neither of the famous faces. a 20-year-old new yorker and his mom with the same name. that wraps it up for us. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. "fox and friends" starts now. you made it. it's friday. september 30th. i'm ainsley earhardt. donald trump didn't bring it up during the debate but he's not shying away from it now. >> how many more clinton scandals can this country take? one after another after another. you know the story, folks. you've seen it for years and years. they're the sordid past. we're going to have a bright future. >> what do you think? should donald trump bring up bill clinton's past infidelities? we're going to debate the strategy. >> it is a strategy. donald trump is not the first

one to go after hillary for her husband's past. here's michelle obama. >> in my view, is that if you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the white house. can't do it. >> whoa. the old video making new headlines on this friday morning. >> i'm so glad there's no old video of us. i spend the day with senator tim scott and other familiar faces along the way. >> i got my pass, my iphone, cameras aren't allowed any further. i'm going to see what's happening down here. >> nice to see you. >> can't tape us. >> budget cuts at fox. i'll bring you inside the busy day for the south carolina senator because i'm also working with someone from south carolina. it's going to be an interesting merger of schedules. let me remind, your mornings are better because you are with

friends. well, i think we have two headlines here. number one, you're filming stories on your phone. and number two, i don't think i've ever seen you so happy as she is today on a friday. >> you think that i'm happier on a thursday. >> you're very excited on thursday. the week is over on thursday. >> everybody has a pep in their step on friday morning. >> you saw jerry seinfeld last night. >> i did. i'm a little loopy. got in bed pretty early. the show is only an hour. >> you woke up in a bed with guy from massapequa. >> my tv husband. >> thank you, steve. over to abby. abby is in headlines this morning. >> it is a busy morning. we have headlines to get to. desperate search for answers this morning in the horrific train crash in new jersey. >> calm down. got to escort you out here and

get you help. >> 34-year-old woman killed by debris as the mangled train cars careened on to the platform at hoboken. she had just dropped her 1-year-old baby at daycare. more than 1 4u7b others were hurt. luckily, they're expected to survive. federal investigators trying to figure out what caused the crash. at this hour, it's too dangerous for crews to go inside the cars and look for the data recorder. a vacation. two sisters found dead on a tropical vacation off the coast of africa. 37-year-old anna and 42-year-old robin from minnesotament they were found unresponsive in their luxury hotel room in the seychelles. a hotel worker tried to wake them up and couldn't. they needed help getting back to their rooms. their bodies showed no signs of violence. whipping winds and heavy rain pounding the caribbean as

hurricane matthew rose in strength. it took a rare turn making a path towards jamaica and haiti. at least one death has been reported. a dad facing charges for allegedly attacking his son's baseball coach with a bat. pasadena police say the man took a swing at the coach in the dugout after benching his son. other parents allegedly stepping in before any damage was done. if convicted, that father could face four years in prison. i'll see you back here soon. >> yes, ma'am, thank you very much. meanwhile, today on this friday, we're now 39 days away from the presidential election and donald trump is unleashing a new line of attacks. >> let's see if this works. trump getting personal hitting hillary clinton for what he calls bill's sordid past. >> peter doocy is live in grand rapids, michigan, with trump's new strategy. good morning, peter. can't wait to hear this. >> well, it's really interesting

because donald trump last night did something that he would not do at the debate. he mentioned out fallout of bill clinton with monica luewinsky ad all the trouble he got into for lying. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandal. impeach the to lies. remember that, impeach. they're tired of the lies. they're tired of the trivial politics and tired of being talked down to, looked down upon and treated like second-class citizens. the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. >> trump has said on monday that he wanted to say something rough about hillary but couldn't out of respect for her and her family. but something changed and now this is all out in the open.

so hillary clinton is getting asked about it. >> he can say whatever he wants to say as we well know. we have seen it in real time over the last many months. i'm going to keep running my campaign, talking about what i think the american people are interested in. >> and now there's this. just a few minutes old. a pre-dawn tweet with donald trump with a former shot of the foerm miss universe, alicia machado who is history was dredged up. trump says wow, crooked hillary and duped and used by my worst miss u. he didn't check her past, which is terrible. trump is really pushing voters to question exactly how the clintons got so rich after leaving the white house. he's implored new hampshire voters yesterday to follow the money over and over. it's going to continue today in grand rapids, michigan. back to you. >> peter doocy live in grand

rapids, cereal city. trump put out the tweets and said check out her sex tape and past. we just have done a little looking this morning. new york magazine says she was accused of driving a get away car in a murder plot and threatening a judge. as to whether or not she's been in porn movies, heard that a little bit. according to snopes risque appearance on a tv reality show and topless in playboy. >> wow. >> as trump says she was presented as an angel at the debate. maybe people didn't know about her. >> hillary clinton saw an opportunity to use it and the media is running with it. >> leading with it. >> leading with it, right. i don't think that donald trump has a choice here. he has to defend himself because she's brought up his past. so when we ask should he be bringing up bill clinton and the past, what happened in the '80s and the '90s. that's what hillary is doing and she started it. >> there's one other tweet. did crooked hillary help --

check out past. did alicia m become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? >> is that true? that's what he just tweeted. >> that's what he tweeted. >> i think everything he said was valid and everything may be true. but the bottom line, this is what the clinton camp wants. how do you talk about miss universe from 1996 and not talk about the fbi scandal, not talk about the clinton foundation, about her health, not talk about the next debate, not talk about the situation in iraq, her ridiculous answer where isis came from. she doesn't want that. she wants this. >> we're talking about this stuff. from the '90s. yesterday brian, the arkansas attorney general said if you go back through the 'the 0s, comments made about women, look to secretary clinton referring to monica lewinsky as a neurotic loony-toon. that brings up the fact that

they're bringing up the president of the united states had an affair when he was, i think 49 or 50, with a 22-year-old intern named monica lewinsky. there are a lot of millenials who hillary clinton is courting have never heard that story before. they didn't realize that bill clinton has been impeached because he lied about sex with the help. >> newt gingrich says it's fair. this is all fair game. listen to what he said. >> when you run for president, everything is fair game. the question is whether it's the right thing to be doing to elect donald trump. she has a fair chance of winning. they can keep this campaign down in the gutter. if it's he said/she said and it's a personality thing, she has a fair chance of winning. she has zero chance of winning if trump can discipline himself and run this at a very high level. >> i tell you what, for the most part, newt goes on to say he does not think, the crux of the whole thing, because he did the

investigation and the impeachment. he doesn't think donald trump should bring this up. this won't help him get the no, ma'am napgs. >> i agree with newt. i don't think you can blame a woman for the indiscretions of her husband. he has no choice now. >> ainsley, i think he has a choice. he does not have to -- >> he's supposed to let her attack him and not fight back? >> i don't think america needs to hear about lewinsky. >> do they need to hear about the miss universe pageant in the '80s? that was a different time. >> that's what hillary clinton's camp is -- >> because hillary clinton brought it up at the debate. >> newt's point is don't do it. >> i agree with that. >> the trump campaign put out talking points after monday's debate. they're noft trying to blame hillary for his womanizing but pointing out, quote, that hillary has been an active participant in trying to destroy

the women who have come forward with a claim. it's not about the womanizing. it's what hillary did to the women who accused bill clinton of -- >> one of the -- >> shows you this is all politics. anything is fair game because you have michelle obama stumping for hillary two days ago and this is what she said during the '08 campaign about hillary clinton. >> it's a new ad. >> one of the important aspects of this race is role modeling what good families should look like. in my view, if you can't run your own house, you can't certainly run the white house. can't do it. >> that is an ad. he's got another great ad out, donald trump. >> look at hillary's super pac. >> pretty powerful. there's a lot of stuff that they could use from the '08 campaign.

>> and they will. >> the debates from obama and hillary. how they went at each other personally. >> the current president says shame on her. >> also, we'll tell you later on about how a number of newspapers have been conservative in the past. they're endorsing hillary and now facing subscription backlash. >> today, joe biden is going out on "the tonight show" saying -- usa today saying don't vote trump. "the new york times" noting that ohio looks like it's in trump columns, says ohio, no longer needed in the delegate mass. i've never seen such an all-out offensive to say donald trump, please don't win. there you go. >> not important anyway. >> i can't believe it. >> we've got a busy friday. lot of politics. also coming up p a report that might make you sick. the bodies of dead veterans left unclaimed in the morgue without proper burial for weeks.

then brian kilmeade goes to washington. mr. kilmeade goes to washington. >> i got my pass, my iphone. i'm going to see what's happening. >> tape this -- nobody is -- [ inaudible ] >> it was good to see mark owe rubio again. what i saw, what i learned. >> senator, senator. >> i apologize. >> what i learned was eye opening for an average day for a senator. it was eye opening. >> terrific. mom,

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another disgrace in the state of illinois at a veterans hospital. >> a whistle blower claims, quote, some veterans' remains have been left in our hospital morgue for 45 days or more until they are stacked to capacity at times. >> that is so sad. fox news contributor and war veteran pete hegseth joins us right now live in minneapolis. pete, you know, this is such a horrifying story, yet i'm not surprised at anything out of the v.a. these days. >> we shouldn't be.

we disgraced these men trying to get service in the v.a. when they pass, there's a -- this facility, not caring about how we respectfully bury these guys. there was a body in the morgue for so long that it liquefied in the body bag and exploded when they tried to move t it's not that they couldn't move it. they had the money to do it. the director there, christopher we a chess, he's been called out already for manipulating wait times. got his job back. what this whistle blower exposed, there was no sense of urgen urgency, didn't care if they were buried and he keeps his job. mark kirk the senator in illinois is saying when are we going to fire this guy to change a culture that in many ways doesn't care? >> i understand one or two veterans, you don't know where their families are, but there are so many left in the morgue.

why is this happening? why can't they track down the families? >> ainsley, there's a process and sometimes veterans pass that don't have family or the money is not there. but there's a process for that. there's no excuse for the amount of time these guys are being left there. 30, 45, 60 days according to a whistle blower who won't come out by name because he's fearful for retaliation. there's a process. they're not approving it in real time. >> so pete, it's a mess right now. the next commander in chief we hope will take care of it. briefly, will you tell us where trump and hillary stand on the v.a.? >> trump says clean house, give veterans a choice and make wait times transparent and hold up whistle blowers to change it. hillary clinton says if you like the v.a. under barack obama, you'll love me. if you want more of the same, rubber stamp it with hillary clinton. i think donald trump would fire this guy in a hot second and deserves to lose his pension. he doesn't care. it's not about the money or the

resource. it's about, let the veteran wait. whistle blowers are saying no more. it's about time we have a leader in 1600 pennsylvania avenue that cares the way our vets do at the v.a. >> it's disgraceful. >> a life of service and this is how we treat them during death. that's awful. >> yep. >> christopher worthless. call him out. >> thanks, pete, very much. >> we should try to book that guy. >> on the show. >> ask him a few questions. >>well get on that. brian gets to spend the day with a u.s. senator from your home state. >> south carolina. >> african-american ephrem -- i just wished my grandmother was around to see this. >> oh, yeah. brian's remarkable trip down to washington, d.c. and what he learned coming up next. an ordinary fan gets the chance to become everyone's hero when he's pulled from the stands to make a putt that the pros can't even make. >> really? >> does he do it?

>> looks like it. >> the video you have to see.

we've got quick friday morning headlines for you right now. first up, protests raging out of control in el cajon. police using tear gas after demonstrators blocked traffic. the man whose death is sparking the protests wasn't supposed to be in this country. i believe this is in california. alfredo long owe was a p refugee that they tried to deport twice. meanwhile, police officer betty shelby expected to plead

not guilty later today in the shooting death of an unarmed black machblt shelby was charged for the september 16th shooting. shelby says she feared for her life because terrence crutcher was acting erratically. police found pcp in his suv. you know, you don't necessarily get an opportunity to see how the government works in d.c. so brian is doing it for you. >> i had an opportunity to sit down with tim scott. i want to get an average day. i knew a sitdown was impossible. i wanted to do something i haven't been able to do or maybe you either. we caught to him after doing the show. caught up to him at 1:00 in the afternoon. he's already had a packed day that started at 7:30. here he is. we begin at a charter school because that's the senator tim scott wants to do, go into the

inner city, a half hour from d.c. and make sure the kids who don't have opportunities and use his own life as an example. here's a quick look at his life. ♪ >> senator scott. >> hey y'all. >> i want you to think about your future and dream big dreams. >> how many of you guys love your mamas? i love my mama. >> busy day on capitol hill. why was it important to be here at lunch today? >> it's important to have an opportunity to speak to these kids. they're our future. >> you have a busy day ahead? >> hop in the suv. >> yes, we got to go. >> let's do it. >> folks are frustrated. have had a lot of negative experiences. they're looking for someone who will really listen. >> a lot of new faces. how many of y'all are new? >> law enforcement, both issues i have spoken out on. in the course of one year, i've been stopped seven times by a law enforcement officer. >> i come to the issue of a vantage point of having been impacted negatively but also

having had some fairly positive interactions as well. >> this guy never stops. busy day, rain not slowing him down. >> they should also see a guy who is successful in business, right? that might be the most important message. >> well, i've been poor, quagmired in poverty. i've done well in business. those informed and educated on how to talk to people. >> you've got to stay close when you're in session, right? >> yeah. >> you have events, you get this call, you got to go? >> this was not a scheduled vote. >> no time to wait. you're not looking for a spot. where are you going? >> to that tunnel again where it will get dark again and hustle out quickly. >> senator scott has literally run inside for a quick vote. i have my temporary pass and iphone. cameras not allowed. i'm going to see what's happening on the floor. >> senator marco rubio. >> great to see you man.

>> we're back in the capitol. having an opportunity to talk with other members of the senate opportunities coalition. >> each senator here is committed to making sure that opportunity is the word that becomes synonymous with our party. >> we have this phenomenon in america right now where people seem to have given up on gocht, given up on institutions. they don't trust the country to solve big problems. the leadership is so important and the new face of the republican party is so important. >> these are members who are not afraid to roll up their sleeves and engage, go to places where they've never gone to before and listen. we have the solutions here to bring people out of poverty. >> this opportunity meeting, how you go. >> now we go to the office. >> we hop down the stairs, walk through the subway. >> bye fox.

>> this is how i really do it, though. i have the good pleasure of having my best friend in congress, my prayer partner, the 2717 -- trey gowdy. >> be easy for a leader to say -- >> i do this once every month in my office. it's important for me to have a chance to talk with the interns. >> i immediately felt a good connection when i walked into senator scott's office. >> a bit of a mentorship with the interns. now you have another phase of your job. that is a little bit more serious. much more serious. >> we're going to meet with parents whose son was murdered in israel while he was there, stabbed to death. >> boy. >> this is not tim scott being a senator. this is a story. >> becoming the first african-american ever in the country to be elected both to the congress and the senate. first time.

you know, i just wish my grandmother was around to see this. >> great guy. >> that was awesome, brian. >> he's really well-respected by the republicans and the democrats. that council is fascinating. we're going to put the whole thing online on foxandfriends.com. they focus on the inner cities in washington, in their own states. when you talk about dan sullivan's, senator langford, marco rubio and steve danes. they're taking the image of republicans only care about upper class white people and they're throwing that in the street. it's not true anyway. they're making sure to give back. that's where the opportunity council is about. >> you got a taste of what it's like to hang out with another south carolinian. >> at the end, he says i have no time trey gowdy for dinner. >> he said trey gowdy is his prayer -- one person's sharpen another's irons.

i love that. >> i did not know that. good trip down to d.c. >> awesome, brian. thanks for sharing that. the new york bomber is still unconscious and unable to talk. moments ago, his family was yanked off of a plane. what do they know? details, next. >> you want to hear that. plus, president george w. bush showing his undying commitment to our military. >> these are remarkable individuals who have been severely injured who refuse to quit. in this case, they've used exercise to help them recover physically and mentally. >> dr. marc siegel takes us on an exclusive ride-along with the 43rd president of the united states. peddling with w, coming up. [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ♪ on the road again [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ]

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yesterday he asked a crowd at one of her rallies, is everybody here ready to transform america. followed by his next question, does anybody here remember where i parked? it's a '94 taurus with the left blinker on. >> it would be the left blinker. i miss bernie. i miss him. >> very rarely does donald trump say anything bad about bernie. i shouldn't have cut that deal. he had a great political story. cue up the 73 socialist. >> he's not running against him anymore. maybe he doesn't have to say anything negative. >> he wants those voters. hillary clinton is trying it rally voters, but it appears one group is just not that into her. the millennials. >> the young folks. she's trying to get their folks in ft. pierce, florida later today and rich he hadson wakes up there. good morning, rich. >> good morning to you. that's the pitch to the clinton

campaign in the swing state of florida. it's for millenial voters. by the way, florida looking at real clear politics shows a tie in this state. according to a campaign aide, the clinton campaign will issue a broad call for national service asking young people to be part of of something bigger than themselves. the clinton aide says that's saying millenials like, they like to volunteer. that's a pitch today. her campaign has also released an ad called squad goals to phrase the youngsters are using today. it means work together. it includes president obama, the first lady, the vice president and senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. sanders and clinton campaigning together again this week. they plan on more dates tochgt. in as bernie sanders, as you recall, polled much better among millenials than hillary clinton. and that's something donald trump is taking note of. >> they don't like hillary and

bernie. sold out to the devil. >> people have to look carefully in making their decision about who to vote for because it will be either him or me. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure it's me. >> two stops in florida today. this being the first for hillary clinton. back to you. >> all right, rich he hadson in ft. pierce, florida. abby, you have headlines. starting with this. the family of the new york city bomber is pulled off a plane in the middle east headed to the u.s. ahmad rahami's mother, brother and sister-in-law detained and questioned. they've all been placed on the no-fly list. rahami is hospitalized and unable to speak after a gunfight with new jersey police. he's accused of bombings in new york and new jersey that left 29 people hurt. more outrage over wells fargo. this time for mistreating our

military members. the company will pay more than $4 million to settle charges that illegally repossessed hundreds much cars taking them from war veterans' driveways. wells fargo forced to fay $10,000 back to each family and repair their credit. the bank already reeling after getting caught creating millions of fake bank and credit card accounts. check this out. a golf heckler is called on to the green by team europe during practice at the ryder cup. the man claiming that he could make a putt that rory mcilroy just missed. the pros got in on the challenge betting a $100 bill. then this happened. watch. >> unream. the golf fans fan. that is david johnson sinking the perfect shot. he says he intends to keep that $100 bill forever. either he's insanely lucky or

insanely good. >> he's good. >> he's clutch. that was a guy heckling in the stands and of course, they were all mad at america because we're too crass when we play this stuff. >> did you like to play or is it dancing better? >> i like the dancing better. >> showed a lot of personality. >> would not have been any dancing had there not been the putt. >> this is true. congratulations. it is an annual event honoring our heroes. george w. bush kicking off his bike ride yesterday. as he's always done, our own dr. siegel, a professor of medicine at nyu was there to ride-along. >> from crawford, texas, i would imagine you're a little sore today after the big race yesterday, doctor. >> reporter: steve, i'll be a little more sore today because we're riding 30 miles today. we're at the prairie chapel school where the riders will ride by outside the ranch. yesterday i had the opportunity to speak to president bush about the compassion and commitment he

feels to our war fighters in the attempt to help them heal. let's watch. >> yes, sir. glad you're here. thanks for coming. how are you doing, buddy? >> glad to meet you. >> glad you're here. good to see you. >> great to see you. thank you for inviting us. >> you're back again. that's impressive for a guy your age. >> i don't give up. >> we've talked before about exercise being addictive. it occurs to me, maybe it's contagious. the riders are war fighters. they seem to be spreading a contagion of positive healing feeling. >> that's interesting. i think it's an interesting way to look at it. these are remarkable individuals

who have been severely injured who refuse to quit. in this case, they've used exercise as a way to help them recover physically and mentally. >> i was injured in afghanistan in 2003. i'm doing the same thing. you quit thinking about it. nothing matters. nothing else matters. everything is normal. my head is clear. my body feels good. it's a very calming and healing thing. >> 2007 i was wounded in a rocket attack in baghdad, iraq. bringing home that pts has been a challenge i've been working through every day. i tried the medication route and the therapist rouft and i didn't connect with either one. now it's a matter of staying fit and getting outside. >> we're moving farther away from medication and to exercise. >> yeah, yeah, no question. like anything, there's a learning curve. a lot of these vets, many of them were on pills,

self-medicated. it didn't work. and they've turned to other things. one of which is exercise. >> what does this mountain bike ride mean to you as the former commander in chief? >> this is great to spend time on a personal basis with the guy who essentially sent me to iraq and afghanistan. it's just been incredible. >> i said coming here, i've waited and wanted to meet him since 9/11. that is my commander in chief. i served under him. he's still my commander in chief. meeting him out here, seeing the man and the type of person he is and the way he treats us, he's one of us. that's an incredible thing. >> you know, your commitment comes across, a lot of people are inspired by your personal courage and clearly these men are showing great courage. can you talk about how they resonate with you? >> you're out there riding with a person who lost her leg and we're talking about her recovery

and how she's doing. you realize this soul could have quit and said why me? full of self-pity. instead, is a tremendous asset to the future of this country is are all our vets. that's why helping them heal is really important. they're all inspirational. i've gotten to know a lot of them. so inspirational, i painted about 97 of them and i'm putting out a book, doc, that will draw attention to the invisible wounds of war. so it's a book about courage and recovery. buy it. >> are you kidding? of course. will you sign it for me? >> oh, yeah. >> if you buy the deluxe version, i'll sign it for you. >> pam jackson, president bush's bike mechanic and trail adviser, what do the trails look like today? what's your prognosis? >> perfect hero dirt, sir. >> ainsley, steve, brian back to you. >> we appreciate you bringing

that to us. >> we hope 43 does, president bush, does a book tour with that portrait book. >> coming out. coming up -- >> democrats on capitol hill are working on a plan to shut down fox news and to prevent us from covering politics. really? can that even happen? ed henry has the details from washington coming up next. >> that's going to change the story if that happens. ♪ ♪

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oh, in casey didn't mention it, fox news could be banned from covering politics if some on the federal election committee get their way. we're not the only ones being targeted. >> ed henry is live from washington, d.c. let's talk politics while we still can. >> let's get it in very quick guys. democrats on the federal election commission targeting fox and other media companies

who have each a tiny bit of foreign ownership saying they should not be allowed to engage in any quote-unquote election nearing communications. this could be used to muzzle free speech and it was offered by democratic commissioner ellen weintraub. this could effectively ban fox and other entities from offering endorsement this is political races or even from covering these races. weintraub is saying in her submission, given everything we've learned this year, it blinks reality that there is no risk of foreign nationals taking -- this is a risk no member of the federal election commission should be willing to tolerate. weintraub started taking aim months ago at fox and other media companies that have some foreign ownership as the debates heated up in recent months. here's the thing. it could actually end up stifling free speech from a whole lot of more organizations beyond fox who have at least 5%

foreign ownership. that's what the proposal says. that would include "the new york times," which just endorsed hillary clinton. so there are a lot of people even at the federal election commission scratching their heads about this. remember, there's an even split democrats and republicans on that commission. it's unlikely in the end this will go anywhere, guys. >> just to make sure sure, let's talk sports. the mets downed phil toy complete a wildcard -- >> yankee fan. >> i'm a yankee fan. >> hello. >> you're a yankee fan? >> sanchez, you need to pay attention to this. >> eliminated last night. sorry. >> ed henry has a key chain with the yankees logo on it. >> you've got a good memory. >> i do. >> he showed it to me at the white house. >> thank you very much. if they were going to limit foreign ownership, somebody who is politically active who could be limited, ben and jerry's. >> really?

>> it's owned by unilever. >> absolutely ridiculous. they want the government to control the media, they can move to north korea or russia or china. not happening here. no one is telling us what we can and can't say. >> everyone loves to be in north korea to wear gray and not have electricity. >> it's ridiculous, they think they can control the media. >> i like to eat once a week. ten minutes before 7:00 here in new york city. what's hillary clinton's plan to stop terror attacks like the one in new york city. she wants to fight back with silicon valley really the solution? we're going to talk about that. >> plus, how is donald trump changing his strategy for the next presidential debate. lieutenant michael flynn is on the debate team. we gotarly today. he probably only ran a marathon already. hopefully he's in a talking mood.

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. well, in the wake of the recent terror attacks in new jersey and here in new york, hillary clinton is turning to silicon valley for solutions to prevent future attacks. >> we should also launch an intelligence surge to help identify and thwart attacks before they can be carried out. we need to work more closely with silicon valley and other partners to counter terrorist propaganda and recruitment efforts on line. >> but is silicon valley the answer to fighting isis. >> is that the key to success in stopping terror? >> good morning, brian, ainsley, steve. good morning to all of you. i got to tell you out here in

california, you will think that might be the answer. the fact is this is the state you come to when you want to affect a technology industry. the only problem is hillary clinton's plan to thwart off terrorism on line using tech companies is flawed. you just simply cannot use tech companies to say hey, we recognize that isis is using the internet as a huge recruitment tool and therefore we're going work with us in the government to shut down those websites. makes perfect sense. the only problem is she's dreaming to think any of these tech companies will actually go and help her in this fashion. the reason is it's fundamentally impossible for the tech company to win in this scenario. here's the dilemma. tech company, let's say its facebook. let's say it's yahoo. it doesn't matter who -- name anybody. you start cooperating in away that they had done previously with the government, where there's no transparency to the

user, the person using their service, suddenly you and i are start to wonder how much are of our privacy and liberties are taken away, well, it's for terrorism, we start to not use it so much. you cannot force these companies to give overs this issue except by warrant. you file that warrant. the only problem is the tech companies are wise to that, they are encrypting data so the government can't get it or they can -- they have got to have another idea. >> it's a good thing for her to say during a campaign year and that's why she says it. >> kurt the cyber guy joining us from the city of angels. thank you. >> if they would just use it to fight terrorism, that would be one thing. but it could open the door for

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future. >> so should trump go there, we're going to report and you are going to decide. >> all right. and a shake up in the navy. historic titles eliminated. how? why? political correctness inflicted on the military. that's why and keep it. please get dressed. mornings are better because you chose to be with friends. ♪ >> great song, great cause. the pink glove dancers, they raise money to fight breast cancer. >> we're going to find out what hospital won the contest. they have been doing is for six years. you are looking live at el paso, texas. this is actually a program that they started six years ago right here on "fox & friends" and we're so excited to bring you

this year's winner in the next half hour. >> it's always a great group and always a thrill to see those women in action. it's our privilege to bring back to the show lieutenant michael flynn. yesterday, you were in new hampshire. today you are going to grand rapids, to michigan, to detroit. inside the campaign, i think you are going to have something to talk about on the plane. donald trump was tweeting over the weekend. he's really taken on -- >> he was tweeting an hour ago. >> he was tweeting an hourg. he sent out three panels. we're going to put up one right here. trump tweet, wow, crooked hillary was duped and used by my worst miss universe. hillary floated her as an angel without checking her past. which is terrible. >> he does three different ones. and then he says check out the sex tape and her past. when you look at her past, she, according to "new york magazine"

accused of driving a get away car in a murder plot. there's been stories about porn films. >> should we be talking about this? >> number one, there is an absolute coordinated attack by not only the clinton machine but the mainstream media. that's a given. hillary clinton tried to take on this women's issue by using her. you just talked a little bit about our military and our veterans affairs. i mean, the depleted military that we have, the political correctness that's going on. i think the number one issue in our military right now is diversity instead of fighting radical islamism. we are so drama issues in play.

that we care about. >> they are going to cover that in the second base. [ multiple people speaking ] >> i was hoping the last debate was a really good discussion on the economy and all of a sudden it got taken into name-calling. racism, all those issues. >> she's going to bring that up in the second debate. someone told me you can say anything, it's how you say it. >> i want to answer the question i want to answer. >> what could the response be when hillary clinton asks him about this ms. universe? >> i think part of it is how hillary clinton has poorly treated women for many, many years, and i think it came up a bunch of times the other night was how often -- i mean, all these new ideas, good ideas that hillary clinton has, why hasn't she been doing this for the last 25, 30 years? >> you know about tactics and the tactic might be effective --

the fact that donald trump is tweeting must thrill the clinton camp. an nbc poll says after that debate, 27% of women have a less favorable view of donald trump because of those last two questions which came out of left field. >> right. >> i would just say is what we've got to do and making sure that to get really back to the big issues. the big issues that people in this country tear -- care about and i will tell you that women care about security, women care about their taxes, their families, you know. i always say i have sisters and i know what they care about and what they talk to me about, those are the kinds of issues that we have got to continue to talk about and beat the drum on and not keeping falling back to this trap of what hillary clinton and her poor judgment has found a way out of it. >> is the debate prep showing him a way out of it? after all, he spent 40 years as

a businessman, is the debate prep you are a part of showing him how to get out of it? >> we've been talking the last couple of days as we fly around and talking to people in new hampshire and michigan, these issues are coming up, and i think that the american people continue -- i believe they continue to respond to him. i saw it yesterday in new hampshire. people are unbelievably responding to donald trump's message. so that's a big deal. >> there was an item in the "new york times" yesterday that talked about his debate prep for the first one, that said he wasn't doing the traditional debate prep where you stand at a podium and answer questions for 90 minutes. it was more conversational. there were about a dozen people in on the conversations. >> one of them. my question is this, will the debate prep for the second debate be like that one or will he actually stand up -- >> i saw some of the stories on

the debate prep, and they were false. there was plenty of preparation. >> are you saying "the new york times" got it wrong? >> one of the things i saw donald trump being and trying to be very presidential the other night and not to be trying to assault hillary clinton on all of her problems, but, you know, and to a degree, that's part of the tactics that need to be certainly looked at. i mean, you know, in donald trump's case, they got an unbelievable company. i've actually gone around myself and talked to employees that he has. they love him. they will run through walls for him. all this stuff that you hear, this coordinated attack by the mainstream media and frankly, led by the clinton machine, you know, this is to just basically get off the issues that the american people cares about. >> let's talk about the issue you know a lot about. there was a town hall a few nights ago and i watched it. a goldstar mother stood up and asked a very direct question to

the president of the united states. listen to her question and her response. why do you still refuse to use the term islamic terrorist? >> the truth of the matter is this is an issue that's been manufactured. and that's a slippery slope and the way we're going to win this battle is not by betraying our ideals. >> jernling what do you think? >> it's been manufactured is the refusal by the president of the united states to call this enemy what they are. and i will tell you i've spoken to many, many of the leaders in the middle east, and they look at us that we're a bunch of idiots. so this is unbelievable. for the president of the united states to have given that answer to that unbelievable woman -- >> goldstar mother. >> that unbelievable woman who has sacrificed so much for this country, and that was a -- i found -- i watched that. i found that unreal. that's -- the manufacture is the manufacture of this story that

thend the president has told the american people which is totally irresponsible. >> another story we've been told by the last year or so is that the situation at the va has gotten better. we've been following it. who knows where they are right now because they are manipulate figures, but there's a story out of illinois where apparently veterans who go in for medical treatment pass away, they are being warehoused in the morgue. some of them are being stacked up and kept there for months before anybody can claim -- and it's disgraceful. >> a question came up that over night, the woman's discussion about her husband dying because he con get a colon os scop pi for a year. one word, accountability or a phrase lack of accountability. these people running the administration, they should have a clean house, clean sweep through that organization and

bring in people that are just willing to just fix this thing. we cannot have this problem. we can't have a military if the military feels like they are not going to be treated the way that they deserve to be treated if they are going to go sacrifice for this country. >> islamic state. it's hard to say it's not radicalism. >> we saul them isil. >> yeah, it's an acronym. hillary clinton has an answer that i know you were champing at the bit to answer. you said you left iraq a mess and you took all the troops out. he said the status of forces agreement says we couldn't say. in reality, that's not true. we have the guys on the ground now under the same status of force agreement. another 600 went in on wednesday. what's your reaction to the gradual ramp-up of a surge we won? >> this is like the vietnam effect in a way. drip, drip, drip. no strategy.

put a band aid here and a band aid there. this is what we have. when i say there is no strategy, there is no strategy. it's a terrible strategy and it's incoherent and it has no end state. other than the president saying we're going to defeat isis, what does that mean anymore? all of the decisions -- really bad decision of 2011 to pull out and the rise of radical islamism, and you are talking about war-like casualties isis inspired. the numbers are 25 to 40,000 casualties, dead and wounded, from this enemy. >> that's one of the reasons why -- >> that's why you have to call it what it is. >> does donald trump know that? >> absolutely, he knows that. and he's talking about it all the time. these are the kinds of things that the american people is concerned. the problem is no longer just over there. it's right here in the homeland. nobody is even talking about the

attacks. coordinated -- isis inspired attacks occurred in new jersey and new york. never mind the knife attack in minneapolis. so many other things that have happened in this country. the director of the fbi talking about this radicalized diaspora inside this country. who is talking about that? >> nobody. >> we're talking about miss universe's weight instead of what the fbi director just told us and the investigation that's unfolding. >> so many issues that our country is dealing with. this election is a -- this is a huge election in terms of the direction of this country. >> not if we keep talking about this crap. >> yep. >> general, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. have a nice weekend. coming up, a mystery in paradise, two sisters found dead in their hotel. they were on their dream vacation. what could have happened? we've got breaking details. >> poor parents. that is awful. don't you dare call him an

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we're following a fox news alert this morning. the desperate search for answers continues at this hour in the horrific new jersey train crash. >> let me escort you out of the station and get you some help. >> a 34-year-old mother, there's her picture. she was killed by debris as she was standing on the platform. she had just dropped off her one-year-old child at daycare. >> it's heart breaking. david lee miller is live at the scene and i understand you just discovered some new information. >> that's right, brian. the big question this hour, how fast was this train going when it hit the station. the ntsb saying this morning they do not yet know, however they now have their hands on the data recorder that was on board this train. it is yesterday -- yet to be

analyzed that should reveal the speed of this train. witnesses say it was excessive, the speed limit entering the train station was exceeding it by a great many miles per hour. also still to be obtained, the on board video. this train, we're told, had a number of cameras. some of them front facing. those cameras should also reveal more precisely what took place leading up to the crash here in hoboken. but the task ahead for investigators still remains very difficult. one of the complications, the roof of the terminal has collapsed on a number of the cars and getting to those cars is going to be complicated. another concern we are told is the possibility that there might be asbestos inside the terminal itself. in addition to find out why this train was going so fast, investigators also want to learn

if special safety technology that was not on board this train could have made a significant difference. listen. >> will we looking at positive train control? absolutely. ptc has been one of our priorities. we know that it can prevent accidents. whether it is involved in this accident, that is definitely one of the things we will look at carefully. >> and in addition to looking to the data recorders on the video, authorities also want to speak to the train engineer. his name is thomas gallger. he is a 29-year veteran with the new jersey transit. he's spent the last 18 years as an engineer. his neighbors say this is a job he loved. he may have some of the answers what led up to this tragedy. they have not yet talked with him. they soon expect to do so. >> david lee miller with the very latest on the jersey train crash. thank you. the new york bomber is still unconscious and unable to talk

today. moments ago, his family totally yanked off a plane. what do they know? the details straight ahead. >> i wonder where they were going. you see the preview for "deep water horizon" that takes you inside the explosion that caused the biggest gulf disaster in history. how do they make that so real? >> everything okay? ♪

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oil rig out in the gulf of mexico killed 11 people. now that story about the deepwater horizon coming to the big screen. >> is there someone at your door? [ sirens ] >> everybody off! >> that looks good. "deepwater horizon," the true story of the men and women who worked on that bp oil rig hits theaters today. >> this looks like a fantastic movie, kevin. >> it's absolutely incredible. peter burg directed this movie. this movie is primarily about the people on that rig, the 11 people who died that day but also the people who survived and actually were real life heroes. mike williams is one of them and mark wahlberg plays one of him in the movie.

mike williams jumped off the rig into fiery water to save his own life. behind the scenes is just as intense as wawfg the movie itself. it's one of most intense films i've seen in a long time. they built a gigantic 85% scale rig. had a helipad on it. the actors were fully immersed in this environment. there was real oil, mud, fire going on. that was a sign of a great film maker. we as a audience feel those effects and you are sitting there the entire time just blown away by the massive effects and the explosions and the cool thing is the movie actually builds character. up through the beginning of the film, you learn who these people are, that way you care about them once the explosion occurs and you are fully immersed in that moment and everybody involved, kurt russell, kate hudson, mark wallburg, all did a

phenomenal job. they had a camera guy following him on a rope. it is unbelievable how they did it. i gave the movie a 4 1/2 out of 5. mike williams is a true real-life hero. i spoke to mark wallburg who stars in the movie. they actually put him on fire when they were filming some of these scenes. >> you and dolan o'brien are actually on fire. you talk about shooting that moment. actually, i'm sure there's insurance, how do you get approved to do something like that? >> pete was like will you do it, of course, if he says do it, i'm going to do it. one of the more sketchy moments in the movie. but you know you got this protective gel underneath it but they are pouring whatever fluid on you. fire. my wife would not be happy with me doing that. she was sitting there listening to some of the interviews earlier and somebody mentioned

that i was on fire and she gave me this look. i didn't tell her that. >> a little more dangerous movie than ted. >> yeah. i agree. and the movie is incredible by the way. about real life heroes about m . that's what peter berg does well. >>. tim burton has a brand-new movie, ms. pregrine's home for peculiar children. >> tim burton is one of the best movie directors of all time. he has a very brief, two-second cameo in this movie. tweet me. let me know if you can find him in the movie and i spoke to him and he gave me some clues. here's where you can find him. check this out. >> how did that go down? >> i hate seeing myself. this was out of necessity because this is -- at the end

when we had no money, no crew, no permits, so we snuck on the pier and snuck on a couple of rides. we got kicked off the pier a few times. it was out of necessity, not out of vanity in this particular case. >> were you actually riding the ride? >> no, no, we just did a quick -- it's a quick one. because we weren't allowed to be on there, so we just sort of get it quick and ran off. i tried to be mystery. >> made me laugh. >> that's a good sell. how i want to see the movie because i want to find him. >> exactly. he's in there for two seconds. very quick. tweet me if you see it at kevin mccarthey tv. advertise his -- it's his best film since sweeney todd. >> they are referring to it as scary popip -- poppins.

>> not for little ones. >> it's pretty scary at times. expect a lot of incoming tweets. >> i'm excited about it. >> i just saw that you bought two new suits, two crazy suits. i look forward to seeing them. >> he's getting married. >> wait until you see the "star wars" substitutes coming up -- suits coming up. coming up, don't you dare call him an airman, the navy eliminating many job titles because those job titles like airmen might offend some people. this started as a dance competition to fight breast cancer, six years later it has turned into a movement. the winners of the pink glove dance challenge coming up next. >> they are live. ♪ ♪

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there's a terrible story about two sisters who went on a dream vacation and found dead in their hotel people -- room. >> we've been following the story. it is a vacation nightmare. two sisters found dead while on a tropical vacation off the coast of africa. 37-year-old anna and 42-year-old robin corky from minnesota. they were found unresponsive in their luxury hotel room in seychelles. they had been drinking the night before and needed help getting back to their room. their bodies showed no signs of violence but medications found in the room have now been confiscated by police. we'll keep a watch on that story. a disbarred harvard lawyer could spend the rest of his life

in prison for a kidnapping that police once thought was a gone girl hoax. he pled guilty to kidnapping denise huskens. police accused the couple of mimicking gone girl. the family of the new york city bomber is pulled off a plane in the middle east headed to the u.s. ahmad rahami's mother, brother, and sister-in-law detained and questioned in the uae. they have been placed on the no fly list. rahami remains hospitalized and unable 0 to speak after being shot multiple times in a gun fight with new jersey police. he's accused in the bombings in new york and new jersey that left 29 people hurt. the navy eliminating job titles to become gender neutral. they will be addressed by rank

instead of their job titles. a chief yeoman will be called a chief and a fire patrolman will be a petty officer. it's to be more female friendly. >> fantastic. i'm so glad we're done with any major decision the military has to make. all we're doing is talking about diversity. >> things have changed. >> wondering why we have on pink gloves. they are back again. they are raising awareness for breast cancer. one pink glove at a time. ♪ ♪ >> how do they do that? this is the sixth year of med line's pink glove dance contest and you are about to meet this

year's winner. >> joining us right now from el paso, texas, to announce the winner is sue mckiniss. she's the chief operating officer for the company that makes the gloves. she's joined by jacobson katrone. great to have you back. we're excited to hear who the winner is, about the winner, but first remind folks what the competition is. >> med line introduced pink exam gloves back in 2009 to help caregivers and patients talk openly about breast cancer. from it there, we created a video with a hospital in portland, oregon with 200 people that went viral. everyone wanted to participate and dance. so we created a competition in 2011. we've had more than 250,000 dancers. they have raised $2,000 for each of their charities. over $1 million since the competition started, and we're

spreading awareness and cheer and joy to a disease that can be quite devastating. >> jacob, you are one of this year's competitors, right? >> yes, sir, we are. >> and what music did you select when you sent in your tape? >> you know what, the title of the song is very upbeat. i actually don't know the name of the song. i just know it's got moves on it. >> you know what it sounds like. >> it's better when i'm dancing, by meghan trainor. >> i like to announce the winner, so -- because i have all these anxious people that have been here for the wee hours of the darkness, so i want to announce that this year's pink glove dance competition winner from el paso, texas, is university medical center. snx cheers ].

>> we're going to see the dance? >> they got to wrap up the cheering first. >> umc! umc! umc! >> they are excited. >> you got a very energetic group. >> yes, they are, for early in the morning. really proud of that. >> what does that mean? what do they win? >> oh, we contributed $15,000 to the organization. they also have raised money for the charity of their choice. so jacob, why don't you talk about the charity. >> and the money will go directly to the surviving cancer charitible foundation. it provides resources directly and specifically for patients

fighting cancer. through this competition, we're able to further support our members and our community in the struggle against this disease. >> one out of every eight women will have breast cancer in her lifetime. we appreciate what you are doing. it affects men too. >> absolutely. >> sue, we've been waiting. we would love to see the winning contestants. you want to put them in dance mode? >> okay. i think we're going to dance for you. dance, guys. show them what you've got! rock it! rock it! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> that's what happens when you get a bunch of women and a few men in a group dancing. >> raising money for a great cause. >> congratulations to the university medical center of el paso and it's great to have jacob and sue with us live. >> thank you to med line. you know, these gloves used to be blue, remember that. now they are pink because of med line and that all happened in 2009. >> generation pink in fact. could fox news be banned from covering politics? yes, apparently, if democrats in d.c. get their way on the fcc. ed henry has details next. it started with one but now eight new york city council members are refusing to stand for the pledge of allegiance. they say they are patriotic, but what do their colleagues think? two join us live next.

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color uniforms. users firing off hilarious tweets. dumb and dumber costumes and one person said it made them crave orange sherbet and tang. >> it's bright. >> meanwhile. >> and we're talking about it this morning, so, hey. >> sadly, they lost. meanwhile, fox news could be banned from covering politics in the future if democrats on the federal election commission get their way. but we're not the only ones being targeted. >> fox news's chief national correspondent, mr. ed henry is liquefy down in washington, d.c. with more on this insane proposal. hey, ed. >> good morning, guys. campaign karl call your office right away. the fcc targeting fox and other media companies as you say who have a tiny bit of foreign ownership. saying they should not be

allowed to engage in any election earring communications. it was offered by democratic commissioner ellen wine database trop. this could prevent fox and other media outlets from offering endorsements or covering these races. given everything that we've learned everything we've learned this year, it blinks reality to suggest that there is no risk of foreign nations taking advantage of loopholes to intercede invisibly in american elections. this is a risk no member of the fec should tolerate. with the heat of the election, there are all kinds of media companies that have foreign ownership. the proposal would be targeting anyone with at least 5% foreign ownership. that would included "the new york times" which just endorsed hillary clinton. this seems like a whacky proposal. everything was going fine and

brian kilmeade came to washington, and all kinds of stuff is happening. so i don't know what's going on, guys. >> nothing is the same, ed. nothing is the same. >> so, ed, i believe it's a tie on the commission. you got three republicans and three democrats. so while it is a controversial and provocative suggestion, what are the odds of it actually happening? >> it probably seems like maybe a big fat zero. as you say. there's very little that gets done on the fcc. very little gets done in washington as we all know in part because it is meant to be deadlocked. three republicans, three democrats, very little gets done. a lot of talk about this. unlikely to happen. >> isn't there a little thing called freedom of speech? >> they are the rule makers. straight ahead on this friday, donald trump renewing his attacks against a former ms. universe. he says there's more to their story than mainstream media is

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i'm no less american right now than i was the day i was born. this country that i love very much, and i'm no less patriotic. >> wow, is that true? that is new york city councilman germane williams responding to the backlash after he and others decide to sit down during the pledge of allegiance at city hall. this week, seven council members joined him in that protest, marking the latest anti-police demonstration. here to weigh in are two who did not sit down during the pledge of allegiance because they are not supposed to. what led to this? >> well, you know, and that's the problem, is that we both reject the underlying premise that we have an implicitly

biased police department. here in new york city, we have the majority minority police force. the notion you would disrespect your constituency and the chamber itself it's not acceptable. >> i think a lot of the rhetoric that's come out of the bill de blasio administration has led to these types of protests. some of our colleagues who decide they don't want to stand for the pledge have been standing for a long time. >> it's about colin kaepernick. he says it's because of him. >> it's a political stunt, it's shameful. days after 9/11. it's a disgrace and insult to every man and woman who ever wore the uniform and served our country. >> senator ted scott said the

same things. we don't have a perfect rupg with the african-american community. but you stand for the pledge and the anthem. mayor de blasio says i very much respect what's motivating this protest. i take the view that the pledge and saluting the flag and the national anthem are about an affirmation of our democracy that is still evolving and needs to get better. >> it's discrediting the country itself. you are not pledging to the flag. you are pledge being to the republic itself and to sort of disenchant yourself with the notion of our country. the fun fact about the pledge, the guy who wrote the pledge was a socialist and had extreme views even in his day. he still supported it. it's so fundamentally flawed that this is the method that these guys and gals use to

protest. >> what are they october -- october -- objecting to the pledge? there's nothing in there that's controversial. >> he cites the relationship between law enforcement and the police brutality. >> why has he decided not to stand now? he's been serving with us for five or six years now and all of a sudden because all these professional athletes decide that they want to make a political stand by kneeling or sitting or not standing for the pledge of allegiance. he's decided. >> what are the symbolism about this? he's outraged. what's the big deal? >> i think there is no ramification for these members because unfortunately you have a speaker of the council who used to do this herself. she was someone who didn't even stand and recite the pledge at a 9/11 memorial a few years ago. it's absurd. people wonder why donald trump gains in popularity and sure you have this economic dis disenfranchisement but you have

these cultural dis disenfranchiseme disenfranchisements. >> he says it's not connected to the sole definition of patriotism. sitting down as a big keel deal. the fact i'm sitting here is because my ancestors and people before me had the right to boycott. >> do our constituents want us to make these political stunts? they want to focus on the things that are important in our districts and serving our communities and improving the quality of life in the city. that's what they want to focus on. nos these -- not these political stunts. >> thanks to a backup quarterback in san francisco, we're talking about this now. >> it's and a joke and a disgrace. coming up straight ahead in the final hour. for everyone out there who thinks washington can't keep anything done. keep it here. i spent the day with senator

scott. what he showed me might change your mind. and donald trump launching a new wave of attacks on the new ms. -- on the ms. universe. geraldo rivera is here and he is walking in our direction. he almost won "the apprentice."

i'm sure you know this, this is friday, september 30th, 2016. donald trump is back on the attack this morning against a former miss universe, but there is another side of this story, so will the mainstream media be covering it? what do you think? >> good question, ainsley. >> and donald trump also going after the clintons and their scandals. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandals. impeachment for flying.

remember that, impeach. >> is bill clinton's womanizing past fair game? we're going to report and you as always will decide. and it's the side of washington, d.c. no one ever sees. >> i want you to think about your future and dream big dreams. how many guys love your mama? i love my mama. i tell you what. >> senator scott gave me an all access pass to his life in washington, d.c. what i saw, i found eye opening. hopefully you will too. it is friday. please put something on. more than just a tank top. it's a little cold if you are in the northeast because your morning are better with friends. >> one guy who woke up early this morning and did get dressed, i doubt he's in a tank top. your son. >> he's busy. earlier i said he was in cereal city. actually right now it's in battle creek.

>> he lied? >> i got mixed up. he's in grand rapids. >> the gop nominee launching a twitter tirade against a former miss universe and their supporters. peter doocy is on the trail. >> he's on the trump trail. he's in grand rapids, michigan, who is not cereal city. >> i was excited. i thought we were going to cereal city for the record. there is a lot of kellogg's cereal everywhere you go. >> eat some after this report. >> about that report, very early this morning, donald trump accused hillary clinton of not doing her homework when they reintroduced the world to a former miss universe, alicia machada who has trump of not being so nice to her and whose

own personal history has been dredged up the last few days. trump tweeted predawn that, wow, crooked hillary was duped and used by my worst miss u. hillary floated her as an angel without checking her past, which is treshl! the other new way that donald trump is trying to keep the clintons out of the white house, by reminding voters what happened the last time they lived there. husband bill caught lying about an affair with a white house intern. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandals. impeachment for lying. remember impeach. they are tired of the lies. they are tired of the trivial politics. they are tried of being talked down to, looked down upon, and treated like second-class zens. the clintons are the sordid past

and we will be the very clean and bright future. >> hillary clinton now says she does not think she needs to talk about bill clinton's past indiscretions every time that trump does, but that doesn't mean she won't be asked about them. >> he can say whatever he wants to say as we well know. we have seen it in realtime over the last many months, and i'm going to keep running my campaign, talking about what i think the american people are interested in. >> donald trump has been trying very hard the last few days to get former bernie sanders's supporters on board with his campaign and so today he is coming to michigan, a state where sanders beat clinton in the primary back in march. back to you in new york. >> not in cereal city, but in grand rapids, peter thank you very much. >> that's a nice young man. >> he is a good young man. >> who is that, is that geraldo rivera? >> how are you? >> i'm well.

>> do you wake up in the morning and start tweeting like crazy? >> actually, he did. >> i did, when i called me at 7 minutes to 8:00 and said we wanted to talk about miss universe, i look at donald's twitter feed and thought oh, no, he's gone off again on miss universe. >> let's show one of tweets. he said this morning did crooked hillary help disgusting, check out sex tape and past, alicia m become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? if you missed the debate on monday night, hillary clinton brought up this former miss universe who apparently has been working with the campaign for a while, and talked about her past with the trump campaign and apparently she had gained some weight and it was apparently in violation of a contract, i've heard since then, and trump said things didn't work out well. she has become the object of a lot of the mainstream media attacks on trump now. >> well, a couple of things. one thing is clear is alicia is

not a, you know, a downtrodden refugee who washed up on our shores. >> she's got quite a past. >> she has a past. she was implicated in a 1997 murder case in venezuela and subsequently posed for playboy, et cetera, et cetera. having said that, why is donald trump talking about ms. universe? what in the world? >> mainstream media, that's all been they have been talking about for five days. >> to me, this is as lame as a direction for this campaign to take as bringing back bill clinton's infidelities. >> newt gingrich says anything could be put on the table when you are running for president, don't you think he has the right to defend himself if hillary is bringing it up. >> he absolutely does. obviously. when you recall the debate itself, when did donald trump really swagger and seem presidential? he's talking about trade, the economy, he's talking about righting the ship.

he's talking about isis and she slept when isis -- there are real substantive presidential issues. are we really going to talk about gennifer flowers and paula jones and alicia machado. it seems to me that these are evidences of lack of discipline, lack of focus, and kellyanne conway needs to slap him around because if you see the polls, he's clearly lost momentum in the last few days, and part of this is vulnerability he has to being provoked. they know how to stick him. he should stick to message. let her take the low road. >> when hillary clinton puts off this narrative, the mainstream media jumps on top of it. >> all week. >> all over, all the stations. we're talking about it right now too, so how is he supposed to respond to that? because he has to respond in some way. >> that's a great question. he has to respond in a way that

he thinks will be heard sympathetically by educated suburban women in america. he's losing that demographic to hillary clinton. he's got to tailor his message to that. [ multiple people speaking ] >> i'll write the script for him. she goes alicia. he says to her i don't want to attack this young lady, you know, she had a career that was whatever it was, but i'm focused on the united states of america, i'm focused on women who are struggling every day. i'm focusing on providing daycare for working women, i'm focused on opportunities for women. i hire women. my daughter runs my multibillion company. positive. go right past it. he never even heard it. do you really -- i remember because i was his principal defender and o'reilly never forgave me for it. i was bill clinton's principal

defender. by the end of the impeachment process, clinton was more popular than barack obama is today. by the end of it, it struck out so badly and what men don't lie about infidelity. people identified it at a kind of gutter level or street level. they put themselves in that shoes. you can't blame hillary clinton for standing by herman. go on. you are smarter than her. >> who is on the inner sanctum of donald trump, says she thud should not bait them in a swamp where they can revel in the mud. >> i've known donald trump for a long time. we were officially class flirts in high school. we grew up in the mad men era. >> he can say that was the 90s. that was decades ago. that was decades ago. i'm not in the beauty pagent

industry anymore. >> do you want hillary clinton to bring up the fact that donald cried broke when it came to ivana's prenup, paying up the $25 million? do you want that regurgitated? >> you make a good point. in the fact that they have been bringing up bill clinton's womanizing, for a lot of the millennials who don't know what impeachment is, haven't heard about it, didn't realize he was impeached for lying about sex, the thing is according to the talking points that the ap got hoeled of, essentially what they say is don't blame hillary for standing by bill, blame hillary for trying to destroy the women who made these claims about his infideliti infidelities. >> that is a fact-based argument. what are the facts? how do you prove it? do you really want to take three

minutes out of the debate to pursue a disputed point on what he may or may not have done with gennifer flowers who may or may not have had her own agenda. i remember her from 1992. it goes way back. >> a whole bunch of women. >> that's the point. [ multiple people speaking ] >> he wasn't president. he wasn't impeached. >> should we bring back "dynasty" and bring back "falcon crest." >> i remember being single men and saying look at this, we go through the ford catalog for next season. you don't want to go there. you want to talk about russia. you want to talk about how we gave up half of the ukraine. >> talking about this fbi investigation and what was exposed and the irresponsibility in which the state department handled private email and a time in which cyber security is on

everybody's mind. >> why not, cyber security comes up. what is potentially more outrageous a violation of cyber security than using a private email server that is probably less secure than g mail? why didn't he say what i just said? that to me is a real issue. bill clinton was hanging around. look at bill clinton, he's still fooling around with the energizer bunny, that's really the "inquirer." he's got their vote. >> the headline has been the ford model catalog came out and was it like the sears catalog? >> no, he got it ahead of time. >> where you could hire a model? >> you don't hire her. you ask her to dinner or lunch. >> this is my only thing i'll say. this is a different time now. that was back in the 90s. he had a pagent. he said beauty pagent girls, but listen you can still gain weight and be beautiful and it's a different -- there's a

different -- >> that's perfect. why didn't he say that? >> exactly. why don't you tell the speech writers? that's exactly what he says. there are beautiful women, big, little, tall, short, beautiful women. maybe 30 years ago i said things that were rough, or 20 years ago i say things that were rough. i would never say that. my daughter and wife has told me. let's move past it. >> former class flirt, geraldo rivera. >> happily married 13 years, straight as an arrow. >> coming up, straith ahead. if you think washington can't get anything done, keep it here. i had a chance to spend a day with another star senator, senator tim scott and what he showed us on what he gets done every day may change your mind about washington. and hollywood is he --

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continues in the horrific new jersey train crash that happened yesterday, right after our show ended. >> investigators retrieving one of the black boxes from the mangled train cars in hoboken station at this point. >> a 34-year-old mother was killed by some falling debris. she -- there's her picture. she was standing on the flat form -- platform. she had just dropped off her one-year-old child at daycare. a total stranger staying by her side when crews tried to save her life. >> i knew she was in pain and miss, i'm not going to leave you, i'm not -- if you are going to die, i'm not going to let you die by yourself. i'll be here with you. >> doug is in washington this morning. we know the train did not have the federally mandated safety system to automatically slow is down. so what action is congress taking in response? >> it didn't have to at this point because the way this had been structured by congress, but very quickly, this is positive

train control that we're talking about. it's a safety system that might have applied in this case. we just don't know because we don't have a cause. le in theory, the train was going in too fast as it approached that hoboken terminal. the positive train control system would have taken over and applied the brakes exclusive of whatever the engineer was doing. the ntsb making no secret of the fact yesterday that they are pushing for this system. >> will we be looking at positive train control? absolutely. ptc has been one of our priorities. we know that it can prevent accidents. whether it is involved in this accident, that is definitely one of the things that we will look at carefully. >> now, congress has been looking at this carefully as well trying to get rarleds to adopt this system. the railroads saying this is expensive. it takes time to get done. last year, congress extended the deadline. now, this was really kind of a bipartisan measure to do this,

but it means that some of these systems won't be implemented until 2018, maybe even later than that if they apply for an extension. this may cause congress to rethink that. we'll see. there's practical considerations having to do with the technology itself, the cost and the time it takes to get this done. but this is also something that they have been talking about now for decades. back to you guys. they have. maybe this will change things. coming up, democrats say voter fraud doesn't exist, how did 19 dead people just register to vote? we'll tell you. >> ouji board? >> it doesn't exist, though. >> i had a chance to spend the day with senator tim scott of south carolina in washington, d.c., for example. >> i want you to think about your future and dream big dreams. how many guys just love your mamas? i love my mama. i tell you what. >> i spent the day with his senator. what he showed me about his dad

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quick elections headlines now. some democrats say voter fraud does not exist. how did 2 dozen dead virginians register to vote? the fbi is investigating after 19 voter applications were submitted by a private group. get ready for another batch of bomb shells, the state department is releasing nearly 2,000 additional emails of hillary clinton's before the

election. voters will now have roughly 3,000 pages of material to read up on before november 8th. why could they read it when they could find out what ms. universe thinks of donald trump. tim scott is a rising star in the republican party. he's also one of just two african-americans in the u.s. senate. now, he's making it his mission to reduce poverty and ensure every family across america has access to the american dream. >> and brian just got back from d.c. where he spent the day with the senator. >> there you are. >> yeah. this is an average day for him. i caught up with him in the afternoon. he had four, five events planned in the middle of it. he had to come back for three emergency votes. you have to stay within 30 minutes of the capitol when they are about to vote. he had no time to wait for cameras. it was chaos but you really get a glimpse of how busy the lives of these men and women are. let's watch.

>> hey, i want you to think about your future and dream big dreams. how many guys love your mamas? i love my mama. i tell you what. >> it's a busy day in capitol hill. >> yes. >> why was it important to be at launch today? >> it's very important for us to have an opportunity to speak to kids. they are our future. >> hop in the suv? >> we got to go. let's do it. folks are frustrated. they have had a lot of negative experiences and they are looking for someone who will really listen. >> a lot of new faces. how many of you all are new? >> housing and law enforcement, both issues i've spoken on. in the course of one year, i've been stopped seven times by a law enforcement officer. >> i come from the vantage point of being impacted negatively and also having had some fairly positive interactions as well.

>> busy day, rain, not slowing him down. >> what they should also see is a guy who is successful in business? that might be the most important message. >> i've been poor, quagmired in poverty. done well in business. both have informed and educated me in how to talk to people. >> you got to stay close when you are in egs session. >> this was not a scheduled vote. >> no time to waste. where are we going? >> that tunnel. we're getting out and hustling around quickly. >> senator scott has literally run inside for a kick inside. i've got my temporary pass. iphone. the camera is not allowed any further. i'm going to see what's happening down on the floor. >> senator marco rubio. great to see you. >> are you taping this on my phone? >> they won't let my camera in. >> where are we? >> we're back in the capitol. we're having an opportunity to talk with other members of the

snot opportunity -- senate opportunity coalition. >> it's the word that becomes sin moss with our party. >> people have given up on government and institutions, they don't trust this country to solve big problems anymore. that's why the leadership of tim is so important and this new face of the republican party is so important. >> these are members who are not afraid to roll up their sleeves, to engage, to go to places, where perhaps they haven't gone before and listen to what's going on here. we have the solutions here to bring people out of poverty. >> this opportunity meeting and how you go. >> now we go to the office. >> we hop down the stairs, next thing i know i'm in a subway. >> bye, fox. >> this is how i really do it. today i have the good pleasure of having my best friend in congress, my prayer partner,

trey gowdy. >> it would be easy for a leader to say i don't have time for the interns today. >> for me, we do this every month or two in the office. it's very important to talk to the interns. >> i immediately felt a good connection when i walked into senator scott's office. >> we made it over to the hart building. a mentorship situation with the interns, but now you've got another phase of your job and that is a little more serious. much more serious. >> we're going to meet with parents whose son was murdered in israel while he was there, stabbed to death. >> boy. >> this is not just tim scott being a senator. this is historic. >> becoming the first african-american ever in the country's history to be elected both to the congress and senate first time. i just wished my grandmother was around to see this. >> that's really interesting. what happens? because they don't know when there's going to be a vote.

if you are out at an event and you got to vote, does everybody just wait for him to return? >> no. in fact, he got word, he's the only republican not to have voted and he's sitting there and these 25-year-olds who are trying to reclaim their lives and get it together, and he's met with them four or five times, he gets word but he doesn't want to leave that council and it looks like he's not spending quality time. it was a push-pull. you got to go senator. the other thing you got to know about him, he grew up in a single family, dropped out of school in ninth grade, got himself back in. a guy from chick fail -- chick-fil-a inspires him. he goes to local city council, u.s. congress, u.s. senate. in a few years, in election, i have no doubt we'll be talking about him running for president.

>> i'm so proud of him. he's from south carolina. they are good people. i like that he said y' all. >> he had a great job. >> you do a lot of globe trotting. thank you for doing that. meanwhile, coming up on this friday, a big development in the new york city terror attack. the family of the accused bomber, ahmad rahami was just yanked off a plane. we have breaking details where they are going. hollywood celebrities so afraid of trump becoming president they are building bunkers. jesse watters straight ahead. is that true, jesse? you owned your car

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apple logo, right? no, it's your shot of the morning. hollywood is being flooded with these pro trump posters. they are mixing apples iconic logo with donald trump's silhouette. >> they feature the famous slogan think different. the pro trump sign are the work of an anonymous street artist group known as the art wing conspiracy. >> some of these posters have already been found torn to shreds. probably by sean penn, i imagine. right near the sony motion picture studios when they realize that donald trump might end up winning california. >> think different, jesse watters joins us this morning. >> welcome to our world. >> if you were staying? i hotel right now, you will be looking at a usa today, in 34 years they have never endorsed a

candidate and they haven't endorsed hillary clinton per se but they are saying don't vote for donald trump. >> the only time you get usa today is when you check out of your hotel room, i forgot it existed. i don't think endorsements mean anything to anybody. i don't put much stock in it. i think it helps trump. this guy is running against the system. the wall street people don't like him, the media people don't like him. >> this year, the choice isn't between two capable major party nominees who happen to have significant ideological differences. this year, one of the candidates, republican nominee donald trump is by unanimous consensus of the editorial board unfit for the presidency. >> trump is unfit. got it. >> meanwhile, other newspapers have endorsed hillary clinton like the "arizona republic."

the way to unsubscribe to the newspaper, people are being put on hold for 45 minutes to an hour, so many people are trying to cancel the newspaper. >> i can't believe anybody is still reading newspapers. >> if you look at today's paper, jesse, and i know you don't look at papers, you made that clear. suddenly ohio, because trump has been leading ohio for the past two months, ohio doesn't really figure as a main state in the electoral map, really, fantastic. you have donald trump gave jenny mccarthey's charity money. the are trump foundation didn't have proper paperwork done. you think that hillary clinton goes from the debate stage to the con vent. >> i think this is a full-court press by the press to stop

donald trump at any cost. they are going to throw any of these editorialize up against the wall. out in hollywood, the liberals are scared of something called the trump pocalypse. they think the world is over, so they are spending millions of dollars to build these bunkers so their family could be protected. i think we have some video. >> indoor swimming pools. sports activities, and stuff like that in their fancy mansions. >> people who have all kinds of money. look at this. >> they mocked glenn beck for wanting to build a bunker. now they are building bunkers? right now, obama gave the iranians all this money for nukes. you have open borders and all of a sudden trump is a big threat. i don't get it. i think it's an excuse for these men to act like boys and build a bunker. if i could afford to build a bunker, i would build a bunker. you guys with me in the bunker.

ainsley would be in the bunker. eating all my canned goods. >> would we have treadmills in our bunker. >> if it's in the end of the world, i'm not exercising. >> you got to runaway from the zombies, come on! >> what do you plan for the jesse watters show over the week. >> one of things we wanted to do is see if people were paying attention to the obama scandals and how they factored in to people when they vote. i went to the beach and saw what people thought. here we go. >> let's roll that tape. >> we have a clip. >> they had no idea we were going to do a little promo. >> imagine me at the beach with my collar up. >> you know what, we have a phone clip. >> the irs was targeting a person. do you know who that was? >> the democrat party. >> my boyfriend.

[ laughter ] >> middle eastern people. >> no, the tea party. >> you think that's what they should e the majority of money. they are throwing tea parties, they got to have a logical -- lot of money. >> all the china and streamers. >> and people haven't factored in the scandals to their vote, but we had fun. >> you went to the inner city of philadelphia. >> yeah, we went to see what the real story on crime and poverty was. it's very, very heroin-based and it's a sad situation. we saw a city that's been run by democrats for decades and things aren't getting much better. >> we'll be watching this weekend. jesse water's world. >> there's rules to the game. >> you get along with abby so well, you want to toss to her. >> abby, what do we have coming up? >> can i come to your bunker too? >> sure. >> threes company all over again. >> we have serious headlines to

get to. the family of the new york city bomber pulled off a plane in the middle east headed to the u.s. ahmad rahami's mother, brother, and sister-in-law detained in the uae. they have been placed on the no fly list. rahami remains hospitalized and unable to speak after being shot multiple times in a gun fight with new jersey police. he's accused in bombings in new york and nujs that -- new jersey that left 29 people hurt. >> two people dead on a tropical vacation in a luxury hotel room in i seychelles. they had been drinking the night before and needed help getting back to their room. investigators say their bodies showed no signs of violence but medications found in the room have been confiscated by police. and you can be anything you

want, apparently, at the university of michigan. for example, this guy chose to be called "his imaginest city. the school says this is a way to build inclusiveness on campus. grant seized the opportunity and he changed his pronoun in an attempt to make his point. this policy has no basis in reality. >> your majesty. that's a story. brand-new battleground polls just out. so did the gap just widen between trump and clinton or is trump closing the gap? ed henry will break it all down for us. she learned from the best. dr. oz's daughter is here to share a family secret and she brought her mother. stick around for cooking with friends. [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ♪ on the road again

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see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. don't wait. call now. 39 days to go and big news on the battleground state polling. hillary clinton losing her lead in five key states according to one poll most of which voted for president obama in 2012. >> ed henry is here to break it all down for us. good morning, ed. >> good morning, guys. what's interesting is if you look at the real clear politics average of these polls in the battleground, you see donald trump still surging in a lot of these states where hillary clinton had a strong lead, all of a sudden trump is in the lead. some cases, fairly big lead. most cases it's within the margin of error, still very close. obviously the major point to make is after that first debate

back on monday, there is going to be a shift in these polls. we're just going to have to figure out which way it goes over the next few days. where we are right now, look at this map, and go through the battleground. trump is in the lead in a lot of these states, nevada, real clear politics, trump 48% by 49%. the fact that she's under 40% is unremarkable. ohio, always a bellwether, trump 42.7, and clinton, 40.7. if clinton were to win without ohio, it would be the first one.

north carolina, a state that president obama carried in '08, romney got in 2012. all those battleground we just went through, those are states that barack obama carried and now all of a sudden donald trump is in the lead. we're going to take a close look over the next couple of days. what happens with the post debate polls? is there a bounce for hillary clinton? that's going to tell us a lot about this race, guys. >> very good. i think fox news has a poll that comes out tonight, don't we? >> that's right. >> 6:00 p.m., watch it on "special report." you know her from "the chew" but daphne os didn't get those healthy cooking skills from her dad. she got them her mom. we're cooking with friends next. are you a good cook? >> i'm okay. >> do you use spices? >> oatmeal? >> do you use a grill? >> you grill owe meal -- oatm l oatmeal. >> happy friday.

it is on, trump and clinton have reached a new level. we will show you what we mean. post debate polling starting to roll in. we have new information on the man operating that train in new jersey and an american mother suing saudi arabia. she lost her son on 9/11. she will make her case live. we'll see you in 11 minutes at the top of the hour.

you know her on "the chew." she didn't get her cooking skills from her famous dad, dr. oz. she got them from her mom. she's the author daf fee os and her mom lisa is here.

>> she started as an intern. >> she was. i remember the first day. somebody brought in some doughnuts and i said really you can have a doughnut. it's not going to kill you. she says well my dad seses actually it might. >> i never recommended you for your third doughnut in the morning. don't even. >> luckily for you, i brought you all dishes you can end duling in today and love your taste buds and your waistline. >> come in and work for an intern for many hours, you glow up, you have cookbooks. how many of these recipes are from your mother who has a cookbook? >> a lot of learned i learned from my mom. i now try to teach my only two little kids. i want to show you some my favorite busy parent weekday recipes that you can have. >> what i love about your cookbook, a lot of moms used to do this, we're making our own food at home for our babies with organic foods and i love your waffles, you say make them at

home, pop them in the freezer. >> absolutely. one of my philosophies is i want you to look good in the kitchen, the way that's going to happen is if the recipes are easy, your kids, your family, everyone you are fooding them to is love going to love you and not fight you on it. >> it must be daunting to be dr. oz's wife, so much of his show is about nutrition and health stuff like that, the pressure is on you it's not going only taste good but it's not going to hurt you. >> it's more intimidating before daphne's mother. >> i'm only because a foot tall ir. >> how many children do you have? >> we have four. >> we like to cook food that's delicious. these waffles have protein in them so they will keep you sa satiated all day long. >> i'm going to tell you if you

taste anything special in them. >> everyone loves a waffle. you make a bunch of these over the weekend when you have a more time. take them out of the freezer, throw them into the toaster, you have a great breakfast to go. most waffles out of the freezer are not doing anything good for your body. i want you to enjoy eating them and keep them full and they have protein powder. the flax seeds, there's lots of good healthy fat. >> you don't notice it at all. >> that's what my husband says which is the whole point. they have everyone clammering more for more. >> what is that? >> this is one of my husband's favorites. this is a turkey sausage and egg frittatta. you are getting that mouth feel,

a little bit of indulgence. i have my-onny thyme granola here. >> tell me what the secret ingredient is. >> this is the granola that you make. >> this is 11 different kind of nuts. i put fresh thyme in in there. my mom and i have been making the batter for the waffles in here. >> stand back. let's go ahead. >> mom is telling me you are not doing it right. dump it in there before it's ready. >> we have two egg whites with sugar. this makes them light and fluffy. >> how are they going to turn out? find out on the other side of the quick time-out.

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. daphne's new book is call the happy cook and you get it for free, right? >> sure. >> thank you very much for joining us. give our best to the doctor. >> thank you. >> find out how it comes out after the show show. >> guess what! it's friday! bill: donald trump slamming the children tons over bill clintons infidelities and taking a shot the beauty queen who has become an issue in the campaign. melissa: the republican nominee digging into hillary clinton's personal history while at the the same time calling her unfit for the white house. >> everything you need to know about hillary clinton sometimes referred to as crooked hillary can be understood with