join us right after the show, right now #keep talking. give us your opinion about the sketches on snl over the weekend. the political sketches involving hillary clinton and their take on donald trump. i'll join you right there. "fox and friends" starts now. good morning. it is monday, october 5, 2015. i'm ainsley earhardt. filling in for elisabeth. our beloved south carolina is underwater this morning. crews rushed to rescue people from their cars and houses. five people already dead and many more families in danger. we have team coverage. fox team coverage live on the grounds all over the state of south carolina. >> we do. meanwhile, another hard hitting appearance by hillary rodham clinton. >> i'm so bumped. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like,

you're all losers? >> what you missed from hillary's appearance live from new york. i guess when you go to his wedding, it makes you a better impersonator. you're looking at a new way to get fox headlines 24/7. i'll take you on an exclusive behind the scenes tour of our brand new network, brand new radio channel. it's very exciting. where there was once a wall and offices, there is now a network. in case anyone asks later, mornings are better with friends. >> by the way, that's bill. i've seen his picture. we are starting down south. let's get right to an extreme fox weather alert. they're calling it a one in a thousand year event. catastrophic floods. portions of south carolina, ainsley, your home state. >> exactly.

this is hard to see because i love everyone there. at least five people have been killed. the nightmare is not over yet either. this morning the national guard is on hand as people are warned to stay in their homes and off the roads. >> we have live coverage in south carolina. maria molina is in florence. maria, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we're in florence. between columbia and myrtle beach in south carolina. this is another hard hit area by the his toirk and life-threatening flash floods that we see. in some areas, it's forecast to worsen the next couple of days as we continue to see rivers cresting. some of them at record levels across the state of south carolina. our location in florence, just to our northwest, it's a lake that's overwhelmed by the amount of heavy rain. this location saw more than 10 inches of rain in just a couple of days. that water was overwhelmed there

across the lake and slowed down to our location which is forest lake. behind me is what is a bridge. you can't even see the bridge anymore because the floodwaters are so high and residents are urged to stay home not only because of floodwaters on roadways but some of the roads are not even there anymore. the raging floodwaters breaking apart the asphalt and eroding roadways. again, stay home if you can. the floodwaters, we're told by officials that some of the areas are filled with bacteria. at our location, we've seen eels swimming around and dead fish. stay home if you can. the forecast calls for more rain at our location. heavy rain is coming down. about 2 to 4 inches of additional rain. locally more than 6 inches. in south carolina, some of the totals are as high as 26 inches of rain. north carolina just to our north also hit hard with as much as 16 inches of rain being reported. some of the scenes that we've

seen across our location, across the state of south carolina, we visited charleston and columbia. there were structures that were severely damaged. cars completely submerged in water and rescues ongoing across many of the areas. just to our west along i-95, a 75-mile stretch of that interstate shut down because of floodwaters over that area. again, very significant. something else to know is that we have gusty winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. the ground is very saturated and that will easily bring down trees and power lines. so that's something else to watch out for here across south carolina for a widespread section of the state. like weigh mentioned, river flooding will continue to be a big story here with some areas that haven't seen the worst yet. still to come later this week. >> let's send it over to you in new york. >> thanks, maria. now john be seer i is in columbia, south carolina. john that? >> reporter: good morning to

you. right now, i'm standing on the banks of gill's creek. as we zoom in here, the floot waters are raging underneath this bridge. yesterday they were so high they knocked over the guardrail. part of the guardrail on this bridge. just an indication of how powerful the floodwaters are. we have video, i believe, from the same area yesterday. a catastrophic flooding damaging multiple businesses. elsewhere in the city of columbia, first responders were busy rescuing people. take a look at this dramatic video from close to the downtown area. the columbia fire department swift water rescue team strung lines across flooded roads to allow rescuers to reach stranded motorists pulling them to safety statewide. hundreds of people had to be rescued from stranded vehicles. officials continue to urge people to stay home if at all

possible. >> to already have three fatalities, that's three too many and three people we needed to stay home that didn't. >> reporter: right now the entire city of columbia is on a boil water advisory and portion was the city, large portions are having to go without tap water. in fact, downtown is without tap waterment officials say it may take anywhere from three to four days to restore service completely. back to you guys. >> jonathan serrie in your parents' hometown. >> he's less than a mile of a from jackson. maybe our military men and women are affected by that. the highways is closed down. if you were on vacation in charleston, you can't get home. >> no school today. they called it off because you can't drive a school bus through standing water. we'll keep you posted because it continues to rain down there and

the flooding continues as well. six minutes after the hour. welcome to the week. >> hi. good morning. it's great to see you here. fox news alert to start off with. college students in the philadelphia area, now on edge this morning. there was a vague message that was posted online threatening an attack on an unnamed college campus this afternoon. the fbi sent an alert to colleges around that city. many of those schools promising increased police patrols and they're also warning students to take precautions today. we'll keep following the story this morning. >> a teenage surfer fighting back against a shark after an attack off the coast of florida. the 14-year-old punched the nearly 5-foot shark after it took a nasty bite out of his hand. he was in the water with four friends, he swam 100 yards back to shore before he got help and was rushed to the hospital for surgery. this brings the shark attacks in the area this season to ten. a little girl missing for days miraculously found alive in

ohio. quite a story here. listen. >> hi baby. >> this is such a miracle. search teams scoured the area after rain peterson, 2 years old, wandered away from her grandparents house and found sleeping in a field 1,000 yards from that house. >> this whole community was united in one thing. it was asking god for a miracle. he gave us a miracle. tonight he gave us a miracle. >> he sure did. that little girl is now safe in the hospital in stable condition. the former president, george h.w. bush recovering after breaking a bone in his neck over the summer. random pictures showed he spent time at a biker bar, nice, near his summer home in maine. the 91-year-old chief of staff is almost become to 100% but still wearing a neck brace.

that is one tough man. those are your headlines. glad to see he's doing so well. that's awesome. >> another bush is in the news. should bush 43 come out and help jeb bush become bush 45? >> jeb bush would like to be the next president. where is he in the latest "wall street journal" poll? first off, in new hampshire, bush is at 11. trump continues to lead. he's about double that. in iowa, trump is at 24% which is three times what fiorina has and just ahead of ben carson. what's interesting about this is it's rare that both candidates leads in both polls. >> he's down five in iowa and seven in new hampshire. that is significant. fiorina's up ten in new hampshire. a guy on the move but not pictured in iowa is bobby jindal. up to 6%. he's starting to make noise. >> many wondering if joe biden is going to get in the race.

he probably will not participate in the first democratic debate. let's take a look at some of the polls if he decides to get in the race. look at new hampshire left. iowa on the right-hand side. sanders is leading in new hampshire. 42%. clinton 28%. biden 18%. >> donald trump sat down with chuck todd and what would it take to get him out of race? here's his answer. >> is that i was doing badly, if i felt that the polls were -- i think polls are reflective. right now i love polls because i'm winning everything. we just got one to florida. i'm killing the governor and the senator from florida. it's been amazing. texas winning. winning everything. winning every state, every national poland big lead. if that changed and that went in a different direction and if i

thought that i wasn't going to win like there are numerous people running right now that aren't going to win, okay, i would certainly want to get out. i'm not a masochist. i don't need do it for other reasons. if i thought i was doing poorly, i would want to. >> it's amazing how much chuck todd looks like george stephanopoulos. >> interesting question. >> then he followed up with a tweet, ainsley. >> this is what he said on twitter. i'm leading by big margins in every poll. but the press keeps asking, would you ever get out? they're just troublemakers. i'm going to win. >> it's interesting, too, because he's coming out program to program and getting more and more specific as people are trying to take him down. he's acting more and more like a front-runner and a leader. >> you can tell he's a front-runner, t"the new york times" tried to do a feature on his wife. they were in such a hurry, there was careless reporting, there

were five corrections "the new york times" had to issue. how do you say marco rubio is a congressman and not a u.s. senator. >> they also got her age wrong. >> simple mistakes. >> it was five major errors. bottom line is, it wasn't flattering. i don't remember the last time a wife or a to be first lady. >> they spelled names wrong. there's no excuse for that. you can google that in a heartbeat. >> just because she's beautiful. the only thing she is talks about is being a parent. she's a nice person. meanwhile, hillary clinton appeared on the season premiere in "saturday night live." in this particular sketch, she's playing a bartender while the fake hillary clinton, they have a little conversation. listen to this. >> so darn bummed.

all anybody wants to talk about is donned trum. >> donald trump. isn't he the one that's like, ughh. you're all losers? >> you think he'll win the primaries? >> i want to be the one to take him down. i will destroy him and i will mount his hair in the oval office! >> well, that's kind of a lot. maybe you should take a vacation. >> a vac -- >> a vacation. >> did somebody say vacation? oh, my god, they're multiplying.

>> she did okay. >> actors don't break character. >> they open up and ripped apart candidates without much in terms of ratings and then they give hillary clinton a big kiss. >> i think we know whose side they're on. a fox news alert. what they've found in search of an american on a missing cargo ship, that's coming up. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body

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at 225 square miles of debris filed has been discovered in the search for the cargo ship. breaking details now from an attorney specializing in the field of maritime law, rod sullivan. rod, what did they find so far? >> what they found is a major oil slick. it's more likely than not the ship broke in half before it sank. a ship that found her -- it simply fills up with water and sinks, it leaks oil over a period of many weeks and years. here there's a big oil slick indicating that the ship broke up. >> why do you think they haven't found a lifeboat? do you think they couldn't get into them? >> i'm very surprised. i expected with as much warning as they had, they would make it into lifeboats and rafts. i think with the 150 mile an hour winds, the lift of the ship and the 30-foot waves made it

impossible to get into a lifeboat or life raft. >> today, they're calling it a question why the captain took off with the storm coming. as it turns out, weren't they way to the side and would have been clear had the storm -- i didn't realize this until this morning. the storm was going to the north and did a loop right into them? >> yeah. it was a terrible situation. we have a storm heading to the northeast. we have a vessel that's heading to the southeast and the captain thought he would pass clear. hurricanes are unpredictable and this storm made a loop. a loop at a very unfortunate time for this ship. it put the center of the hurricane over the track of the ship. that was the -- that was something unanticipated, i believe, when they plotted this course. >> sure. they have found -- i think they've found floating life rafts or rather things that are buoyant including styrofoam. but it is that oil slick and you feel confident.

you study this kind of thing that the ship broke in half. >> yes. it's a sign you look for. if you remember the korean ferry seoul it produced virtually no oil slick. when you have an oil slick right away, that's an indication that the ship broke in half and the tanks were split in the course of that sinking. >> it's terrible. rod sullivan, thanks for joining us from jacksonville, florida. rod, thanks very much. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the top of the hour, coming up. the aclu suing two hospitals who perform abortions. whatever happened to religious freedom? a debate is coming up next. good news for vets. you're about to be able to save more money. what you need to do today, though, to do that. stick around, you're watching "fox and friends" live from new york city.

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for quick headlines happening today. the supreme court is back in session after the three-month summer recess. what's on tap for this term? regulation of abortion clinics in texas. health care. and labor unions among other subjects. today democratic candidate hillary clinton will unveil new gun control measures in the wake of that college shooting in oregon. they will be aimed at strengthening background gun checks on buyers and eliminating legal immunity for sellers. and the senate is set to vote on a bill that will change our veterans retirement plans.

the proposal is begin a new system in the year 2018 that lets vets with fewer than 12 years of service contribute to a 401(k) the government will then much up to 5%. good news. thanks, steve. catholic hospitals choose not to perform abortions, right? amt brand new lawsuit. the aclu is trying to force them to perform abortions now. they say the policies of catholic hospitals are not based on medicine. does the aclu have a case here? here to debate this is attorney ebony williams and president of ceo of americans united for life, schar main yetter. thanks for joining us. >> ebony, i'll start with you. why would the aclu want to force a catholic hospital to do something they disagree with? >> they have every right to preserve their convictions around abortion and terminating pregnancies. legally, if you're going to

limit the scopes on the services you provide, every pregnant woman that goes in there has a right to a certain of standard of care. if you're going to limit that for any reason, including faith or conviction, you have to inform them of that so they can have informed consent around their decision to go there. >> all right. schar main, what are your thoughts? as women, we all have choices. we could choose to go to another hospital. what do you think about this? >> ainsley, this is the aclu up to their old tricks of treating using a lawsuit to impose their own political beliefs on people. when you're a woman who is pregnant, you want to go to a doctor who treats you as two patients. you've got the mother and the baby. that is the only thing going on here in these catholic hospitals. the direction directives given to them, there's two patients. in a crisis wags sw a mother, they're obligated to give care to the mother. there's not an issue here at

all. it's the aclu trying to score political points and to force doctors to go against their conscience. >> to be fair, though, there is an issue of respectfully in the sense that sometimes the well-being of the mother and the survival of the fetus are in conflict of the fetus. that's why we have medical acts that speak to that specifically. that's the basis of this lawsuit. in fact, these hospitals are violating that very federal statute. >> we did hear from the aclu -- >> no, that's not -- >> keep talking, schar main. >> there's not a lot of confusion. it's the aclu trying to come in and get between the doctors. the doctors have to be empowered to make critical decisions at the moment of crisis. you can't have the aclu coming in and saying, you plus choose abortion. there's a big difference between a direct abortion and abortion that occurs in a situation where you're trying to save either the mother or the baby. >> certainly, you're right. so many of these abortions in the five cases cited in the

lawsuit are because there have been incomplete miscarriages. a rupturing of the membrane. the survival of the fetus is really no longer viable and that's why they're moving forward with those choices. >> ebony, it's important for readers to know that there was another case like this where the federal judge dismissed the aclu trying to do the exact same thing. >> you're right. >> they dismissed it. >> that's exactly right. >> ladies -- >> file a malpractice suit. >> we'll continue to follow the story and we'll have you back. >> thank you. coming up, it's happened again. dunkin' donuts refusing service for police officers. how the company is responding this morning. behind the scenes where no one has gone before. right, ryan? >> i feel like the christopher klum bs of radio news. fox news is here 24/7. they went up live 28 minutes ago. we'll give you an exclusive look. inside the door is bill hemmer.

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board is getting on. it's all about your toes. you don't -- unlike a segway. there's something you hang on to. they say think which way you want to go and kind of lean. i'm with the guy from fox news.com, the technology guy. >> are you as cool as those guys in the video? >> eventually, i got going pretty fast. >> it is a little dangerous for somebody who doesn't know what they're doing. >> looks good to me. you didn't fall. >> took about a minute. if justin wants to recreate that, feel free. her home state of south carolina is underwater. >> yes. >> at this hour. it brings water shoulder high. >> there are ten counties now declaring states of emergency and enacting curfews and closing stretches of highways. it's really bad. >> marie owe molina is in south carolina in one of the hardest

hit areas where maria, it's still raining today. >> reporter: that's right. that's really the concern that we're going to see more water coming down across areas that are already experiencing flash flooding. that's just one concern in addition to river flooding and also along coastal areas, beach erosion and coastal flooding from saltwater coming into towns. we're located in florence, south carolina, to the east of columbia, west of myrtle beach and just to our west is i-95 where a 75-mile stretch of the interstate was closed because of floodwaters coming over that interstate and just to our northwest of our location, we have oakdale lake, the floodwaters overwhelming that lake. a lot of that floodwater sweeping across parts of southern florence and behind me, yesterday we saw floodwaters raging over a river. this morning, we have floodwaters that are much higher. you can't even look back there where the bridge is. the concern is that many of the roads actually have been washed away by the raging floodwaters.

the asphalt breaking apart. home. do not drive through flooded roadways. the roads may possibly not even be there across parts of the state of south carolina. i want to share with you this video that i captured yesterday in florence as we arrived of a car completely submerged in water. it was pushed off the road. that's one example of why residents are told to stay home. in columbia, south carolina, we visited that city as well. it looked like a river swept through the middle of that town with structures completely damaged and rescues are ongoing across that city. the rain, again, is forecast to continue, taking a look at the radar. it's widespread across south carolina. about 2 to 4 inches of additional rain forecast. locally, though, in some storms, you could get more than 6 inches of rain and the flooding is supposed to worsen in parts of south carolina with the forecast for some rivers to not crest until wednesday or even thursday. so this will continue to be a big story across south carolina.

by the way, north carolina also hit hard with as much as 16 inches of rain being reported across that state. we'll keep an eye on that. again, across both states. stay home if you can. back to you in new york. >> a lot of people can't get home, right, maria? >> a lot of people went to the clemson/notre dame game and can't get home because the highways are closed and people having to hunker down. >> thank you, maria. >> reporter: by the way, a lot of people also just kind of, since the highways are closed, they're staying in hotels and any town that they can find here in florence. hotel rooms were booking up very quickly. we had curfews in effect and couldn't get food or drive around the town as well because of the flash flooding ongoing. stay safe out there, stay home. again, historic and life-threatening situation ongoing here in south carolina. >> good advice. a friend of mine lost their house. they canceled their flood insurance a week ago. >> typically, only people with

the federal program for flood insurance are covered for floods. >> two hours from the beach. you don't expect that to flood. lake katherine flooded, the dams broke. water everywhere. >> we'll be there all morning long. in the meantime, headlines with heather. >> a couple of new stories. an arizona man is under arrest for a drive-by shooting in the phoenix suburbs but aren't linking him to the recent shootings in the same area. christopher hoffman admits to having opened fire at another car on arizona's 101 freeway shattering its window. that's a different highway than the last string of events occurred. that was on i-10. no one was hurt in the recent incident. hoffman faces several charges, including aggravated assault and possession of a dangerous drug. imagine spotting a guy with a gun breaking into your house on surveillance video. instead of calling the cops, this homeowner fights back. you can see the resident as he wrestles the pistol away from

the would-be robber. this happened in the garage of his san francisco home. that intruder fighting back. but the homeowner gets hold of the gun and points it at the guy as he runs away. he's still on the run this morning. how terrifying would that be? a connecticut police officer denied a well deserved cup of dunkin' donuts coffee. why? apparently one of the employees at this west hartford, connecticut, chainsaw him standing in line and screamed "he didn't get the message. we don't serve cops here." that police officer left but the store manager ran out and caught up with him outside and made that employee apologize. the cop said he was grateful but still turned down that free cup of joe. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in a little bit. unbelieve ablg. >> yeah. >> thanks, heather. the new satellite radio channel, fox news headlines, 24/7 is debuts on sirius xm today. the program provides listeners with real-time headlines around

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why didn't you like my book? he turned around and said twilly weed. i love it. i'm printing it and e-booking it. i was over the moon excited as every mystery writer or any writer would be. >> tlsh so many people watching, they have a story and a series -- >> so many people. >> exactly. how did you get started and how can somebody watching do what you did? >> i don't know. i really don't know. all i can say is you have to be intrepid, you have to keep at it and keep pushing yourself and believe in yourself. >> how long does it take you to write a book? >> about two years. >> you have a regular routine. tell us what it is. it's fascinating. >> my routine is get up and 9:00 to 12:00, sit down and write. when you're not inspired, you just keep going and somehow it will come. >> you have an office where you technically have a typewriter or word processor. but you don't do your work there. >> no, i don't. i sit at my kitchen table.

it's terrible. >> tell us about the -- >> i write for women. twilly weed follows claire to the north shore of the glamorous north shore of long island. she goes there to meet her niece, jenny rose, who is from ireland working as an awe pair. there's asa disparticular killer in the town. the two women try to find out who the guy is and is there a romance? yes, there's romance. is there sex? uh-huh. is there a happy ending? maybe. >> doing her best to sell it. >> now i'm intrigued. >> mary anne kelly, the author of twillyweed. thank you very much and congratulations. >> wonderful to have you here. >> thank you. coming up on this monday, a high school principal cancels american pride day because he thought it might be offensive to immigrants. but the student body did not

back down. wait until you find out what they did. it is terrifying. imagine someone rummaging through your house and your child's bedroom while you are sleeping. kurt, the cyber guy will join us live with the high tech ways to outsmart criminals like that. >> all the cash behind the candidates. is the war chest the most important ingredient. or is money not as powerful as in elections past? we'll follow the money for you on the real story today at 2:00 the.

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seconds, that according to the fbi. you should not have to resort to these tactics to protect yourself from intruders. remember this video? a burglar over the baby crib? kurt the cyber guy is here with what you need to know. welcome back and that's some terrifying stuff. that stuff is incredible,e thro. let's let america find out what is available for us. >> good morning, we're talking about the great way to not be at home, and still know what's going on, especially if someone comes to your door while you're at work, and they ring the doorbell. what happens? well now it will ring with this doorbell, this is a genius invention, you put it and replace your own doorbell at your front door with it, called the ring doorbell and it's a video doorbell that rings onto your smartphone showing you who is at the door. you can talk with them and be half way around the country somewhere else. the person at your door has no idea you're not just inside. so you say oh, sorry, i'm a little busy right now, come back another time and they're off.

that's what a lot of crooks do, they check to see if you're home first then they break in. >> right. >> 200 bucks for this and easy installing, you don't need a rocket science degree and it detects motion and sends you an alert if it senses somebody in front of your door. if you have somebody you love rings your doorbell i'd like to let him in. this is a company called august, august smart lock and it looks like a normal dead bolt but this goes over a standalone dead bolt and easy to install, you have this done in 15, 20 minutes, you can unlock your door from anywhere in the world and give permission, say you have a babysitter who comes over or mom takes care of the kids and guest from out of town. you give them permission sending them an invitation to their smartphone. it comes near the door t unlocks it and lets you knower this there. >> how much does that cost us?

>> into around $150 to $200. >> very affordable. >> we get into this, which is just a super affordable under $20 amazing solution to thwart a thief. this is a fake tv and some come with voices. i ordered the one with the voice that makes it sound like you and i are talking about what's on tv, this goes up against a wall, a crook is looking in from outside and looks like we're watching tv on ithe inside. uses very little power and it really does simulate that look all for under $20. >> for nielsen homes, leave it on fox news channel. >> you don't want to turn it off of that good point. old school is a timer, you put your lamp into. new school is this one that you control with an app, this is called the neo. you plug this in. you plug in a lamp, small appliance, and you can be anywhere in the world and turn it off, turn it on, but you can also program it to come on at

random times so a crook who can watch outside your house that lamp comes on every day at 5:10 and if you have this, it comes on at 8:00 or 6:00. keeps them guessing. >> affordable security in the george jetson situation. i feel safe. let's go into your house live. can we? >> let's go in live. >> thanks, kurt. come up straight ahead a brand new poll donald trump is still on top. what does he need to do to stay there? former adviser to mitt romney and success expert tony robbins has some ideas, he joins us live. and uptown girl christie brinkley moving on to another '80s singer? we'll tell you who she's dating. ♪ she'll understand what kind of guy i am ♪ ♪ and then i'll win when a moment turns romantic

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good morning, it's monday, october 5th, 2015. i'm filling in for elisabeth this morning. images just in of devastating flooding in south carolina. this is a pool meeting the ocean, isle of palms outside of charleston, south carolina. the river is meeting that torch. we are live on the ground with mo new pictures. a candidate says guns are not the problem. >> it's a tough situation and when it comes to the schools it really is mental health it's a mental problem. >> he wasn't the only candidate tackling that issue. what the others are saying about gun control today. coming up, a high school principal cancels american pride day because he thought it would be offensive but the student body did not back down. wait until you find out what they did.

it will bring a smile to your face. live from new york city and south carolina, this is "fox & friends." we're waking up, what's everyone talking about? that extreme weather down in south carolina, so let's get right to it. the catastrophic flooding down in the south, this is conway, south carolina, like many places around the state, folks are trapped inside their homes, floodwaters leaving them with absolutely nowhere to go. officials are calling this disaster a one in 1,000 year event. >> unbelievable. look at that. scenes like this dramatic rescue playing out time and time again as the water ravages communities. the nightmare not over, at least five people have been killed. officials are warning people to stay inside their homes and off the roads and today schools are closed down.

>> that was then, what about now? marina malina is in florence and jonathan is in columbia. let's begin again with maria. >> reporter: good morning, good to see you and hello everybody at home. we're in florence, south carolina, a city located between columbia and myrtle beach and here the flooding is devastating. we have a lake located to our northwest and that lake was overwhelmed by heavy rain, more than ten inches reported at our location and a lot of that floodwater has gone flowing downstream and in our location behind us we have a different lake called forest lake and we've seen significant flooding there as well with water entering homes, their back yards and even a bridge that's behind me with water flowing over it. roads have become impassable out here. we've seen cars also submerged and flooding not just hitting areas that are inland very bad but along coastal areas we saw significant flooding, some of it from high tide. take a look at that picture out of isle of palms in south carolina, where you can see the ocean meeting a pool. so very high tide over the

weekend producing significant flooding, in columbia what looks like a river cutting through parts of the downtown area and you can see the coast guard rescues many people that were caught in the floodwaters, drivers unfortunately trying to go over some of those flooded roadways and in columbia even apartment buildings covered in floodwaters why some of the rescues had to be taken place there and here again in florence tong see flooding and heavy rain coming down, gusty winds potentially over 30 miles per hour that could bring some trees down and even power lines so that's an additional concern, aside from flooded roadways. otherwise on the radar you could see we have areas of rain, widespread across south carolina right now, with flooding that's forecast to continue as much as two to four inches of rain locally higher amounts in excess of six inches still possible especially along coastal areas, why we could look at some of the heavier rainfall rates. the worst not over just yet. river flooding and rivers forecast to crest as we head

into wednesday and thursday, so some communities are bracing from some of the worst impacts from the historic and life-threatening flood event across south carolina. lot of this moisture attributed to joaquin, took a close call with bermuda over the weekend and brought tropical storm conditions there yesterday. lot of that moisture being funneled in across south carolina and north carolina, bringing that historic flooding, some areas across south carolina reporting more than 26 inches of rain, very significant, that shattered not only daily rainfall records across the state but monthly records for being at the highest levels, even some rain gauges being swept away a river xwanlg being swept away by rushing floodwaters. rain will continue throughout the day in south carolina and we'll keep you updated. stay off the roads. lot of the water filled with bacteria and in charleston we saw some paddle boarders over the weekend. water could be filled with

bacteria. at our location we saw some eels swimming around so also creatures in the floodwaters. stay out of them and stay off the roads throughout the day today. send it over to you in new york. >> funny you should say that. my brother was rescuing people, took a boat out and getting people out of the second floor windows. my mom was concerned because the water is not safe. some so you copperheads in the water, unbelievable. >> let's go out to columbia, jonathan is there. >> reporter: good morning to you. we' we're standing on the banks of gills beach and the waves are battering against this bridge. yesterday the water level was several feet higher. you can see the power of the floodwaters where it toppled this guardrail on the bridge. as maria pointed out, some of the rivers and tributaries are still expected to crest but this one it appears that the

floodwaters are receding in this particular location. but take a look at this video from yesterday, it shows catastrophic flooding in this area surrounding gills creek. the floodwaters damaged multiple businesses. elsewhere first responders busy rescuing people stranded in vehicles. they strung lines across flooded roads that aloud the teams to reach people trapped in their vehicles. statewide hundreds of people had to be rescued. here in columbia, the entire city is under a boil water alert, and large portions of the city have no running tap water. it got knocked out, several major water mains were damaged. the downtown area, the greater downtown area almost completely without tap water, and city officials say it could take three to four years -- three to four days before it's completely restored.

back to you guys. >> with the siren in the background, people needing help all over the place thank you very much. >> it's still raining. >> heather has friends that live there, too. you reached out to them, are they doing okay? >> their house completely fine in columbia but their neighbor's house completely gone. random. it's really concerning to a lot of folks. wishing them the best down there. speaking of the storm we've got new information coming in overnight from the coast guard, they have just resumed their search for the cargo ship missing with 28 americans on board. rescuers headed back to the 225-mile area where they spotted life jackets, containers and an oil sheen yesterday. "el farro" the ship vanished thursday and family members holding out hope the crew escaped on a lifeboat. fox news alert college students in philadelphia on edge this morning, a vague message posted online threatening an

attack of an unnamed campus this afternoon. the fbi sent an alert to colleges around that city. many schools promising increased police patrols and warning students to be extra cautious today. a teenage surfer fighting back against a shark after an attack off the coast of florida, the 1-year-old punch ee ee ee e 14-year-old punched the shark, it took a nasty bite out of the teenager's friend. he swam 100 yards back to shore, calling for help before he was rushed to the hospital for surgery. this brings the number of shark attacks this season in that area to ten. and this story quite a miracle, a little girl missing for nearly 48 hours, found alive in ohio. listen. >> hi, baby. hi, baby. >> search teams scoured the rural area after 2-year-old raine peterson wandered away

from her great grandparents friday. she was found sunday evening sleeping in a field 1,000 yards away from the house. >> this whole community was united in one thing and it was asking god for a miracle, and he gave us a miracle tonight. he gave us a miracle. >> unbelievable. that little girl is now safe in the hospital. she's in stable condition. that poor little thing didn't have a coat on. you know how quickly kids can just scoot right out there. the rescuers said if she had gone another night she may not have made it. >> she got ten football fields away from the house. >> they served all the state of ohio and parts of western pennsylvania and then found her. >> it's a miracle. thank you, heather. >> nine minutes after the hour. >> it gun control. >> kristen fisher is live in washington with a look back at what they said their conditions

were. kristen, good morning. >> good morning and a lk forward look forward to what's happening today. hillary clinton is expected to announce plans for major gun control measures. the plan will include using executive power to expand background checks and eliminating legal immunity for sellers even in the cases of mass shootings. this announcement comes four days after a gunman killed nine people at a community college in oregon. >> what is wrong with us that we can't stand up to the nra and the gun lobby and the gun manufacturers they represent? >> clinton's plan is also a sign that she's trying to stake out liberal ground against her primary opponent bernie sanders who struggled to defend his more mixed record on gun legislation. >> guns should not be in the hands of people who should not have them.

>> on the republican side most of the presidential candidates haven't really changed their stance in the wake of this latest mass shooting. they say it isn't a gun problem, it's a mental health problem. >> gun laws have nothing to do with this. this isn't guns. this is about really mental illness. >> it's a really complex problem but i think it's about the mental health issues. >> after the shooting in oregon, president obama said this is an issue that we should politicize, and that's exactly what's happening, clinton is expected to unveil her plan later today, while campaigning in new hampshire. >> kristin fisher in d.c. with the latest. >> we'll have a debate on that later, too. coming up, she put her life on the line to save 15 first graders in the sandy hook tragedy, hiding them from the gunman. three years later she's opening up about what happened that day. that teacher joins us live next. and brand new polls show donald trump is still on top but what does he need to do to stay there? former adviser to mitt romney

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school where 26 people including 20 children, here are all of their pictures were brutally murdered. our next guest was a teacher at sandy hook who saved her 15 first graders, aged 6 years old, by hiding them inside a tiny bathroom. her story and her journey toward healing is detailed in her new book, here's a picture of it called "choosing hope" kaitlin roy debellis joins us now. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, i'm grateful to be here. >> we are so grateful and the 15 students you savedier lives. tell us what happened on that day on december 14th, 2012. >> we were sitting it was a quiet time during our day, morning meeting, listened to "oh what a beautiful morning" when loud rapid fire shooting began over and over. my classroom was the if, in the school, what i was hearing was clear that it was gunfire. >> outside of your door? >> yes. >> what did you do?

>> hit in the tiny three by four foot space, i had never been inside of it, it was too small for a grown adult to comfortably sit. >> there was one per room we remember. how did you fit 15 students and yourself in the tiny bathroom? >> the impossible became possible. it was our only chance at survival so we piled in. >> stacking them on top of each other, 6 years old, what was their reaction? what were they doing? >> they knew something evil was in eminent proximity to themselves and so they understood that staying quiet meant whatever that evil ska iry sound was, was staying away wfrm us. >> there was a lock on the door? >> the bathroom door. classroom was unlocked. >> did the shooter come in your classroom? >> we don't know. >> what happened next with the police officers? >> a knock came about 45 minutes later and i whispered to the student to what who was there. i didn't want a madman to know there were 15, 16 people behind the door. they replied it's the police,

we're here to help you. i said if you're the police i need your badge. they slipped under the door and as i held it in my hand not after what we heard. i said if you're the police you need to unlock the door. so they tried seven, eight, nine different keys and the door opened to an entire s.w.a.t. team. >> you are so smart to do that. what was going through your mind when you're in there? are you thinking the worst could happen? >> i never thought we'd see the other side of the door. >> really? how do you heal from that? >> for myself moving forward i was trying to answer why repeatedly and i realized one day i was never going to answer that, not then, not now, not ever and had to focus my energy on questions that could be answered. there are two, how do i make sure this day does not define my students and how do i get my life back? they drove me in everything i did. >> we have an excerpt from your book. i want you to read this for us. what you were telling the kids. >> i tell them how much they meant to me "i need you to know i love you all so much.

anyone who believes in the power of prayer and anyone who does not needs to think happy thoughts." >> this is the last message i'm going to share with my students. >> i didn't want it to be the horror they were hearing on the other side of the bathroom wall. >> now what happened? are you still teaching at sandy hook? >> i love being asked this question. i am a teacher through and through but i am teaching in many different ways. i founded a nonprofit called classes for classes that encourages children to be empathetic and compassionate and kind across the united states and in writing "choosing hope" my hope is to inspire everyone going through darkness they can come out through the light. it's a choice. >> you're making the choice to move on. how do you move on? not move on, move forward. >> i will never move on from december 14th. it say part of me, constant and always but every day i'll make a conscious effort to move forward. >> most people watching have not been through sandy hook but have been through hard times. how do you move forward?

>> part of the reason i wrote the book i started speaking across the united states and canada and in doing so what i noticed immediately was that people wanted to connect their pain to my pain. they wanted to tell me about their son they lost, daughter who committed suicide and wanted to share in sharing my pain i had helped them to know that what happens to you does not have to define you. and that's really what i want to encourage others to know. >> the children they were 6. they're 9 years old now. many still at sandy hook. do you keep in touch with them? >> yes, i saw a few of them a couple weeks ago and all of them last december. i'm so grateful, so incredibly grateful to their families. >> their grandparents and parents and us are grateful to you. thank you for being brave and a wonderful teacher. >> thank you. >> teachers deserve so much praise. coming up a high school principal cancels american pride day because it might make people feel bad? that story straight ahead. and brand new poll shows donald trump is still on top but his lead is slipping a little.

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>> okay, so "saturday night live" if you missed it, it was a trump bash-a-thon. hillary got the royal treatment. >> they killed essentially five presidential candidates that they have no shot of winning. >> during the trump thing that's the guy who plays me on the show. funny. >> if trump wins that is like job security for the next four years at least. >> of course. >> meanwhile a huge hit on milania, a nice cover story on "people" magazine. when it came to "new york times" magazine they weren't too nice to milania. they didn't have a chance to get to know her, meet her or interview her. she's extremely nice, charming and down-to-earth, just happens to be drop-dead gorgeous. five errors stood out. >> it was clearly a rush job and hit job, five corrections, careless reporting. how do you call marco rubio a congressman and not a senator? you would think every fact

checker at the "new york times" you could ask somebody at the courier desk. if you're a senator or congressmanner knows that. five corrections from the "new york times," over one story. that's incredible. let's check in with heather to find out what else is in headlines. >> good morning. ainsley, guys, good morning. following a story out of the midwest a step closer to the source, chicago police arresting two gang members they stay are connected to a string of heroin overdoses playing the city. they were arrested on possession and distribution charges coming days after 74 overdoses were reported in 72 hours. police believe an underground gang is lacing the heroin with a powerful drug called phentanyl. the source of the heroin not known just yet. imagine a gun breaking into your house on surveillance video. instead of calling the cops the

homeowner fights wrestling a pistol away from the would-be robber in the garage of his san francisco home, that intruder fighting back but that homeowner coming out on top, getting a hold of that gun and pointing it as the man runs away. he's still on the run this morning. unbelievable. wyoming high school students are proud to be americans. the teenagers refusing to stay silent after their principal canceled american pride day over fears of that day would make other students feel sad or left out instead of going with the principal's plan the students decked themselves out in red, white and blue in protest. e-mail us, what do you think? the downtown girl apparently dating another '80s star. ♪ uptown girl you know i can't ford to buy her pearls ♪ ♪ but maybe someday when my ship comes in ♪ ♪ she'll understand what kind of guy i am ♪ >> christie brinkley's new love interest appears to be john

mellencamp. they enjoyed a romantic date night in new york city saturday, and listen to this, they were apparently spotted leaving a hotel together on sunday. >> ooh. >> what happened saturday? >> you don't know that. they could have gone to church and had lunch at the hotel. >> right. >> mean tilwhile getting into college is harder than ever, acceptance rates are down from almost 70% in 2003 to 65% in 2013. >> how can students stand out when it comes to admissions, getting the attraction of the counselors? >> there's a new site like linkedin for college applications and applicants. heather checked it out. >> remember when we were applying to college you wish something like this existed. it is not easy to translate all your accomplishments on to paper and stand out with college admissions officers but a new way students are showcasing

their talents in the form of an app and just think what would have happened if we had this when we applied to college? take a look. back when we were in school, applying for college was pretty straightforward, fill out a paper application and mail in your transcript along with a senior photo. today with teenagers constantly using social media the old school way is changing. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> high school students are now using a new online app to help them stand out with college admissions counselors, showcasing their talents in a way they couldn't before. >> welcome to my profile page. >> i'm cheyenne. >> hi, my name is mia. >> it's called zeemee. the traditional college a. ly indication isn't comprehensive enough to highlight student achievements the founder says. >> 20 years ago it was more on text and written stuff, that's

still important but kids are communicating through visual content, right, and this is a great tool for them to continue enhancing that, they can use it in a professional manner. >> you put up pictures and video clips of some things you decided to showcase. >> yes, absolutely. so we did a little meet me video and down below images that depicted your story. everyone that's viewing your zeemee page understands who you are, what with your background and things thaw love. >> bloomfield college is reviewing applications and nicole is the director of student admissions. >> it puts the student over the top, they really want us to get to know them and only helps the admission counselors when we're doing the applications and reading our applications and making decisions because now we can have a personal connection. >> she says that students who don't use zeeee won't be

penalized. they can still apply the old-fashioned way but the students are giving it a shot, hoping zeemee helps get them noticed. what if somebody doesn't have spectacular talent, what do you do? >> everybody has some talent and what zeemee lets you do is you now become a human, because when you're in paper, nobody can see your face, nobody can see loving what you are doing and zeemee lets you show what you like to do. >> it's awesome. the time invested is very little and the value added phenomenal. >> when i was filling out a page i felt they got a more wholistic profile of who i really am. >> could you start when you're 14 or younger because this could be like an online resume that kind of keeps track of your successes and one of my concerns going into this was sort of the kardashianization of college apps thinking that maybe only kids who wanted to be on tv or

were really comfortable with themselves in front of cameras would want to do it. they pointed out and this was a great point if you're into coding or someone who is a phenomenal violinist, you could upload that stuff and you don't even have to be on camera yourself as the student. you could do a day in the life of for example. so it's kind of a neat feature, a good way to stand out with admissions officers. >> if people would like more information, where do they go? >> zeemee.com. >> a little too easy. >> easy. >> zeemee.com. great job. >> thanks, guys. it is 18 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up new york city's mayor ordering museums to break down their staffs by race or else they're not going to get government money. is that fair? a debate is coming up next. do you keep having the same dream over and over every night? find out why straight ahead. but first question of the day, born on this day in 1975 this versatile english actress has one oscar to her name and

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call it a culture clash. new york city mayor's office ordering museums to report the racial diversity of their entire staffs and if they don't they'll be cut off from funding. the city wants a workforce reflecting the diverse population but is this a fair way to do it? here to debate it, brian benjamin and radio talk show host larry elder. does this bother you, larry? >> it does. there are laws on the books federal and state that guard

against discrimination and hiring based upon race or creed or sexual orientation. this is a politically correct demographically correct workforce the mayor wants. why not apply this to any institution in new york. what about the yankees, making sure the philharmonic is racially diverse? the left wants a color coordinated society. no matter how well-intentioned they might be this is a form of libbal fascism. >> brian you think this is way overdue. >> i do. when you look at what the mayor is trying to say we want to know you embrace diversity if you want city funding. no quota that says you have to meet standards. they're looking at a spreadsheet what does your staff look like and what are your priorities. i don't think that's inappropriate when you get city funds and the majority of the city is a minority city. >> july 20thter goes out and tells everyone you better

fill out the application and if it you want to get any funding to begin with, but if you fill out the application and turns out you're more one race or not as diverse as you should, you might be up to fire some staff in order to get the funding to keep your doors open. >> i guess so and what happens when the city changes the demographic 10 or 15 years down the road? do you hire those that are the "wrong race"? what happened to merit, qualification and experience? >> that's included in the process. if you look at the questions that were asked is to consider that and i just think you guys are overblowing it. the mayor will hire a diversity consultant to look at the issue. i think it's important our city institutions reflect the city. i don't think that the mayor is saying there are quotas. i don't want to you overstate what's going on here. it's to make sure our cultural organizations that get our city funding care about diversity and reflected in whether or not the city gives them funds. that is appropriate and other

cities around the country i think should follow the same lead of mayor de blasio. >> should the new york fi philharmonic hire people based upon race, diversity, or based upontal snent. >> you hire for talent but you need to consider diversity in that. that's not inappropriate. we wouldn't be on this microphone right now. f that wasn't part of the dynamic. >> is there a situation where minorities worked hard to get into the museum business and have been locked out? >> i would imagine so. i'm not in that space but i would imagine so but i think -- >> one more time. >> go head. >> we already have laws on the books to guard against kris dist crimination and provide people legal recourse if they feel they are. >> it's the city's money. the city can do what it wants with its money. >> really? >> maybe they will do that. brian and larry, here we go, thanks so much for the debate. it will continue especially in new york. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. come up, do you ever dream you're being chased?

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the answer to the trivia question today? kate winslett. >> how did we not get that? >> the british part gives it away. bill from virginia will get a copy of brian's book. >> congratulations, bill. have you ever had a dream that you didn't know the meaning of? today we're going to be talking

about this, we have someone here to help. >> joined by dr. carol ash to go over some of the most common dreams and what they mean. good morning to you. it's great we have you here. so many people wake up and think nobody's ever had that dream. there are a lot of dreams that people have for instance a lot of people have a dream where they're being chased, what does that mean? >> it's actually there's common themes to our dreams attached to our emotions, your emotional experiences in the past leave images in your brain and your brain in the dreams is working out conflict, where your thoughts aren't actually matching the fact. so if you're dreaming someone is chasing you, typically there's a fear or a challenge that you have to face and you're not facing up to your responsibilities. >> what about a house on fire or your house is being flooded or drowning? >> house on fire means there's some type of transformation, opportunity for a transformation and you're stuck in the status quo and drowning means that you're overwhelmed, you're immersed in your emotions and

can't stand up for yourself. >> gotcha. >> you asked about drowning? sorry, i'm focusing -- >> why do i get stuck asking this one? >> partner cheating. >> that is where you're not feeling attractive, you're feeling devalued and don't trust yourself to take control but again all these common themes, thoughts are not matching the facts and your brain is working out conflict which is important. >> there are times where dreams are so vivid and life-like you feel like your life just continued. does that ever happen the same thing happened as if you didn't go to bed? ? again that theme again and again and again, you have to pay attention to this because your thoughts restructure your brain. there is science that shows us your brains are in a locked in state, learning, adapting and growing and these are signals from your rain to make a change in your life. >> before you go, the most common dream i've had and she's had a similar one is you show up for school or work and you're

naked. what does that mean? >> we may need to have a session later. >> it's pretty common, isn't it? >> very. you're feeling unprepared, a situation where you're exposing your flaws to others and you don't feel so confident. >> that's interesting. bottom line dreams can help you, not just entertaining and interesting, they can help you keep your sanity. >> just like a bad boyfriend, your dreams are running away from your brain if you're not engaged in things during the day that can change your life and the dream is a message to get on with doing things. warning sign. >> thanks, dr. ash. fascinating. >> i dreamed we had two more minutes left in the segment but unfortunately it did not come true. >> thankfully i'm wearing clothes today for a change. coming up, big news this morning from joe biden. great baier following it live from washington in about three minutes. don't miss jade, missy and reid robertson, joining with us a "duck dynasty" story you've never heard before.

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good morning, it is monday, october 5th, 2015, i'm ainsley earhart filling in for elizabeth. in south carolina check out the flooding, the pool there actually meeting the ocean in this picture, the river is meeting the porch of that beach house. that's at isle of palms outside of charleston. also this is another house you can see the water on the porch. we're live on the ground with brand new images. vice president joe biden has been teasing democrats for weeks but this morning there's word of a big announcement is on the way. great baier is here live with rumblings from joe from washington. >> wow. and do these poses look familiar in they should. it's pets posing like they're in

high school yearbook. find out what year they're in, only these animal this is hour. lot of people tell you they have the animals, we have them, because the mornings are better with "friends." it's being called the 1,000-year flood, south carolina under water at this hour as relentless rain begins to shoulder or brings in shoulder high water in some areas i should say. rescue crews are clinging on ropes for survival. ten counties declaring states of emergency and enacting curfews and closing stretches of roads as well as highways. meteorologist maria mmolina is live in columbus. in south carolina a new flash flood warning has been issued. >> that's right, i'm here in florence, the city between

columbia and myrtle beach, where flash flooding is ongoing. we had a brand new flash flood warning issued for this area because of storms rolling through, producing rainfall rates of an inch per hour. so that will aggravate the flash flood situation that's already under way and wind gusts of over 30 miles per hour also forecast and where the ground is already saturated you could see some trees come down and some power lines come down as well. take a look at where i'm standing. i'm on a flooded roadway to our northwest lake, it was overcome with heavy rain inned floo ened floodwaters behind me. they have forest lake and a bridge with floodwaters over it, and believe it or not this is actually an improvement to what we saw yesterday across this area, so floodwaters are gradually starting to recede but with more rain the situation could be aggravated across many locations in south carolina and for many days coming up, like wednesday or thursday, even possibly friday in some areas. the flooding could get worse as river flooding is forecast to

continue across many areas with rivers not forecast to crest until later this week. i want to share with you some images out of conway, south carolina, a town just outside of myrtle beach, a lot of this area seeing 10 to 20 inches of rain and you can see the floodwaters surrounding a home, so many structures and homes sustaining damage from the flash flooding that's been ongoing across south carolina. you can also see that two people on tubes floating down the floodwaters out there across conway, you're not recommended to do that. officials have said some of the floodwaters do have some sewage in them or bacteria and creatures floating around. in column boo-yah what looked like a river that took over parts of that city, you can see a kayaker floating down, people had to be rescued from apartment buildings and cars, people that unfortunately drove through some of the flooded roadways and encountered bad situations. some of the roads being washed away completely so underneath the floodwaters you may not have a road anymore. taking a look at radar, that

rain is still coming down across south carolina, also in parts of north carolina, with flash flood warnings in effect, another two to four inches of rain total possible, but in those storms where you get the heavier rainfall rates you could see locally more than six inches of rain so that has brought really just historic flooding out here and one of the ingredients that really contributed to the flooding out here was joaquin, a major hurricane impacted the bahamas for days, it brushed bermuda over the weekend. a lot of that tropical moisture funneled into south carolina over the weekend, impacting many cities and producing historic and life-threatening flash flooding. it is still ongoing throughout this week, stay safe out there, stay off the roads and just really stay home if you can. over to you in new york. >> all right, maria molina, where there's not a lot of dry ground in florence, south carolina, thank you. >> thankfully it didn't hit washington, d.c. we bring in brett baier, a brand new week and a lot going on already. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. first off about the vice president getting in, he had to

fill in for hillary clinton this weekend, because she had to go on "snl" it was an emergency, and he had a great message for the 2016 candidates, one of the quotes was "i guess that's most of the homophobes are running for president in 2016" which is really nice. what do you hear about him running? >> a couple things. one is we're hearing that decision will come probably five to seven days. remember the democratic debate is october 13th. he won't be doing that debate we understand, but the decision will be made before then and all indications we're hearing from sources in the democratic party, from other reports that he is leaning towards getting in. does it mean that it's definiti definitive? no. but that's the whisper on the street here in washington and i this i that would be interesting, it would change the dynamic completely. >> okay, let's look at the very latest polls, brett. the primary in new hampshire as you can see screen left, if joe

biden got in, right now he's not in, he has 20%, bernie sanders has beaten hillary substantially and in iowa as you can see, clinton is two, five, about five in front of sanders there. and joe biden right there 22%. >> not even campaigning. now it's also important to point out that once he gets in, he becomes a candidate and also becomes the target of other campaigns. he's not seen as the best campaigner, but is definitely authentic on the trail. >> oh, yes. >> could make for an interesting campaign. >> hurts hillary more, no doubt about it. >> what's interesting he's deciding not to participate in the debate, i guess he wants more time. look at polls your reaction, trump is still ahead in new hampshire and in iowa, dropped a little bit, fiorina is number

two in new hampshire, carson is number two in iowa. carson is not even in the running in new hampshire. you have bush that's number three and in iowa, number three is fiorina. what is your reaction? >> first the reaction is jeb bush is coming to a crucial time. i think all indications are his donors are saying it's time to get off the bottom barrel of some of these national polls and even down the road in some of the early state polls because they want to see some performance, and i think you're going to see a more aggressive, a lot more spending from jeb bush in coming weeks to try to turn that around, if he can, and that's the real question. >> brad i tell you what, the real interesting story in the "new york times" there's fevered debate inside the bush camp bringing out 43 because he is so popular with republicans but maybe it will hurt jeb if if he gets the nomination with the whole country. what do you think? >> remember, think about this, this is the whole storyline going in, how much is he not going to talk about george w. bush and the fact that his

bumper sticker says jeb, and he was kind of whether he was running away from his family name or not. now they're talking about bringing george w. bush in to campaign speccally in south carolina, where g.w. bush 43's ratings are through the roof especially with the military. >> sure. meanwhile over on another channel, one we don't actually get here in the studio, the "today" show this morning, they had hillary clinton on and you know what? hillary there were flashes of that anger once again. we've got two bites we're going to play for folks of, she sat down with savannah guthrie and she is asked about the e-mails and this was the response. >> well, savannah, first of all it was allowed and i've said it wasn't the best choice and every government official gets to decide what is personal and work related. if i'd had two separate accounts as many people do, obviously, i would have decided every hour

what was personal, what was work related. the law also says that the official gets to determine that. >> you've been in politics 20 years, to just get real about it, are you having a problem connecting? >> i don't know. you can ask me that and obviously it's not the nicest question to hear, because i feel like i have a long record of working on the issues that i believe are important to people. >> so that's not a nice question. >> the e-mail answer has really evolved over the months. remember that chuck todd on "meet the press" asked her about separating the personal and business e-mails and she said that her lawyers actually made the decision. now it seemed like the answer was she made the decision. so i think you have to look at all of these answers. it's like some of these campaigns and some of these politicians don't know that we have tape. >> that's true, plus you know

the difference between an e-mail address and a server. that's the difference and if her husband had a server set up, why did he only send two e-mails in his entire life? why did it matter for him to have it? >> yes, right, and listen, the e-mail controversy is not ending, no matter how many "snl" skits or how many appearances on "ellen." there will be questions that continue to drip from this investigation. >> there will be a lot of questions and as we have discovered many changing answers. all right, brett is going to put it together and be on 6:00 p.m. eastern time with "special report." thank you for dropping by. >> have a good day. >> great to see you. ten minutes after the hour. >> good morning to you all. couple of things going on, new coming in overnight, the coast guard just resumed its search for that missing cargo ship with 28 americans on board. rescuers are now headed back to the 225-mile area where they

spotted life jackets, containers and an oil sheen yesterday. the ship vanished near the bahamas thursday during hurricane joaquin. family members are holding out hope the crew escaped on a lifeboat. remember the former mayor of new orleans serving prison time for taking bribes? >> this city will be chocolate at the end of the day. this city will be a majority african-american city. it's the way god wants it to be. >> hmm. today an appeals court will hear a challenge to former mayor ray nagin's corruption conviction. he's serving a ten-year prison sentence for accepting lavish vacations in exchange for city contracts. he maintains he did nothing wrong. a little girl missing for days miraculously found alive in ohio, 48 hours after she disappeared. >> hi, baby. hi, baby.

>> search teams scoured this rural area after 2-year-old raine peterson wandered away from her great grandparents' house friday evening. sunday night found without a coat curled up sleeping in a field 1,000 miles -- excuse me, 1,000 yards from that house. >> one thing was asking god for a miracle, and he gave us a miracle tonight. he gave us a miracle. >> can you imagine? that little girl is now safe in the hospital. she's in stable condition. former president george h.w. bush recovering after breaking a bone in his neck over the summer. brand new pictures show he spent some time really the right way at a biker bar near his summer home in maine, way to go, you can see the thumbs up right there. the 91-year-old's chief of staff says bush is almost back at 100% though he's still wearing a neck brace and those are your headlines. i see him having so much fun.

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>> a massive explosion on interstate 20 in dallas, you are looking live right now at that scene. you can see the flames there, white smoke billowing into the sky. the fire burning under an overpass just moments after a tanker truck cashes on fire and then actually explodes. it is unclear if the driver is injured in this case. traffic there shut down in both directions, at least on i-20. you can see no traffic, you can see emergency crews on the right-hand side of the screen and the left on the overpass. massive fire there.

>> an underpass. >> brian, over to you. >> thanks, ainsley. 17 minutes after the hour. the fbi issuing a strong warning to philadelphia area colleges after a violent threat was posted on the same website suspected of predicting the oregon massacre. how are the local law enforcement agencies reacting to the threat and how can the public protect themselves? joining us with more is the former deputy assistant director of counterterrorism divisionor the fbi, the man credited with hunting down the unobomber, terry turchey. if there was no oregon do you think philadelphia would be acting like this? >> they may not have philadelphia had there been no oregon brian. i think this is probably what you can expect after what happened last week and so now we're having to focus on yet someone else deciding to go out and try to get some attention so you had this letter posted on the internet. >> so if you're a student in philadelphia going to college,

how do you think they feel today and how should they feel? >> i think they'll feel hopefully more aware and more alert, but obviously they're going to feel like they're going to have to look over their shoulder all day. this is not a way to live. it's not a fun thing to have to go through but it may be a new thing we have to deal with in america. and i think the best step that the fbi could take in law enforcement could take, they are taking to make a number of categories of people aware of what's happening. they need to make sure university administrators and teachers and students are all a little bit more aware than they normally would be. they need to make sure law enforcement knows a threat is out there so that people can be more alert and pay more attention to any phone call that comes in and then finally, even trying to reach maybe family and friends and colleagues, someone who might see something in an individual who wrote this or posted this and maybe pick up the phone and call, so as we've talked about so many times before and this is not an exception, you try to get out to the public with this kind of

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401(k) which the government will then match up to 5%. excellent, we should have been doing that a long time ago. >> it's a start. they are the family we all know and love, the stars of "duck dynasty" bringing viewers inside their home for years and now we're getting an even closer look at one of the robertson's stories. >> joining us now the stars of "duck dynasty" jace, reid and the author of the new book "blessed, blessed, blessed" missy robertson, thank you for being here. >> you too. >> you got the men with you today. missy, why did you want to write it? you had something serious to talk about. >> we do. i wanted to write this book because of being blessed by this incident and i know that seems like a very odd way of saying that, but when you have a child diagnosed with severe medical problems, you don't think about being blessed at the very beginning of that child but she's 12 years old now and i can truly say without a shadow of a doubt how blessed we are through

her, through our whole process of the ups and downs. it's been a very dramatic and painful at times but she is veriry sell yevery veriry resilient and powerful. >> she was born at 37 weeks and at 17 days old had her first procedure. >> yes. >> it was hard to watch. she's actually handled this way better than we have. >> tell us about what she was born with. >> she was lorne with a cleft lip and palate, found it 31 weeks gestation. so we had a couple weeks to prepare for this, which is not long when you're faced with something you have no idea anything about. >> what were you thinking? >> i was 8 when she was born so i was kind of just like -- >> did you know something was going on? >> i could feel the tension, that's all i remember is just like tension, what are we going to do kind of like -- >> they were 8 and 5 and i remember taking them to the computer and showing before and

after pictures, i have to get this over with and they were so wonderful, they were looking at the pictures looking at the children going look how cute, oh, and it just knowing they were going to be okay with it was a relief. >> jace what is it like for you as a father, when an innocent child is born with something and has to go through something so difficult, you're proud of her and your wife. what's it been like for you as a father? >> i was never an emotional guy until this happened, i was a complete basket case. watching your child suffer over and over and over again it see motionally wrenching. i called in reed and cole you have to man up. reed is like well dad i'm 8. i'm like yes this is rough. she'll have to have multiple surgeries. i'll tell you they have the greatest brothers to her and to protect her. >> instead of why me you end up with blessed.

>> because this book really is what we're about. at some point in this kind of suffering process, you realize okay, we have to use this story to help other kids and other families. and so it's blessed our first child blessed our next child and then there was a hesitation, the three dots is what the book is about, yes, we're blessed. >> yesterday i was sitting in church and they were talking about how we've taken the ten commandments out of schools and the flag out of schools, everything is happening with planned parenthood. to hear you have a title of a book "blessed, blessed -- blessed" the minister saying we need to bring god back into our families. we're teaching our kids life is not worth anything. >> i thought about the opportunities god has given us in the life in the parable of the talents. this is a talent, an opportunity. we could have buried this and wallowed in our own pity, worried about our own problems and handled our daughter but instead we wanted to take this talent, this opportunity and just ten-fold and bless other

people with it. >> speaking of talent, reed, you have some talent, a new ep out. >> yes. >> extended play. we're going to play a little bit of it "i'll be the one." ♪ in my life for you i'll fight for you, i'll die for you ♪ ♪ it's me and you, no matter what may come ♪ ♪ i'll walk through fire if you want me to ♪ >> you have a great voice. where did you get that from? >> i've been working with him -- >> that's terrific. >> thanks. i actually going back to that i actually thought about me a lot in that and the whole process of writing the ep because "i'll be the one" is a story about no matter where you are in life i'll be the one that can be, you know, parents to daughter, brother and sister or you know just anything, husband and wife, and so i think it's a cool song

because it can work in every way and just this whole story played such a big role because i'm her big brother and i thought well, if you ever need someone. >> finally a success story out of your family. what's going on here? congratulations. >> congratulations. >> jase, missy, reed, check out the book officially tomorrow called "blessed, blessed -- blessed." >> a wonderful family we wish you the best. on the last 30 minutes a police officer just wanted a cup of coffee but was told "we don't serve cops here." what dunkin' donuts is saying about that. can you guess who this is? believe it or not, he is one of the hottest stars in hollywood. >> i know. ♪ you're late for work.

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i don't know, probably grow back. we have been showing you all weekend long the images from columbia, south carolina, devastated from rushing floodwaters. >> this is king's grant neighborhood. this is a house on lake catherine. >> your brother tooing that picture. >> yes. our next guest is a family friend used to own a boat, used his boat i should say, he went door to door to try to save lives, pulling people from second floor windows, marion moses, an attorney in columbia, south carolina. we've known each other for a long time. >> ainsley, how are you? >> i'm good. my brother was telling me you have rescued so many people. tell us what happened yesterday and how you got the idea to go out and help people. >> ainsley really, i just did what everybody else was doing, i was one of many. the neighborhood came together but i got a knock on my door early from one of my neighbors, chris anderson, and he said there are people that were

literally needing saving from their homes right down the street. i happened to be a neighbor that had a boat ready to go and we hooked it up to my truck and went down there and on backed the boat into the street where the waters were so high and started getting people out of their homes. it was a humbling experience. >> they were sitting on the second floor waiting for help to come and you were the help? >> i along with a lot of other people in the neighborhood, sure, yes. it was just a necessary thing. you know, i don't feel like we were doing anything that anybody else wouldn't have done. the waters were so high, cars were completely submerged. we were riding our boat in the street on a wide open plain not worried about hitting the bottom. it was probably eight to ten feet deep just in the roadway. >> goodness. >> i think what had happened is some of the dams of the lakes upstream had burst and that's what was causing these floodwaters to rise so quickly, and people really were in danger. we needed to get them out of

their homes and get them out quickly. >> you sure did. >> i just happened to have a boat. we were getting them back to shore, the whole neighborhood was there at shower to help us get these people off the boat and get them to high ground and safety. ainsley your brother, trent, he was out there, he was one of the first people there. he was helping people get out of the boat and to dry land and safety and it was just a whole group effort from the whole neighborhood. total catastrophe and devastation to the homes. >> marion, tell us the story about how you went up to one house and you expected it to extricate somebody quickly. they had a medical condition and a lot of equipment. >> like i said we are dropping people off on high ground as quick as we could get them out of the boat we went to the next house. fire and rescue said to mark the homes with orange xs as we got people out and we got to one house and an elderly couple the gentleman had oxygen tanks, he was on oxygen so we had to get

his oxygen tanks and everything from the upstairs with him, we were throwing life jackets on him and his wife and carrying them down the stairs. half way down the stairs we were walking in water. the whole first floor water was about five feet deep and it was kind of like a scene off of movie "titanic" wading through water and the furniture and everything is floating through the house. one thing that really touched me and it was very, very heartwrenching was the lady had a box of photographs with her grandchildren that was floating out of her door out into the street and i grabbed it as quick as i could and i just threw it upstairs and hope she'll find it when she gets back home and the water receded out of her house. these homes were a total devastation. i don't see how they're going to recover. they'll probably have to knock the homes down. >> marion, you've always been a great guy. but this takes it to a different level and i appreciate what you're doing for the community i grew up in. we love all those families there and we all know each other, that's what's interesting, south carolina is a very small state and we all, our dads grew up

together, our grandfathers grew up together we all know each other so i really appreciate what you've done, marion. god bless you. >> marion moses. >> thank you, ainsley. all right. >> thanks for being with us this morning. >> great. he had a boat and he did what he had to do. >> yes. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. heather, other stories you're covering? >> good morning, a couple other things i want to tell you about. imagine spotting a man with a gun breaking into your house on surveillance video and instead of call the cops the homeowner fights back as he wrestles the gun away from the suspect this happened in the garage of his home in san francisco, the intruder then fights back, the homeowner coming out on top. he got a hold of the gun and pointed it at the suspect. as that suspect took off. he's still on the run this morning. unbelievable. a police officer just wanted a hot cup of coffee but what he got instead, the cold shoulder. an employee at this dunkin' donuts in west hartford, connecticut, noticed the police officer in the back of the line and then loudly said "we don't

serve cops here." the cop then walked out. the manager noticed this, ran after the police officer, apologizing to him, and then offering him a free cup of coffee. the cop though turned it down. social media lighting up this morning about this, asking people to boycott the franchise. but the state police turning the other cheek tweeting this photo and message "despite the actions of one, we know our friends dunkin' donuts support us." what do you think of that? it doesn't matter if you own an airline, your luggage will still get lost. this is an unbelievable story, exactly what happens to the ceo of alaska airlines, his name is brad tilden. his luggage was delivered to him the next day after it was lost. alaska airlines was the first major carrier by the way to guarantee baggage delivery within 20 minutes of reaching the arrival gate. they say if you don't make it in time you get as it 25 credit or

2,500 airline miles. so i guess he got both as the boss. rvelgs w wyoming high school students refusing to stay silent after their principal canceled america pride day. they canceled it over fears it would make other students feel sad or left out. instead of going with the principal's plan, the students decked themselves out in red, white and blue in protest, and you guys have a lot of e-mails pouring in on this one from wyoming. what are folks saying? >> james says it's about time we started to stand up to these school officials who want to impose their personal agendas on students. right on, kids. >> and then jeannine writes or how do you pronounce this, jeanne what other country cancels their pride day because it might make other students feel sad? this is ridiculous and it's getting so far out of hand that before the year 2020, we will not recognize america. that's scary. >> why would it be sad?

sad they're in america? they're americans. >> if you're an american you better be proud to fly that flag. the red, white and blue, so many people fought for our country, and including our grandparents. it's ridiculous. if you don't want to be here -- >> they're living the american dream. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up hundreds of americans turning their back on their country to join isis, and 15 of them came from minnesota alone. we are live in minneapolis to figure out why they're going. and it's the best day of the entire year to buy one very specific thing. t is it? stay tuned. we'll tell you. >> i got my list ready. music playing ] ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey. [ chatter ] your life wasn't meant to be lived under a bushel basket. neither is your faith.

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liden. why is it so many people in minnesota wind up going jihad? >> the groundwork for this was set back in 2007. we have a large somali community about 100,000 people and a small part was radicalized in 2007 and 24 people left minnesota to fight for al shabab in somalia. that groundwork was already there and in 2014 a pivot towards isis, and what this new house report brings up which is why we're talking about this is the role of social media. that's really what's changed here from 2007 with our young men to 2014. we had a man who left back here in 2014, may of 2014 by the name of abdi noor, he was fighting for isis for a few weeks he tweeted back to his friends in minnesota saying hey it's great here. we are fighting the caliphate. you need to get out here and

join us in syria and before you know it, eight of his friends were also plotting to go join him in syria. they were apprehended, they never made it. seven of them indicted, one is a cooperating witness, three have pled guilty. i think what this new report misses, though, it captures the social media component, but i've been covering this from 2007, i don't think it quite captures the fact that on the ground here in minnesota, what we may not have recruiters and such, we do have people who are ideologically grooming these young men telling them it's part of their religion that they need to go to syria, they need to fight, they need to do everything they can to make sure the caliphate comes true. that's hard to get at because of the freedom of religion, freedom of expression. that's the missing component right here, right now. >> so identifying them is really everybody can have a twitter account and read this stuff but figuring out who they are, the groomers, that's the problem. >> it is absolutely it's the problem. it's very difficult to get at that. we have an anti-radicalization

plan here in minnesota. no one else does. we're a pilot program doing that. we have about $2.5 million in the pipeline for big brothers, mentoring programs, jobs program. the expression here is the best way to fight radicalism is give a young man a job and have him build a life but that's in the early process here and there is talk about expanding that nationally but we'll just have to see it's really too early to tell if that's effective and what you need to have is buy-in from the local somali community and there's an element of that community that's suspicious this could be a back doorway to spy on the community. >> tom lyden in minnesota, thank you. >> you bet. still ahead, pets posing for retrohigh school yearbook pictures and they've gone viral, meet the pets behind the pictures, coming up next. but first let's check in with martha for a preview on what happens in ten minutes. >> good morning, steve.

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the acting director of the fairfax county animal shelter barry hutchinson came up with the idea to photo shop the outfits on her sheltered animals, and it is all for a good cause. what a cute idea. >> thank you. i thought it was a great idea. >> why did you do this? >> we're always looking for ways to creatively market our animals and i used to be a high school teacher and back to school was always a big deal. >> sure. >> it seemed like why not try it with the animals. >> it's hilarious you use that laser back ground that all my kids posed in front of. >> one of my colleagues told me that was the thing in the '80s, i didn't know that. >> so you have the background a and. >> look at this little guy. >> kelly made these amazing photos and we all loved them so much, we knew everyone else would, too. >> in other words, the dogs and cats aren't really wearing the shirts and ties. >> right. >> the magic of photo shop. >> yes. they will wear ties, they're showing off for you and pearls.

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