jumps down from the stands. look at that. >> good thing they have a body guard. >> don't go away, wrappers vanilla ice is getting ready to perform. we cannot wait for this. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> have a great day. hi, friends. good morning. it's finally friday, the 5th of august, 2016. i'm anna kooiman in for ainsley earhardt. a fox news alert. a tornado tears through new orleans collapsing homes, overturning cars and trapping one man under a roof. >> you by yourself, big brother? hold it. hold it. take your time. hold on. hold on. hold on, brother. you by yourself. >> you was in the car? you was in the car yourself? >> i was walking. >> it fell on you like that? come on, big brother. >> they were assessing the damage as the sun comes up this morning. >> that's terrible. donald trump says the election is rigged. president obama says, no way. no, it's not.

>> of course the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> what does that mean? it means it's rigged, but this morning donald trump responds on twitter and says he has proof the rigging could happen. plus, trump's vp nominee mike pence has an exclusive interfew with pete hegstadt. >> donald trump and i have different styles but we have the exact same goals. we both know that we can make america great again. >> pete has a great set. i'm so jealous. he joins us one on one on the couch to tell us how the one on ones in the chair went. because mornings are so much better because you're with friends. > . ♪ ice, ice baby ♪ ice, ice baby >> the all-american summer concert series is set to get

underway in a matter of hours. it's going to seem like yesterday as we look back at the '90s with vanilla ice and rob bates. >> "ice, ice baby." >> we don't have to wait until the 8:00 hour. heather and i were sitting on the couch and anna knew every word. >> i was singing some wrong words it seems. as long as you sing with confidence, right? >> anna is here with her impersonation later on today. famous dave is here. all part of our great american summer concert series brought to you by expedia. since vanilla ice is a big part of the '90s, we would love to see on this flashback friday some of your '90s pictures. >> who would you look like today? >> wearing a head gear, braces. >> absolutely. >> show us your night brace.

absolutely. >> so we've -- >> did you need braces, heather? >> yeah, i did, but not a night guard. there was a night guard with a band. >> oh, boy. good morning. good morning to all of you. i'll take it from here. start out with extreme weather in the south. an ef-0 tornado ripped through new orleans. the funnel cloud leaving a path of destruction there. even trapped a man under his own home. the incredible rescue of that man was caught on camera. watch. >> you by yourself, big brother? hold it. hold it. take your time. hold on. hold on. hold on, brother. somebody tlels? >> a car right there. >> oh, he was in the car? you was in the car yourself? >> i was walking. >> walking past and it fell on you like that? come on, big brother. >> oh, wow. several other houseness that area reduced to rubble. that severe weather not over just yet. more storms expected today. we'll check in with maria molina. a dangerous mechanical failure on the tarmac in

baltimore this time. 126 passengers forced to evacuate as the nose gear collapsed. the aircraft is tilting forward on the tarmac right there. no one was hurt. the passengers were then put on another flight to atlanta. no word yet what caused that landing gear to collapse. what was once a home is now just a pile of broken wood and glass after a massive explosion tears that home apart. drone video showing just how much damage was done. this is here in connecticut. seven people, including four children, had to be pulled from the rubble of that house. this morning a 7-year-old is in serious condition. that blast was so powerful it blew the front door off. it was at a house across the street. it's not clear what caused that explosion but a natural gas leak is a possibility and we are hoping for the best for that 7-year-old child. look at this video stumping the internet.

somebody noticing a light above the famous gateway arch. there was no unusual activity on their end. this isn't the first time something like this happened. another camera catching more odd things in the area like an unexplained object popping out of nowhere in broad daylight. what do you think that is? those are your headlines. >> hello, it's a flying saucer. it's not hard. don't you watch cable. >> bird, plane. >> no. we grew up, anna, i'll strip you on this, knowing there was life on other planets because of "lost in space." remember? >> sure. >> dr. smith. >> it was so clear that we were not alone. >> if you see it on the tv box, it's real. >> right. ♪ ♪ >> throw back to the '70s. >> this is '90s day. to the race for the white house, donald trump has a message for hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> he's also responding to the president's campaign that the election is not rigged. >> peter doocy joins us from des

moines, iowa. good morning, peter. >> good morning, anna. those republicans who had been begging donald trump to get back on message got their wish yesterday because their nominee rattled off a bunch of reasons he thinks hillary clinton should be locked out of the classified intel briefings that nominees normally get when they're this close to the white house. >> hillary clinton, furthermore, can never be trusted with national security. supposed to be briefed in the not too distant future. you can't brief her. she lost 33,000 e-mails. what happened? 33,000, okay? so what happened? how is it possible? >> trump also continues to complain the election is rigged and that is a point the president decided to needle him on during a conference at the pentagon that was supposed to be all about what's happening.

>> the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> but soon after that trump tweeted a reminder to president obama that leaked e-mails revealed his own party's efforts to try to prevent one of their candidates from being too competitive with hillary clinton. trump wrote, quote, president obama should ask the dnc about how they rigged the election against bernie. donald trump and his running mate, mike pence, have been campaigning separately but they are going to link back up for a pair of twin state rallies. it will be the first time they appear on stage together since they came down on different sides of the hot button issue this week, should republicans endorse paul ryan. back to you. >> all right. live on the banks of the des moines river, peter doocy. thank you. let's talk about what else the president talked about. he got a question about the ransom money. was it ransom, $400 million.

>> you called it ransom. it's not ransom. >> i jumped to conclusions. >> swiss franks delivered on a pallet in dark of night. >> the president said, you've got to be killing me. this isn't a thriller novel. that's not the way it went down. >> he said, we announced back in january that we had this deal, there was going to be a prisoner swap, we were going to give them the money. but apparently president obama was unfamiliar with what a pastor told trish. he made it sound exactly the way ransoms are paid. listen to this. >> they told us, you going to be there for 20 minutes but it took like hours and hours. we left the air part. when i asked them why you don't let us go? because the plane was there, pilot was there, everybody to leave the country. they said, we are waiting for another plane and so if that plane doesn't come, we never let you go. >> certainly sounds like

tit-for-tat, quid pro quo. it doesn't sound like something that was happenstance. you can't leave on the tarmac until the other plane comes in full of cash. >> we open it up, yup, there's the money. go. not ransom. not ransom. >> so the plot thickens. meanwhile, pete, if we were looking for you, where would we have found you yesterday? >> in virginia beach, virginia. >> why. >> a sitdown with gov more mike pence. he was there talking to the military families about what's going on. we asked him about the va, asked him about isis, the khan controversy, rumors about division in the policy. we started with the iran deal. tell us about this ransom payment. this is what mike pence had to say. >> the simple fact of the matter is we have historically as a nation said we don't pay ransom to terrorists or those who support them. we don't negotiate with terrorists, and this is one more example of the kind of failed and weak foreign policy that hillary clinton and barack obama

have led and it's exactly the kind of foreign policy that the american people want to see changed. >> what are your sons, what are young guys signing up today looking for a commander in chief and what difference would they get between hillary clinton and donald trump? >> i think donald trump knows what the american people know and that is that our military has been hollowed out in recent years. the truth of the matter is the next president needs to go to congress and secure significant investments. >> a lot of things have happened in the last 15 days. do you embrace the title or do you feel you're another approach? >> i think donald trump and i have different styles at times but we have the exact same goals. we both know that we can make america great again. >> the rumors and speculation that there's divides inside the trump camp, divides inside the republican party. >> donald trump and i are absolutely united in our

determination to carry his vision, to make america great again. >> when you were in the running to be vice president and you were first told mr. trump's plan wasn't working, he came over to your house, what's that conversation like? honey, donald trump is coming over. what do we do now? >> well, it was a little bit challenging. it was a great moment for mrs. pence and me, i think. we got word late at night that not only was mr. trump coming to breakfast but a number of members of his family, the kids were going to fly out to indiana and join us for breakfast. we don't have a big household staff at the governor's residence. a couple of people help us out there. it was late at night. karen just put me to work. we hauled the plates out. we put them out on the table, set the coffee, arranged for breakfast and we served -- both of us served breakfast that morning to donald and his kids and it was a great honor to be

able to welcome them to the governor's residence. >> most people on the national stage are just getting to know you. tell us something people might not know about mike pence or something they should know about you. >> the most important role i'll ever play is a dad. i'm a proud father of a united states marine. i'm just as proud of my daughter that just graduated college and another that's still in school. you know, i was raised in a great big family in a small town in southern indiana, and our family is really the center of our life. >> michael pence, disciplined, well versed on the issues, passionate about donald trump. really all in on this. any word of division certainly was not evident at all in that hall from response from veterans or from mike pence. >> that's an invention of the press, wasn't it? >> and he said that. that it was an invention of the press and he's there -- they're on the same page and charging ahead. >> and endorsing ayotte, mccain

and paul ryan. >> listen, we're different people, we articulate it differently but our goal is the same. people are trying to drive wedges. >> they're going to try. pete, our globe trotter, thanks for going down to virginia with the vets in a little bit. >> meanwhile, we're following a fox news alert out of phoenix, arizona. a madman stalking victims in the middle of the night. after the break, hear from one of the police officers hot on the trail of a serial shooter. plus, combing the wig, no, this isn't a mafia movie. wise guys now sitting in the slammer. >> big vinny. >> the massive mob -- >> bust. >> -- bust everybody's talking about coming up. nexium 24hr is now the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists

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arizona, is phoenix police spokesperson sergeant jonathan howard with the very latest on the investigation. good morning, sergeant. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> okay. so what do we know about this guy? >> you know, he started this crime spree back in march. unfortunately he killed three people one night in june. that's when our investigators were able to link together four additional or four primary incidents when we recognized we had a series. >> i've been following this. it seems that the frustrating part is the randomness. there doesn't seem to be any motive. it doesn't seem to have had any contact before the shooting starts, right? >> absolutely. that's what's making this so challenging is that we initially had four victims seemingly innocent people. no pre-incident contact with our suspect. we expanded our search. we found four more incidents through the same circumstance. people inside residential neighborhoods in and around their vehicle being shot for no apparent reason. >> in many cases they're just standing in front of their house and they are shot by this guy

driving by. what's frustrating as well is the fact that you had descriptions of a lot of different cars which says what to you? >> he's got access to cars. he changes the vehicles. it's hard for us to focus in on one particular vehicle so every part of this randomness adds to the challenge of the investigations. >> and what description do you have of this? >> well, we have them described as a thin male, noticeably lanky. most of them have described him as an hispanic male. >> you just don't know. you have a message to the family members and the friends of this person, don't you? >> i do. you know, we've been reaching out to our community asking for tips. they've been doing that, but i want to get specific because i know this man has friends. i know he has family. he's a co-worker of somebody. they need to distance themselves. he shot at a 4-year-old boy last month. he's killed a 12-year-old girl. if he's going to kill children,

you need to separate yourself. you need to do the right thing and identify him. >> absolutely. contact the phoenix police department if you have any information regarding this. all right. you know what, we're going to put up the phone number right here. call 602-261-6141. or silent witness at 488-witness. sergeant howard, thank you very much. good luck finding this guy. >> thanks for the help. >> okay. all right. 20 minutes now after the top of the hour. on this friday president obama denies the $400 million payment to iran was a ransom, but how is iran using that money today? former obama national security council staff member jillian turner. come on in, jillian, you're next. you've got details. i guess this is what happens when your dad is a linebacker for the steelers. coming up, the video james harrison posted on his instagram that's turning a lot of heads this morning. watch this.

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fire up the coffee pot. get ready for your friday morning and quick headlines. dramatic new video showing police taking down the crazed london attacker just moments after he murdered an american woman. the 19-year-old norwegian suspect tased but not killed. his victim now identified as 64-year-old darlene horton, the wife of an fsu professor teaching overseas for the summer. and a strike takes down an isis leader. egypt's military saying their bombing killed the master mind behind the russian metro jet bombing. isis claimed the responsibility for the october attack on the

russian plane that killed all 224 people on board. brian, over to you. >> thanks, anna. yesterday president obama defended his administration's cash payout of 400 million swiss franks to iran that coincided with the american hostages being released to the day. >> it's been interesting to watch this story surface. some of you may recall we announced these payments in january, many months ago. there wasn't a secret. we announced them to all of you. josh did a briefing on them. this wasn't some nefarious deal. we do not pay ransom for hostages. the reason cash was exchanged is because we don't have a banking relationship with iran. >> but is there more to that than the president indicates? for more on this we bring in former white house security council staff member under president bush and obama, fox's

contributor jillian turner. what was your take on the president's definition of the 400 million in franks that was delivered. >> so my concern with this payment and with the settlement in general is broader. i'm really concerned not so much that this is a ransom payment but that this was money used to sweeten the broader nuclear deal pot. it was another concession the united states that really showed our weak hand in the negotiation. >> when the president got behind the microphone on january 19th i think it was, he could say, we were going to be sending the first payment of 400 million in swiss franks, it will be arriving. the balance will come at such and such a date. that would have wiped out any problem. it's going to be coming at night if there was no nefarious acts. >> right. >> however, one of the hostages sat on the tarmac for 20 minutes but it was for hours waiting for this other plane with our money to arrive. listen to sayed abideen. >> they told us, you're going to be there for 25 minutes but it

took hours and hours. we left the airport. i ask them, why you don't let us go? the plane was there, pilot was there, everyone was ready that we leave the country. they said we are waiting for another plane and so that plane doesn't come, we never let you go. >> that plane is the plane with the money. that -- i've seen those movies that the president talked about, those thriller movies. that usually happens that way. >> right. exactly. you know what, by the way, before all of this happens, the $400 million payment, united states already got the short end of the deal with the prisoner swap, right? iran released four american whose stages, people they had imprisoned illegally in their country. in exchange we released seven iranians being released here. >> who broke the law? >> exactly. >> four people in exchange for 21 americans, not even in my book. >> i watched the whole thing yesterday. the president said, by the way, all you people, this is like the obamacare, thought the sky was falling when we signed this deal, well, it's in place and

it's working. look. listen. >> it's now been well over a year since the agreement with iran to stop its nuclear program was signed and by all accounts, it has worked exactly the way we said it was going to work. >> right. the terror has increased to the point where they have now gotten new influence in iraq, in syria. they are now welcomed into the world trade -- not a world trade organization but they're now allowed to trade with western nations. their economy is beginning to turn around and in ten years they don't have to stop their nuclear program, they can do it. >> carte blanche, right? you make it through the first ten years, you abide by the letter of the iran nuclear deal law but continue to flagrantly violate it in spirit as the ayatollah and rouani has been doing. >> here's what they said.

they continue to do things that are dangerous. that's why we need to protect ourselves. that's why we need missile defense. that's why we need aircraft carriers and other ships in the gulf. that's why we do all of these things. nothing has changed to make americans feel more secure and a clock is ticking on a nuclear program they say is frozen. >> and we haven't made the progress that president obama has anticipated we would when it comes to normalizing the relationship. when it comes to diplomatic relationships, the whole goal was to open up a broader dialogue with that country to try to have some kind of a reconciliation and we're really not headed in that direction anymore than we were a year ago, anymore than we were two years ago. >> if you're keeping score at home, they still hate us and they always chant death to america. which doesn't turn me on. i don't know about you. vice president tim kaine, he wants to be the vice president. he is doing his best to explain away hillary clinton's problems with her personal e-mail server. >> she said, i made a mistake.

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bates is performing. #flashbackfriday. step by step through the wonder years and bring you back to the '90s. do you like all of those tv references there. >> even though steve is married with children, here he is with laura. he's definitely not saying yada, yada, yada. >> that's right. i used to spend my new year's eve there. here's our own anna kooiman proving that family matters but it's clear anna was in a league of her own. >> heck of a lot younger than me. >> look at that. >> oh, adorable. >> pink shoe strings and heart necklace. >> is that south park? >> i had like zero hair there. >> south park association. that was the softball league i played in. >> you could catch the ball and bat. >> by the way, is that an adult mitt you're wearing. >> call me speedy gonzalez. doesn't matter, i was picking clovers in the outfield. brian is here to welcome you to the space jam with michael jordan. check this out.

>> wow. that picture. >> look at that picture. >> that used to be the wall of your office. >> not that. i've never seen that. i remember this is michael jordan, this is one of the highlights of his life. >> who's the guy in the middle? >> next to boy meets world, pete has quite the hairdo but even he couldn't be saved by the bell -- >> wow. >> -- as -- look at you. >> high and tight. >> back then it was flat tops and turtlenecks. >> you used to have the flat top. i used to have the same thing. >> oh, yeah, i'd cuff my jeans at the bottom. >> but you still had the greasy kid stuff in your hair. >> that was back in the day. coming back in a little while to talk more about his interview with mike pence. >> look at that picture. >> a lot of -- pete is talking to mike pence. on the other side is tim kaine. he would like to be vice president under hillary clinton. what's interesting is he's only been part of the team officially for about ten days now and he's

already in the business, pretty much full time, of explaining her honest and trustworthy problem with her e-mail. here he is talking about how they had a little -- how they huddled and she explained she had made some booboos. we sat down minutes after i was rolled out and she said, i made a mistake. i screwed up and i've learned something and i'll do it differently. that's been the way she's pitched it to me, and i think that's -- that's the honest response. i've heard her say that a number of times. >> after this weekend she told chris wallace that she never said anything wrong to begin with to the public or to the fbi. that's probably her tenth response that she's had to her private e-mail server. let's take a look back at a montage of all the different things hillary clinton has said about this private e-mail server. >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my

e-mail for work. i saw it as a matter of convenience. it was allowed. others had done it. it was legally permitted number one first and foremost. everyone's acting like this is the first time it's happened. it happens all the time. nothing i said was classified. every government official, this is a legal theory, not just a theory, a legal rule. gets to choose what is personal and what is official. director comey said my answers are truthful and what i said is consistent with what i told the american people. >> on wednesday she said it again, director comey says consistent and truthful. >> she's still saying the same thing. >> earlier they said people inside the clinton camp are getting frustrated with that answer. they're making their life

miserable. >> yes, it happened right around the 4th of july so a lot of people were on vacation when james comey came out and give that press conference. we can't forget when she said, i never sent or received any classified information at the time, his investigators found 110 incidents where that's not the case. >> right. the key was he said she was careless and then when she said stuff like that where she's trying to explain it away, it was better the way tim kaine explained it. she should go with his answer, i made some mistakes. i blew it. i was careless and then people would move on, right? >> all right. >> maybe not. >> speaking of moving on. >> all right. we're going to move on with the news. >> good morning to you. 38 minutes after the hour. state in washington right now, the state department a pretty rough week dodging claims that the u.s. paid ransom to iran, so this was probably some pretty bad timing. >> i think we have some interns in the back. welcome. good to see you in this exercise

in transparency in democracy. >> is that what it is? >> he thinks that's funny. >> hysterical. >> well, reporters in the room immediately burst into laughter at the idea that the state department is being transparent after a week of dodging questions on iran. well, dozens of real life wise guys now sitting in the slammer this morning. the feds arresting nearly 50 mob suspects from some of the biggest crime families in the united states. among them, joey merlino, a reputed philadelphia mob boss. other names are something like out of a movie, tony the wig, moustache pat and big vinny. the charges are drug trafficking, arson. those guys in the pokey this morning. black lives matter activist is now suing the city of baton rouge over his arrest. the federal class action lawsuit claiming that police responded in a, quote, militarized and

aggressive manner. he filmed his arrest in a life stream online while protesting the shooting death of alton sterling in louisiana. two other people arrested during those protests are also part of that lawsuit. and a football star making a big splash at home. steelers linebacker james harrison launching his kid ten feet into the air, watch, and then into a pool. >> wow. wow. how much does that child weigh? >> like he fell off a roof. >> how strong is he? >> harrison posted that slow motion video to his instagram page. off to training camp. 6 feet. 275 pounds. he thought it was maybe a little risky. the boys wanted him to throw them in the pool from the deck. >> it's okay, i'll jump next time on my own, thank you. >> and those are your headlines. >> wow. >> strong dad. >> i'm just glad it was the deep end. my goodness. >> and that the kids didn't get hurt. strong guy. it is now 20 minutes before

the top of the hour. maria molina joins us. maria, we had a tornado in new orleans last night. >> yeah, we had some severe weather along parts of the gulf coast and they could be seeing more rain. i want to mention out west we've been dealing with those monsoon like storms and that is continuing today and also into this weekend. we're anticipating several more inches of rainfall, as much as two to three into an area that doesn't pick up a lot of rain throughout the year. flash flooding is very possible out there especially in parts of new mexico where we're expecting again several inches of rain. because of this threat we have lots of flash flood watches in effect across new mexico, colorado, also extending into utah. farther west into nevada. most of the rain out there is pretty much over with. meanwhile, across portions of arkansas, also in mississippi, across parts of the south you are looking at more extreme heat. we have a number of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect out here. i show you those forecast temperatures. they're expected to reach the

upper 90s in triple digits for most of you. here is the problem. it is very humid out there. it is going to feel as much as 110, 111 degrees in some areas out there. stay safe and stay hydrated. let's go back inside. >> hazy, hot and humid. maria, thank you. forget about the november election being rigged. curt the cyber guy says it could be hacked and he's not the only one with that warning. curt has the details coming up. and president obama pens an essay in "glamor" magazine about the strides women have made calling himself a feminist. is his news for women not as good as you think? we take a closer look at him in just a moment. [ bell rings ] oh, hey, jamie, can you hang back a sec? ♪ you wanna tell me about the boy in this painting?

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hey, everybody. good morning. 46 minutes after the hour. just call him the feminist in chief. president obama is focusing on the strides women have made in a personal essay for "glamor" magazine. the president writes, quote, the past eight years has made life significantly better for my daughters. and i say that not just as a president but also as a feminist. we've gone from a job market that basically confined women to a handful of often poorly paid positions to a place where women are leading in every sector. here we have capri cafaro. >> thank you so much. happy to be here. >> why is the president calling himself a feminist? >> well, i think that anyone that has two daughters, he obviously wants to set a strong example. i think most 21st century men see themselves as advocates for women, and i think that's the kind of narrative that president obama is trying to present.

and he's shown that in some of the things that he's done in his administration. one of the first acts that he did -- >> lily ledbetter. you say there are systemic problems he has caused. >> by nature, something that is systemic is something that has been around for a long time. issues of income and equality, ability to access affordable child care, things where it is necessary to be able to access. affordable child care is one that is incredibly important. if women don't have a safe and affordable place to leave their children, they're not going to be able to attain higher income because they're going to be concerned. when you can't pass legislation that helps, for example, provide subsidized child care at a sliding scale that is means tested to enable women to move up further into the work force, you're going to have these long-term issues. obama is not necessarily to blame i don't believe of the lead in that this segment set up. >> well, here's what some of the numbers are that are dug up for

us. 2 million women have slipped into poverty on his watch. the average female income has dropped and also the labor force participation rate for women is the lowest in 25 years. what do you say to those numbers? >> well, i think what we need to remember is women, again, when you are looking at women that are leaving the work force, for example, because they don't have paid family leave. women that may be my mother's age that are trying to take care of an aging parent. women that are our age that may, you know, not be able to get, you know, time off that is paid if they have a child. and millennial women coming into the work force that are new to the work force but are, you know, being paid at a lower rate. you know, when you also look at some of the poverty numbers, they are actually very similar to men. you look at west virginia, for example, which is i think 49th out of 50 when it comes to poverty for women. 45th for men. it's not just isolated to women. that's not to say we have not

made strides. again, president obama, back to that, he has created a commission on the advancement of women and girls. we talked about lily ledbetter. certainly the affordable care act has made it possible for a woman not to be a pre-existing condition based on their gender. >> you can imagine he's doing this to try to help hillary clinton? >> sure. >> donald trump has a real problem with females and he needs to think twice about some of the things -- >> well, "glamor," the fact that he did this "glamor" op ed is a different market to prop uphill ri. >> capri cafaro. what a name. >> thank you. >> lovely to see you. donald trump sticking to his script in attacking hillary clinton on foreign policy. is that all he needs to do to flip the polls? governor mike huckabee is here to explain next hour. come on in. forget about the november election being rigged. curt the cyber guy says it could

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all right. we have news of the stole and the leaked e-mails from the democratic national committee might be the start. experts say the election day could be rigged by hackers. >> mr. trump has been talking about whether or not it could be rigged, so kurt the cyberguy joins us. could it be? >> you know, he's talking about rigging the election, i'm talking about hacking the election. because it is entirely possible and this isn't anything new except that a report coming out, a warning is new. that indeed we're a lot more vulnerable to a hacker coming in

and altering the election. >> because of so many electronics? >> because the electronic vulnerabilities along the way. how would a hacker do it? you would target some states that don't use a paper trail. so a lot of states that don't keep a paper trail, they have no backup to it. how would you count the vote if it's close? you can't. five states right now that do that, georgia, delaware, new jersey, louisiana and south carolina. so there's no way to authenticate a vote at that point. another way is target the wireless voting systems. a lot of the voting places go wirelessly from one another to collect all the ballots during the election. any hacker can get into it. in fact, it happened in one case where in virginia, an encrypted technology was being used, it was great, except that the human side error of the side went bad. and the password was guess what, abcde. thank you. that was so easy to get into and

you can tamper with the results. you can do ballot transport. 31 states including the district of columbia communicate ballot results electronically. they could be tampered with on the internet and the moment any part of that process hits the internet, all of those results become a lot weaker. then we have finally the way that you can tamper -- call it tampering terrorism, threatening that there's an attacker, threatening it's not authentic, it can cause us not to trust that. when would that come in play? if the results are neck and neck, the results are super close, we don't have any longer have the ability to really count the votes. we can't really put out the piece of paper votes and count them one by one anymore. >> all it would take in a razor close election would be

tampering in a couple of precincts in certain cases that could throw it. >> it is possible. it's not -- i'm not saying it's not going to happen. if it does happen, what happens? then the supreme court decides that and with justices evenly split 4-4, what do they do? >> who's in charge of cyber security, do you know? is it state by state? >> well, with this it's going to be presidential election committee. it is the -- this is heavily monitored. the problem is our technology is late to the game. what this panel has said is that we need to tighten up our election electronics in a way that we treat this as vital national assets. you know, you want to treat our election results as if to say a -- >> and in the primary, some states there's a bucket and people put scraps of paper in. maybe that's the way. >> you have the piece of paper

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you go. >> so his plane didn't land until the plane with the cash got there. hmm. that's normal. one of the hostages opens up about what happened on the plane and it does not look good for the spin from the white house. and for this 4-year-old months felt like years but finally, his military dad was home. >> matthew. >> oh. >> daddy. >> yes. >> wow. this incredible reunion will make your day and it might have already. let me remind you in case there's a quiz later, your mornings are better because you're with "friends." ♪ >> by the way, that turf that you're looking at now which

doesn't get enough play, my brother provided that turf. a turf. if anybody wants it in their house or fields, call me. >> this is rob base, "it takes two to make a thing go right." he'll be with vanilla ice. >> that is true -- >> it takes two to -- >> it's all part of our all-american summer concert series brought to you by expedia. just behind us, you can see the line. through our magic window you can see the line around the corner for the food and the big concert that kicks off. >> get some bbq. >> never too early. >> do you know who usually has chicken on a friday -- >> you mean in the morning? >> heather nauert. >> because it's free, hello. >> it smells great, why not? >> barbecue chicken on the plaza. good morning.

two minutes after the hour. we start with a fox news alert. chicago police are being warned about retaliation after the shooting death of a teenager by police. paul o'neill shot during a stolen car investigation. the body cam video will be released later today. police say that this combined with the anniversary of michael brown's death on tuesday could cause a spike in violence against police nationwide. possible terror attacks on american soil foiled. the feds arresting this north carolina man accused of trying to start an isis sleeper cell and planning a secret terror training camp. eric hendricks may have also helped to plot last year's terror attack at a draw muhammad contest in texas and he was in contact with one of the two shooters. he claims he has terror brothers he refers to them in mexico and in texas. breaking overnight, a dangerous mechanical failure on

the tarmac in baltimore. look at this. 126 passengers forced to evacuate after the nose gear on this plane collapsed as the southwest flight pushed away from the gate. you can see right there the plane sort of tilted forward on that tarmac. well, fortunately no was hurt. but passengers were put on another flight to atlanta. no word on what caused that landing gear to chance. some extreme weather to bring you now. we are following the story carefully from the south. the funnel cloud left a path of destruction even trapping one man under his own home. the incredible rescue is then caught on cara. watch this. >> you by yourself, big brother? hold on, take your time. take your time. you all right? somebody -- oh, you were in the car by yourself? >> i was walking past. >> oh, it fell on you like that? come on, big brother. >> come on, let's get out and

they did. several other houses reduced to piles of rubble. that severe weather not over yet. more storms are expected later today so we'll check in with maria molina later. to bring us the latest. those are your headlines. >> all right, thank you very much. while you were giving the news, look who dropped by the curvy couch. >> just dropped by. >> you got dressed and came back out to the couch. >> i had barbecue. that was the barbecue that did it. >> thank you. you have been saying for the longest time, stick to attacking hillary clinton, that's who you're running against. do you think donald trump got the message? >> i hope so. even superstars like tom brady need coaching. he needs to bring some people around him who have done this before. and say, don't react to everything going on in the stands. don't worry about the hecklers. you have a game to play. play the game, focus on the next play and forget about these people out in the stands. they bought cheap tickets. they're not where you are. so take the game.

>> governor huckabee, that's what he's been able to do for the last couple of days. some say he's back on track, sticking to the script. here he is hammering hillary clinton on the economy. >> hillary clinton works only for her donors, special interests and lobbyists. you have lobbyists that have stamped on their forehead, i can produce hillary. they're very good. they raise millions of dollars. did you see yesterday it was announced that hillary clinton got 48 million or so from hedge funds. and donald trump got $18,000 from -- or 19. i'm trying to figure out who they were. i want to give it back. who is it? >> if he stays on message, what happens to the next 90 days? >> he wins the presidency. he will win. look, hillary clinton is the most flawed candidate, far more so than donald trump. i mean the corruption. she's got to inhernt all --

inherit all the stuff of the obama administration. >> but the press has been poundinged him. they have been pounding him. the daily beast has a headline that says race over essentially is what it says. >> they shouldn't be so quick to judge. middle of august, we're a long way away from the election. look, trump has to -- the focus has to be on hillary clinton, nothing else. he needs to not react to things that are happening. one of the things i'm really just -- he's got to recognize the press will never be his friend. he needs to look in the mirror and say, the press is not my friend. >> the difference with him, they were. and they stopped. he has trouble realizing they broke up. >> yeah. >> let's be honest. >> they gave the ring back. there's no doubt about it. >> they're keeping the ring. >> what about the division in the republican party right now? even on the ticket, we saw governor pence come out and endorse ayotte and mccain and paul ryan. something that donald trump has not done yet. will he do it? and our pete hegseth sat down with governor pence and asked about that division and how

they're going to repair it or if they're indeed unified right at the moment. listen. >> can you speak to these rumors and speculation that there is a divides inside the trump camp and inside the republican party undermining his campaign? >> donald trump and i are united in our determination to carry his vision, to make america great again. >> is there frustration behind the scenes? >> i don't think it's nearly as bad as people say. i tell you every campaign there's always tension. this's lot of people who are being -- there's a lot of people who are being hired, from different campaigns, there's personality conflict. let me share something, you'll never believe this. that's some ego involved in political -- >> no way. >> in political campaigns. i know that's a shock to you. break the headline here. but that happens. i don't see this falling apart

crumbling thing going on in the trump campaign. >> two things, number one, why doesn't he get on the hillary clinton, i don't know why he dropped the ball on the transcripts. and donald trump is in the military's corner, he's beginning to lose that. what is the message he should get across? >> well, i think he needs to back to the basic message. he's going to stand for the vets, going to be strong for america. we're not going to go into the war if we don't win it. the kind of things that the military people want to know of their commander in chief. they're utterly disappointed of the politicization of the military under president obama and it will only get worse under hillary. >> she was a big fan of the iran deal. >> she started it. >> the more we learn about it, it's -- >> what a disaster. >> it is a disaster. of course yesterday you saw it live here on the fox news channel the president of the united states was talking about how that $400 million was not a

ransom. yet over on the sister network, fox business, trish regan sat down with pastor abedini who said, okay, i'm not going to get into anything other than tell you what the iranians told me. that was we can't take off in this plane -- and the pilots had been there for hours until the plane the cash gets there. >> unmarked plane. >> exactly. here's the pastor. listen to this. >> they told us you're going to be there for 20 minutes, but it took like hours and hours. and when i asked why you don't let us go, because the plane was there, the pilot was there, everyone was ready to leave the country, they said we are awaiting for another plane. until that plane doesn't come, we never let you go. >> seems like a swap, doesn't it? >> look -- >> ransom money. >> not only ransom, but laundered money. they take the u.s. dollars, change them into pounds and put them on the unmarked plane. now obama promises the most transparent government in

history. we have had the most opaque and the most dishonest government in history. this is an outrage to give the iranians anything. this going to hamas and hezbollah to kill people all over the world. >> it acts like anybody who doesn't buy into his story line is not a serious person or something. that oh that's silly, they just think think is a spy movie or even with donald trump. oh, you mean the election is rigged? what is that supposed to mean. well, there are a lot of americans who think that might be the case. >> well, we saw the democratic party rigged. bernie was right. no way anybody was going to beat hillary. we know by the leaked dnc e-mails it was an insider's game. it was rigged. so sure people are cynical about it. >> it was rigged that's why so many people got fired in the last week. >> some should have been, some should have never been hired. this is an incredible election. it is not just about donald trump and hillary clinton. the difference between what

direction this country goes, supreme court, epa, all of those agencies that regulate people every day, forget about what these guys say. think about who they're going to surround themselves with. think about the basic philosophical direction they'll take this country and this world and you have a clear choice to make. >> ed rollins worked for you and he did a great job with you. he is now doing the super pac on the side. he said a lot of people are trying to get through to trump and he's not listening, because he was winning. now that he's got a double digit deficit perhaps, at least nine points, maybe 14, do you think now he has the capacity to change gears and begin to listen? >> well, i think he does, because he's an executive. he's a business guy. he's been in business before when things started going south, and he's had to make course corrections. he has a history of thinking through. he's going to sit down and say, you know, i can't go after these me riff cal issues, what caused

me to win? it was not fighting for his pride or for something somebody said about him, but fighting for the american people. every candidate in the early stages of running for office, you want to react to stuff. you have to shrug it off. you have to say it's not important. who cares about what some blogger said? let them sit in their pajamas in their parent's basement, eating a bowl of frosted flakes, i'm running for president. >> i know you came from the barbecue, but we have vanilla ice on. do you have your guitar? >> they asked me do you want to dance on the stage with the band? i said, get every camera, because that would be viral. i'd be hospitalized. >> thanks, governor. all right. speaki rigged the president says no way. not going to happen. >> of course the elections will not be rigged. what did that mean?

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have you heard there's a big race for the white house that everybody is talking about these days. donald trump responding to president's claim that the election is not rigged. >> the republican nominee saying the president should talk to the dnc and bernie sanders about that. >> peter doocy joins us right now from iowa. good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning. so the president is at the pentagon yesterday. he walks out of the hours long briefing about how to defeat isis, and he picks a fight with donald trump. saying he doesn't think there's anything to the complaint that the election is rigged against him. >> of course the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? i have never heard somebody of complaining about being cheated before the game was over. or before the score was even tallied. so my suggestion would be, you know, go out there and try to win the election.

if mr. trump is up 10 or 15 points on election day and ends up losing then, you know, maybe he can raise some questions. >> reporter: but trump quickly offered a rebuttal reminding the president that leaked e-mails show democratic officials actually did try to find out ways to use party resources to give hillary an edge. saying, president obama should ask how the dnc rigged the election against bernie. he'll make his second trip to iowa. showing how important the hawkeye state and he's bringing mike pence along for the ride. not only here and to des moines, but to a rally in green bay. another swing state in wisconsin. >> all right. peter doocy, thank you very much. all right. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, the black lives matter

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all right. time now for your "news by the numbers" on a friday. first $1.6 million. that's how much john gotti, the grandson of the infamous mob boss by the same name allegedly made by selling drugs. he was busted yesterday here in new york city. next up, 200,000 bucks. that's how much apple is going to pay you to hack them.

they want people to find security flaws in their operating system. but it's by invitation only. don't do it at home. 2.2 trillion. that's the amount of debt that experts say hillary clinton's tax plan would leave behind. despite raising taxes by $1.3 trillion over the next ten years. that's the news. now some music. ♪ >> we have all been waiting for it. have you heard, it's flash back any and the 1990s are coming back in style. ♪ ♪ ice, ice baby ♪ it takes two to make everything go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it out of sight ♪ >> for the first time ever all the classic hits from the decade can be heard in one concert. >> that's right. joining us right now, vanilla

ice and rob base. headlining the i love '90s tour. they are telling us all about the '90s. >> hey, let's kick it! let's talk about the tour. 80 different dates. you guys, salt-n-pepa, coolio. >> it's all about, you know, coming out and enjoying it. people deget dressed up. people dress unlike ninja turtles. >> when you say costumes you mean clothes from the 90s? >> yeah. like that tie. >> that's a ninja turtles. >> talk about the synergy if there is any behind the scenes. >> well, salt-n-pepa. >> we did four shows in florida

and it worked out really well as business plan. then we put out it out there like fishing. it bit, it's great. sold out all around the country and we're honored about it. >> speaking of business, you know, we see you on tv. when you're not dancing around on stage with anna, you're out building houses and fixing stuff. where did that come from? >> well, i have been doing it 23 years. you know, it's not new. but we worked our way up from the smaller homes to the big mansions on tv today. i have been very successful at it. went to design school, i learned how to do this by interning and following and paying attention. >> how often are you at home depot and the guy next to you says wait a minute, aren't you that guy? >> i'm up at 6:00 a.m., on the scene, material in hand. >> when you sing "it takes two" does it all get old or do you feed off the audience? >> i feed off the audience, i see young kids singing it.

who weren't even born when the record came out. >> how do you do that high note? >> that's a -- that's something different. >> that's a machine? oh, man. >> is that a pocket across your chest? >> yeah. a little zipper. you know? i just got this shirt. >> like cool. he carries his money around with him at all times. >> yeah. if you are offended if i bust out the sprinkler and the shopping cart? >> no, i'll be doing it with you. >> we should be pointing out that vanilla ice watched you in the "after the show show" yesterday doing his number. how was she? >> she was representing very well. >> you're in camden, new jersey, tomorrow? >> yeah. we're having a blast. >> but first it's all about us. you're playing for us. >> right now, right here, "fox & friends." get in where you fit in. >> here until 9:00.

>> can't wait to hear you. >> thank you. a round of applause. >> there he goes. concert kicks off at 8:00 eastern time. 48th and 6th. democrats are trying to steer veterans away from donald trump, but is it working? >> the conversations that we have with other veterans they are ready, willing and able to do whatever it takes to ensure that donald trump wins. >> well, our own pete hegseth talked with fellow vets and he sat down with one, with his running mate, mike pence. and the u.s. swim team sings. that's coming up straight ahead. here's a sample. make it louder. ♪ ♪ nodding my head like yeah, my hands up ♪ ♪ you know it's gonna be okay yeah ♪ ♪ there's a party in the usa my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms.

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all right. flashback friday, because we have been talking the 90s with rob and rob, there we are back in del mar, california. >> everybody showing off their biceps. >> a gun show. >> this is me at little league, south park youth association in charlotte, north carolina, with my pink shoelaces. >> i can see you dancing in the outfield. there's michael. >> yeah. michael jordan. >> in a shoe store apparently. >> yeah. nike. we went to lunch, then we went on his jet to france. >> does he even know you're in the room? you're both looking -- >> i'm just painted in there. >> we asked you to send us pictures. sarah sent us a photo of her in 1992. i remember that. >> the perm, bring back the perm. and jack sent us this photo of his rocking out in the early 90s. >> and garland sent us his photo of him and wife at a trail ride

in southern missouri. you know what reminds me of the 90s? van halen. if they're watching -- >> call. >> this guy right here look at him. he's all grown up and he's pete hegseth. >> oh. >> the flattop was the look. >> remember the background for the school photos though? it was that smeary laser thing. >> that's me and my two brothers. the 90s. there you go. nate and phil. >> where are they now? >> both in washington, d.c. >> who's that? >> that's me, not in the 90s playing basketball. >> where did you play? >> princeton, but i sat on the bench. >> there was one minute left in the fourth quarter. >> princeton was ahead by 170. >> or behind. >> so let's talk about what you did yesterday. >> yeah. >> sat down with the vice presidential -- >> with the candidate. but we talked to the vets, he was there at virginia beach talking to the veterans on sight. in light of the last week is

there any hesitation about donald trump as a commander in chief or to fix the v.a.? we asked the veterans and this is what they had to say. >> do you have any sense of kind of the feeling on the street amongst veterans toward mr. trump as commander in chief? >> i think we want to teach him the language, i guess. you know, maybe he's -- because he's not a politician, you know, he's used to the business type of negotiations and discussions and with the military, we -- it's a different language. >> i like the way that trump supports the veterans, i'm fully behind him. they're trying to get him off focus and there's so many problems in the v.a., it's been going on for 7 1/2 years and nothing has changed. this is our vice to get it done. >> what about the independent veteran, or someone not quite sure, do you have any concerns that the last week has hurt your ability to reach out to them?

>> not at all. as i stated before the resolve has just increased all the more. the conversations that we have with other veterans they're ready, willing and able to do whatever it takes to ensure that donald trump wins. >> you know what's happening, pete? a lot of people are missan bernardino -- misinterpreting when he says we're not winning wars anymore. they take it as a hit on the military, but he intends it as a hit on the strategy. >> it's the leaders not giving them a clear mission. >> donald trump has not made that clear yet. >> he has at some level. the vets realize he'd stick with them. >> so donald trump has been pummelled by the press over the last two weeks. >> sure. >> during the democratic convention and in the week since then. has that impacted any of the support with the vets? >> not from the ones we spoke to. they understand he may say things differently than the elites want to say it, but they

get what he's talking about and they zero in on the v.a. that was an issue that came up at the town hall numerous times. we were there to interview mike pence tvp nominee. this is what he had to say about them echoing donald trump. >> what you have is a man who is a ceo, i'll tell you when he's talking about those who are serving in the military today or those who have served, he's more passionate and he's determined to fix the v.a. and make sure it works for all of those who served. he gave a major address at the vfw national convention. laid out the ten-point plan. i just promise you things are going to change. change for the better as soon as donald trump becomes president of the united states. >> he said you have the secretary of the status quo versus the guy who will clearly shake it up. that's the distinction. >> it was a week or two ago the administration said everyone was

complaining about the v.a., but it's so much better. >> that's right. the ruling class in washington are telling you things are better, whether it's the wages or the v.a. >> does and feel like it. >> you can't -- >> you can't. that's what they're hearing from the leaders and donald trump is speaking a different tune. if that's a division i didn't see it at the rally at virginia beach. >> thank you. heather nauert has a look at what else is making the news. >> good morning. we're following this story, black lives matter protesters blocking a road leading to one of the world's busiest airports. take a look at this. the group of activists lie in the middle of the road near heathrow airport. the british group calling for protests to mark the fifth year since the 29-year-old black man named mark dugan was killed by police in london. his shooting death sparked riots across england. a father is under arrest

after his twin girls die following them being left alone in a hot car. neighbors in georgia finding them after hearing their screams. they were just 15 months old. the natives tried to cool them down in a pool with ice before police arrived but it didn't work. the little girls died at the hospital. their father is now charged with involuntary manslaughter. what a tragedy. well, this is simply the sweetest thing you will see all day. a heart warming reunion between a boy and his military dad. who is returning home from deployment. watch. >> daddy, you -- >> no, daddy is not on the boat right now. >> there's aaron and he surprised his son at a day-care center in georgia. the dad had been deployed for the past three months. welcome home. job well done. olympians joining forces for an incredible game of car pool karaoke. ♪ ♪ hands up, playing my song

nodding my head like yeah ♪ >> 40 member of the olympic swimming team taking part in the hilarious eight minute clip including michael phelps. it took nine cars to film it before they jetted off for the games. you may remember they made another video in 2012 for the olympics in london. to the tune of "call me maybe." yeah, this one is better. i like this one in the car. >> yeah. the team van. i think originally. then they -- then it started to spread. all right, 21 minutes before the top of the hour on a friday. >> a lot more show to go including hillary clinton just got a post convention bump. but our next guest says that might not last long. his name is frank luntz. he does this for a living, and that's his head shot. >> he's here with one thing that donald trump has to do right now to win the white house.

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instead touting the success of the iran nuclear deal. but not everyone is convinced including iran's supreme leader who is slamming the u.s. on twitter. writing this, americans want to take everything and give nothing. talks was on regional issues is a lethal poison and they cannot be trusted on any issue. steve, i think they're starting to like us. meanwhile, the newest polls post convention have been release and the real clear politics average show hillary clinton leading donald trump by seven points nationwide. she got a bounce after her convention last week. so how can he, mr. trump, get people back on the trump train? pollster frank luntz has been thinking about this. he joins us from our nation's capital. frank, you say there's one thing donald trump can do and if he follows frank luntz's lead, he'll win. what is it? >> well, it's actually not one thing, but five things. >> okay. >> if you'll allow me i'll go in

order very quickly. if you're mentioning paul ryan and john mccain, you're losing. it is only barack obama and hillary clinton. second, you have to return to your themes. political correctness. the rigged system. taking on wall street. that is what got you to the nomination. >> okay. >> third, your campaign should be about ending wasteful washington spending. because what bothers people more than anything else. fourth, it's essential -- absolutely essential that you call for a forensics audit of the federal budget. take the big four, let them go through it over the first 100 days. fifth, any time you use the word "i," you're failing. with one exception -- i am your voice. that was the highest tested moment in the republican convention. hillary clinton her campaign slogan is i'm for her. with donald trump, the campaign

slogan it should be i will be your voice. you do those five things you can win in november. >> the overarching theme though aside from the i business and the other stuff we'll talk about in a moment is being the candidate against washington waste. >> exactly. and that forensic audit nobody has ever done that before. >> what does that mean, a forensic audit? >> a forensic audit takes it apart, a 360 degree, as you examine the success of the failure of what you're spending and the i beliempact that it ha. you take the graets experts -- greatest experts on budget and spending, put them in the room for 100 days. you can save hundreds of billions of dollars off of what we are spending right now. by the way, hillary clinton could never do it. because she's about spending more. this is trump's opportunity to use his business skills to make a difference. >> regarding hillary clinton, you say that the big problem

she's got is she is an -- essentially using your words, she's not real, phony. she's got to be more authentic. >> well, she had an opportunity. you have been in washington for more than a quarter of a century. when you come out at your democratic convention, lower the podium, turn off the teleprompters and tell the american people what you really think. tell them why your experience qualifies you to be president. she can't do that. she's stuck to the teleprompters. that's why i'm so looking forward to the debates because then it has to be her words and not some speechwriters' words. >> sure. then you'll have the side by side comparison. you can decide which of these two do you want talking for you on your behalf for the next four years. frank, here's what we have learned in the last week. we knew that hillary would wind up with a bounce, it was a large bounce, but the press is just absolutely -- has been pummelling donald trump nonstart. the daily beast i think

yesterday the headline yesterday was race over. >> well, you know what donald trump is giving them the ammunition. let's be honest and candid with our viewers. the media has a certain perspective but you don't help that perspective by every day going off message, by every day being unwilling and unable to stay focused on what really matters. i promise you this, steve. if trump is focused on -- these are hard-earned taxpayer dollars. the people want a government more efficient and more accountable. if that's the message of donald trump and not all this side show, then he's speaking the language of the american people. but if he fails to do that, then of course the media is going to hold him accountable. by the way that one word -- accountability is what the american people want most from hillary clinton. >> all right. let's see if donald trump is listening to you right now. frank luntz, thank you very much for joining us today from our nation's capital. all right. what do you think about this? e-mail us at foxandfriends.com. do you think it would work? coming up the hottest movie

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>> he eats people. you're possessed by a witch. >> she's crazy. >> one of the most highly anticipated movies of the summer. >> it's called "suicide squad" and it opens today. but will this star studded cast be able to win the box office this weekend? is it worth your cash? >> let's ask kevin mccarthy who has been waving the entire introduction. from nerdtears.com. >> steve, anna, brian kilmeade i low so much. i'm wearing the dead pool socks, d.c. and marvel. probably a rivalry there. >> how old are you? >> i'm 32 and i'm getting married and wearing chucks to my wedding. >> did you tell anyone? >> now they know. so "suicide squad," written and directed by the man who wrote "training day." super villains have been put together to try to save the world. here's the positives. margot robbie is great.

great first act. negative, didn't like the villain or the third act. i thought it had problems. i gave it a 3.5 out of 5. it not great. it's overall a decent film with greatness and -- >> not going to get an academy award this year? >> he will not. jared leto stayed in character the entire production. >> for months. >> for six months. will smith said he just met him three weeks ago after working with him for six months as the joker. so much so that he sent the cast extremely disturbing and crazy gifts. most of them we cannot share with you on the air. so i cut down a pg version of some of the gifts that the cast received including a live rat. a dead pig and things like that. but also the girl who plays catana, her gift was so bad her parents saw it by mistake. >> he sent me a dead pig. >> i said, hey, man, listen, i'm just acting.

>> where's your live rat? like is -- >> well, the snake disappeared, vanished out of the aquarium. >> i had to take it home. a gift from the joker so i took it home and i still live with my parents. they're very traditionally japanese. >> so a briefcase full of bullets. it was kind of a message. it was kind of a threat. it was kind of a reminder. you know, there was some crazier ones and some nicer ones that i gave. i did give out cupcakes. >> can you imagine the smell? >> so margot robbie in the middle she got a live rat. that rat is now with the director del toro. it is horrifying. >> what kind of acting is that? >> method acting. so he won the academy award, because he stays in character. he does that throughout the entire production to build that relationship. it does work in the movie because he's crazy as the joker,

fantastic. but he's only in the movie for 11 minutes. >> six months for 11 minutes? >> but it's worth it. >> so you said the movie is good, not great. for the folks watching, should they go to the movie or watch the olympics? >> see a matinee. also watch the olympics, but see the matinee, 3.5 out of 5. i saw it in 2-d. a great scene in the ending credits, make sure you sit through the credits for the extra scene. my uncensored video with the entire cast, on my website to find out what they really said. really, really uncensored. >> going to stay for the concert? >> heck yeah, vanilla is here. the coolest day ever. ice, ice baby. >> we're party like it's 1990, vanilla ice and rob base and geraldo rivera. yep. the all-american summer concert series brought you by expedia rolls on live from 48th and 6th. man, my feet are killin' me.

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couldn't take off until the cash landed. more on that and you know what? the spin does not look good for the white house. >> is this a movie with ben affleck and matt damon or did it really happen? and we're celebrating the 90s and nobody knows it better than geraldo rivera. >> what century? >> only slightly the worse for the wear. >> wow! this morning, geraldo is -- the favorite moment from the 90s. >> talking to vanilla ice out. >> much of which was on syndicated television. let me just remind you, mornings are better with "friends." watch this animation. ♪ ♪ play that funky music, white

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>> only slightly the worse for the wear. >> do people ever tell you you look like me? >> i have got up a lot of good tables in restaurants. >> this looks like it will hurt. this shouldn't hurt because you're numb. lean back. >> i can't humiliate myself again. >> elvis is in the building. ♪ >> yeah. >> was that a best of? >> i think that was the compilation reel. that was the height of the daytime talk show. i think it's fair to say the height of my outrageousness. i have been on the tv since 1970. but the '90s was when i -- >> run away hit for how many years? >> the 11 -- 11 years. i shut it down. when it started with who's the baby's daddy, when daytime took that turn, i said i have to get out of here.

>> so after the skinhead broke your nose with the chair, did you ever have this fixed? >> i -- at the time, as they were repairing the break, i said why don't you give me a little tune-up? >> thank you for your honesty. >> yeah, that big spread kind of narrowed a bit. >> looking great. all right. we wanted to bring you in to talk about the top topics of the day. and donald trump had a couple of bad few days, but now he's back on the script. here he is hammering hillary clinton on foreign policy and on the economy. >> you'll have four more years of obama if you elect hillary clinton. hillary clinton works only for her donors. special interests. and lobbyists. remember this, hillary clinton essentially wants to take away your rights under the second amendment. hillary clinton furthermore can never be trusted with national

security. she can't. >> lock her up, lock her up! lock her up! >> wow. >> a lot of leadership is saying we'll handle everybody else, you handle hillary clinton. >> about time. >> will that be for long or will this last? >> we don't get involved in political campaign but i can tell you, because he's my friend, how many times, i told steve this before we went on the air, i felt like picking up the phone and saying, shut up. get yourself back on track. you're going way off base. you know, it's a gimme. you have to go for it. rather than these unforced errors. now, finally, let him stick to these talking points. he's a very charismatic person and intelligent person. he is in his business a disciplined person. i'm baffled by his recklessness. >> he had to be this persona to

get this far, it's the shift from the primary to the general. unfortunately now that he's the candidate against hillary clinton, the press is out to get him. >> well, that last part is the reality that he must have known that any misstep will be exaggerated and amplified and the echo chamber will take it up and make it even worse than it was. but when -- with the -- for example, with the khan family they seized on that. he should have left it go. let it go. it would have died in a day or two. you know? and why is it -- like all of us, nobody is perfect. why is it that he can't say, you know, you didn't quite understand what i was saying. i would never insult a gold star family. you know, move on. move on. how about those mets? you know? >> don't go after the fire marshal. >> it seems to me as if he was on a swaggering reckless phase

that i hope that the gop leadership is holding their breath that is behind him. he has solid positions on terror, on the economy. stick with jobs. >> sure. >> go after the -- you know, your perceived flaws and your opponent's character. but you know for god's sake stop giving ammo to your enemy. it's the number one rule of warfare. >> let's talk about iran and what the president said yesterday. he said what are you guys doing? $400 million, of course we had to convert the currency. of course we had to fly it in. why are you making up a big story? there's no quid pro quo for ransom and then we have trish regan interview pastor abedini who said he was on a plane he thought was supposed to be there for 20 minutes but was there for hours, because -- listen. >> they told us you're going to be there for 20 minutes, but it took like hours and hours because -- before we left the

airport. when i asked why don't you let us go, because the plane and the pilot, everyone was ready to leave the country, they said we are awaiting for another plane and so that plane doesn't come we never let you go. >> sound transactional? >> it does. i do not believe in coincidence. i think that it's almost certainly related, full stop. i also have no problem with on the down low paying ransom to p. i think that we have been far too rigid -- >> then say that. >> or don't say anything. >> but this took -- >> this was so amateurish. it was so counterproductive. we've got our people out. that's a good thing. the money was iran's money, i get that. it wasn't taxpayer money, it was their money, and they were the international court of justice -- the hague was going to award that and much more. i don't mind the transaction at all. if it's secret and why make it appear that they are related? why be so clumsy about it?

so my bottom line is i'm glad our people are free. it is their money. i think we should negotiate with hostage takers when -- >> really? >> when the -- >> it's a time of war. they took two more because they know it pays. >> having watched grimly as the terrorist executed our people in syria and in iraq, i think that that kind of pride -- the uk does it. you do it through intermediaries, let the families do it. let the independent lawyers do. you want the people free, that's the bottom line. but this was so clumsily handled and the president's denial there. i admire him, but his denial flies in the face of reality. >> thank you, geraldo. >> nice to boogie with vanilla ice. >> meanwhile -- ♪ ice, ice baby >> we have to do -- >> is he done?

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>> the ransom deal? >> the ransom deal you might say. this is what he had to say. take a listen. >> the simple fact of the matter is, we have said as a nation said we don't pay ransom to terrorists or those who support them. we don't negotiate with terrorists and this is one more example of the kind of failed and weak foreign policy that hillary clinton and barack obama have led and it's exactly the kind of foreign policy that the american people want to see changed. >> what do your son -- what do young guys signing up today, what are they looking for in a commander in chief and what difference would they get between hillary clinton and donald trump? >> i think donald trump knows what the american people know and that is that our military has been hollowed out in recent years. the truth of the matter is the next president -- the next president needs to go to congress and secure significant investments in our military. >> a lot has happened in the last 15 days. do you embrace that title as the donald trump explainer or do you feel like you're just another

approach? >> i think donald trump and i have different styles at times, but we have the exact same goals. we both know that we can make america great again. >> can you speak to the rumors and speculation there's divides inside the trump camp and the republican party that are undermining his campaign? >> donald trump and i are united in our determination to carry his vision, to make america great again, to the four corners of this country. >> when you were in the running to be the vice president, your plane wasn't working and mr. trump came over to your house. what is your conversation, mr. trump is coming over, what happens? >> well, it was a little bit challenging. it was a great moment for mrs. pence and me, i think. we got word late at night that not only was mr. trump coming to breakfast, but a number of members of his family. the kids were going to fly out to indiana and join us for

president clinton fa breakfast. well, we don't have a big staff at the governor's residence, and it was late at night. we hauled the plates out, put them on the table. we set the coffee, arranged for breakfast and, you know, we served -- both of us served breakfast that morning to the donald and his kids. it was a great honor to welcome them to the governor's residence. >> most people are just getting to know you. tell us something people might not know about mike pence, something they should know about you. >> well, the most important role i'll ever play is a dad. i'm a proud father of the united states marine. i'm just as proud of my daughter that just graduated from college and another that's still in school. you know, i was raised in a great big family in a small town in southern indiana. and our family is really the center of our life. >> well, it was a privilege to speak to governor pence and a disciplined, articulate, well

versed candidate, no doubt. >> yeah. >> if there's division in that camp it didn't come out in that rally or that interview. >> are they counting on him to get donald trump's message out and to articulate it? >> yeah. they're certainly on the same page, he's all in. he has a way of speaking to conservatives and as a governor has the executive experience as well. >> i like the way he referred to donald trump as the donald. >> the way we all do sometimes. >> pete, thank you. the hegseth, i should say. speaking of running mates, tim kaine is doing his best to explain away hillary clinton's e-mail troubles. >> she said, i made a mistake, i screwed up. i've learned something i'll do it differently. >> but is kaine whitewashing the controversy? we'll compare his comments to hillary's. they're really different. and a big show still on tap. we will have the new unemployment numbers and get fresh reaction from karl rove with what it means for the campaign. but first, more from rob base. here's "joy and pain." ♪

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hillary and i talk about this personally and then we sat down within minutes after i was rolled out as her running mate to do a "60 minutes" interview. she said i made a mistake. i screwed up. i have learned something i'll do it differently. that's been the way she's pitched it to me. and i think that's -- that's the honest response. i have heard her say that a number of times. >> that was -- >> that was the explanation for hillary clinton -- yeah, but is that really what she has been saying over the last month? >> she should take that advice

and they. >> well, maybe she's starting to say that now. let's look back at how she responded to her private e-mail server. >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my e-mail for work. i saw it as a matter of convenience and it was allowed. others had done it. it was legally permitted, number one, first and foremost. everybody is acting like this is the first time it ever happened. it happens all the time. nothing i sent was marked classified. every government official and this is a legal theory, not just a theory, but a legal rule, gets to choose what is personal and what is official. director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i have told the american people. as the fbi said, everything that i have said publicly has been consistent and truthful with what i told them.

>> there you go. a montage of the many things she said that were inaccurate. but not quizzed by the press. including something where out in colorado she said -- you know, she doubled down. she tripled down on yet -- she didn't break any laws. >> which is why donald trump has been missing opportunities to underline that after chris wallace exposed it by asking the question, as late as wednesday of this week she said -- she said -- declared that she was consistent and truthful. that was wednesday. three days after interviewing with chris wallace and getting all that blow back and hearing about strife in the campaign saying, why does she keep saying that? she's making her life so difficult. >> yeah. the guts to say it after the press has come after her and messing with james comey like that. putting his name out there like that. it was right after july 4th, so maybe a lot of people were on their holiday vacation, but we have seen the videotape played time and time again. >> yeah. >> james comey said that was not the case, that there were 110 different instances where

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well, it's all 5th, but time to look back at july. the jobs report is now out and maria bartiromo with the fox business network joins us right now with a quick look what's happening to get her instant analysis. >> why haven't they moved so long. we have our friends on fox news channel also looking at the jobs numbers. >> good morning. >> hello. >> we're doing a simulcast. fox news channel, fox business channel over there. maria, what's so important about this number is it's the number of jobs the economy added and it can't be any worse than the may number which i think was what, 11,000? >> 11,000 in may. it was a lot weaker than anybody expected. this is important because we know the number one issue as far as voters are concerned is the economy and jobs. right before a presidential election. so every month matters in terms of, you know, what that is going

to do to the voters around how they're going to vote based on what they see as the ability to change their situation from either hillary clinton or donald trump. we're getting the numbers in seconds, guys. let's go to blake berman at the labor department now. >> 255,000 jobs created in july, maria. 255,000 jobs. that beat the expectations of 180,000 jobs and with it, may and june were revised upwards. may revised upwards 13,000 still to the paltry 24,000 numbers and june revised upwards 5,000 to 292,000 jobs. that brings the average over the last three months to 190,000 jobs created. as far as the unemployment rate goes, that stayed the same at 4.9%. though the estimate there, slightly above it, 4.8% estimate. we always look at the labor force participation rate. that ticked upwards to 62.8%.

that's a 0.1% gain from last month. the last time it was 62.1% it was in april. though to put this in context it's still barely above the 62.4% low from september of 2015 at that point. that was a 38-year low. hourly earnings we were just talking about them, they were up 0.3% to $25.69 over the last year. it is up 2.6%. businesses are areas that gained. professional and business services added 70,000 jobs. the health care industry added 43,000 jobs. as far as what moved in the opposite direction, those who are unemployed, plus marginally attached workers and those part-time for economic reasons, that ticked upwards 0.1% to 9.7%. then mining again the energy sector a loss of 6,000 jobs there. but the headline here, 255,000

jobs created. the unemployment rate staying at 4.9%. back to you. >> thank you so much. steve, brian and anna, much better than expected. >> yeah. >> we were expecting 180,000, we've got 255,000, wages went up a little. obviously not much. 0.3%, but you want to see it's in the right movement. the markets immediately trading up right on the heels of this number. basically trading on the idea that the economy has begun to really improve. based on the july numbers. now look we could see a revision. we swhau happened with -- saw what happened with the may number. this is definitely a strong number and it probably does indicate that at some point, maybe at the end of this year, the federal reserve starts to lift interest rates. >> i was going to ask you that, because if the economy is humming, that's a great number, the fed wants to tighten things to make things work the old way. >> up until now we're sitting on zero rates for so long.

it's been great news for people wanting to take out a mortgage. it's been great news for lending. not been good news for savers because obviously you're not get anything return if you have your money in a savings account. >> and it's bad if you're living on a fixed income because the interest rate is close to zero. >> exactly. so people want to see rates move higher so it feels it's realistic where rates should be. and also to give you some competition. that's why the stock market has gone so well, gone up, because there's no return anywhere else. just pushing money into equities. >> 100,000 jobs is what is needed per month to keep up with population growth. do you think we'll hit that next month? is this a trend we're seeing, now they were low and now they have gotten a lot higher? >> i don't want to say one month is a trend, but definitely feels like things are getting better. one of the panelists earlier, joannie corny running a placement firm, said that most of the job creation since 2009 has been in services.

so this is a service economy. you're not really seeing it in places like construction, places -- but we're seeing little bits and pieces of it. yes, improvement going in the right direction. i wouldn't call it a trend yet. >> maria bartiromo, we have to return to our respective networks. >> okay. we're all by ourselves now. >> i miss them already. >> let's add someone else in. i can join you. black lives matter protesters blocking a road that leads to one of the busiest airports in the world. a group of those activists now lying in the middle of the street near london's heathrow airport. it is causing a whole lot of chaos for commuters this morning and folks trying to get on their flights. the british group calling for protests to mark the fifth year since the 29-year-old black man mark dugan was killed by the police in london. we'll follow that closely. a fox news alert right now. take a look at this.

dramatic new video just in of a sailboat up in flames after it e exploded on the water in florida. the coast guard rescued a 70-year-old man. his boat broke loose and that caused a second boat to catch on fire. the original sailor is now in the hospital. no word on his condition. it's not clear what caused that blast. but thanks to the u.s. coast guard for saving that guy. well, call the pc police, wearing clothes that say don't tread on me could be considered racial harassment in the workplace. really? the equal opportunity commission considering a man's complaint after a co-worker wore a hat with this on it. it was designed by a slave owner during the revolutionary war. what do you think about that? well, praise for our men and women in blue. grade school students in wisconsin writing a heart felt thank you note to police officers serving in milwaukee.

>> dear milwaukee police department, thank you for risking your lives for us. >> thank you for protecting everybody who needs help. >> your families must be so proud of you for caring so much about others. >> we're so proud of them. what wonderful little kids. the emotional cops promoting the third graders to junior officers for the day. i love that story. those are your headlines. >> deputized them for the day? >> they sure did. >> that's something. >> give them some responsibility. they'll take it and learn a lot from it. >> all right, heather, thank you. well, there was some wild weather down along the gulf coast. maria molina joins us. >> hey, good morning. that's right. we had a reported tornado in the new orleans area. i want to start off sharing some video out of the gulf coast area. some storms developed yesterday. we had some rotation and even severe weather. you could be seeing more storms today across portionness of the gulf coast. we'll keep a close watch on that i want to take you to the southwestern u.s. out here we have been dealing with showers and thunderstorms,

even flooding. now they're -- there continues to be the threat for more heavy rain out there. we're expecting several inches of rain. that means flash flooding will continue to be possible. a number of flash flood watches are in effect across utah. let's talk about the heat because across arkansas it has been in place for days. that is continuing. we have excessive heat warnings in effect not only in arkansas, but across the surrounding states. here is why. look at your forecast high temperatures upper 90s. then you factor in the humidity and this is what it feels like out there. triple digit heat index values. we had someone walk in front of the camera. you know it's live. heat index values into the triple digits. let's head back outside. >> they're fighting over the ribs and the brisket out there.

>> who was that, maria? >> a guy in a gray shirt. >> all right. that was maria molina telling us what's happening in new orleans. meanwhile, we have a lot more show to go. you heard maria bartiromo say it's the top -- it's economy and jobs. karl rove is here to analyze that and what kind of week trump needs next week to win. but first, more from rob base. here he is with "it takes two." ♪ ♪ i wanna hear you all sing this song ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it out of sight ♪ ♪ i wanna rock right now i'm rob base ♪ i'm not internationally known but i'm known to rock the microphone ♪ ♪ because i get outrageous this is contagious ♪ ♪ i won't lose, see, girls adore

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>> the whole pie. all right. the newest poll post conventions have been released and the real clear politics average shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by almost seven points nationwide. >> meanwhile, donald trump continues to repair divisions within the party and house speaker paul ryan says he has no plans to take back his endorsement of trump. >> he won the delegates, he won the thing fair and square. we are a grass roots party we aren't a super delegate party. we're the grass roots, primary voter selects the nominee. that's as it should be. and that is what it is. i think there's something to be said about respecting those voters. >> wow. very interesting. joining us right now is karl rove. the speaker being magnanimous, because donald trump did not endorse him yet. how do you feel about ryan's stance? >> i think it's entirely appropriate. i thought that he approached it as a mature political leader. wanted to take the -- sort of the angst out of the system and said i'm standing by my

endorsement. but he sent a warning shot saying it's not a blank check and the message to trump was, after the last two weeks get your act together. >> okay. now, karl, the democratic convention ended just a week ago. we knew that hillary clinton would wind up with a bounce, she wound up with a bounce. a lot of things have been picked up by the media and they have been pummelling mr. trump with it. where do we stand right now on this friday? >> well, we stand where the polls suggest we stand, about seven points behind. i think it will probably grow a little bit in the next couple of days because some of the polls that -- about ten days ago, just before the democratic convention began, trump was ahead. as those polls move out of the running average of the real clear politics this margin is likely to grow a little bit. so he's behind, he's had a rough two weeks. he does need to get back on track. and to get back on track means going on the offense. he ought to seize on this jobs number. while he's happy, delighted that

the 255,000 peoples have gotten jobs, looking at over the last quarter, the rate of job creation in the united states, about 190,000, that's less than the year before. and last year it was less than the year before that. i want's slowing down. and -- it's slowing down. and the question is who has the best ideas to get this economy growing again and he ought to contrast himself specifically with hillary clinton's proposals. >> well, you know, hillary clinton though is going to say, hey, these numbers are big. they're a lot bigger than expected. 180,000 expected. 255,000 was the actual number. so when she saying, hey, things are looking up, what does he say to that? what's his answer? >> well, his answer is that's not how the american people are perceiving it. there are people who never got a pay raise in this recovery. the number of people who are working part-time for economic reasons because they can't find a full-time job that grew by a larger number. if you like the way things are going, vote for her.

if you want something different, vote for me. she's given him a lot of targets, you saw in the chris wallace interview, her answer is more taxes and in the infrastructure, we're going to set up an infrastructure bank, seed it with federal tax dollars, take money from taxpayers and get private investors involved and they'll make money off of rebuilding the infrastructure. that's the kind of crony capi l capitalism which ith solyndra. >> and right now, only 74% of the republicans support trump. this is the message that bill bennett a former secretary of education who you like and are friendly with, here's what he said last night with megyn kelly. >> i understand how you feel about things -- some of the things he said, but it may be better to lower your standards on things the guy says temporarily than to lose your country permanently. just think of what the stakes are. think about the supreme court. think about foreign policy. think about the economy.

these are very serious matters. our friend paul ryan reminds us we have only a few years to turn back this economy. >> that's paul ryan's mentor. your reaction to bennett? >> look this is the argument that trump ought to be making. he ought to say, look, i made a mistake getting involved in the argument with the gold star family. but here are what the stakes. i'm not the polished politician. i'm going to be making mistakes but here's what's at stake in this election. instead he's given us this day after day after day. i hope this weekend is sort of a moment where things begin to turn. but they better start turning sooner rather than later. because this -- he was ahead ten days ago. he's behind today. and the reason he's behind is not because she's been going particularly well. she's still the dreadful candidate. we saw it on sunday morning in that interview where chris wallace asked her questions for which she gave consistently bad

answers. what's happened in the polls is more the result of his mistakes than anything she's done. >> are you voting for him? >> i'm going to say what he said about paul ryan. he's just not there yet. i'm just not there yet. >> well, that would mean a vote for her if you didn't vote for him. >> oh, i'm not voting for her. my state is going to go comfortably republican. who are you voting for? >> haven't figured it out yet. >> not going to say. >> not there yet, interesting. all right. coming up straight ahead -- bye, karl. >> we are partying like it's 1990s. vanilla ice will be performing "ice, ice baby." but first, bill hemmer. >> paul manafort here live. don't miss that. what was all the iran cash about? general flynn takes that on. and the reaction to president obama's strategy on isis from yesterday at the pentagon. breaking news on the jobs number, how does that factor in

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