what changes need to be made to ensure a fair debate. log on to our facebook page for a live debate. #keep talking. everybody have a great day. i'll see you here with heather tomorrow. >> "fox and friends" starts right now. bye. good morning to you. today is monday, november 2nd. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. stunning new development on what brought down the plane that left more than 200 dead. there was no technical problem tore pilot error. we're going to tell you what happened. well, it took 30 years for a repeat. >> the one two again. inside corner. the royals 2015 world champions! >> my kansas city royals knocked off brian's mets after an incredible comeback late last night. all the highlight as most of of the crew closes their eyes for

the next eight minutes from overnight. sorry joel. brian, go ahead. >> you sure? >> go ahead. is it over? >> gop candidates unite. laying down new ground rules for the next republican debate on everything from room temperature to the distance to the bathroom and the podium. should they stop complaining or do they have a point? think about that while i tell you this. mornings are better with friends. watch us. i'm not a poor winner. >> yeah, you are. >> i'm the only guy in new york city who roots for kansas city and the royals last night. they came from behind in the ninth and after 30 years, they are world champions again. >> why is everything sports with

you? >> it was a tremendous game, comeback game after game. the mets had leads in three of the four losses. they blow it in the ninth. matt harvey on the mound pushing to get into the game for a ninth inning. the crowd chanting harvey. knowing the bull pen has let new york down. he goes out there, harvey does, puts a man on second. he lets off a run. after a walk. next thing you know it's 2-1. in comes the 2-2 tie. in the 14th inning, around, i gerks 12:30 in the morning, it was all royals. >> when you think about the number of innings played by these teams, you have to say a job well done by both. ultimately, only one can come out winning. the fact that they got there, this is a cinderella store toy begin with. they were both in the bottom and drafted for the top pick for five to six years.

they built up their rosters from the bottom. last year they don't win, this year they win it. >> did you get a feeling one way or the other? >> i felt like every girl i ever met broke up with me at the same time. it was unbelievable. five outs away from winning game 5 and tying up the series. >> it's amazing you would say that about girls. this is a true story. 30 years ago this week my sister and i were in a bar in washington, d.c. called stetson he is a we were watching the kansas city royals win the world series. the bar was called stetson's. >> my sister and i were sitting there. that girl that was -- she's the new girl in my building at work at nbc. my sister said you should try to go out with her. i said she's way too pretty for you. i said i know. it took me two months. i wore her down.

we got married six months later. peter doocy found out, he's a good reporter. he found out that bar was closing this weekend. stetson's. so to salute the doocy family, all the kids went to watch the world series exactly 30 years to the week after i was in that bar and spotted my wife for the first time. >> wow. >> what a story. >> isn't that great sf. >> steve, that is great. if you weren't a royals fan coming in this morning, you might be now after that. >> i don't think joel is budging. >> you've got good kids. >> i have good kids. who apparently were spending the weekend in a bar. >> and your hot wife. she's gorgeous. >> she appreciates that. >> so the royals sadly the mets have to wait another year. at four minutes after the hour, let's talk about politics. gop candidates unite. laying down ground rules on everything from seriously, room temperature to the distance between the bathrooms and the

podium. christine fisher is live in washington to break down the proposal that emerged without the rnc's help. right, christine? >> that's right. finding common ground is never easy when you're dealing with 15 competing campaigns. last night, almost all of the republican campaigns agreed to a series of demands that gives them greater control. specifically, they want a two-hour time limit, mandatory opening and closing statements. equal speaking time for the candidates. this meeting was a direct result of the debate on cnbc which the candidates criticized as being unfair and biased. the chairman of the republican national committee already suspended their -- they're trying to take corolla way from the rnc so they can negotiate with the networks before the debate. >> ben carson's campaign manager walked away marveling at how

friendly it has been. >> we haven't seen each other in a while. first time we met all 15 candidates. it was amazing. it was very friendly. we all have our own personal strategies, you know, but we realize that somebody is going to be the nominee. >> now, according to a draft of demands by the "washington post," before the meeting started, one other possible demand involves the temperature of the hall. they want it below 67 degrees. very specific. it's important because nobody wants to look sweaty on tv. these lights get really hot. you guys know what i'm talking about. >> we do know. thank you very much, kristin fisher. >> nobody wants that rick perry moment when he was in that hangar announcing he was running for president and everybody is sweating. >> look how marco rubio was sweating and donald trump was leaning on the podium. people were exhausted.

>> look at charlie crist, you always have to have a fan on him. got to have a fan. >> or a lot of fans. one of the two. >> you have a lot of fans. >> you were working early. >> infamous ainsleyer heart who is on maternity leave. the jet that left 200 people over the weekend dead. there was tech anyial problem. the airline insisting that the plane was brought down by what it calls an external influence in the air. all 224 people on board were killed when the plane broke apart in the air and slammed into egypt's sinai peninsula. egyptian officials dismissing claims that isis is behind the tragedy. in the meantime, most of the bodies of the victims have been returned to russia. the country observing a day of

mourning to honor the people on board that plane. the story continuing to evolve of the we'll bring you the latest on that. it may change once again. another fox news alert. three earthquakes rattling parts of arizona overnight. a 3.2 quake hit near black canyon city, about 40 miles from phoenix and two hours later, another quake hit, 20 minutes ach that. thankfully, no one was hurt and no damage reported. happening today, president obama will meet with convicted drug offenders at a new jersey center talking about reintegration into society. bill bratton now warning that the president's plan to release inmates early from prison, this started last week, could flood our streets with dangerous criminals. about 6,000 nonviolent offenders, that's what they call them, are set to be released under the president's plan because it's not easy to judge who is really violent and who is

not. the former senator and one-time presidential candidate fred thompson, has died. >> i'm just like you are. i love my country. my country has given a lot to me. >> we're told that he passed away at his home in nashville surrounded by his family after a recurrence of lymphoma. thompson was truly a jack of all trades. he was a lawyer during the watergate trial and spent time in tennessee as a senator. he also parlayed his bigger than life persona in movie gigs and landed a spot on law and order for years. he died at the age of 73. our thoughts and prayers out to his family. >> i don't know how you accomplish more than he did. >> no kidding. he sure did, didn't he? >> the thing about him, the guy in the senate was the same guy in the movies, was the same guy who would sit next to us on the couch. he was a great man. >> he'll be dearly missed.

we tolled you last week that it was last weekend, a week ago that quentin tarantino was in an anti-cop rally here in new york city and called cops murderers. since then there have been boycotts all across the country, calling for boycotts of his film. the national association of police organizations said on friday, we ask officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs such as traffic control or technical advice for tarantino's projects. >> right. his dad came out over the weekend and said, look, i've got respect for him, but he's kind of blind to reality. now jamie foxx has come out defending him. watch this. >> quentin tarantino: i want to say this. quentin tarantino, you are boss. you are amazing. keep speaking the truth and keep telling the truth. don't worry about none of the hating. >> there are a lot of haters

right now when the cities that are boycotting -- >> in chicago, they're saying hey, not only do we say stay away from his movies. they're asking friends and family to stay away. add to that philadelphia, he has a movie coming out in december. he's telling tarantino behind the scenes, you better find a way to speak up and speak out and apologize. >> he's going to apologize in an op-ed piece coming out shortly. >> really? >> that's according to the rap. we've got his father's cousin joining us coming up in the 8:00 hour because the family is really upset with what the kid said. >> his cousin was former nypd. he was nearly stampeded in a riot and he's going to tell us what he thinks of quentin tarantino's comments. >> he doesn't even know him. 11 minutes now after the hour. we're going to follow that story and see how it unfold.

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were betrayed. i think the candidates were betrayed by cnbc and we need to look out for the candidates in these future debates. cnbc is an arm of nbc. i am not going to allow us to move forward until we communicate with the candidates. >> there you have rnc chairman reince priebus steaming over the debate last week. presenting a list of guidelines for the next deekt. should the republicans stop complaining or do they have a point? fox news contributor, dennis kucinich, joins us live from, let me see, cleveland today. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> what do you think about what reince priebus is saying, that the republicans were betrayed by cnbc? >> as a chairman of the party, he has every right to give his opinion about the way the media handled that last debate. at the same time, those candidates have a responsibility

to come forward and the media is not there to play patty cake. this is a serious matter and they're going to ask questions that are at times uncomfortable. >> i think it's okay to ask hard questions and follow-up. but if you watched it, the moderators were arguing during their answer. >> yeah. i think that cnbc when they looked at the tape would probably want to do some things differently. i think this discussion going on between the chairman and the republican party and the networks and the campaigns and the networks, that's healthy. at least to try to come up with some broad ground rules. >> sure. >> however, we have to keep in mind, as someone who has been in many debates in the past, candidates have to be prepared for any kind of question coming from anywhere and you can't complain about the questions. the audience may not like it.

they'll respond. that's where the networks have to be careful. if they feel the debates is not fair, the people are watching may decide to go somewhere else. >> you're saying that if you're running for president, you should not be afraid of network, right? >> hello? there's always a dynamic tension between a president and the media. it's been that way forever. when you're running, you better be prepared to answer any question, period. >> let me ask you this, dennis. why is the dnc and hillary clinton afraid of fox. they have debates with nbc, cbs, abc. msnbc, cnn, un i vision and not fox. if you're going to run for president, you shouldn't be afraid of a tv network, why won't she come on this network? >> let me tell you this. people were discouraging me from appearing on fox. what i said at the time is this. this is before i worked for fox. incompetent said if you can't

meet that test of being subject to scrutiny by a network that may not agree with you philosophically, then, hey, why are you running? i would say that secretary clinton would serve her campaign, the american people well to be available for questioning as the other candidates who are running are as well for fox. it's not even a close question. we could have these questions. we may not always agree. but this is a huge audience that you have to have the ability to reach out to, to get a chance to see what you think. >> dennis, you're saying that the democrats should have agreed to a debate on fox. >> absolutely. it's not even a close question. i'm not saying this because i'm working for fox now. i said this before i was working for fox that whether you agree with the fox news policy or not is irrelevant. you have an obligation to speak directly to the american people. that's what these debates provide. >> we are truly fair and balanced. you're right here on the channel. you work for us.

>> hello. >> hello indeed. dennis kucinich from cleveland. congressman, thank you very much. have a great week. >> thank you. coming up on this monday, arguments with your spouse can get ugly, i am told. but they don't have to. our next guest is going to teach you how to argue with your spouse like an fbi negotiator would because he is one. politics is one of the most popular topics on social media. how do you react when your friends post stuff like this. what difference does it make? >> we'll give you examples on what to do online coming up. hi i'm heather cox on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck.

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welcome back. time for a quick look at the headlines for you. the man who plowed into a group of trick-or-treaters may have had a seizure. three people were killed, including a 10-year-old little girl. her grandmother, a purple heart resip yept was also killed. needles were found inside candy given to kids in minnesota, massachusetts and pennsylvania. authorities are investigating someone who left cough syrup out for trick-or-treaters. sick. no injuries have been reported. thankfully. and now this. >> when you think of hostage negotiations, you might think of tense moments in hollywood scenes like this one. >> never say no to a hostage taker. it's in the manual. are you going to tell me no again? >> no.

>> wrong answer. eliminate no from your vocabulary. never use no, don't, won't or can't. all right? it eliminates options. the only option it leaves is to shoot someone. >> okay. that's one way to do it. our next getz spent three decades, deescalating real life hijacking, kidnappings and prison riots and standoffs. the techniques could actually be applied to arguments with your spouse. gary is the founding chief of the fbi crisis negotiating unit and author of stalling for time. my life as an fbi hostage negotiator. you know something about arguing with your spouse. you've been married 41 years, gary. what's the number one thing spouses do wrong when they argue? >> well, good morning. i think what we generally tend to do is take those who are close to us and our loved ones for granted. we're not as attentive to listening to their point of view

and their perspective as we should be. >> right. >> before we go any further, can i ask you why you think hostage negotiation works like everyday life arguing? >> if you look at the tense situations that police negotiators deal with, life and death is often on the line. it's skill sets that we apply are successful in those situations, certainly they will be successful in situations where there's less life or death consequences. being attentive to them is the key that. >> arguably, the most at stake when it comes to aur relationship. if you're going to get something across and cooperate, which is one of your main goals, you should give it a good try. this is how. you say influence behavior and that will gain cooperation. what do you mean? >> well, i think people like to be engaged with someone that they feel genuinely cares about them and is respectful and wants

to know how they feel about a particular issue or a concern. so by demonstrating by asking open ended questions, by identifying the feelings that you hear from that perpendicular, you're really angry now. i can tell that. you're acknowledging to them that you hear their point of view. >> if we're arguing, you say you try to get that out of me. not that you try to find out what's bothering me rather than answer and come back at them as angry as they're coming back at you? >> that's correct. instead of trying to make my point and say no, you're wrong, here's how you should look at the issue. i would say, i can tell you're really angry about this, you feel passionately about this, it's important to you. by acknowledging that, we can create a situation where we're demonstrating our ability to understanding. >> listen, you say listen -- lose the strut. >> i've spoke at a university

some years ago and had an interesting conversation with the young men and women. i think particularly at an earlier age, men puff their chests out and be a bit of a peacock and show young lady how accomplished they are, how smart and how good of an athlete or whatever. when in reality, to really win her heart, you should listen to her and what she's interested in and what sorts of activities, things that are important to her. that's how you create a real bond of friendship and trust and a good relationship. >> calm down and shop. >> what you're saying is you should cooperate, you should listen and deescalate the situation, but if you're the one who knows all this, and you're really angry and you're right, sometimes that is hard to do. >> is it called a win? >> sometimes it is. it is difficult. you have to realize, not everybody looks at the situation the same way that you do. so by slowing down and -- there's a thing called

self-control. if you can project that you are in control of your emotions, it tend to have a positive influence on the behavior of the other person. >> lastly, gary, does your wife know you're doing this? as soon as you start -- >> she read the book. >> i can see you're really angry, where do we go with this, don't give me any of that fbi stuff. >> i must tell you, there have been times where we've had a disagreement and i'll use some of these skills and she'll say don't try that at home. >> now we can. >> thanks, gary. >> put them to good use for sure. >> his book is called stalling for time, my life as an fbi hostage negotiator. thanks for joining us from roanoke. america stop arguing and start listening. coming up straight ahead, donald trump revealed a plan to fix the v.a. >> we're going to increase funding for job training and placement services, including incentives for companies hiring veterans. >> will it work? our panel of veterans debate it

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♪ uptown funk ♪ going to give it to you ♪ because uptown funk ♪ going to give it to you ♪ saturday night ♪ don't believe me just watch snoeds snoe ♪ >> awesome. annapolis, maryland, so pretty. >> last time i saw a coordinated group like that was stripes. bill murray. remember when the sergeant went down and they had to train themselves. >> no. that was 30 years ago. >> no one saw "stripes" here? >> that was a great video. nap town funk. >> nice to meet you there. reporting for duty for headlines. heather is there. >> my little brother goes to school there. i'm not sure life is as breezy as they showed it. they didn't show the p.t. in the morning. >> we'll get him on the phone later on. got a couple of headlines. tiger woods caddie breaking

silence in a tell-all about his 13 years working alongside the golf pro saying he felt like i was his slave. this coming out in his new book. out of the rough. that's what it's called. williams talks about tiger's disrespectful behavior toward him on the links by tossing clubs and spitting on the grass. he faced public scorn during the affair scandals and then he was fired in 2011. snap chat is promising users it will not store their private photos after a controversial update to its terms of service last week. some privacy experts suggested that the app was laying claim to all of its users photos, like it or not. saying they were not only storing user's photos but taking ownership of them. interesting. a teacher suspended after tackling a student in class and caught on camera by another student. this happened at a high school in sacramento, california. you can see the veteran english teacher david fritz flipping a

15-year-old's desk and chair over while dressed in a halloween costume. the teacher angry that the 11th grader was late to class and on his cell phone. trying to figure out if fritz was drinking at the time. there's his picture. >> more treats than tricks for kevin mccarthy this halloween. he just got engaged. how sweet is that. best. kevin getting down on one knee to pop the question in front of the characters from the nightmare before christmas at disney world. he and his now fiance are obsessed with the movie. she said yes. i talked to him about this on friday. gave me inside scoop. that was his dream to get engaged there. we're so happy for you. hear the applause. extreme weather to bring you in texas. it is a sad and devastated story there. claiming six lives. the storm there. a confirmed ef-2 tornado touched

down near houston, in friendswood. as many as six tornadoes were reported in that area. the same storm bringing more than 12 inches much rain. police say that four victims were swept away in their cars by the floodwaters. maria molina is here and tracking more rain today. hi there, maria. >> hi heather. the storm system on the move. it's going to be impacting parts of the southeast. you can see on the radar this morning, it's already busy across the florida panhandle, southeastern alabama. georgia and even into the carolinas. the system bringing in a train of storms. very heavy rain and locally up to 6 or 8 inches of rain are possible across the areas. we have a concern for flash flooding. watches are already in effect. and we're expecting to see the possibility of more severe storms. there's a marginal risk of isolated tornadoes that will be a concern. i want to focus in on the west. across the sierras and into the

rockies, you're looking at the risk for snowfall. some of you could be looking at pretty hefty totals, potentially well over 6 inches and the temperatures this morning in places like missoula on the chilly side. in colorado, not bad. 48 degrees in the city of denver. meanwhile, across the northeast. temperatures sooeb seasonable. 60s and 50s the current numbers right now. let go back inside. going to make the v.a. great again. we're going to do it by firing the corrupt and incompetent v.a. executives. we're going to increase funding for job training and placement services. including incentives for companies hiring veterans. >> wow. donald trump revealing his plan to reform the v.a. did it in virginia beach. is this really the change our veterans need? let's ask our panel. a former navy s.e.a.l. a retired infantryman in the marine corps and katie is here,

marine corps captain. katie, i'll talk to you first. you heard about the reforms, what donald trump went over there and being able to use the v.a. card and anyplace you want that takes medicare. do you like what he's saying. >> on the surface the plan sounds great and it's a lot of the top issues that veterans are facing. it calls for increased transparency in the v.a. at the end of the day, this is an oversimplified solution to a complex problem. there's no mention of how he'd accomplish the initiatives. it will be a lot more difficult to implement than he's letting on. i think one thing that's often missing from his plans is the ability to bring accountability into the system. that's not a problem that's been prevalent throughout the entire discussion. >> i believe the head of the v.a. was offered the ability to go and be able to fire people. they didn't want it, carl. do you think there's something to this? >> absolutely, there's something to this. trump is known for the line

you're fired. there's no way to bring accountability to a businesslike firing the people in charge of it. if you have failed as a v.a. official, he's going to hold you accountable. we've given him $17 0e billion as taxpayers and they can't get the job done. we need a business owner like donald trump to get it done. >> you're skeptical, i understand about this deal? >> i am skeptical. i like the idea of giving veterans the going to a private doctor, that's nothing new. that was part of john mccain's plan years ago. the union that represents the v.a. workers is going to resist all of this. if you're not willing to take on that union, you're not going to be able to accomplish any of this. the prerequisite is, you have to change the structure there, the way the workers are protected by the union and the union resists any kind of change and efficiency. >> has trump ever backed down from a fight? no. >> he never addressed that in his pretty long platform there. he doesn't address the fact that

the union rs going to dig in and they're entrenched and every idea to take away funding or power from the v.a. and send it to the private sector is going to be fought tooth and nail. >> donald trump, he doesn't bring this up much. he has a very good relationship with unions he said in the past. we'll see if it works this time. >> katie, he said he's going to make sure there's an ob/gyn in every facility. do you feel women are underserved? >> i definitely think they are. it's part of the demographic of veterans. hasn't been seen in previous conflict. it's long overdue. definitely support that. he gets credit for bringing that up in this discussion. >> do we agree on this? when hillary clinton said there's not as widespread of problems with the v.a. as reported by republicans, do you think she's off on that? >> i think she's way off. thinking the v.a. is the greatest opportunity we have to be bipartisan and it's amazing that she immediately pivoted to the republicans a bad and want

to defund the v.a. that was stunning. >> even the president admitted there was problems. what do you think, carl? >> i think he's absolutely right. hillary clinton has nothing positive to run on anyway. she has so much hanging over her head. she's worried about donald trump and how he rolled out this plan of accountability. she doesn't have any. >> thanks for getting up early this morning. thanks, guys. and thanks, katie. politics is one. most popular topics on social media. how should you react when your friends post stuff like this? we'll show you. this woman learns the hard way why tigers are kept in cages. don't drink and go to the zoo.

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let's take a quick look at headlines. six people, including three children were treated in the hospital after being attacked by a swarm of bees in arizona. firefighters had to spray the kids down with fire hoses to get the bees off. one man was stung about 300 times. the bees came from an open water valve at a neighborhood home. a halloween stunt lands a woman in the hospital with a tiger bite. jacqueline edie, being treated for a mauled left hand after she snuck into the henry dorely zoo and tried to pet an 18-year-old tiger. 17 is no problem. she was cited for criminal trespassing. >> from tigers to beagles. >> that's right. america's favorite peanut gang is finally hitting the big screen this weekend in their new film, the peanuts movie. i'm wildly jealous. he got to attend the screening.

>> it's fantastic and everyone was super excited to watch this classic comic come to life. >> i think they created who i am today as a human being. that was the first comic strip i remember reading. you had to laugh at the harder things in life. >> i've been a fan since they came out. you know how old i am. >> he's fun and so cute and getting into trouble. >> some controversy with this movie if you can believe it. how true to the peanuts brand would the movie be. for me, the big question is, will america's favorite block head, charlie brown, finally kick that football? we addressed the issue yesterday. >> charlie brown, do you think he'll ever finally kick the football? >> ever. not if lucy has her way. >> i think he will. either in reality or philosophically. maybe in some other dimension, i think it will happen. >> maybe today. maybe in this movie charlie brown -- i think.

>> there's a question about the movie. is it going to look like the tv specials? >> it's very different. it's animated. the animation is -- >> it's realistic. >> it's fabulous. the movie is so, so sweet. so many kids movies are snarky with a little edge. there's none of that. it's pure of heart. >> it comes out this friday. >> that's what it looks like there. like the davy and goliath style. >> a little bit. a throwback today. between that and squ"stripes". >> >> did you see it? >> i did see it. >> matthew morrison just turned 37 on friday and what better way to celebrate your birthday than a big old halloween bash. he kicked things off last night here in new york city at marquis theater. a sneak peek at what went on. >> excellent. >> i love my birthday. it falls the day before halloween. it's a great excuse to throw a party and throw a costume party

at that. just become a cooley vent. this is the first time we're doing it in new york city. i'm so happy. >> my wife and i do theme costumes. this year princess bride. we're doing wesley and buttercup. >> i love it. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, michael. >> i can't see you. it's hard to see things. you're dressed up like charlie brown. >> company brand. doing what i can. the bottom line, he's -- >> be rupert murdoch. it's fabulous. matthew morrison on broadway in finding never land. >> which is an awesome show. this caught on camera. an uber driver fights back after getting attacked by a passenger. the video you need to see again. >> how should you react when you see a post like this on facebook? what difference does it make anyway? we have the tips you need to know when gu online.

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all right. let's talk the internet and your smartphone and stuff like this. >> this is going to be good then. >> it is. because it's a smartphone. did you realize when barack obama was running for president, about 25% of the country was online.

now it is at 65%. here's a fact, according to pew research. 40% of americans most things on their social media about politics. things like these means as they are referred to. >> we want to tell you what to do if this tops out on your food, your facebook, your twitter. how do you handle it? >> what difference does it make? >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what's in it. something like this comes across the line, there are tips our cyber guy sent us. >> some people might think it is funny and other people might be repulsed by it. >> he said make sure your political posts are about facts, figures, and funny. at least check it that way.

are they factual? do they have actual numbers. and are they funny? >> if it's true, you can say it is true. >> what about when you comment on someone. >> don't make it personal. when you make it personal, it is no longer true, per se. it's an opinion. >> all of a sudden people will label you how you responded to a post. it's the circle of life. >> 25% of people end up getting more active once they see a post like this. if a friend's post crosses the line, unfollow them. >> see, i don't know if i would do that. >> what about a temporary until the election just to preserve your friendship. >> hardship, long-term preservation. >> what about favoring? >> if somebody puts something online that i didn't like and i unfollowed them, that he wants a strong statement. you want to seem tolerant.

>> here's what you could do. you could really let your spleen hang out and join a facebook group. this way you never get any outside opinions and live in your close circle. you could be free. free to do what you want. >> if it wrecks our day, that might be the best strategy. otherwise, send something funny back to them. >> if politics bugs someone in your circle, there are cute kitten pictures you can circulate online. all right. meanwhile, straight ahead on this monday, president obama is talking criminal justice reform in chris christie's home state of new jersey today. how does the governor feel about that. we will ask him when he joins us on the curvy couch.

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>> good morning to you. it is monday, november 2nd. stunning developments on what brought down the passenger plane killing more than 200 people. was it a technical error, or was it something sinister? plus, shaking up the stage. gop candidate to lay down new ground rules for the next debate. should republicans stop complaining, or do they have a point. we'll ask governor chris christie. let's hope he answers it took 30 years, but it happened last night. >> the 1-2 again. inside corner. the royals 2015 world champions. >> kansas city beat the mets a after an incredible come back. they are the heroes of the heartland. i am not a sore winner.

but my team won and joe's team lost. sorry, brian. mornings are better when the royals win. >> can you rub it in just a little bit there? >> just a little bit. all i am saying because i am the lone kansas city fan in new york city. it would have been back to kansas city for game six and seven. they were five outs. they have lost the series. governor christie hasn't heard it yet. he taped the game. >> did you watch last night? >> i was there. >> oh, he was there. >> i was there. >> we're going to get to the governor in about 90 seconds. we will talk about the game and debat debates. right now we have headlines.

>> good morning. i've got headlines to bring you. fox news alert. the airline that operated the doomed russian charter plane said the only explanation is what they call a an external influence in the air. metro jet, that's the carrier, now claiming that there were no technical problems or pilot error. they went on to say the planes just don't break apart midair. all 224 people on board were killed when that jet crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula. egyptian officials dismissed claims that isis is behind the tragedy. most of the victims's bodies have been returned to russia. we will bring you michigan information as we get it. the search for the missing "el faro" cargo ship. possible wreckage that was found over the weekend is in fact, the puerto rico-bound vessel.

15,000 feet under water east of the bahamas. it went missing a month ago during hurricane joaquin with 33 crew members on board. another fox news alert to bring you. three earthquakes rattling parts of arizona overnight. it hit near black canyon city, 40 miles from phoenix. a 4.1 quake hit the same area, followed by a 4 magnitude tremor 20 minutes after that. thankfully, no one was hurt. no damage has been reported yet. the former senator and one-time presidential candidates fred thompson has died. >> i'm just like you are. i love my country. my country has given a lot to me. >> we're told he passed away at his home in nashville, tennessee surrounding by his family. he had a recurrence of lymphoma. he was truly a jack-of-all-trades. he was a lawyer during the watergate trial. and he spent time as a tennessee senator, ran for president.

but was also an actor. he had a bigger than life persona. he landed a spot on "law and order." dead at the age of 73. our prayers go to his family this morning. those are your headlines. we really enjoyed him here. >> he stopped by many times. he started in the movie business in 1985. he was ask to play himself in the movie "marie." it was based on the life of a whistle blower which he defended. >> a great guy in every way. wonderful person. great actor. but a really great leader. it's a shame for the country and his family. >> as we switch gears, representatives for all the cancelled dates were invited. the rnc was not. you sent a surrogate. you all agreed the temperatures

will be set. opening statements have got to be a certain length. >> are you declaring it a no whine zone. >> there is no deal in place. secondly, stop complaining. set up a stage. put podiums up there and let's just go. it is just a statement of fact. they were not good. all right. did it really affect the debate all that much? >> because you guys were allowed to interrupt each other. and people like you -- your best lines. you were not cold. >> did you watch the first two? people were interrupting each other in the fitter two also. now, these folks less control over it. why are we spending time arguing and bickering around this. i would rather spend my time talk to go voters and talking about matters that interest the country. if anybody really, really cares

about the future of the country is wondering whether a bathroom is close? come on. >> somebody told some reporter that. that is why it is on a list floating around the internet. >> listen, if you can't exert bladder control for two hours, maybe you shouldn't be president of the united states. >> i thought we heard the debate was supposed to be three hours. according to john harwood, it was supposed to be two hours. >> if we did one for three hours, the bathroom worked out for everyone as best i can tell. >> people were coming in the next day, look how sweaty rubio was you. >> let me just say i didn't sweat at all in that debate. i saw walker sweating. i saw rubio sweating like crazy. if i'm not sweating, how hot was it? seriously. >> if you're saying the republicans should stop complaining, are you saying they should go ahead and do the nbc

debate? >> no. i'm not saying that at all. i'm a candidate for the president of the united states. i suppressed my opinion, as brian said, very clearly a after the debate about the fact that i felt the moderators were biased. i didn't feel they had power over the stage. to be sitting around and wasting our time biggerering, we are going to go around the rnc, let's show off and do what we need to do. >> it is not fantasy football. >> what about the criminal justice. >> that is an issue you care about. it was aimed at the president who was set to come today to visit new jersey, your home state, about reintegrating -- >> it was put up an hour ago. it points out the president is showing up governor in your state touting what he is going to do. you have been stuff regarding this for a while. >> yeah. and the fact is, it's great for the president to come and take

credit for something he has nothing to do with. crime has been down 20% and prison population down 10%. we have drug courts throughout state. we have been helping people become more productive citizens. when i became governor, the most dangerous in america. we fired the entire police force with their bloated union contract, hired a new force. since we did that, murder rate is down 58%. >> do you think the president is politically expedient? >> he wants to take credit for something he has nothing to do with. the president does not support law enforce. because of his rhetoric of his friends. >> as a law and order guy by trade, they were going to be letting 6,000 more out of prison that this is not going to be done in an orderly fashion.

people are going to get out. there is not going to be transition money or transitions in place. >> it is a concern. because we have a pardon process that works at the state level and should be reviewed. each situation is different. some may not be appropriated for release. he's going past the normal pardon process and just letting folks out. sit a concern. i pardon people of injure injure. i go through a specific process. we interview the person. >> so if the president of the united states is showing up in new jersey this week to take a bow for things you did, what's your message? stay home? >> he's the president of the united states. he can go wherever he wants. i want to know the truth of what's going on. he has not done anything in seven years as president on prison reform. we have done significant things. we are showing results. we will do the same thing if i become president of the united

states. we will be able to do it in a way where we support law enforcement. the president has lost his moral authority. >> what do you think regarding police? quentin tarantino came out last week and called cops murderers. it sounds like he is going to apologize. people are saying don't go to his movies. don't be his security. >> it's too late. he has a history of this stuff. we should be standing behind the people who protect us every day. i prosecuted bad police officers when i was u.s. attorney. but the overwhelming majority of our police officers are really good folks that deserve to be supported. it starts with the top with this president. >> who is right, comey or the president? >> comey is right. he has been in law enforcement.

the president has no idea. i was comey's colleague when he was u.s. attorney. he was my boss as deputy attorney general. >> he didn't back down from bush. he's not going to back down from obama i would imagine. >> last night this game in the ninth. what's your sense. franco -- matt harvey goes out in the final inning. the crowd is chanting his name. right move to let him go out? >> he was pitching great. it's right to let him go out >> there he is saying no way. >> the mets fans were complaining earlier when he didn't want to pitch. they said he should be tough and want to pitch. last night he shuts the royals down for eight innings. they couldn't get out of their own way. he wants to finish the game. they are just complaining because the result didn't happen the right way. if lucas makes a throw to home

plate, any high school player should make it. holzer is supposed to be a gold glove guy. he couldn't bag my groceries. and he goes home on that play. lieu lucas due da makes a bad throw. >> is there a sulking moment? >> i'm? sulking moment. i have only had two and a half hours of sleep so i'm still in sulk mood. it's going to take weeks. i'm a mets fan. so most of my life has been pain and misery. >> what's your message to them? >> congratulations. they played great. plays.served to win. we didn't. >> you're governor of new jersey and you like the cowboys.

>> here as a mets fan i'm in safe mode, aren't i? mets fan here in the new jersey area. >> next year they're taking it home. >> the jets, the giants, and the mets all lost. >> red bull won in new jersey. >> it was very bad. they were going wild. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great place. >> don't let the gloating get to you. >> he deserves to gloat. we'll get you next year. >> coming up straight ahead, if it's okay with the governor. >> sure. >> rudy giuliani and hillary clinton were on top of the polls. could it happen this time around? that was four years ago. larry breaks it down for us. and that's what it looks like. when uber driver fight back, one passenger gets a ride he will never forget. can a business have a mind?

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through the atlanta airport. i saw him. he had no aide, no person, by himself because his campaign was supposed to be ended. he won the republican primary that year. this is how the process works. >> interesting. well, in 2007, both presidential nominees sent senators barack obama and john mccain trailed their leading candidates. what chance does he or any other candidate, for that matter, is emerging on top of the list. director for the center of politics, larry sabado. good morning to you. >> good morning, elizabeth. >> take us back. we had rudy jewel a any and hillary clinton as leaders of their pack. >> absolutely. look, every four years it doesn't happy that the fields are shaken up. but in an open race with big

fields, which is what we had in 2008 and what we are having in 2016, it is probable. this is an enormous field. you're going to have a record a amount of money. once we get into the year and voting actually starts and you have reactions from the results in iowa. and reactions from the results in new hampshire and south carolina and nevada and on and on, you shake up the field. the poll numbers change. >> sure. iowa caucuses began. do you see that as more chance for shakeup based only on the number of candidates involved? is that what i'm hearing you say? >> well, a number of candidates is one factor, elizabeth. the other factor is, on the democratic side, hillary clinton has so many advantages. it's overwhelming. had joe biden been in the race, you could concoct a scenario

whereby she would be in trouble. bernie sanders, interesting as he is, i don't think he would be a serious challenge to her. even if he wins iowa and new hampshire. she has so many advantages elsewhere. >> too early to predict the republican side of the ticket, in your mind? >> well, i think there is going to be a shakeup. you could have a candidate rise, fall, rise again. in that sense jeb bush was correct. you hope he is the candidate who has fallen and will rise again. but it doesn't necessarily have to be him. it could be any of a wide range of candidates. i'm sure governor christie, who was just there on your set, would insist it is him. and maybe it will be. >> larry, great insight. great to see you today. >> thank you, elizabeth. >> see you again. >> an armed black man pulled over for driving with a broken headlight. and it all ended peacefully.

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sovereigns" joins us now. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> let's go back a couple days ago. you're driving around out there in arizona. you get pulled over. you see the lights behind you. you're wearing a hoodie. you've got a glock. what happened? >> i was heading to my place of work to drop off some paperwork. i got pulled over. my wallet was in my back right pocket. my glock was on my right hip. i didn't get it out in time. the officers arrived at the window. asked if there were any weapons. i told them that i was in possession of a firearm and it was located on my right hip and i was not going to be able to get it without going over the weapon. they asked me to get out. once i was disarmed, they ran the plates, ran the license and then came back and told me since

i didn't give them any grief about the temporary disarmament they decided they were going to just give me a warning since i was cooperative and we went our separate ways. >> that's how it is supposed to work. for a second you were thinking, uh-oh, this might not end well. >> i had no fear that there was going to be brutaled or anything to that notion. i know whenever i get stopped, i comply with all directives. every single time i have come into contact with law enforcement, i have gone away peacefully. there is added apprehension in the sense that i was armed. and there is apprehension because there could be a misunderstanding. a traffic stop, which is one of the most dangerous for law enforcement. it could go very badly. so there was a little bit of apprehension on both sides. it was all resolved to everyone's gain. >> it was. you're a military guy. you saw the professionalism in these police officers. you wanted to give them a shoutout on your facebook page.

and now it seems like the whole planet is talking about your encounter with the police when you had that headlight that was out. what has the reaction been? you essentially were saying there are stories out there about bad apples. but i want to give props to the men and women who wear the uniform and do the job right. >> we don't give them focus enough. it is a thankful job. they are out there serving and protecting the communities, keeping the peace. they deserve to have a little recognition now and again. since we focused so much on the bad. almost never focus on the good. and i felt that they deserved a little recognition. i didn't expect it to blow up like it did. i was not expecting this big of a reaction. >> right. and you have received a lot of comments, both pro and con. there has been backlash, right? >> yes, sir. >> tell me about that. >> the backlash pretty much

breaks down into two categories. you have those who are anarchy capitalists. saying i am a cheat for allowing them to disarm me. and i tell them they should study up on the laws and be cognizant if you're going to carry a firearm. and the black lives movement. i will break it down. moderates are being reasonable in their disagreement. they disagree. they're glad that i got out safe but disagree with the point of the post. i'm all for disagreement, civilized discussion. the second is more vi tri olic. they say they wish the cops had killed me. they wish i had killed myself. they're calling for the death of law enforcement. >> you're just telling your story. why are they so angry? >> i think they're angry because

i bear the challenge of narrative. they believe simply because i'm black i'm going to go along with what the black lives matter goes along with without any independent critical thoughts. >> steven, when black lives matter movement started you were on board with the idea. because there are some problems in this country. it is not widespread in your estimation, according to what i read from the producers. but there is something there to that movement, right? >> absolutely. most law enforcement officers agree that anybody who abuses the power of the badge should be punished and prosecuted. that badge is a representing of the public's trust. so if anybody betrays that trust, they should no longer become a law enforcement officer. i think what happened with black lives matter movement is that the fringe took their hard-core position of all law enforcement

are bad. this is all widespread. this is happening every single day. and every single police officer .s complacent in it. they have the loudest voice. and they are defining that narrative. there are moderates that are distancing themselves, commend them for that. there are so many that let that extremist narrative stand. they don't challenge it. they don't condemn it. and that's why i personally can't be on board with that movement until the extremists have purged from the movement. >> we read it. we wanted to get you on. we are so happy you would join us today from phoenix to tell us the back story and how you feel about it. steven hildreth, jr. thank you for sharing your feelings with the world and all of our fox news viewers. >> thanks for having me. >> good enough. 29 minutes before the top of the hour. check this out. uber driver attacked by his passenger.

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passenger after he was violently attacked. he man irritated when the passenger wasn't able to give him directions. he asked him to get out of the car and benjamin golden punched him several times, pulling his hair. golden was arrested and charged. a petition to kick the host raven-symone off the view has 125,000 signatures this morning for this. >> i'm mad about the hiring of you if your name -- >> viewers were upset over several controversial comments, including that one. they all happened this season she said people shouldn't be hired with ghetto names. they are keeping her on the panel but the talk show is still feeling the heat about carly

fiorina. >> she looks demented. her mouth did not down turn. >> they called out the double standards of women who are targeting her. here she was. >> what these women represent is a set of liberal feminists who believe if you do not agree with them on their liberal orthodoxy that you don't count. i am tired being insulted who talk about women's issues when in reality every issue is an women's issue. >> we will talk to carly fiorina here on fox&friends. see you back here in a half an hour. now the little known story of a forgotten war that changed american history forever. how the founders of a newly independent nation the united states confronted its first real enemy at sea. >> the author of the brand-new book titled "thomas jefferson

and the tripoli pirates." >> i found this story three and a half years ago with don jaeger. i started pursuing it. i said this cannot be true. here we are with our first war on terror. it happened a year after our birth when our people started to be taken hostage trying to get out of war debt just because they tried to go through the mediterranean sea. >> i wish history was taught to me the way your book is written. >> it is very impressive. >> you talk about the parallels. purchasing freedom. they were trying to ensure safe trade, trying to build their own. and not decreasing the growth of our own military. >> you have a situation where you don't have a president. we know we have this problem at sea where islamist terrorists are saying the koran allows us to because you're not muslim. they are taking our ships and we

have to put an end to it. they sent jefferson and adams to say, hey, tripoli, algiers, tunisia, we don't have a problem you with. we're a brand-new nation. they said, no, we have a problem with you. we need the money. washington said i have no navy. adams said we have one but we're not going to use them. and jefferson said we're going to fight them. >> this was the first of the barbari wars. so the pirates wanted money from the united states. >> right. >> why did we care about what was going on way over in the mediterrane mediterranean? >> they were all paying the money. sweden was paying the money. >> why did we decide we're not going to pay the money? >> that's a great question. number one, we didn't have it. we stood for something different. we felt we had to get respect throughout the world.

to do that, we had to take on this fight. every instinct said fight. i'm not saying adams was wrong not to. but in the end it took years. by staring them down and taking them on. pope pious said he has done more for the free world and for christianity than all the other nations have done in all their existence. >> it is chilling when you look at what is happening now and how we continue to fight for our freedom and defend it. >> you said i love the story for our brave men. >> my hope is that jefferson might attract you to it. but in the end i want you to know william eaton, edward preble and so many others. they lived and died and got no attention. the first land invasion of

tripoli in 1805. 1804-1805. this was his biography. i got this off amazon for $100. i hope people understand how great william eaton was. he was patton and mike ditka rolled up into number one. >> i had no idea. >> that should be a lot more. >> and we know the song, the shores of tripoli, that's what this is all about. >> it's the battle of the republic. the shores of tripoli, our first victory overseas. >> what a great look at such a crucial time. we could talk about his personal loss throughout this story. great work, brian. >> thanks for texting me along the way. you kept me up to date on what was happening. if you want a chance to see me in person, foxandfriends.com. fredericksburg on the 8th. book renew on the 10th. and santa barbara the 13th.

>> this friday in washington, d.c. thanks, brian. >> officially comes out tomorrow. >> order tomorrow. >> "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates." >> straight a ahead, the republican campaigns met yesterday to discuss guidelines for the next republican debate. should the republicans stop complaining or do they have a point about it being biased? that debate with brian is next did you see heidi column's jessica rabbit costume? why she literally had trouble getting into her own halloween party.

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welcome back. entertainment headlines. the funny man may be one of the network's biggest worries. three injuries in four months. they are worried he might have an excessive drinking problem. heidi klum jessica rabbit costume's hips were too big to fit in the door. >> thank you very much. many gop still seizing over the gop debate. a list of guidelines for next debate. should they stop complaining or do they have a point?

here to debate this is director of the north carolina republican party and brad isman. first off, brad, do you have a problem with this meeting? >> well, i don't have a problem with the meeting. i think it's a huge embarrassment to the republican national committee, which had one kind of goal this cycle which was to get control of these debates manipulate. i think these folks are a bunch of wimps. they say they can take on putin but they can't take a tough question. >> it is not a tough question. it is getting their point across. do you think the meeting is a problem? >> i don't. i think that the candidates have to find a way working with the rnc to make these debates more useful to the viewer and to

present in a fair and useful life. i was a local television reporter. some local reporters made pretty good debates because the u.s. senate races and governors races. they are in tune to what is happening in their state. that might be a way to go. the other thing is they need to take these debates and make a consortium. use different hosts so no one organization -- >> it will be interesting. are we looking at a clash here, brad? fox business, it's going to be a great debate were. we're going to say 60 to 90 seconds of retort. and they have some things on their list that talks about is it going to be a buzzer or a

bell. is it close. the temperature of the stage to be a certain level. i don't know if fox business is going to be out of it. >> these commands -- i just read the letter before we go on air. some demands are unbelievable. they don't want to answer yes or t to answer . questions from one candidate to the other. look, so what. this is hard. running for president is hard. being president is hard. you know, just roll with the punches. >> that is just a letter that came out. it was just an informal thing. it doesn't mean they are all standing by. dallas, final thought about this next clash. >> i think the focus has to be back on the candidates. we have good candidates. and their ideas and the fact that they are republicans don't need to be revialed.

but i think just the attention this has gotten. fox will put on a great debate. they put on great segments monday morning. that will do a good job. that will set the tone. >> right. >> this will get easier as people start to drop out of the race. it is more of a traditional debate format. >> absolutely. i would love to see the guys on the preshow and main stage at one point, but i don't think it's going to happen. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> 10 minutes before the top of the hour. the end of daylight saving time could really make you depressed. the tips to brighten up your mood when the sun goes down. meat loaf was topping the charts with this, i'd do anything for love. turns out he did.

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>> that's because of our sar kadian rhythm is off. >> my daughter said i can't believe we have an extra hour of sleep i feel so much better. >> because of the hours going down, sar kadian rhythm is off. we have less sunlight. >> how do we get more a natural light? >> we can always take a vacation. there's time for that. but uv light therapy. you can buy lamps a at home. they would use them in the hospital where they would give neonatal light. it shows that you actually increase your, again, serotonin levels with this light at home. it mimics the sunlight. >> you could also travel. >> natural light is the way to do it. when you're taking a lunch

break, don't sit in your cubicle. walk the city block. bum up. get the exposure. >> nothing will make me feel good at 4:45 when it's dark out. that is so depressing. dr., how long does it take to react? >> rule of thumb is for every one hour of loss, it takes a full 24-hour cycle. that's it. travel also plays a role. three-hour time difference, you need three full days to recuperate from that. >> so we will be great tomorrow. >> overall, we'll be great tomorrow. >> we should have talked to you yesterday. >> great. i love it that they are simple, easy to do. >> thank you, doctor. meanwhile, straight ahead on this monday, the republican candidates want changes for a future debate. first republican debate with

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it is monday, november 2nd. fox news alert. external influence brought down that passenger plane that broke apart in the a air. brand-new information this morning. changes perhaps coming to the debate stage. focused on a fix for the next debate. bret baier and carly fiorina to talk about what happened in the future. and it only took 30 years. >> the 1-2 again.

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property during the fall. that is a great idea. >> i use a leaf blowerer. >> i do not know that. >> most sunday shows lauded you guys for what a great job you did in your debate compared to the last were one. how do you feel about this meeting that took place for future debate rules that include the length of the debate. they want to know if there is a buzzer or bell. rules on applause. 67 degrees. and no moraesing of hands. >> i hate the raising of hands. i think this is an indication that the candidates got together. i don't think a what i'm hearing is there was consensus across the board. they agreed maybe on opening and closing statements and having more say on what's on the

screen, the bottom kind of graphics. but i'm not sure that there is a lot of consensus around that. they want to have a direct connection with the networks. no negotiate outside the rnc. that is a significant development. but a lot of them don't want to appear to be whining. they don't want to appear to be not able to take tough questions. because if they're the nominee, hillary clinton is a democratic machine that will be a little tougher. >> and regarding the tough questions, when you guys did the first debate, you asked some really hard questions. but then you let the candidate actually answer the questions, unlike the cnbc debate, where it looked like they were -- the moderators were wearing their bias on their sleeves because they would argue with the candidates when they were trying to answer. >> i don't want to defend them. i want to say this is a really tough thing to do, to juggle

that many candidates. especially when they feel emboldened to go outside and to just pipe up. then you have literally 10 people fight to go jump in at every moment. and, you know, i don't know. you have to keep it on the track at some point. >> some people can do that. >> you know, so should this be a no whine zone? presidential candidate chris christie joined us earlier. they said the candidates shouldn't be complaining about these questions. >> the candidates have to be prepared for any kind of question coming from anywhere. you can't complain about the questions. the audience won't like it. >> there is no deal in place. that's erroneous reporting. but secondly, stop complaining. you know, do me a favor. set up a stage, put podiums up and let's go.

i thought they didn't exert control. in my opinion, bickering about rules, we're going to go around the table. >> why are the republicans complaining because if you can't answer a question from some guy on a cable channel, what are you going to do with vladimir beauty instance at the same time you look at the democrats, they refused to have a debate on fox. >> well, that's true. we have asked, we have had many many pitches to the dnc and so far have been turned down with several different partners. we're still trying in the hopes that they add a debate. we would be ready to do that. the question about these issues. kucinich and governor christie are right.

if you look at senator ted cruz who had that breakout moment, it was because he called out the questions. by doing that he had arguably the biggest moment of his campaign as of yet as far as a public moment. and without a bad format, questionable questions, he wouldn't have had that. >> i thought the moment was so special for ted cruz because he wasn't talking about himself. he talked about everyone else. not because how come i'm getting hard questions. look how road you have been to the other six members of my teammates. this time he felt like he was the captain of a team rather than the lone ranger. >> it was a great moment on a lot of levels. not only did he call out the moderators but repeated what each said negatively about his opponent. it was kind of multilayered there. >> yeah. one other thing that cnbc did do effectively was they united the republican candidates.

they were, you know, incident was clear that it was the moderators versus the candidates. so the candidates gave it right back to them. >> this nation lost a great one. fred thompson, former presidential candidate and actor died at the age of 73, bret. everyone has shared warm words about the type of work he did. he's deeply missed today. >> yes, definitely. he was a character in all sense of the words in that he was bigger than life here in washington. he had a lot of friends up on capitol hill. he's of the process. he really didn't like the way washington worked. his campaign obviously for president didn't take off. but he always had that respect that was a different level here in washington that sometimes people like fred thompson. he was one of a kind. >> all right. he was the real mccoy. a lot of people thought he was an actor who became a politician. he was actually a lawyer who

played himself in a movie based on a story about a whistle-blower that he represented. then somebody said, hey, he's a great actor. he should be in the movies. >> and a questioner in watergate. >> exactly. >> at 17 years old he knew he wanted to be a lawyer. >> bret, thanks so much. i'll talk to you on the radio shortly. all right. eight minutes after the hour. we have i fox news alert >> we have an update. fox news alert. the airline that operated that doomed russian charter jet now says the only reasonable explanation for that crash in egypt is external influence in the air. metro jet, that's the carrier, now claiming there were no technical problems or pilot errors and planes don't break apart midair. the head of the russian faa says investigators don't have enough data to reach any kind of conclusion at this point. all 224 people were on board when the jet slammed into the

egypt sinai peninsula. egypt is dismissing claims that isis is behind the tragedy. most of the victims's bodies have been returned to russia. we will follow the story as it develops the first day of obama care. premiums are rising three times faster than expected. according to a daily caller analysis. premiums will soar to 20.3% on average. the feds first predicted a 7.5% increase. they apparently left out data from three of the four obama care health insurance plans. just moments ago, this news out of rome. the vatican announcing the arrest of a priest and p.r. woman. they are suspected of leaking confidential documents to the media. we are told a laywoman was

released from custody today because she agreed to cooperate with the investigation. they were members of a commission set up by pope francis to study church reforms. the arrests coming two days before books on vatican scandals were set for release. did you stay up late and watch this one last night? for the first time in years, the kansas city royals world series champions. >> the 1-2. inside corner. the royals 2015 world champions. >> well, the reigning royals pulling out their magic to score twice in the ninth inning to tie and exploding for five runs in the 12th to secure the world series title, 7-2. mets fans and chris christie giving some color commentary earlier. >> supposed to be a gold glove

guy. i wouldn't let him bag my groceries. >> have you ever thought about doing commentary for sports? he would be great at that. world series parade and victory celebration will be tomorrow in downtown kansas city. steve, you're a gracious winner. >> i wish they could have won in kansas city tonight but we'll take it. >> i'm sure they are thrilled. they had a lot of fans there too. this is how new york is taking the loss. amazing. they had a 2-0 lead into the ninth and they weren't able to hold it. they showed tremendous character. >> what a great day. >> we showed you this moment from "the view" talking about carly fiorina. >> she looked demented. her mouth did not downturn one time. >> carly fiorina joins us.

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presidential candidate carly fiorina joins us now. good morning, elizabeth. how are you doing? >> i'm well, thanks. we're hearing this meeting took place outside d.c. to reign in, bypass the rnc when it comes to the debates that are coming up and setting up debates more pleasing. we had governor chris christie on as well who said the republicans need to stop whining about these debates. how do you feel about it? >> well, i wasn't there and my campaign wasn't there. we were in iowa talking to

voters instead of talking debates. my policy remains what it has always been. i will debate anyone, any time, anywhere. the media is not going fair. >> you just take that as an understood. speak of the media not being fair, you eventually had a big announce. michelle collins dug into your appearance saying your face was demented. watch this for anyone who missed it. >> she kicked off her thing saying, you know, people tell me that i didn't smile enough during the last debate. she looked demented. her mouth did not downturn one time. >> can you imagine? >> mrs. fiorina, i threw out a challenge to "the view" and said why don't you invite mrs. fiorina and have either the courage to say the comments to

her face or apologize. you have an announcement to make today. >> yes. i will face the ladies of "the view" for the second time on friday. i'm looking forward to it. i don't need an apology, elizabeth. i think what this points out is liberals, and that includes liberal women, when they don't like the message they attack the messenger. my message to the ladies of "the view" is man up. if you want to debate me on policies, the obama administration has been bad for women. planned parenthood is harvesting baby parts. don't think to talking about my face. my candidacy has been called offensive to women by women. i have been told that i hate women because i am pro life by he women. this is what liberals unfortunately do too often. they a attack the messenger

instead of dealing with the message. >> whoopie goldberg is a friend of mine. she will be fair. when hillary clinton is running, they want to get behind a woman. how do you overcome that moving forward with this election? >> well, first of all, you run into it headlong. i mean, hillary clinton doesn't scare me. none of these liberal women scare me. we have to lay it facts out and introduce the american people why our principles and policies work together. rosy perez asked me why i was a republican. and i said because i know that no one of us is better than any one of the other. each one of us are by god. our values work to lift even up, men and women. that actually is the debate we

have to have to win. hillary clinton is going to continue to say that her platform issue, she is going to be the first woman president. what i will force her to do is debate her principles and her policies and track record. on that ground i will beat her. >> wouldn't that be great. can i ask you this before you go. donald trump said we are in a tripled america. jeb bush said this is a great america. where do you stand? >> well, this is a great america. we need a president in the oval office who will lead the in surgens. the government has grown too big, bloated, powerful and corrupt and the political class who hasn't done much about it. we have been managing its decline. we need a leader who will lift this nation. that's why i am running for president. >> bring your a game. thanks for your time today. >> thanks, elizabeth. and quentin tarantino calls

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we have got a fox news alert in our headlines. a trio of earthquakes rattling arizona overnight. the first, a 3.2 magnitude shaker hit near black canyon city. the second two hours later. it was even bigger at 4.1. finally, 4.0 hit 20 minutes after that. no injuries or major damage that we know of. >> and 43 chipotle restaurants remain closed after an e. coli

expert in washington state and oregon. so far eight people have been hospitalized. all right. that's news, brian. >> police unions across the country are joining new york city officers in boycotting quintentin tarantino movies. >> i am a human being with a conscious. and when i see murder, i cannot stand by. and i have to call the murderer the murderer and the murderer the murderers. his own cousin nearly died in the line of duty. former nypd officer joins us right now. frank, thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. what happened during the columbia riots? >> well, as you know, they were protesting the vietnam war. they were destroying the

buildings, the interiors, the exteriors. it was 1,500 to 1,800 students that were coming out of the buildings and trying to go to the gates. and they sent 10 police officers to try quell them and quiet them. they took our night sticks and helmets away. >> they didn't want to spend the wrong message to the rioters that you were going to crack down on them. >> they didn't want us looking like storm troopers. we went in. unfortunately, we were outnumbered 1,500 to one. >> you give up the quality of your life for the badge and the city. >> that's right. >> you walked with a cane then. your cousin hops up and starts speaking and said -- we just

showed america what he said once again. what is your reaction? >> terrible. disgraceful. i can't imagine he made statements of that type. a man of his celebrity, instead of working to bring the community and the police closer together, he separated them more than ever. he caused a terrible situation and made the police job much, much more difficult than it normally is. and it is a very difficult job. because you meet all types of people. and your job is to be out there and keep the peace. and the only time that people really like a cop is when they need one. >> exactly. >> when they need a cop, they expect him to go out there and put their life on the line for them. and policemen do it every single day. >> we know that. we know what the policemen and women are going through right

now. some at home are saying what's the big deal? a director comes out with irrational statement. as an officer and as a relative of yours, what is the big deal? >> the big deal is he's causing havoc that should not be there. there is a man that could do good. instead, he did harm. that's what hurts. >> are you embarrassed? >> that he is not considering the life and families of a police officer. and these people that do these things cause more harm than good. and a police officer goes out every day not to hurt anyone but to protect people and to make sure that law and order takes effect. >> right. >> when law and order breaks down, nobody is safe. >> and, frank, you never talk to the guy. you don't know him.

you're related to him. you're related to his dad, who doesn't have a great relationship with him anyway. let them sort that out. but in the big picture, he is going to evidently either do an editorial or is being pushed to apologize. is that the right step? >> oh, absolutely. we need an apology. and we need him to correct the situation by realizing he made a mistake and going in the opposite direction of healing the wounds of the community and the police. >> got you. thanks a lot, frank. i'm sorry you're going through what you're going through. as someone who works in the city every day, i appreciate what you have given for everybody here. frank gucciardi, thanks so much. we showed you this facebook post on the black national guardsman who got pulled over. and he thanked the cops. break out the rake.

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later today, president obama is going to step into governor christie's backyard of new jersey. >> that's right. he will talk about his plans for criminal justice reform. >> but is that really the right answer. kristin fisher is live at the white house with more. hey, kristen. >> president obama has made criminal justice reform one of his top priorities in office. today he is expected to announce several measures that would help

reingrate into society. new guide answer in arrest records for public and federally assisted housing. and director office of personnel to delay inquiries into criminal history until a little bit later in the hiring process. this announcement comes just days after the justice department started releasing 6,000 plus inmates as part of new sentencing guidelines for drug offenders. it is the largest one-time release of federal inmates ever. this morning chris christie, the governor of the state where the president will be making these remarks, called it very concerning. >> he should not be allowed to take people out in one fell swoop. they should be reviewed. some may not be appropriate for release. he is going past the normal pardon process and just letting these folks out. it is a concern. >> having millions of people in the criminal justice system

without any ability is bad for communities and bad for our economy. >> the plan is later today for the president to tour a drug treatment facility in newark. and then he will head to rutgers for a roundtable on prison reentry. >> i'll tell you, a lot of drama to make sure there is no violence in the guys's backgrounds. we'll see what happens. you have the rest of the news good morning, brian. good morning to you all. snap chat is promising users that it will not store their private photos after a controversial update when terms of service took place last week. some suggested the app was laying claim to users's photos, like it or not. tiger woods's former caddy is breaking his silence in a

brand new tell-all book about his 13 years working alongside his golf pro. saying he felt like he was, quote, his slave. it is called "out of the rough." he discusses tiger a's disrespectful behavior toward him on the links by tossing clubs and spitting on the ground as well. williams also faced public scorn during woods's 2009 affair scandal. he was fired in 2011. well, an armed black man pulled over in his car for driving with a broken headlight in arizona. but instead of mouthing off to police officer, steven hildreth explained he was carrying a licensed weapon. police disarmed him. then he drove away without any infractions. his facebook post has gone viral. he said i'm a black man wearing a hoodie and strapped. according to certain social movements, i shouldn't be allowed right now because police are allegedly out to kill

minorities. he was here. >> they deserve to have a little recognition now and again especially since we focus so much on the bad. we almost never focus on the good. >> hildreth's message has gone more than 6,000 likes. a grown woman caught on camera stealing candy meant for children. a family set up a hidden camera to see how honest children would be. they posted a sign that said help yourself but be considerate. most took just a few pieces of candy. but a grown woman takes everything that's left, leaving nothing else for the trick or treaters. an adult did that. really? those are your headlines. let's head outside. >> thank you so much, heather. fall means leaves on the ground. and lots of time spent raking and winding up with blisters on

your hands. >> how do i get them up? we're here to help you. we have the dos and don'ts. >> tips to make life a little easier this fall. welcome today. i like raking. but there are ways to make it easier. >> absolutely. we're in the 20th century. why rake if you don't have to? >> this is easy to hold. ? that's the point. no gas power necessary. look how powerful this is. one touch. it's like whoa! >> are you pro blowerer or pro rake? >> if you run out of battery power, which can happen. you're halfway there, it's getting dark, slide it over, plug it in. boom. we picked this up at home depot.

anybody can get it. >> what's the strategy. if you have two people with blowers, you blow together. it is all about blowing. you have to pile it all up. make a big pile. consolidate. then go back to old school raking. >> how do we clean this up? >> go old school and get the rake. >> just some tips first, wear gloves. you're going to get blisters. you don't want to put the rake down. let the rake for you. you're just trying to take the top off. >> we're going to use the leaf scooper. >> can you believe it? >> this is state-of-the-art. instead of grabbing it one at a time. >> look at that. >> it is so much easier. this next thing, this is real

simple. >> is this by apple? >> steve jobs, the last thing that he did. yeah. this is $8. it basically holds the bag. it makes life so much easier. this is what you need. this is a monster. you wrap this around. >> eye wear, ear plugs, all a that good stuff. all it does is bags it all up and mulches it for you. >> and then we dump it in the bag. >> yeah. >> or another thing, obviously we talked about mulching. throw them back on the ground a as compost. you get nitrogen. >> forget about the mulching

part. what if i leave the leaves out there. >> if there's too many, the neighbors will complain. and the sun won't reach the grass. >> listen, nothing is too small for us. we do everything. >> that's what we do at our house. >> the raking guy. >> yea! >> all right. coming up, the workforce is aging. and new technology is taking over the office. how can you keep up with changing times? we have expert tips you don't want to miss. one toddler gets the scare of his life from his grandpa. >> come here. it's more than the cloud.

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above 50 today in america. these are the people that really help build the country. they put their hands down and made the united states the powerhouse that it is. they don't want to quit. they understand the challenges out there. they want to be in the game. as they get older they recognize if you quit, your health goes downhill. so they are going to be in the game. >> it makes perfect sense. >> a lot of people are in jobs and at one point or another, whether over 50 or over 20, there are red flags to look for. your boss is on the case. you're told you're in trouble. you're out of the loop. the boss goes to other people. perks start to evaporate. these are things that a lot of people go through. >> it happens. it will never happen to you or me. but it does happen. they're regular flags. you'll know about it in your heart. your boss gives assignments to somebody else. he takes your purse away. he doesn't invite you to

meetings. you know something else going on. you go to the boss and say i want to build the organization. i want to help you. i want to make you look good. what can i do to help you. >> that makes it clear you're on a team player. >> what if the boss doesn't like you? >> get ready to leave. make sure you are financially in good shape. if you're financially in good shape, remember that old phrase people who live and don't really enjoy what they're doing. figure out what you really want to do. what you really want to do, try to be happy at it. that's the most important thing. if you can be happy and do that, that's the thing to do. make a list of things that are going to make you happy. >> it's always great if you have a job you enjoy. we played a a little snip et from the robert de niro movie how suddenly he is on technology. when you are in the workforce,

even though you might say, you know, i have never learned on a computer. why should i do it? you really should do it. >> you have to do it. 100 million people have tremendous skills. skills that young people don't have. if you take those skills and mary it with technology, you really have a home run. you're ahead of the game. and people want you to be in their workplace. >> what should somebody over 50 do? should they be on linkedded in? >> start with the basics. it's not that hard. it takes maybe a few hours to really pick it up. once you pick it up you're on facebook, on the net, you're constantly surfing, you're going to like it and find a lot of information you never had before. >> now, if you are an adult above 50 years old and you're working with younger people, you have some tips how to get along with them and how to bring the gap. one thing you say is don't

patronize. >> understand their need for instant gratification. don't try too hard to fit in. build their confidence. once you get the young person on board and you become a mentor for them, they will be with you for the rest of your life. >> one of the things about the older or seasoned worker, is they really appreciate the work. >> absolutely. there's no question about it. somebody that has a job, and let's say they are 60 years old, they know they're not going to get another job. they are going to do their very best they can and create value. that's a big thing for them. they will think inside internally it's a big deal. >> you have written a number of books but this is helpful to people. it is called "50 plus! ". >> you may need it some day. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. straight ahead on this monday, an adorable toddler gets

the fright of his life from grandpa. >> oh, grandpa. i'm telling you. the kid and grandpa join us next. but first another scary old man named bill joins us in 10 minutes. >> hold on to it. thank you, steve. the campaigns are pushing back a few new plans. carly fiorina says she's tired of liberal feminists. what she will do about that starting today. a gas station built with your money. how did that happen? and an e-mail clearly ignored here at home. you gellin'?

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an adorable target gets the fright of his life from good old grandpa. >> come here. >> rah! >> the baby a's reaction to his grandfather's mighty roar has been viewed by 1.5 million people. charlie white and his 2-year-old grandson jet jernigan join us with mom crystal from oklahoma. >> good morning. >> charlie, you're a scary guy to a 2-year-old, aren't you? >> yes. >> what was the reactions? >> set the scene for us. >> excuse me? >> set the scene for us.

what brought the roar? >> that was about the second or third time we did it that morning. and we would play hide and go seek. and he was chasing me. i was chasing him. he came out and i roared and he -- his reaction is almost the same every time. >> what is your reaction, cryst crystal, as jet's mom to know 1.5 million people have viewed this and get just as much kick out of it as you do. >> it's crazy. we september it to funniest home videos not thinking about what happened. after it aired, it went viral. >> how long ago was that? >> we sent it in about two, three months ago. and just recently we found out it was going to be on air on its first episode.

>> and then it went viral, a as they say. >> yes. >> charlie, i know you do this a lot. he is your only grandchild, who is spoiled i suspect. do you still get the reaction after time you do the scary voice? >> yeah. he goes roar and scares me. he has a little roar. >> would it work right now. >> i don't know. do you want to hide? >> hide. ready. rah! where's jet? rah. >> he got you. >> he's got your number, grandpa. >> all right. charlie, crystal, jet, thank you very much. >> we're going to hide now. >> thank you.

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