week with us. we appreciate it. we we do begin with a fox news alert. terror at a israeli bus terminal. a lone palestinian opens fire at a bus station killing one, adding to the increased violence in the middle east. conor powell has more from jerusal jerusalem. >> reporter: after weeks of escalating violence, blood shed showing no signs of letting up here. at least one israeli is dead and more than a dozen injured after one attacker opened fire at a central bus station sunday night, police killing the assailant, but also shooting another man mistaken for and attack er. and is this after israeli further tightened security. dozens of checkpoints and

placing large concrete walls between arab and israeli neighborhoods. violence erupted months ago as jewish groups pushed for more access to their holiest site. the effort enraging palestinians. john kerry announcing he will meet with israeli prime minister netanyahu in germany this week in an effort to calm tensions and then will travel to the region to meet with mahmoud abbas. what exactly the secretary of state can do to ease tensions here isn't clear. israeli police have described the attackers as young lone wolf individuals who lack connections to groups like hamas but are enraged by social media, making them extremely difficult to stop. conor powell, fox news. secretary kerry speaking today from madrid saying israel has a right to protect itself against ran tomorrdom attacks ls

and that it's vital that he speak about the growing violence. the department of defense saying a high ranking al qaeda leader is now dead. officials confirms that he was killed during a u.s.-led air strike in syria. he led the group looking to regret westerners. this is the fifth leader to be killed in the last four months. dowdy exploding on other colleagues. >> i've told them shut up talking about things you don't know anything about. and unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've done, why we've done it and what new facts we have found. >> dowdy says the panel has recovered new information including e-mails to the state department requesting more security in libya before the attacks. clinton is scheduled to appear

before a panel on capitol hill thursday about her role as secretary of state during those attacks. well, the battle between republican presidential candidates donald trump and jeb bush continues. after trump suggested last week that george w. about your deserves some blame for the attacks on september 11th. kristen fisher joins us live in d.c. with the latest from the candidates. >> good morning. so this all started late last week when donald trump partially blamed former president george w. bush for 9/11. shortly after jeb bush defended his brother, how pathetic for donald trump to criticize the president for 9/11. my brother kept us safe. and trump saided saying you're pathetic for saying nothing happened. so the stage was set for a sunday show showdown.

when trump was asked if he sood by his comments, he doubled down by saying this. >> look, jeb said we were safe with my brother, we were safe. well, the world trade center just found down. y now, i'm not blaming anybody will, but the world trade center came down. >> jeb bush responded with this two minute ad that essentially says donald trump does have the foreign policy chops to be president and that his recent comments prove s his point. here is jeb bush. >> look, my brother responded to a crisis and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he united the country, he organized our country and he kept us safe. and there is no denying that. the great majority of americans believe that and i don't know why he keeps bringing this up. >> in that interview, jeb bush also says that he does not feel comfortable with trump's hands on the nation's nuclear code. so the big question now is how

is all of this back and forth going to play out with republican primary voters. >> kristen fisher, hathank you. mitt romney says donald trump might be leading now, but he doesn't expect that to last. >> donald trump has had a lot of support for a long time, so a lot of folks think this could go fur than people had expected. so use i can't predict who it be, but i think it will be a stronger nominee both on the basis of character and track record. i would vote for the nominee of the republican party and i don't believe that's going to be donald trump. >> romney goes on to say he is glad he is not in this presidential race. and paul ryan and the rest of congress will return to capitol hill today. and after week of saying that he would not run for house speaker, ryan may have changed his mind. he is reportedly open to

launching a bid for the job. there is a catch. he's reportedly unwilling to bargain with the deeply conservative house freedom caucus. many members of the house say that they would support ryan as speaker. and joe biden still deciding, that's a quote, so whether or not to run for president. one person who will not affect his decision, hillary clinton. biden's team says that he will not be bullied by her campaign or anyone else inner to making up his mind. he's expected to make a decision sometime this month. he's said to be leaning towards jumping into the race. how to a fox news alert. a minnesota sheriff's deputy is shot and killed when the patient in a hospital that he was guarding steals his gun and opens fire. kelly wright has more on this heartbreaking story. >> good morning. he was gunned down a minnesota hospital and now an investigation into his death is under way. the community of st. cloud is in

mourning today, people grieving from the death of steven sanberg. >> you can imagine it's been a whirlwind of events of this very tragic situation. >> the deputy was gunned down inside the hospital after police say the suspect danny hammond somehow grabbed his weapon and shot him. >> several shots were fired during that struggle. and then security officers were able to get into the room and the subject was tased with a taser and taken into custody. >> and after deputy sanberg was shot, they restrained the suspect with a stun gun. he then experienced cardiac arrest. as the investigation continues, those in the community are paying tribute to the law enforcement officer. >> it will be a tough one. especially for a small community

like this. we go to the same chernlg for many, many years. >> very sad situation. and this morning he is being remembered as a hero. >> kelly wright live for us here in the studio. thank you. at least one killer still at large this morning after the shooting at the annual zombicon event. police say the gunman opened fire creating chaos over the weekend. gunfire sending herds of people dressed as zombies running through the streets of florida on saturday night. [ gunshots ] >> wow. one person is dead now. five others recovering from their injuries. police say they're now combing through cellphone and surveillance video to find any information about the suspect and possible motive. a horrific tragedy in arizona, an entire family is killed after their car goes plunging into tempe town lake. glenn and danica baxter along

with their three young children were pulled from the car when police arrived. pair heramedics tried cpr, but all driied at the hospital. an elementary school worker in california becoming a hero after preventing an attempted kidnapping. sandra perfecting son, an aide, was driving to work when she noticed a strange map's car in a driveway. she quickly acted. >> i said sweetheart, is that your dad. and she told he me, no, he's my friend. i said no, he's not. i put my car in front of his kag, i blocked him and i told her you you get out of the car right now. >> smart move. the 51-year-old salazar now behind bars. police say he lured that little girl into his car. the school and her family of

course very thankful that ferguson got involved and had a vigilant eye. >> very lucky little girl. to weather now. win they' are chill is already here. the coldest air mass of the season plunged temperatures in the midwest to the high 20sthey here. the coldest air mass of the season plunged temperatures in the midwest to the high 20s bringing about 3 inches of snow. the northeast was not immune to old man winter. freeze an frost advisories were in effect this weekend as a light dusting fell in places like pennsylvania ten weeks before the official start of winter. well, it's almost november, you know. that chill will be felt for a little bit longer. >> yep, more rain is in the forecast as well. maria molina is here tracking what is ahead for us. are you liking this? >> i'm loving it. i love when the cooler air comes in, the leaves start to change, you get that seasonal change. i'm from florida, so i don't get to see a whole lot of that.

but you mentioned that snow. there is one spot across parts of western new york or upstate morning, it's mexico, new york, they got 9 inches of snow. >> no! >> yes, and that is just off of lake ontario out there. and you can see temperatures across parts of the northeast will remain cold throughout the day today. you'll be only at 53 degrees for your high temperature in new york city, 50 for you in buffalo, and farther north in boston, you'll be at 49 degrees. so quite cold out there. feeling a little bit almost like winter out there for some of you especially during the morning hours. but by tomorrow, no worries, you'll already be much warmer, temperatures forecast to make it into the 60s out there. so that will be something to look for. temperatures warming up and you mentioned that rain across parts of the western u.s., that is forecast to continue. more coming up in the next 30 minutes or so. >> okay. thank you, maria. well, it was a day of wild and crazy games in the nfl.

some even going horribly wrong. >> and what in the world. >> the colts botch a fake punt attempt against the patriots ii. new england was not fooled, though. patriots pulled ahead and win 34-27 and are 5-0. and then the bpackers also perfect this season after beating the chargers. philip rivers throwing for more than 500 yards in the loss. and our carolina panthers stay undefeated, as well. fourth quarter rally leads them to a comeback win over the seahawks. final score 27-23. >> that was an amazing game. very exciting. look at that. well, the mets now leading the national league championship

series 2-0 after another incredible win against the cubs. >> that is pretty deep. that ball is gone! >> daniel murphy homering for the fourth straight postseason game to help lead new york to a 4-1 win. the mets took a quick lead in the first inning to breeze through the game. meanwhile the orioles lead 2-0. and the time is 13 after the to whi top of the hours. caught on camera, the shocking words from the driver behind the wheel. and meet the 75-year-old veteran who single handedly saved 16 kids from a man that was armed with a knife.

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this is one of the most talked about stories from the weekend. a 75-year-old army veteran jumps up from a chess game and jumps in to action saving 16 people from a teenager with a knife inside a public library. he joined fox and friends over the weekend to talk about the move. >> after he burst in, i thought this can't be real and then i thought this is real, i can't let this happen. i said let's just settle down quietly and talk a little bit while these kids leave the room. >> the teenager, 19-year-old dustin brown, then allegedly slashed vernon in the arm. but vernon still managed to hold him down until police could get there. well, the texas teen led out of the school in handcuffs after a teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb heads to the white house today. he will attend the first ever astronomy night with the president. now, his visit comes just hours

after the council on american islamic relations named him the, quote, american muslim of the year. and days after meeting with with the president of sudan, an accused war criminal. a maryland college student suing her school of a at the she says they refused to let her start a conservative club. she claims hagerstown community college told her if she wanted to start a conservative group, a club for democrats would have to be started at the same time. she says the school denied her even before she submitted a formal application to start the club. she hopes the lawsuit will make the school change its policy. well, some big changes at walmart could be cutting into your wallet. cheryl maloney is it here to tell us what we need to know. >> walmart vendors have seen price cuts in the pasthere to tl us what we need to know. >> walmart vendors have seen price cuts in the past but now

there is new pressure. according to reuter, vendors are being asked to cut, cut, cut what they will charging. last week walmart stunned wall street by forecasting earnings would decline by as much as 12% as it tries to improve its stores. facebook is launching a notification one that warns you if they suspect your account is being targeted by international hackers. the chief security officer wrote about it in a blog post saying these types of attacks tend to be more advanced and dangerous. delta isn't giving passengers a break. they're going to focus on two things going forward, packing planes even tighter and raising fares. no response from delta on the potential new business plan. and finally, disney and lucas film release the official poster for the new star wars movie the force awakens. the full trailer will air during monday night football later tonight and right after the trailer runs, tickets will go on sale at theaters and online

movie ticket sellers. may the force be with you. >> thank you, cheryl. it is 19 after the top of the hour. check out this video. the coast guard comes to the rescue on a cruise shape which saved a woman's life. and jennifer lawrence has been complaining about earning less than her co-stars and now we may know why she got that lower paycheck.

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it is monday, october 19. a fox news alert. killed with his own gun. a sheriff deputy shot dead inside a hospital by a man who he was monitoring. what we've learned. and the war of words between donald trump and jeb bush escalates to a whole new level. >> for will him it looks as though he's an actor laying the role of a candidate for president. and that as trump suggests that he might have been able to prevent the september 11th attacks.

>> a group of boy scouts carrying an injured woman for five miles down a mountain. the incredible story of humanity coming up. fox and friends first continues right now. and good morning to you and welcome. it's 5:30 here on the east coast and we begin with a fox news alert. a michigan sheriff's deputy is gunned down when the convicted felon that he was guarding in a hospital steals his gun and opens fire. >> kelly wright joins us with the breaking details. >> police say they have not determined any motive for the killing of a sheriff's deputy in minnesota. the community in saint loud clo in mourning grieving from the death of 60-year-old steven sandberg. he was shot and killed while guarding a suspect inside the hospital. >> it will be a tough one. especially for a small community

like this. we go to the same church for many, many years. >> deputy sandberg was shot and killed with his own weapon inside the hospital. he was at the end of his shift guarding necessa guarding domestic violence suspect denny hammond. somehow hammond got out of the bed and took hold deputy's weapon. >> security officers were able to get into the room and the subject was tased with a taser and taken into custody. >> after deputy sandberg was shot, police restrained the suspect with a stun gun, he then experienced cardiac arrest and died. so this morning sandberg is being remembered as a hero. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. ainsley. >> kelly wright live for us here in the studio. an horrific tragedy in arizona, an entire family is killed after this, their car plunges into the tempe town

lake. glenn and danica baxter along with their three young children were all pulled from the car when police arrived on the scene. paramedics tried cpr but all five later died at the hospital. witnesses recall seeing the silver suv at the embankment, but police are still fuzzy on how the crash occurred. a detroit pastor is forced to shoot and kill a man when he storms into sunday services armed with a brick. investigators say the pastor opened fire when the unidentified intruder started making threats and he later died at the hospital. >> it appears that the individual was having an issue with the pastor in the church, he's had several issues in the past. >> police are now questioning that pastor. an elementary school worker in california become as hero after preventing an attempted kidnapping. an aid was driving to work when she noticed an 11-year-old student sitting in a strange man's car in a driveway.

she knew something wasn't right. so she acted quickly 37. >> i said sweetheart, is that your dad. and she told me, no, he's my friend. and i said no, he's not. he's not your friend. i put my car in front of his car, i blocked him, and i told her you get out of the car right now. >> smart thinking. sal salazar is now behind bars. he lured the girl into his car. the school and family is thankful she got involved and had a vigilante eye. the world trade center just fell down. am i trying to blame him? i'm not blaming anybody, but the world trade center came down. so when he said we were safe -- >> the battle continues after trump suggested last week george w. bush deserves some of the blame for the attacks on september 11th. kristen fisher joins us live in

d.c. with the latest comments. >> good morning. so not only is donald trump partially blaming former president george w. bush for 9/11, about you now trump saying there is a good chance 9/11 might not have happened at all had he been president. he told chris wallace on fox news sunday that his tough stance on immigration might have kept the terrorists behind 9/11 out of the country. >> i believe that if i were running things, i doubt that hose people would have been in the country. so there is a good chance that those people would not have been in our country. with that being said, i'm not blaming george bush, but i don't want jeb bush to say myther kept us safe. >> for the second time in two days, jeb bush again defended his brother saying the fact that trump keeps bringing this this up shows that he's not a serious candidate and a novice when it comes to foreign policy. in an interview on one of the other sunday shows, jeb bush also says he does not feel comfortable with trump's hands

on the nation's nuclear codes. >> i have great doubts to be honest with you and it's only because of the things he says, it looks as though he's not taking the responsibility, possibility of being president of the united states, really seriously. for him it looks as though he's an actor playing a role of a candidate for president, not boning up on the issues. >> bush's campaign is now trying to drive home the point with a two minute video released yesterday afternoon on social media. the question now, how is all of this back and forth going to play out with the republican primary voters. ainsley and heather. >> thank you, kristin. trey dowdy exploding on other republican colleagues for focusing on ahillary clinton an the 2012 deadly benghazi attacks. >> i've told my own republican colleagues apfriends shut up talking about things you don't know anything about. unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've done, why we've done it, and

what new facts we have found. >> dowdy says the panel has recovered new information including e-mails to the state department requesting more security in libya before the attacks. clinton is scheduled to appear before a panel on thursday about her role as secretary of state during the attacks. meanwhile hillary clinton trying to discredit benghazi committee. >> i think it's pretty clear that whatever they might have thought they were doing, they ended up becoming a partisan arm of the republican national committee with an overwhelming focus on trying to as they admitted drive down my poll numbers. >> she has denied doing anything illegal by using a private server during her time as secretary of state and has said that she's been forth coming about releasing all of her e-mails. and now to a fox news alert.

terror at an israeli bus terminal. a lone palestinian armed with with a knife and gun opened fire at a bus station killing one and adding to the increased violence in the middle east. conor powell has more from jerusal jerusalem. >> reporter: after weeks of escalating violence, blood shed showing no signs of letting up here. at least one israeli is dead and more than a dozen injured after one attacker opened fire in the central bus station sunday night. policeassailant, but also shooting another man mistaken for an attacker. the latest attack comes after israel further tight infected security, introducing a series of new measures, erecting dozens of check points in east jerusalem and placing large cop create walls between air be rab and israeli neighborhoods.

violence erupted eight months ago as jewish groups pushed for more access as their holiest site. the effort enraging palestinians. john kerry announcing he'll meet with israeli prime minister netanyahu in germany this week in an effort to calm tensions and then will travel to the region to meet with mahmoud abbas. what exactly the secretary of state can do to ease essentials here isn't clear. israeli police have described attackers as young lone wolf individuals who lack connections to groups like hamas but are enraged by social media making them extremely difficult to stop. conor powell, fox news. meantime secretary kerry speaking from madrid saying that israel has a right to protect itself it against random attacks like this one and saying that it's vital he speaks on both netanyahu and abbas about the

growing violence. a major feat in the fight against terror. the department of defense saying that a high ranking al qaeda leader is now dead. officials confirm that al nazar was killed in a u.s. led air strike in syria. this is the fifth leader to be killed in the last four months. brand new leaked audio giving all of us a better idea of exactly what happened moments before el chapo guzman's prison escape. [ speaking foreign language sthch nn. >> minutes later loud drilling in the background and not a single security guard flimpgs. flinches raising suspicions that

they knew about his planned escape. and typhoon koppu has already killed at least two people and left thousands more without homes, fierce winds, rising floodwaters and trapping villages. the rain may not let up we're told until wednesday and that would be at the earliest. here in the states, there is a chill in the air. >> and some areas even seeing snow over the weekend. maria molina is in the weather center tracking colder temperatures. >> good morning. it really was a beautiful sight across parts of the northeast. it was cold, but snow, fall foliage, beautiful out there. but taking a look at your temperatures today, it will be another chilly day. 53 for your high in new york city and you won't make it out of the 40s in the city of boston. but as we head farther west, much warmer across the plains with temperatures there into the

70s and 80s. and if you're already tired of the cold across the northeast, don't worry, the warm-up is coming up, we're expecting warmer temperatures by tuesday and back into the 70s in places like new york by wednesday. so again, it will get a little about bit warmer out there, at least for a brief period of time. you can see quiet weather expected across the southeastern u.s. and plains at least throughout this morning. but as we head farther west, the rain continues. we had flash flooding across nevada and severe storms over the weekend and this morning we're continuing to see the rain. watch out for the possibility of localized flash flooding. >> thank you, maria. the time is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up, do you rely on product reviews when shopping on amazon? you may to p think twice about that. amazon is trying to take out the fakers. and slithering situation on board a bus. how a bowa constrictor caused

chaos. >> and why alex rodriguez should stick to baseball.

hillary clinton may not be the only one with e-mail woes. a high school hacker and self row claimed stoner saying he hacked into cia director john bren. that's personal e-mails. he says it contains classified information including social security numbers of top security officials. the teen confirming his exploits by posting a portion of stolen documents on his twitter account. the cia is of course now investigating those claims. well, if you want a drone for christmas, you're going to have to register with the government. the fed is expected to unveil new regulations today where all recreational drone users will have to register with the department of transportation. the new rules expected to take

effect before the end of the year. the move comes after a series of high profile incidents involving drones including that one that crashed at the u.s. open in new york city. well, there is product reviews that you rely on to purchase stuff from amazon.com, they may be fake. and now the tech giant is suing thousands of people to stop that from happening. >> adam shapiro from the fox business network is here. >> good morning. amazon.com filed suit late friday in washington state against more than 1,000 defendants each listed as john doe. those men and women are accused of selling fake reviews on products which are posted on the amazon.com website. many of the reviewers actually offer their fraudulent services on a web site where people post listings for odd jobs. amazon several sued several websites for posting false reviews and says this suit is the next step.

according to amazon da.com, mos offered to write fake reviews for as little as five bucks. it violates amazon's terms of use and may violate washington state consumer protection laws. fiber says it restricts reviews on its website to only those that can be verified. amazon says many of the fake reviewer attempt to remain anonymous using different accounts and ip addresses to post the bogus reviews. back to you. >> thank you you very much. and to find the fox business network, just logon to fox business.com/channel finder. it is now 47 after the top of the hour. a major warning for moms to be. what doctors say how much alcohol is or is not appropriate during pregnancy. and a group boy scouts carries an injured woman for five miles down a mountain. their incredible story that will warm their heart. >> but first brian warms our heart every morning.

>> that was not in the prompter, that came from the heart? >> it did. >> thank you very much. meanwhile 13 before the top of the hour. donald trump doubles down on his comments about the 9/11 attacks saying it would never have happened under his watch. is he right? he's here live to explain and respond because jeb bush fired back. and then hillary clinton comes out swinging to the benghazi committee. and how thursday night football is destroying the american family. and buying their baby's websites before they're even born. yes, they will thank you later because they can't speak yet.

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doctors have been telling us for years. do not drink while you're pregnant. researchers debunking claims that having a little bit of chal while pregnant is safe. women who drank in the first try messter were 12 times more likely to have a baby with fetal alcohol disorders. those stats increase dramatically was pregnancies progressed. alcohol-related disorders in newborns are happening more now than ever before. the passengers on out philadelphia got more than they bargained for when a four-feet snake was seen slithering on the floor. police were called in. they found the red tailed boa constrictor under one of the seats. the owner said the snake was in his october and it had jusback . but she slithered out and got stuck. they are happy that the

reptilian traveler was found. >> in his pocket? a group of massachusetts boy scouts saved a hiker on a mountain in new hampshire, carrying her for five miles. fox 25 boston reporter christine mcar think has the heartwarming story >> we're brothers figuratively. >> these boy scouts put their first aid merit badges to use. >> it's nothing big. we tried to help out. >> they were descending a mountain during a camp out when they discovered a camper who fell and sprained her ankle. >> used an ace bandage and made a makeshift splint. >> then the grueling part calling the fireman's carry. >> she then sat down and maneuvered around certain rocks. >> five hours and two miles of tough terrain later, they arrived at the bottom. their adult leader says training

paid off. >> i was so proud of them. the splint was perfect. >> injured hiker linda was taken to the hospital. on sunday, she spoke to us by phone. >> my little angels. really, i just felt so safe with that. >> e.r. doctor says she could have suffered a fracture had it not been for her rescuers. >> i couldn't believe it. what scouts. troop number 9 from weymouth. >> a good deed is all in a day's work. >> no matter the situation, you're helping someone in need. >> great story. >> the time now is six minutes until the top of the hour. from the big screen to the courtroom, the story that inspired a hollywood hit heading to trial today. >> are we dead snoo. >> i feel great. i ran 5k this morning. >> really? >> no. i threw up in the shower.

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it is 58 after the top of the hour. before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. the war of words between trump and bush. trump says president bush was responsible for 9/11. he says he would have prevented 9/11.

secretary of state john kerry going to meet with benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. the trial begins for vincent asaro. his alleged crime immortalized in goodfellas. he's accused of pocketing a cut of one of the lufthansa robberies in 1978 at the jfk airport. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. willow, her photographer mom dresses her up in halloween costumes throughout the month of october. here she is as the crackerjack guy and here she is as go go gadget. hello laverne. she and her friend dressing up as lenny and squiggy. here's the reason alex rodriguez should stick to baseball. he threw a football on fox sports. he was hired as an analyst for the baseball playoffs. finally the ugly. you ever feel like this after a night of drinking? >> oh, my gosh. never been this hung over.

>> i feel great. i ran a 5k this morning. >> really? >> no. i threw up in the shower. >> a new study reveals unproductive hungover workers cost employers $77 billion a year. that's our show. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning to you. today is monday, october 19th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. donald trump doubles down on his heated battle against jeb bush claiming that he could have stopped the 9/11 hijackers. >> i doubt that those people would have been in the country. >> this morning, governor bush responds and donald trump joins us live. plus, hillary clinton taking a few days off the campaign trail bracing for a battle on capitol hill as republican trey gowdy draws an unprecedented line in the sand. what all of washington will be talking about today. >> it lg huge this week.