for the most simple unbreakable items. darth vader pulled over on a highway. he joined the fight for the galaxy. this is all a prank by the pd. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. hope you have a great week. "fox and friends" starts right now. bye. good morning to you. it is monday, december 21st. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this is a fox news alert for you. terrifying moments on a las vegas strip overnight as a driver drives into a crowd of people on purpose. >> at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> oh, my. we're live with the very latest about the suspect and just wait until you hear who was in the back seat of that car. and in a just released year-end interview with national public radio, president obama says isis is not a super big threat to the united states. >> this is not an organization

that can destroy the united states. >> that's not all. who does the president think is going to win the white house? we're going to tell you shortly. the most awkward tv moment award goes to steve harvey. >> responsibility for this. it was my mistake. >> the beauty pageant blunder that forced miss colombia to give back the crown. "fox and friends" begins right now. you know, the thing about beauty pageants is it's kind of confusing the way they do it. when they're about to announce the winner, they announce the person who is not going to win. the first runner-up. >> right. >> but she was crying, right? she was crying in tears and so you know who is the winner. you go put the crown on that person. >> if you haven't heard about it

as you wake up on this monday morning, it is shocking and kind of funny and sad all at the same time. >> because of the timing of the pageant, not everyone even knew that a mistake had been made. we'll fill you in on all the details everybody is going to be talking about today. first, we'll get to that fox news alert for you today. horror on the las vegas strip. one person is dead. dozens more injured after a car plows right into a crowd. police are saying this was no accident. >> kelly wright has been following the breaking developments out of vegas all night and joins us now. >> kelly has been following it and so have i this morning. police are still trying to piece together the details to find out exactly why this all happened. one officer calling it a horrible tragedy.say a woman in car steered on to the sidewalk and began plowing into pedestrians, killing one person and injuring 36 others. a toddler was in the back seat of that car. the driver is in police custody and they're giving her a

sobriety test to determine if she was impaired. she's expected to be charged sometime today. >> she was up off the street on to the sidewalk two or possibly three times. based on the evidence and information from our investigators, at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> police say it happened in front of planet hollywood where the miss universe pageant was being held. some people watched the horror in disbelief. >> it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both hands on the wheel and looking straightforward and there were men running after her trying to stop the vehicle. they couldn't get to her. they were yelling stop, stop. >> people were punching the window apparently trying to get the child out of back seat. she kept mowing everyone down. >> the child was not harmed during the reckless drive. some are still recovering in the hospital. steve, elisabeth and clayton x

back to you. >> lea gabrielel. thank you for the report. >> thankfully that 3-year-old was okay. the toddler apparently no injuries. so far that we know about. sometimes those don't surface until days after an incident occurs like this. good morning to you, clayton, official officially. >> if you're in vegas, a lot of walkways are barricaded. you got to go up over the land bridges. fortunately, some of that area was protected or it could have been much, much worse. now it's time to turn to heather nauert with other news around the planet. >> good morning to all of you. hope you had a great weekend. a detailed threat of violence shutting down 17 public schools in new hampshire this morning. police say that e-mailed threats were specifically directed at students and staff at nashua

haas north and south. but all the districts in the district are closed a a precaution today. this will affect more than 11,000 students in the district. officials looking at that threat. they hope to open the school doors tomorrow. a suspicious device that grounded another air france -- a passenger found what appeared to be a kitchen timer taped to cardboard three hours after that flight took off on the way to paris. at least five passengers, we understand, were questioned. officials still investigating this. air france will be taking legal action over that incident. a boy scout leader lucky to be alive this morning after a bear attack. the man was leading three scouts on a hike through a cave in new jersey when the bear grabbed his foot and dragged him. well, the quick thinking scouts ran out, called 9-1-1, the scout leader stayed curled up in a ball in the cave for more than

an hour while the scouts built a fire and set out food to distract the bear. good thinking guys. the leader is expected to make a full recovery. that happened in new jersey. the new york giants giving the panthers a scare, making a second half comeback to tie the game late. watch this. >> manning, end zone. touchdown beckham! >> wow, nice. the panthers would march right down the field and kick the game-winning field goal that topped the g-men 38-35. still a perfect 14-0. odell beckham, jr. got into it with several panthers. they expect beckham to receive a hefty fine and maybe even a suspension. aaron rodgers leading the packers to a 30-20 win over the raiders, clinching a playoff spot. the seahawks remain hot beating the browns 30-13. they also clinched a playoff spot. the cardinals clinched theness

west title beating the eagles. >> i know what you were doing yesterday, watching a lot of football. >> watching a lot of football. we have a football house. we had a lot of chips going on. >> if you're an eagles fan, you stay up late to watch them lose. you stay up late, a little tired this morning. >> you want to go back to the donovan mcnabb days. >> i would like them to win, that's all. >> good luck on that. let's talk about this. over on national public radio, you will hear an interview the president did with a guy named david inskeep. at one point he asked the president about isis. here's the answer we want to play for you. where the president essentially says whatever you do, don't change the way you live because of isis and whatever you do, don't worry about it. listen. >> this is not an organization that can destroy the united

states. this is not a huge industrial power that can pose great risks to us. institutionally or in a systematic way. but they can hurt us and they can hurt our people and our families. i understand why people are worried. the most paj damage they can do is if change how we live and what our values are. >> don't be afraid. go ahead and live your life. it's easy for him to say guarded by hundreds of people with guns and stuff like that. mr. president, there are people who worry about it when they go to the mall or when they get on the subway stop which is right there. saw two evacuations this weekend for people going to see star wars, the force awakens. had to evacuate theaters in california and new york i think. >> seems to be a case of denial in the case of san bernardino and the attack there. it's shocking to some he would say this when they look at gun sales are up in the season. when you look at people building

safe rooms. americans are concerned and to dismiss it as isis not posing a great institutional systemic risk to the united states seems tone deaf at this point. >> maybe, here's his final message for christmas. he's the president of the united states. he represents all of us. does he want americans to go into the holiday season scared? look, we got this. we are watching this. the whole structure of america will not fall apart because of isis. >> i like to think we have our cia and our special forces infiltrating these guys and trying to do some smart things now. >> maybe that's down the pike a little bit. right now people are scared and the reason why and you look at the public opinion polls because people feel he's not doing enough regarding isis. meanwhile, he was also asked about who is going to win the election in about a year. he was very confident that, well, listen. >> first of all, i'm confident that a democrat will win the white house.

i think when you look at the quality of our democratic candidates and what the republican party seems to be offering up, i think we'll do well. >> that's shocking. >> he's going to come out and say there's a republican that's going to win the white house? i think he's stating an obvious fact there. >> but he wants it -- obvious fact. you think there's going to be a democrat who wins. >> i think that's what he thinks. because the republicans will undo what he do. there's no way he's going to say the democratic field not so strong, i think donald trump is going to win. >> it's interesting he said we. you'll put any efforts behind the democratic party. how about the efforts in trying to recover from a real blunder at the miss universe pageant. steve harvey announces miss colombia, she was crowned, she had the flowers, she had the crown and the wave and then this happened. watch the win and then the mistake.

>> miss universe 2015 is colombia. >> i have to apologize. the first runner-up is colombia. miss universe 2015 is philippines. >> you're on dan candid camera. now the retiring miss universe had to take the crown off the person who thought she was the winner and then put it on the actual winner as well. he also then -- steve harvey felt terrible about it. he tweeted out an apology. we're going to show it to you. here it is. i want to apologize emphatically to miss philippines and miss colombia, that was terribly honest human mistake and i'm so

regretful. he's probably sad he misspelled both of the countries. philippians and -- >> so the president of colombia, he actually tweeted a message in support of adrianna who was here for colombia. you will continue to be miss universe. we are very proud. to their credit, the women there, there was no flowers flying, they were graceful. >> didn't turn into a wwe. >> you're having a -- what a terrible situation. then he takes to twitter thinking i just got to dig myself out of this hole a little bit and spelled both countries wrong. that's when you go home and have a scotch and call that a day. >> it's okay. it will be okay, steve. >> poor steve harvey. >> poor steve harvey, indeed. >> e-mail us what you think about that. coming up monday, if you're a police officer, odds are you're a racist according to hillary

clinton. >> we have systemic racism and injustice and inequities in our country and in particular in our justice system. >> former new york city police department detective bo deed will says the candidates are covering up the real race problem. he's going to talk about it next. >> good morning to you. the story is incredible. making sure a veteran gets his dog back in time for christmas. the heartwarming moment going viral, ahead.

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police officers should not be shooting unarmed people, predominantly african-american. >> as a nation, we have to embrace this moment and make our departments more open, more transparent and more accountable. >> here with his reaction is former new york city police department detective and fox news contributor bo deedle. hillary clinton says they're racist. >> i wish she would tell it to the cops running in, in california after the terrorists, running into that building to protect those people, putting their lives at stake. she should tell those cops they're all racist. this is a disgrace. what she's doing is just taking on the next statement of our beloved president obama who has divided this country and turned us back. i was a cop in the late '60s.

the racism was there. all of a sudden, this country has come back pretty far. he's put us back to the worst race relationships from all the divisions that he's done. he's the first black president. he could have brought us all together. when you had the kid shot in florida, with the professor up in cambridge, massachusetts, when you had ferguson. he would jump out, he had an attorney general, this guy holder, so negative against cops. >> you told producers when you were being pre-interviewed, you said that the democratic candidates are covering up the real problem. >> the real problem is, look, where does our president come from? the state of illinois. there's a little city there, chicago, worse than any other country in the world. kids are getting killed right and left. people are being shot there. why wouldn't our president go there one day and have a press conference and say we have to stop this murder of our young black youths.

they're dying in the inner cities. you've got baltimore, washington. they're being killed by gang members. why isn't clinton bringing that to be? it's not palatable for the liberal people out there. it's palatable to attack cops. >> bo, you say minorities commit 90% of the crimes. >> absolutely. the murders in these cities and it's black on black crime and that's what we have to deal with. new york city here, i believe we have 35% of the murders here in new york are being caused by the gangs out there. the gangs are the things you have to take -- the young cop in new york city that was killed, the last cop. he shouldn't have been out on the streed and they come out, let's open the jails. that's another ridiculous thing they're doing. a lot of them are doing time for drugs but there are charges of murder involved, conspiracy to commit murder. they should be kept in jail and they're opening up the jails, doing guantanamo, let everybody go. let thespike. >> former new york city police

department detective, bo dietl. >> i want to wish you a merry christmas and all the people that watch fox. >> thank you very much, bo. you too. do you know how to drive in bad weather? maria molina is going to show you how.

24 minutes past the top of the hour. a quick look at headlines. look at this video from southern china. building tumbling to the ground after a massive landslide at a business development. right now the crews are desperately searching for nearly 100 missing people. then, a veteran left in tears after an animal shelter returned his dogs which he lost and couldn't afford to buy back while recovering from a heart attack in the hospital. the reunion caught on camera.

>> oh, that is incredible. the man hoped to eventually pay to get the dogs back. but the shelter took care of all of the costs. what a gift especially this season. >> lot of love right there. meanwhile, with 100 million people expected to hit the road between now and new year's day, millions of drivers are going to encounter winterish weather. eventually, it's going to get cold across the country. do you know how to drive when the weather gets bad? >> we called in our florida native from miami, not exactly a winter driving expert. we wanted you to learn the tips. maria molina is here this morning. >> yes. >> to see how you could fare. >> not much experience driving in snow growing up in florida. the "fox and friends" team thought they would do america a favor by teaching a floridian

how to drive in the snow now that i live in the northeast. >> anybody can do it. >> if i can do it, anybody can do it. learned a lot and put it to use in some areas already. i'm going to share the package with you. i learned a lot of useful tips and i hope it helps you as well. >> growing up in florida, i clearly didn't do much driving in the snow. i'm at the driving school to get a crash course. >> race car driver tim o'neil started the school after learning people were unprepared. >> we could save lives this way. most people have never been in a skid. they don't know what to do when it happens. >> often it's the driver, not the road conditions who is dangerous. >> some of the biggest mistakes we've seen. winter driving is just a matter of you're not reading the conditions properly as they're changing and driving down the

road. 4-wheel drive vehicles, suvs. that kind of thing. people tend to get this feeling of overconfidence. >> which is why everyone needs to know their car before they hit the highway. >> really makes a big difference whether this is a front wheel drive car or rear wheel drive. if it's rear wheel drive it behaves one way, front wheel it behaves another way. >> first i had to learn how to drive a stick. >> clutch in. it goes back into second gear. clutch out. >> then it's off to the course where i get to know the road. >> getting to know the conditions. if i don't know how slippery it is out here, i might drive around and trying to feel it out. whenever you're in the snow, it makes sense, if i hit the brakes, how much traction do i have? >> keeping it simple can keep you safe. >> really focus on doing one thing at a time. >> okay. >> you need to brake or accelerate. you don't want to do it in the middle of turns. >> even the best drivers slip and slide in slick conditions.

watching where you want to go and shifting the car's weight helps. >> whatever is happening really, look where you want to end up and turn there and that's going to be your best bet. when you feel that happen, like the front tires lost grip and the car is not turning anymore, come off of the gas. if that's not working, add a little bit of brakes to get weight on to the front. >> no matter how prepared you are, obstacles appear. it's how you react that can be the difference between life and death. >> they think somebody bad is coming up, i want to stop. at the same time, it doesn't work. if they hit the brakes hard and try to turn at the same time, they might slow down, but the car will plow straight. you've got to release the brake to make it turn. >> basically head straight for the three cones in the middle. that's our obstacle. >> look through it. look up down the road and you're done. >> noim ready to drive through the worst winter conditions. >> you're a terrible driver.

>> to be fair, they had to teach you how to drive stick and in the snow in the same day? >> and limited amount of daylight, of course. >> very nice. >> amazing. >> you're coachable. >> one thing to remember is don't panic. the second you feel the tires start to give way and you start to feel you're sliding around, the first thing that starts to happen is you get nervous, you're not sure what to do. be cool. turn into the skid. >> don't just hit the brake. otherwise you'll go -- >> exactly. >> tonight at 11:48 eastern will be the first day of winter officially starts. >> well done. >> 75 degrees in new york city this week. >> on thursday, it's supposed to be 75. >> that's going to be a record. >> it may be. >> thank you, maria. coming up on this monday, the democrats took center stage on saturday, but where was hillary? >> as we await secretary clinton

backstage here, we're going to begin on the economy. clinton will be coming around the corner any minute. >> sorry. >> yeah. where was she? we know where she was and wait until you hear this. we've got some details about hillary missing in action. everyone is talking about star wars. but did you know that james bond makes an appearance in the blockbuster movie? >> really? >> it was weird to know. we'll tell you that secret coming up. no spoilers. it will be fun stuff. first happy birthday to samuel l. jackson, he's 67 years old today. ♪ [special effects] lisa! what took you so long? duracell quantum lasts longer in 99% of devices, [laser blasts] so you can power imagination all day long. [duracell slamtones]

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going to begin on the economy. clinton will be coming around the corner any minute. >> sorry. >> well, all for given. it's your shot of the morning. everyone is talking about it. hillary clinton missing from the democratic debate stage. >> even though five minutes had passed, now we know why she was missing. apparently the former secretary of state wouldn't share a bathroom with a martin o'malley staffer. she waited for it to be cleared. >> apparently the woman's bathroom was much further from the stage than the men's bathroom. reportedly, they had to go through this really embarrassing return. the anchors were stretching all the time to get through. >> she had exactly 1:45 to get to the restroom and exactly that amount of time to return to the podium. instead of using one where other stalls were available, she wanted to wait -- >> that sounds like a man made up that rule. >> to be fair, no one saw it

anyway. >> 1:45 to go to the bathroom? >> no, no. 1:45 to get to the bathroom. >> and 1:45 to get back from the bathroom. five minutes. >> i read online that during one of the debates in the last cycle against barack obama, i think she was late returning. anyway, when she was actually at the podium, turns out she told quite a whopper. she said this. keep in mind this is completely made up. yet she said it. listen. >> we also need to make sure that the really discriminatory messages that trump is sending around the world don't fall on receptive ears. he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> may have been late to the podium. but donald trump wasting no time firing back for that lie

yesterday on "fox and friends." >> turned out to be a very big pinocchio or a lie. it's a total lie. it's ridiculous. she makes it up. she makes a lot of things up. >> one of the other things i asked donald yesterday when he was on the show about -- she attacked him twice during that sound bite. once about, of course what we heard about isis and also that donald trump whittles things down to simplistic phrases and ignores complexity. he plays to the lowest common denominator. we had eight years of her going after complex issues and leaving this country a disaster. he said i like to whittle things down to make it understandable so people can digest it. >> strong words even in tone yesterday. >> he wasn't happy. >> all the fact checkers immediately came out and said, you know what, that's simply not true. so for her to say that there are these recruiting videos out with donald trump's words, she's

having trouble -- >> with the truth. >> well, that. but with videos. with benghazi, oh, yeah it was video. this time, there's a recruiting video about donald trump. i think she should strike the word video or videos from any time there's a story out there. gotten her into trouble at least twice that we know of. we can dig through this stuff. we can look this stuff up, by the way. >> heather nauert is standing by with video that we have. good morning, heather and the news. >> good morning clayton and everyone. the hunts for the missing affluenza teen and his mother continues. ethan couch's mom tanya is listed as a missing person. as u.s. marshals promise a $5,000 bounty for her 18-year-old son. couch vanished after online video surfaced showing him allegedly playing beer pong which would have been a violation of his probation. the texas teenager dodged jail after killing four people in a

drunk driving crash back in 2013 after a judge said he was too rich to understand the consequences of his behavior. coming up in the next hour on "fox and friends," the father of a boy injured in that crash will join us live. he says he's not surprised. an iowa high school wrestler tragically dies after collapsing at a tournament. senior austin roberts from spencer, iowa, was competing in the invitational wrestling tournament. his father saying he never had warning signs and never collapsed before. no word yet on the official cause of death. our prayers go out to his family this morning. tennessee wants to ban confederate heritage and now the nation's largest school district or one of them changing the rules, making it possible to erase its connection with history. the school board in fairfax county, virginia, voting to allow name changes to school buildings. an online petition gathered thousands of signatures to change the name of robert e. lee

and jeb stuart high school. calling the generals racist. tina fey force to go fight the pc racist after it was revealed that her character in unbreakable played by a white woman is supposed to be native american. people called on her to apologize. but she's refusing saying she's opting out of our culture of demanding apologies these days. people need to take her jokes at face value rather than trying to analyze every little thing. those are your headlines. >> that kim i schmidt is the funniest sitcom on tv. it's that time of the year. popular movies hitting the big screen. it's time for this week's pop culture. let's step into the fox place with senior vice president of marketing at fox news. michael. >> star wars, the force awakens, breaking all sorts of records this weekend. it blew past jurassic world

which set the domestic opening at 208. star wars raked in about $238 million over the weekend. that's a huge, huge record. j.j. abrams did what he had to do. he created a critical and fan hit. about $500 million worldwide. if you weren't able to see star wars, there are other movies out there. including alvin and the chipmunks. this movie was supposed to open on christmas day. but the studio, 20th century fox believed so much in the power of the chipmunks that they decided to go up against star wars. kimberly williams who stars in the movie stopped in the set and told us if she felt any pressure going up against the force. >> you guys are going up against star wars. >> what? >> what movie? >> i don't know what you're talking about. there's only one movie opening this weekend. >> i think the chipmunks are up to the task. >> you know, star wars might be sold out. so go see the chipmunks. >> it's alternative programming. it's family fun.

>> that's great. >> that's great. just in case, if you did see star wars, think back because very famous person makes a cameo appearance. it's a meeting of the franchises. when the franchises converge. daniel craig who has been cranky about playing james bond maybe it's because he wanted to star in star wars. he makes a cameo as a storm trooper. not giving a lot away. >> how would you know? he's got a helmet on. >> this is rumored. he denied it vehemently. but he finally copped up to it. it's during a nostalgic moment. i don't know want to say what it is. it's a fan favorite for sure. >> what about the movie "joy." another 20th century fox move. it opens christmas. it's based upon the woman who created the miracle mop. bradley cooper, robert deniro, jennifer lawrence. we caught up with the real life

joy mangano and asked her what she thought of the portrayal. >> first of all, have you seen it and what do you think of the portrayal? >> have i seen it? of course. it leaves an indelible mark on you. being the inspiration for the brilliance of not only david o. russell but jennifer lawrence and the list that goes on x robert deniro and on and on, i mean, you had to pry me out of the seat. a million emotions. i think that's exactly how millions of people around the world are going to see it. >> joy to the world. >> joy to the world. long islander. >> it opens up this christmas day. as always, for all interviews, check out online. follow me on twitter and instagram. >> michael, thank you very much. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas, guys. coming up monday, marijuana is more mainstream. but hard drug users say pot is what started their problems. a former addict tells his story next. do you need a last minute

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estimating the risks -- underestimating the risks with marijuana? recovered drug addict him search, bishop is here. we have far too many people in the opinion of many saying marijuana isn't a gateway drug. but your experience told a different story, correct? >> absolutely. it's 100% a gateway drug. statistics tells us that 90% of individuals that go to a harder drug start with marijuana. the federal government has statistics that tell us 71% start with pot. 12.5% start with pain pills. and the other numbers fall in place. and marijuana is certainly, certainly the gateway drug and a choice of our youth today. >> we heard from one mom. she lost her husband to heroin, now has a child addicted to drugs as well. she said it did start with marijuana. watch. >> what happens with the children, they start smoking

marijuana and then can turn into addiction also. >> bishop, when you look at the statistics, you mentioned some. but of adults over the age of 26 who used marijuana before the age of 15, 62% went on to use cocaine, 9% heroin, 54% made nonmedical use of prescription drugs and it happened in their life. it all is pointing back to marijuana. what's your message today to people who say and you look at colorado here and what's going on, that marijuana is no big deal? >> well, marijuana is a big deal. i started with marijuana and went to crack cocaine. marijuana is such a big deal that they have a graduation from smoked marijuana to hash oil, smoke marijuana to anywhere from 20 to 30%. because the tolerance buildup of that smoked joint, that smoked

marijuana, we now see that it's a gateway to hash oil. it's a gateway to butter. it's a gateway to shatter and can you believe that that's 96% thc? wow. and they're telling us that marijuana is not a gateway drug? in its own category it's a gateway drug. what i say to the youth and those in colorado and those that are in washington, if you are smoking marijuana, you need to quit. you need to get help right now. because you have a great chance of moving from marijuana to a gate -- to a harder drug. you will if if you continue. and to the youth and the young adults, please if you haven't started, don't start. it's not cool. it doesn't look good. it doesn't smell good. i promise you, it will jeopardize your future. please, if you haven't started smoking marijuana, don't start. >> great message there.

shed the shame of it. get help before it turns worse. bishop, thank you for sharing your most honest story and your words to help millions of kids out there. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. we love you very much. thank you. now this coming up. it's happened again. thousands of students told to stay home today because their school was threatened in an e-mail. we will bring that to you coming up. you need a last minute gift but shipping is too slow, the malls are packed. where do you go? we have creative ways to beat the christmastime crunch. fact.

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in case you haven't heard we're a few days from christmas. if you haven't rapid your shopping up, you're into the alone. 60% still have items to scratch off their list. andrea is back to show us how to skip the crowds and avoid busting your budget. >> nice to see you. >> you put together unconventional ways of shopping. >> i did. the whole idea behind last-minute gift shopping is not get stressed out and buy gifts when running errands, knock off two things at once. >> we have kids items. >> this is from the drugstore,

picking up prescriptions or toothpas toothpaste, shop for the kids in your life, at cvs activity kits for "star wars" or "frozen" or print photos. >> i see socks. >> this is were fewer bar. you don't have to miss a workout if you overindulge at a holiday party. go do your workout, retail shops buy these at home dvds. >> the coffee shop we were talking about this. i like the coffee shop. >> so many coffee lovers out there. going out to grab some coffee in the morning, could you pick up an at home brewing system, purchase these christmas holiday blend coffee beans, these limited time edition bottles from starbucks keep your cold drinks cold for 24 hours and hot drinks hot for 12 hours. >> great stocking stuffer. >> you can purchase that gift card from starbucks covered in

swarovski crystal. >> lovely. what about cheese? >> i picked this up from a gas station, gourmet foods and these nice little chocolates, made my own gift basket. i have that basket at home so pick that up on your way home checking your air pressure, tire b to head out. >> and apparel, in new york you'll find some. >> also gas stations have electronics and gadgets, head phones, chargers, those make perfect stocking stuffers. >> gift cards as well. what about some of these things? people think maybe we don't need these. >> if you're going to the auto repair shop you have to fix up your car before you drive home for the holiday, buy some practical gifts for the person who never uses the gifts that you buy for them. rainex windshield wipers are great. you purchase these from napa you can donate $10 to the intrepid fallen hero fund so you do good at the same time. >> awesome. thank you. merry christmas. coming up, president obama

sat down for his last interview of the year and said there are bigger threats in the united states than isis. like what? we'll find out.

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of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? good morning to you. it is monday, december 21st i am e'lisbeth hasselbeck. terrifying moments on the las vegas strip overnight as a driver plows right into a crowd of people on purpose. >> all you can see is driving away and people boupsing off the front of the car. the windshield was smashed at this point. >> just wait until you hear who was inside of that car. we are live on the scene for you. and breaking news right now, a passenger just arrested for a bomb threat on an air france flight. what police found on board. was it a dry run for a future attack? and without a doubt, the most awkward tv moment award goes to -- survey says -- steve harvey.

>> i will take responsibility for this. it was my mistake. >> the miss universe beauty pageant blunder that forced miss colombia to give the crown to the actual winner. oh, man, was that embarrassing. live from new york, this is "fox & friends." and on this monday before christmas, we have mark stein in the house. >> good morning, mark. >> good to see you. >> we have lots to talk to but and mark can sing about cats. >> fej line groovy. >> i'm feeling groovy. >> i'm always groovy. >> we'll go tote him in a moment and talk about all sorts of things in the news. >> right now we turn to heather who starts with a fox news alert. >> and a serious story to start

this morning. horror on the las vegas strip, one person is dead this morning and more than 30 injured after a car plows right into a crowd, listen to this. >> she was went up the street onto the sidewalk, two or possibly three times, and based on the evidence and information from our fatal investigators, at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> he referred to "she" that being the driver, that woman had a 3-year-old child in the back seat of the car. that child was not hurt. the woman is now in police custody. police say they believe she did it on purpose, that she's expected to be charged sometime today. we'll keep you posted on the updates. another fox news alert, detailed threat of violence shutting down 17 public schools in new hampshire this morning, police say that the e-mail threats were specifically directed at students and staff at nashua high school north and south, all of the schools in the district are closed today as a

precaution. more than 11,000 students in that school district are staying at home today. officials looking at the threat of credibility hoping to open the doors of the schools tomorrow. stick around this hour, we'll have a live reporter in nashua for the latest. >> at least five passengers are being questioned after suspicious device grounds another air france flight. the airline's ceo says it was a false alarm. the pilot diverted to kenya after a passenger found this on board. it looks like a kitchen timer taped to a cardboard in the bathroom of that plane. the plane was in the air for three hours after it took off from mauritia. air france will take legal action over the incident. steve harvey making a bit of a mess out of the miss universe pageant after he incorrectly blamed or named miss colombia the winner. watch this. >> i have to apologize.

miss universe 2015 is philippines. this is exactly what's on the card. i will take responsibility for this. it was my mistake. it was on the card. horrible mistake, but the right thing, i can show it to you right here, the first runner up is colombia. it is my mistake. still a great night. >> poor guy. poor gals, too. harvey went on to apologize multiple times, even on social media, taking full responsibility for what happened. those are your headlines. >> they had to take the crown back, take the crown off her head. sorry you were miss universe for a few moments. >> she handled it nicely. >> mark stein joins us, radio show host, columnist, fox news contributor. donald trump tweeted out he sold

the miss universe pageant six months ago for a record amount of money and if he still had it, that would have never happened. >> steve harvey said my cat album took $517 million at the box office. he apologized because it was in fact, "star wars." so this can happen. >> mark, did you happen to catch npr's interview with the president? this was his final interview of course before going off to hawaii. he sat down to talk about the big issues of the year. one of the big things he talked about was isis that isis is not a systemic threat to the united states. let's listen and get you to respond. >> we also need to make sure -- >> that's the wrong bite. >> if you just look at the numbers, than nonislamic, northern-foreign motivated terrorist actions have killed at least as many americans on

american soil as those who were promoted by jihadists, but what we have also seen is isil evolve because of the sophistication of their social media to a point where they may be inspiring more attacks. this isn't unprecedented, the ft. hood attack was inspired by anwr awlaki, who was with aqap, al qaeda in the peninsula or in yemen, and we've seen periodically self-radicalization through the internet or jihadist propaganda. >> so the president is saying, well, isis isn't the only one that wants to kill americans or killing americans and that other people are doing that, too. >> so what's to worry about? he always sounds he's peeved at even having to talk about this subject because he'd rather talk about rising sea levels in the maldives which is more pressing

to him. this misses the point. it doesn't matter that more people are killed in car crashes. car crash doesn't change the societal climate. it doesn't derail the conversation in the way that terrorism is intended. you just saw this thing, people get on a plane, to fly from paris to mauritia and something taped in the bathroom. they fly around, diverted to kenya and lose two days. this is happening all the time, they're probing, probing, probing, because they want to pull off something big all the time. and for him to say oh, well, more people kill themselves accidentally falling downstairs on the way to the rec room doesn't actually address the -- the point of terrorism is not to hijack the plane but it's as a compatriot of mine says it's to hijack the conversation and to make you live in fear. that's the point of it.

>> that is what terrorism does is it terrorizes you, something small here will scare people all over the place but our president wants to make sure don't worry about that, because i got it handled even though you look at the polls and most people feel he does not have it handled. >> no, because one of the things it does is it creates a climate of political correctness, for example, where it's completely destabilized by the way western europe. he says isis isn't a systemic threat, existential threat. it actually is to sweden, because his fecklessness allowing intervening in libya, allowing it to implode, he sent millions of refugees headed toward europe and in sweden, sweden isn't a big country but it's one of the oldest most prosperous nations on earth and actually on the verge of implosion from what obama is responsible for. >> hillary clinton the other night saying we've got him exactly where we want them and they're contained. >> right. >> they're contained to the planet. they don't yet have an operating base on mars. if you go to sea "star wars" in

a galaxy far, far away, there is not yet an isis operating base, but there will be in the next hour. >> she signed off saying may the force be with you so maybe she is thinking out of the universe. >> all right, tina fey who used to do "30 rock" is also the person behind "the unbreakable" on netflix. in that particular show, jane krakowski, a blond white woman reveals she's actually a native american but she rejected her heritage and now the internet exploded they said that is racist, that is so wrong, tina fey has come out and said there's a culture of demanding apologies. i'm opting out of that. steer clear of the internet and you'll live forever. >> yeah, welcome to my world. i mean i feel that the words of the 19th century british prime minister never complain, never explain, and as it goes for 19th

century prime ministers so it goes for 21st century american comedians. a joke and a poem and a play and a novel and a film script, they're things said by characters. >> right. >> this is a comedy. seinfeld doesn't want to play college campuses because of the political correctness. >> and how it's responded to. >> and they're right on that. there's a totalitarian climate. i won't plug my book because i can't remember the title it's so long but a section in one of them, which ever one it is called last laughs. there will be no jokes in the future, because for many you have this, a french novelist was put on trial because a character in one of his novels who doesn't exist, is not walking around, was supposedly islamaphobic so the fictional character, he was dragged into court.

the french cartoonists were killed because of cartoons. these guys complaining about jane krakowski not yet chopping your head off but on the same stupid continuum. >> before you go, you forgot the name of the book but not forgotten today's plug and that is your new christmas album called "feline groovy" a song for swinging cats. et cetera. >> dedicated to your cat. >> let's listen. ♪ feline groovy ♪ da, da, da, da i'm a feline groovy ♪ >> where did this come from? >> simon and garfunkel recorded that and miswere announced the syllable and title of the song. i'm amazed no one engineered, produced the second violinist, nobody caught it when they made that recording. until me. >> there must be a reason for that.

>> i don't think so. i was testifying in the u.s. senate last week and -- >> of course you were. >> and -- as one does and ted cruz introkused me, next witness is a leading canadian human rights activist and top five best selling and he did it with perfect timing by the way. he has tremendous lethal comedy timing. >> if people would like to buy "feline groovy" it's available at amazon. >> and itunes and all the good -- we've been kicking harry connick's sad seasonal bust on the christmas album charts. >> we'll be watching you in for hannity this week. mark, thank you. >> merry christmas. it is one of the most popular stocking stuffers but this morning there's a recall you need to know about, we'll tell you. >> and a judge ruled this kid was too spoiled to know right from wrong when he killed four people drunk. well now that teen ager and his mother are on the run. nobody can find them. the father of one of his victims here with a message for him next.

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son's violation probation. her son was giving probation for killing four people in a 2013 drunk driving crash in texas. the judge said he was too rich to know any better. kevin mcconnell's son lucas was injured in the crash and saw his family friend pastor die that die. he joins us live from's tib. good morning to you, kevin. >> good morning. >> are you surprised that the kid is missing and now so is his mom? >> i'm not really surprised. he's been thrown a lot of softballs in life and never capitalized on any of them. so i don't believe that anything is going to make an impact until it's swift and severe. >> sure. when his defense team came up with this affluenza defense and the judge bought it, what did you think? the kid's too rich to know right from wrong and he's got a dysfunctional relationship with his parents, blah, blah, blah.

what did you think about that? >> i thought it was a slap in the face, honestly. >> were you irritated by it? did you believe it? were you shocked that the judge fell for it? >> i was shocked. that's actually the most shocked that i've been in this whole situation, was at the sentencing. that was pure shock and when she announced that the entire sentence would be probated, i was kind of in disbelief and no one else in the courtroom said anything and i thought did you people just hear that? >> no kidding. your son, lucas, who was injured, part of his victim impact statement he said this, "while i think we should do our best at forgiving i believe if this situation is not handled with severity, you won't take it seriously." you do want accountability, right? >> absolutely. i do want accountability, and i would like to see justice. that being said, i'm not

speaking as a bitter outraged victim. i'm speaking as a father, and i believe that accountability is separate from forgiveness, and redemption. >> sure. you also want to appeal to this kid's parents, right? >> yeah, you know, the dad in me, that's kind of where i'm coming from and i would like to, you know, if i could just directly address fred couch, you know, fred, i know you care about your son, and it looks like maybe you haven't been there a lot for him as he grew up, but here's a chance to change that. here's a chance to get involved and show some tough love and do something that's right for your son. right is right. so i would say, you know, go get your son, bring him home and possibly save his life. >> there are reports out of texas apparently the house he was living in, the son was living in has been cleared out

with everything except there's a pinball machine sitting there. the mother's missing. do you think the dad, fred, knows where they are? >> from what i understand, he doesn't, but again, you know, if he's not complicit in this, i would urge him to step in and be a dad and bring his son home. this doesn't have to be, you know, all into the marching orders of tanya, the mother. >> it is quite a story and now everybody is looking for the both of them. kevin mcconnell thank you very much for getting up so early and joining us today from austin, texas. >> my pleasure. >> thank you very much, sir. what do you think about that? e-mail us. coming up on this monday, what could forget this out of control reality tv moment? [ bleep ]. >> teresa giudice who is in prison is making headlines once

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welcome back. news by the numbers now. 6700, how many cases of the popular stocking stuffer dove's chocolate assortment snowflakes have been recalled across the country, after customers found pieces of snickers, twix and milky way bars inment of so the bags. oops. and a record, 100 million people expected to hit the roadways over the christmas and new year's holidays. aaa says gas averaging less than $2 a gallon in some places

certainly helped. final number, iron galactic $517 million. >> i was raised to do one thing -- and i've got nothing to fight for. >> half of that is my money. "star wars: the force awakens" shattering worldwide box office records and raking in a huge amount this weekend. on track to be the biggest box office breaker of all-time and it was excellent. there is your news by the numbers. >> thanks. day one of our "fox & friends" holiday follow-up series. remember the navy veteran who brought the eagles stadium down with his incredible performance of the national anthem in 2014? ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪

>> wow! well that wasn't his first time wowing a crowd, and it won't be his last, so what he's been up to since we last saw him? retired navy petty officer first class jeneald wilson joins us live. >> good morning. >> you're a busy man. >> yes, sir, i have. >> when you perform usually the team ends up winning, right? >> that's not necessarily true. >> this last week it was. >> it was. in the rain for the first time singing in the rain. >> how did that go? >> it was quite interesting, but to say the least it worked out well. we sung, greeted people in the rain. it was pouring down and i had a wet suit on. >> you're from navy. you're used to a wet suit. >> not really. >> how many people have just come to you, want to hear you sing but really love your message. does it amaze you?

>> it is very amazing and i counted our joy from god because it's a lot of people that i don't even know, never heard of before, and they're introducing themselves on social media, especially with the petition that's out now. >> which petition? petition for the super bowl because it's a second year in a row to try to get to you perform. >> second year in a row. >> did your mother start this petition? >> no, no. the first -- last year it was some lady from indiana, and i didn't find out about it until after the super bowl, someone put it in my inbox. this year we caught it early, so i posted it really quick and it's doing okay. >> fantastic. explain how you got started singing in a big stadium? >> back in 1998, '99, of course i was doing local st. louis arenas, the st. louis cardinals, the st. louis rams. >> how did you get the first job though? >> st. louis rams, georgia francier, no longer with us but

see seen me sing a banquet and asked me if i wanted to sing sunday, the banquet was saturday. i was like of course so i sung that sunday and it went well so they invited me on a monday night where it was nationally televised. >> monday night football. >> that did it. >> suddenly people all over the world realized that guy has pipes and let's have him sing for us. >> it was an honor to be on the stage like that. >> what is one of hardest things, i hear the remember verberation, hard to hear what is coming through the loud speakers. did that throw you off? >> not at all. it's almost like studio to me, that reverb, that bounce back is good. the most difficult thing is to start off in the right key. you start off on the wrong note it's over. >> we'll put that to the test. you'll sing for us coming up in the program. you have never failed us here nor erve nor anybody else. thank you for joining us on the curvy couch.

>> thank you. >> love when you come. >> his performance later on in the program. mean while coming up on this monday, iranian hackers break into the controls of a major dam in the united states. what were they doing? well, a shocking report about that next. >> that's right. and the perfect last-minute gifts for the handyman in your home. the host of "how to catch a contractor" is here with what they need in their toolbox. they have the gifts on our plaza coming up. fact you won't find the brand pharmacists recommend most for cold and flu relief at the shelf. advil cold & sinus is only behind the pharmacy counter. ask your pharmacist for fast, powerful advil cold & sinus. relief doesn't get any better than this. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on

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you. >> oh, santa is talking to you. >> you need to know if you're on the foughty or nice list. >> a special christmas greeting courtesy of the portable north pole. >> that's right. the portal north pole app makes it possible to send personal messages straight from the big guy, santa himself, to anybody, and it's free and you can also buy other fancy version. to learn more go to portablenorthpole.c portablenorthpole.com. >> a highly downloaded app. >> i have a feeling a lot of people will look forward to the personal message from santa. >> like the jibjab stuff. >> the best. >> jibjab isn't santa. this is santa! >> i know who is on the nice list, heather, i got your message coming from santa. we'll download. we try our hardest. >> good morning to you all. couple headlines, the white house is on alert after a major security breach, there's a new

report that says iranian hackers broke into the control system of a new york city dam. police believe they may have been practicing to cause real damage at an even bigger site. investigators fear that hackers were targeting a 245 foot high dam south of portland, oregon, saying it's a sign that iran has amped up its cyber war against the united states, and that the nation might be capable of a lot more than previously thought. a pro basketball player this morning accusing two women of stealing three quarters of a million dollars in jewelry from his brooklyn apartment. new york nicks forward derek williams claiming that the women used false names when he invited them to his apartment for an afterparty, following a nicks win. the jewelry was stashed in a louis vitton suitcase. teresa giudice the housewife of nmg new jersey and notorious

table flipper is about to get out of jail. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> huh? >> who will forget that? the mother of four will be finishing up a prison stint on wednesday just in time for the holidays. orangely sentenced to 15 months in prison for fraud, along with her husband but she's getting out a little bit early. and amazon getting ready or getting called out by customers rather for packaging small items in those oversized boxes. you know what i'm talking about as we get those things from amazon. shoppers complaining on social media about the excessive amount of packaging for the most simple unbreakable tiny items. some item no, sir bigger than your hand, shipped in a box several feet in length back in 2008, amazon pledged to cut back on the amount of packaging that it uses and those are your headlines. see you back here shortly. let's head outside to maria with a look at weather. >> reporter: hello everybody at home. today we're tracking several storm systems and one of them is

swinging through parts of the midwest and parts of the gulf coast. you're looking at some showers, areas of steadier rain. out west we're dealing with a massive storm system bringing in significant snowfall, we're talking about feet of snow across the mountains cascades, california sierra and rockies, along coastal areas dealing with heavy rain as well. we have a flash flood potential out there, so we'll keep a close watch on that. winter storm warnings stretching across washington state, down into california, and even now across portions of colorado, where again we're expecting a lot of heavy snow to continue out there, but as far as how much rain, you're looking at potentially four to six inches of rain so again flooding will be a big story across places like northern california. temperature wise though across parts of the southern plains and also in the eastern u.s., you are very mild, it's another mild one for you, looking at the temperatures you could see forecast to be 55 in new york city, you'll be in the 60s across parts of the southeastern u.s. and as we head into later this week we're expecting for

christmas eve potential record-setting warm temperatures across the eastern u.s. >> woo hoo! >> i don't think some of you will be seeing a white christmas but nonetheless, get out and enjoy it with the mild temperatures in store for you. let's head back inside. >> thank you, maria. if you're still struggling to find the perfect gift for the handyman or the miss fix-it in your life stick around for this. >> that's right. host of "catch a contractor" joins us with do-it-yourself essenti essentials. to catch the perfect gift is essential. >> thanks so much, guys. great gift ideas for all the diyers. watch how cool this is from dewalt. it has so many compartments and spaces, roll it back in, once you have all of your tools and best part is, no pulling the back. you roll your tools where you got to go. and $94. this is unbelievable.

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time for some monday morning medical headlines. new study says anxious people are one and a half times more likely to develop dementia later in life. that's because stress hormones damage the part of the brain that stores memory. who knew? and your sleep position may actually be the reason you have nightmares. a study found nearly 41% of left side sleepers, that includes me, wake up with nightmares. this compared to 14% of right side sleepers. i got to go over to the right side. insert joke there. however, right side sleepers are proven to not sleep as well through the night. leyta clayton over to you. a threat of violence shutting down 17 public schools in new hampshire this morning. officials aren't taking any

chances after two high schools were specifically threatened. wfxt's stephanie quinn yu is live in nashua with the latest on this threat. good morning. >> reporter: and clayton, police are telling us that threat was sent in an e-mail again specifically targeting two high schools, one where i am which is nash ua north high school and te other nashua south high school. we have videos for you. the fbi is working with the state agency to determine the credibility of the threat and who exactly sent that e-mail. police told us at this point, they are looking at all angles. police telling us that it was actually a school administrator who received that e-mail yesterday, and immediately called police. police didn't say what specific threat of violence was in that e-mail, but they told us that e-mail stated students and staff at both high schools would be harmed today and of course as a

precaution they then decided to close all 17 schools. the superintendent alerted parents through an automatic call yesterday and we actually spotted some new hampshire state police using dogs to sweep this area last night. again, this comes after threats at schools in california and new york, terrorism of course on the mind of many, and parents we spoke with understandably very concerned by what's been going on. take a listen. >> as a parent i'm scared, even though i'm freaking out i don't want to send my kids to school anymore because it fears me. >> there's so much things going on, you know, sending my son to school and not have him back. >> reporter: now this morning we have seen ramped up police presence. the superintendent telling us he hopes to resume classes tomorrow. in nashua, new hampshire, i'm stephanie couigneaux, back to you. >> thank you. they all go to the same chump and all good looking and people have noticed.

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marianne from pennsylvania. congratulations. you get a copy of the latest book "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates" congrats. it has been dubbed the most attractive congregation in new york city. what a title. members of st. patrick's old cathedral turning catholic cool with wine parties and a modern approach to preaching the gospel. joining me are three parishioners, mark jolie, ashley and carlos olsen. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> you are representing the hot congregation. how does that feel? >> well it's very flattering. we don't know if we can quite take credit for it. we'll let you be the judge of that but what we can say is that the face, the community that we experience there at st. pat's is beautiful and attractive, we want people to be aware of that and share with us at the heart of the hippest neighborhood of new york.

>> it sure is. mark you've been going there are long time. ashley why ask you start going to the church? >> i was looking for a sense of community, young people like me that i could see who had the same struggles, had the same goals, maybe had a career but also wanted to keep their faith alive in their lives. >> sure, speaking to that group that sometimes feels left behind by a church. this is smart by them. carlos what keeps you coming back? what is it about the message that keeps attracting attractive people in this congregation? >> it's the location. it's very trendy neighborhood, west of soho, and i live in the neighborhood. i always went there. i've never been a church goer. when i started going here, i just kept coming back because the message is profound and you have a bunch of friends. we go for dinner, then to mass and for drinks after to the parish house on mulberry. >> the message is always on target. the pastor does an excellent job of making it relevant. >> father jonathan morris originally there, loved it

there. when you think back how relevant the messables are to your bracket what is one sermon that sticks out? >> last night in fact the monsignor was talking about "star wars" and how popular it was and it is a story of redemption which parallels with the christian story of redemption. >> so keeps your attention and keeps coming back. the time of the service is 7:00 p.m.? >> 7:00 p.m. >> is that a differencemaker than morning mass? >> absolutely. people go away for the weekend, come back sunday night and still make mass even if they're traveling but it's also just a great way to hit reset before you start your week and what better way to do that than with people who share your faith and values. >> and does someone have to be hot to attend this mass? >> no, everyone is welcome. it's just sort of a happy accident. >> if there's someone out there today watching thinks this could be something great for me, what is your message to them? >> we'd love to see them, come check us out and see what it's all about. >> can other pastors take a note

from what's going on in this church right now? what is the message to other church leaders who maybe want to draw in this young demographic? >> i think young people are looking for faith, they're looking for something real and authentic relationships and pastors need to wake up to that and let them know they can find that in church. >> ashley, carlos and mark thank you for your time today. we have the hottest curvy couch right now as well. we wish you all blessings on this christmas. >> thank you. >> you got it. coming up, terrifying moments on a vegas strip overnight when a car jumps the curb and runs down innocent people. wait until you hear who was in the back seat of that vehicle. we'll tell you. presidential candidate marco rubio is live with us in the next hour, not to miss.

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good morning to you. it is monday, december 21st. i'm' lisbeth hasselbeck. horror on the las vegas strip when a car plows into a crowd of pedestrians on purpose. one is dead, dozens more hurt and the strip is shut down. we are live on the scene for you. >> terror threats happening daily. president obama and hillary clinton say we're doing just fine. >> we now finally are where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis. >> this is not a huge industrial power that can pose great risks to us. >> really? presidential candidate marco rubio doesn't feel that way. you'll hear from him live coming up shortly. and the winner isn't -- >> i will take responsibility for this. it was my mistake. >> the miss universe mixup, when the wrong winner is crowned to

go over and take the crown off of miss colombia's head and hand it over to miss philippines. the reaction pouring in this morning, poor steve harvey. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. so used to the weekend show i thought this was the second hour. >> oh. >> you guys only do three hours? wow. feels refreshing. >> today is monday. today is monday. i'm not supposed to be here. >> we just had the sexy catholics on so maybe you were thinking it was sunday. >> let us know what you thought about it by facebook or twitter. the sexy congregation. >> brian is enjoying a day off. >> good morning to you. fox news alert now, horror on the las vegas strip, a car plowing right into a crowd and police are saying this is no accident. one person was killed, and dozens more are injured there.

>> we're joined with the latest from vegas, leah? >> police are still trying to piece together the details to find out why this happened. an african-american woman steered onto the sidewalk and began plowing into pedestrians on purpose. she's in police custody and expected to be charged sometime today. one person was killed and 36 others were injured. >> she went up off the street onto the sidewalk two or possibly three times and based on the evidence and information from our fatal investigators, at this point we are treating this as an intentional act. >> police say this tragic drive happened right in front of planet hollywood where the miss universe ma pa gent was being held. some witnesses describe the chaotic scene. >> to slow down and then accelerate again into the people and i couldn't see what was going on. at that point it was mayhem,

just people down. >> it looked like she wasn't trying to stop the car. she had both hands on the wheel and looking straightforward and there were men running after her trying to stop the vehicle and they couldn't get to her. they were yelling stop, stop. >> police say a 3-year-old child was in the back seat of the car, fortunately was not harmed during the reckless drive. several people are still recovering in the hospital. steve, elisabeth and clayton, back to you. >> lea, thank you very much. >> let's turn to heather with a lot going on, on this busy news morning. >> tragic news out of afghanistan and this may affect american families here. at least six soldiers from u.s. afghan patrol are now dead this morning from a taliban homicide bomb attack in afghanistan. three more soldiers and three afghan police officers were also wounded. that attacker was on a motorbike, just outside bagram air force base. the taliban taking responsibility on twitter claiming more than two dozen were killed.

we have not been able to confirm if any americans are among the dead but we will keep you posted on this as we get it. was a fake bomb that forced another air france flight to land early a test run for the real thing? this is what kenyan and french officials are trying to find out this morning. that is a look at what folks found on board that plane that caused so much distress. we are hearing reports that five people who were on board that plane are under arrest this morning. one traveler found this device in the bathroom and forced an emergency landing in kenya three hours after the flight took off. officials are still investigating. air france says they will take legal action over that incident. another fox news alert to bring you a detailed threat of violence shutting down 17 public schools in new hampshire this morning. police say that the e-mail threat was speccally directed at students and staff at nashua high school north and south, but all districts in, all schools in that district are closed this morning as a precaution. more than 11,000 students in the

nashua district will be staying home today, officials examining the threat's credibility they say they hope the schools will be hope topen tomorrow. a veteran left in tears after an animal shelter returns his dog. he couldn't afford to get the dogs back while recovering from a heart attack in the hospital. the reunion was caught on camera. watch this. >> thank you. >> the dog never forgets, does he? the man hoped to eventually be able to pay to get the dogs back but the shelter took care of all the costs, so reunited just in time for christmas and those are your headlines. >> nice. >> certainly. thank you. all right this story is the biggest story that people are going to be talking about today. steve harvey the comedian, the host of the game show, friend of this program, all he had to do was announce the winner last

night of the miss universe contest, and he did. the problem was, he gave it to the wrong person. watch this. >> miss universe 2015 is -- colombia! i have to apologize. the first runner-up is colombia. miss universe 2015 is philippines. >> got to go over and get the crown off of miss colombia's head. you were miss universe for a few minutes and we'll take the flowers back. here's a ribbon though and he took to twitter later in the evening and apologized but i don't know that the apology, because he manages to misspell both countries in his apology. he then corrected and deleted it

but said i want to apologize emphatically to miss philippians and miss columbia. this was a terribly honest human mistake. >> we'll call it spell uncheck, auto correct, is that what it's called? does that automatically? >> it happens, it's live tv. we asked you what you thought, dee-and-e mailed "in today's world of people repeatedly passing the blame to others i find it refreshing to hear he owned up to his mistake." >> i bet he's forgiven. jessica "he made a huge human mistake and handled everything properly by admitting his mistake on live television." certainly the women seemed to handle it with grace as well so all is forgiven. >> i could totally see myself screwing that up. >> of course it's in reverse. >> and the winner is, oh, i meant runner-up is, you announce that person and then it's the default you figure out who the winner is. >> here is the question and this is the question everybody probably is going to answer it

differently, but who do you feel worse for? steve harvey or the woman who had the crown? >> miss colombia. >> and they pried it off her head. >> the president of colombia said they still consider her the winner and he's proud of her. >> she'll be okay. i think she's going to be okay. >> she is in all the highlights. >> she'll land on her feet. >> looks like donald trump tweeted out, too, because he used to own the miss universe pageant. quick to say if i still owned this, this would have never happened on my watch. >> there you go. >> innocent mistake. and he apologized for it. last week, with he told you about remember that story out of texas, where the defense attorney said look, the reason our client 16-year-old ethan couch killed those people while he was drunk driving was because he was a victim of affluenza, and the judge bought it and give him ten years probation. it was revealed in the last week or so, some beer pong video out,

that is a violation of his parole. well, he is now on the lam. they can't find him and can't find the mother as well. kevin mcconnell who is the father of a young man by the name of lucas who was injured during this accident a couple of years ago he was on with us a little while ago and essentially he says he wants accountability. he wants ethan couch to show up, but he would also like to see ethan's father get involved. listen. >> he's been thrown a lot of softballs in life and never capitalized on any of them, so i don't believe that anything can going to make an impact until it's swift and severe. i'm not speaking as a bitter outraged victim. i'm speaking as a father, and i believe that accountability is separate from forgiveness, and redempti redemption. fred, go get your son, bring him home and possibly save his life. >> a powerful moment. >> i think he is hitting on the key thing, accountability of the

poirnt parents. too rich to go to prison, surrounding he was raised around and those lessons that he was taught by his parents? that's what that dad i think is most angry about >> father to father, man to man, one of the most powerful calls to action in terms of consequence, hitting it right on the head saying my 12-year-old at the time was injured because you're telling your 16-year-old at the time was driving out of control and killed people, killed four, hurt nine others and all he got was a slap on the wrist? if you don't do something immediately in terms of consequence this is what happens. >> his alcohol was three times the legal limit for an adult when he did this in 2013 and you know the judge saying look, if we catch him we'll keep him in juvenile detention where he's 19 and tried as an adult, could wind up locked up for 20 years old. >> his mom listed as a missing person to the search for this. >> she's apparently on the lam with him. she's wanted listed as missing persons. their house has been cleaned out. the only thing left is a pinball machine. so i don't know his appeal to

the dad to do the right thing if it is going to fall, probably going to fall on deaf ears given the fact that the mother has carted the kid off. >> let us no he what you think about that. coming up isis may be growing by the day but hillary clinton says the war on terror good news it's working. >> we are finally where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis, which is a danger to us as well as the region. >> we're where we need to be. senator marco rubio doesn't think that's right. he'll respond live, next on this telecast. and she thought she was being pulled over by the police, but she had no idea what was coming next. watch. >> we all that thought we'd give you that car right there. >> oh my god. >> for you. >> are you kidding? >> no, i'm not. you want to come see it? >> meet the pastor and the woman he helped coming up next.

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comments about isis. >> we now finally are where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis. >> this is not a huge industrial power that can pose great risks to us. >> really? are democrats underestimating isis and how would a republican in the white house respond? let's talk to one who would like to be in the house, republican presidential candidate marco rubio, who joins us today from western new hampshire. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you think about hillary clinton saying at the debate, i know you didn't see it because nobody did, it was on saturday night before christmas, he said, she said regarding isis, we are where we need to be. do you agree with that? >> well it's one more example of how government, washington and particularly the democratic party is completely out of touch with reality and out of touch with the american people. the vast majority of americans understand that this threat is not under control. in fact it continues to grow in scope and sophistication, and she's talking about how we have

a plan. what exactly is, how is that plan any different than what we had in place a month ago or two months ago when the president was claiming that isis was contained and then a few days later they attacked paris and less than a month later they attacked san bernardino or at least had a terrorist attack in san bernardino. it's another example how out of touch and clueless they are and how dangerous their foreign policy has become for the national security of this country. >> senator, when you hear hillary clinton say it doesn't pose a threat to the united states, the reality is they do. how do you respond to his comments today? >> he's trying to compare them to countries. what he's saying is they're not an industrial power, they don't have the large economy or large military industrial complex. that's true, but that's what makes them dangerous. if they had army headquarters and navy we'd know where to attack them. they control territory in a vast

number of countries but using propaganda to radicalize lone wolf attackers whom we may never be able to identify until it's too late. it's another example of how this president misunderstands, doesn't understand the threat that we're facing. he's comparing them to a country when in fact they've taken on elements of a terrorist insurgency sophisticated and different from any threat we've faced. >> were you surprised by secretary clinton during the debate doubling down on her support of the president's policies against isis? she got defensive about it. >> yes, in a tough spot obviously because she was the secretary of state for four of the seven disastrous foreign policy years and the truth is the threat of isis began to emerge in syria while she was still the secretary of state and of course fully blossomed right after she left. again it goes back to the point they're all circling the wagon because they're all responsible for what's happened here, completely out of touch with how americans feel. how are the american people supposed to feel when they feel

vulnerable as ever to the terrorist attacks and you have a president and a leading contender for the democratic primary arguing oh, everything's going great, we have this really good plan in place and it's starting to work. they live in two different universes. >> sure. what about the president in this interview on npr being run this morning where he says you know, isis is out there, but don't let it change the things you do in your everyday life. i mean, there are a lot of people senator rubio who they go if to the mall and wonder how safe am i there or go to the movie and wonder or send their kids to school and worry about that, too. what is your message to the president about don't a change anything, we're going to be fine? >> look, after san bernardino i personally had a couple people over the last few weeks that told me it changed something they're going to do because of the news about isis and so forth that's out there in the press. i think rather than scolding the american people about it, sure, i think people should go on about their lives and so forth, but i think he also needs to do a better job of recognizing how

uncertain and insecure people feel and it doesn't help when they turn on the television or on their radio and hear the president of the united states whose job it is to keep us safe sounds so out of touch with reality about what's going on in the world and what's going on in their lives. what they want to hear from the president is yes, this is a significant new kind of threat, something we're going to have to confront. it will be hard, but we can do it and we will succeed in the end. instead he's telling us everything's fine, nothing to see here. that's not what people feel in their lives and when they see a president out of touch it makes them more scared not less scared. >> senator rubio a busy day ahead in new hampshire, thank you for sharing some of your time here at "fox & friends." great to see you. >> merry christmas. >> thanks for having me. ahead a boy scout leader suddenly attacked by a bear but his scouts knew exactly what to do when a leader is attacked by a bear, how they saved his life come uppiing up. this mom thought she was being pulled over by the cops but had no idea what was coming

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eve. ho, ho, hold everything. >> you've been having some car difficulty considering you're driving a car that's not even yours and we also thought we'd give you that car right there. >> oh my god. >> for you. >> are you kidding? >> no, i'm not. you want to come see it? >> this is your car. >> one of most moving videos an incredible gift of kindness this christmas thanks to one church, every sunday a nashville church asks its members to donate $1. >> that money is usually given to one needy family but this month 40 people benefited the goal to inspire people to pay it forward. >> one of the people that woman that you just saw in the video getting the car is jessica fox, she and cross point church pastor pete wilson join us now. it is such an honor to have both of you here, this video has everyone's heartbeating a little

stronger today. pastor pete wilson, how did you hear about jessica's story in you were in a walmart, right? >> right, we spent the whole day doing random acts of kindness, buying people's christmas tree and filling up their gas tank and one of our things was we partnered with the local police department and when people were getti getting pulled over for minor traffic violations instead of giving them a ticket we found out what they wanted for christmas and run into walmart and buy it fast. while we were in walmart we heard about jessica's story and everything she had been through and it was a real tragedy, our heart broke for her and knew we wanted to do something special for her. >> jessica, pete obviously mentioned your story a little bit. take us back, what happened that was such a tragedy in your life? >> on may 24th, my fiance was killed in a car accident. he's, i guess it was about three days after the funeral i blew my car up, and so i've just had really bad luck ever since with

vehicles. >> you weren't able to drive and two daughters. >> right. >> you had to ask for rides to get around constantly. >> yes. >> what did it mean to you when pete comes up to you and you realize that this is happening? describe that if you can. >> it was just truly emotional, because it was a feel of just relief but just overwhelming at the same time, it was like disbelief. but it just was -- it felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. >> pete, i'm looking at you now sharing this moment again with jessica and i'm thinking you asked your congregation to give $1. everyone just give a little bit and the difference that that can make, was that your goal? >> yes, we call it the dollar club and we challenge people, just give $1, because everybody can do that and it's amazing to see what we can accomplish when we put all the dollars together and how you can make an impact with just no strings generosity.

people just don't expect it, and that's, really makes a difference >> jessica, you've seen a string of bad luck in your life. this breaks that for you. it's not just about the car, though, it's really about paying it forward and seeing how this changed your life. how has this changed your life? >> it's changed it completely. my daughters are smiling again, because they can, you know, go to friends houses, i have a way of going and getting them, we're not stuck in the house, i can make it to work, it's just knowing that you have that eight off. vehicle that just it's just changed everything. just the fact that i'm not having to wake up and worry who am i calling today to bring me to work. >> incredible. the story has touched so many people and all began with one small initiative by the people in your congregation. pete wilson, what an act of kindness this turned out to be and a way for jessica to connect with many. thank you for sharing your story and being with us today.

>> thank you, guys. >> merry christmas to all of you at cross point. now this, coming up this photo going viral a little muslim girl told her mother she was afraid soldiers were going to come take her from america. the military member sparking the hashtag i will protect you. and he's the most popular person in the world right now. >> come out to play, everyone clap for him. >> the touching story that will have you in the holiday spirit, straight ahead. getting older shouldn't mean giving up all the things she loves to do. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects

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♪ rockin' around the christmas tree at the christmas party hop ♪ it's your shot of the morning and not every day we interview a tree but not every day somebody comes to "fox & friends" dressed like a tree. turn around, christmas tree. >> well, hello. merry christmas. >> and your name is? >> tommy too much. >> i thought it might be joe pine but then again i'm a guy who remembers that. tommy, why, why are you dressed like a christmas tree? >> to make as many people smile as possible. >> is he making you smile, folks? >> yes! >> there you go. he's also got a gopro camera up here and one here, too. >> me and the tree. >> where is this going to show up? >> i'm #mr.christmastree. if you go to the wild gilly man you can see the rest of my videos. >> appropriate for family consumption? >> most of it. if youtube would let me censor

this stuff i would be has. pi. >> i had asked you came in after the last segment and i asked one of the guards, does he seem like a normal guy, he said aside from the fact that he's dressed like a tree, absolutely. anyway, thank you very much, tommy. >> thank you for the time. >> all spruced up today. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> round of applause for tommy the tree. there you go. >> spruced up and perfectly pine. >> smells fresh. >> there he goes. >> we don't know what's in his coffee. let's get over to heath we are a look at the headlines. >> good morning, clayton. fun to see that christmas tree out there. hillary clinton going right after the u.s. justice system, saturday night's debate, did you watch this, calling it racist? take a listen here. >> we have systemic racism and injustice and inequities in our country and in particular in our justice system. >> hmm, what do you think of

that? well the former nypd detective and fox news contributor bo deedle joins us earlier on "fox & friends" saying hillary clinton is trying to cover up the real problem. listen to this. >> this is a disgrace, what she's doing is she's just taking on the next statement of our beloved president obama, who has divided this country. the real problem is, look, where does our president come from? the great state of illinois. there's a little city there, chicago, this is like worst in any of the country in the world as far as the murder rate. >> bo adds another problem is that most of the crimes are gang related, and many prisoners are being released from jail even though they have other charges of murder involved. brand new eyewitness video showing a massive landslide in southern china. watch this here, rescue crews have pulled multiple people from the rubble but nearly 90 are still missing at this hour. that landslide happened when land under a business park

started to crumble, knocking down dozens of buildings. it caused a nearby natural gas pipeline to explode. nearly 1,000 people have now been evacuated from that area. and back here at home, saved by the scouts. boy scout leader has his troop to thank for saving his life after a bear attack. the man was leading three scouts on a hike through a cave in new jersey when a bear grabbed his foot and then dragged him away. well the quick thinking scouts ran out, calling 911. the scout leader stayed curled up in a ball in a cave for more than an hour while the scouts built a fire and set out food in order to distract the bear. the leader is expected to make a full recovery. quick thinking scouts there. a mother's facebook post about her 8-year-old american muslim daughter going viral this morning because she says her daughter is terrified of being forced to leave the united states. she's been packing her dolls we're told, afraid that soldiers were coming to take her out of the country. one u.s. military mom responded

and started the hashtag, i will protect you, to reassure the little girl of her rights as a u.s.ity citizen. she told the young 8-year-old that protecting people like her is exactly why she serves in our american military. and those are your headlines. nicely done there. >> hashtag awesome. >> no kidding, thanks. a little chilly outside. i was just outside, i know, with the tree guy who was needling me by the way. >> if you were wearing a tree you would have been warm. >> there you go, i pine for those days. >> oh! >> chilly temperatures in the northeast but warming up over this afternoon and next couple of days as temperatures continue to warm. you're looking at near record or record temperatures come christmas eve but i want to point out on the radar it's busy. they have one storm system swinging through parts of the great lakes down into the gulf coast bringing in areas of rain and out west a massive storm system bringing in heavy snow

across the mountains with potentially more than two feet across some areas, winter storm warnings are in effect from washington state to the rockies. that's head back inside. >> maria, thank you very much. nothing is more important than spreading the joy around christmastime of course. >> one organization did that with help from santa. >> heather was there when christmas arrived early. >> this was so much fun for the kids and for me, too. the organization is called the community mayors taken helps to make christmas come early for children with disabilities. the kids were so excited, they've been waiting for this all year long. why? because santa claus is toppling to town. take a look. >> of course santa is used to his reindeer and sleigh but this christmas he's coming in on a 747.

do donner, blitzen, and rudolph are taking a break as santa flies from the north pole to new york city to greet children with special needs as the operation santa christmas party. >> merry christmas! >> and there he is as he greets thousands of children here at new york's jfk's airport. >> when santa comes out, out the plane, everybody clap for him. >> hi, santa. how does it feel to be here in new york? >> it's the most wonderful time of the year. there's nothing more important than making the children happy, right? ho, ho, ho! >> santa has been visiting the charity since the 1950s. since then his ride has gotten bigger. >> toys may change, but the children don't. they understand that when they see santa, it's the christmas

season, and that is the season of faith and hope and love. >> it's really a great thing for them. it's a blessing. >> it's fun. >> it's just an extra special day. >> merry christmas. >> what does it mean to you, to be here with your daughter? >> it's emotional. my heart was full. >> but even kris kringle wouldn't make this day happen without help. >> a couple thousand volunteers who put a smile on your hearts. we have fbi, customs, fire department, nypd, the port authority. >> what we look forward to is the faces of the kids to see the joy that they experience just knowing santa is here for them. ♪ >> it's a day of joy and giving, and before santa heads back to his workshop, he has one more message. >> always remember how much santa loves you. >> santa is willing to traveling

more than 3400 miles to deliver christmas spirit. >> merry christmas! >> merry christmas, everyone! w ho, ho, ho,! >> that santa is one busy guy doing that. community mayors the groo up that put this together is a not-for-profit organization that helps children with special needs. operation santa claus party is one of many events they hold for kids throughout the year. you can go on their website for more information to donate, communitymayors.com or check it out on fox&friends.com. the parents and teachers were so grateful the children may have had so well because they knew santa claus was coming. >> that's right. great event for them >> it was fun. >> who knew delta flew to the north pole. >> i know, right? >> a new route they added. thank you that was awesome. coming up in a brand new interview out this morning, president obama says isis is not a big threat to the united states. >> this is not an organization that can destroy the united

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prudential bring your challenges® president obama giving a year end interview to national public radio this morning, it is airing talking everything from taking on isis to his white house legacy but some of what he has said may prove that he could be out of touch with the american people. peter johnson jr. joins us. good morning. >> i'm always hoping it's going to get better especially on in christmas season in the hanukkah season, belated. unfortunately he proves why he was out of touch for a long time with a lot of americans. he was asked if he agrees with the previous statement by the department of justice that domestic terrorists, non-islamic terrorists are a greater threat to america than islamic extremists, and this is what he said in part to that question,

and see if you have the same reaction i had. >> if you just look at the numbers, then non-islamic, non-foreign motivated terrorist actions have killed at least as many americans on american soil as those who were promoted by jihadists. >> so the non-islamic terrorists just as bad. >> well, i can't and i won't characterize it as insensitivity because i wouldn't accept or believe that from any president of the united states and i don't believe that he's insensitive, but it shows that he's out of touch. it shows that, when he is going to come forward with a response to a questione that with some empirical data to somehow prove that well, yeah, i guess it's a threat, but there have been equal or greater threats and then it fits into that meme that somehow americans are a

greater threat to other americans than those abroad trying to kill us. that's wrong and i think that's why he's been real terrible problems with the american people for a long time. >> but this is the legacy stage of his presidency, where he's trying to get people to donate for his big libraries and stuff like that. you look at a poll, fox news poll is president obama prepared to do whatever it takes to defeat isis, et cetera? a majority of people say no. >> they absolutely say no and this is the reason why. another reason that people lack confidence in him is that he's unwilling to take account and responsibility for some of the failures in his administration and to point to others whether it's republicans or whether it's the people on fox news or talk radio for his failures, and we have seen that npr interview another instance of that blame everyone else other than me, the president, asked about the fears of some americans that he's

changing the country and that he changed the country in a way that's unacceptable to them, he said in part, and this was his first response, listen in. >> if what you're asking me, steve, is, are there certain circumstances where i'm being the first african-american president, that might not have confronted a previous president, absolutely. >> so he saying that people who don't like him don't like him because he's, they're racist? >> that appears what he's saying. we understand that racism is a strain in american politics and unfortunately has been for a long time. i saw it with david dinkins the first african-american of new york city. it's not an explanation, not an excuse. he shouldn't resort to that. it divides america, on top of that i believe he's totally, totally wrong. he needs to understand what americans are thinking and that's the wrong way to do it. >> you mentioned david dinkins. i met him at your christmas party.

>> we had a great holiday party and christmas party over the weekend, a lot of fun. you were there and heather nauert and the families and a bunch of folks here from fox. >> merry christmas peter. >> nice to see you, merry christmas. coming up on this monday we v introduced the sailor who dazzles crowd with the nan anthem. ♪ and the home of the brave >> that singing sailor back with a special surprise, coming up next, but first let's check in on this monday before christmas for a preview what will happen in 11 minutes. >> good morning, steve. hillary is in hot water again over yet another video. this one she claims makes trump an isis recruitment tool their battle and the latest poll numbers which are fascinating. the president says gun violence in the country is a bigger threat to us than isis.

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♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> whoa! >> this navy veteran known for bringing down stadiums with his unbelievable rendition of the national anthem here with "fox &

friends" now just in time for christmas. >> i know in your heart every time you sing, you just think of what? >> you know the fallen, the people that are serving this great america that we live in, and if you have ever been overseas would you appreciate where we're at. really. >> we certainly do. it is such an honor to have you here and we have the pleasure of you singing right now, our national anthem. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars

through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪

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