this sunday, november 1st, i'm juliet huddy in for anna kooiman. what went wrong? new theories emerging about wha crashed in egypt, killing 224 people. could it have been a terror attack? we are live with breaking details. then, donald trump unveils his plan to help veterans by reforming the v.a. >> we're going to do it by firing the corrupt and incompetent v.a. executives. >> first, fire the executives. will it work? we break down that plan, straight ahead. and jesse the body ventura takes another swipe at american sniper chris kyle. >> he's not a hero. he's a back-stabbing liar.

>> and the attacks don't stop there. wait until you hear what else he says. "fox & friends" begins for november 1st. good morning. ♪ >> the way it was three hours ago. now the birds are getting out in new york city. >> halloween. and now the streets are clogged with marathon runners. the new york marathon. >> we looked over our shoulders. why are these people out? oh, the new york city marathon. they're not enjoying that extra hour of sleep. >> literally a year ago today i walked outside and there was a marathon runner smoking a cigarette on the sidewalk. not kidding. he was from germany. amazing. >> germans. >> did you enjoy your extra hour of sleep? if you didn't you might feel a little off this morning. we're going to show you how to recalibrate yourself.

my wife just texted a second ago and said, did our children let me enjoy this extra hour of sleep? no. >> that's a rhetorical question. >> so, you guys didn't dress up or anything? >> oh, of course we did. i'm sure tucker did, as well. i'm sure our kids dressed up. we want to see your pictures this morning. can you share your pictures? >> the weirder the better. >> we'll show them. >> don't even hesitate. just press send before thinking about it. we'll put those on tv. >> especially if you're been out drinking all night. >> want to start with news and a fox news alert. we're getting a first look at the tragic scene where the russian passenger jet crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula. killed 225 people. >> as investigators search for a cause, isis claims responsibility for the crash. officials say they are not at all convinced there was no terror attack. >> garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest on this. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, y'all. about 24 minutes after takeoff the pilot radioed in that that plane was experiencing technical problems, and said he needed to make an emergency landing. that's when egyptian aviation

officials say air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane. investigators are hoping to find out just what caused the crash, now that the plane's black boxes have been recovered and are being sent for analysis. overnight, though, a russian television channel reported the co-pilot's wife is saying her husband had complained about the plane's technical condition shortly before the flight. our sister network, sky news, reports about 150 bodies have been recovered so far. many whom were still strapped to their seats. russian officials said 25 of over 200 people on board, were children. russian president vladimir putin declared sunday a national day of mourning, and the kremlin has sent an emergency response team to help out at the crash site. three airlines have now suspended flying over the sinai peninsula until investigators find out what caused this crash. and you mentioned how a branch of isis is trying to claim responsibility for downing the plane. both egyptian and russian officials are strongly denying those claims.

back to you all. >> thanks, garrett. >> garrett tenney in washington. >> oh, boy. all right. well we want to get to some other news, not great news at all. overnight, halloween horror on a packed new york city street. police say a 52-year-old man crossed double yellow lines, plowing into a group of trick-or-treaters, killing three, and critically injured four more, before smashing into a chain link fence. the dead include a 10-year-old dpirl and her grandfather, who was an army vet and purple heart recipient. police are looking into the cause of the crash. no charges have been filed against the driver. and a major break in the search for the missing cargo ship el faro the ntsb now saying search teams have found the wreckage of the puerto rican bound ship, which was carrying puerto rico bound ship which was carrying 33 crew members. teams spotted an intact vessel 15,000 feet under water just east of the bahamas, close to its last known location. using sonar imaging, the ship went missing a month ago during

hurricane joaquin after the captain reported engine failure. and he released the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle against federal officials' advice and now embattled san francisco sheriff faces re-election. the sheriff is at the center of the sanctuary city debate and has faced a series of personal embarrassments including losing his license. only two incumbent sheriffs in that county have lost re-election and he could be the third. the new york mets facing elimination after the kansas city royals dealt a crushing blow in the mets hometown in game four of the world series. >> broken bat. that is caught! going off the bag is ses ped es and the game is over. >> the royals scored three runs in the eighth inning, to top the mets 5-3. game five is tonight in new york. a win for the royals would secure their first world series in 30 years. >> ouch. >> ouch. >> well not ouch for the royals

fans. ouch for us. >> we're not criticizing the new york mets in the studio. now to some extreme weather. it was a halloween nightmare for those in the south. second day in a row high winds, heavy rains and tornadoes ripping through parts of texas leaving six people dead. >> south of the city of houston a tornado damaged about 25 mobile homes including this one flipped on its side. two people were injured in a pretty minor way. >> and up to eight inches fell in the houston area since friday. let's check in with rick reichmuth. what is going on? >> there has been a crazy couple of days. almost like a spring kind of storm. had this been in the spring it probably would have had more tornadoes with it. that kind of a system setup. and it's getting better today. ear going to still see some rain. i don't think the severe weather today, but we're -- we're going to see as much of the flooding but we still have the storm, here's where the cold front is. kind of a chillier morning. but we're also going to talk about a big warm-up this week. all right here is the rain extending from parts of the northeast down towards the midatlantic and down towards parts of the southeast. the heaviest of it is going to

be across the southeast where some spots will probably pick up two to three inches of rain and you're still seeing it across parts of east texas. it will move out of there eventually. by later on today it will be gone. then we're going to see clearing skies. one big storm moving into the pacific northwest, that one is likely to cause quite a bit of damage, as well. take a look at the temperatures, guys. 70s, first day of november. and we've got some 70s today all across parts -- >> feels like may. >> feels like may. >> not a big marathon weather. >> everybody agrees the republican debate hosted by cnbc last wednesday was a disaster. how universal is this view? terry mcauliffe, very partisan democratic governor of virginia went after the debate moderators saying they were completely unfair. the question is what do you do about it? going forward what changes need to be made in the debate structure? >> senator ted cruz, mike huckabee in iowa yesterday had this to say about what they'd like to see going forward. listen. >> how about if we say from now on, if you have never voted in a

republican primary in your life, you don't get to moderate a republican primary debate. you know, how about instead of a bunch of attack journalists, we actually had real conservatives. could you imagine a debate moderated by sean hannity and rush limbaugh and mark levin? >> cnbc, i want to give them credit. they did something i wasn't sure anybody could do. they actually have brought all of the republican candidates together in a complete agreement that we won't do any more debates on nbc if they're going to run them like that. >> i mean, there are eight more debates scheduled. the problem is, you know, there

are 300 people on stage or what seems like 300 people onstage and when you do these debates you have a finite amount of time. everybody wants to get the sound bite. these are all sound bite savvy people. you know, ben carson may have a good idea. i mean he may be on to something talking about doing it on the internet. >> also the meta view of this, is it worth them continuing to complain about this? at what point does it start to edge into the point of whining about the debates? and it's almost a week now. right? then you have chris christie who is like, you know what? we got to take tough questions and you had donald trump on the campaign trail saying i like the debates. we should be getting tough questions. >> he doesn't like three hour debates. >> he said i don't like that dope john harwood. here's governor christie. here's the difference between ted cruz and mike huckabee and governor christie. listen to this. >> the moderators didn't control the debate. they did an awful job. their bias was showsing and it was despicable. now that being said, if you're running for president of the united states, you can't handle yourself against three cnbc

moderators, without, you know, crying foul and calling for intervention, then you're not going to do very well against vladimir putin either. so i'm not going to complain about it. the fact is, the media tries to divide us, tries to get us to kill each other, and when they're with hillary clinton it's a love fest. >> he makes a great point. i think the system is working the way it should. john harwood will never host a debate again. that's obviously a good thing. this did bring the republican candidates together. and you should ask tough questions. you don't want to put politicians in charge of their own debate and you definitely don't want to turn it over to facebook. if you think nbc is disgracefully left wing and i think they are, wait until you meet facebook. do you know what i mean? that is not an upgrade at all. you should not check journalists' voting records before you talk to them. >> right. do you want your best friend to moderate the debate? >> no, it's better for the republicans to get real questions. by the way, these guys have shown almost all of them did better, i thought, than they would have if they hadn't. >> the point is, though, that

you know, the fact is that we have isis out there, we have, you know, struggling economy, we need to have these questions answered. we don't need to talk about, you know -- >> it's just like swinging -- >> football. fantasy football. >> they asked ridiculous questions. you know, stand tall and answer them and let the american public realize that. >> that's exactly what they did. i mean, that's the point. this was better for the republicans than any debate i've ever seen. >> meanwhile, if you've been watching what's been going on with jesse ventura over the past few years and his attacks on chris kyle? well, it's gotten worse. now he's calling him a back-stabbing liar. did you listen to this? we played a little bit of it at the top of the show. we're going to play the full thing now. listen to what jesse ventura says about chris kyle. >> this hero from the war didn't have the courage to tell the truth, and he's not a hero. he's a back-stabbing liar. so when the media portrays me as going after a widow and her children, that's a lie. haven't had to pay a cent. >> the thing is though, that, at

the end -- at the end of the initial trial, ventura's attorney said that this wasn't going to be out of the pockets of the kyle family, this was going to be paid for by the insurance companies. and, she has appealed this. she said that's not the case at all. you know, this is $1.8 million. we're talking about. jesse ventura -- >> would suggest that democracy is 99% the best system but there is that 1% where you -- >> somebody who is like completely irresponsible and uninformed and that may have happened. in minnesota in 1998. >> he says he could jump in and be president. let them get the republican, the democrat candidate and throw him in as an independent, libertarian -- >> lots of luck. >> and he'll steal the election. >> coming up next, donald trump said he would be the best president for veterans and now he has a plan with some specifics. >> we're going to increase funding for job training, and placement services, including

incentives for companies hiring veterans. >> well, pete hegseth works on this stuff full time. he's not impressed. we'll break down that plan and tell us what he thinks. >> and did you know that daylight saving time could give you a heart attack. theers pert tips to stay on track this morning with the time change. >> no coronaries during our show.

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but is this really the change our veterans need? we'll ask somebody that works on this full time, fox news contributor and ceo of concerned veterans for america, our friend pete hegseth. >> good morning, beat. >> good morning. >> this is the part of the plan that just jumped out at me right away, under the trump plan a vet would be able to get care from any doctor who takes medicare. so basically break, he believes, the monopoly the v.a. system has on vets health care. what do you think of that? >> so, the principle there is sound. the idea of choice. the idea to empower the veteran to go outside the system. problem is, when my organization concerned vets for america looked at all the options, the reimbursement -- there's so many problems with the way medicare is reimbursed, the way the v.a. reimburses and the reimbursement rate that you're going to get a lot of vets shut out from private options. and that looks a lot like the choice card program, which john mccain championed, which donald trump criticized. so the program itself, the idea

itself is simple. but it's not that simple. and that's part of the problem. is it's actually not going to fix a lot of the problems vets are facing. >> yesterday when he was on the "uss wisconsin kwz he said quote the plan will ensure our veterans get the care they need, wherever and wherever they need it. you said it won't be as simple to implement that? >> no it won't be. and the choice card that the v.a. is currently working is a great example of the fact that there's a lot more complicating underlying factors. you have to restructure vha, which is the health delivery system. his plan doesn't mention the word vha or any sort of restructuring. as a result the incentives for the bureaucracy still within this will, i think, not allow the vets the they should have. >> the bureaucracy for all intents and purposes has been a disaster. i mean, you know, starting from the top the main head line coming out of this or the first head line of many coming out of this was donald trump saying he's going to go to the top and fire fb. is that the place to start? >> accountability is long overdue. another place where we appreciate the sentiment of his

plan, for sure, executives, those throughout the organization, have been way too protected for way too long. but you've got to have, again, the right kind of system so that they're set up to succeed, as well. there's no fundamental reform of vha changing it so it can be run as a health care system as opposed to a bureaucracy. because he may want to fire people but right now the legislation isn't in place to allow him to fire people about >> right. >> and his plan didn't say anything about that. >> a year ago i don't remember immigration or trade coming from the lips of any mainstream politicians. there was not really a national debate on those questions. trump talked about them in very nonspecific terms and now we're debating this. do you think this will have the same effect? at least move v.a. to the center of the discussion? >> i hope so. and i've got to give trump credit for that from the beginning. he's been talking about vets, the v.a., how he's going to be great and huge and fantastic for vets, which is all good. it's just then we get a three-page pdf plan that's very thin on any specifics or

proposals and thick on rhetoric which is a lot of what we've seen. i give him credit for raising the issue. i just think, some other candidates in this race have been far more specific in how they would deliver real choice and real accountability than this plan does. >> all right. pete hegseth, thanks a lot. >> a big health scare at chipotle. dozens of restaurants being shut down by a popular chain. what you need to know straight ahead. >> yum. >> and just how left wing are america's college campuses? we've got the greatest number i think we've ever had on "fox & friends." exactly how many college professors at these colleges have donated to republicans. so stay tuned for that.

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one of those has given to republican candidates. one in the entire top 50. who is this guy? >> so is this more proof of an anti-conservative climate on college campuses? let's ask alexandra smith who is a national chair of the college republican national committee. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> are you surprised by this? one person? >> not at all. >> and have you found this guy? >> you know, i think it's funny because it really indicates the top down really closed structure of the university that we're seeing these days. and what's really dangerous about it is that it creates this homogenized culture where everyone is just engaged in the same kind of group thought and there really isn't a diversity or tolerance for other forms of opinion. >> so it's totally monochromatic. there's no diversity at all. this guy, we reached out, the professor of hamilton college the one outlier. there he is right there, he has not responded. i don't know if he's been hiding or not. the poor guy i feel guilty

almost putting his picture up. i hope he has tenure. it didn't always look like this. colleges have always been liberal but it's not my imagination that they've become less tolerant of defense than they were even 20 years ago. >> absolutely not. now we have this sort of nanny-state culture, and sort of babying culture out there to combine with the liberal culture on campus. people complaining about microaggressions, and all sorts of sort of whiny behavior that's sort of paired with this liberal leaning on campus. it's really creating an atmosphere on our colleges and universities where you can't say anything at all without offending someone or having some, you know, pushback from a professor, from an administrator. >> or punishment. i used to think of colleges as a place where you could share ideas, it was all different forms of opinions. you grew up in certain neighborhoods where you probably came from similar opinions and values and you go to college and you're going to get a mixture of all of this. but that's not really happening anymore >> that's not happening with.

with colleges and universities i think all of us can remember that one liberal professor if we were lucky enough to have one like that who was openly liberal, and very up front about their bias and they opened up the classroom to students to challenge them, they were, you know, encouraged free discussion, free thought. i think it's more insidious are the professors that claim to be tolerant and neutral when, in fact, they're suddenly introducing liberal ideas through their teachings, and you know for most of the students, it kind of goes over their heads -- >> where is the rebellion? aren't college students supposed to think for themselves and not nod like little robots when they're professors speak but challenge them? i don't see any of that taking place. >> i would say the rebellion's really taking place on line. you have conservative students in the classroom who might not feel as comfortable raising their hand and who can blame them? i mean the professors will lower their grades. they're marginalize them, embarrass them in front of the classroom for believing what they believe. we created a website called myliberalcampus.com and has

#myliberalcampus. students from across the country are really feeling compelled to share their stories across social media with other students. and when they go on to the website, when they use that hashtag they can see that this is a problem all over the country. so they don't feel so alone. >> we've even seen stories here where if you speak out in the editorial pages of your school's newspaper that the school may threaten to shut it down. >> absolutely. if you're called a republican forget about getting a fair shake from the college newspaper. >> intellectual diversity, i really am. i don't want all republican or conservative candidates. i want actual debates. thank you. >> super interesting. >> thank you so much. >> well, coming up next, overnight on college campus, one person learning -- still at large. the latest on the manhunt. >> did you know that daylight saving time could actually give you a heart attack? we've got some expert tips to stay on track after the time change.

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there he is. >> shot of the morning, your halloween pictures. >> i love that. billy sent in her little lion. very cute.

>> and michelle sent in spider-man. spider-man without a mask on. everyone knows he's peter parker now. >> two very pretty girls walking down the street in northwest washington. who are they? no clue. and who is that handsome man? that's unbelievable. >> wow. >> what are you? >> i dressed up as the man with the yellow hat. >> that's the most sinister looking thing i've ever seen. >> it was a big hit with like the 3-year-olds. >> where is your monkey? >> where is your monkey? >> yeah, it was good. >> the yellow hats always made me uncomfortable. keep your pictures coming. remember, no picture is too embarrassing for us. we'll put it on tv, we don't judge. >> please. >> the more embarrassing the better. >> 100%. >> definitely. just keep it semir-rated. >> yeah, r-rated. >> don't underestimate. >> we've got to get you some headlines before we start, fox news alert now, one student is dead, another injured, after a shooting at winston salem state university in north carolina. the shooting put the school on

lockdown for hours this morning but it has since been lifted. police are still searching for the shooter who they say is a man named jarrett jerome moore. a halloween costume sparking a serious scare at ft. bragg, north carolina. triggering a call to the bomb squad after a soldier apparently tried to enter the gate dressed as a suicide bomber, complete with a fake explosive vest. really? officials closed gates and evacuated the area. senior commander responded saying military members and their families should be more aware of their costume choices. and a high honor for a hometown hero. spencer stone, you know him, one of the three men who thwarted an august terror attack on a paris-bound train. he is moving up in the ranks. the former air force airman has been promoted to staff sergeant. stone not only stopped the attacks but was also stabbed three times earlier this month as you know while stopping a fight outside a california bar. officials praised stone for his leadership and courage during a promotion ceremony on friday. and a college football player didn't let game day get

in the way of his halloween fun. >> i'm just a big, fat, hairy, american winning machine. you ain't first, you're last. >> that's wisconsin badgers wide receiver tanner mcevoy challenging his inner ricky bobby talking to the media after the win. ricky bobby is will ferrell's character from the time "tg nights" and those are your headlines. >> they are. rick reichmuth standing by with what's going on outside. >> hey, guys, it light outside. >> crazy. >> amazing. >> daylight savings. >> exactly. coming outside because it's light and it's not that cold which is amazing for november. here warming very warm temperatures this week, including for the marathon today. take a look at the map. here you go. a little bit warmer than average across parts of the northeast today. lots of sirens going on. winds not that bad. i think this is kind of the perfect running weather. that's what people who run tell me. i can't imagine running a marathon. but good for them doing that today. here you go, across the

northeast, we're going to see a few scattered showers pop through throughout the day and then it's going to be a pretty nice one. down to the southeast, this is really where all of our troubles are. we're still seeing some rain across parts of texas. we're going to watch the rain across much of the deep south. some of it a little bit heavy at times. still a little bit of additional flooding, unfortunately. into the northern plains we're going to warm up really nicely today. look at that omaha you're going to get into the 70s today. that far north temps pushing 20 degrees above average across the northern plains, again. again, we've been so warm there this fall. and finally out across parts of the west we're going to start to see the rain move in across central california. and tonight the snow moves in across the sierra nevadas. we're going to be talking about up to about a foot of snow by the time this is done. all right, guys. back to you. >> all right. >> that time of year, rick. it's that time of year again. >> for people -- >> thank you, daylight savings time, for kicking off the half of the year when the clock on my microwave is actually correct. told you, honey, it's 4:00.

>> people actually get up and do these morning shows and all you folks out there that are watching, going to the gym or whatever, this daylight saving thing is wonderful when we have sunlight. it actually wakes you up a little bit. >> you all know my biggest pet peeve in the world is how people misspell it. there's no "s" on. even jimmy fallon's show had the "s." >> big "s" for sleep. >> it's daylight saving. >> we got an extra hour of sleep today. but daylight saving time can have serious effects on your health. >> they're not all good. here with the best way to stack on track is physician and surgeon dr. kelly powers. one doctor we trust implicitly. we see only the upside to this. we all got an extra hour of sleep. you're saying we should see the downside. >> daylight saving time. jet leg without the travel. this time we gain an hour. the health side effects are there. mostly because of circadian rhythm. it's our internal clock, our 24 hour cycle that tells us when we should be asleep, when we should be awake. when we have these tim shifts

what happens is it's all thrown off so the body is all confused and it regulates two things, sleep cycles and hormone regulation. >> hmm. >> those two things are messed up, a lot of things are going to mess up. >> so it screws up a lot of things. number one, irregular moods so if your spouse is having an irregular mood swing you can blame it on daylight saving time. >> of course. >> well you know what? this one is obvious. sun light increases serotonin. serotonin is our happy hormone. so less sunlight, less serotonin, and less happy. >> so true. so true. also, people get headaches. cluster headaches seem to be more common during this time. >> that's correct. >> why is that? >> according to a study from northwestern university they notice that there's an increase headache, cluster headaches around time shifts. so both daylight saving and the end of daylight saving, right now, in the study they found people who are more susceptible to this change, just it happens around these time shifts and also happens when we travel, too. >> hmm. interesting. >> i was we'lling weep kwr and bloated this morning. >> blame it on this.

>> daylight saving. >> you're saying that food cravings often accompany sleep disturbance. >> absolutely. that circadian rhythm also affects our appetite. a hormone called grelyn increases during these shift changes, and can thus increase our cravings, our food and then you know what happens when we're hungry. we also get a little moody, too. >> bad food, i'm never desperate for -- >> waffle fries all the way. >> we've been talking about this. heart attacks, daylight savings can cause heart attacks and also car accidents? >> that's true. according to a study from harvard health there's actually an increase in heart attacks when daylight savings start. right now we're in a good zone. so there's actually a decrease this weekend according to e.r. reports. why does this happen? they think it's correlated to sleep and stress. less sleep, more stress, universally related, thus more susceptible to myocardial infarction which is the medical term for heart attack. >> what are we supposed to do to

deal with this stuff? >> when all else fails just take a nap. >> but napping also causes a lot of problems. i know when i take a nap in the middle of the day i wake up and i'm groggy and i'm a mess. >> it can throw off our cycle but when it comes to if you're susceptible to a heart attack it's probably better than putting yourself in excess stress. carrying healthy snacks around will help with the hunger cravings. >> is the other thing getting rid of daylight saving time altogether? >> well, you know -- >> because it's ridiculously old and we don't need it anymore. >> you mentioned about the drowsy driving. another hormone that is regulated by the circadian rhythm is melatonin. melatonin increases when it's dark outside. so you're driving home from work and you usually drive home around 5:00 or 6:00 at night. it's light outside during the summer you're fine. all of a sudden now it's dark, 34e8 tonen is on the rise and people are getting drowsy behind the wheel. studies have shown an increase in car accidents when the time change happens. >> who knew. >> thank you. >> daylight saving they're going to start pushing the metric system on us. it's worth having 19th century

relics around. >> and arizona is laughing at us this morning. >> arizona doesn't even have it. >> parts of indiana, the same, too. >> thank you. >> government spending over $1 million to arm the epa. why they need guns to keep your water safe. we'll tell you coming up. >> and a high school football coach taken off the sidelines for praying with his team. is that even legal? dr. robert jeffers is here next. glad i could help you plan for your retirement. alright, kelly and promise me that you'll try that taco place on south street. and we have portfolio planning tools to help you manage your ira. yeah, you're old 401k give me your phone. the rollover consultants give you step-by-step help. no set-up fees. use your potion. sorry, not you. my pleasure. goodnight, tim. for all the confidence you need.

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pennsylvania after breaking free from a maryland army base on wednesday. the family of a fallen marine christened a new navy destroyer. the soon-to-be named "uss rafael per alta" the immigrant turned marine died while protecting his comrades back in iraq in 2004. the first u.s. warship named for someone born in mexico. juliet? >> thank you very much, clayton. it is -- the washington high school football coach who stirred up nationwide controversy for praying on the field is now off the field. the district says it's not firing bremerton high school assistant football coach joe kennedy but it is removing him from the field while it continues to pay out the remainder of his contract. let's talk about this with our next guest. he says the move violates the first amendment, among many other things, dr. robert jeffers is the senior pastor of the first baptist church in dallas and a fox news contributor. thanks for waking up early.

>> good morning. thank you. >> first of all, let's read you the statement from the bremerton school district. they say, the district cannot allow an employee, while still on duty, to engage in religious conduct or display that a reasonable observer, aware of the context, would perceive as district endorsement of religion. my question is, from what i understand, he would go out and he would kneel on the field, at some point he did say -- he was vocal, then he became silent about it. some of the football players themselves would go out and pray with him. members of opposing football teams would go out and pray with him. it sounds to many that he wouldn't force the issue, he was just merely doing something and other people followed. how is this in any way some sort of first amendment issue? >> this is ludicrous. let's look at the facts. for the last seven years the coach had been going to the 50 yard line, after the game, to privately pray, and no student was coerced to join him, though

some joined him voluntarily. finally one person complained, and so the school district told him you can't do this any longer, or, we'll provide a small, private room where you can pray so nobody can see you. well, i'm sorry, but the first amendment doesn't restrict the free exercise of religion to a broom closet. and you know, people say well, employers have rights over their employees. they have lots of rights. but they never have the right to violate the first amendment right of the freedom of religion, a freedom that our founders called our first and most basic freedom. >> you know, we've been talking about this now for years. i mean we've been talking about not just on football fields, it's the nativity scenes, you know, in the middle of the town square. you know, what kind of ramifications does this particular incident or situation have? do you think, will it have for high schools across the country, and other situations where you're dealing with students, you know, who are just trying to -- they want to exercise their religion as well, they want to pray before the game? >> you brought up an excellent point.

somebody has to ask themselves the question, would you have seen this attack on a praying coach 100 years ago? why do we see these increasing attacks that we would have never seen on religious expression 100 years ago? i mean, has the constitution changed and nobody told us about it? of course not. what has changed is, we have allowed the secularists to pervert the meaning of the first amendment to something the founders never intended. the first amendment is not about restricting religious expression. it's about protecting it. and i think it's highly ironic that just last month the justice department announced they are forming a think tank to assess the cause of escalating violence and lawlessness in our society. gee, do you think it has anything to do with the lack of the fear of god? it seems like, to me, that when our society is spiraling downward, school officials would want to be commending positive role models to their students like coach kennedy's, instead of

trying to get rid of them. >> and not just the christian and catholic religion, we could open it up to anybody who wants to do whatever kind of praying or not praying as long as it's not being shoved on people. that's the argument that a lot of folks make and will continue, i'm sure, as the years go on. doctor, thank you very much for joining us today. we appreciate you waking up early on a sunday. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> all right coming up. here is a stunning number. the obama administration spending over $1 million to arm the epa. the environmental protection agency. why? do they need guns to protect the environment? we will discuss that. plus it might be the play of the college football season. the unbelievable ending to miami and duke. you have to see how this one ends. trust me. >> 40 yard line. no black shirts. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take

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welcome back. the federal government spending more than a million dollars to arm the environmental protection agency with weapons. many of them military grade. why does the epa need guns and ammo and body armor to protect the environment? that's a good question. erick erickson is here to fill us in. >> the nasty snail darters. they shoot back. >> unbelievable. i'm going to put up on the screen an outline of what these purchases amount to. nearly $380,000 for ammo. $210,000 for camouflage and other equipment. $210,000 for radar and night vision equipment. $31,000 forearment training devic devices. why would they need military grade weapons to protect the environment? >> they don't. to be fair, this is say

bipartisan problem. >> yes, it is. >> the bush administration continued it in some cases using 9/11 as an excuse to do it. both parties tdecided that the government should be armed and they don't want to deny any branch of the government or executive agency the right to not look like rambo and going out in to the field. the main reason and it has escalated in the last few years is pause the environmental protection agency, the obama administration decided to use environmental regulations to confiscate private land and in some cases because contracts were old and nebulous back to the 1800s. there have been several cases this texas and nevada where the government has moved people off of their land or away from streams that suddenly twh it rains might be navigable waters under the constitution. >> you arm yourself because you perceive oven miss. when the government arms

themselves domestically, here in the u.s., it sends a message it doesn't trust its citizens. >> very much so. lack of trust it's growing. you see this from the situation in nevada last year when they were trying to remove the family from a ranch. we've seen this recently in alaska br they removed a family from land. the government is using environmental regulations among other things. essentially, they've turned in their revenue agents of the state and using the environmental policies to say, oh, you've done something wrong, we must fine you. if we don't, we'll take you from your land by force. >> it can't be a coincidence since the moment that the federal government and all agencies are arming up buying guns and ammunition in bulk. politicians are telling the rest of us, the sit glens, we're not allowed to be armed. taking our guns as government arms up. do you see a connection? >> oh, yeah, i do think so. i mean, the federal government has been very, very hostile to the second amendment under the

obama administration. they want to take away our guns but they want to arm the government instead. part of it is a fear of the citizenry. more and more the government has exceeded its constitution and liberals and conservatives scratching their heads on what provision allows them to do this. an armed citizenry can be ti tyranny. they don't like that. erick erickson, thanks for summing that up. >> thank you. veterans are dying waiting for health care. this is a new report that says 2500 v.a. workers were on paid leave last year. no explanation why. that's not even the most shocking detail. we'll bring you more. >> do you know who was jessica rabbit for halloween? we have the answer. stay tuned.

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radioed in questioning -- requesting to make an emergency landing due to technical problems the plane was having. it killed all 224 people on board, including 25 children. until the cause is discovered, three airlines are not flying over the area. there's an entire fleet of airbus a-321s grounded overnight. a russian television channel reported the co-pilot's wife is saying her husband had complained about the plane's technical condition shortly after the flight. though egypt aviation officials say there were no reports of any problems during the pre-check flight. vladimir putin declared sunday a national day of mourning and the kremlin sent an emergency response team to help oupt at the crash site. back to you. thank, garrett. let's turn our attention to politics. donald trump down in virginia

yesterday making a big appearance in front of thousands of individuals to roll out his plan for veterans. he has long said over the past couple of months he would be the best candidate to help our veterans. he has a plan to tackle the crisis in our veterans health care system. listen. >> firing the corrupt and incompetent v.a. executives. when i become president, it will be fixed and we'll fix it fast. the plan will decrease wait times, improve health care outcomes, really improve them, and facilitate a seam less transition from service into civilian life. we'll transform the v.a. to meet the needs of the 21st century. because it's different than it used to be. we're going to make the v.a. great again. >> a lot of components to this. two the main ones are choice, this plan would allow veterans to receive health care from any physician who takes medicare and

so they wouldn't be tied to the v.a. and it would also entail firing astrum p said anyone who is incompetent. >> i don't think you can argue that it's great we're hearing about this. the v.a. has been plagued for a long time now, so many problems. the problem is according to some, not hearing a lot of the details. listen. >> it won't be a simple to implement that. the choice card that the v.a. is currently working is a great example of the fact that there's more complicating underlying factors. you have to restructure vha, the health delivery system. his plan doesn't mention that. as a result, the incentives for the bureaucracy still within this will i, think not allow them the choice they have. you may want to fire people but the legislature isn't in place to allow that. the plan doesn't say anything more about that. >> no one knows more about this

than him. i don't know a single person supporting him because of his position papers. he's calling more attention to somebody else -- inside or out of government. maybe that's where you start. you start by focusing the attention on the tragedy of veterans health care abdomen move from there. >> one of the sound bite we didn't play from earlier. he agreed with trump. somebody has to take accountability. his plan on firing the leadership. he said no one is taking account anlt for this. no one has lost their job. >> just the opposite. they're getting paid vacations. there are 2500 at least executives on what they call paid leave. that is you and i and every other taxpayer paying these people not to work. why is that? we can't find out. >> we don't noah cord to go the "washington post." frankly, they don't know where they're going or why they're off. >> the v.a. has not tracked it. it's not just outside organizations. it's the v.a. that can't figure it out. >> the government solves problems because the civil service regulations are so

inflexible. you can't fire anyone. you're more likely to die in government service peacefully in bed than to be fired. they just pay these people not to work. that's the solution? no, it's not. >> that's like governor huckabee's -- this is a perfect example of it here. free from its moorings. let us know your thoughts on it. friends at fox news.com. we'll have more on the va plan from trump later. let's go to headlines. we start with a fox news alert. one student is dead and another injured after a shooting at winston-salem state university in north carolina. the shooting put the school on lock doup for hours this morning. it has been lifted. police are still searching for the shooter who is a man named jarrett jerome moore. not believed to be a student at the school. a post halloween nightmare in los angeles. eight people rushed to the hospital after a you haul plows into a crowded sidewalk in downtown l.a. at least three injuries are critical. the u-haul slammed into a car

making a left-hand turn. police are investigating. so far no charges have been filed. a major break in the search for the missing el faro cargo ship. the ntsb saying search teams found the wreckage of the puerto rico bound ship. they spotted the vessel underwater east of the bahamas. close to the last known location using sonar imaging. the ship went missing with 33 crew members on board. a miracle in miami. call it what it is. >> spacing all over. >> they got blockers. they've got a lane. 40 yard line. no black shirts between the goal line. can you believe what you just saw? >> yeah. the hurricanes pulling off a mind blowing 8 lateral kickoff return for a touchdown. in the last play of the game by the way for an unbelievable

30-27 victory. this happened over duke. some calling it the play of the year. >> looks like how we played in the backyard. keep throwing it and hope -- >> all right. now to an extreme weather alert. a halloween fright in the south as strong storms tear through parts of texas for the second day in a row. south of the city of houston. the twister damaged 25 mobile homes including the one you're looking at. two people injured there. will that state get a break? we have the answer with rick reichmuth. >> a break for a while. things are improving. take a look at all of this. you see the green lines here. that's flooding still going on across the rivers. the rain for the most part is moving to the east. but the rivers are all still in flood stage. that's going to go o on for a while longer. not flash flooding. they're still in flood state. >> we have very heavy rain moving across parts of the southeast and part of this is going to bring a little bit of scattered showers across the

mid-atlantic towards the northeast. it will be light and out of there quickly. not the case across the south. we'll see this very heavy at times and 3 to 5 inches for some spots extending to the carolinas and parts of north georgia today. that will be the target for the heaviest rain. southwest looking great. the pacific northwest. a big storm moving in. windy conditions, power outages potentially. we'll see trees down in some spots, maybe 5 to 7 inches of rain. temperaturewise, not feeling like the first day of november at all. very, very warm temperatures. that goes on for today, tomorrow as well. tucker over to you. >> thanks a million, rick. >> president obama breaking a promise about the war in syria. >> we would not put boots on the ground. >> there would be no american boots on the ground. >> i will not put american boots on the ground. >> well, american boots are now on the ground. is that a good thing? what is the plan? we'll talk about this with two former navy s.e.a.l.s in a

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will not put boots on the ground. >> be no american boots on the ground. >> i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. >> the boots on the ground have to be iraqi. >> and in syria, the boots on the ground have to be syrian. >> the united states should not get dragged back into a prolonged ground war in the middle east. >> over and over and over again. he said there would be no boots on the ground. years of promising this to the american people in syria.

president obama has authorized u.s. special forces to fight isis on the ground there. is that a good idea? hear from two former navy s.e.a.l.s who have a combined 29 years of special on service. they are highly decorated. american heroes. they're the authors of a new book extreme ownership. we're going to talk that book in a moment. let's talk about what's going on in syria. we'll start with you. we're talking about less than 50 special ops forces there. is that enough? >> well, they've been put into what they're saying is not a combat mission. the reality is the white house is talking about there's no military solution to isis. in fact, the only solution to isis is a military solution. if we're going to go in there, we need to go in with a force to make a difference and live. >> do you agree first of all, i'm guessing you probably do. what kind of force in detail in a minute if you can give me. would we be needing there to

deal with the isis threat? >> obviously you got to look at the situation and assess it. when i talk about what kind of a force do you need to go into any area. i say it's the force that is big enough to win. if you're going to go to war, you go to win. you don't dillydally around. 50 troops, i'm sure they're great guys and have some impact. but if you're going to go to war, bring the force that is you need to win and win dominant fashion. >> specifically, what would you be doing to win? what kind of things would you do there? >> the bad guys, isis fighters, we would be killing them. i don't think it's a big mystery. i don't think it takes broad strategy or complex strategy. there are evil people there. the way to win is to kill them. >> i have to ask you. we're talking about today what happened with this russian airliner that came down and crashed. isis or sort of -- it's claiming

responsibility for it. that's not been confirmed. you know, the isis threat has basically with social media, the internet and now al qaeda. groups like this basically in the wild west of fighting battles and wars. what does this president need to do or can he do anything from this point on in the second term to give i guess the american people a little more trust and how he's handling this threat? >> well, he has to actually develop a strategy and implement a strategy to win. so far that hasn't happened. what we've seen out of the white house is just we'll throw enough troops into the mix to try to just placate political criticism for an immediate political gain. that's really the difference. they're talking about building capacity and local forces. what america needs to be doing is crushing the capacity of isis to wage war and then the local forces can actually maintain the peace. >> all right. let's move on to the fun stuff and talk about your book. extreme ownership.

tell us a little bit lathe, about this book. >> what extreme ownership means is leaders at every level have to own everything in the world. there's nobody else to blame, no excuse toss make. they have to own everything that affects their mission. that's a tough thing for leaders to do. it's simple but not easy. if you do that, this applies not only to wibing on the battlefield but in business and in life as well. >> jacque owe, i have to ask you, both of you highly decorated. spent months fighting in ramadi, one of the most vicious batbatt. how can you take your skills and tools and pass it on to lay people who don't have those skills? >> regardless if you're in combat or in the business world, in both situations leadership positions, what you're trying to do is get a group of people, diverse people, people with individual personalities, you're fieg trying to get that group to accomplish a mission. whether that mission is to capture and kill bad guys or to produce something or manufacture

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do they have a point or another example of parents coddling their kid? >> parent and former teacher whitney neal and school counselor tom kersey. >> thanks for having us. >> whitney, joy being sucked out of the classroom. is that a valid excuse for the parents? >> i think so. not just the students but the teach erps. when you have an experience -- it reduces the amount of time that teachers can give kids the opportunities to deepen learning, get excited about the content because their driving instruction for a particular result on the test. the more that we place the emphasis on test scores and test scores, determining student and teacher value, which creates an environment where the joy steps back, the drill and kill for both the teacher and the student. >> tom, we've heard the argument that it's a lot of memorization for the tests that -- whitney says, you're studying to make sure you perform well on the tests. look at the number of tests that are given in florida from grades

8-12. 10.3 in eighth grade. in 12th grade down to 7.5 tests per year for grades 8-12. what do you make of that? >> what i make of it, i think that the system of standardized test taking needs to be looked at differently. according to the story that i saw, the reason why i'm here is the people are complaining that kids are suffering. i think that's a little bit of a far reach that kids are suffering from standardized tests. what i've seen in my state of new jersey is that there's a big parental influence, like a big calling out about the tests. i fear that that is being transferred down to the kids. it's causing an anxiety that doesn't need to be happening. look at the number of overall tests. this number astounds me. 112 standardized tests. mandated tests from pre-k flew 12th. so a lot of studying focused around these tests. we've heard of recess being removed from schools, the

socialization of aspect of schools being taken out. they're spending so much time focused on these tests. >> you're right. i think when you look at parents, parents are kind of reacting because they're seeing their students really stressed about these tests. we've seen stories of kids getting sick in the morning, they spend weeks getting sick. high levels of anxiety because they can feel and sense. the school environment that the tests have taken so much importance. when you look at that number of mandated standardized tests, it's not just the tests. these kids are taking state-based tests and local district assessments. you think about how much that number can grow over the year for the child. it's a very intimidating experience. we all want accountability and make sure that children are learning and reaching the fullest potential that they can. we're not sure tests make sure that that happens. >> do you disagree? talking about the stress, the kids are not eating, getting scared before they take these things. >> what i see is what's causing stress is social media more than anything. i have kids in my office every

day. not to go off topic. any stress that the kids are experiencing is because the parents are talking about it in the household. the kids don't seem to be suffering from major anxiety because of test taking. the kids will be taking the a.c.t. or s.a.t. exam later on. we don't want to plant a negative seed in their head when they take the tests and are experiencing anxiety because there's a correlation between that. >> interesting debate. it whitney and tom, thanks very much. >> thank you. she was made teacher of the year in her state. but why was one school teacher told she's unqualified? the classroom controversy is straight ahead. we have a whole bunch of halloween candy laying around this morning. my kids are eating it for breakfast. not sure how much is left h you can turn the leftovers into tweet treats. ♪

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earlier in the week it had mets colors. must have taken it down after their loss. the lights were choreographed to a lights mashup. you could dial into frequency. like when you pull up into your neighborhood with christmas lights. >> i love what they do that. too cool. we asked you to send in pictures. >> we did. >> there have been incredible creative outfits. let's check some out. >> i love that. the incredibles. look at the abs on that guy. that is one fit family. >> here's three musketeers. >> that's cute. >> there's cruella de ville and the dalmatian. >> cruella. >> she wips the award right there. >> here's a viral pick. heidi klum is jessica rabbit. she can pull that off. >> she usually dresses up in crazy, weird outfits that don't show off her beauty. i'm glad that she's gone a

little retro and back to the sexy. >> celebrity photos. this is tim tebow. some kind of cat woman. what is he dressed up as? who is that? >> here's a literal holiday outfit. rand paul with $18 trillion in debt. that is terrifying. it's a turtleneck by the way. >> let's get to some headlines first. the man known as the evel knievel of big waves surfing. he was last seen on tuesday going to catch waves in hawaii. his girlfriend reported him missing the next day when he hadn't returned home. the 59-year-old surfboard was found on thursday. wow. teacher of the year being told she's not fit to teach. the 21-year veteran teacher is responding by quitting. she september award and resignation to her alabama school district.

she said she's tired of trying to prove herself and her national certifications allow her to teach through 12th grade. they say she can only teach through third grade. the whale was spotted off the california coast near los angeles and seaworld crews were sent to track it. more than 300 feet of fishing line was removed. so far 50 whales have been rescued this year. this gives a new meaning to bjerregaard en. a german man built a fridge underneath a potted plant in his front yard. he pulls a lever and the cooler appears and disappears. why? just because. low temperature underground. it can be kept cold. >> you can flip that thing mowing the lawn. >> when you apply germany innovation to alcoholic beverages, you don't know what you'll come up with.

impressive. rick, tonight is game what -- >> game 5. >> maybe the last, perhaps. >> i know, right. i just got it in my ear. i got it in the studio. tucker, you're right. no saying anything negative about the mets in the studio. >> 61 degrees. warming up. getting better. 6 is degrees. winds not bad. rain should be out of here. a few sprinkles across the area throughout the day. nothing that bad. by this evening, i think mostly it will be gone. temperaturewise, take a look at this. talking incredibly warm temps. 74 today in kansas city. 65 in chicago. 60 in fargo and we're at november 1st. tomorrow 64 in fargo. we continue to warm up. it's going to be a pretty warm week. we still have the rain with us for much of the day across the eastern seaboard. especially down across the south with the heaviest of it continuing in the area. >> like shangri-la. >> right. your house is probably

filled with tons much halloween candy. kids are trying to eat it for breakfast, i'm sure. what do you do when you're tired of of the snickers and reese's and milky ways. >> you go to bed. >> you combine them into creative things. leftover candy is put to good use. celebrity chef jay jackson is here. >> welcome back. >> okay. junk food involved. >> what should we start with? >> candy bars. >> there you go. >> tons of candy bars, right? you see them scattered all over the table. what do you do with them? i have my equipment here. you take some chocolate pudding, you take whip cream and then you sprinkle the candy on top. >> you just chop them up? >> it's a parfait. >> not a lot of innovation. but a good solution, right. >> i want something different. >> the fluff stuff. >> that's whip cream.

>> wow. >> that's really -- good for breck fats, you know. >> that will decide if brake con is great. >> let's do something healthy. we don't know what to do with this pumpkin. we have a ton of pumpkins. they sit on the side and rot. >> how about take out the pumpkin seeds, scrape -- make toasted pumpkin seeds. >> how do we do that? >> it's simple. all you need to do is strain your way through that. pull out the pulp and you have wonderful pumpkin seeds here. you're going to put them on a tray. simple as that. >> how do you do that? >> in cold water. that's the best way to do it. >> you put a little oil on top of it. >> how much? >> just a little bit. then we're going to -- can i get a drum roll? i have a brand new -- you're

going to take some of that spice and sprinkle it over the top. >> what kind of spice. >> this is sweet spice. the world is seeing it for the first time today. >> debut of your own brand? >> it's the debut of tastic. >> how would you describe it? >> like hints of cinnamon and hints of clove. it's not some orange peel in it and a hint of sugar. >> it's very fall harvest. >> it's great for the fall. super good for the fall. >> you could do cocoa powder. >> or savory. i have a sweet version and a savory version. either one. in the oven for 30 minutes. done. >> is it fattening? >> no. >> isn't pumpkin like a super food? >> it's a great source of magnesi magnesium, zinc. it come bats against diabetes. >> how can you find the spices? >> chef jay jackson.com.

absolutely. >> chef jay jackson. >> that's the site. >> these are awesome. >> what are we doing at 9:50? >> doing something different. we're going to do some pie. then we're going to do another tasty treat. i'll keep it under wraps. it involves chocolate. lots and lots of chocolate. >> speaking my language. >> we're overloaded on sugar, tucker. >> aren't we all. a critical issue in the presidential race. illegal immigrants committing deadly crimes. a day of remembrance held for the victims. the mother of one of them joins us next. syria is listening to more than your voice unsurprisingly. hackers can hear you too. kurt the cyber guy has tips to protect your privacy from your iphone. that's coming up next.

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even without methotrexate. ask your rheumatologist about xeljanz. welcome. happy daylight saving time. 7:42 on the east coast. let's take a quick look at the headlines caught on camera. a scary skydiving snag. an australian skydiver releases the parachute. gets stuck on another's helmet camera. that man quickly ripped off his helmet. untank tangling before the potential outcome. lightning strike caught on camera in texas. it's been really bad down there. a national weather service technician was filming the storm when a bolt of lightning struck equipment feet away. thankfully, no one was hurt. tucker, over to you. thank you. it's become critical issue in the 2016 presidential race. how they'll deal with illegal aliens in the country.

some committing deadly crimes. the issue is more than political, it's decidedly tragic. they're going to hold vigils across the country in the memories of their loved ones killed by people who shouldn't have been here in the first place. our next guess is among those. marian mendoza's son last year, police sergeant of mesa, arizona, died after a druj man in this country illegally for o two decades, crashed head on into him. the man was wanted for a variety of crimes. she joins us to tell us how she's honoring the life of her son this morning. >> thank you. >> tell us how you're honoring the life of your son brandon. >> today is national remembrance day. we're going to have a ceremony at the capital in phoenix at 5:00 p.m. this evening where we'll gather and remember all the arizona victims. since brandon's death, i've been trying to honor him as best i

can to carry on his legacy and what he was doing in the neighborhood that he patrolled. we're having a -- the annual mendoza thanksgiving dinner at a boys and girls club he started several years ago trying to get scholarship funds out there because it was so important for him to have children get education and have goals in life. >> what's so especially upsetting about the story of your son, he was killed by a man not only here illegally but wanted for serious crimes. he was drunk at the time he plowed into your son. you raise the issue with a number of politicians saying look, we need to change the law to make it impossible for illegal aliens wanted for crimes to buy vehicles or have driver's licenses. what kind of response do you get? >> i get none. it's disheartening to see california handing out driver's license to illegals. and also giving them the ability to vote on american issues. these people have no reason to vote on our issues.

they don't belong here when they're here illegally. especially if they're criminals. i'm getting a very big education going into washington and talking to several senators. senator king from iowa is a huge supporter of ours. >> yes. >> but you know, they talk about the democrats want them here for voter base and the republicans want them here for cheap labor. we're basically hitting our heads against the wall. >> apart from steve king, the congressman from iowa, have any other politicians heard your story and pledged to do something about it. >> congressman gohmert from texas has. several of my other, victims' families. they're reaching out to other politicians. but it's very hard to get anybody to have a solid stance in washington on this issue because it's such a volatile issue right now. >> it's so political. >> donald trump brought it up

and believe me, he opened the door for us and for our stories to be heard. this is something we've been fighting for, for a year. there's been family fighting for many, many years prior to this happening to my son. i had no idea what a huge problem this was until it happened to me. i don't want any other american family to go through what i've gone through the last year and a half of my life. >> if you flip this around and your son had taken the life of an illegal alien in a so-called bias crime, that family would be meeting with the president. >> no. i've written three letters to the president. it's disheartening to see the people he does have the wiet house when i was in july testifying and at the kate steinle hearings. the obamas had illegal students there to talk about the hardships they've overcome to get to college. the very next day had illegal teachers at the white house. we were blocks away from the white house and we had been pleading with them to meet with us, to see our faces to feel our

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. welcome back. siri may be your phone's personal assistant but you're not the only thing she's listening to. >> this is so interesting. >> french researchers discovering hackers can use radio waves to silently trigger voice commands on any android or iphone that uses google now or siri. what? how do you protect yourself. curt the cyber guy has what you need to know. this is like -- >> bizarre. >> not shocking. >> it is kind of bizarre, isn't it? >> so these hackers, curt, explain this. sitting at a coffee shop and the guys are sitting with an antenna how does this work? >> it's quite simple. it's like that. kind of crazy. juliette good morning to you, clayton, good to see you, a new amount of research coming out of france as a matter of fact where hackers have been able to figure out how to hack into your iphone and also to androids using only

when you have a headset that has a microphone plugged into it. they use the headphones as an antenna to then also download radio software on their end and the hacker then manipulates that to then activate siri and give you information out of your phone that otherwise belongs to you and they shouldn't have their hands on. let me tell you what you can do about it. first, grab your iphone if you've got it. if you don't want this to happen, this is the one way to protect yourself right now. apple and google not yet saying much about this problem. we've got our feelers out to them. but here's what you can do right now immediately. go ahead and tap into settings on your iphone, touch id and pass code you want to scroll down to and then enter your secret pass code that you use to open your phone and then scroll to allow access down that one little section keep scrolling

down there we go and it says siri right there in the middle, turn that off. what that will do is turn off the ability for siri to be activated while your screen is launched. to do this on an android phone it's very similar. all you do is essentially go to google settings in the app and search and top now cards and turn off show cards and confirm your choices and you're set to go with that one. >> i personally wouldn't -- i know you probably wouldn't turn it off either because you have to jump through so many hoops for a hacker to be able to do this sitting in a coffee shop with radio waves and you're sitting there 16 feet away and that's how it would activate and work. >> a matter of choice. i turned mine off not for that reason but a variety of other reasons. i don't like it to come on while i'm having a conversation. apparently because i cover technology, i must say, hey siri a lot so it opens up even with a screen. >> i'm an important and powerful person so i should turn mine

off. >> another event going on and a big one here, clayton, bet you're as surprised as i am at this one, snapchat, the on-line service social network known to be all about your vanishing photos protecting those private moments where you can share them for a few seconds and then they go poof and disappear, use videos on that site, they've had a huge reversal in their privacy policy and you really want to think twice now before downloading snapchat and now we've gone through the fine print here. they can now store your photos forever. it also will give snapchat to all of your private images and videos and they're old motto was delete is our default. let me read to you the one critical line in their new privacy policy that makes my head about explode. "a worldwide perpetual royalty-free sublicensable and transferable license" is their language.

what that means is, you're giving up every ounce of your privacy and saying, make all the money you want with this, use it any way you want, i have no power in the matter, and thanks so very much. i can't stand this privacy policy. i think they better look at it a second time. i think people right now are waking up to it on-line certainly. >> the reason that everybody wanted snapchat is now kind of obsolete at this point. >> they can use your photos in advertisements if they want to, download snapchat, a series of images that are yours. >> crazy. >> which is probably the motivation behind all of this, is it's always behind the money. advertisers would like to be able to get creative on their advertising and with snapchat is my idea of what i think they're doing. i'm not clear on it. i can tell you is that there are really good ways to go about a soft transition on a privacy policy where you're open and having a discussion that also includes everybody in the mix. this seems to be quite one-sided. >> thanks, kurt. >> thanks so much. check out kurt's news letter

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good morning. today is sunday, november 1st. i'm juliet huddy in for anna kooiman. a deadly sloogts on a college campus one dead and another injured and the gunman still at large. the latest moments away. another fox news alert, brand new information on that horrific plane crash in sinai that left more than 200 people dead. the question, did terrorists play a role in bringing down that plane? isis says it has the proof and video. we'll bring you all of it coming up. >> what happened to nbc's feud with donald trump? the donald is set to host "snl" this week and we're getting our first behind-the-scenes look at

the real reason why. "fox and friends" hour three begins right now. ♪ >> don't adjust your set. you are watching "fox & friends" this morning. this song be stuck in your lead the rest of the morning? like an earworm. the song you hear, you're going to hear it all day in your brain. how to get these songs out of your head? we will show you a way a little later in the show. >> it's not possible. i'm a pepper you're a pepper wouldn't you like to be a pepper too. i heard that first in 1977 and never left, every morning, like i can't get it out. >> why you act so strange. >> what do you listen to on the treadmill? >> it's the soundtrack in my brain. doesn't work, whatever advice you're going to give you. watch anyway. >> happy halloween, next day of halloween, november 1st, daylight saving time, 8:01 on the east coast. >> standard time.

>> gotten rid of daylight saving time. standard. >> being technical. but it's light out and that's all i care about. >> we asked you to send in your pictures. stacy sent this in, 6-year-old son yesterday, scary skeleton costume with pumpkins. send in your halloween pictures. >> libby sent in this grouchy old lady. >> paula sent this in, her grandchildren actually, a witch and a tiger. we have other pictures coming up later in the show. >> send them to us no matter how embarrassing we want to see them. >> first right to the fox news alert, an investigation is under way right now into the russian airplane crash yesterday in the sinai peninsula in egypt. all 224 people aboard died. >> isis says it brought down the plane. officials, though, are quick to deny those claims. >> lots of conflicting reports out there. garret tenney live in d.c. with the latest. good morning, garret. >> good morning, clayton, tucker and juliet. until investigators know what caused this crash a growing

number of airlines aren't taking chances. three airlines have suspended flying over the sinai peninsula area and overnight russia's air safety regulator ordered metro jet airline to ground its entire fleet of air bus a-321 until the cause of the crash determined. a key part is the flight's black boxes investigators recovered from the wreckage and sent in for analysis. flight 9268 was heading from the coastal resort town of sharm el sheikh in egypt to sai saint petersburg, russia. 23 minutes into the flight it crashed into egypt's sinai peninsula. investigators from egypt, france, germany and russia are all on the ground trying to determine what caused the crash which killed all 224 people on board. a local isis affiliate in that area has tried to claim responsibility for bringing down the flight as retribution for russia joining the campaign against isis in syria. though both egyptian and russian officials have dismissed those

claims. and overnight, a russian television channel reported the co-pilot's wife is saying her husband had complained about the plane's condition shortly before the flight. though egypt aviation officials say there were no reports of any problems during the flight's preflight check. russian president vladimir putin declared it a day of morning and sent an emergency response team to help out at the crash site. back to you. >> thanks, garret. >> garret tenney live from washington. in the wake of the disastrous gop debate on wednesday night, the trainwreck that was the cnbc debate -- >> what did you think about it? >> not just me. >> it was a disaster. >> literally across the board, both sides of the aisle, the governor of virginia terry mcauliffe, no conservative, partisan democrat working for hillary clinton in effect, denounced the debate and said it was unfair. the question is how will debates change in the future. a bunch of republican candidates are talking among themselves

without the rnc involved about how we can change this process and make it better for everyone involved. >> having a pow-wow in northern virginia. some of the folks on that stage are speaking out. they weren't happy about it. listen to what ted cruz and mike huckabee have to say. >> how about if we say from now on, if you have never voted in a republican primary in your life, you don't get to moderate a republican primary debate. how about instead of a bunch of attack journalists, we actually had real conservatives? could you imagine a debate moderated by sean hannity and rush limbaugh and mark levine. >> cnbc, i want to give them credit they did something i wasn't sure anybody could do. they actually have brought all of the republican candidates together in a complete agreement that we won't do any more

debates on nbc if they're going to run them like that. >> it's interesting to hear kind of those candidates talking about the debates and then the other side, you have chris christie coming out saying look we have to be able to answer some of the tough questions and not complaining about the debate. donald trump yesterday in virginia during his va speech, he said look, you know, i like the debate. it was good. >> it was entertaining. >> you have to be able to answer questions. donald trump said would anybody be watching these debates if i wasn't on the stage. >> good point. >> interesting about the debate, leaving out the john harwood part of it, which was totally indefensible, they were statements, i hate you, please respond, but the rest of it really brought out i think the best in the republican cap dates, united them as if nothing has and allowed a comto shine. that moment where ted cruz went after the moderators and recounted each ludicrous question was the highest favorability ever measured on one of frank luntz's dial tests. >> on social media he hit 55,000

twitter mentions during that, see a massive spike on twitter as a result of him taking on the moderators and talking about why people are so sick of mainstream media. >> it was great television but the fact is we're not getting a lot of information from these guys because there are so many people on these stages and there's very little time, you know, to actually get your points across. we asked what you thought about these -- the situation. best debate ever. this is from quintin. best debate ever. best proof the media is warped. >> richard. >> richard writes us said the candidates prove they can handle three cnbc moderators but they still wasted our time. we want to hear about important issues affecting the country and how they would deal with it. >> they debated each other with no moderators. >> 2 1/2 hours. >> gotcha questions designed to obscure the candidates' message and i don't have patience for that. >> i would like to see debates where they actually get to debate each other because when asking straight questions to the candidates that's not a debate. seconds.ey get to respond for a

keeps getting cut off. >> no more debates with john harwood. that's a place to start. >> there is more debates and fox business has the next one on november 10th in milwaukee. >> don't have to wait for the next debates to see the candidates in action. donald trump will be hosting "saturday night live" this weekend. saturday night. six days from now the question is wait a second, what happened to his feud with nbc? remember he comes out against illegal immigration and they immediately cancel his beauty pageant. he gets in the dispute, off the apprentice and now asking him to come back and host the entire "saturday night live" show. >> this isn't sort of like "snl" on its own island. >> lorne michaels sort of has autonomy there, do things his own way for a long time. he likes lorne a lot. we interviewed donald trump and asking him how he responded to them making it fun of him that night, it's all in good fun. i like lorne. probably more to do with lorne than anybody else.

>> donald trump has one thing they want more than anything. ratings! >> absolutely. >> he's tweeted about it. if you read donald trump's twitter stream this morning, you will see, sorry "the tonight show" said huge ratings for jimmy fallon, 4.4 million people, his ratings. >> nbc made this moral case out of it. donald trump is beneath us, not going to have anything to do with this guy, he's disgusting, come crawling back, sucking up, please will you come on our show. we need to sell more ads at higher rates. i mean it's really nice to see them. >> a lot of folks are saying don't have him come on and do a couple cameos, he needs to be throughout the entire time. he's a presidential candidate. >> it's not a news show will they have to extend the courtesy to all the other candidates, right? . don't they? >> i'm not endorsing trump but he's the funniest presidential candidate i've seen. >> we have to get to serious headlines and start with a fox news alert, a manhunt right now

for a person who shot and killed [ inaudible ] winston-salem state university. in north carolina. one person injured in the shooting that put the school on lockdown for hours this morning. police say the shooter is a man named jarrett jerome moore. not believed to be a student at the school. new overnight, halloween horror, on a new york city street. this seems to be happening quite a bit these days. police say a 52-year-old man crossed double yellow lines plowing into a group of trick-or-treaters killing three and critically injuring four others before smashing into a chainlink fence. the dead include a 10-year-old girl and her grandfather, an army vet and purple heart recipient. police are looking into the cause of the crash. no charges filed against the driver. a major break in the search for the missing "el faro" cargo ship. the ntsb saying search teams have found the wreckage. puerto rico bound ship. teams using sonar imaging spotted a vessel 15,000 feet under water. the ship went missing during

hurricane joaquin with 33 crew members on board. kansas city royals one win away from winnings the world series. much of the reason is this play. >> chopper on the infield, can't turn two. in to score is the tying run. >> he was so hot i meant his streak of home runs. get your minds out of the gutter. the second baseman daniel murphy setting up the comeback inning for the royals who won it 5-3. the game five set for tonight in new york. if the royals win this will be their first world series victory in 30 years. >> a lot of people saying, rick, the way that the mets were lining up with this, is that it was very much like 1986. all of the scores, everything was unfolding the same way. >> they were down two, right? >> they were down two in 1986. >> the most revealing sports

i've ever heard by the way. >> he's so hot. >> like his -- his playing was hot. he's an attractive man, i'm not saying he's not. >> we have extreme weather to tell you about. second day in a row, severe storms in the south leaving behind a trail of destruction and mass flooding in texas. >> mobile home flipped on its side after a tornado hit a town south of houston. 25 other mobile homes also damaged. look at that. two people had minor injuries. >> a debate get a break. rick reichmuth. >> a couple weeks with the storms, last week the flooding, the the storm this week and a little bit of rain here and it will take a while for the floodwaters to go away. the heaviest of the rain to the east where we have flood watches in effect here across areas of the deep south, but when you go in here across texas you see these lines of green. that's where we still have the rivers in flood stage. it's going to take a little time for those waters to go down. here's a look at the future radar. see throughout the day today we

still have rain across east texas but the heaviest of the rain moves in here across parts of mississippi, alabama and then in towards north georgia and the carolinas where some of the spots, guys, will see 3 to 5 new hampshire. they will see localized flooding as well. >> game time tonight. >> very nice one. temps in the 60s. >> love it. >> crazy for november 1st. >> go mets. >> candidates like chris christie have unleashed huge ad campaigns hoping to pull ahead. >> we need a government in washington, d.c., that remembers you went there to work for us. i mean what i say and i say what i mean. and that's what america needs right now. >> pretty good spot. the question is, 30-second ads still work? frank luntz is here to break it down for us. stay tuned for that. ♪

welcome back. 17 minutes past the hour. it's 8:00 in the east. the primary season is heating up and so are the political ads. here to break some of them down is frank luntz. >> good to see you. >> great to be here. >> start with chris christie, his ad, pretty separateforward tough talk. >> we need a government in washington, d.c., that remembers you went there for us. >> i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. >> that is exactly what he did in the debate and one of the reasons why people were giving chris christie a second look. he's it tough, he's determined, he's no nonsense and if you're going to defeat hillary clinton, because she's getting better and better, you better choose someone, i tell republicans, you

better choose someone who says what they mean and mean what they say or you will not find someone who will defeat her first in the debates and then the election. >> in new jersey, there are a lot of folks in new jersey who loved him and became a little iffy on him. this is -- they feel like you say what you mean and don't say what you mean. bridgegate scandal, for instance. >> people dismissed that. in fact, that's one of the things, this guy is tested and i don't choose which candidate but i will tell you christie's numbers have been coming up over the last six weeks because of the last two debates. he's very effective. >> more time to speak to. to marco rubio. >> so in this 21st century who will win, whose idea will continue to spread across the globe? will it be our ideas of freedom, democracy and free enterprise or their ideas of state-owned enterprise? >> this has in my opinion has it all. looks good, beautiful imagery, your thoughts? >> first off to watch that shot

of the statute of liberty, just beautiful. second, marco rubio is the candidate of the american dream because of how he grew up, because of his parents coming from a different country and moving to america. his father being a bartender and his mother being a maid. rubios tells that story. he does so effectively. he also has done incredibly well in the last two debates. watching his polling numbers climb. >> exposure seems to be really increasing. to hillary clinton promoting equal pay. >> on average, women need to work an extra two hours each day to earn the same paycheck as their male co-workers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sarah and women everywhere. >> hillary clinton often criticized for being the ice cream candidate. yet this is a warm, you know, female-oriented -- >> they represent 53% of the electorate. that ad is not just for democratic primary. that's for the general election. equal pay is one of the 75 or

85% issues. ever since joe biden said he wasn't running is oher numbers been going up. >> an extra two hours -- >> around we the people. >> of for and by the people. >> we need a government that actually understands that and doesn't think that it is the ruler of the people. >> his critics say look, kind of low, he's a doctor brilliant, but should he be running the country what's interesting, trump does better among men, and carson among women. trump's in your face directness seems to come up short among women, among men -- women absolutely love the ben carson approach. even what you saw right there, that's what causes him to support him. >> a pleasure to see you and love hearing your thoughts on this stuff. thank you for joining us and

waking up early. she stars in a movie about apple and ipad's but kate wins let has a message about technology. what she said just ahead. everyone has a song -- song stuck in your head? your warm. is it new kids on the block? >> absolutely not. it is not that song. >> that's what you told me in the commercial break. >> god help me. >> the tips to get rid of the earworm just ahead. ♪ the right stuff was,

but, of course, we'll keep you posted as we learn details. get your chocolate fix while getting into the holiday spirit. cafe mocha flavored m&ms spotted on store shelves throughout the country in the latest innovation that would only happen in america. a flavor to fit your seasonal lifestyle, amen, god bless this country. clayton? >> former athlete louis house found himself broke and living on his sister's couch after a career ending injury but decided to turn things around creating a business vision for himself and inspiring others to do the same thing in his book out now called "the school of greatness." >> how did you then take the first step, one of the things you talk about in the book, to get your life in order, create a vision? >> you know, for me i wanted to do something big but didn't know what it was going to be. when i read a book early on, had the injury, on my sister's couch, i read a book that

inspired me. i said i want to create this feeling for other people. one day i want to write a book that gives them the information and as a catalyst for other people to get them off the couch in their life, whatever it may be, so for me i knew that first i create -- write a book but also wanted to build a business and be an entrepreneur. i didn't know how to do it. the first key, the first step is to first seeing it and then what i talk about is writing it down. i wrote a dream down i wanted to have a book out like this, i wanted to make a million dollars, do these things, most people aren't clear on what they want. i was clear. i didn't know how to get there. >> a lot of people face diversity and have problems and they wake up and think i can't do this. i can't dos this. they face all these challenges. the second chapter you take us through is turning adversity into an advantage. how do we stop feeling sorry for ourselves and be proactive? >> you know, greatest individuals i've interviewed they've had extreme adversity and learned to embrace it and use it as their story and fuel

as opposed to have it hold them back in their life. i think when we are faced with adversity, it's going to happen, we have to understand it's going to happen, we should embrace and be excited and say what can i learn from the situation, what can i take away from this lesson and how can i apply it as my story moving forward to inspire the people around me and inspire myself instead of just sitting back or staying on the metaphorical couch for the rest of my life. >> in your podcast the school of greatness if you've not listened to it download it because it's one of the most popular available and out there. you've interviewed amazing champions, talent, world-class athletes, best-selling authors, you talk about developing a champion's mindset. you interviewed these people. how do you develop the champion's mindset. >> if you want to get to that next step in your career, business, life, relationships, it's about belief. you know, when i see these great athletes and when i played against great athletes they had this incredible belief about themselves on the field or on

the basketball court and after a game, you'll see athletes being interviewed and have this demeanor about them that's so much belief in themselves or a higher being or god, but whatever it is, they have 100% unwavering belief and that takes time. that takes getting results, staying committed to your vision, seeing the momentum build over time, and seeing those results over time as well. >> you walk down the hallway, man, that's a big dude. how tall are you? >> 6'4". >> you take good care of your body. >> yes. >> you spent a chapter talking about taking care of your body. if you're just worried about your finances and bank account and start to get the pot belly you're dead when you're 60 years old it's not going to help anyone. >> not going to help anyone. mastering your health for me is an important element of greatness. and if we have big dreams, big goals, and there's a lot of things happening in the world, a the lot of things coming up in our day-to-day routine if we don't have the emotional and physical energy to take on the

challenges, the adversity that does come our way, we're going to make mistakes and held back more often. it's important for us to always be on top of our game and our health, so we have that extra energy to move forward. >> you're on a big book tour. getting any sleep? >> a little bit. >> you're on a morning show. none of us gets sleep. the book called "the school of greatness." out now. go and pick it you. >> thank you so much. he released the illegal immigrant accusing of killing kate steinle. the sheriff is facing a new challenge days away details coming up. do you know what to do with your pumpkins now that halloween is over? how about making lasagna? really? we have four pumpkin recipes for you coming up. ♪song: "that's life"

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♪ what time is it? time for your shout out of the morning. your halloween pictures are pouring in like a tidal wave of awesomeness. sarah sent in her bumblebee. >> carolyn sent in this picture of her baby trump. that's awesome. >> with the combover and you're fired sign. >> this photo of her 11-year-old

son in a world war ii jacket. >> don't show up at school like that. >> elaine, a picture of her son and daughter-in-law, ninja turtsles. >> and sent this of her son and girlfriend, fred and wilma. >> one from an gus, a minni and a witch and pink lady. keep those pictures coming in this morning. i saw an iron man kid dressed with a thor hammer. like, you know, mix and match. >> do what you got to do. >> any picture you put up against "cool and the gang" celebration looks good, like bacon, improves everything it touches. >> that song will probably be in our ears. >> your hands smell like bacon the rest of the day. >> cool and the gang. >> a fox news alert. >> islamic militants from al shabaab storm a hotel in the capital of somalia leaving at least nine people dead. this attack began with a car bomb which exploded outside the gates. police exchange fire with the attackers for about three hours. somali government officials and

business executives often go to that hotel. it has been targeted before. wow. he released the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle against the advice of officials and embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi faces re-election. the sheriff at the center of the sanctuary city debate, a series of personal embarrassments including having his driver's license suspended. only two incumbent sheriff's in that county have lost re-election. he could be third. a halloween costume sparking serious scare at fort bragg, north carolina, one of those duh. it's a bomb squad that had to be called in when a soldier apparently tried to enter a gate dressed as the worst thing you could possibly dress as, suicide bomber with fake explosive vests. officials closed gates and evacuated the area. a send aior commander responded saying military families and members should be more aware of their costume choices.

starred in a movie about steve jobs and apple and saying she's anti-ipad. kate winslet saying parents should limit the time kids spend on tablets and focus on reconnecting instead she's the least tech person she knows and keeps her kids away from technology because it does more harm than good and those are your headlines. get out to rick, outside. >> hey, juliet. it is really warm out across the northeast today. good thing if you're running a marathon. not super cold or windy like the last few years. today a beautiful, cloudy, perfect day if you're running a marathon what they say. take a look at the map and show you what's going on. here's the forecast across the northeast. a few remaining showers across far northern sections of new england and update new york. for the most part it will warm up and be a mild day, looking quite spectacular. nice fall day to be outside and enjoy. to the southeast, rain showers, some of them will continue to be heavy at times. pretty big downpours that will

bring a threat for some additional flooding across parts of georgia and into alabama, maybe the panhandle of florida and a little rain still and sometimes heavy at times across eastern texas. we'll watch out for that. the flooding will also continue, but just to the north of that front, everything is going to dry out and we're really warming up across much of the northern plains this week. in fact, take a look at this. 76 today in north platte, 60 in fargo, north dakota for november 1st. that is not bad. it could be worse. 72 kansas city. we will remain warm about the next three to four days, well above average, enjoy it. out across the west, storm system pulling into the pacific northwest, will continue to be rain and it will bring cooler temperatures and drop the snow levels down so get ready for snow, the biggest snowstorm we've seen throughout the pacific northwest. over to you. >> thank you. >> giddy up, rick. >> the candy is gone, the costumes put away, but now that halloween is over what should you do with the leftover pumpkins? >> culinary nutritionist diane

is here to show us recipes to make at home? this smells amazing. >> pumpkin rocks. pumpkin everything. >> yes. >> making pumpkin lasagna to start. >> it's a really interesting way to use pumpkin. pumpkin loaded with nutrition, vitamin a, fiber, low in calories. >> super food. >> we have it sweet but it's really a vegetable. >> you can do it. the big ones great for jack o lan it terns but not as sweet. we will add kale. that's going to give it -- kick up the nutrition and make it taste yummier. and then tomatoes. you can pour them in here. >> okay. >> tomatoes. >> crushed tomatoes. >> use tomato sauce, anything you like. i love pumpkin -- >> now we're cooking. >> i love tomato and pumpkin together. we're going to stir this up. the kale is going to wilt. you don't want to overcook it. keep the nice green, keep the nutrition. add spices, we have a

combination of a little bit of that -- little bit. >> that's fine. >> it's sage. bunch of different types of spices. some thyme and little nutmeg and once this is all cooked down we will make the lasagna. take the noodles, layer of sauce on the bottom, couple noodles, you can break or layer them. however you want to do it. and then you're going to just do it by the layer. what i have is a bag of ricotta cheese, that's fine. that's good. a bag of ricotta cheese that has parsley and cinnamon and egg in it. i like to put it in a ziplock bag. look how easy this is. cinnamon with the pumpkin. >> my nafa put cinnamon in her sauce. pumpkin to the top. this mixture which would have cooked a little more, couple more noodles. >> dropping my noodle duty here. >> mozzarella cheese. you've got the recipe on the website and parmesan cheese and then end the layer with the tomato sauce, bake it, 350, half an hour, 40 minutes and then end

up with this. >> oh, good. >> we've got the finished product. >> didn't realize that. >> is this edible? >> i brought forks. right there. >> not fake food. >> while you taste that i wanted to tell you other really cool culinary uses for pumpkin. we have spiced pumpkin seeds, very simple to make. this is what it looks like on the inside and hard to get the strings out. put it in a bowl of water and whisk it. it's great. the pumpkin seeds float to the top. >> you know when she grabs you -- >> i love it. >> it's vegetarian. you whisk it, put it in a bowl of water, pumpkin puree, use it in a million things, baking, it's wonderful. barbecue sauce, awesome. >> really? >> add a little pumpkin to barbecue sauce. >> all on the website. >> all on the website. we will be eating the next 20 minutes. this is good. >> really good. >> and nutritious too. >> a little spider crawling. >> tucker, can i bring you

something from our buffet. >> as always, i'll be waiting for it. >> what did he say? >> he's waiting for it. >> up next, fox news alert, isis claims it has a video showing it shot down a russian aircraft yesterday that killed 224 people. are these claims real? or is the terrorist group capitalizing on a tragedy? general tom joins us live next to separate fact from fiction. plus, everyone has a song that gets stuck in their head. do you know how to get it out? we have the tips to get rid of those annoying melodies clogging your brain. stay tuned.

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the engines. joining us is retired general tom mcna marry. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> a military drop has released a video of what appears to be a commercial airliner going nose down to the ground, in smoke, on fire, saying this is the aircraft that crashed yesterday. do you think it is? >> i don't think it is, tucker. but i give them credit for reacting so quickly. we would know, the united states would, with our space-based infrared system if a missile was fired from that area and we would have let both the egyptian and russian and french authorities investigating along with the germans know this right away. i think an engine problem sounds like something more significant to me than a terrorism issue. you can't discount all this, but we would have a good feel if it was terrorism. >> we would already know. we know -- >> yes. >> we know in the 1970s and '80s, 6,000 russian citizens

died in aero flight crashes. a long history of mechanical problems unaddressed that leads to tragedy. do you think that's the most likely explanation? >> i think the explanation is going to come out maybe and look let me first commend the egyptians for getting on the scene, getting the two black boxes, the data and voice recorder, securing the area because it is a contested area, they were very impressive. you know all the accidents we've talked about before, no one has secured the scene and gotten the black boxes this quick. we have that plus the debris field. they know right now, tucker, what happened. they have not spoken to us about it because the airplane kind of went out of control at 23 minutes after when it leveled off at flight level 300 and then it had a high rate of descent, 4,000 to 6,000 feet, which would have meant it would only be airborne six more minutes,

impact, probably 29 minutes after it took off. so they've gone through those tapes. now they're trying to, i think, fully analyze it before they come to the public. and that's why i feel very comfortable what they're going to find out. it does look like, from the flight 24 radar, and you got to be very careful about that, but the airplane was at a slow air speed and an air bus, if it is a slow air speed it's going to kick over, the computer kicks the nose down so it prevents a stall. >> right. >> and then you have this thing where the pilot will pull the stick back, and then you get in this maneuver that you got the pilot pulling the stick back and a computer pushing it down, be and then you get into a real problem. >> well we've seen that before. >> correct. >> a couple european carriers, lufthansa, klm, have announced they're not flying over sinai, avoiding the region entirely, that costs them money in fuel costs. why would that do that? do you think that's premature?

>> i think it's a safety factor. they're just reacting. but i do not think -- pretty sure isis was not involved with this. there are other factors. emirates airlines as well is not flying over there as well. they do that for precautionary measure. >> thanks for putting that in perspective. a lot coming at us and hard to know what's right and wrong. >> jesse ventura takes another swipe at deceased american sniper chris kyle. >> he's not a hero, he's a backstabbing liar. >> the attacks don't stop there. went on and on. we'll bring you part of what he said. and everyone has a song stuck in their head. we can help you get it out. the doctor is in the office. the tips you need to hear to stop those annoying melodies from taking over your life. ♪ ♪ here's my number so call me maybe ♪

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welcome back. don't you hate when a song that's been playing on the radio gets stuck in your head and plays in your head all day long. ♪ worst song ever. ♪ i got a ♪ take me away ♪ a secret place that's what inevitably happens. we have solutions to this daily earworm problem. here with tips to get the song out of your head is educational psychologist dr. chuck williams. nice to see you this morning. i got a song stuck in my head i don't mind it.

here's my favorite song and when this gets stuck in my head i don't mind it. ♪ that's the power of love >> little hue wee lewis, back to the future. >> '80s going on right there. >> '80s. "back to the future." how do you get that out of your head? >> well, first of all, good morning numb morning. i love joining you twiguys on a sunday morning. the song stuck in my head is by kwan. one of your favorite rap artists i know. this is psychology to this, first of all. what happens is, when we have beats an rhythms and rhymes, which are predictable, we are more likely to enjoy those songs, to, obviously, memorize them, because we enjoy them, and then to recall them whether we like it or not. the other thing that happens is, when you have down time, when you're sort of daydreaming and

drifting away, don't have much to do, those are instances where the songs are likely to seep into your conscious in and you're walking around saying um bop. >> speaking of the teenybopper music, i love the song "stitches" is in my head constantly. ♪ you watched me >> i'm happy to have the song in high head. however, not while i'm trying to go to sleep. anything to do to distract ourselves? >> of course. what you want to do, is distract your mind. one of the ways is to engage in cognitively challenging tasks like do things that cause you to think a lot. while the brain is expending all of the energy on that challenging task, you're less likely to recall that song that you can't get out of your head. the other thing, if it's a terrible song like an um bop song, the hanson brothers, milli

vanil vanilli, one of those horrible songs, listen to a better song, before you go to bed, your mind will memorize that song, probably commit it to memory and when you get up maybe having lunch the next day, all of a sudden the better, new song replaces the old song. >> overwrite the tape. >> there you go. >> you said it tape. you're dating yourself. vhs tape. >> i had -- >> cassettes tapes. >> this has been rattling around in my head like a marble in a clothes dryer since 1977. i can't make it stop. ♪ it's the perfect taste for me ♪ >> i don't know what to say. ♪ regional taste you know it's peppers everywhere i go ♪ >> so 40 years. can you make that stop? >> doc, explains so much about tucker, really. >> it's funny. i had songs from commercials from the '70s and '80s still stuck in my head. >> okay. >> there's no -- you are doomed

to this. like chronic ringing in your ears, isn't it? >> right. >> the positive side is that if it's a good song, you know, at least you will not want to throw yourself off a cliff. >> he just confirmed my worst fears. >> right. as we get pushed into the holidays, halloween is over, christmas all the time, this is the time of the year where this happens. there's a reason. think about all the emotions tied to the holidays. family, friends, good food, spiked eggnog, tucker enjoys that, makes a good spiced eggnog. >> only dr. pepper for me. >> relaxing, watching football games, the turkey, all the emotions causes us to like that time of year and like the songs. >> i love that scientists are devoting energy to this. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, doc. >> thank you. >> coming up here on shows, paul ryan speaking out for the first time since becoming house speaker. what he has to say about working with the president. after the break. >> donald trump reveals his plan to fix the va.

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chris kyle. >> he's not a hero. he's a backstabbing liar. >> what the former minnesota governor is saying about his wife. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ ♪ he's got to be >> dogs are to the just pets. they keep us safe in ways we don't even notice. finding bombs and other threats to our safety. we will meet two of our fur covered canine heros and their handlers will tell us. >> not just the typical bomb-sniffing dog protocol. >> i read my packet.

>> i'm impressed. >> juliet huddy. >> happy november. are you adjusting to the post-candy stupor, daylight saving time officially over. >> my hands shaking from kit cat. >> and reese's. >> investigators searching for answers about what caused the russian plane to crash in egypt's sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board. the plane's black boxes have been sent for analysis but investigators say it could take days before we actually know what went wrong. isis trying to claim responsibility for downing that plane, but egypt and russian officials say there is no evidence was a target and a technical issue was the likely cause. lufthansa, air france and the dubai based emirates are diverting flights from flying over that area. another fox news alert, a manhunt right now for the person who shot and killed a student at winston-salem state university in north carolina.

one other student hurt in the shooting. the school is on lockdown for hours this morning. police say the shooter is a man named jarrett jerome moore, not believed to be a student at the school. newly elected speaker paul ryan putting his foot down when it comes to working with president obama. >> trust this president on immigration reform he's proven untrust worthy because he tried to circumvent the process with his executive orders. >> he will be on "fox news sudden" and make it clear there will be no immigration deal passed in the current congress. the white house isedy appointed in -- is disappointed in ryan's stance. >> the royals one win away from winning the world series. the game was tight until this. -- tight until this. >> can't turn two. in to score is the tying run. zobrist. >> that was in the eighth inning, an error by second baseman daniel murphy's whose streak was hot as we know in the

playoffs. this setup a comeback inning for the royals who won it 5-3. game five tonight in new york. if they win it will be the first world series victory in 30 years. >> don't give them a chance to come back. that's all they do is come back from being down. >> specialty. >> it is. >> we're going to get to the weather right now because we have extreme weather. severe storms claiming the south for the second day in a row. high winds, tornadoes damaging homes in parts of it texas. >> will the state get a break finally? rick knows the answer to that. >> i do. get a little break. there is more rain that will come this week but more towards north texas this time which i guess that's good news. that will probably cause flooding, though. this is the front now you see stretched here across the northeast, mid-atlantic light showers across new england, snow to the north. down across the south we still have the weather going on and very heavy rain. take a look at more of the pictures coming out. tornado damage across the areas of texas. this is la port, texas. you get an idea. and they will be out there making sure these were twisters

today and i believe that they have confirmed it was and all the damage looks like it. want to look at video out of baton rouge. flooding not just in texas. also seeing very heavy rain yesterday across louisiana. now some of those parishes getting some significant flooding from that and also some tornadoes reported there as well. that goes on. and now we will turn our attention still to that rain across parts of the south but also a big storm moving into the pacific northwest bringing rain and the first of significant mountain snow, the cascades, in towards the olympic peninsula seeing first measurable snow across pass level. be careful if you're heading out across those mountains. towards the sierra nevada, good news, we need a snowpack here and we will get maybe up to about a foot, foot and a half of snow into the higher elevations around california which is great news. >> seems early. >> it's not really early and we want to get it, el nino season, maybe snow into california that will help the water issues.

>> beautiful day in virginia on the ""uss wisconsin"" in norfolk, virginia, where donald trump went to unveil his new plan to reform the veteran affairs department. of course he -- this has been hidden by or beaten up by scandal, scarred by the response to our veterans laying in wait for care and dying. >> yeah. >> never receiving this care. what can be done. donald trump laid out his plan yesterday and wanted to start with firing people. listen. >> firing the corrupt and incompetent va executives. when i become president, it will be fixed and we'll fix it fast. the trump plan will decrease wait times, improve health care outcomes, really improve them, and facilitate a seamless transition from service into civilian life. transform the va to meet the needs of the 21st century. because it's different than it

used to be. we're going to make the va great again. >> trump has done something to help the va by focusing attention on it. there are two points that jumped out at me from his plan. the trump plan they're calling it. how to reform the veterans administration. one to add choice into the process, veterans would under this plan be able to see any physician that takes medicare. one and two, firing people who are incompetent and apparently there are far too many working in the federal agency. >> pete hegseth was on our show earlier this morning doing a number of forums with a number of candidates like marco rubio and jeb bush and others and he will continue to do them throughout this campaign season. he took a deep look at this plan and here's what he had to say about the choice portion. >> simple to implement and the choice card that va is currently working is a great example of the fact that there's a lot more complicating underlying factors. you have to restructure vha, the health delivery system. his plan doesn't mention vha or

restructuring and as a result the incentives for the bure crock krasy within this will i think not allow the veterans the amount of choice they should have. >> he may want to fire people but the legislation isn't in place to allow him to fire people. >> echoing what tucker said he did say he's happy this is being brought out into the headlines and legitimized. >> we're 92 days away from the iowa caucus. >> some of us can barely wait. while donald trump is pushing reform, other candidates are spending time with voters in the hawkeye state at the state fair. >> more on the story, lauren, good morning. >> good morning. yes. republican presidential candidates descended on this fall festival rally where senator marco rubio was one of the crowd's favorite. although rubio is polling about third in many polls, the two frontrunners dr. ben carson and donald trump were absent from the event giving rubio a chance to shine. but that didn't stop jeb bush from taking a stab at the

senator for missed votes. >> you know what, if you're elected to serve, you should do what chuck grassley does, show up and vote. >> reporter: many of the ten republicans who took the stage saturday, criticized cnbc for last week's debate but the biggest applause of the event was for senator ted cruz, who also went hunting in northwest iowa this weekend. he called for a new set of rules for moderators at gop primary debates. >> i have suggested a very, very simple rule. how about the moderators of republican primaries actually be republican. >> now today, some republican candidates and their campaigns will be meeting just outside of d.c. to talk about the gop primary debates and how to make them better, although many of the campaigns have confirmed to fox that they will be in attendance. senator ted cruz says only time will tell to see if he will show up. back to you. >> thanks very much, lauren.

>> looks beautiful out there. >> live update from iowa. jesse ventura, who was the governor of minnesota briefly, starting in 1998, going after chris kyle, this is an ongoing feud. chris kyle has departed. he was murdered by a mentally ill veteran at a shooting range a couple years ago. but jesse ventura sued hs is widow tara kyle, over remarks in chris kyle's book and he's now defending that decision, doubling down on it and going after kyle in this interview with yahoo! sports. here's part of it. >> this hero from the war, didn't have the courage to tell the truth. he's not a hero. he's a backstabbing liar. so when the media portrays me as going after a widow and their children that's a lie. hasn't had to pay a cent. >> chris kyle you may remember, of course american hero, more kills than any other american sniper in history, was helping this individual at the shooting range fighting ptsd when he was

killed. >> jesse ventura's attorney said in trial that the widow, tara, would not have to pay out of her own pocket. it would come from insurance. that suggested maybe to the jury that, you know, this wouldn't be such a bad thing if she was -- if she had to pay. the whole thing has been so messy. >> it's deranged and dishonorable. no matter who pays, you dragged a grieving widow with children into court to rehash details of her husband's life. really? of all the bad people in this world, starting with isis and going down to a couple people i could name but won't, chris kyle is the object of your lawsuit and your hatred? really? >> she's appealing this, $1.8 million she's being forced to pay. it looks like it might possibly work in her favor, though. >> the. >> deranged. he said a bunch of deranged things over the years. >> sure. >> claiming 9/11 on the u.s. government, et cetera, amazing. >> let us know your thoughts, friends @foxnews.com.

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cigarettes, whether they go to prisp, predicted by the family structure. since families traditional families work better for kids the question is, why don't politicians recognize this? senior editor for national review and my neighbor has written on this and joins us to explain it. great to see you, jonah. sounds like this is beyond debate at this point? as you know in america, nothing is ever finally beyond debate. my sense is that you can find very quickly people who want to debate whether gravity exists. there is a remarkable consensus among scholars of family structure that all things being equal, being in a stable, loving, two-parent family with biological parents is almost better than all the other alternati alternatives. doesn't mean if your parents hate each other and abusive to each other it wouldn't be bet foreare a divorce, it doesn't

mean the perfect isn't always better than the good, but, you know, at the end of the day, the traditional nuclear family is better than single parent families or other forms of family structure and what i don't like about a lot of this stuff, measuring all these things purely on economic matters. because to me there are some sort of more abstract emotional philosophical religious reasons why families should matter but at the end of the day that's usually what persuades people, pragmatic and empirical evidence is in that economically, sigh logically, educationally, kids from stable biological two-parent families do better. >> as you said, we know people from dysfunctional backgrounds that are great in every way and successful. this is over the broad swath of population, that answers in part this riddle why is so much of the country stagnating. studies show, higher levels of marriage, this is from the study, especially higher levels of married parent families are strongly associated with more economic growth, stability, less

child poverty, higher median family income. places with a lot of intact family tend to be prosperous than without them. is that true? >> one of the interesting things from my colleagues, fascinating things, is that the proportion of married families in a state is a better predictor of a state's economic health than a whole bunch of things that economists normally look at. look looking at your personal life, i knew you as a young man, you knew me as a young man, i know you became more productive when you got married and you had kids. >> we both gained a little weight but you're right. >> is that just -- that is another empirically proven fact. >> i know. >> men become more serious, more hard working, they delay their own gratification, they do all of the things that are necessary in order to bring home the bacon and work for a family and the same thing with mom. >> why doesn't the president say that? he says father has responsibilities but never says, you should marry the woman who bears your children.

i've never heard the president say that. it if he's said it it's not often. >> this goes back 50 years. the moynihan report, is still revealed by leftists all over the world because it points out facts that people don't want to hear. when you have a country where the majority of kids are born out of wedlock no one wants to hear they're doing wrong by their kids. it sounds judgmental. that's a real problem. to talk honestly about a lot of these things, sounds like you're being anti-gay or anti-single mom. remember george w. bush, i criticized him a lot for this at the time, used to go around exchange saying campaigning saying the toughest job is to be a single mom. that's true but a lot of ramifications that come from that. maybe that's not the best choice. you don't want to sound like you're beating up on victims or people who are in circumstances that they can't change and that's a politically tough thing

for democrats. >> we have no problem judging people for smoking cigarettes or gaining 20 pounds or eating mcdonald's for breakfast. no problem with that. but for some reason we ignore this. >> we love to talk about the settled science of global warming which isn't all that settled but no one wants the settled science of the importance of family structure. >> read his column on this if you haven't. thanks a lot, great to see you. >> great to see you, tucker. >> clayton. >> thanks so much. coming up, actor bill by bob thornton hospitalized after a car crash, the latest on his condition. one company says they can save thousands of lives training bomb-sniffing dogs better than anyone else. they handed me this backpack that has a simulated bomb inside. up next, i'm going to hide this thing in our studio. want me to hide it in the couch. we have our dogs in the green room, right now, we're going to put them to the test. these two canine heros, see they can find my simulated bomb bag when we come back.

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ceo and founder of the agency, global dynamic security, he's going to show us how it works. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> who do you have? >> this is jordi, a dutch shepard. >> who's this? >> this is holden. he's a human. >> my favorite breed. >> you're going to -- jordi is going to determine where the explosive residue is. >> yes. >> and he's going to accurately pinpoint it so that it would be easy for eod to find it. >> we were talking before the break you guys, the way you train these dogs, better you say than any other company. why so? >> we've trained them based on the millions of years of evolution and have them hunt with their natural evolved hunting behavior. it's without interfeerps rence

direction from the handler and allow the dog as much control as they can have and amplify it it's many times their natural ability but using the same fashion of hunting. >> jordi, speaking of hunting, sounds like he's ready to hop out of the truck and grab a bird. because he can smell it already? >> they're hyper sensitive. we hyper sensitize them down to a piece of scotch tape in a room this size they'll find it in a matter of seconds and they're hyper sensitive to the smallest amount of odor. >> we have to let him go. he wants to find it. >> i hid the backpack. he can't hear me. >> no. >> i -- >> doesn't speak english. he's dutch. >> i hid it in the center. the one with the explosives is in the middle on the couch. check in and see if he can do it. >> take his ear plugs out. >> all right. >> what a good looking dog. >> >> what you're seeing here is the odor has spread and collected on the camera and he's going to pick it up on the camera. air currents in the room and he's going to follow those air

currents. he'll work out to the least amount of odor and come back to the most. >> why is he heading towards our camera guy at the moment? some of our cameraman are suspicious. >> he may be carrying something, we don't know. >> contraband. >> and your air flow is taking it over there. >> that's interesting. we have heavy duty fans in the studio. >> those are going to take him that way. i can redirect him in the general area. here we do. >> this is funny. it spreads all over the room. >> boy, that dog is intense. >> he is. there he goes. >> there we go. >> their sense of smell is how much more acute than ours? >> we have 5 million scent receptors they have 200 million. the odor collected on the walls, everywhere the air current is going the odor is collected. he's giving a genuine -- >> would you know if we were in

an airport baggage storage room there was something going on. >> oh, yeah. clearly your air current goes over there. >> at this point would you be alerted to the fact there was a problem? >> absolutely. he's working bomb odor to the degree that he's working. come on, buddy. there we go. >> i think he's entranced by our pumpkin table with our -- >> come on, buddy. >> yeah. >> can he smell exotic brands of deodorant if that may be throwing him off a little bit. >> he is trained to pick up old spice. >> we've got users here. >> here we go. >> there he is. see him whip around. look at that. >> that's a hard bracket. >> whoa. >> yep. see how closely he's pinpointing it on the spot where the actual explosive material is. and if we try to pull him away, he'll confirm it. that was intense. he spun around and was on that. >> oh, yeah.

>> the difference, obviously, with you guys the other handlers are walking with him the entire time and for you letting him take a few minutes and wander around. >> what's interesting -- >> he's giving us valuable information. he's telling us how much odor there is showing it spread around the studio. >> does he get a scooby snack? >> this is the scooby snack. there you go. >> wow. >> we have great control over the dogs in addition to them performing well. >> that is fantastic. our viewers, i think, will want to know. you can donate money to increase the canine training and click on the go fund me page on our page, fox and friends.com to support guys like jordi. >> canine superheroes there. >> fantastic. >> i think we're going to check in to what was in chris' pocket. >> suspicious characters in the studio. >> thank you, gentlemen, thank you, jordi. >> you got it. >> a brand new benghazi bombshell. what the state department warned hillary clinton not to say after

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crash in egypt's sinai peninsula killing 224 people on board. >> as russian and egyptian officials deny claims by isis that the terror group brought down the plane. >> a lot of reports about this crash. garret tenney live in washington to sort them out. good morning, garret. >> good morning. and this morning an egyptian official who inspected the plane before takeoff tells the ap that the air bus a-321 appeared to be in good condition and didn't have any noticeable problems before takeoff. that comes on the heels of an interview by a russian television channel with the co-pilot's wife who says her husband had complained about the plane's condition shortly before takeoff. flight 9268 was heading from the coastal resort town of sharm el sheikh in egypt to st. petersburg, russia. 23 minutes into the flight it crashed in a remote mountainous area of the sinai peninsula. a local isis affiliate in that area has tried to claim responsibility for bringing down the flight as retribution for russia joining the campaign against isis in syria.

though both egyptian and russian officials have dismissed those claims. investigators from egypt, france, germany and russia, are all on the ground trying to determine what caused the crash which killed all 224 people on board. russian officials say rescue teams are still searching for many of the bodies with remains and debris spread across a six-square mile area. investigators are now waiting on the analysis of the flight's black boxes which were recovered from the wreckage. until they know exactly what caused this crash, though, a growing number of airlines aren't taking any chances. three airlines have suspended flying over the sinai peninsula area and overnight russia's air safety regulator ordered metro jet airline to ground its entire fleet of air bus a-321s until the cause of the crash is determined. in st. petersburg, hundreds of mourners are bringing flowers and pictures to the airport to

commemorate the victims as russian president vladimir putin declared today a national day of mourning. clayton, tucker, juliet, back to you. >> thanks, garret. now we have some other headlines to get to. a major break in the missing "el faro" cargo ship. ntsb say search teams have found the wreckage of the puerto rico bound ship. seems team using sonar found a vessel 15,0 underwater. the ship went missing during hurricane joaquin with 33 on board. >> a bombshell? the benghazi investigation. the gop led house select committee leasing an e-mail proving former secretary of state hillary clinton and other state department officials were warned not to blame the 2012 deadly terror attacks on an anti-islamic video. just three days after the attack, a u.s. diplomat in tripoli wrote in part, it is becoming increasingly clear that series of events in benghazi was much more terrorist attack than

a protest. despite the e-mail then national security adviser susan rice went on five sunday shows blaming the video just weeks before president obama faced re-election. a high honor for a hometown hero spencer stone one of the three men who helped stop an august terror attack on a paris-bound train is moving up in the ranks. the airman who was sergeant, has now been promoted to staff sergeant. stone not only stopped the attack but was also stabbed three times earlier this month while stopping a fight outside a california bar. officials praised stone for his leadership and courage during a ceremony on friday. those are your headlines. >> yes, they are. rick has more from the natural world where lots going on. >> the best world. i always say it. take a look at the weather map and show you what's going on. across the northeast, chilly the last couple days, now we're going to warm up and actually really warm week on tap. if you're not quite ready for the chill of november, it's going to feel more like late september. today is going to be a nice one. few showers moving through and then it will dry out. down to the southeast, this is a

real problem area again. east texas, some more showers, maybe to an fch inch or so for not helping. the heaviest of the rain across alabama into north georgia and parts of the carolinas. get ready for a little bit of flooding threat there. into the northern plains a spectacular day. into the mid 60s in bismarck, incredible this time of year, a spectacular one. if you're looking for fall we're not having a chance. we will remain warm across this week. rain moving into central california, snow levels will drop tonight and tomorrow and we will see maybe about afoot, foot and a half of snow in the sierra nevadas towards the cascades snow levels below pass levels as well. first snow up to 10 inches across parts of the desert southwest. sunny skies, temps cooler. southern california a nice day. all right. guys, back to you inside. >> thank you, rick. >> we asked for your halloween pictures this morning

and said the racier the better. tucker and i did. >> this is not racy. this is adorable. these are ply friends'. >> juliette's friends. >> they live out on long island. they're adorable. like a ninja. >> graphic artist mark's son levi as super man. >> kathy sent a picture of sponge bob and patrick. >> whoa. >> nice. >> heidi klum's costume. whoa. >> that's a great -- she looks -- >> jessica rabbit, going viral by the way. >> tim tebow also posing for some halloween pictures. i'm trying to figure who he is. >> does anyone know? >> i don't know. >> muscle t. >> from washington the literal halloween costume, senator rand paul of kentucky, a turtleneck that says $18 trillion that's your national debt. spooky. >> thank you for your pictures. >> like his night shirt.

>> appreciate it. >> coming up on the show, a major boost for marco rubio, big time billionaire is backing his presidential campaign. how will it affect his place in the race? maria breaks it down for us next. >> a big scare in the air. a skydiver rips off his helmet after it gets caught in a parachute. how this whole thing ended. >> you don't need the helmet anyway. crash. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> useless. ♪ and cloud and hosting services. centurylink. your link to what's next.

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>> here is maria bartiromo. >> how are you? >> donald trump tweeting we he learned of the paul singer information, marco must address him as sir. is this going to be a boon for marco rubio. >> i think i is a boon because the truth is paul singer is important not just because he's one of the billionaires everybody wanted, certainly in florida, given you've got the senator, the former governor of florida, they both wanted paul singer, but because singer can act as a bundler. you remember during the campaign which romney was in, he got behind romney and was able to bundle together $3 million for romney's campaign. so it's not just what paul singer brings to the table individually, but also, people call him and ask his advice. he's very much an influence in the party. >> am i imagining this or do the policy positions of candidates mirror those of their biggest

donors? >> sure. that's the whole debate about money around. it but we had this discussion last weekend and the fact is, sometimes you can disagree with super pacs and, you know, say money is the worst thing in politics over and over, but the truth is, sometimes money doesn't matter. look at what happened with jeb bush with all the money he has. you're right. i mean the lobbying and the backing by influentials in business does often timeses lead to candidates focusing on issues to those people but doesn't matter anyway. this paul singer announcement, though, today, tells you that increasingly you'll see more money influential dollars moving away from jeb bush towards marco rubio. >> we didn't get a lot of information from the last debates, the cnbc debate. you will be involvedle in the debate coming up on november 10th. tell us about what you're going to be focusing on and what can we expect, how will it be different from the cnbc -- >> the fox business debate. >> yes. the fox business network debate

november 10th, thrilled to be working alongside neil cavuto and jerry baker and on the 6:00 p.m. debate trish reagan and sandra smith from "the wall street journal" teaming up for this debate on economics. we will talk about business and jobs, wages, all of the issues important to the american people. and i think what i would say about the last debate is, i think it's very important for us to not lose sight of the reasons that these debates are being done. these debates have a purpose and the purpose is to inform and help educate and help viewers voters, get a better sense of the policies and the solutions out of these candidates as it relates to foreign policy, economic policy, and, of course, just general leadership and governance. i think that's what we're missing right now. >> republican primary voters are about to vote on these guys in 90 days. >> exactly. >> soon. >> so i want to be helpful to the voter, helpful to the viewer, in terms of helping them distinguish the differences in these plans.

>> no questions about fantasy football. >> i don't think so. >> who do you have coming up on the big show, your show, starts in about 13 minutes. >> we'll talk about the changes in the middle east and the troops going to syria. we're going to talk with george mitchell, one of the leaders in terms of middle eastern foreign policy. we'll get this take on sending troops to syria and our overall strategy as we look at these changes, the troops staying in afghanistan, exactly. as well newt gingrich coming on the show because this week we're going to hear from paul ryan speaking out as you guys just reported in his new position. we'll talk abililtility -- about he thinks the priorities should be and whether or not paul ryan can bring the two sides together. >> i'll watch that show as we do every week. >> the debate for our viewers. >> november 10th, 9:00 p.m., the main debate, the issues that are important like jobs and wages and economic stories.

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put it mildly. australian skydi diver releases his parachute during free fall but gets stuck on another sky diver's helmet camera. all ended well. and a breathtaking lightning strike caught on camera during severe weather in the state of texas. the national weather service technician was filming the storm when a bolt of lightning came out of the clouds and struck radar equipment feet away. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> fascinated by that. successful trick-or-treaters have brought a ton of extra candy into the house. what can you do when you get tired of the snickers, reese an milky ways. >> here with a sweet way to reimagine that candy is celebrity chef jay jackson. >> candy chef. >> this -- are we going to start with the jolly ranchers. >> tried to get inventive for

you. >> you always do -- this is a jolly rancher lollipop. >> lollipop. it is so easy. all you do is put it on a sheet tray with some parchment paper. >> one jolly rancher? >> maybe three. that's three of them. >> multicolored. >> oven, 300 degrees, ten minutes. >> they melt down. >> put a stick in it and you're done. >> and it doesn't catch fire. >> doesn't catch fire. >> do you put the stick in it -- >> after it comes out of the oven. >> after it comes out of the oven. and don't eat it until it cools. >> let it cool another ten minutes and you're good to go. >> snickers, what about -- >> that really satisfied. >> packed with peanuts. >> snickers should -- >> and nougat. a lot of nougat. >> what is nougat? >> i don't want to break it to you. but the snickers really should love me for this, this is a no bake snickers pie. the kids can get involved with it. and it is absolutely requires no rocket science whatsoever.

all you do is take some cookies, you can make -- i did this with chocolate, so it is really good and goes with -- >> smash cookies in the pan. >> smash it in the pan with butter, press it down. this here is a combination of cream cheese, some dolce d dolce de leche and powdered sugar. i make it into a mixture and pour it in. >> pour that over the crushed cookies. >> yes. we take some of our snickers and cut them up. >> mom and dad should probably be doing the slicing. >> i would make this. this is -- this is not a weight loss dessert, though. >> no, sir. no, sir. save that for the top of the year. >> okay. >> we take our snickers, cut them up, put them in. >> okay. >> this is just -- >> it requires awesome self-control not to eat them on the way down. >> that's the challenge. >> do you freeze it, just -- >> set it in the refrigerator, an hour and a half, maybe. >> just all this -- >> and that's what this -- >> and probably test it. >> you should probably give it a

try. >> oh. >> just in case we get ridiculous with it. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> let's put it in a taco shell and deep fry it. >> why not? why not? >> if you made this, you would be a hero to your children, wouldn't you? >> i have nephews that love me. >> they must worship you like a deity. >> this is not on the script, but what if you have a lot of extra butter fingers? >> you can always do the same thing or crush butter fingers up with a little bit of cookies and make that into a crust as well. >> a butter finger pie crust? >> mm. >> that's unbelievable. i feel like i'm a kid with -- something unprecedented has happened. >> that's why he's your favorite chef. >> i try. >> i love them too. you want to find all these recipes and a lot more, go to foxandfriends.c foxandfriends.com, chef jay

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