think it happens a lot. the fact that it happens at all is totally unacceptable. i think that when something like this happens, when people are attacked or like this or someone is attacked or kicked outside the rules of the game, the reason why we love football is, it's violence in a bottle, right? it's contained and it's contained within the boundaries of sportsmanship. sportsmanship is more essential in football even than any other sport. >> absolutely. i think after a violent sport, when you see hugging at the end.

you know what you go through, but you got to go with the rules. >> play 60 is great. you have read 20. tim green now -- tells kids to read. >> it's to me and rashad jennings with the new york giants. doing it with mark bennett with the bears, then the cowboys. the falcons, the cardinals later on this season. we go into a school, we take a bunch of kids, do a play 60 event. then we do a read 20 event. because parents, teachers, educators, they know kids who read 20 minutes a day become smarter and a little bit more compassionate. >> who knows, maybe a prolific author. every time i bring these home, every boy in the neighborhood wants them. it's called kid owner. it's about a kid that inherits the dallas cowboys. >> right. the main character doesn't know who his father is. all of a sudden the owner of the cowboys dies and he finds out that it's his father and he's left him the team.

it seems like a dream come true but turns dicey. >> geared to what audience? >> middle school age students, elementary students on higher reading level. but you know, it's a page turner. short chapters like the series of books that's the 16th in the series. they've sold over a million copies. i love to hear about kids who are athletes who say, mr. green, i never read a book before but i read your book and it was fun and i want to read more. while reading does great things for us, makes us smarter, kinder, it is supposed to be fun. that's my job. that's what read 20 is all about. >> you're the modern day matt christopher. that was what we read when we were little and you're doing that for young kids. congratulations on this, tim. now i think this would be a good thing to read at gregory elementary school through your read 20. >> i'm looking forward to it. brian, thanks so much. great to see you too. >> down from syracuse to help us out and launch your book. coming up straight ahead, if you made a protest sign, what

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big week for new york. we have leaders right now from 193 countries. they're in town for the u.n. general assembly. that's right. 193 countries. or as donald trump put it, offended them, offended them. offended them twice. still need to offend them. loser. >> of course, it's really tying up traffic. >> it is. >> at the top of the show today, we were talking about the flight

crew from the jets are going to be here and asked whether you would like to see brian dance again. the e-mail pouring in again. yes, please, brian should be dancing. would be fun. yes, brian needs to redeem himself. >> i'm going to retweet that one. >> needs to get stepping the flight crew. >> you were reading personal e-mails. >> those are tweets directly to me. >> wow. >> direct tweets. >> too bad it's not going to happen. >> we're going to work on convincing brian. >> we're going to wear him down. >> in the meantime, heather nauert is standing by. >> i have a good feeling. good morning to you all. fox news alert. a manhunt under way at this hour for a gunman who shot an army veteran leaving a st. louis cardinals baseball game. christopher was celebrating his mom's 60th birthday at that game when he was shot in the back during a botched armed robbery. he's been left paralyzed. chris' mom says he's learning the tragic reality of his new

life. listen to her here. >> he tries to make light of it. but he cried this morning and said mom, i'll never feel my legs again. >> that family is now collecting money through a go fund me page. to cover his medical bills at $55,000 right now. new overnight, moment of horror on the baseball diamond. watch. >> a fly ball to deep left center field. who wants it? >> oh, boy. members of the same team, cardinals center fielder, peter borjs calling for medical help as he knocked out the player with a knee to the face. miss cot i motionless for a few moments before being carted off the field. the cardinals tweeting overnight that all test results conducted on him at the hospital were negative. they say he was held overnight for observation. we'll keep following that see how he's doing. a man tried to pry open an airplane door at 30,000 feet

claiming that he thought it was the bathroom. james gray was arrested and escorted off the klm flight from scotland to amsterdam. as soon as it touched down, he claims it was a misunderstanding and he only touched the handle. gray was fined $700 and banned from flying with that airline for five years. rapper kanye west talks a whole lot, but wouldn't it be great to tell him once in a while to put a sock in it. >> i'm a creative genius and no other way to word it. >> indicate upton -- marilyn monroe. i am the number one most impactful artist of our generation. i am shakespeare in the flesh. walt disney. nike. google. >> oh, my goodness. are you kidding me? no. that guy takes himself very seriously. if you can believe it, this is exactly what the dnc is telling him to do. put a sock in it.

kanye forbidden from ranting at president obama's dinner he's headlining next week. plotting the 2020 presidential run of course. oh, my. >> he really did say after that. i mean speechless. >> put a sock in it according to heather. >> ben carson loves him and vice versa. meanwhile, time to wake up and smell the coffee. >> that's right. >> sorry, i only ordered one. >> you said coffee, coffee, coffee. >> i said coffee, coffee, coffee as i really need coffee, coffee, coffee. >> no. >> it's national coffee day, ladies and gentlemenment. >> yea. >> did you know it's not just for drinking. certified personal trainer is here. >> making a lot of racket. >> new ways to cook with coffee. what are you making? >> good morning. >> starting with a cup of coffee. >> cup of coffee, right. there's so many things you can do with coffee.

it has an earthy flavor and brings nice flavors to dishes. we have a cup of cough knee. i'm making chutney. this is dried cranberries and cherries. the coffee is going to plump up the cherries and cranberries. it will infuse them. we have pecans and chopped apples and you're going to let this simmer. you can add a little bit of spices. >> until all the liquid is absorbed. >> right. you end up with this. which is absolutely delicious. actually, with the holidays coming around, it's a great he thing. a lot of people watching at home wondering if coffee is good for you, the next day it's not. what do you think? what should we believe? >> they've done a ton of studies on coffee. you have to drink a ton of coffee for it not to be good for you. the recommendation is no more than four cups a day, which is quite a lot for anybody. >> okay. >> but it's got antioxidants and potential for lowering diabetes risk and positive benefits. i'm a coffee, coffee kind of girl.

>> you actually have a dplaz to go over that. >> or the salmon. >> that's the coffee glaze. go ahead. >> that's a coffee glaze. just a reduction of apple cider coffee. we've got dijon mustard, molasses. you reduce it down. >> for dinner, is it going to wake me up? we get up early. >> i don't think so. you have so much. you need a lot of coffee to get that big jolt. >> you'd be surprised. >> you can use decaf in all of the recipes. >> great idea. >> decaf is a great option. you're not losing the flavor, just the caffeine. coffee is an awesome thing. >> how long do you do that? >> until the liquid is done. this comes out in about ten mitts. so great for fall. >> that's coffee and chili. >> coffee grinds. if you put -- snamt that's crazy. >> if you put a tablespoon of coffee grinds in your chili. >> i've done chocolate. >> the combination of the cocoa and the coffee adds a nice

flavor. >> over here a dry rub. you can make it. it's literally all of these ingredients. you don't need all of the -- right there. just a little bit. the fact that these are leftover coffee grinds. you're not using fresh ones. you're repurposing the leftover ones. the fact that they're wet is going to make it a paste and you rub it on your favorite steak and chicken. right to the grill you go. >> after it's rubbed on there, you let it infuse in the refrigerator. infuse, i'm using your favorite word here. let it infuse in the refrigerator and kind of brush it off the rub before you put it on the grill. that's right here on the steak with the chutney. >> chicken will wake you up. >> thank you for joining us on national coffee day. >> diane hendricks, that's fantastic. >> if you want to feel the buzz for free or discounted, stop by one of these locations for a free cup of coffee. dunkin' donuts, krispy kreme, peet's coffee or coffee bean or

heel i. >> use our names. >> maria molina is infused with -- i get confused with joy for her position. >> yeah. passion for weather and also for some coffee. i already had about two cups this morning. let's look at the weather conditions across the country. we have a cold front on the move. it's moving eastward. it has a lot of moisture with it. we're going to be dealing with a lot of heavy rain. we've been dealing with that already across parts of the southeast and that's going to be heading into the mid-atlantic and into the northeast as well. the big concern out here is flash flooding. we have a number of watches stretching through parts of north carolina all the way to maine. and as much as 6 inches of rain will be possible in some of these areas. generally speaking several inches across the entire region. that will be something to watch very closely. now i take you to the atlantic. tropical storm joaquin is moving slowly. westward at 5 miles per hour. it's eventually going to make a northward turn. that's what the computer models are hinting.

it looks like parts of the east coast maybe could see impacts. too early to tell. we'll keep you updated. let's get back inside. >> maria, thank you very much. a new "wall street journal" poll out that shows kind of what we've been talking about on this show for a while. 62% of the country believes we're headed in the wrong direction. it is the 59th straight poll from her six years where a majority feel that things are simply not working. >> that's right. about 55% of americans say something upsets them enough, they're willing to carry a protest sign for an entire day if they could. this is the top responses from republicans on the protest sign that they would carry around for an entire day. >> the bigger the letters. >> stop abortion and force immigration laws, defund planned parenthood. the bigger the letters, the more likely they are to be on a sign. >> when it comes to democrats, polar opposite. >> fund planned parenthood. equality, human rights, all

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the battle over butter and marge reason. a brand new study from harvard says switching to margarine reduces the risk of heart disease. this undermines recent research suggesting cutting saturated fats to prevent -- did not prevent early deaths. i can't believe it's not butter. brian. >> president obama and putin sitting down with a rare meeting spending more than 90 minutes together behind closed doors. no one knows exactly what was said. but their dueling speeches before the sitdown could give us a clue. >> nowhere is our commitment to international order more tested than in syria. let's remember how this started. assad reacted to peaceful protests by escalating repression and killing. >> translator: we think it's an enormous mistake to refuse to cooperate with the syrian

government and its armed forces. fighting terrorism face to face. >> joining me now, the man who wrote the book on vladimir putin, literally. he's the author of imperial gamble and the new cold war. thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> initially, let's start from their greeting. what was your initial sort of feeling from this meeting between president obama and putin just from their handshaking greeting? >> that handshake was a rather cool one. it reflects the relationship one has had with the other for more than a year now. as a matter of fact, ever since the russians moved in and took crimea in march of last year, the president has been living in one world of trying to restore international rules of behavior and putin has been going about this in his own way, which is a purely russian nationalist way. he's thinking of russia and not

very much else. >> the crush on crimea and he hasn't stopped since. moving now, we learned from their facial expressions and we see this photo here. we know they met for 90 minutes and we keep hearing description frs that. what do you take away from this? we see president obama with a cold stone look right there, firm. then president putin is kind of with a little smirk. your thoughts? >> well, you really hit it right on the head. from the very beginning, when the russians took crimea, the large question in everybody's mind, certainly in mine as i began to write this book, who is this guy? what is it that he wants? can you work a deal with him? obama has tried time and time again to do this. but he has been rebuffed. he has a feeling that putin is interested only in two things. preserving his own political power and advancing the national interests of russia. and obama is trying to see it in

a more international way as a way of leaning on diplomacy while putin regards diplomacy as the end result of a military operation. >> sure. >> that is what he did in ukraine. what i try to explain in the book. that is what he is now doing in syria. and that is still the large question before the entire world. >> of course. >> who is winning? >> at this point, i would have to say very reluctantly putin. because putin believes, truly, that if he move military force into a political environment, it will turn that political environment in your direction. the president thinks about it the other way. that military forces only use after you've made every diplomatic and political effort to resolve a problem. right now in syria, the president believes that you

cannot get a deal, one that will last unless you get rid of assad. what putin is saying, in effect and very strongly at the u.n. yesterday guys got it all wrong. the only way you're going to resolve this problem is to work with assad, and he is putting russian military force behind that statement. >> a stark difference there. so wonderfully insightful. thank you, your book intearial gamble, putin, ukraine and the new cold war. this coming up, carly fiorina had to fight to get on the cnn debate stage but vice president joe biden already has a spot in the democratic one, and he isn't even running! go figure. then brian dazzled the new york flight crew with his amazing moves. five years later they're back for more. will he do it again? you've been asking for it. we'll find out, next.

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crew is back with us today. we're thrilled to have them after a five-year absence. thanks so much for joining us. they're all here to entertain us. >> brian, we asked the voters out there watching if they thought you should actually reprise your dance moves from five years ago. >> right. and the answer is? >> the early results according to 50% of the precincts reporting, 50% said absolutely. but in the last five minutes there's been a surge of people saying no, please, for the love of whatever -- >> right. >> don't dance. >> let's me sarah s. and bree. where are you? >> right here. >> while brian is just thinking this over, tell us how exciting it is to be a member of this fight crew.d with just six memb years back. now how many do you have? 36? >> 39 this year. >> yeah. >> and i think you guys who are here -- gals were here when you first launched the calendar. this year, you went to the exotic location of turks and caicos to shoot it.

>> yes. >> how cool is it to be memorialized as the fight crew -- >> i mean, sarah is our cover girl. so she is going to be on, you know, she's on the shelves. you've seen her face everywhere. >> such an amazing experience. i never thought in a million years i would be in a calendar, let alone the cover of a calendar. so it's very humbling. >> brian's not going to dance. >> so we're going to just come over here. we're going to sit right down here on the bench. elisabeth and brian, let's sit down and relax and enjoy the show. ladies and gentlemen, the new york jets flight crew. ♪ ♪ get out on the floor move it ♪ ♪ out of control as people watching me i never miss a beat ♪

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and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. good morning. today is tuesday, september it the. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the taliban has just taken a major city in afghanistan for the first time. since 9th, 2001. as world leaders meet at the united nations today, how will president obama respond. >> all right, carly fiorina had to fight her way to the cnn debate stage. but, cnn is already holding a spot for him. yep, joe biden, he isn't even running yet. dana perino with her reaction to this move. and, quote, you don't need to go to church to be a christian. if you go to taco bell, that doesn't make you a taco? closed quote. wait until you hear who said

that craziness this morning. coming up straight ahead, live from new york city, this is "fox & friends." ♪ you're unbelievable >> yep, football isn't just for the guys anymore. it is for the women. it is for the ladies. it is for the athletes. >> the legends league are going to show us how they can do it almost better than the guys or better than the guys. i might throw one of them a pass. >> don't they have helmets and pads? >> not today. >> it's not necessary. >> it's going to be a little -- it's going to be more touch than tackle. >> right. when they say knockout it means them. not one another. >> remember the last time we played with geraldo? >> i do. >> he got very enthusiastic. >> he sure did.

>> he's still trying to shake that off. >> meanwhile we've got a busy hour. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. we start with a fox news alert. president obama sitting down with cuban president raul castro at the united nations summit. today the meeting comes just hours after this tense toast between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. >> a preview of this meeting. he's still at the united states, eric it went pretty much like we thought, icy. >> yeah, that it was. it was a showdown with sharp words between both presidents yesterday, brian. here at the united nations, and still no agreement on the way forward to fight terrorism. they had a 90-minute meeting after the speeches here at the general assembly, and a meeting that was described as constructive and business-like, dealing with half with ukraine but mostly focusing on syria. putin proposing what he says is a broad coalition like the type that fought hitler to fight isis and terrorism. but that, he said, must include

strongman bashar al assad. the president flatly rejecting that proposal saying assad a tyrant who barrel bombs his own people should have no role in fighting isis. in his speech before the general assembly the president was blunt. his condemnation of putin's motives. >> nowhere is our commitment to international order more tested than in syria. let's remember how this started. assad reacted to peaceful protests by escalating repression and killing. >> translator: we think it is an enormous mistake to refuse to cooperate with the syrian government and its armed forces fighting terrorism face-to-face. >> well, also backing assad was iranian president hassan rouhani. in this address he again denied that iran wants a nuclear weapon and praised the iran nuclear deal. others did not buy that. there was a massive protest outside the united nations while rouhani spoke. supporters of the national

council of resistance of iran demanding that the u.n. have a mechanism to prevent iran from using any of the billions of dollars it will get from supporting terrorism. you know, terrorism will be the topic of a summit later on this morning. the president will chair a meeting on extremism and how to fight isis. we'll also have that meeting this morning with raul castro. and, brian, you may remember yesterday i said i would bet you $10 if they would describe the meeting between putin and obama as frank, or guess what? vladimir putin himself told russian journalists that it was surprisingly frank. so, brian, ten bucks, please. or 660 rubles you can leave on my desk upstairs. i'll get it tonight. >> rubles are diminishing in value because of the terrible sanctions on the russians to affect their behavior. i will choose rubles to pay you back. the ten bucks stops here. >> i'll get it tonight. >> eric shawn live at the united nations. >> now heather is here with a fox news alert. >> this is really disturbing news. just coming overnight. it is a fox news alert.

the u.s. launching airstrikes against the taliban in afghanistan overnight. that is not the alarming part. what is, is that insurgents took control of a major city there for the first time since the 9/11 terror attacks. taliban fighters raising their flag over government buildings in the city of kunduz. and then freeing hundreds of prison inmates. afghan's defense minister now saying that troops have since regained control of that prison. the u.s. launching airstrikes overnight. also overnight fear taking flight when a plane packed with people forced to make an emergency landing before it exploded into flames on the runway. it was an ireland-bound aer lingus flight. it was forced to turn back just moments after it took off from new york's jfk airport because of a hydraulic issue. as that plane approached the runway the brakes overheated and that's what sparked flames in the gear compartment. all 104 passengers were safely evacuated. the cause of death has now

been revealed for a new jersey high school football play here collapsed on the sidelines and then died. the morris county coroner saying that 17-year-old evan murray died from a lacerated spleen. the star quarterback took a number of hard hitting during friday night's game and that led to internal bleeding. his spleen was already abnormally enlarged, we are told, and that makes it vulnerable to injury. he will be laid to rest on thursday. and justin bieber now opens up about his faith in a new interview but it begs the question, what do you mean? listen. ♪ what do you mean >> okay. well the pop star says he wants to live like jesus but doesn't want to go to church saying, quote, you don't need to go to a church to be a christian. if you go to taco bell, that doesn't make you a taco. okay, justin bieber. and those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in just a little bit.

>> take that socrates. genius. >> gathered in his name? >> sounds like he's a belieber in his own way. >> look who's here from the five she got in early. she needs the o.t. how are you? >> i'm good, thanks. >> how much are you enjoying hillary clinton squirming? >> well, she put herself in this position. >> yep. >> absolutely trace back to her doorstep. i don't even think that the right wing conspiracy could have come up with this good of a story line that this actually substantive and all her fault. >> it is. >> and by the way, which is so interesting we already saw the deflection. we had, i saw my lawyers look through those e-mails. i had my i.t. people, who by the way are taking the fifth. i didn't do that. i don't want to be looking at their shoulder. i'm 68 years old, i'm not really good at computers. she's already got her alibi. >> this is what they gave us on sunday. this is the exact story she put forward. watch, meet the press. >> it was already there. it had been there for years. it is the system that my

husband's personal office used when he got out of the white house. and so, it was sitting there in the basement. it was not any trouble at all. and i said i'm going to give them all after a very careful review, and i did so. if they thought it was work-related, it would go to the state department. if not, then it would not. i know it's a little sarcastic in one exchange, for which i, you know, i'm sorry, guys, but you know, i'm not a technical expert. i just said i don't need them. >> you don't have to be a technical expert. you actually are, as a government employee, which she was, and with the clearances that she had, you are in charge. you are personally responsible for managing your own federal records. there is a law that says that. yesterday "the washington post" fact checker did a review of all the different changing time lines and explanations for hillary clinton. gave her three pinocchios. that's not something the right wing conspiracy came up with. this is something every time she goes out there's a new story.

plus because of the investigation we now have information that really i think is most disturbing to people. for example, it's not just that she had the e-mail server, but in those communications, she actually personally signs off on a deal where her staffer, uma an dean gets to get not only a government salary that you all paid for, but a sweetheart deal where she gets actually money from a private organization, a pr firm connected to the clinton global foundation, and that's where all this information is coming. >> you know, dana, you just need to move on. right after hillary was on "meet the press" it's curious how many of her surrogates used the expression move on. finney, woodhouse, jen granholm, clearly that was coordinated. >> first of all this is -- well, yes, it's coordinated. if i was a spokesperson, i would never just say oh, okay you're going to give me the exact words to tuesday and i'm going to say them? have a little creativity, folks. it doesn't take much to say --

you could use a different word than move on. but here's the thing, just because you want a story to go away doesn't mean a federal investigation ends. >> nope. >> their responsibility is to finish the investigation, trey gaudy, also the fbi. >> she has not been cooperative. you saw trey gowdy's frustration last night. >> all of this information was not available six months ago. when she says all of this was out there, no it wasn't. that's why you can trace it right back to her doorstep. >> credit to him and his fierce investigation. joe biden could be a last-minute add to the democratic debate. but carly fiorina had to fight to get a spot. he's not even running yet. >> well it's on cnn. >> on the cnn democratic debate stage. >> i think that cnn made the right decision when they decided to relook at the criteria that they had originally put forward for who could be on the debate stage. they changed it and carly fiorina because she did well in the first debate had a bump in popularity, she makes the stage, good decision and a smart one.

the thing for cnn and the democrats, allowing joe biden to be on the debate stage, even though he's not a declared candidate. >> right. >> again, i think a smart decision, because if he does get in they're going to want him there. they don't want to have to scramble. but i talked to a democrat recently who said they think biden doesn't even have to do that first debate. >> sure. >> let them have that debate, see how disappointed everybody is in her. and at the end of the month come in and say, i'll be there to help. >> what are your sources saying about the chance of him hopping in? >> 70% likely. yeah, 70% likely. i'm actually higher than that. i think he should. >> don't you think it's curious that if the mainstream media were not pushing joe biden so hard, we wouldn't -- many news outlets on the mainstream side certainly would not be as critical of hillary. >> okay, but remember, i also think that when the media isn't enamored with hillary clinton in particular, they might like bill clinton but they are not for the clinton machine, necessarily. >> so they're pushing joe? >> and they're tough on her. but remember who are the media

sources. it's other democrats. they're pushing joe biden. so actually, if you look actually behind the curtain, other democrats are saying, please, joe biden, at least give us an option. >> and you're probably -- >> and the president is in an interesting situation as well. >> the president loves politics. and it's irresistible for him to get involved even though i personally think they should be hands off. he's going to love this. >> he's going to love it because he has a chance of continuing his legacy with his vice president as president as opposed to a secretary of state that wanted to get out right away. >> every president wants that but only once since world war ii has america elected a party to have a third term at the white house and that was when george h.w. bush won in 1988. >> great hisry there, dana. >> thank you. >> we're going to be watching you today on the five. >> i'm not going to be on the five. >> you'll be in nashville. >> she's celebrating her anniversary. >> i am. at the dierks bentley concert. >> great way. >> my husband is like go see dierks bentley for our anniversary. >> is that why we've got to dog sit jasper over there? >> yeah. >> thanks a lot. >> i would dog sit jasper in a

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well, the head of planned parenthood will be in the hot seat before congress today. it's the first time an official from the organization will testify since planned parenthood was pulled into the national spotlight over those undercover, awful videos. joining us now is the chairman of the house oversight committee, utah congressman jason chaffetz. congressman, thanks for joining us here. so today is the big day. cecil richards is going to appear before the house oversight committee. are all members of -- that will be testifying, will everyone have to, on that committee, see this video before putting forward their opinion? >> -- videos but there's a temporary restraining order from a judge, as a conflict between the legislative branch and the judicial branch, so i do not yet have those videos.

it's fascinating that nancy pelosi comes to some conclusion, having not seen the raw tape. but we do not have that video. >> i want to -- if we have it, i'd love for everyone to hear nancy pelosi here and what she had to say, saying that these videos were somehow doctored. watch. >> on the subject of the planned parenthood and the attempts to defund planned parenthood, have you seen the videos? >> no, i haven't seen. i've seen some news reports of it. but i know that some of it is not real. i think they should be investigated as to how they attained those -- obtained those and doctored those, and then had them be accepted as something that was an indictment of planned parenthood. because that's not true. >> how irresponsible and aggravating is it when nancy pelosi asserts that these videos have been doctored, that word alone, just spiking, but not having seen them, she can -- she can say that they need to be investigated because they've been doctored. your thoughts?

>> well, the democrats want to bury their head in the sand on this topic. when i used the subpoena democrats doesn't support me on that. when we went to issue a letter to go get all the raw materials, they didn't support me on that. they have a political agenda. that is they want their funding arm, which is planned parenthood, to get out the vote and all the money that they transfer from a 501(c)3 into a 501 c 4 to engage in these political activities, they want that funding to be there. >> what's the alternative? >> -- to what we're going to talk about today. well, look, i don't think we should have to fund it. the discretionary part of the funding is about $60 million. in the last reporting period, planned parenthood collected $100 million more dollars than they actually spent. so why should federal taxpayers have to supplement their political activities? i just don't think it should have to happen. >> good thought there. let me ask you this, speaker boehner out. who is going to step in, do you think? and who will you support? do you support kevin mccarthy? >> i think one of the great things that needs to happen is

bringing in trey gowdy. i think the republican conference needs somebody who can unite the body, represent us far and wide, and articulate the message. and tray gowdy is the best person to do that. i actually think he'll do it if we get behind it and support it. but i they trey gowdy as the majority leader would be heaven sent. it would really, really propel the republicans in the right direction. >> have you spoken with him directly about this? >> yes, i have. >> and so your support is fully behind trey gowdy, that's making news for us this morning, congressman? >> yeah, i think it depends on -- it's not something trey gowdy seeks. he's not someone to step out there. but if you want the best person to make the republican case, if you want the best person to talk about why conservatism is the right answer for america, trey gowdy is our best foot forward. and i think we as a difference need to get behind that and make it happen. and if he's called, if he's asked, i think he'll do it. >> strong statement today, congressman chaffetz, thank you

for your time. >> thank you. well coming up, secret service agents put themselves in the line of fire every single day but they make less money than a rookie congressman. does that sound fair to you? we report. you decide.

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i mean leave it to the government, the federal government, right, to design a system that's number one, a reverse meritocracy. the more you work, the less you get paid. and secondly, a system where the anointed ones in d.c. are members of congress, the beknighted class, that that's the pay ceiling. god forbid you were to make any more than the lowest paid member of congress. yeah, this is why a lot of people are leaving. >> by the end you cap out how much you can make when it comes to overtime. therefore when the pope comes here, or 193 nations come here, when secret service shows up, depending on the region where you're at, you might be working for free. congress gets $174,000. if you work for congress. you get $98,000 without overtime because they're capped at the lowest salary for a congressman. i mean, where do they get this calculus? >> right. and it's not that most of the agents would complain about the amount of pay. they get paid handsomely. it's that the system is designed, brian, to reward people who work the least amount

of hours. so you just accurately summed it up. let's say you're a really hard charger and you get called for a lot of complicated secret service advances. you're working a ton of hours. by the time the summer hits, you've already made the most amount of money you can make, you're working for free for the rest of the year. while someone else is not really doing much, is getting paid the same amount. like i said only the government could design a system like this. >> you point out, they do it for the country. a lot of people do it for the country, not to become a zillionaire. however if you look at the fact that morale is now low, if you look at the fact what the risks are and the hours are, it all is related, isn't it? >> yeah, that's a great point. it's all about comparisons here. you can be a secret service agent and work thousands of hours for this amount of money. or you can go in another federal agency and go in the fbi, the dea, they work very hard. it's not a knock on them. but they don't work the hours because they don't have that protection function like we do. they have smaller protection functions. so people leave. and they go to other jobs

because they have families at home, and they're not compensated for their hours. again, it's not the amount, it's the pay structure. it's really poorly designed. and i have to tell you, they're going to hemorrhage people from the secret service if they don't change this soon. >> especially when you see how they've been hit of late and the books that have been out and the stories that have been released from the white house and things like that when it bombs vulnerable. now all of a sudden it might not have the prestige it should. dan bongino, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> coming up next, this army vet was just trying to celebrate his mom's 60th birthday at a cardinals game, then he got shot in the parking lot. now he is paralyzed. how this all went down next. then, you know them as football players but guess what they've got a new name and a brand new show. the first ladies of football put us to the test next. i believe we're going to have a shirts and skins scrimmage.

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the gunman who shot an army veteran leaving a st. louis cardinals baseball game. christopher sona was celebrating his mother's birthday at that game when he was shot in the back during a botched armed robbery. he's now been paralyzed. chris' mom says he's learning to accept the tragic reality of piste life. >> he tries to make light of it, but he cried this morning and said, mom, i'll never have my life again. >> the family is collecting money through a go fund me page to cover medical bills about $54,000 right now. crisis averted. a former new york city firefighter is now behind bars this morning for breaching security in order to meet pope francis. the feds say that he flashed what looked like a police badge to bypass security and entered the tarmac at jfk's airport. the pope had left a few hours earlier. officers stopped him. they found a knife, hollow point bullets and pot inside his car.

now according to his attorney he just wanted a blessing from the pontiff. and talk business with world leaders. a new ordinance in new york city is keeping guns out of the hands of those trying to protect the law? the nassau county district attorney's office out on long island is now prohibiting prosecutors from owning a handgun, even at home, unless a special exemption is granted. why? they say to make staff victims and witnesses feel more comfortable? law experts claim it's a blatant violation of the second amendment. his music may sound harmless to you but if you want to keep your computer virus free make sure you don't search for luke bryan. ♪ shoet shake it for me girl shake it for me ♪ >> intel's security released its annual most dangerous celebrities to google online and the popular country star is one of those people on the list. some other celebrity searches that also carry the risk of

viruses or malware include deejay van buren, usher, britney spears, and jay z. i'll have to consult my teenage friends on who that person is. in florida, flash floods forcing people to abandon cars and make their way through treacherous conditions. nearly seven inches of rain falling in some areas along the gulf coast. this record rainfall not ex3e9ed to let up as another four inches could hit that region today. maria molina has a look at the forecast. >> hi, heather. in that city of destin across the florida panhandle and that entire region has been getting hammered by a lot of tropical rains from the gulf of mexico. taking a look at the radar this morning, you can see it's still a busy picture across parts of florida and a lot of that moisture now starting to scream farther north across parts of the southeast, also in the mid-atlantic. there's a front, as well. so you have multiple systems that are going to be combining and producing a lot of heavy rain across parts of the eastern u.s. we do have some flood watches already in effect from north

carolina to parts of maine due to the anticipated heavy rain, and it's quite significant. i mean we're talking about locally up to six inches of rain, possibly even some higher amounts with this system as it swings through and we have to keep a close watch on our next storm system across the atlantic, tropical storm joaquin. right now it looks like it's moving very slowly toward the west, and then eventually concerns this weekend as far as what it could do to the east coast if it does anything -- if it brings any impact to the eastern u.s. now over to steve, elisabeth and brian. >> all right, maria, thank you very much. >> watch out guys our next guests are gorgeous, they're fierce and man are they athletic and they play a male dominated sport many call football. they're also the star of oxygen's bronze new show called "pretty. strong." >> we are a group of women who have real jobs, real lives, and play football. as well. i am a sales consultant. >> i'm a pharmaceutical rep. >> i am a dentist by day and a bad [ bleep ] football player by

night. >> we are foaming at the mouth warrior princesses. >> wow. they are joining us right now members of that legend's football league, ali, dina, yashi and crystal. you guys thanks so much for coming here, getting dressed up for us. >> thanks. >> we just saw in that little clip right there, by day you're a dentist. >> i am. i'm a dentist. >> that's the wild child -- >> yeah, a little bit. >> are we going to see some of that? it starts october 6th on oxygen. >> there will be a lot of that. >> and who's the ferrari on the team? >> why is that? >> chrissy for sure. >> yes, chrissy. >> the ferrari -- >> you actually -- football. >> i sing. >> you sing? >> fantastic. >> your brother has a super bowl ring is that true? >> has a super bowl ring and he was just nominated for the hall of fame. >> look at that. >> hopefully -- >> oh. >> now the competition begins.

>> oh, yeah. >> okay. so what we're going to do today is we're going to, because you do this all the time. >> yes. >> when you're not at your regular job, what we're going to do is we're going to have elisabeth, because she comes from a family of quarterbacks. she's going to be the quarterback of your team. >> okay. >> brian is going to be the defender. we're going to split up -- >> okay. >> i get the life of the party snapping the ball. >> we're going to -- >> okay. >> clearly. all right. >> so let's start -- >> back here. >> okay. >> okay so let's put the ball -- >> all right. >> you guys didn't grow up playing football? you just picked it up as you got older? >> okay, are you ready? listen you guys huddle up. you know what play -- >> worry about -- >> they're fine all right. ladies and gentlemen, -- >> let's go.

>> october 6th -- right here. right here. >> oh, there you go. >> wait a minute. >> you guys -- >> run around the play. run around the play. >> one more play. >> right here. >> move the ball. move the ball. >> uh-oh that was better. >> that was better. >> ladies and gentlemen. check out "pretty. strong" premieres tuesday, october 6th on -- i'll tell you what i would love the celebration. >> your husband is at home yelling at the tv. all right coming up on this thursday -- tuesday, from saving private ryan to safety prying rad up. did bill clinton dispatch hollywood's most celebrated director to make his wife more likable? the inside story you won't hear anymore else.

>> and why do laundry when you can have your closet and you can do it for you? the invention we've all been waiting for. next. it could be the question of the day. 1988, this nba star was selected second overall in the 2007 draft. who is he? be the first to e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com with the answer and brian has a prize for you. >> thank you. you totalled your brand new car.

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known steven spielberg for a long time. bill felt that she just was icy and cold, needed to warm up. they called steven spielberg. >> yes. and you know, steven spielberg has been, as you just said, their friend for a long time. when she ran for senate she spent days and days at his apartment in trump tower. she asked for a private elevator, by the way, and they didn't give it to her in trump tower. and they got in touch with spielberg. he provided acting coaches for her. >> okay. ooh. >> and she set up a camera in her den in chappaqua. >> did she want to do this? >> she hated the idea. she said why should i, who get $300,000 a speech, listen to some hollywood schmucks about how i should do this. >> isn't it in your book that she was so frustrated she did what to the tripod? >> well, after she did this for about a month or two, she just hated it, she took the tripod with the camera, and she trashed

it on the floor, and told her friends, that's the end of my -- period. >> she wouldn't need these likability lessons if she wasn't plummeting in the polls. one of the reasons for that is this e-mail scandal. you write in the book that it was actually valerie jarrett, the president's chief counsel who ordered six investigations into hillary's time at the department of state. tell me about, i believe it was an april meeting where hillary knew that they were behind her legal troubles, and what did she, hillary, say to the president? >> well, she asked for a private meeting with the president, knowing that many of these leaks came from the white house. went to the white house, kept her waiting for about a half an hour, finally she was ushered into the oval office, valerie jarrett and the president were there, hillary tried to convince the president to call off all these investigations. he pretended like he didn't even know what she was talking about and finally she blew up, and

said what i want you to do is call up your f k dogs, barack. >> she said that to the president? >> i would not have printed that if i had only one course because it's kind of unbelievable. i have two separate sources from the valerie jarrett camp, from the hillary clinton camp, who confirmed the exact wording of what she said. >> wow. oh, wow. if hillary clinton is indicted, would the president pardon her? >> they've discussed that. valerie and michelle obama, who, by the way, is in a lot of these meetings. >> mm-hmm. >> he's reluctant to do it because he really does not like the clintons. but, who knows. maybe he will do it if she's indicted and i think there's a very good chance she will be indicted. >> you're not the only one who feels that way. hillary clinton had a secret face-lift, at her house, in new york. >> she didn't want to do it. but she did it at the behest of bill, who said, you know, you started sagging a little bit,

you're going to be -- >> why didn't she go into a hospital? >> she was concerned that if she did, everybody has an iphone these days and people would catch her in the hospital and the photographs would be published. so she did it in secret with the secret service not letting anybody in. they set up a operating room in one of her rooms in chappaqua, and operated on her. >> you mention bill. he suggested that she did that. just out of curiosity, don't know if he was there that day, how much time do they spend together? >> i could tell you what he tells the interns at the clinton library in little rock. he they get together. he says i'd like to spend as little time with hillary as possible. >> why? >> well, because they, you know, they have no relationship other than politics. it's a total business relationship. >> so if she were elected president, would he be live in the white house with her? >> he's told his chief legal adviser that he has no intention

of becoming first gentleman, and becoming like a first lady and living in the white house, and doing all those social things. he's going to continue, he hopes, with his current life of flying around in private jets with bevies of beautiful girls, raising money from foreign donations. i'm not sure he'd get away with it if she's president, though. >> the new book out this week it's called "unlikable: the problem with hillary clths. ed klein who used to be with "newsweek," thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> about ten minutes before the top of the hour. coming up is your high school senior trying to pick the perfect college? we have the schools whose diplomas will get you the highest hours. isn't that what it's all about? first on the state in 1789 the first united states congress adjourned and in 1951 the first live sporting event was seen coast-to-coast in the u.s. of a., a college football game between duke and the university of pittsburgh.

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hiring, business professionals, and then they combined it with the s.a.t. scores and the average median salary for graduates when they come out of school and they came up with the top 25. and yes, okay, a lot of the number one was harvard but forget the ivy league names. u.s. naval academy made the list. >> okay. what do they have? they averaged $82,000 as a starting salary. >> starting salary. a lot of this is engineers and business degrees. the s.a.t. score 1255 but that doesn't count the writing. annapol annapolis, maryland. that was one of the schools on the list. a good school, at that. >> another top college according to hiring managers is the university of michigan at ann arbor. >> it's a four year public school, just like the first school. median salary $69,000 and change. 2065 is the average s.a.t. score. they've got doctoral degrees, bachelors, masters, and also great for sports fans. >> it's also a lot of money. because of big investment. had a big return i guess. >> a lot of -- kids are going to

get killed with having to pay for school these days. >> university of virginia. >> charlottesville, virginia. you know it very, very well. four year public school, again, bachelor's, masters, doctors. and it's also a research university, and i like that you get more hands-on experience depending on what type of degree that you get. and you're helping the next generation. >> then another military academy. >> u.s. military academy, okay? average median starting salary, $78,000 and change. this is west point, new york. we've all been up there to this part. beautiful part of new york state. bachelor's. they also train cadets, grad outs, a lot of the graduates obviously go to the military. become second lieutenants and it's a great school. and discipline. i love that we've got two strong military schools. >> boston college on your list, my alma mater. >> you might know boston college a little bit. i'm curious what you think about these guys. four year private university. bachelor's, masters, doctorals.

average salary $55 and change. chestnut hill, massachusetts. assuming that's a nice place to live. >> gorgeous there. we were there last weekend. >> i hear a lot of the "fox & friends" team know the school pretty well, especially for football. >> yeah, keith hemmings who is also here. >> he was telling me that he played with your husband. >> goes a long way back. >> but it's also suggested, you have a philosophy degree as opposed to a business degree it might be harder for you to get a job if you have -- so if you have an education degree, et cetera. >> yeah, i mean a lot of these are engineering and business. especially the two military schools i brought to you, definitely that's for engineering. that's where the money is. but these are, again these are good schools. a lot of them are great for sports fans and they're not ivy league. because how attainable is that for most people? >> i went to nau. >> great job as usual. >> see you with maria over there. >> now coming up, john boehner is out as speaker of the house and congressman kevin mccarthy wants that job.

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good morning to you. it's tuesday, september 29th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you now. a key congressman just announcing who he thinks should beat republicans. >> i think the republican conference needs somebody who can unite the body, who can represent it far and wide and who can articulate the message. trey gowdy is the best person to do that. >> what does kevin mccarthy actually think about that? the man who wants to be the new speaker is joining us live. >> we'll explain that. plus donald trump talks specifics finally detailing his tax plan for every american. >> it will simplify the tax code. it will grow the american economy.

at a level that it hasn't seen for decades. >> and the trump plan already paid off in a very big way with a very big endorsement. >> all right. he's wanted for stealing mail and resisting arrest. the video of some serious monkey business that has now gone viral. what do you think about that? let me just remind you, mornings are better with friends. >> you know i got to say, we've got the best bookers on television. the man of the hour is kevin mccarthy who could be the next speaker of the house, and we will have him on this program answering our questions, then some of them you have actually sent us, in about 90 seconds. >> how many people do we int interview that actually won the lottery before. kevin mccarthy. >> he's been a lucky guy. >> first we're going to say good morning to heather nauert with a fox news alert. >> good morning to you.

fox news alert to bring you right now. just about within hour from now, president obama will meet with cuban president raul castro at the united nations summit in new york. this will be their second face-to-face sit-down since the u.s. and cuba restored diplomatic relations last year. and i just tweeted about this, castro a short while ago saying that the u.s. deserves -- or puerto rico, rather, deserves to be free of u.s. domination. hmm. what do you think of that. wonder if that will come up in the meeting. the u.s. launching airstrikes against the taliban in afghanistan overnight after insurgents take control of a major city for the first time since the 9/11 terror attacks. taliban fighters raising their flag over government buildings in kunduz and freeing hundreds of inmates from an afghan prison. the defense minister of that country now saying the troops have since regained control of that prison. fear taking flight when a plane packed with people forced to make an emergency landing overnight before exploding into flames on the runway. one passenger describes his

terrifying scene there. >> -- 15 or 20 fire trucks right on the runway, immediately, like ready to drive up. >> the aer lingus flight was forced to turn back just moments after it took off from jfk airport in new york because of a hydraulic issue as that plane approached the runway. the brakes overheated. all 104 passengers were safely evacuated. >> there was a whole lot of monkeying around in florida when an escaped pet started eating the mail and afacting a police cruiser. it was a monkey named zeke and it pulled molding off the roof of the patrol car. officers managed to distract him with a water bottle. he was then picked up by his owner. and those are your headlines. why would you want to own that, i have no idea. >> thanks very much. kevin mack car think is a five-time congressman from california and he has announced he would like to be the next speaker of the house. he joins us live from capitol hill. congressman, are you sure you

want this job with -- as mr. -- as speaker boehner is leaving? >> you know a lot of people feel that it was kind of a no-win situation because there were a lot of frustrations on both sides of the republican party. what do you think going forward? >> you know, you sound a lot like my mother. look, john boehner is a good and decent man. and he has worked hard for this nation. the change that happens when you become speaker is you set the culture. this is going to be a generational change. and you know what's happening across this country. we need to be closer to people we represent. we need to -- for them to believe once again that this is their government. that they're in charge, that we serve them. now, it's not easy, and it won't happen overnight but that's my mission. >> so you also are determined i'll just paraphrase what you said last night, you want to get the best, most conservative deal possible, but you also give

indications in reading your words, and tell me if i'm wrong, that you're willing to compromise on certain things, and there were conservatives that think that's a bad trend. >> listen, this government is devised to compromised. you can't get 100% of whatever you want. but you know what you can get? you can put the idea out there. you win the idea, you win the vote. and you want the system to be able to work. we have the majority in the house. we have the majority in the that. we should be able to get a good, conservative compromise that solves the problem. >> in the program we actually spoke to congressman chaffetz and he supports the notion that trey gowdy should step in as majority leader. this is your sound, then your reaction. >> i think one of the great things that needs to happen is bringing on trey gowdy. i think the republican conference needs somebody who can unite the body. who can represent us far and wide, and who can articulate the message, and trey gowdy is the best person to do that having spoken to him i actually think they'll do it if we get behind

it and support it but i think trey gowdy as the majority leader would be -- heaven sent. it would really, really propel the republicans in the right direction. >> your reaction? >> trey gaudy is one of my best friends. i don't know if woe do it. but i think all three individuals who are running could do the job very, very well. i stay out of those races, so the conference can pick who they think is best. they can work individually to lay out their plan and be able to win it. any of them would do a very good job. >> so trey gowdy has kind of got his hands full with this benghazi select committee. i understand that you feel that some sort of a select committee or special committee might actually be the way to go regarding planned parenthood. because there are so many who would like to defund but there are a lot of people who don't quite understand what they're up to. >> our challenge right now, you

watch those videos. they're horrific. but the problem is the president won't watch them. the country hasn't seen them. and when we look at hillary clinton's numbers today, america says they distrust her. why? because they found out the truth about her. and the only way they found that truth about it was benghazi select committee dug in to it and would be able to get the facts. if we will be able to set up a select committee on planned parenthood, get the facts, lay it out to the american public, we would win. i like to fight and i like to fight to win. >> how do you feel about the fact that nancy pelosi, she admits that she's never even seen the horrific videos that are out there, how can she have such a strong opinion on them already? >> that's wrong. regardless of where you stand on this issue, you want to have the facts. if you are an elected official, you should get all the information. even if you disagree with what they're going to give to you, because why do you want to base something on something that is false? get the facts, and make an educated and honest decision. >> all right.

also, real quick i want to see how you're going to work with the president but i also want to see you get your response to some of the different republican nominees who have different programs out, including donald trump. did you have a chance to look at his tax plan? and i understand guys like grover norquist goes right with the reagan philosophy. zero taxes for individuals making under $25,000, married couples under $50,000 will not pay anything, they'll cut the highest earner rate down to 25% and also handle corporate tax reduction. is that something that you can live with? >> you know, i've been a little busy the last couple days so i haven't looked at all the details, but what i look at right now i like. beca simplifying. but there's a lot of tax plans out there. i believe in only three rates. but the more you simplify it, the easier that you make it for economic growth. i find that that's a positive. and i like the idea that our presidentials are talking about tax reform. >> what about you guys doing it? what about a speaker mccarthy? would he try to get tax reform? >> you know what, that's a great

question because we're working on territorial tax reform in our highway right now. article 1, section 7 of the constitution says all tax reform starts in the house. paul ryan and i were just meeting yesterday. we're working on a plan. our biggest challenge is getting somebody in the white house that's willing to sign it. >> right. and that is the key. what about the fair tax or the flat tax? there are so many people who would love to just have a postcard where you send it in, and this is how much i made, and it's that simple. >> why can't we talk about those? why can't we make that happen? because you know what? that's simple. everybody's treated fair. everybody in this country, i know you talked about me winning the lottery. i won it twice. when i was born in this country and was an american, that was the biggest lottery winner. everybody should engage in it, everybody should participate, everybody should pay a little something but everybody should have an opportunity. >> do you think there are things that speaker boehner could have done to some of the executive orders and some of the things the president is doing and about to do especially when it comes to this global warming

situation, the epa and some of his -- some of his environmental decisions? >> well, there's some things we have done. unfortunately, you know, we have three different branches of government. there's some things the president can do that may have to change the president on day one. we can make that happen. but funding of epa is back to the levels of 1989. we have been doing work but we will do more. >> well there you go. all right, kevin mccarthy, he would like to be the next speaker of the house. by the way, when is the election? >> well, we're getting to the as a conference today, and we have to do it before the end of the next month, before the current speaker leaves. so any time between now and the end of october. >> okay. thanks for sharing your time with us. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> also says he's going to keep the government open and not be a shutdown. >> i think that's right. all right it's 8:10 here in new york city. coming up they lived through the horror of september the 11th and have had special medical coverage until now. but is congress about to leave our hero first responders

without a lifeline? peter johnson jr. feels strongly about that and he is coming up next. and we've heard kanye west's words of wisdom throughout the years. >> i am the number one most impactful artist of our generation. i am shakespeare in the flesh. walk with me. nike, google. >> i have high self-esteem. now democrats are telling him to keep his mouth shut. find out why.

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we're leaving them for dead on the battlefield. we're leaving the first responders in the hospital wards of america. >> the ones who have the respiratory diseases and some of the things that happened -- >> sure, after 9/11, 85 new york city police department officers died. 130 fire department -- firefighters died. just about 72,000 people that are in the health care registry, there are about 33,000 people that have documented injuries, asthma, cancer, gird, copd. you call it, chronic sinusitis, weird cancers that kill people in a year, a year and a half. and so congress doesn't have the votes to renew this when it comes due at the end of october. >> why? how can they not have the votes? >> because we have lip service to 9/11. we have lip service to this flag. i like to wear this flag as much as i can. but i can't wear this flag without being embarrassed if i don't speak up for this. and congress is signature on its

hands. maybe they think it's a new york thing. that it's not fashionable. that it's some form of welfare, some form of entitlement. but i do know what our folks in the army say. they say leave no one behind. that's a soldier's credo. that's the airman's credo. that's the marine corps credo. that's the credo of america. but congress is leaving our 9/11 responders behind. so they will go and stand up at parades, they will make speeches, ted cruz will talk about the first responders and how important they are, we'll condemn black lives matter and say all lives matter and the first responders matter but congress has the right and the responsibility to act, and they're sitting on their hands. and unfortunately, the republicans are missing in action on this issue. >> well, $1.6 billion has run out you say. >> it's run out. and at the end of october, it's going to be gone. should we allow the first

responders to die? does america mean something? do we care for our heroes or abandon them in the wilderness? these are our children, our brothers, our fathers, our mothers. i don't know what else to say other than to talk about it, to say that people need to write to their congresspeople, to their senators. the president's behind it. president obama is behind it. that might be shocking for some people. >> it's got to get to his desk. >> it's got to get to his desk but it needs republican votes and right now for whatever reason they're missing in action. i know if donald trump is watching he probably hasn't heard about it. if he's watching i know he'll speak up today. i don't agree with him on everything all the time, but that's why insurgents are doing so well in this country. ben carson, and donald trump and carly fiorina because congress is sitting on its hands. god bless lindsey graham for standing up for this bill, senator graham. >> let's talk to something else. we put $500 million to sign the trainee rebel forces over in syria. we've trained six. so there's a lot of money left

over. can we take some of that money? >> that's a brilliant idea. almost every congressional district in the country is represented. not new york alone. >> all right. peter johnson jr. will stay on it. hopefully they'll take it up this session. >> stand up for america. >> still straight ahead. an airline passenger arrested for trying to open the hatch midway. what the heck was this person thinking? and the stars from million dollar listings here with free advice. what you need to know to do to get your house to get buyers to get your house. we'll let you know the details next. hi hey you look good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's something you taught me. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now. they're delicious and help keep my body in balance. even this one loves them. you eat prunes? mhmm. it's true, feeling good starts with eating right.

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extreme sports legend said this morning after a free sky diving accident in california the 39-year-old dare devil known for his appearances on mtv ran into the tree during an opening act of a golf tournament in lake tahoe. and the late actor paul walker's teenage daughter taking automaker porsche to court claiming design defects in its sport cars could be to blame for her father's death. investigators blame high speed for the 2013 crash that killed the star of the fast and furious. steve? >> thanks, elisabeth. in the world of real estate, emotions and rivalries can run deeply. >> you're the genius who brought all the fires to the table maybe you should have thought about that before you invited all the people who were making offers. you didn't think they were going to talk? >> you weren't invited in the first place. >> is this your house? >> good. since this offer i give you shut your mouth. >> don't talk to us about [ bleep ] in front of my clients [ bleep ] >> you know what?

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common interest, and we moved, i would say about seven years ago, james was there 12 years ago. he was already here. and then we thought you know what? let's do it. >> well how did you wind up on tv? you're very good. >> thank you. >> that's another great question. >> this is your first tv job and you're, you know, on the biggest real estate show on television. >> we're very blessed. we were given a call. they were casting and david and i went through the motions and here we are. >> you know the interesting thing about the show is, you know, it is a cutthroat business. but it does appear that you just hate the guts of that guy josh. >> oh, you do. >> amen. >> why? >> you know what? it's a cut throat business. we work within a one mile radius of each other and he's arrogant. just the way it is. >> i think it's just competition. you know, i do think it's competition. i don't think he's a bad guy i really don't. i think it's a cut throat industry and there's a lot of drama -- >> has he stolen a customer from you or something? >> no. he has not.

and we have not either. >> all right. christena, let's wheel this in. because your show do so well at telling people you've got to get the house ready to sell -- >> oh, wow. >> some of our viewers have sent in pictures of their houses -- here's the markers right here. this is somebody's backyard. nicole in florida sent this out of the outside of her house. she said she would love to renovate but not a lot of spending money involved. what would she today? happen up and use your marker. okay, that is -- is that like a blind or something? >> i think it's a shade. >> you want to kind of expose as many windows as possible. that should be taken off straight away. the roof looks okay drns >> you'd just want the actual window there. >> and if the w terrible, maybe replace it. i think there could be metal bars. you've got to get light in the house. i think she should definitely do some landscaping here.

easy just clean it up a little bit. >> maybe get rid of the dead stuff? >> definitely. you know what's really good? white gravel. it makes things pop. i would probably make all white gravel and bring this back to life a little bit. >> we've got another house right here. take a look at that. >> all right. >> somebody's living room. stephanie sent this picture of her living/dining room. >> okay, stephanie, i would get rid of the red drapes. you want to keep it as plain and simple as possible. definitely get rid of the water bottle. you want to declutter your living room for sure. i would definitely hang up this throw and make it look slightly cleaner. >> can i ask you something, this has their names on it. when you're selling -- when things are personal of a personal nature, do you want them into the house that you're trying to sell? >> no. you want to get rid of all photographs, get rid of everything personal and let a buyer come in and think that this is their home and let them personalize it in their own mind. keep james, keep david and get

rid of the rest. >> all right. we've got another picture right there. the third one is somebody's kitchen. dawn sent this picture of her kitchen. she said they have old cabinets and old drawers. >> well the first thing is, i would change the dog food out. i food my dogs human grade organic food. it makes them live longer. so i would say always declutter. there's too much going on here. i would literally just empty all of these shelves. >> so you have a clear counter. >> it makes the space look bigger, as well. that trash is probably in the way a little bit. i would find a way of just moving it away for the sake of showing. probably have trash underneath the sink wherever that is. oh, it's under there. >> what about the door handles and the cabinets themselves? >> i think they're okay. they're neutral color. they're pretty much white. i don't see any issue with them to be honest with you. i think once it's all cleared out i think it will make a huge difference. >> it's got a deep fat fire up

there. >> when you're selling a house it's okay to put stuff in the closets. >> i think so. out of sight is out of mind. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. watch the show million dollar listing in los angeles airs wednesdays at 9:00 on bravo. david and james, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. >> hope that helps everybody who sent in the pictures. meanwhile the numbers are in. after seven years of president obama most people still think the country is moving in the wrong direction. up next, ann romney sits down with us to talk about why so many voters are angry. and where are all the girl halloween costumes? one mom outraged that almost every costume is for boys. is she right? a debate! coming up. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch,

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medical bills. the cause of death has been revealed to that new jersey high school football player who collapsed and then died on the sidelines. the morris county coroner say that 17-year-old evan murray died from a lacerated spleen. the warren hills star quarterback took a number of hard hits during the game on friday night and that led to internal bleeding. his spleen was already abnormally enlarged and that apparently made it vulnerable to injury. he'll be laid to rest on thursday. our prayers go out to his family. a man tries to pry open an airplane door at 30,000 feet claiming he thought it was the bathroom. he was es scored off the flight as soon as it touched down. he claims the incident was all a misunderstanding and he was only touched the handle. gray was fined $700 and banned from flying with that airline for five years now. rapper kanye west talks a whole lot but wouldn't it be great for someone to tell him to put a sock in it? >> it's about truth, it's about

information, it's about awesomeness, and the only luxury is time. >> people are going to look at this interview and say i don't like kanye. >> anybody that's a god can recognize a god. jesus could recognize jesus. >> yeah, he also goes on to say that he's more important than shakespeare and that he's the most important artist of the century. >> if you can believe it. the dnc. the dnc actually is telling him to put a sock in it. kanye has been forbidden from ranting or even giving president obama advice at a $10,000 a plate fund-raising performance that he's head lining next month. kanye west plotting a 2020 presidential run as well. those are your headlines. >> okay. >> thanks. >> big bang carson supporter. >> heather thanks for that. >> meanwhile -- >> maria molina is watching some extreme weather in florida. >> we've had flooding ongoing across parts of florida,

including the city of destin so the florida panhandle getting hammered by a lot of rain. we do have that flood threat stretching farther north as well with watches from north carolina to parts of maine because of a front coming through and a lot of that tropical moisture producing that flood threat. i want to take you to the atlantic now because we do have our next tropical storm, it's joaquin it formed last night, and right now it's kind of uncertain as far as what it's going to be doing over the next couple of days. the track right now is that it's going to be slowly drifting westward and could get picked up by a trough and a high pressure system and could get steered along parts of the east coast. this could be a big issue if it does bring more heavy rain across parts of the northeast because we're already getting hit hard by that threat for some flash flooding across the region so we'll keep a close watch on the storm but otherwise taking a look at the forecast track you could see that coming up this weekend. it's forecast to move northward and could bring some impacts to the u.s. we already know rip currents are going to be a concern and dangerous surf. >> all right maria thank you very much. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. look who's here.

joining us right now is the former first lady of massachusetts and global ambassador of the ann romney center for neurologic disease at brigham and women's hospital in boston and author of a brand-new book right here. in this together, my story, ann romney. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> you look fantastic. how do you feel? >> i feel great. i feel great. i'm powerful, i'm strong now, it's my turn for people to say, you can lean on me now. there was a point in my life where no one could lean on me. >> and you were open about that. in your book. we want to talk so much about that. this book is exceptional. and i can't help but have you next to me and peek in to your heart and mind about what's going on right now politically. there was just a new new poll out and it basically said that over half of americans right now see -- feel that this country is headed in the wrong direction that they would be willing to carry a sign around town all day long with these phrases on it. this is what the republicans said that they would carry around they'd carry a sign that said most of them stop abortion. the bigger the words in the word

cloud the more people that would carry this around, enforce immigration law, defund planned parenthood. and impeach obama. >> police lives matter. >> then on the democrat side they told "the wall street journal" they would and the larger the words the more they feel about it, fund planned parenthood, equality human rights, all lives matter, big money out of politics and black lives matter. >> wow. >> we are polarized. >> absolutely. absolutely. it's terrible. but, i have a theme for everybody. to carry around. in this together. >> ah. >> is that possible after what you've seen? >> i will say that, you know, mitt was elected in a state, massachusetts, 85% of his legislature was democratic. we got extraordinary things done with mitt as governor. so, yes, it's possible. but the first thing that's necessary is discourse that's respectful. and i think right now, our discourse is not respectful.

>> the pope here for awhile gave us a breather from some of that harsh rhetoric. who do you think is a person that could unify right now? who is on the republican side? >> well, you know, that is time will tell. i think at the end of the day we are going to have to have somebody that will unify. i'm not sure who that is yet. right now, it's -- it's not evident at all who that might be. but at the end of the day we are going to have to bring someone that will unify and have a voice that will carry, not just to our, you know, extreme corners, but to the middle, as well. and say, we are in this together. this country is important. >> that is such a good reference. doesn donald trump i know you said of him yesterday one of the things he's bringing with his candidacy is to get more people interested in what the republicans have to say. >> we can't obviously this is the most extraordinary election cycle. i'm sure you all are having great fun with it. >> yes. >> we're asounded by what we're

witnessing. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. and the positive side of that is more people are being brought into the discussion. >> the negative side is you don't like the tone. >> as a woman, i do not like -- i do not like that. >> yeah. i can understand. you know, in this together, you're honest. you started this discussion this morning on the curvy couch saying that you're strong now. you're honest about having moments where you were not, where you just wanted it to end. >> right. >> when you discovered you have ms. >> i was where people often go when they're first diagnosed with a terminal disease and it's a neurologic disease and i thought it was going to eat me alive. i went into depression. i went into a dark hole. i went into a very scary place. and i would hope, i hope couldn't i please get something that would just kill me. and be over with this. and i i want to be honest about that. because, i want people to understand that i have been in that place. and i want to give them hope. that you don't have to stay in

that place. and life for all of us, at some point, is going to be perilous, tragic, heart wrenching and difficult. and for me it was my m.s., for someone else it might be the loss of a loved one, financial, whatever, we go through trials in this life. and i want people to have hope that even in our darkest moments, even in our darkest trials there should be hope. >> and that was -- that was the first chapter in your journey with m.s. you -- you were in the poor me, poor me stage. >> yeah. >> why is this happening to me. you wanted to die quickly. and then your husband grabbed your hand and said, you know what? >> you're okay. >> you're okay. we're going to fight this together as a team. >> yeah. he was fantastic. i couldn't have done it without him. and he, at my lowest point, i mean just really the lowest point, what happens with this disease is interesting. it strips you of everything. it grinds you to dust. your value of who you assess yourself is -- i am this person. i am a lawyer, i'm a doctor, i'm

a whatever, you define yourself, i think by labels. and all of a sudden those labels are gone because you can't do anything. mitt's label for me was i love you. i don't love you because you make good dinners. i love you for who you are and at the core of finally you have to get to that point of where your core is, what's valuable and important to you. >> you could have written this book at any time. why is now the right time? >> you know, someone just finally made me do it. and i have to admit i don't love to write. and i wrote this book, this book is from my heart. and it's to people that are suffering. >> yeah. >> this isn't for me. this is for people that are interesting trials in their live. i owe it to the people that are struggling, that are out there. i did it for you. >> thank you very much. >> the center in boston you opened up, you want everybody to hashtag 50 million faces. >> the book is called "in this together." ann romney, thank you very much

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president, of course, saying that bashar al assad should not be part of any agreement while that's what assad wants. assad, of course, blamed for the death of a quarter million people. the president bluntly criticizing putin's proposals. >> translator: we must show an effort to address the problems that all of us are facing and create a generally broad international coalition against terrorism. similar to the anti-hitler coalition it could unite a bronze range of forces. >> let's remember how this started. assad reacted to peaceful protest by escalating repression and killing that in turn created the environment for the current strife. >> but first he will sit down with communist dictator raul castro who wants us to pay him $1 trillion and get get mow back. you think the president will pull out a check? back to you. >> i hope not.

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well, it's that time of year, kids picking out the perfect halloween costume. one mom noticed the difference between costumes for girls versus costumes for boys her angry letter to party city went viral. so are costume stores dropping the ball when it comes to girls. joining us to debate, ceo at divamoms.com and ceo and president of concerned women of america. thank you both for being here. this one mom walked in, there are no superheroes for girls. number two all these costumes for young girls are so sexy. do you see a problem with this? >> there are cost assumes, of course, across the board. and some moms, this one in particular, thinks that they're too sexy. however, i think that they are just costumes. and it's about make believe, and it's pretend, and it's halloween. and if you don't like the costume, because you think it is too sexy, there are so many costumes out there to choose from. and you can make your own costume. you can go to a different costume store. there are tons and tons of

costumes that are out there for girls. >> we just saw that one photo of the police costume. there's a huge difference between the girls costume and the boy's costume. penny, do you think this is a great, you know, idea for young girls to be this little cutesy police officer here? >> well, look, you know, halloween is supposed to be fun. and you don't have to necessarily have an aspirational costume. you don't have to have a costume at all. many parents don't even celebrate halloween. but if you choose to do that and we did that in our house, i think it's important for moms to be the mom. and to make sure our kids are making good choices. if you're -- here's a hint. if you're putting fish nets on your 10-year-old, probably not a good costume. >> i agree. >> if you would look great in it, probably not a good costume. but there's a more important issue here. there's a pornive indication of our culture where we are porniveying our little girls. we're talking 8-year-olds, 9-year-olds, 10-year-olds. there's a real issue here.

i think it's important to talk about it and acknowledge it. >> i also think that the issue at hand, it's the parent's responsibility to dress your child how you want to all year round as well as for halloween. absolutely high heels, fishnet stockings, there are certain things you should not put on a 3-year-old, 4-year-old, even older obviously. but it's the parent's decision and the parent's choice as to what to do. >> but you do want -- if it's not there and you've got eight superhero costumes and only cute little sexy police officer for the girls, you've got a problem, there's not much you can do. we want our friends at home to let us know what you think about this. we want to thank penny and liz for the debate. more "fox & friends" coming up next. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck.

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