morning. today is saturday, the 19th of december, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. a brand new fox news alert, since the republican debate who is up, who is down. plus tonight the democrats take the stage but will anyone be watching? >> and then an awful story. killed four people in a drunk driving accident but he skipped jail time because his parents spoiled him. that's what happened. he is the afliewn enzoo affluenza teen. this morning they are on the run. >> one mother gets a public school to cancel his annual trip to see santa claus. they do it every year.

not anymore. wait until you hear how the rest of the family has fired back. war on christmas in san jose. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> oh, can you feel it? >> the force is with clayton morris this morning. >> merry christmas, everyone, can you feel the christmas spirit. it is, of course, "star wars" week. >> the "star wars" spirit. >> start with your family? >> we will give you all spoilers. no, we are not going to do any of that it was a wonderful time yesterday. >> also, how not to die. what do you think about this title? >> oh, is it worth living? no steak? no snickers? we will let you decide. the foods that can save your life. we will tell you later in the hour. >> you are upset because you haven't had any green vegetables since 1981 or something. >> '83. >> black seeds and break berries. and a whole lot more. >> how not to die foods.

>> bring you the latest from the presidential race now in serious progress. we have a brand new fox news poll. here are the things you need to know from it. first, in first place, donald trump increasing his lead to it 39%. followed not that closely by ted cruz at 18. marco rubio 111. ben carson 9. jeb bush 3. >> ted cruz ticking up. saying he picked up ben carson's voters. that's where they are trending to as ben carson comes down. george w. bush says husband brother jeb bush was peeking at 3%. i'm not sure. >> keep in mind there is a margin of error in this poll of 5 points. so it's possible when you are at 3% in a poll with a 5% margin of error that you have no supporters at all. >> oh, boy. that 11 point jump for donald trump. this is the post g.o.p. debated in vegas and also post banning non-u.s.

muslims from coming into the country, a big jump for him. and, according to foxnews.com, that increase comes mainly from men, white evangelize christians and voters without a college degree and this does, of course, come at the expense of dr. ben carson. >> so these are the numbers. and yet the campaign itself looks he very different. donald trump in first place as we said at 39%. he is not even close to first place in the spending race. that prize goes to the jeb bush campaign and super pac which has outspent all the other candidates combined. once you take a look at partisan ad the bush campaign put up this week going after donald trump. watch. >> how do you think barack obama is doing right now and not only in terms of some of the strategy, the policials he is outlining but in terms of the appointments he has made? >> i think he is doing great. i think hillary is a great appointment. i think he is doing a great job. >> so you are impressed? >> wow. >> will that work? >> that's a great question. do we know how much it's working? they had multi-million-dollar ad a

few months ago. >> we think in the business of covering politics it's a formula. the more you spend on ads, the better you do and the worse your owe tonight in the ones you are attacking do. that hasn't turned out to be true. it may turn out to be true. possibly jeb bush will be the nominee. as of this morning these ads are really not returned anything. >> that's amazing. >> as far as these polls go, i want to show you this one as well. what real matters is the general election. north can who win the primary but the general election. let's take a look at this fox news poll, clayton? >> these are the matchups against hillary clinton if she is the nominee. marco rubio stacking up there had 5% to clinton's 43%. ted cruz neck and neck with hillary clinton at 45%. ben carson slipping behind hillary clinton at 46% to 44%. donald trump. >> look at donald trump. >> that's the lowest of all of them at 49% to 38%. in a head to head matchup. that's interesting. >> it is interesting. >> all eyes tonight though -- >> -- doesn't seem to have

any bearing at although on people's republican voters' response. what's happening tonight? there is nothing on tv, right? >> going to go see "star wars" tonight. >> let's talk about the democrats because there is something going on with them. the dnc reversed course' bernie sanders data breech ahead of the hillary clinton camp tonight. >> it is tonight. if you don't want anybody to see it of course you put ton saturday night. that's when this debate unfolds at 8:00. >> mike emanuel is live in west chester, new hampshire with the latest on this. he will be watching mike maybe not the debate. >> clayton, tucker, anna, good morning, heading into the third democratic debate tonight. there was quite a fight with the sanders campaign filing a lawsuit against the democratic national committee trying to restore access to that critical voter data base it sounds like it was revolved overnight but the bottom line is there will lukely be hangsover after comments like this one.

>> the leadership of the dnc has used this incident to shut down our ability to access our own information. information which is the life blood of this campaign. individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in any way they want, but they are not going to sabotage our campaign. >> it will be interesting to see how hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders handle that issue tonight after four sanders staffers were accused of accessing controversial voter data gathered by the clinton campaign, leading to the sanders campaign temporarily suspended having access to the data base. all will be watching tonight to see how sanders and governor martin o'malley get with hillary clinton in the debate. sanders complained about the number of debates like this one saturday night before christmas. meanwhile a republican candidate took this swipe at the democratic debates. >> they keep scheduling the

democratic debates at like 2:00 a.m. on a saturday on alaska pbs. [ laughter ] it's almost like they don't actually want anyone to see their candidates for president. which you can understand why. >> there has been some grumbling about the dnc, perhaps, trying to protect or hide hillary clinton, leading to the outburst yesterday suggesting there was some favoritism in favor of hillary clinton. bottom line, we do not expect a huge audience tonight, but a lot of folks up here in new hampshire say there will likely people be watching clips tomorrow on this show and reading about it after the fact. back to you guys in new york. >> mike emanuel will be there. thanks, mike. >> it's unbelievable. >> if you look at this the bernie sanders arguing they have been for a while now that they are trying to basically hide these debates. of course they are. the dnc is completely controlled by hillary. the degree to which she has

overreacted to the sanders campaign, which is not a real campaign, you can buy him off with a double bag of weed and he would go away. he is not going to go away. the many hillary campaign acting like this is a mortal threat to them. how from fragile and fearful they. >> wolf blitzer are you going to stick to this and only have a half dozen debates. oh we have forums. pressedder on her where forums are asked one-on-one and there is no real debate. >> of course not. there is is very little democracy in the democratic party right now. i would be upset in i was a democratic voter. i want a choice. >> we want to ask what you are going to be doing tonight. are you going to be watching the saturday night debate? are you going to be christmas shopping. watching football, or go see "star wars" tonight? "fox & friends".com, let us know. >> we are waiting for president obama, along with the first family to land in hawaii for their annual

christmas vacation in honolulu but, first, the president made a pit stop' in san bernadino to meet with the families of the victims who died in the terror attack. this comes after speaking about the the war on isis just hours before. we have a full report live from washington, d.c. ahead at 6:30. and protests spilling into the streets of downtown chicago overnight as demonstrators call for the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel and a state attorney for the way they handled the mcdonald shooting. police arrested one protester for trying to break through a line of officers. officer jason van dyke has been charged in the 17-year-old's deadly shooting. evidence faces six counts of first degree murder and one of official misconduct. his arraignment is scheduled for the 29th of december. and "star wars," the force awakens breaking the galactic bank and crushing box office records. >> i was created to do one thing. i have got nothing to fight

for. >> the seventh movie in the saga raking in $100 million in just one day. that shattered the previous opening day record of 91 is million set by harry potter and the deathly hollows. part 2 that was 2011. it is now on track to beat jurassic world's of $208 million. got your money. >> let me say that. >> i thought that money was yours. >> we will probably go see it again tomorrow my wife and i. we had the kids and we couldn't pay much attention. it's probably as close to empire or better than empire strikes back. >> you are not going -- i'm not going to lie you are speaking a language i don't understand. >> i have never even heard of jurassic world. >> i could not put those in order. >> just forget the prequels, they are fake and terrible. just the original. >> prequels were the ones in the middle. >> those were terrible ones a few years ago. >> don't pay attention to those.

and of course those aren't in the movie theaters. if you want to go to the movies pretty good weekend for it finally cold air. i'm sure clayton is happy with this. even with that, take a look across the northeast. it's chilly but not all that cold. the coldest air is right here across the northern plains, that's not going to last all that long. buffalo, new york, had not seen any snow this year until last night it got its first measurable snow. that broke a record that goes back to 1899 and the latest they had ever seen snow was on december 3rd. now we have a little bit of snow. lake-effect snow today and tomorrow. start to warm things up. most of the action is still out across the west more rain and mountain snow. we will be warming back up toward 60 all across the eastern seaboard this week for christmas. >> good, because it's christmas. >> coming up, the happiest place on earth getting tough with more guards and metal detectors at disney world. is this type of security the new normal in this country and should it be? >> it's a christmas surprise

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background for overseeing places like theme parks. paul, it's great to see you this morning. >> as always, great to so you. >> is this something we're going to have to live with? >> unfortunately yes. there is no question about that. places like disney and other soft targets will have to start reexamining overall security plan and start to move that perimeter back a little bit so we can start to screen people before they get on property. >> this is not the country a lot of us want to live in. this is the result of bad government policy. government imports people from refugee camps in somalia and the rest of us have to go through metal detectors. >> when you start letting people in here when you shouldn't let them in. we know we are in the elm preon nic stage of holy war with islamic terrorists. we know where we are week and vulnerable. that's exactly where they are going to go. we don't want to say. this you have got to think about this from a business standpoint. did disney really want that capital expenditure? >> of course not. >> they wouldn't do that unless they had solid

intelligence said you have to do this. >> is it possible to protect a place like disney or sports stadium or shopping mall. it must be very difficult to make a place like that secure. >> it is. at the end of day think of a layered system. we are going to start mitigating the risk before people getting. in so expand that perimeter and start screening before people actually get inside. that's what you going to start to see. >> what is that going to look like? i show up with disney with my family how is it going to be different? >> two fold it will take you longer to get. in go through. maybe get patted down and check your bags and then you are inside. the second part is actually the best part. it's what you don't see. especially a place like disney that spends a significant amount of money on protecting people at the park. let's just say there will be exponential increase in the amount of human assets that will be deployed inside the park that will be profiling, looking for things that aren't a right and addressing things preemptively. a lot going on behind the scenes to keep people safe.

>> what about the rudy giuliani post 9/11 strategy hoist in defiance of you i'm going to live my life as i always have. >> i'm a big fan of rudy giuliani. we can't do that right now. we are not fighting al qaeda. we are fighting isis. they have a different business plan and value proposition. strategy central tra je'kel tore into the united states is totally different. they are using social media right here in our own country. a lot different what we're contending with today as opposed to 2011. >> the government actively working against our interest. we pay the price and bring our small children through metal detectors is upsetting. thank you. >> great toe so you. >> you know they are bad when cops say things like this. >> not only are we looking for you. we are going to have santa claus looking for you, too. >> santa is on the case. why that sheriff is enlisting old saint nic to track down this suspect.

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first family are moments away from landing in hawaii. >> this after a day where the president stopped in san bernadino and held his end of year press conference. >> our own jennifer griffin is live in washington with details on this. jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, tucker. on his way to hawaii with his family. president obama stopped in san bernadino, california to meet with the 14 families who lost loved ones in the recent terror attacks amidst a lot of hugs the president tried to remind people of the overall good that is still out there in this country. he said he found inspiration with the families before leaving washington, he held an end of the year press conference at the white house in which he spoke of the way ahead in the fight against isis while offering few country new plans, he did promise to continue his push to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay next year. add ing that the number of detainees would fall below 100 in january. >> guantanamo continues to be key magnets for jihadi

movement. continuing to close it our counter terror strategy. >> there is not a great deof evidence that guantanamo bay is used as recruiting tool for isis. much greater propaganda tool for al qaeda. >> guantanamo continues to be one of the key magnets for jihadi recruitment. for us to close it, is part of our counter terrorism strategy. >> a new fox news poll of registered voters shows that 58% of those polled disapprove of the way in which president obama has dealt with isis. 75% say the u.s. has not pursued terrorists here at home aggressive live enough. back to you guys. >> jennifer griffin in washington. thanks, jennifer. >> well, wanted this morning, a massive manhunt for america's most wanted teenager, 18 years old. there is a $5,000 renow out for the kid who has been affectionately called the affluenza teen couch.

he mowed down four people in 2014 with his pickup truck. he is on the lamb running with his mom and they can't find him. >> pretty unbelievable. now there is a a bounty on his head. one of the factors in his disappearance there was a video of him around a beer pong table. part of what his sentence was he didn't have to go to jail at all. 10 years of probation. he had ting arely check in with a probation officer and he wasn't allowed to drink for 10 years. here is that video. and that may have spurred his get away. but this is outraging all kinds of people across the nation. not just people who are involved in the case because the family lived by something according to a psychologist the defense called to the stand that was the golden rule not do unto others as you would have them do unto you. we have got the gold. we make the rules. nau this happened. >> this was repulsive story. it outraged people. the boy had grown up in such a way that he wasn't suited for jail. you couldn't punish him because he couldn't handle it. basically the judge made excuses for him.

this was imbedded by his mother. is it a surprise she has taken him on the lamb. >> parents second home at the time and then he got behind the wheel of that car and then he killed a 24-year-old a 41, a 52 and 21-year-old in that drunk driving accident. now, it looks like the sheriff's department. they get their hands on. hold him in juvenile detention until his 19th birthday in april at which time that he would be tried as an adult. >> i mean, this is basically not surprising. when you make excuses for kids' behavior, when you tell them it's not their fault. it's somebody else's fault. you get a pass and extra time on the test and get a trophy even though you didn't win. this kind of stuff adds up to bad behavior. if you excuse that behavior you get more of it. >> how about this defense in the first place. how about people that don't have money and don't have a good upbringing and two parents in their household you can use that in my defense my parents didn't raise me right. >> i don't think his parents did raise him right. >> right. that was their defense. but there are a lot of

different ways to raise your children inappropriately. if this guy gets caught. if than couch gets caught he could face up to 20 years in adult prison. >> if you see him, let us know. >> other stories making headlines. sheriff grady judge the law man who we had on "fox & friends" nabs a long time drug dealer in a massive sting. officials in polk county arresting sean boudreaux alleged cocaine dealer who had been lufing in the high life 15 years now. sheriff judd has a stiff warning for the one man still on the run in operation no snow for christmas. >> not only are we looking for you we are going to have santa claus looking for you, too. >> that's for jonathan mckinley who is wanted for trafficking meth. a war on christmas walk out. dozens of parents pull their kids out of a california public school to cancellation of a field trip to see santa claus.

it's a 10 year tradition the school nixed it after one jewish mother just one rejected saying one religion was being favored over another. no word if the district plans to reverse the decision. and the south carolina fast food worker has served up emotional homecoming. >> hurry up, hurry up. >> what? >> hurry up. >> it's that way. oh my god. oh my god. >> there he is, nancy martin bursting into tears the moment she spots her navy son nicholas. 20-year-old returned home early to surprise her at burger king. he has been deployed for the last 8 months on the uss essex. her mother thought he would be serving through christmas and wouldn't be home. >> we can't get enough of those. we play those all the time and every sing is gel time it gets me. >> to see the looken on mom's face. rick reichmuth outside. >> i will tell what you what, a little bit of chilly air coming in.

lake-effect snow. take a look at this video out of michigan gotten around the grand rapids, michigan area. about a 50 car pileup kent county. snow coming in very quickly the way the lake-effect snow bands hit as you go from having no snow to almost whiteout conditions very quickly. and that's what he would are seeing all across areas of the great lakes today. a lot of people happy about it we have not had much snow. in fact, halderly any snow. buffalo getting its first measurable snow of the season. here's the look where the snow is. see a little bit buffalo area. a lot of that is going to warm up and melt this week. go to hurt maine east coast to get more snow. certainly the high e. elevations arizona and new mexico. i think that's going to hold for christmas day. a very, very unlikely, guys that we are going to be seeing a white christmas across the eastern seaboard. >> all right. thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> talking "star wars" the force very strong.

lining up to seat force awakens. >> all right. let's light it up. we need cover. >> get ready. >> it's the seventh episode of the "star wars" series burning through box office records. estimated to bring in more than $100 million on its first day. >> step into the fox light with micah tamara who sat down with the tax and director and this guy to my left is super jealous. >> the force awakens is on its way opening record weekend set more records than any other film. i had a chance to sit down with j.j. abrams including harrison ford. take a look. ["star wars" theme music]

how was your approach where the story picks up recommendation generational. very much about the new characters. while the original characters are critical and the history is very important. this is a story about characters that you haven't met before. >> good thing jj did in these movies is carrying a lot of the, i guess, vocabulary original "star wars." >> it is a seamless continuation of the "star wars" saga. i think the fan base is going to be very, very pleased with it. >> chewy, we're home. >> your life is about to change. prepared for what's going to happen. >> i think definitely changing already. here fox news and talking about the "star wars" role. i'm not an extra. i'm not an extra. i'm lead, damn it.

>> for the younger members of the cast, that's going to be a significant change in their lives. >> so excited like that is wonderful. and am i ready? i'm ready for the film to come out. it's been a long time coming. >> for me to be a part of this one, i noticed how much joy and enthusiasm went into making it. >> every single person's work shines through that film. and i'm confident that people will love it. >> oh, yeah. >> in theaters everywhere. i saw it for the second time last night. you understand you saw it, too. >> here is the misstalk i made. the kids loved it wee went with the kids yesterday. they insisted on getting dressed up yesterday. miles wanted to get in little jedi outfit and ava got dressed up aspirin says leah. >> did they bring their weapons into the theater. >> they brought their light sabers in.

they haven't outlawed it yet. 3-d. if you haven't seen it yet. don't go see it in 3-d. it's too dark. just 3-d technology. >> first time regular. i saw it in 3-d last night and it was a little jarring. >> it was a little dark. >> did you wear the 1950s glasses? >> they provide them for you. >> it was so much fun. >> i think it's maybe even better than empire strikes back. >> don't miss it in theaters everywhere. check out all my interviews with in the fox light.com or follow me on twitter or instagram at fox light michael. >> fox light michael tammero. thanks, michael. texas it man sitting in a hospital bed is begging to stay alive. >> stay alive. >> you are praying? ' hospital says there is no hope and wants to let him die. the question is who gets to choose when a life ends? a fair and balanced debate

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>> yes, he is praying. >> so are the doctors treating kris dunn, giving up too soon on him? katie duke is an er registered nurse board certified in acute care. attorney with texas right to life. the legal team helping kris dunn's mother's fight for son's life. nice to see both of you this morning. katie, i want to start with you. >> good morning. >> you have seen manner of hardship facing families in this situation. what should the hospital do. >> the first and foremost thing that the hospital needs to do here is to make sure that the patient and the family have realistic expectations and goals for end of life care and decision-making and all the support they need for making those decisions. this is not a point in time where you at all want to be battling between legal and hospital and family members and the patient about what we want to do to give this man the best quality of life even if it is within his

last dying days. >> joe, this video is amazing. and it shows him basically say i want you to help me out here. i'm praying. i want to live. you find it unconscionable that they would consider basically taking him off of the -- off of these machines and sending him away from this hospital? >> right. the real culprit here is not the hospital. it's the law that allows the hospital to form a nameless, faceless committee to make a decision without a record, without knowing what kind of information that they have considered without a patient advocate and without any right of appeal or review. it's easy to argue that, well, he is terminal, let's end it peacefully, but where do you draw the line? they made that decision more than a month ago. he has lived, continued to live for a month. longer his condition has not

deteriorated. he is asking to continue to live. >> under this texas law aattending physician refuses to honor patient's care and that decision goes before this medical committee. the patient is basically asking, i want the care. >> he will with, i think it's kind of hard to determine from a 10 second cell phone video somebody's mental because there is factors that go into play. if this patient from what i are read online he has metabolic multisystem organ failure there is a lot that goes into that. my question here is, you know, at some point in time do we realize that there is nothing more we can do as a healthcare provider. i'm a nurse. i have been a nurse for over 10 years. i have seen countless patients, you know, die. and it is a process that is never easy for anybody, but at some point in time do we say okay, when can we as humans and technology and medicine do no more and what is the best that we can do? at this point in time i know that the healthcare provider

team has to be feeling like they are doing more harm than good. >> and, joe, he doesn't have insurance, right? so. >>. no that's part of carrying the cost. who carries the cost from here and that's part of the problem in this. >> well, why did they take him into the hospital to begin with when he was admitted he didn't have insurance. the real problem here and what i heard is an argument for euthanasia. it is not allowed under the law. where in anyone's life process do we determine when the rest of their life is futile? the care is clearly not futile. the care is keeping him alive. >> katie was that an argument for euthanasia. >> first of all this is far from euthanasia. second of all, it, again, unless you are a medical expert and you have seen and taken care of patients in these situations, at some point in time, there is nothing more than you can do. and what is the definition of quality of life? you and i may have varying definitions of quality of

life. has anybody really established what quality of life means for this patient and family? have they had support to make that decision? >> joe, i will give you the final word. >> chris is alive. he is awake. >> he is alert. >> what's your definition of alive. this man is being sustained from machines. is he in chronic pain? does his family have questions that are unanswered. all of these are things that need to be addressed. >> joe, 10 seconds with the final word. >> this is exactly the reason why this law is horrible. because it allows people like katie to decide the rest of your life is unimportant. to them. >> nobody is saying -- everybody's life is important. but i think, you know, what we need to do is we need to do more good than harm, you know. as medical experts just as i'm sure you are an expert within your field, you know, this is why we have decisions in committees like this. >> katie and joe, we appreciate you with this incredibly difficult story this morning. we appreciate. >> it thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show. now, the third secretary of defense under president obama has come out to

criticize his former boss. what chuck hagel is saying this morning that could be dire for our national security. you don't want to miss this when we come back. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself,

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our segment coming up. >> one minute after the hour. we are going to get right to this. it's a fox news alert. this is a live look now we're go to show you. right now president obama and the first family touching down in hawaii any minute. >> this are a a day where the president has stopped in san bernadino where he held his year end press conference. >> jennifer griffin is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest details on this. good morning, jennifer. >> good morning, clayton, tucker, anna. at his end of the year press conference, the president outlined how he plans to combat isis. not a lot of new concrete plans. but the president did say that he hopes to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay negligent year and that he has not given up working with congress. >> this is part of what they feed. this notion of a gross injustice that america is not living up to its professed ideals. we know that we see the internet traffic. we see how guantanamo has been used to create this

mythology that america is at war with islam. >> this as new polls show low ration for how president obama has handled isis. a new fox news poll of registered voters shows that 58% disapprove of the way in which president obama has dealt with isis. 33% approve on route to it hawaii the president and first lady met with the 14 families whose loved ones were killed in the san bernadino terror attacks. the president repeated that isis has lost 40% of the populated areas it controlled in iraq a year ago. but that is a bit misleading since the group still holds mosul and ramadi and its fighters have set up a base in libya. back to you guys. >> thanks, jennifer. i want to bring in jim griff griffith. do you sense a theme here? the president just says isis uses gitmo to make the claim that america is not living up to his own ideals. the president himself has said that part of the pattern of him blaming america for terror attacks.

we have got too many guns. we are islamophobic. we cause global warming. this is a theme, no? >> oh, absolutely. the only one using gitmo for recruiting is the democrat party, his left wing. this is a soft to them. he has released so many jihadis he has problems for them finding jobs for all of them. he wants to look in the mirror if he wants to know where our national security problems are. >> he has doubled down to try to close guantanamo bay. here is what he says. listen. >> guantanamo continues to be one of the key magnets for jihadi recruitment. >> for us to close it is part of our counter terrible strategy. >> we will wait until congress has definitively said no to a well thought out plan with numbers attached to it before we say anything definitive about my executive authority here. >> i want to put some

numbers up on the board now of the gitmo detainee recidivism rate. 117 of the 653 have been confirmed to return to the battlefield. it's about 18%. and then another 12% are suspected of doing. so so that brings to a grand total of 30%. almost one out of three. is now the time to do this when the war on terror seems to be at a fevered pitch? >> no. as i said. he is serving as their best recruiter. he is returning their leadership to the battlefield at a time where they're triumphant. i don't think it's good policy. congress doesn't think it's good policy neither do the american people. >> what does it say about the u.s. military or say to the veterans who wept and fought on the front lines in iraq and afghanistan and who are seeing these guys return to the battlefield? when you talk to your comrades in arms, what do they say? >> they are disgusted. i mean, the idea that you would have to go back and fight again and potentially have others die for someone we caught and put into custody, and now we are just

going to open the gates and say well, you know, the political winds are blowing a different direction. maybe we should change our security policy. it's absurd and dangerous. and the president is flat wrong. >> so, gethsemane, chuck hagel, former secretary of defense, former senator from nebraska became yesterday the former dodd secretary to acould you say the white house of running its foreign policy and defense policy really with politics chief in mind. went on and on and on about how ineffective it is. here is a quote from the hagel interview on foreign policy. one thing, way too many meetings. meetings are not productive. i don't think many times we ever got to where we needed to be. we kept deferring the tough decisions. there were always too many people in the room. this is, again, from the former secretary of defense. devastating, isn't it? >> but it's it the truth. and that's really the sad part. the president's staff, his national security team with political tools not national security experts, and he runs it based on polling, not smart policy. he needs to get out of the

way. the military could have killed isis years ago. and our law enforcement could do a good job of looking for the jihadis here if he would stop shutting down investigations for political correctness reasons. he is the problem, not our security team. >> yeah. and this isn't just drama. this isn't just sour grapes. ponies with the national security. >> without a doubt. that's the sad thing. chuck hagel went in as a republican to a democrat administration, hoping to provide some bipartisan policy. the problem is the president wasn't interested in that. he does not worry as much about our security as he does about what his political allies need him to do. and he is too narcissist to listen to the people who know what they are doing. he knows better and we have seen his policies fail. isis is intercontinental caliphate and the entire world is less safe because of him. >> jim hanson the executive vice president center for security policy serving in the special forces.

jim, great to he so you this morning. have a merry christmas. >> nicely put by the way. thanks a lot for coming on. >> merry christmas. seven minutes after the hour. on to other stories making headlines in this fox news alert. the democratic national committee reversing course, restoring bernie sanders access to a crucial voter database. this follows a breech by hillary clinton where campaign exploited software error gave them access presented by the clinton team. the dnc cut off ohis access geographic data prompting sanders to sue. and the hero becomes a victim. a 15-year-old high school football player from tennessee shot dead while shielding three girls from the bullet. he was on the course with his brother and friends when a group of men walked up and started shooting at them. the knoxville police chief fighting back tears as he described the shooting. >> he had jumped on top of three girls to shield them

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out across areas of the west. that's where all the cold air has been and where it will be for crumbs eve. this morning we have chilly air that settled in across the northern plains. down across the southeast. 29 in atlanta. we will warm right back up again. it will feel a little bit like christmas. not very cloudy but we have this lake-effect snow. rough travel there look at the rest of the country looking absolutely great except for the west west. that's where all the action has been and will continue to be for the next couple of days. guys? >> thanks, rick. >> $3, $3, $3, $3 -- $12. [ laughter ] >> well, there was a re'public can debate this week and this was one of the most talked about moments of the evening. watch. >> this is a tough business to run for president. >> i know you are a tough guy, jeb. i know. [ laughter ] >> we need to have leader that's real tough. >> you will never be president of the united states by insulting your way. >> let's see i'm. >> which candidate did it help? we have got the numbers

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and that running for the republican nomination. which moment in this week's dewaits and which hurt them? lee carter, the dial test. and she us now with the results. great to he so you, lee? >> great to he so you too. >> this moment the most talked about moment in the debate was this mini showdown between donald trump and jeb bush. let's play it for those who didn't see it the first time. >> you are a tough guy, jeb. we know. >> we need to have a leader that's. >> you are real tough. >> you will never be president by insulting your way to the president. >> let's see right now i'm 42 and you are 3. you are moving further and further and pretty soon you will be off the end. >> wow. >> did not work out very well for bush there people said, some people said he was like a sacrificial lamb. he had no choice but to go out there and come after him. he came across looking at weak. democrats hated it. republicans gave him only like a d. it was a sad moment for him. >> if you have got a choice

in the presidential debate between coming off as overbearing jerk or coming across as weak, it's not much of a choice, is it. >> it's not much of a choice. bill clinton in times of uncertainty it's better than to be strong and wrong than right and weak. >> if your opponent just basically punches you right in the face, you can't just stand there shouldn't you come back. >> you should but you know what? i think people first of all aren't liking the republicans going after each other. go after obama. go after hillary. it's much more appealing across the board. but, in this case, the other thing is the people said bush just -- it seemed like forced. like he was just waiting for his moment to go in there. even though in some moments it felt raw, the chaos. the other moments he put out there didn't work for him. it's not authentic. >> boy was it compelling television though. >> um-huh. >> chris christie the governor of new jersey had a pretty good debate according to most reviews. >> if your eyes are glazed over like mine, this is what is it t. is like to be on

the floor the united states senate. limitless debates how many angels on the head of a pin from people never had to make consequential decision about executive decision. the fact is after seven years i had to make decisions after 9/11. make a decision how to proceed forward with an investigation or whether to pull back. whether to use certain actionable intelligence or whether not to. >> he spiked going after congress there. >> independents responded to that overall christie had a really good night. the polls are keeping him flat. people said he was really strong. he went after things he uses outsider status even though he has experience as a governor to go after d.c. they really resonated with. this republicans gave him a b. independents a c. the democrats not as much but overall even a democrat said you know what? i would pick christie or rubio over any of the other candidates. >> why? >> if you look at the head-to-head polls. >> watch the dials. attacks work. ted cruz also a good night on america winning again,

watch. >> american can win again and we will win again. ronald reagan reignited the american economy, rebuilt the military, bankrupted the soviet union and defeated soviet communism. i will do the same thing. cutting taxes, cutting regulation, unleashing small businesses and rebuilding the military to defeat radical islamic terrorism. >> america wins again? that sounds almost familiar to me. >> it does. you have heard that before. it was so interesting. the republicans were off the charts. you couldn't see the line anymore. democrats couldn't have gone any lower. what i think what we are seeing is cruz is turning into the most polarizing candidate. trump and cruz had that love fest. what everybody is saying hey, do you think maybe they are getting the same message? maybe they are lining themselves up? what's going on here? it did sound an awful lot like trump's message. >> here is another one of trump's messages, america

doesn't work very well. >> we have to change our whole way. our healthcare system is a disaster. it's going to implode in 2017 just like you sitting there, it doesn't work. nothing works in our country. if i'm elected president, we will win again. we will win a lot. and we're going to have a great, great country, greater than ever before. >> how did that work? >> it worked really well. what's interesting to me is to see how much independents are responding to donald trump. right up there with the republicans. they both gave him an a minus. he is optimistic. his message is simple. he uses the same message over and over again. people want america to be great again. they want america to be win again. it's working for him. >> among independence. >> it really is. >> great to he sue. >> thank you. >> coming up, he killed four people drunk driving but skipped jail time because his parents spoiled him. that's what the judge said. now, the boy called the affluenza teen is on the run

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♪ keep fighting the good fight. >> "war room" became box office. number one film in the country second week in theaters. here is steven kendrick and his brother and fellow writer plus director, writer alex kendrick all in the family. merry christmas. >> and by the way it's out on dvd it will be out on the 22nd of december, just in time for christmas. >> that's right. >> steven, when you put pen to paper and started writing, this did you have any idea it would become the number one film in america. >> no, we didn't. we haven't had that film with courageous or fireproof. we were hoping for number three behind the scenes. it was a shock for us. >> alex, are you surprised by the response of this film? >> well, it's something that we prayed for and hoped for. people were so responsive they would stay in the theater afterwards and pray just with perfect strangers or have these really emotional reactions. so we are really blessed to know that it really hit the heart of what we were looking for. >> steven, when you were writing, this were there moments that you knew when

you were putting pen to paper that this is going to really be the piece that resonates with an audience here? >> well, we grew up in a praying home. we have seen the power of prayer in our own lives. we wanted to introduce people to that experience for themselves. but, we were crying sometimes as we were writing these scenes thinking this is really going to grab people's hearts. there is a lot of laughter in the movie as well. >> for someone who hasn't seen the film, what do you think it is that resonates so much with people? >> i think so, high percentage of america still observes prayer and knows that something that connects us to the lord. and in a crisis, you know, we need it. but we need prayer to be more than just a spare tire we get out in a crisis it needs to be a steering wheel. making prayer a priority. >> always extras and bonuses in here. what can we expect on the blue ray? second disk? >> there is over an hour of special features on here. there is the bloopers. we put a lot of funny bloopers on there when our actors mess up on set we get

excited rather than getting upset on them. it's going to go on the blooper reel. we talk about story of unanswered prayers behind the scenes. how we cast the movie. >> what's it like keeping this in the family. >> it's good because our strengths are different. we love supporting one another. one of us is only the point person the other comes in support. i direct, he produces. it's a real honor work with our brothers. >> "war room" is out on dvd. december 22nd. go pick it up. great christmas gift. >> merry christmas. >> congratulations on the film. wonderful. >> coming up on the show. democrats. hillary clinton campaign accusing bernie sanders campaign of theft. what does it mean for the debate. live report from new hampshire. that is next. plus this morning we are skipping breakfast and heading right for christmas dinner. why not. the bacon wrapped recipe your family is going to love. our friend john mackell more is here. cooking in a few moments. ♪ everybody has a hungry heart.

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that belonged to hillary clinton's campaign. >> tucker, they said it was only 40 minutes they got to read that data. this as democrats prepare for the third presidential debate tonight. >> mike emanuel is live in new hampshire with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning, an -- anna, clayton, tucker. the issue of restoring that database has been resolved after the sanders' campaign filed a lawsuit last night against the democratic national committee. however, the more serious charge of favoritism of the clinton campaign by the dnc could linger there has been a lot of anger on display. >> if the dnc continues to hold our data hostage and continues to try to attack the heart and soul of our grass roots campaign, we will be in federal court this afternoon seeking immediate relief. >> we need our data which has been stolen by the dnc. >> tonight we will see how clinton and sanders handle the issue of force. sanders' aids being accused of accessing controversial

voter data that belongs to the clinton campaign. one sanders' aid was fired it could lead to tension at tonight's third democratic debate here in new hampshire. the latest fox news poll out last night has clinton leading sanders a 6-34 with former maryland governor martin o'malley with just 2%. o'malley clearly needs a game changer and sanders could use a moment to shake things up. new hampshire political analyst says the timing of tonight's debate is lousy. >> i don't think the debate is going to be critical for new hampshire. first off, it's the saturday before christmas on a saturday night. nobody is going to be watching this. it's going to be people are going to learn about it by reading the paper the next day rather than seeing the debate. >> sanders and o'malley have complained about the timing of these debates and number of debates. the "new york times'" frank bruni talked about the invisible democratic debates and said the democratic candidates have been hidden in a closet. anna, clayton, tucker. >> thanks, mike. >> putting it nicely. >> so clear about what's

going on the dnc is wholly controlled by the hillary clinton campaign. this thing has been orchestrated from day one. she is being anointed, corn nateed as the nominee of the democratic party. there is not an actual democratic race. >> that's what bernie sanders has been complaining about. why are we putting these on a saturday night. you are defending hillary clinton. you are hiding her basically on saturday night when no one is going to watch. therefore, no one gets to see us either. >> exactly. >> the third of six debates. and wolf blitzer actually questioned debbie wasserman schultz on this. said do you have any plans to make any changes to this and said no we are going to have some forums. yeah, exactly. just going to be a one-on-one interviews and no real chance for that spirited debate. >> no, because they want to have an elections without voters it doesn't work that way by the way. there is going to be backlash is my prediction. >> tonight, 34 minutes after the hour. on to other stories making headlines in in this flirt. china is accusing the united states of, quote, serious military provocation after flying a bomber over a man made island in the south

china sea. china's defense ministry demanding washington immediately take measures to prevent such incidents. both countries are locked in i want i can disputed over the region with china declaring it belongs to them the united states insists on freedom of navigation. now has a bounty on his head . drunk driving judge said he was too rich to know any better. a warrant was issued for his arrest after he disappeared shortly after a video emerged showing him next to a beer pong table at a party probation, drinking would violate his probation. his mother is also missing. and the wal-mart truck driver who slammed into a limo carrying comedian tracy morgan wants the criminal charges against him thrown out. kevin roper says he had been

awake for 28 hours before the accident on a knowledge highway. he was charged with theft by auto and four counts of assault. husband lawyer says won't receive a fair trial due to the large lawsuit morgan filed with wal-mart. that case eventually settled. the comedian suffered a brain trauma, also a broken leg. his friend james mcnair was killed in that crash. and some ohio cops delivering christmas cheer to unexpected drivers. >> i am crying. >> you don't have to cry. >> it's christmas, right? >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> oh my goodness. >> toledo officers bought $3,000 worth of gift cards from a local grocery store ranging from 25 to 100 bucks. they stopped drivers and pedestrians and surprised them with little holiday gifts. those are your news headlines. great community realities there. all right, tucker and clayton and rick out to you. >> you are the best, anna, thank you. christmas just six days

away. if you are looking for ways to spice up your meal, look no further we have the man. >> joining us now john mckel dadgum that's good, too. >> one wasn't enough. two wasn't enough. actually got our third cookbook dadgum that's good and healthy. but, folks, christmas is -- did you say six days? >> six days. >> you can believe it? >> how about having a dad gum good christmas family and friends master built wants to take your recipes outside. smoking is one of the hottest trends right now in all of the restaurants, the chefs are talking about spicing up their meals by adding some great smoked flavor. >> he we are talking slow smoked. >> hickory chips here, add apple wood chips. master built has taken the art of smoking and made it really simple. using your oven. free up that oven to do your deserts. we are going to do a turkey and a ham in the first segment and when we come back, we're going to do some mac and cheese. we're going to do some sweet

potatoes with brown sugar. yeah. stop. you guys are going to help me. >> this is smoked and it's good for you. the last time i was here we deep fried the turkey in butter ball turkey fryer. we're going to do the same recipe. injecting the turkey with buttery creole mayor nadz. basically like an accelerated brian. we're going to take some cajun spice and completely cover the turkey on the inside of the cavity and out. who wants to wisconsin. it's cold so the honey is a little cold. get it out of there. >> a little? >> a little cold. >> whoa. >> hey, honey, can we get this warmed up? >> so gold. >> take the mustard. >> so let's get the honey into there. all right, guys. and the mugs tarred.

>> how many guys does it take to stir honey. >> i would recommend you do the marinade inside your home. >> to so blend' that together. >> i'm blending. >> and we're going to take a blow torch and we're going to get that a little bit warm and we're going to put on to the ham. >> all right. there we go. >> honey, brown sugar and did ion mustard. we have taken the smoker. we have several models. you have one that you can do with remote control. blue tooth technology. smoker to 225 degrees. >> so you can use your smart phone to get an alert when you get certain temperatures? >> that's exactly right. >> clayton understands you now. >> where are the a apple wood chips going? >> here is the recipe. the reason we called it a

oinken gobble. >> the ham on top of the turkey the ham is going to baste on top of the pushingy. 30 minutes per pound for the turkey, 225 degrees. halfway through an 8 hour recipe on the turkey, you want to put that ham in there, smoke it for four hours. >> that's a long time. that turkey, that's 8 hours. >> an 8 hour recipe. >> are you guys hungry? >> yes. >> apple wood chips. >> add some apple wood chips to the side. >> come back to find out how this is working. >> how my marinade worked. >> see this right here? check it out. guys, that's what you want your ham and turkey to look like. >> anna, can you smell what john is cooking? >> you can smell what john is cooking? >> we thought it was getting a little -- it looks amazing. bring it in. come on, hurry um. >> all right. guys. >> tucker's suit coming up. >> exactly. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. here is what is coming up on "fox & friends" weekend.

something like out of a movie. a deputy jumps out of his vehicle on to a moving 18-wheeler. look at this. and saves the driver just in time. that deputy now being called a hero. he joins us live ahead. plus, how much do americans really know about isis? >> i'm neutral about isis. i know it's a big problem. >> you are neutral about isis? >> okay. >> way to take a stand. >> and that's just the beginning. jesse watters here live with a look at his brand new show coming up. he came hungry. ♪ ♪ he's a macho man ♪ anybody can ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey

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growing trend of isis. what do americans actually think about the terror group. >> here to give us a sneak peek of tonight's new episode of waters world is the host and o'reilly factor correspondent jesse watters. how are you? >> looking forward to it. >> you hit the streets to

find out what people think of isis. >> yes. >> that's a popularity contest for isis. >> that's right. >> surprisingly not a lot of people know who isis is and where isis is. we asked the basic question to people. take a look. >> what do you guys think about isis. >> i feel like we shouldn't really be worrying about our safety. >> do you remember 9/11. >> i do. >> touche. >> i'm neutral about isis. i know it's a big problem. >> you are neutral about isis? >> okay. >> way to take a stance. do you think isis is islamic? i don't think there is like a religion behind it. i think it's a group of people. >> they could be anything. they could be radical christians. they could be radical judaism. >> you think isis is presbyterian? >> anybody have a dictionary? >> wow. >> ice is sis radical christians. they could be radical christians? >> did you ask her his or

her ho she is voting for in the general? >> if she remembers in the election is. >> you hope she doesn't. >> that's amazing. >> but bill o'reilly, i know you have been trying to get him on the show. >> yeah. he has been really hard booking. >> you know where his office is. >> that's true. >> key his lock and get in there. >> i understand you can strong arm him. >> i needed advice on being a good host. i had a lot to work on. i thought i might speak to a tv legend i called matt lauer first. not available. next best thing i talked to bill o'reilly. >> bill gave me advice and let's see what he had to say. >> are you worried my might eclipse your show in ratings. >> yes, i'm very worried about that. >> good, i'm glad i have got that on the record. have you been watching me and as you know i need a lot of help personally as a host. where do you see room for improvement in my presentation? >> everywhere. >> can you be more specific? >> no. >> everywhere?

>> you are a disaster. you are. first of all, you try too hard. >> i do? >> yeah, that's endearing to some elderly people. but you. >> lick -- like me. >> i think my next book will be killing watters world. >> you take -- you seem to stick your pen up. >> i was jotting things down. i took his ad vice. >> pop the collar around his suit. >> i don't think he will ever do that you have ever seen bill outside of a suit. >> you didn't pop yours. >> you don't do this in a suit, anna. come on. you know better than that. >> miami vice. >> are you having fun. >> i'm having a great time. what does it look like? >> it looks excellent. >> i'm excited to be laughing tonight at 8:00. >> we also go undercover in the war on women and we send

a very attractive woman to go under cover and she reports back from the front lines in the war on women. >> does she work here? >> now she does. >> excellent. >> she works for me, tucker. >> i'm glad you are doing that.ring around here. and then bill and guy one-on-one with a gang member. so i survived that interview. and here we are. >> did you bring her with you. >> no, i did not. >> get that dress from wardrobe. >> 8:00. >> i can't wait. going to be very entertaining. >> looks like a stunt man but it's not. it's a deputy jumping from his cruiser on to an 18-wheeler. it's not from a movie. it actually happened. talk to that deputy live next. >> that's right. and the pc police outraged over one college campus menu that includes friday chicken, siewshy, and vietnamese sand sandwiches. what's the problem?

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>> friends, it's the video of the morning. the heroism of our law enforcement caught on camera. watch as deputy bravely leaps on to an out-of-control semi-truck, barreling down a nebraska highway. his leap of faith ends up saving the driver who was having a medical emergency. as so many others on the road that day. here to join us is nebraska deputy sergeant todd voik. sergeant volatile organic -- sek

thanks for joining us. >> good morning, anna. >> when you see that video you say is that me. >> i have had to watch it a couple times over the last week or two since it happened it's still kind of like why did i do that. >> vin diesel fast and furious. there when a call comes is semi-truck. not some smart car. semi traveling down the highway 65 miles per hour. did you think something nefarious was going on. >> initially at first when somebody doesn't pull over to law enforcement that's what you are thinking. is there something criminal going on. as it turned out it was more of a medical emergency. >> they could have been a drunk driver. could have been an angry driver with road rage. which may have put new even more danger. this driver was having a medical emergency. so, explain the moment when you go from your vehicle into the semi and how did you it. >> well, after the vehicle had passed me. and when i was directing traffic and i seen that the

driver's head was bobbing down like he was passed out, i knew i had to do something. i jumped in my truck, got up in front. made it out luckily the deputy that was on the side there was seeing exactly what i was doing. and got up and got ahold of the mirror and got ahold of the handrail. got the door opened up and just got it stopped. >> so you literally grabbed the mirror and handrail and that's how you pull yourself. in did the driver eventually come to? >> as i you got the door opened up, i think surprise fresh air coming in and me standing in his door way, did come to enough. as i'm reaching across trying to grab air brakes. i yelled at him to hit the brakes, he did. automatic response. more out of fear than anything. and then he kind of went back in his -- slumped back into his seat. >> even before hitting the brakes, you had to pull the steering wheel, right? you were about to go off the road to the right? >> yeah. it was starting to go to the right.

and i pulled the steering wheel back to the left to keep us on the road because that's a nasty ditch right there. and i was able to keep ton and everything worked out. >> so impressive, what kind of training did you have that made this possible? >> well, as law enforcement, we go through a lot of training, just gives you that self-confidence. there is nothing that trains you for anything along this line, but it just felt self-confidence. being able to work as we were all -- as you see all the law enforcement. my deputies that were there. we were working together as a team. truly it's -- you work on everything just to be able to handle any situation come across. >> pretty impressive. sergeant volk, how is the driver doing? i mean it, sounds like you saved his life by the looks of things. >> well, they kept it from crashing and everything like that. i know even at the it scene with the rescue, norfolk rescue we were able to get he glucose into the driver and he was feeling better. we'll found out he was a diabetic. they did take him into the hospital and i know one of

other deputies spoke with him after that he was feeling much better after, you know, a short amount of time. >> we are glad he is doing okay. you can can only imagine just how guilty he feels, too. we wish him well this morning and sergeant volatile organic -- sergeant volk you may have saved a lot of others on that highway too. member arey christmas. >> merry christmas to you too. >> sergeant volk right there in neble. they raise them right there. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. another year media bias did b. to come to a close and full of moments just like this one. >> part of why yesterday was so successful is she looked like she is having fun and she is doing for her new stuff. we have never seen her get a burrito before. >> never seen her get a burrito before. worst offenders of 2015? we are breaking it all down straight ahead. >> you don't do cyber monday. today is super saturday. the best deals of the day like 600 bucks off a huge tv.

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hi friends, good morning, today is saturday, the 19th of december, 2015. i'm anna kooiman and brand new fox news polls just out. the first since this week's republican debate. we break down who is up, who is down and what happened with donald trump. >> and do you remember this? hillary clinton applauded for being fun and new. >> part of why yesterday was so successful is she looked like she is having fun and she is doing for her, new stuff. we have never seen her get a burrito before. >> yeah, she is fun and new. that's mark halperin, he is straight down the line. that's media buzz, ladies and gentlemen. today we will show you the worst possible example our annual media bias awards so fun. >> so fun going in chipotle. lebron james plows into the

wife of pro-golfer jason d.a. after going for a loose ball. what she had to be say about in this morning shoes, he had to be taken out in an ambulance. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. merry christmas, everyone. festive mood here. >> anna, clayton, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. you hear the bells. today is super saturday. get all your christmas shopping done. >> what is super saturday? >> it's reserved for men who run out to the malls super saturday to get all their shopping done or to begin their shopping. that could be you. and by the way don't be ashamed. there is still time. >> also, we're going to have a dadgum good time with john mckel more he is smoking ham and sides. >> we have a brand new fox news poll that gives a pretty sharp and clear

pictures where the presidential race is this morning by a first place by a mile is donald trump coming out of this tuesday's republican debate, he is at 39%, followed not so closely by ted cruz at 18%. >> you thought that maybe he couldn't go any higher, 11 point jump from just last month and according to foxnews.com the uncrease comes mainly from men, white evangelical christians and voters without a college degree. if you look at those numbers again it comes at the expense of dr. ben carson. >> analysts saying those are the voters for -- ben carson's voters when he has dropped down those voters going to ted cruz right now. it's interesting when you look at that to see jeb bush down there at 3%. you mentioned earlier it's a plus or minus 5 percentage margin of error right now. statis tuckly, that could mean zero, zero percent for the likes of chris christie, carlie foreignna, and jeb bush. >> and polls like this are always a reminder, a moment to stop and get a little perspective on the race. six months ago i didn't know

a single person who didn't think that jeb bush would be the nominee. he still may be. we don't know what what the future holds. we are in a very different place from what anybody expected just six months ago. >> he said he is the tortoise slow and steady wins the race. brother george w. bush says he is upbeat about it. what really matters is the general elections, not just the primaries. so in this head-to-head matchup, clayton, these are the numbers. >> look at marco rubio he is out on top of hillary clinton at had 5% to hillary clinton's 43%. of course, again, plus or minus there is a 3 percent margin of error. statistically tied almost across the board here. cruz and clinton 45 tied. 46 with ben carson and look at the ones that outside of that margin of error. that's trump and hillary clinton. hillary clinton sort of walloping donald trump in that new fox news poll. >> yeah. well, all this against the back drop, of course, of the democratic race. something you haven't heard much about. that may be by design. tonight, there is a

democratic debate. one of only i think six this year. and this has led the sanders campaign to make a pretty obvious observation that this whole system has been rigged on the democratic side by the hillary clinton campaign to reduce her vulnerability, to take any risks out of the process to allow her to be anointed the candidate. >> also this comes on the back drop of this data breech breach that happened this week among the two campaigns. here you have a staff member from the bernie sanders' campaign accesses this main hub. to be fair, let's explain in this. the dnc has a main data hub where they collect voter information. every campaign has access to this main hub. however, each campaign has their own like little section in this hub that other people can't touch. well, what happened this week ised that the bernie sanders campaign got access to hillary clinton's voter information, which is like sacrosanct, you absolutely don't touch. >> access for 40 minutes he said. >> for 40 minutes they. >> these are the guys that did the obamacare website:

why this is significant in order for a campaign to raise money this is is the day-to-day use. this is all the information who votes in the democratic primary. how much money they have given. the sanders campaign estimates they have lost $600,000 because they were not allowed access to their own data. and so they sued and the dnc caved. the point is the dnc says the sanders' campaign totally in the pocket of the hillary people. that looks true to me. >> especially for a saturday night when the sanders' campaign is explaining hey, look, why do you keep burying these things on saturday night when nobody watches saturday night television? what are you doing? >> why are there only six of them? debbie wasserman schultz said i have no plans to add any more debates. we may have more forums which is a one-on-one type of thing which would lose the whole idea of debating each other. >> if hillary clinton is so tough, so ready to take command of our country, why is she afraid of bernie sanders? here is a guy who has literally no chance of becoming a nominee or

president. he was a bad mayor. he doesn't want the nomination and yet she is terrified of him. she moved hard left. she is trying to crush his campaign. >> great point. >> she did really well in the first district attorney bait and actually saw a bump in the polls as a result of that first debate. everyone thought she looked presidential. she looked polished and she knew what she was doing. she looked like the adult on the stage. >> she is still afraid of him. >> weird. >> the first family has arrived. we very new video of the obamas touching down in hawaii for their christmas vacation just>> a day after thet stopped in intarn to give his end of the year press conference. jennifer griffin is live in washington, d.c. with all of the details. good morning, jennifer. >> good morning, tucker, clayton, anna. at his end of year press conference the president outlined how he plans to combat isis. not a lot of concrete plans. the president did say he hopes to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay next year and he is not given up working with congress.

>> this is part of what they see, this notion of a gross injustice that america is not living up to its professed ideals. we know that we see the internet traffic. we see how guantanamo has been used to create this mythology that america is at war with islam. >> this as new polls show low ratings for how president obama has handle isis. a fox news poll of registered voters shows that 58% disapprove of the way in which president obama has dealt with isis. 33% approve. on route to hawaii. the president and first lady met with the 14 families whose loved ones were killed in the san bernadino terror attacks. the president repeated that isis has lost 40% of the populated areas it controlled in iraq a year ago. but that is a bit misleading since the group still holds mosul and ramadi and its firgts have set up a base in libya. back to you guys. >> jennifer griffin live for us in d.c. nice to see you this

morning, thanks so much. >> thanks a lot. seven minutes after the hour. on to other stories making headlines. protests spilling in the streets of downtown chicago overnight as demonstrators call for the the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel and a state attorney for the way they handled the will he quan mcdonald shooting. police arresting one protester for trying to break through a line of officers. officer jason van dyke has been charged in the 17-year-old's deadly shooting. he faces six counts of first degree murder and one of official misconducted. his arraignment is scheduled for the 29th of december. a hero becomes a victim. a 15-year-old high school football player from tennessee shot dead while shielding three girls from bullets. zavlon dobson was on a porch with brother and friends when a group walked up and started shooting at them. knoxville police started fighting back tears as he described the shooting. >> he jumped on top of three girls to shield them --

sorry. to shield them from the shooters. >> police say the shooting was gang-related, but the targets were chosen at random. and the wife of star golfer jason d.a. who was -- dey who was run over during a basketball game. there was nothing that she and her husband could have done to prevent the court side collision. tweeting out she is okay but her body feels like she was hit by a truck. dey who gave birth to her son just last month had to be taken out on a stretcher and rushed to the hospital. she suffered from concussion symptoms. those are your headlines. >> all right. rick reichmuth standing by with a look at your forecast. are you've. >> are you happy it's a little bit like winter? >> i wassen joying the mild temps. >> it's not going to last. so don't worry. we do have some chilly air out there right now. coldest across the far northern plains. 9 degrees if you are waking up in minneapolis. chilly down to the southeast. 29 in atlanta. you have been incredz dibbably warm. because of all the warm

temperatures, take a look at this. there is no snow across the east. a little falling right now with great lakes, lake-effect snow happening will probably be warm because it's going to warm back up. all snow is out across the west and that's where it is going to remain. if you want to ski, you have to do the same thing the ski resorts in across the northeast aren't getting much. there is leeivelgt snow. some of it is going to pile up maybe around a foot, foot and a half around the plateau. the rest of the country looking great except for the west where all the activity has been that's where it remains and looks like it will remain that way for the upcoming week. >> you bet. >> there is a massive manhunt underway for the affluenza teen as he has now been called. ethan couch, of course, in 2013 had plowed through four people with his pickup truck and killed them. he was driving drunk. i think his blood alcohol was three times the legal limit for an adult. and, of course, at the time a teenager, so a juvenile. and now looking for him and his mom this morning. >> the reason he is called the affluenza teenager, if

you haven't heard of this i had kid, this brat, is that he grew up in a very wealthy family and apparently when the defense called up a witness, a psychologist, psychologist said he didn't know the difference. he was brought up on the golden rule not do unto others as you would have them do unto you, we make the gold so we make the rules saying he was too rich to know any better. >> if i can make the obvious point, it's really the judge who we ought to have on screen right now. the guy who decided this boy shouldn't go to jail or be punished because he was somehow too weak for prison. everyone tries to stay out of prison. it's judges who allow this kind of ludicrous excuses to set a guy free who should be punished. >> so the sentence no jail time, 10 years probation. supposed to be checking in with the probation officer. apparently missed one meeting with probation officer and video surfaced on twitter with him next to a beer pong table and he wasn't allowed to drink for the next 10 years. if he was drinking he behalf

have violated that this video may have spurred him to go on the run. >> he is on the run this, no and the fact is he is too rich to know the difference right and wrong. now if he is caught they are going to hold him in juvenile dethings until his 19th birthday in april and at which time then they will try him as an adult and he could face up to 2 oyears for violating his probation. >> i would like to see the adults around him who have allowed his excuses to stand to get punished of including his parents. >> remember this moment when was deemed offensive to call a republican a hard worker? >> there is somebody who is a hard worker when he goes to washington is bill ryan. >> i want us to be super careful when we use the language hard worker. >> that's melissa harris perry she is on another channel. media bias awards for 2015. they will turn your stomach. >> talk about a massive tip, a waiter finds a stack of cash in one of his tables worth $32,000. why he had to give it all

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paragraph hillary clinton on the cloud safer and secure than the actual government email? i don't understand it. >> franklin roosevelt the best president we ever had. very secretive and manipulative it and we still thought he was a good president. if hillary clinton is secretive. we know that. is that going to get us further here. >> the issue of the emails has been out there for a long time. this is not a criminal matter. in fact, it's far from it. >> feeling nauseous yet from

denying hillary scandals to denying candidates. media bias. every year is worst offenders, hilarious ones the media research center rich noise. great to see you this morning. >> good morning, tucker. >> we are beginning with a woman called melissa harris perry a college professor. you will know that by listening to her because only a college professor could talk this way. start with a sound bite from her on another news channel. watch this. >> there is somebody who is a hard worker. he goes to washington is paul ryan. >> i want us to be careful when we use the language hard worker. i keep an image of folks working in cotton fields on my office wall because it is a reminder about what hard work looks like. so i feel you that he is a hard worker, i do. but in the context of relative privilege. >> your privilege says melissa harris perry. what do you make of this? >> this is so ridiculous. she is throwing the caution flag out there. you can't use that word like

she is the thought police or the speech police. this is what political correctness is though. it's taking innocent phrases and suddenly making you feel guilty about using them. it's just ridiculous. >> well, of course, when you control what people say you control what they think. so here is my personal favorite. here we have former clinton staff and clinton foundation donor george stephanopoulos of abc assuring us there is nothing to see here in the clinton foundation. watch. >> as you know the clinton campaign says you shouldn't produced a shred of evidence that there was any official action as secretary that supported the donors. we have done investigative work here at abc news. found no proof of any kind of direct action. and an independent government for bill the sun line foundation wrote this says there is no smoking gun, no evidence that she changed the policy based on donations to the foundation. no smoking gun. is there a smoking gun? >> did you hear that, rich? they have done investigative reporting here at abc news. be quiet. >> no. that interview got a lot of

eyebrows raised that he just hammered away at peter sweitzer in that interview everything was you have proved nothing. he sounded like a defense attorney for the clintons. then we found out two weeks later george stephanopoulos had given $75,000 of his own money to the clinton foundation. is he a donor. he never disclosed that fact. you know, is he somebody who worked on the clinton campaign in 19 the 2. worked for the clinton white house. i'm afraid he is not alone in the media there is going to be so many out there who is going to try to deny and dismiss these clinton scandals over the next year. that was a gross conflict of interest for which george stephanopoulos apologized on air but has not been pun anyoned in any way. >> it's funny that the crack investigative team on abc didn't discover their own host had donated 7 a thousand. maybe they are unionize dollars or something. here is craven suckup mark halperin cravenly sucking up. >> the two words she needs are fun and new. part of why yesterday was so successful is she looks like she is having fun and she is doing for her new stuff. we have never seen her get a

burrito before. fun and new. >> burritos, fun and new. >> talking about grading on a curve. you know, hillary clinton buys lunch at a restaurant and suddenly she is has reignited her campaign for 2016. you know, that's a threshold for her. you have got the republicans out there talking about ideas. it's going to be a very interesting campaign seeing how the two sides get judged if buying a burrito qualifies as fun and new. >> you need to watch that clip again, rich, that was fun and new whether you acknowledge it or not, mark halperin said so. rich noise. thanks for joining us this morning. i feel sick but it was nice. >> thanks. >> latest outrage at one of america's outrageous. sushi being served is not culturally authentic. not enough friday chicken. for real. wait until you hear this one. plus you didn't do black friday or cyber monday, good for you. you do have one more chance though. today is what we are calling super saturday.

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and 10%. >> also offering $50 offer 40-inch magnavox led hdtv that's a good deal. priced low already. they don't have much margin room offer discounts. >> talk clothes. jp penny offering 50% off. junior stwars material 50% off for the kids. offering auto to 60% off men's outer wear apparel. discounts on winter clothing, fleeces, winter boots because the weather has been so warm. retailers are going to offer deeper discounts on those merchandise. >> j.c. penney 50% to 6% off men's outer wear. i ordered something yesterday on amazon and it's going to get there in time even today if you order on amazon it's going to get. >> there a lot of people are worried that the online shopping won't arrive by christmas but sites like amazon are offering free shipping with guaranteed delivery by christmas through december 22nd. so even if you are not a

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getting worse for the so-called most hated man in america. what's next for the drug ceo now in hot water with the feds? that's next. and maybe "star wars" isn't from a galaxy that far away. kurt the cyber guy is here with the science behind the blockbuster movie that is actually real. ♪

that's clayton morris and his family, which by the way, clayton, how did you get a family that good looking? >> adorable. >> look at the lowest subject on that totem pole is me. they are all steps up above me. >> they came in costume. look. >> yesterday for "star wars" we went to see it first time seeing a "star wars" film in the theater. they demanded to put on costumes. my little girl is princess leah and my boy miles had to dress up as luke. >> you didn't shave and went as chewbacca. >> >> we are going to be talking about the technology involved with "star wars" and how it can be real can kurt the cyber guy. >> kurt is cruising around the study yesterday on one of those two wheeled things and not falling off. >> not exploding either. >> i want a light saber. if that's real. we will talk to kurt in just a moment here. >> first your headlines at 32 minutes after the hour.

the pharmaceutical ceo martin is resigned his post following securities fraud. making announcement that he has been replaced but made no mention of shkreli or his charges. he raised the price of the h.i.v. medication a thousand percent just overnight has entered a not guilty plea and is out on a million dollars bail. would be robbers finding themselves staring down the barrel of a gun when they tried to break into a georgia home. >> all the lights were off and everything. probably thought nobody was home. i could see one through the window. he opened the door and came. in he put his hands up in the air. >> the gun wasn't real. a 16-year-old pointed the replica rifle at the hooded men who broke into his home, sending them running out the door. the gun shoots air soft bbs but it looks real. the teen credits quick thinking to rotc training.

they are mad because friday chicken isn't on the menu every day. now, students at oberlin college, lena dunham's all that matter demanding change. the food available is culturally inappropriate and disrespectful but it doesn't stop at that one student says the rice used in sushi was disrespectful to her culture because it wasn't cooked right. the school says it is working with the the students to get to the bought of it it and a family accidentally leaves $32,000 in cash at applebee's restaurant in fresno, california. they got it back thanks to honest server. >> happens to us all. >> the money because it was the right thing to do. he didn't want it to be anything other that be exactly that. >> they found it. i really appreciate it. >> erika gonzalez and her mother left the money in a booth after forgetting to put it back in their bag when they paid. gonzalez says they were on their way to deposit the money in a safe box but there weren't any available. so they thought maybe, you know, they would spend the money on like a blooming

onion or. >> tuckerrer always carry as big bag of cash. >> you left in case i need a blooming onion. >> you never know when the mood might strike. >> thanks to good samaritans out there. >> everybody outside is saying it's cold. >> it's like 35 or something. and these people think it's cold. i guess if you come from texas and virginia it's a little bit chillier. it's not going to last. take a look at the maps. if you are thinking you want some christmas, i'm going to say name of this town wrong. somebody is message me on twitter. topinabee, michigan, 10 inches of snow. getting up to 26 of that snow. that snow will put you into the christmas spirit. certainly. absolutely spectacular one. today across the northeast. see some scattered lake-effect snow flurries and chilly day and warm up by the time we get toward monday and tuesday, back into the 60's this week. that snow going to be gone. down to the northeast,

chillier day. tons of sunshine, much of florida and into the northern plains. here is where the coldest air is 23 today in fargo. 20 in marquette. there is not even snow cover across the complete up of michigan which is hard to imagining in this year. all the activity has been out across the west. that's going to be the case again. great skiing going on across the sierra nevadas which is great news. they desperately need the snow. and they are getting it. that's going to be a nice christmas if you have plans out across parts of the west. it's going to warm up, guys. you picked the cold day to be in new york. the one cold day we have had so far. back to you. >> good focus group you have got right there. >> story is about what happened. >> it's true. all of it. >> it really is the new "star wars" movie comes out today nearly 40 years after the first one aired. >> it does take place a long time ago in a galaxy far,

far away. there is nor real science behind "star wars" than you may think. >> joining us now with what's really real kurt the cyber guy riding around on one of those hover boards. >> come on over. >> you have heard it's a scagway. you heard in the movie how they had similar ideas. they didn't have wheels in the movie though. >> remarkable. you know that could have been unmanageable in 1977. >> right, the segment is still young, you could fall off. this right here though is so popular, especially this holiday. we look at a whole bunch of technology inside of "star wars." it actually sort of real life technology. >> like the death star. >> growing up 1977 we see the death star. is there any way that this massive cannon could -- there is any, you know, modern day equivalency? >> other than the hillary campaign? >> i'm glad you ask because here we go. we go on -- this is the "star wars" film. this is where we see the

death star. it actually happening in the movie. and then there is actually real life death star laser technology going on on the uss. this is a battle ship that's made. a warship that's made to shoot very similarly with a same similar kind of technology and we think it's in the movies. no, we have actually got it in real life in our u.s. military. navy deploy these lasers on board warships like this that fire against drones. that's really what they're primarily used for. >> hover board, hover bikes in the movie? >> yes. low altitude. >> we take you off of the individual one and we get the one that's like a motorcycle but it's really like the one in "star wars." look at this thing that is actually made in manhattan beach, california. this is a hover bike. it's -- this is the one that's in the movie. remember this one where they weren't actually touching the ground? >> this is jedi, yeah. >> on the left side it's the real deal. this is actually what is happening in california.

this video went viral in 2012 when they demonstrated this. those will sell for about 50 to $100,000. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> you can get yourself a hover bike? >> how do they work? air cushion underneath it. >> it has got two propellers. two fans that lift the device up and it balances. >> so it's like a reverse everglades bike. >> like an air boat. >> isn't that wild? great application in desert territories as far as agricultural applications to it. but it's really not on the market yet. it is real and it really does work. >> of course droids are real and they will replace us soon. >> you remember r 2 d 2 fell in love and you just met bb 8 which is the new robot in the newer movie. we have similar robots to fall in love with on the right side. technology is really evolved quite a bit. and the real life is like the telebot out of florida international university where this one has the mission of being a police

officer can write tickets, help out, monitor, help you home. >> >> are you bothered by this? it's fine to have a robo cop but what about like a robo husband who is always patient. do you know what i mean or robo talk show host. >> you have seen the movie herr. >> news flash there are a lot of robo talk show hosts. >> we change your batteries in just a little bit. >> storm trooper armor is supposed to be protected but every time they get shot with a laser beam they are getting killed anyhow. >> that's the movies, right? >> see, one shot from princess lay a and he leah and he is down. >> "star wars" technology real with this kind of technology. look at that right there. it is tactical assault, light operator suit is what it is called. this right here is powered armor suit for the u.s. special forces of the

future. it's a real life innovation. and it has armor on it. it can take the heat of lasers and other fire, traditional fire. >> and light sabers. >> so intimidating. >> try it with the light sabers. >> you are intimidating. >> i don't like this whole robo he future. >> you don't want artificial intelligence to take over the world. >> he doesn't like facebook or twitter. >> i think there is a wood whipper ready. >> he works with me is used to artificial intelligence. >> great to see. >> you merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> coming up, sad news, free speech under attack yet again on yet another college campus. >> make any sense that this is the freedom of speech zone but you are trying to move us into a building. >> you don't have notification. supposed to give two days notification. >> so the students silenced by their school have a space to speak out freely on our set. stay tuned for that. >> forget breakfast. we are having christmas

dinner. ever heard of smoked mac and cheese? we will give it a try next. >> nothing better. ♪ ♪ diamond on it ♪ gone and blown it ♪ now to the jewelry store ♪ here i go ♪ hear the clerk say ho ho ho ♪ she wants a christmas rock ♪

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test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test welcome back. some quick headlines for you. christmas addition. take a look at this. grinch caught on camera stealing a package from a home in oregon. instead of taking something valuable. the box just had caramel corn inside. police looking for package thief. well, husband name is jesus. a painted nativity scene on a tennessee mcdonald's window is going viral. the mural in spring hill features mary and joseph looking over the manger.

the christmas display has been a staple there for 40 years. >> thank you, clayton. a community college in arizona pushing a student out of a free speech zone for not speaking freely in the time and manner that they say is okay. watch this. >> i'm just confused because this is a public school, right? >> right. within guidelines. >> so, but -- >> -- wait. that doesn't make any sense that this is a freedom of speech zone but you are trying to move us into a building. >> because you don't have notification. you are supposed to give two days notification. >> yeah, so the bill of rights doesn't apply somehow. at paradise valley community college. student is taking the school to court to get that why the constitution doesn't apply to paradise valley. christian wagner senior council for the alliance defending freedom. welcome to you both. britney, you were trying to -- you thought the first amendment applied to you. you are trying to express it on campus. what happened? >> yeah, so basically he was telling me you can either be in the free speech zone or

you can be off campus. so we are going to move you in the calf cafeteria. so i was really confused as to how a can be a and nutty at the same time. we just moved into the cafeteria. i set up my club young americans for liberty. >> it's unbelievable. i want to show our viewers the guidelines issued by paradise valley community college for the public expression of freedom of speech. the time designated for public expression is 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. monday through friday, place, the walkway between the kfc and ebuilding designated for the college's open forum space for speakers, et cetera, et cetera. it almost looks like a parodior wellian in lack of self-awareness. can they do this constitutionally. >> no they cannot. spooch zones are a dead letter. courts are uniformly rejected them. in this particular instance the college has designated only 3% of the entire campus as an area where students

can freely engage in debate and speak. as you just mentioned, they have already designated just for themselves the complete discretion to decide who speaks, when, where and how. and you must give 48 hours in the before you can even speak freely on the campus in the 3% of the campus. so it's unconstitutional. >> well, prima facial -- prima facie. i'm glad you are in school. we believe ned occasion. i want to read the statement from the paradise valleys administrators majestic in dumbness. i want to reaffirm the college's provide environment. freedom of speech is seek to coordinate blah blah blah blah blah. do you find it striking that freedom of expression is just one part of the experience? isn't that the whole point of america? freedom of expression? >> yeah. and the corner stone of higher education is the ability for student to freely participate in the marketplace of ideas on campus. and free speech on college

campus is a no-brainer. it's unnecessary they are doing this. >> it is a no-brainer. i want to hire you. i want you to drop out and come work for me. >> i will do it. >> because you just succinctly expressed what it means to be america. freedom of speech is at the heart of it. >> it is. >> good luck. kristen thank you for helping thank you both for coming on. >> thank you. >> democrats at one another's necks. the hillary clinton camp has accused bernie sanders of stealing a lawsuit was filed. a lot of drama ahead of tonight's debate. we have a live report from new hampshire straight ahead. and you have heard of baked potatoes what about smoking pottatoes. we will get more creative john mclemore. stay tuned. ♪ have a holly jolly christmas ♪ and when you walk down the street ♪ say hello ♪ to friends you know

♪ and everyone you meet. ♪ ho ho

hey everybody. less than a week away from christmas, and are you looking for the perfect side dishes. we're back to deal you the holiday meals. >> he is a chef and author. he is here to make sure that you learn about had his dadgum new christmas. >> yeah it's about family and friends. we want to do that together. take it outside. do the deserts in the oven and

than the ham and turkey. we're going to do sweet potatoes in the smoker. you smoke it until it's pork tender. you take it out and slice it in half and then score so that you can get the brown sugar and the butter all down in there. >> in the nooks. >> yeah. >> we're take that. >> we're going to put the brown sugar on and butter. just a pat of each one. one or two. then we're going to add pecans to the top. this turns out like a desert. it's an amazing resume. sweet potatoes great. >> they're like candy. >> yeah. >> this is my favorite recipe

that you do. >> that's what's up with steak. >> okay. what did you do with the nood s noodles? >> cooked those with the recipe. we're going to put in a lot of sharp cheddar cheese, and we're going to mix it up. >> yeah. >> and this is some sour cream. this is on the last stage of my dadgum that's good and healthy book. >> it's christmas. calories don't count. >> we're going to put in some velveeta and then we're going add in powder and cajun spices. >> that's the thing. >> yeah, and then we're going to

add this to this plate right here. dump it in there and get it in. now you want to add that to the smoker. spread that all out. the late ingredient. this is where you get them involved. all on top. before you put them in the smoker. that gives mac and cheese a little bit of krun acrunch. if you want more, there's no amount of cheese on top. we're going to add that to the smoker. now folks if you have never had smoked mac and cheese, it does not get any better than that. we're going to show you -- put that on to the smock er. you're smoking the mac and cheese for about 45 minutes to an hour. 225 degrees. >> we're going play some is music right now for the break.

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hi friends good morning. today is saturday december 19th. it's a fox news alert. honor on the highway. while you were sleeping a tank er truck erupted and breaking details ahead. then a ton of drama on the left. hillary clinton ayou kusz bernie sanders staff of stealing. sanders accusing of them taking sides and a lawsuit in sues. tonight a live debate between them. a look in just a moment. a christmas contraversary after one mother gets them to

cancel the public trip to see san santa claus. parents struck back. "fox and friends" hour four starts now. ♪ merry christmas everybody. >> merry christmas. it smells like smoke. we're smoking various meat products on the plaza. wh >> what are you wearing? >> studio 54, 1957. >> we're helping you whip up the side dishes. >> so many great folks out here and it's the holiday spirit. merry christmas and welcome to fox and friends this saturday morning. >> the dnc reverting over night and a data breech involving hillary clinton's campaign.

>> a lawsuit that is ahead of the democratic debate. >> we're live in new hampshire with the latest. mike, nice to see you. >> great to be with you this morning. quit a fight leading up to the debate and there's a committee and sounds like that was resolved. there will be some remaining tension after comments like this one. >> the leads er ship of the dnc has used this ings dent to shut down the building to access our own information. >> information that's the life blood. >> they can sur port hillary any way that they want, but they will not sab take our campaign. >> reporter: it's interesting to see how clinton and sanders handle this issue tonight after

they gathered information that lead to the sand is campaign suspended from having access to the database. political insiders are watching to see how aggressive sanders and martin get with the national front runner with clinton in the debate. they have complained on the number of debates and the timing like this one being on a saturday niets before christmas. meanwhile they took this swip at the democratic debate. >> they keep on scheduling the democratic debates at like 2:00 a.m. on a saturday on alaska pbs. it's almost like they don't want anyone to seep their candidates for presidents. which you can understand why. >> reporter: it's not just ted cruz making fun of the lack of e

baits. the candidates have been hidden in a closet. >> all part of the clinton coordination. >> and why? because clinton is in charge of the d dmrks nc. she is terrified of sanders. >> yeah, she did well on the debate and surprise that had she wanted to do that? >> she is good at debating and the response from that was that i am taking the poll numbers and a lot of them thought that she looked like composed. the bernie sanders campaign said that we're upset that we have to put them on a saturday night when nobody watches saturday television. >> it's the same thing at the beginning of the am pain when she was ducking and dodging and never did any one on one interviews. >> it was a few weeks ago saying

that it was over for donald trump. he was announced by every other can datd and the head f of the party, and the new numbers show that it's a positive affect. since he said that about the positive immigration, the numbers have improved by two points. >> he did an 11 point jump just since last month and the in kreens to fox news.com comes from men and voters without a college degree. the numbers come at the expense of dr. ben carson. >> yeah, so analysts looking at the numbers right now and where the voters are going and they're going into the ted cruz camp. he is picking up the benefits of the numbers lately and the post policy trip over to the middle east. >> where he met with hum mis. >> yeah. maximum mis. >> and then it's not just that

but winning the general election. not just the primary. so in a head to head match up, donald trump is in the bottom of that list. >> what do the numbers show? >> the people that run everything have literally no idea what actual voters think. they predicted in all of the things that were paid to make the predictions like no, he is going to collapse after this. they missed the fact that the number of americans agree. they agree and nobody knew it somehow. >> you're right about that. also as to whether the adds are working. the wisdom is that all of the millions of dollars on the adds will up the poll numbers. >> donald trump has spent a lot of money. >> i spent more on spring vacation last year than they did on the campaign. we're watching conventional wisdom going up in flames. we know that the more that you

spend the better that you do. >> not true. >> jeb bush spent more money in the adds than all of them combined. he is in the three percent. >> could mean that he has zero support. >>. >> more on that and we have a full recap of the debate tonight. >> yes, we will be watching it. >> seven minutes after the hour and other things making headlines on fox news alert. while you were sleeping a gas tank erupting into a fire ball and killed the driver shooting into the sky. this happened in dallas and forcing the evacuation of a nearby hotel. they shut down the road for hours. another fox news alert. the first family has arrived. a new video shows them touching down for hawaii in their christmas vacation early this morning. they made a pit stop in san bernardino to meet with the

victims in the terror attacks. this is at the yeah end press conference. and protests filling into the streets as demonstrators call for the resignation of the mayor and state attorney for the way that they handled the shooting. officer jason dyke has been charged. his arraignment is scheduled for the 29th of denchts a war on christmas walk out. dozens of parents pull their kids out of glass to protest the cancellation of a field trip just to see santa. it's a ten year tradition, but the district nixed it off one just one jewish mother on jektsed and said that one is being ruled over the others. those are the news headlines. we do them all of the time and if anybody thinks that there's no war on christmas, there's a

difference. >> you get mocked. there's a war on christmas. look at the evidence. you're making it up? no, we're not. standing outside and he is in 30 degree temperature, but that's going to go away. >> reporter: there's a war on christmas weather with er. for sure that's happened this year. it's been so in credibly warm. yeah, there are hoover boards and we're going use them. this guy, you want one. >> yes. zblechb though that it might burn the house down? >> yes. >> take a lookty map and see what is going on. we have chilly temperatures and 35 right now this time of the year and nine in minneapolis. that's where the cold air is. don't get used to it. i will show you that in a second. we have the lake affect snow and we have not seen that and buffalo receiving the first snow fall of the year. that's unreal for this time of the year to get this far without

any snow. they had just a little bit. there's rain and take a look at the temperature over the next few days. what we're going to see is the east coast and warming back up by if time we get to wednesday. chicago is 55 and the snow is not sticking around. >> there's a war on christmas weather. >> yeah, that's right. still ahead the name keeps oncoming up when candidates talk about a solution for isis. >> one of the things that i would immediately do in addition to defeating them at home is bring back the warrior class. >> jack keen joins us nous on what the president needs to do to fight isis. wait until you can get paid for posting on instagram. see how much these are getting

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is is there any evidence that isis using it as a resource? >> the institute of the war, we track isis daily and have been doing this since 2011 and wrap things up on a daily basis. we have nothing to support that. they did in the early days, and they gave up on it. it's not a factor with isis whatsoever. >> it's interesting that he would go and tell the country that's not at all fact. we saw this week yesterday in fact from the secretary of the defense gave an interview and which he said that the white house does not listen to it's uniformed military advisers at all. there are endless visions and nothing is accomplished. he is the third in a row to say the same thing. this looks like a trend to me. >> yeah, it absolutely is.

you have to have three secretary of the defense resign, and i think that they would have stayed longer if it was better or they believed that it was consequenti consequential. i think that we make a big deal and secretary gates was very importanted that we had them in the commanders and in the field. that's outrageous behavior. the issue is not the staff and frustration but the real issue is the president's policy. >> yes. >> that's what these secretary defenses are coming up against. a president that's disengaged and has a different view of what the united states role in the world should be. it's very different from every president that we have had whether democrat or republican, that's what he is up against. >> yeah, this is not the

secretary of the interior but the secretary of the defense matters ch your name is coming up with the candidates to someone with a pretty clear vision on what to do to defeat or deourself with with isis. what should we do? >> we have to have urgency and resolve. the the president says that we're going to defeat isis eventually. what does that mean? the american people are concerned because they don't see a strategy out there. we have to be all in and give them all of the advisers, trainers, air controllers that they need on the ground so that we can build a force that's capable on the ground of dealing with isis. we have nothing close to that now. that would deal with 10,000 advise source to come up with the output that you need in terms of a confident and capable

force. also give them all of the other instruments that they need. certainly all of the ground equipment and he is doing the right thing for the increasing forces and doing large scale raids. when it comes to syria, we have real challenges, and we have to bring this war to an end. that's why so many people are calling for a no fly zone and air caps and powers and flames to protect these things and force a -- using this as a leverage to force them out and get a better deal than what we have now and bring that civil war to an end. the talks are not going to do

that. they already said that they did not have to go. we thought that it was u.s. policy. the president confirmed that policy yesterday and how much of free fall i think that the obama administration is. then in syria, obviously in iraq, you're going need a ground force. all that respect them are fighting and that's to stop the war. in the meantime start to build a ground coalition. if the arabs know that we're dead serious about ending the civil war and pushing them out. then they will come together and deal with isis. they're not going deal with isis until we take that step. that's the step that the president has been very reluctant to do. so we have an impact. he is says that isis is defeated he is passing it to the next administration tucker, and that's sad. i think that the the people see through that.

that's why the polls are so high. >> yeah, the rest of the world sees it. thanks for joining us. >> yes. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. how much do americans know about the terror group. >> i am neutral about isis. >> you're neutral about isis. >> wait. >> way to take a stand. >> if you think that's chilling, what until you hear what the other voters have to say about isis. get ready to gather with your family for christmas. how to take the perfect christmas picture and standing close to the tree can ruin it all so don't. details ahead.

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into a mess and out of focus? don't worry. we're here with the best way to take christmas photos. okay. so we have some examples of with whatnot to do. people want to take pictures in front of the tree. here is an example. why is this a bad example? >> it's hard to see. it does not create a memory. there's three subjects and cannot see the faces. >> the subject is the candy company. >> yeah. >> so we will split screen this with a good example of a photo. >> yeah, the one on the right you can see the face and expression. it's an emotion shot. it creates the memg erory of th decorati decoration. >> what about this one? i know how hard this can be. some of my photos in the snow look terrible. why is this a bad photo?

>> well, cannot see who it is. is he at the bottom of the hill or moving. it does not create the excitement in a photograph. if you do a little bit of preparation, you can do something a lot more interesting. >> like this. this is a good snow photo. now, he is zipping down there. >> yeah, that's right. we used the slower speed and so just the focus. you can see his face and it creates a memory. >> the one mistake that that they take it to the height. get to the kid's kpamplexample. >> yeah, lying in the snow to get it. this is the shot that everybody takes. you go out there at night and take it with the cell phone or camera. you only get the lights. cannot see what is going on around. there's a few tricks that you can see to really improve that. >> take a look at the good one.

what did you do here? >> you can use a regular camera. i brought one with me that you can use and a point and shoot camera and you set and do a tripod. >> so it's a little bit more light to get the details. >> yeah, there's one more trick and take it at dusk so that the sky has light in it. when you that, it creating a much better look. >> so leave the shutter open for a little bit. >> okay. family portrait. this is not terribly good. >> you want to create a memory of what happened in christmas. nobody looks happy in the picture. the dress is not coordinated. i don't think that she is going to be happy seeing that later in life and holding a drink in the hand. i don't know if you want to have the memory. >> moms drinking again. >> if you do something cinch to coordinate and use the same hats and get in tight.

that's the trick or getting low and taking a great picture. >> great tips. you don't need an expensive camera. >> no, you don't. >> some of these are so good now. >> yeah the camera is just a point and shoot kind. you can manually shoot them. >> matt, great to see you. okay. coming you up here on the show talk about the ultimate assist. >> she is having a baby. >> hello. hello. >> oh good. >> she is having a baby. >> i have my daughter in my hands. >> the amazing moment that the nba star helped to deliver his baby daughter. want to celebrate like the commander in chief. it's the party like the president and ronald reagan's favorite holiday treat and more. we will show you that.

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the ugliest outfits. >> is that a vest? >> you want ugly, we got ugly. >> 34 minutes past the hour and other stories making headlines and this fox news alert. china accusing united states of the serious military prop case of the flight beat a bomber over the south china sea. the chie niece defense ministry is saying that they're intentionally raising tension in the region. the pentagon is investigating the flight path. a record 95 criminals are back on the streets after they got granted christmas time commune youation. officials say that all of o those being freed and would have received softer sentences under new laws. he has done this to almost 200

prisoners. with a growing threat to isis, what do they think about that? jessie set out to found a new episode of the water world and they may not know much about the terrorists. >> i am neutral about isis. >> wait a minute. you're neutral. >> i think that it's just a group of people. >> they could be anything. they could be radical christians, radical judaism. >> do you through that they're presbyterian? >> do you have a dictionary? >> waters world airs tonight. an nba player coming off the court. did you see this? we heard the 911 call, but he helped to deliver his baby girl.

>> we're having a baby. >> hello. hello. >> oh god. >> she is having a baby. >> i have any zadaughter in my hands. >> i got it. i got it. she was recording and said that she had no idea that she was in labor until she felt the babies head. so the two called 911. it was a little bit too late. she was delivered in the bathroom. now mom, dad and baby are all happy and healthy. all right rick wright moved out and it looks like christmas out there with the christmas decorations, but it's dwrgoing be mild. >> reporter: well, it's like christmas day. >> it's magical. >> reporter: it is. i am covering you. are you liking christmas? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: yes, sir. very good. >> we will loob at the maps and

it's not going feel like chris may by the time we get to wednesday. the eastern seaboard is again is going to bake very very warm temperatures there. across the west is the chilly areas. that's going to be the case for the coming week. it's not going to change this week. if you have been enjoying the nicer condition cas out of the east, that's not good. enjoy it this weekend temporarily. back to you guys. welcome back. are you curious about president bush's favorite ridessert or otr dishes. >> here to share the secret eggnog recipe and other favorites. >> joining us now is secretary and nice to see you. >> hi.

>> white house famous for it's food. i did not know the booze too. >> it's powerful, and people have loved to come and have it for over 100 years. >> this particular recipe was his favorite. it has the egg yolk, sugar, cream, but we add a lot of alcohol. >> reagan knew what he was doing. >> this is served every year? >> yes, there are versions of alcoholic and nonalcoholic. we call them naughty and nice. >> what kind of alcohol is that? >> a cup of rum, brandy and then bourb bourbon. >> are these the proportions? >> yes. this happens to be one that's particular. >> do you think it first.

>> that's got to be a 19th century because you put a quart of booze in there. it gets very very cold and then we add the whip cream and dash of nutmeg. >> john adams used to wake up and enjoy hard cider. >> if you want to do a little bit of nut mug. >> is this actually nutmeg? >> yeah, it is. >> they used to do 30 parties during the holiday season. >> yeah, it's a great time to be at the white house and they bring more americans in at christmas time because you have the flourist from around the countries that decorate the house for a few days and then musical groups that come and seeing the decorations and people move from room to room and it's fun and thousands of visitors. >> let's talk about the other ones that you have here. what are the biscuits and pork

sliders? >> well, this is what you find on the white house buffet. we like to serve comfort food and to work the way around and get something savory and then we have a separate table for desserts. everybody loves christmas cookies, and they're nice in the holiday season because they make thousands of decorated cookies. this is an example of what you can do at home with your kids. >> was there one that loved these the most? >> every year we use new cookies. we do something different and then we have the favorites. like the decorated one or the family dogs or the white house fence. >> i was happy to taste. >> what's the secret to getting them to be the perfect shape?

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