he says now that they can shoot down u.s. bombers. >> bill: the flyby over the weekend, something to watch there. every day it goes to a new level. by the way, congratulations on your $100 million film debut over the weekend. >> shannon: "the king's men." >> bill: you are getting an oscar? >> shannon: at least denomination. >> bill: see you tomorrow. goodbye. >> jon: stars on the walk of fame. fox news alert, president trump not backing down in his words with the nfl protest. the growing controversy. good monday to you. i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers. president trump saying again not backing down really that his objection to nfl players kneeling during the national anthem was "nothing to do with race" tweeting that it is about respect for our country. and just hours before on another hot-button issue, the white house announced a new policy banning most visitors

from several countries including ones in the original ban with north korea and venezuela now added to the list. a chief white house correspondent john roberts joining all of us. >> good morning to you. and the president all morning brushing off the push back on the nfl over the weekend. insisting that players who take a knee during the national anthem should be disciplined by the league. tweeting out that the new hashtag stand for anthem. a big show of defiance yesterday, a lot of players took a knee during that anthem. the seattle seahawks, pittsburgh steelers stayed in the locker room during the end them. but one pittsburgh player you see there, alejandro villanueva came out of the tunnel. he by the way, he did three tours of duty. an army ranger in afghanistan. this whole thing started on friday night when the president said that any player who kneels for the national anthem is a sob

who should be fired. >> well, i think that he should do something about it. i think that's very disrespectful to the flag and the country. i certainly think that the owner should do something about it. there was great solidarity. i watched a little bit. i was not watching the game today. believe me, and doing other things. but i watched a little bit. i will say that there was tremendous solidarity for our flag and for our country. >> an interview with "sports illustrated" magazine, the nfl commissioner says that to the way that we reacted today and this weekend made me proud. i'm proud of this league. and talk about the protest on and off the field, they reflected their frustration, and the dismantling of disappointment of the players from the red rock we trump. roger curtailed had some support from other players, tom brady who stood for the anthem yesterday with his hand over his

heart, locking arms with another player. he said this this morning on boston radio station. >> i certainly disagree with what he said and thought it was just divisive. >> the nfl communications adviser who happen to be president clinton's press secretary back in the 1990 he said in a conference call "everyone should know including the president that this is what real locker room talk is." in the feud with the nfl, the president as you mention reconfigured the travel ban, eighth countries are now covered by it. some of them off the list, some on the list. including libya, syria, yemen, somalia, from the original list. but also adds chat, north korea, and some people from venezuela. but the difference with the new list is that there is no expiration date. all these countries have individually tailored restrictions. the president tweeting that the necessity for keeping the travel ban in place and making changes

saying "making america safe is my number one priority. we will not admit those into our country that we cannot safely event." by the aclu challenging the saying that the administration's order is still a muslim ban. the original scene cannot be cured by throwing other countries onto the enemies list. to the supreme court oral arguments for the original travel ban happen on october the tenth, heather, so it is likely that this will be in the news fr some time to come. >> heather: very busy week on tap. john roberts, thank you. >> jon: more on the fallout from the president's comments of the nfl and the national anthem controversy. it let's bring in bret baier, the anchor of "special report." it is interesting to me, the controversy over cullen cabernet taking a need, that's where it all started. pretty well died down, then the president found a way to judge it up on friday. i guess the question is why? >> that is a good question.

i think that there were six kneeling protest before friday. then the speech friday and the tweets that followed, 200 plus as you just heard from john roberts over the weekend. in the nfl. that has supercharged a very emotional issue, and people are on both sides of this issue. the people who are kneeling say that it is their rights because of free speech to do that. there are many people who are in the middle of the country saying, why are they doing that? and they do not see the connection with these football players on this issue. i think that the president clearly has stirred this up, and it is an emotional discussion. what we are not discussing is that he may likely loose in senate primary in alabama, looks like it is an uphill battle for luther strange there. we will see. we're not talking talking about the fact that the health care repeal and replace bill is probably on life support in the

senate. and we are not talking about the troubles that north korea is just in the past hour putting out there. so it is an interesting dichotomy to be talking about all this that has been stirred up in the past three days. >> jon: even some of the most ardent supporters have said that they disagree with him on this one. rex ryan one former nfl coach who is a big tromp pan says that he does not like what the president had to say. >> clearly, i think the sob part of the speech was the part that went over the line for some folks. and i think that his supporters are -- there was the moment that they kind of broke off. they said that that was not the right kind of terminology to be using. the issue itself about whether teams should allow the kneeling or the back and forth is one issue, but how the president characterized it in that speech

in alabama i think it's another. >> in "the new york times" quotes christopher reddy as saying, i don't think his intention is to be divisive. he wants to be viewed as strong, but also somebody who speaks the truth as he sees it. and not afraid what the establishment says about it. he enjoys a fight and a challenge, so that may play into some of this. enjoying a fight and a challenge is one thing, but there ought to be a goal at the end of it. a lot of people are mystified as to what the president's goal is here. >> he knows when he says something what is going to get attention and what isn't. he knows by adding "rocket man" to the sentence in the u.n. speech that that sound bite is going to get attention. he knows by using sob that that moment is going to get a news cycle. he is the ultimate marketer. sometimes the motivation behind it, why he is doing it is in

question. and i think that it has created this divisive moment where it is definitely a conversation around kitchen tables around america, and to that water coolers and coffee shops, but does it come to a resolution? we will see. >> jon: it doesn't distract from the g.o.p. efforts to try to repeal and replace obamacare, as you said earlier. senators cassidy and graham who have introduced the legislation are releasing a revised version of their bill that sends more health care dollars to the states have a couple of key holdouts republicans. ahead of the move to vote on the legislation this week before the production -- protections against the democratic filibuster are set to expire. does the idea of sending more money to alaska and maine to perhaps sweeten the pot for pot for lisa murkowski and susan collins, does that -- how is

that going to fly? >> i cannot imagine that rand paul is going to be persuaded to vote "yes" if there is more money going out the door. the problem was the taxes of obamacare are still in place. i doubt that susan collins is going to move off of her "no." lisa murkowski, possibly. then you have john mccain who has said that he is a "no" already. if you do the math, probably one short. and that is what we saw last time. if there is a loss here, it is going to be a big loss as far as looking forward to tax reform and trying to get that across the finish line. so for the g.o.p. has been dysfunctional in getting big pieces of legislation through. >> jon: when democrats were trying to pass obamacare republicans were hugely critical of what they called the corn husker kickback in

louisiana purchase offering more money to those states who were represented by influential democratic senators. >> this is how washington has always worked. it is much more present because of not only our coverage 24/7, but social media and the like. these bills are out there. you can see them. but this is how the horse trading has always happened up on capitol hill. >> jon: all all right, bret ba, we will get -- let you get back to watching some of the horsetrading. >> heather: as you are speaking, according to the associated press, rand paul says that he is still a "no" even with the revisions to the health care bill. anthony weiner in the meantime in federal court today when he was sentenced almost two years in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl. also hurricane maria still moving north in the atlantic.

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other injured parishioners who are the real heroes. but ultimately it was engel who confronted the suspect during the shooting spree. police say that the gunman pistol whipped the usher, but during the scuffle the suspects gun went off injuring the suspect, and that is what effectively ended the shooting spree. he issued a statement saying "i ask everyone to pray for the victims family members, our church community, please pray for healing. also please pray for their shooter, the shooter's family and friends, they are hurting as well." emmanuel sampson has been released from the hospital, he faces one murder charge in connection with the death of 39-year-old melanie smith. known to parishioners as melanie crow, fatally shot in the church parking lot before the gunman went in the sanctuary opening fire and injuring six others. others. authorities say more charges are pending. >> heather: from what i understand, the usher had a gun that was registered, went out to the car, got the gun and then

came back inside. it did police have a motive at all? >> police say they are investigating several leads paid to the fbi has launched a civil rights investigation into the shooting spree. if church members say that the suspect was no stranger to head them. he had attended services at chapel church of christ a few years ago, but not there recently. a man who lives across the street says that the congregation is racially diverse and welcomes everyone. >> why do you do something like that to good, innocent people? they were praying to their lord. you don't bother anybody bring in in the lord's house. >> investigators say that sampson has admitted to shooting in the church. a total of four weapons, two inside the church sanctuary and two inside the suspects sub in the church parking lot. >> heather: won the usher pistol whipped him coming he shot himself in the leg.

life for us, thank you. >> jon: >> jon: nfl teams takina stand against president trump, players across the country arm and arm and in their needs during the player though it meant playing of the national anthem on sunday. if the media panel weighs in on the controversy. plus a humanitarian crisis growing in puerto rico puerto rico as officials keep a close eye on a damaged dam, is it at risk of collapse. also an outpouring of aid and support is arriving. more on that ahead. >> my cousin and i, we are able to hear from all of our family over there. we are concerned for them and everybody on the ireland. given the loss and devastation. we need to pay attention and to support puerto rico and the caribbean with donations.

>> heather: fox news alert for you on the crisis in puerto rico with the scale of devastation becoming more apparent days after the category 4 hurricane's mission to the gallon. several hospitals are completely flooded. depending on diesel generators to keep patients alive. while millions are without water, power, phone service, all of this after a storm that said puerto rico backed decades. live from san juan with more on the recovery efforts there. >> i was just talking with some of the folks who live here in old san juan. growing frustration that they are not getting the help that they need. basic necessities like food, water, and fuel, they are still severely lacking. power is still out for most of the island. that is causing some real issues for folks. you need gasoline to be able to run generators. there are not a lot of generators on the island. but those that have them, they were able to cook, and be able

to cook and clean around their homes as they try to get this recovery efforts underway. there are long lines for just about everything. you can see that these lines, folks have been waiting as long as nine hours just to fill up on ten dollars worth of gas. these lines will stretch for as long as a mile or more, just to fill up on that little bit of gas. across the territory, there is a severe lack of the water, the food, and just the help to be able to clear roads and debris from people's homes that were destroyed. that's what folks are looking for. i spoke with the governor this morning and he said, help is on the way. it is being delayed because of the gasoline shortages. they cannot get trucks out to clear the road. lots of places on the island they cannot get out to to see how bad the damages. earlier on "fox & friends" he laid out what puerto rico is facing going forward.

>> the magnitude of the devastation is unprecedented. everywhere on the island there is devastation. the infrastructure has been severely damaged. it is unprecedented, unfolding of events with telecoms and water and so forth. >> also staying long lines at banks and atms, folks are looking for cash, because a lot of atms are clear out of cash. several banks have reopened this morning, long lines at those as well. folks here saying to get some of those banks as far as 10 miles. so when you are spending all day or waiting in a line for water, food, cash, gasoline, it is a tough spot for folks to begin. another thing with officials still monitoring is the dam in western puerto rico. they still say it is on the verge of collapsing part of this morning the governor met with several engineers. he said they will be getting a status on the dam where they

have evacuated several thousand people who are at risk downstream. this afternoon they are going to give an update on that in the press conference around 2:30. >> heather: live from san juan, thank you. and of course, we are tracking maria's path with a tropical storm warning issued for most of the north carolina coast as the storm continues to weaken. mandatory evacuation order is already in place. parts of that region, maria will move slowly to the north through early wednesday when it should be a tropical storm and turn eastward out to sea and away from the u.s., but other parts of the east coast should be on guard for large swells, heavy surf and rip currents. >> i think that the owner should do something about it. it is very disrespectful to our flag into our country prior to if certainly think that the owner should do something about it. there was great to solidarity. i watched a little bit.

believe me, i am doing other things, but i watched a little bit. i will say that there is tremendous solidarity for our flag and for our country. >> jon: president trump standing on the tarmac and standing his ground saying that the nfl should change its policy. the controversy mushroom has a major story as nfl players united on sunday. after the president said that players who protest during the national anthem should be fired. on twitter this morning mr. trump said that the issue is not about race but about "respect for our country." this comes on the day after nearly 200 nfl players stayed on their knees during the player -- playing of the national anthem. some teams emerged -- and did not emerge from the locker room. joining us now, joe concho, also judy miller. reporter, author, fox news contributor. joe, you say that this is a tale of two bubbles spread to the

media bubble and then the other bubble. >> i have been known to frequent sports bars on sundays. i have a fancy football addiction. i was out and about speaking to other folks around new jersey talking about this controversy. it was all people who we are talking about. i can tell you the decided majority agree with the president on this one. they do not disagree with the right to protest. who disagrees with that? they disagree with the venue it is being done in in terms of during the national anthem, they say it as disrespectful to the flag and disrespectful to veterans. look, this is not just a sentiment that i am gathering now. ratings are income you know that i like ratings on this breaking segment. and last night's game between the redskins and the raiders, that was the nbc sunday night game, the top-rated show every week, down 10% from the same week last year. down 10% from the week before. this is having a palpable effect on the senate on the ground is not matching what we are seeing from the pounding class in the

media bubbles. where all day yesterday it was widespread condemnation. it feels a lot like the 2016 election. >> jon: let me play for you a little bit of what karl rove had to say, judy, i want your reaction. here is the political pond into class if you will commenting on the presidents -- >> he could've come away a winter, but he is losing in the minds of the american people for the reasons that you pointed out. he was against the federal government and the government interfering in telling the washington redskins what their name on to be. now he is saying, fire those people if they do not stand and respect the player could. he is an aspirational figure, he should not be a condemning figure. >> jon: what do you think? >> i agree with karl rove. i say the latest twitter storm as a result of a very calculated

decision by the president, changing the political subject. he doesn't want to talk about the impending failure to repeal obamacare or his childish and very dangerous aura of words with the north korean dictator, and in calling players a name that many of us feel uncomfortable using on the air, he is dividing the country yet again. hanging on diverting from his disappointments. but i must say if i was not unlike you at a sports bar, but i do have a copy -- not for me, i do have a copy of the constitution on my desk, and i am telling you that what was going on here was an amazing display of players coming together and making a peaceful protest in favor of issues that they feel strongly about. let me point out something else. yes, i know it was disrespectful of the flag, i have a flag signed by all the members of the iraqi

for the anthem. >> you will never believe what t the top-selling jerseys are in the nfl. it is a gentleman that you are by serving it. and joe lockhart, you played this tweet at the top of the segment. he is a spokesperson for the nfl, used to be a spokesperson for bill clinton, said to the this is what locker room talk sounds like i'm a smirk comes narc instead of responding professionally. in the nfl needs to be consistent, last year the dallas cowboys wanted to wear a logo of the dallas police department after several police officers woke killed protecting protesters in dallas coming into the nfl said, "no." we do not agree with that speech. and when they wanted to -- at

the nfl said no, you have to do it during the designated month october. so the nfl wants to talk about free speech, better get consistent. >> jon: we will leave it there. great discussion. joe concha, judy miller. >> heather: judy mentioned this, the war of words escalating between president trump and kim jong un skies in a show of force in the pacific. plus free speech week seems like a perfect lip for the liberal university in the country, but this is not what is supposed to future stars of the conservative movement. what the founders vowing to do now. >> people like milo come out and they destroyed the concept of correctness which is what we are supposed to do in the country if we are to restore free speech and intellectual diversity and whoooo.

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is firing back. it deserves -- reserves the right to shoot down u.s. bombers after what they are calling president trump, declaration of war. and with us now to discuss it is andrew peek, a former u.s. army intelligence officer and a fellow at the center for national security at the >> thank you, heather. >> heather: i want you to respond to the latest information that is in. made by north korea's foreign minister. let's pause and take a listen to it. >> in light of the declaration the operations table of the ppr. >> heather: what he is saying and that they believe that what is your reaction? >> i think that they feel

incredibly isolated. i think that the president's rhetoric has backed them into a corner diplomatically with china, the main backer. i think genuinely, they believe that a u.s. strike on the and in previous legislations i don't think that they thought that was a possibility. that is good for us and the president. i thought it was interesting that they referenced bombers, me that they think somebody is coming after their nuclear facility, because they could easily say that we are going to target the u.s. and its allies in the past before, or it could say that they could -- just off the shore in the sea of japan. action over the weekend from what i understand the u.s. flew some bombers along with fighter escorts, and it was the furthest point north of the korean militarized owned by any such what is the significance of tha

that? >> well, i think in addition to the rhetoric you are hearing out of the white house and the tough talk from nikki haley and general mcmaster, the national security adviser, they are rebuilding the deterrence. is the other fellow steps more carefully if they think you are more likely to act. that is going on these high altitude bombing practices, :3ok making the north think that the military options are on the table. >> heather: they were not accompanied by south korea or japanese planes either. let's look at the pole, people asked, do you support or oppose -- if the u.s. does not diplomatic efforts? 58% of people said that they are in favor. do you think that they really understand what that means, and what does it mean?

people do not want business as usual with north korea. or that we have done an effective job of raising it to the point where we do not want another kick the can down the road nuclear deal that will say, okay, here's a bunch of financial and economic rewards actual concession. it means above all that americans do not want war, but they trust the president to handle the issue. >> heather: joining us with free speech week at uc berkeley, an event at the liberal university was supposed to future shining stars from the conservative movement, but it seems to be over before it ever began. life for us in berkeley. claudia. the hype free speech fizzled into a photo op for bright ring

provocateur milo yiannopoulos, and another protest for uc berkeley. called in from a different law enforcement agencies even though the four date event promising a who's who of speakers was a bust. the student group sponsoring free speech week canceled and on cider day citing safety camp returns. milo came anyway holding court hour before a small group of supporters. many people wanted to see him, but the single metal detector and intense individual screening meant that a few dozen people made it inside. sound system, no speech. milo signed photographs, took selfies, and made his point. >> it is very important that we show up on camera. we made ourselves present, despite the -- to subvert and we will be back next april,

treating the conservative students with the same respect. >> heather: he was whisked away after told that antifa was writers came here to speak back in february, but there was no sign of antifa, no violence, and only a few arrests. the price tag for the security, $800,000, but university officials say that they have been chaotic, and they have to have happened. as for milo, he is on a plane back to miami and at the plaza stayed up, in case he decided to geçovb >> jon: fly from berkeley, thank you. >> heather: coming up, some new revelations about the president's son and jared kushner, concern of private email at the white house. so, how is this different from what hillary clinton did as

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his lawyer saying, yes, he used a private email account dozens of times, clarifying that those emails were forwarded into the white house system. joining us now is a former communications director for marco rubio, and partner at the communications director for governor tim kane, democratic strategist and founder of 270 strategies. thank you for joining us today. >> good morning. >> heather: i will start with you, alex. is this the same thing as what hillary clinton data? is it different? >> there is no comparison between what jared kushner is doing and what hillary contended. she set up a private server said that she did not have to use government email addresses. and then she sent tens of thousands of emails on her private server, then when it was discovered, she deleted tens of thousands of those emails so that government officials could never see that information. that is totally different and what jared kushner has done, he

has a personal email address fewer than 100 emails -- the business has gone to over the last eight months. he has a white house email address. that is what he uses for the business. that is a total different situation. >> heather: the statement from jared kushner's attorneys has fewer than 100 emails have been between january-august. they were either sent or received from colleagues in the white house from his personal email account. obviously this was at the beginning of the transition. max, at least part of it was. it does that make a difference to you? >> it is not quite accurate to say it is completely different. it is not entirely different. he does have its private email and he has been using it over the course of the first nine months that he has been working an official capacity in the administration. we should start by saying how incredibly ironic it is that he is now coming under fire for the same kind of blistering critique that was levied against hillary clinton during the entirety of the 2016 campaign.

what is most troubling is that the fact that there has not been much more than, hey, this is for convenience, not that big of a deal response compared to suggesting that the trump administration is more than comfortable having a different set of goals for himself and his family members and what you think is appropriate for others. >> heather: at the same time, alex, while it may be ironic while the optics may not be good for a larger narrative, it is not against the law. as you said, it specifically is different because it is not a prime private email server we are talking about. >> that's right, worked in the white house during the bush administration. i am familiar with the records requirements. you are supposed to do all business over the white house servers. but look, the law is a little bit outdated. people do not just use email, they use text messaging and instant messaging. they are all sorts of encrypted apps that are set up that they use in the trunk white house, so we need to look at the law and

make sure that it fits for how people communicate, and yes, jared kushner showed error on the side of fulfilling the law completely. you should shut down his personal email address now that it is an issue. but again, it does not appear that he did anything wrong. >> heather: you get the last word. >> does not just jared kushner, also hearing reports that steve bannon and reince priebus use their personal email, so how far does this go and how much trouble could there be and anything else that we have not seen? >> heather: more than sure that the mainstream media will dig into it. thank you both for joining us. we appreciated. have a great day. >> jon: breaking news from a manhattan federal courthouse, the anthony weiner sexting scandal that made headlines across the country forcing his regulation from congress and even playing a role in the presidential election. while now he is headed to prison. we are live from the courthouse next.

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>> coming up on "outnumbered," president trump versus the nfl, hundreds of players refusing to stand during the national anthem yesterday. after the president said they should be fired for protesting. is he right? are they right, for those players disrespecting the nation? >> top korean official says that president trump has declared war on the country. as a u.s. military makes a show of force, could the tough talk backfire? >> all data plus #oneluckyguy, you can't see him, but he he is right here. >> jon: a fox news alert on the anthony weiner sexting scandal that jolted hillary clinton's right before the november election. now the disgraced former

congressman has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl. i live the new york district court in manhattan. >> former congressman anthony weiner burst into tears when he heard the sentence, 21 months. that was the minimum that the prosecution had recommended to the judge under a plea deal in which anthony weiner agreed that he would not appeal. he and his lawyers had asked the judge to for probation saying that he is receiving treatment for what they described as his "sex addiction." his brother was in the courtroom, but missing was his estranged wife. anthony weiner was wearing his wedding ring. moments before sentencing he read a prepared statement to the court that said in part "the crime i committed was my rock-bottom" i victimized a

young person. he went on to say "i'm not asking the court to trust me but to give me a chance to live my small and happy life." a former friend and colleague of anthony weiner who was watching the proceedings had later that he believes that anthony weiner can be rehabilitated. >> i think that he is as good a candidate for rehabilitation as anyone that i have seen. there is never any guarantees, but i know that anthony is committed to working hard in his recovery. >> one anthony weiner exited the courthouse, he said nothing to reporters getting into an suv and driving off. he has to appear no later than november 6th at 2:00 p.m. to begin serving his sentence. his lawyers, jon, by the way have requested that the sentence be served in a minimum security facility. >> jon: all right, we will watch that story and see what

happens. david lee miller, thank you. >> heather: knew in the next hour of "happening now," the white house releasing some travel restrictions just as the president's travel ban was expiring. the legal panel will weigh in on that. plus the controversy, the growing one surrounding the president, the nfl and the national anthem. the role that the media is playing. we will go in depth.

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>> heather: thousands of people are evacuating their homes in bali, some fears of a volcanic eruption. early 50,000 people they have fled the indonesian island predicted that earlier after -- showing some signs of some lava arising in recent day. >> jon: and eruption would halt all flights, tourists will cut vacations short to avoid getting stranded on the island. the last time this volcano erupted was 1963.

1100 people were killed. >> heather: taking some precautions to avoid that this time. >> jon: add that to the hurricanes, the mexico city earthquake, everything else. >> heather: we will be right back in an hour. >> jon: "outnumbered" begins right now. >> sandra: fox news alert, sports and politics colliding in a major way over the weekend after president trump's land slammed nfl players who do not stand during our national anthem. those comments inspiring more than 200 players to sit, kneel, or raise their fists on sunday. other players and some team owners locking arms in protest. this is "outnumbered," i am sandra smith. here today is harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. and #oneluckyguy, former utah congressman jason chaffetz is here. he is "outnumbered," i cannot wait to t