patriotic and there's so few of them. so check this book out, poloma, anywhere books are sold. let's make it a number one. >> thank you. it already is, pete. >> it already is. you should get it and get some for your neighbors, maybe people who aren't thinking actively about citizenship. >> or your school library. ♪ i'm on top of the world, hey. ♪ i'm on top of the world, hey. >> rachel, thank you very much. ♪ waiting on this for a while >> thank you, pete. coming up, it's national now. tailgating day. ♪ we've got bargains for your football party like a magnetic look who's here? bottle opener, for more than 60% >> welcome back, ed henry. off. they have jerseys. >> yesterday ra you yesterday ia it's morning deals, tailgate edition, coming up next. security guard and the first thing he said, you're alive. ♪ >> you're looking amazing. i stood outside, assessing the situation. you're the only person i know who could go into major surgery and come out looking better than you did before. i knew it could rough in there, but how rough? >> he shaved for us. thank you. >> i shaved for you. there was no way to know for sure. there's a picture on the wall of us together at pete's wedding hey guys.... and i had a beard. daddy, it's pink!

people online overwhelmingly but hey. a new house it's a blank canvas. said you look way older. there we are on the far right. and we got a great one thanks to a really low mortgage rate i want to claire you phi. from navy federal credit union. yesterday on fox -- clarify. pink yesterday on "fox & friends," i so she's a princess. you got a problem with that? teased scott hand a hannity -- n oorah oorah navy federal credit union. hannity. he came up to me and he punched our members, are the mission. me. i had a scar here. i was worried about somebody hitting me. he punched me right below the scar and i was fine. i don't remember if you remember this. you might have been tipsy. at the end of the night you were like i love you, man, an you punched me right here. >> that's a universal sign of bookers can book literally hundreds of daily deals... affection. >> you punched me above the [so, any plans for this weekend?] scar. if you want to get into a fight you bet bookers have plans this weekend. with hannity or hegseth, they've with daily deals of 30 to 50% off, you can be a booker at booking.com. why not? got really bad aim. i have a scar and neither one of them hit it. our good friends bob and emily jones took us to dinner after the surgery and gave me an em moemojiand it's shaped like a l.

it says i'm a liver, not a fighter. there was a pile of letters in my office waiting for me. the flowers were sent by mary jane blaney who i don't know but who is a fox viewer in new york. i've been thanking the world. both of you, my friends, the two of you were here for me every -- i can't even begin to thank you. i'm so happy to be back with you. >> we love you, ed. we're so happy to have you back. >> my sister colleen, who i forgot to mention, she is doing fantastic. we hope to have her in the future come in, talk about it. i want to let her focus on getting better and she is getting better. thanks in large part to two wonderful surgeons, one for me, one for her. you see us there right before the surgery. but also, because honestly because of the prayers and support, it was a prayer army of fox viewers out there on social media. i have more letters at home.

i can't even keep up. i brought them because i want you to he know i got all of them. most of these that i've opened already, it's prayer cards, people were saying masses for us around the country, around the world. thank you. >> everyone who stopped me in the last two months, the first thing they talked about was you. you have so many people who love you, that watch this show and miss you so much. we missed you so much. we were so excited, i was communicating with you the whole time. >> you were. pete not so much. >> she kept texting me, saying my mom is really worried. she kept saying how is ed doing. >> i got the same thing everywhere i went, how is ed doing. that would remind me to text. you inspired a lot of people. >> you raised a ton of awareness on the issue. >> we hope to do that in the days ahead. in the meantime, mexico, interesting, after making a deal with the president, deploying tens of thousands of police and troops to the u.s./mexico

border, remember how much skepticism there was, this would never have an impact, mexico just announced a 56% drop in the spread of migrants arriving at football season officially our southern border over the kicked off this week, you had the thursday night games, now last three months. >> here are the numbers. you have college football, nfl at the height of this crisis at on sunday. the southern border, the amount today is national tailgating of p apprehensions and day. >> here with the mega morning inadmissibles was 144,000. deals, is meghan meany. that was a high water mark. >> look how cute you all look. according to reporting from mexican officials, in addition >> always got to stand out, this to aggregate numbers, estimates from the customs and border guy. >> do we have deals. patrol, that number is at 63,000 >> we have major deals for tail today, a 56% drop. datintailgating and all areas or a sign -- listen, the president life. let's start with the magnetic threatened tariffs, gave them 90 bottle opener. days to get in shape to do it, little magnet right in there, the 90 days is up on tuesday, super simple, pop it on the top this is the mexicans getting out and off goes your cap. in front of it. you don't cut yourself. it's good news if the spigot has there's no battery. super easy, you guys. >> for soft drinks or alcoholic been slowed down. >> this was a controversial move beverages. >> anything with a cap. by the president. usually these go for 50 bucks.

people were saying it's a big today you get them 64% off when you go onto "fox & friends" mistake. donald trump was thinking of a website, look for the mega strategy that many others morning deals icon, $18 today. couldn't see. as a result, mexican government two of those. >> what's special about these he deployed over 20,000 police officers and national guard sunglasseses? >> they're polarized but they're troops across the country to defer the central american migrants from passing through mexico en route to the united stylish. they take care of reflection. states and it's been so far much they're uva, uvb and they're more of a success on this issue andrew mark, a great brand, sold than we've seen in the recent in department stores. past and this is one of the few >> i love andrew mark. >> they've got the metals, the politicians, president trump, that has been able to get flexible, all the great styles, the issue front and center and not only make people talk about the aviators, the jackie o's. it but actually do something about it. so that's going to help him come anything you want. 2020. >> that's good for the president 19 bucks, you guys. coming into 2020. what are the democrats doing? typically 75. so that's a savings of 75% pete buttigieg last we checked today. okay. love these water bottles. with him was talking about with so much better than carrying around plastic, right. climate change, he's saying if we don't want to fill the world you eat burgers and use plastic with more plastic. straws you're t part of the they are insulated, you can use problem. now he's weighing in on hot or cold. abortion. >> here's pete buttigieg on the you get three of them today. trail talking about his defense they're vacuum sealed. of being basically pro-abortion

how many water bottles leak? all the way to the ninth month. i know from packing kid's here's how he defends it. lunches they leak. listen. >> obviously a tough issue for a not these guys. they're stainless steel. lot of people to think through morally. they're only $22 today, a then again, you know, there's a savings of 71%, a mega morning lot of parts of the bible that talk about how life begins with deal indeed. you guys, do you see colors here breath. and so even that is something that might match your team that we can interpret differently. jersey? i think no matter where you think about the kind of cosmic >> i was wondering about the tie-in. >> these are han hand made in te question of how life begins, most americans can get on the board with the idea of, all usa. you can get your team colors. right, i might draw the line here, you might draw the line they're made with glass beads, there, but the most important thing is the person who should be drawing the line is the woman silver plate plateed ornaments. making the decision. >> he says life begins at breath, not at conception. this is raising all kinds of this is a deal of 72%. eyebrows. >> this topic is so interesting >> this is back-to-school and to me. stuff for the tailgating. because i'm pregnant. >> there's secret zippers. i have to say it sheds light on if you're in a crowd, no one can get in there. the issue. i saw a sonogram recently. if you have a charger pack, you can charge your phone. it's a sling bag, only $19, 72% this is 28 weeks and the baby

off. not just for tailgating but for has expressions, he's smiling, lots of activities this fall. he's animated. >> for life. this takes on a whole new >> go to the "fox & friends" meaning when you go through a experience like this. website for those deals and a democrats come out and say it's whole lot more. the media says the economy a woman's decision even if the is headed for a recession but baby is born alive. that is not the woman's they're not telling you about the big wins. we are setting the record decision. that is a born alive baby. straight. that is next. there needs to be a distinction made here to where people actually start talking about life as life. ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. and when you see images like that, and i'm telling you, that's why they want to keep sonograms out of the rooms, when planned parenthood wants to do abortions and that makes it real but allstate actually helps you drive safely... for people and they see this is a human being in there. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... >> you saw bernie sanders say we ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. need abortion because it will help with climate change and giving you the power to actually lower your cost. pete buttigieg using the bible to just city phi taking the life unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. of an -- justify taking the life now that you know the truth... of an innocent child. are you in good hands? the bible has many references,

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i had no idea that my grandfatherfe changing moment for me. needs to apologize. was a federal judge in guatemala. new york daily news, he is the he was an advocate for the people... biggest hypocrite in sports. a voice for the voiceless. he doesn't need to apologize. bring your family history to life like never before. let's take a listen to his get started for free at ancestry.com response to the backlash. >> i'd like to set the record straight. i live by two very simple christian fundamentals and that is love the lord with all your heart, mind and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself. what's going on? so the fact that these rumors it's the 3pm slump. should have had a p3. have been spread about me are oh yeah. should have had a p3. need energy? get p3. with a mix of meat, cheese and nuts. completely untrue. what i did was i filmed a video recently that was encouraging kids to bring their bibles to school for national bring your bible to school day. to bring your bibles to school. ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle. to be able to live out your ♪ i'm losing my mind just a faith with confidence and i gave one of my favorite bible verses. little. ♪ so why don't you just meet me it was as simple as that. in the middle. >> so the mob comes after drew we're losing our minds without ed. breest z. he's been clear about his faith. that was bad. >> we were. it's a testament of bring your >> sanity has been restored to the couch. >> i'm so happy to be back with bible to school. both of you. they brought more press to this i told you i've been saving up now than the day would have ever the puns for dave, our stage had.

a lot of our viewers are manager. when it comes to an o organ learning about this, including myself. they go after focus on the family, like they do any group that's had a certain stance over time. i know folks that work at focus transplant, i deliver. on the family. it's a great organization. that sounded good two months you don't have to agree with ago. >> i liked it. everything they do to agree they welcome back. >> the cards you shared, i just bring goodness to the opened a random one, i opened conversation. he probably wasn't fully aware your mail, a federal offense of everything they stood for so dear ed, it takes a special he gets the backlash. good for him to being clear on person like yourself to give his views. >> he says love thy neighbor, this gift to colleen. we love you and prayers are with you. this is from fans frank maria gay, straight, whatever. >> i'm very supportive of that and frank kelly. community and a i have no >> these are cards from problem with what he said and hate that christians get strangers, who are not strangers, who are friends of belittled for their beliefs and the show. this is what i found in new opinions. he can't put out a video without york. people sent stuff to my apartment in maryland. him having to come back and >> i had people stopping me on explain himself. the fox square and giving me >> i'm a minnesota vikings fan stuff to put under your door to but i can love drew breez. give to you, almost every week. >> a viewer gave you a check to we begin with a fox news give to my sister. alert, we know the name of an these are on my desk. army paratrooper killed in a wonderful outpouring of support. we appreciate it. taliban suicide bombing. >> welcome back. >> good to be back.

sergeant first class ellis ortez >> if you give me a check for ed, it might not make it. >> that's why they gave it to me. >> for other people the economy is pretty good right now. died in the attack on tuesday. they want to pass along the check. the august jobs report came out, it showed that despite a lot of hurricane dorian now heading out pessimism that some may be to sea after leaving pushing, the labor force catastrophic flooding in north carolina. the category 1 storm making participation is up. landfall on the state's outer african american unemployment, banks. winds gusting over 100 miles per that rate fell to the lowest in hour and dump ping nearly history. >> more people are working. 14 inches of rain in some areas. they're getting paid more. the coast guard using and black unemployment, people helicopters to deliver food and supplies to the hundreds who have been left behind too stranded. at least 43 deaths are blamed on often, in too many places, are dorian in the bahamas with more getting better opportunities than ever. than 6,000 people still missing. it's such great news and overwhelming good news across kim kardashian is praising the board. you hear the continuing pessimism, not enough, recession energy secretary rick perry for is coming, the drum beat never visiting a contaminated rocket stops. test site be in california. larry kudlow weighed in on how she said i'm pleased to hear he to view these jobs numbers. here's what he said. is the first department of >> they're coming out of the energy secretary to visit the woodwork and they'r they're comk site. our community looks forward to

progress on this to work. important issue. the area suffered a partial nuclear meltdown in 19 a 59. 195 million, it's an unbelievable blow-about number. 1959. they were supposed to clean up the civilian labor workforce the facility. those are your headlines. picked up by 571,000. when kim kardashian weighs in, all i want to say is america is working. that's another level. in the last three months, >> my first day back we're average hourly earnings have talking about rick perry and kim picked up to 4%. 4.2% at an annual rate and by kardashian. >> she's become an activist the way, that's what the lately. she's making moves. >> i learn things every day on productivity numbers is showing. this show. we also have sad news this so, look, this actually was a morning, shocking details about blow-out number and i want the crash that killed rising people to appreciate the country star kiley ray harris. magnitudes here. >> you wouldn't expect that if her possible role in the crash, you listened to some in the media who have been saying for her history with alcohol and the weeks now that we're headed chilling family connection with towards a recession. >> check out some of these a first responder, that is all headlines. coming up. newsweek, jobs report falls (ding) short of expectations, stokes hey, who are you? recession fears. oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... the hill, an underwel underwhelg what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? august jobs report raises fears. what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! this is why democrats are doing [crash] seven hour debates on climate

what?! haha, it happens. change because, really, it's and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, very difficult to talk about the paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. economy and come out with solutions that people are going so get allstate... to find palletable when you look and be better protected from mayhem... at numbers like this. what are you going to say, all like me. the stuff that president trump's ♪ done that's achieved all this success, i'm going to do the opposite and vote for me. that's not a good campaign slogan. it's pivoting away from the economy for them. >> they're rooting for the economy to fail. they're cheering for it to fail. they wishing it into existence. i was on with stuart vane vane. he laid out -- varney. if you listen to other networks, they don't talk about the good news. the stock market almost reached an all-time high yet again, it's a reflection of healthy corporate environments and balance sheets that are delivering and people are working more but no one wants to talk about it. >> if there were someone who might have a reason to say things are not good, it would be jerome powell.

he's under attack from the president. jerome powell came out yesterday and actually agreed with the president, down-playing fears of recession. watch. >> we're not forecasting or expecting a recession. the most likely outcome -- outlook for the united states economy is still moderate growth, a strong labor market and inflation continuing to move back up. payroll jobs are coming in at well above the levels that new people are entering the labor market. that means the labor market is still tightening at the margin. by so many measures the labor market continues to strengthen. so the cons r her' the consumer. really, our main expectation is not at all that there will be a recession. >> to be clear, he's still saying, jerome powell as fed chair, he's concerned about the trade war and there's uncertainty there. he's not completely on-board with what the president said on the economy but you here there him laying out all kinds of optimistic numbers and saying in fact that he feels good about

the economy and down-playing the idea of a recession. >> that's why politics drives me nuts. everybody should be celebrating this. this should be across the board. people should be happy that people are doing well, keeping more of their hard-earned cash, "fine. no one leaves the table "fine! we'll sleep here."." there's more jobs and productivity. because of the way politics is so polarizing, so many people waiting on the sidelines, we "it's the easiest, because it's the cheesiest" heard people say let's hope for kraft. for the win win. a recession because it will hurt president trump. that's so horrifying to me, especially when we're talking about people around the country, we want them to do well. >> you mention the trade war. the same idea. if you want the home team to win, then close ranks and support the fact that we're staring down an economic bo bohemith who seeks our destruction. the farmers say we see the in just five weeks, seven long-term picture. we're willing to take a hit so illegal immigrants have been arrested for sex crimes in one america's on a better, level sanctiosanctuary county in mary. playing field. it depends how you paint it.

city council leaders are pushing president trump exposed the fake news media for who they are, back with an open letter to which are left wingers rooting residents, saying the white house and conservative media got against them. >> we have more than a dozen it wrong, writing the democratic candidates who want individuals and organization the president's job. should be ashamed for spreading joe biden is still the frontrunner. there's questions about whether he can keep that up, mixing up false information, talking about president reagan and president mix on. he mixed up theresa may and the illegal status and propensity for a sex crime. margaret thatcher and british prime ministers, generations brandon judd joins us. apart. here's a look at recent what is the real story here? blunders. >> i'm the only guy that's what is actually going on in beaten the nra. this county? >> well, what you see, you have i had assault weapons banned for too many sanctuary policies in 10 years. the last president said i'm not going to reauthorize it. the county that shield those people that are here in the i doub.>> i want you to just taa country illegally to the detriment of innocent children, look, okay. you don't have to agree. in fact, and then they turn but i want you to look in my around when a spotlight is shown eyes. i guarantee you, i guarantee on this important issue, they you, we're going to end fossil turn around and they start throwing out names instead of fuel. when ronald reagan -- excuse me, presenting facts. when you don't have the facts on your side, all you do is call when richard nixon started the war on cancer, he meant well.

somebody a racist or a >> here's the thing, though. xenophobe, rather than like these gaffes don't affect acknowledging, looking for his likability to me. i feel like this is part of his solutions and dealing with the issue in order to keep your charm that he makes -- oh, there constituents safe in that goes goofy joe, saying something county. and frankly, it's disgusting to that's not right. for some reason, he's not held see that people will call evil accountable for these misstatements. sometimes he says stuff that's good and good evil, rather than totally untrue. seems like he's remembering a trying to find solutions to a very important problem, to different past than what's happened. he's still a clear frontrunner ensure that 15-year-old girls are no longer raped in that here. >> he is because of his name id and association with barack county. that's crazy. obama. >> they're coming out, though, but he's clearly lost a step. if it's the fourth quarter and an outright saying this stuff you're in the super bowl and isn't true, the idea we harbor you're about to take on president trump in what many dangerous illegal immigrants is people deem to be one of the simply untrue. is there you any basis for -- is most consequential elections in our country's history, you want there any basis for the claim they're making? your best player at the top of >> no, there's not. i have tried to put -- i have their game and he's clearly not put detainers on individuals in at the top of his game. >> it was a 24-year-old woman he this county and the county has was calling a kid. maybe he was being nice. not cooperated with i.c.e. and they haven't upheld the she was 24. >> we'll see how it plays out detainers that i.c.e. put on next week. turn to headlines now. them. hurricane dorian heading out to again, there's nothing that the

sea after leaving catastrophic white house or director flooding in north carolina. it made landfall on the outer banks with a category 1 cuchinelli has put out of hurricane. proportion about this county. it dumped nearly 14 inches of rain in some areas. they say we have to end the the coast guard delivering food sanctuary policies in order to and supplies to the hundreds keep americans safe in their own stranded. counties, in their own country. at least 43 deaths are blamed on >> another hot topic when it dorian in the bay ah h the bahae comes to immigration right now is mexico. mexico announced a 56% drop in the number of migrants arriving before and after pictures sew at the southern border in the the devastation on the island last he three months, directly nation. related to the president's a woman falls 500 feet to policies, the fact he put her death while hiking at pressure on mexico, threatening tariffs initially. he got l them to do a lot of yosemite national park. she was climbing the half dome work when it came to preventing when officials say she fell from central american migration from the steepest part. a family member writing on passing through mexico into the united states. will the president get credit facebook, quote, our beautiful for this? >> he's going to get credit in danielle left us doing something she loves so much. certain placinges and obviously thousands of hikers make the trip each year. he's not going to get credit in president trump shifting his other places. you would think all media would focus to another swing set. he's set to hold a campaign report on this astronomical drop rally in new mexico later this month. the state has long been

we've seen on the southwest considered democratic leaning border. voting for hillary clinton in as somebody who puts on a uniform and patrols the border, 2016. and president obama before that. i'm thankful for the efforts of but the president's campaign mexico but frankly we would not hopes the recent economic boom have those efforts if it wasn't could swing voters. for the president putting the requisite pressure on mexico. you're looking at the world's oldest mom. in 22 years of patrolling the doctors say this indian woman border, i have never seen mexico gave birth to twin baby girls at act like a true border security the age of 74. after trying with her husband partner until president trump for decades, she became pregnant put the pressure on them. and now they're actually stepping to the plate and they're doing what they need to through in vitro fertilization. do. they were delivered by c-section >> brandon, thanks so much for being here. and are said to be happy and obviously going to be a key issue as we head into 2020. healthy. the previous record holder for thanks so much. >> thank you. oldest mom was 70 years old. a bold statement by a former wow, that's impressive. controversial espn host, it's >> that's biblical stuff right there. >> that's tough, man. time for black athletes to leave i'm glad to hear the babies are happy and healthy. >> god bless them. white colleges, is that racist? have you guys had breakfast? we're going to debate that >> yeah. >> you already had breakfast. coming up next. >> yeah. >> i haven't had breakfast yet, ♪ hoping there's barbecue on the geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. show. >> that's not breakfast. >> we learn that more than half with licensed agents available 24-7, of americans want a second breakfast to officially be a it's not just easy. thing. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. >> i agree. >> meaning you have one

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argues it's time for black athletes to leave white colleges. she writes, if promising black student athletes chose to attend historically black colleges and universities in greater numbers, they would bring some welcome attention and money to be leagued black colleges which invested in black people when there was no athletic profit to reap. perhaps they could disrupt the reign. some critics called it pro-segregation and even progressive racism. who is right? here to debate, jason an nichols doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? and kathy barnett. jason, hows is this not memory support brand. segregation. >> again, if we have a you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. conversation on the level, if you read the op ed, she never at prevagen. healthier brain. better life. one point -- at any point does she say that all black at leads ♪ should leave white colleges. ♪ that's never what she said.

she said -- ♪ >> she didn't say all. you're changing the debate. applebee's handcrafted burgers pardon me. >> i'm not changing the debate. now starting at $7.99 >> she didn't say all. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. she's encouraging some of them leave white colleges, i thought this was a free country, can you go wherever you want. >> she's saying they should consider it so other schools can reap some of the benefits. we know that university of alabama got $174 million in a potential tragedy in the revenue, that comes from the labor of these black athletes. skies thwarted. an american airlines mechanic and proof perhaps they should cr appearing in federal court, you going to schools that will use that revenue to better the lives accused of tampering with a of black people. plane that was packed with and that's all she's saying. passengers at the very busy >> okay. kathy, i want to give you a miami international airport. chance. go ahead. pilots thankfully stopped the >> essentially what's happening flight when they saw an error message for a system that tracks with predominantly black critical flight information. universities is what we call market conditions and if perhaps this we learned he was fired black universities spent more from alaska airlines a decade time making themselves more ago over a series of performance marketable, then maybe that issues. how could something like that would bring in or attract these happen? let's ask aviation expert pilot, particular high rated athletes.

kyle bailey. good to see you. >> good morning, ed. what jamila hill is advocating >> what do people waking up this morning need to know about this -- >> jam a al. case? >> it's a progressive form of >> you know, typically this could happen to anybody. doesn't matter if you're an the world segregation. airline pilot, mechanic or a she's asking them, one, to be regular person with a regular willing to fall on the sword by job. people snap. isolating themselves, based on people are stressed out. people have financial problems. the color of their skin. and two, to work against their and the bottom line, you can't own best interest, even if her weed this out. >> on that point, my article she delineates five understanding is he was sort of different reasons why it is tinkering with things because he wanted more overtime pay, when overwhelmingly advantageous for black athletes to go to you talk about financial issues. predominantly white schools. but her logic is that black you're sit on a plane, about too athletes should consider falling works for the airlines is on the sword, taking one for the allegedly fiddling with things team, for the collective good of to make it bad so he can fix it the whole. a very socialist mindset. and work longer but god forbid >> let's get at that. it goes wrong, you could die. i've got nothing against >> it's scary. historically black colleges. but there's so many redundant if a black athlete says i want systems on the airplane, systems to go to a historically black check one another. college, more power to you. quite often with the tube that doesn't it help a black athlete to go to the university of was involved in this instance, the device where air goes alabama, for example, if you want to play football, and play through and pretty much gives

for nick sab a an who is the best of the best? you an air speed calibration, aren't you pulling them back from having great opportunity? there's two of these on the airplane. if one fails or isn't working, >> no, ed, because as she it gives you a disagreement light or the pilot will see that delineates in the article, 80% one isn't operative. >> thankfully, to your point in of black judges, 50% of black this case the pilots -- thats sis l testimony worked. attorneys and other black american airlines said the time professionals come out of of the incident the aircraft was taken out of service, hbcus. 9 a 5% of those kids, even the maintenance was performed and one that's go to the university after an inspection to ensure it was safe, the aircraft was of alabama, are not going to make it to the nfl. returned to service. they're going to get a i nurturg environment at many hbcus and american notified federal law enforcement who took over the that will give them investigation. opportunities later in life. to your first point about i teach at a university. anybody on a job could snap, most of the athletes do not make does there need to be a better it as professionals. system in place to weed folks even the ones that do have a like this out. you go to the deli and you get a three-year career and it's all over. so going to an hbcu could be a sandwich and the person snaps good decision. >> let's give kathy the final and a sandwich gets messed up. someone working for an airlines, word. >> what jamila hill and manies the suspect was allegedly fired years ago because of performance do not seem to understand is i'm problems. now he's at american and there's more than the color of my skin. more trouble. >> just reviewing what actually apparently these black athletes happened with him working with

feel the same way. it's more to them than just the alaska airlines. it appears he had two jobs color of their skin. if you're a racist, all you see simultaneously, american and alaska airlines. is the color of my skin. he was probably working two shifts, perhaps a day and night this is some of what we see from and then you're very, very ms. hill from her hate-filled tired. >> isn't it scary that guys like comments and being preoccupied that are tired. with the color of people's skin. >> its is scary. give you an example for pilots, you can't work, say, for two >> she's been against the airlines. you're limited to a number of president on some things, been hours per day. in the middle of controversies, perhaps that needs to be looked i bet this article will get a at for airline mechanics. >> here is in fact what the lot of attention. thank you for coming in. an 8-year-old boy attacked transport workers union says. by a mountain lion, he survive's the transport workers union is shocked by the reported to tell about it. allegations of air plan sabotage >> on the rock next to me i see by an employee. this mountain lion jump on it if the allegations are true they are outrageous and indefenseable and then it kind of pounces onto and we fully condemn such me. >> wow, did you see his face? actions. we reached out to alaska a brave little boy. airlines for a statement. what he did next is coming up. we haven't heard back. what needs to be done moving plus, at my wedding i danced forward to make sure the public is safe? >> i think there should be zero with my wife to can't help tolerance with this. i mean, this individual is falling in love by elvis. looking at at possibly a $10,000

do other generations agree on fine and up to 20 years in prison for each occurrence under the first dance songs, the federal law. i think obviously perhaps maybe changing wedding tunes over the should there be medical years. >>.we'll talk about this, next. certification for mechanics like air traffic controllers and ♪ but i can't help falling in pilots, but in my gut feeling this is probably a bad apple and love with you. it's very hard to pretty much ♪ ♪ weed them out. >> but hardly a prison sentence like that tour point could weed them out and could be a deterrent. we certainly hope so. thank you for your insights, next, alarming new numbers about vaping. five deaths are blamed on lung damage linked to vaping. there's a lot of teenagers doing this. our next guest's son is actually in a coma because of vaping. this morning, they have a warning for parents all around the country. this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places...

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welcome back. time for your news by the oh, my god. numbers. first, 244, that's how old the oh, my god. u.s. army is. for the first time in its history, a pair of sisters are generals, two star general maria gl it is your shot of the morning, a long distance couple barrett presenting her younger going viral for this emotional sister with her one star ranked reunion. >> mick and gabby met earlier insignia. this year at a down's syndrome $68,000, that's how much a man paid for what he deemed the most society conference but were devastated when they had to expensive beer in history. leave each other. >> the moms organized the the beer was supposed to cost surprise reunion in canton, $6.76. but the bartender at the hotel in england rang up $68,000. ohio. they are planning to meet up again next week. the customer now waiting on a that is very sweet. >> i love reunions. refund. and 35, that's how many years >> pure joy. >> pure love. it's been since marijuana use that's romance for you. i love it. >> we got to celebrate pete's among college students is as wedding. >> we're not starting there, high as it is now. though. 43% of students used some form >> yes, and a yo new survey revs of pot in the last year. he researchers think it's likely the top first dance wedding songs. there's been quite a change over due to people thinking it's low

the years. risk. there's a strong warning about vaping, the number of baby boomers, they chose possible cases of severe unchained melody, also the way you look tonight by frank respiratory illnesses linked to sinatra and 8.4%, at last, by vaping has surged to 450 in 33 etta james. >> generation x, 7.3% say states. there have been at least five unchained melod melody, 5.5%, at deaths reported, this as a 19-year-old from pennsylvania, kevin mcclaire, may need a by etta james, 5.2%, i don't double lung transplant, likely due to vaping. want to miss a thing by his parents join us this morning. aerosmith. >> that was a big one. thank you for being here. >> of course. >> it's a great song. very sad to hear this news about millennials say -- which one is your son. i'm deeply sorry for the tragedy this? >> unchained melody. >> that's what i thought. you're going through and he's we'll keep that rolling as we go going through. through what the millennials can you tell us how this start like, which is not this song. for your son with the vaping? 7% say all of me by john legend. >> honestly, he was a high i don't want to miss a thing by school kid. i don't know if it was peer aerosmith, still there, and you pressure, whatever. just we found out a couple years amazed by lone star, almost 5%. >> all great songs. ago. we apparently had talked him out we wanted to share our picks of it for four to five months from our weddings. i chose -- and like high school and young ♪ all of me. >> not that song. college age men will do, he went back. >> that's the top one for >> do you know how often he was

vaping or what was in his vape millennials. >> but i chose a song called keeper of the stars, by tracee pens or any idea about that? >> from what he told us, he byrd. i'm not a big country girl. my husband went to school in smoked four pods a week, which i texas. i'm telling you people, if you think we were told a pod is are planning a wedding, look at equivalent to a pack of keeper of the stars. cigarettes. there's one of our wedding >> debbie, when did you start to pictures. -- go ahead. >> where is that? >> that's at ohetha castle. i'm sorry. >> you're fine. i'm sorry. >> when did you notice that things were starting to take a wrong direction here for your we got married in long island. son? >> it was two weeks ago. our photographer got us out there in the snow. he didn't feel well during the i wound up in a big lace dress week. he was coughing. but we thought it was his asthma in a cans he'll. because one of his persistent castle. you never know. symptoms with asthma is that song touched my heart. >> we chose i can't help falling coughing. and then like we were treating, in love by elvis. hydration, all that kind of thing. we got married at the wynn in that friday, the 23rd, i took off from work to help him finish las vegas. packing. he was going to leave for ♪ only fools love you. >rush in.>> it's a beautiful so. college that day. and when he came down -- well, the night before he was coughing

like violently, enough that he was throwing up. >> that's beautiful, ed. in the morning, he came down and ♪ i can't help falling in love his color just didn't look right with you. to me. he actually looked like grayish >> that's a classic. >> it is a classic. and i'm like we got to get to >> i got married three weeks the doctor. ago, ne, newly wed, the song we we ran over to urgent care. they took an x-ray that showed that he had air outside of his lungs, in his chest, that was chose, belief, by gavin caused by the coughing mcgraw. this song has significance to me violently, caused little holes in his lungs so the air escaped. for a long time but we em grac d they sent us over to the hospital and he was admitted to the intensive care unit. it. there we are. >> what is his condition right we had all our kids there, now? blended family. >> right now, he's under he undr i have three, she has three. we switched quickly to can't stop the feeling. >> i was wondering why. sedation. most of the time, he's not >> so the kiddos -- awake. they had brought him from the one hospital to the second >> i wanted to segue. hospital to put him on a heart, >> i wish we had a video. lung bypass. and then he was put in a third we really got at it. you see boon de see boone, he'so hospital because they felt he's a candidate for a lung transplant, double lung it. >> you have to let the nuggets transplant. so he's at at the thir the thirl

break it down. the kids were such a big part of now. it. it was like family, fun, the past couple days they decreased his sedation corks amazing. >> it was an honor to have you that he's awake at times, they both there. we wanted to throw a big old can check his neurological status and he can look at us and party. >> three amazing wedding songs. squeeze our hand now sometimes i'm in such a happy mood. when he's awake and shake his head yes or no. weddings make me happy. it's really hard though because tell user, tell us what your -- when he is awake he can't talk or anything since he's on the bypass machine. >> terrible, terrible tragedy. tell us yours, tell us what your you know, parents across the country hear these stories and wedding song was. >> send us a photo, give us a they're terrified when they listen to a story like yours, song. they say they could be my kid. we turn to headlines now. what do you want people to know about vaping, that you learned from your experience here? felicity huffman may get no prison time. >> well, quite frankly, prosecutors are recommending a month behind bars after she pled jedediah, seeing what we've seen, they should be terrified. guilty for paying $15,000 for i'm not going to lie to you. no parent should walk into a someone to correct her hospital room and see what we assume it's not --see what we s. daughter's test scores. her lawyers are asking for it's not a pretty sight. probation and significant the thing i got out of this. community service. she'll be sentenced next week. and new details in the deadly crash involving rising the vaping is doing something to

country singer kiley ray harris. the lung tissue. my son is a healthy 19-year-old, the sheriff in new mexico saying works out all the time. with most certainty that harris his lungs in certain areas are caused the crash that killed her probably i reparably damaged. and a 16-year-old girl. he added that alcohol was a fact r tore. smoking wasn't great. harris had a history of drinking we all knew that. it seemed to take decades for and driving and in a tragic twist to the story, the symptoms at times to appear and 16-year-old's father was a first the results of it. responder at the scene. my son's been vaping for a year a little boy sharing his and-a-half. and he's already at that point. story of survival after being attacked by a mountain lion. check it out. it's a much different ballgame >> on this righ on this rock rie and it's a very potent ballgame. >> that's astounding when you say a near and-a-half. me i just see this mountain lion when people hear stories like this, they think in order for jump on it and then it kind of something like to happen, that pounces onto me and he kind of had to be going on for years and years. when you say a year and-a-half, rolled on the hill. i think that sends a message to parents that this can happen i pick up a stick, trying to jab it in the eye but then the stick very, very quickly. your lives can change very quickly. i want to thank you both for breaks. being here. i know it's difficult to share a >> the 8-year-old was saved by his dad who scared the cat off sore storelstory like this. in colorado. we wish you the absolute best. he needs multiple surgeryings and is giving advice about we wish your son a speedy

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>> it's like free willie. >> i'm not sure the dolphin's happy. >> you don't know what the dolphin is thinking. >> it's a very happy dolphin. let's go with that. white claw has been a thing this summer, like a hard seltzer, it's a seltzer that has alcohol. people have been drinking it. you can't even get it. it's so popular, it's running out on store shelves. white claw said they're working around the clock to increase supply. one of two things is happening. genuinely people love it and it's out of stock or they're hyping this thing up and getting everybody riled up. >> it's become a cultish thing. if you go to a bar and you order white claw and they don't have anymore, then the bar has been declaudedeclawed. you know. it's become a cultural phenomenon of white claw. here's some of the headlines. this is a real big problem. white claw shortages have good morning again. millennials in a panic. some quick headlines. delta using facial recognition america loved white claw so much technology at la international it's running out and white claw airport, installing cameras at is so important it's becoming one boarding gate with plans for

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list of trump supporters. >> it's insane. will continue to do so until we it's the sign of hip po hip poon get to the normal stock position. if you look ott twitter, people are constantly tweeting about white claw. the left. i don't even drink alcohol but i people should be able to make a want to try it so i know what living, work in hollywood, have the fuss it about. a restaurant, have a book store, >> they have great pr people. but i saw this a lot in 2016. >> millennials love it. >> if you're in panic over the i saw small business owners, lack of white claw you might even in wisconsin and even in have priorities out of kilter. the district like mine that very i do have a white claw i think much voted for donald trump in the fridge of my bar of my where people who had hillary signs felt perfectly comfortable house so the house is not putting them in front of their declawed. >> have you tried it? business and yet there was do you think it's millennial shaming going on and people were afraid to put trump signs in hype? do you think that dolphins have their windows or i had a lot of thoughts? >> of course they do. suburban moms that were saying wasn't it a happe happy dolphin. i'm voting for trump and they were whispering it. do you side with me, that it was that shaming, we've got to stop a happy dolphin or with pete, it. >> i saw it as the so nice you don't know what the animals minnesota state fair where feel. >> he did it on purpose. people were whispering or they were coming up to he me, we'll turn to headlines now in the 7:00 a.m. hour. a sheriff blasting his state confronting me, saying you're a racist. what's the instinct on the left sanctuary laws after an illegal immigrant he released is accused

to shame? >> i don't know. it's funny. i saw an example this week on a of shooting one of his deputies. >> our immigration policies need show, the he was saying i go tom that's very much used by to be revamped. we're going to continue to have conservatives, yet a liberal more of this situation happen came in and said i'm not going because this guy should have never been in this country. to work out here because dan plain and simple. bongino is here. >> he was in custody on a there's an immaturity about it. domestic violence charge back in i think we ought to shame on the january but couldn't be turned other side, show that it is over to i.c.e. due to california's sanctuary laws. he's now a accused of shooting a mccarthy-ite, it is deputy in the leg. he was arrested after leading anti-american and intolerant. police on an hour-long chase. we allowed the left to own the the deputy will luckily be okay. title of compassion and tolerant and they are not. >> sanctuary cities do not -- >> let's get to your book. it's a great concept. tell me about this children's [ indiscernible ] book. major league baseball >> it's the story of a little considering opioid testing in girl whose father becomes an american citizen and wants to the weak of tyler skaggs. celebrate by going to the nation's capital. she doesn't want to go. she's missing a birthday party. overdose death. he died in july. he had a mix of fentanyl, she can't figure out what's the big deal about becoming an american. and this book is inspired, one, oxycodone and alcohol in his by my mom who was a legal system. all players are subject to immigrant, became an american testing for performance around the time i was in enhancing drugs, but they're

kindergarten, and also my only tested for opioids if daughter, because when my there's reasonable cause. husband was elected to congress, a classic ride escaped its none of us in the family had owner, causing a crash on a busy been to the capitol and she fell in love with the u.s. capitol and with the statue at the top of the capitol which is lady highway. freedom. we walked about this before. 1967shevell rolled off a trailer and drifted across several there's this conflation of legal lanes, into another car. it nearly flipped over the median before coming to a stop. this all happened near seattle. luckily, no one was hurt. and illegal immigration. being the daughter of an but the car was damaged. immigrant, i think it's important that we talk about america's favorite song for valuing and appreciating the first dance at a wedding is citizenship again. >> you've been a leader on that from the beginning. unchained melody by the righteous brothers. a new survey from the black tux wedding company said all of me is a close second followed by i don't want to miss a thing. >> we've been talking about our wedding songs and you've been sharing your first dance songs all morning long. roxanna said hers was can i have this dance by ann murray. >> ann and bob wrote our song was crystal by stevie knicks. >> and katlyn rights our wedding

song was everything by michael buble. it's so romantic when you listen to the lyrics. >> i feel like people either love him or hate him. >> that's true. i do like his stuff. >> like white claw. >> they're celebrating their anniversary on november 10th. >> don't forget to. maito e-mail usyour wedding son. what was your favorite? what do you think is the best one. >> can't help falling in love. >> that's a classic. >> i like reminding people as we bring in rick that one of the first dance songs that pete hads was a justin bieber song. >> that's true. i was impressed -- gotimberlake. my apologies. >> the impressive part was his moves. >> thank you, brother. >we'll getyou videotape. it's out there somewhere. >> i have some on my phone. >> you've got to leak that stuff, rick. leak it. the public needs it.

>> guys, i always say if you bring a signs you get on tv. you need to do better than this. >> we got in late last night. we say from toronto to new york to see pete e. we watch him every weekend. >> there's a grilling segment. >> we're getting excited. >> what does yours say? >> mine says i love fox news. >> and yours? >> hi, pops. >> you've got to get at least a sharpie. >> we tried. >> all right, guys. let's talk about the weather. a chilly morning, he feels like fall across areas of the northeast, around the great lakes. not the case across the south. it is hot in areas of the south. heat advisories in texas to louisiana today. we talked about dorian for about the last 12 days now. the storm bringing some rain across areas of cape cod and the islands, across areas of maine, into new hampshire and then

that's it. it will be gone by tonight, finally. across the west, we have another system moving into the northern rockies, bringing showers, cooler air behind that. we might finally tomorrow get a little monsoon activity going across the southwest that's been incredibly dry this monsoon season. there's the high temperatures across the south. but chilly here. back to you inside. >> it's a little chilly out there today. >> we both have sharpies, we'll bring them out, they can improve their signs. we'll be out to grill soon. well, a major victory for religious freedom. a court ruling, two film makers are protected by the first amendment after refusing to work a same sex wedding. the film makers join us live, coming up next. -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it.

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withholding data on uf of os. you according to politico, mark walker penned a letter to the navy saying what they're doing -- asking what they're doing to investigate sightings. the navy confirmed they're looking into them. very few details have been released. india's expedition ended in confusion. scientists lost contact with a rover they were trying to land on the moon's polar service. india's president says he was proud of what the team accomplished. india would have been the fourth country to accomplish a moon landing. pete? thank you, ed. it's been called the most important relidge liberty decision since the cake shop case. for the first time, a federal appeals court ruled that religious believers can invoke first amendment rights when declining to participate in same sex weddings. the case which is being sent back to the lower courts involves a christian couple in minnesota that runs a media

production company. the couple, carl and angel larson, along with their attorney from the alliance defending freedom, jeremy tedesko joins us this morning many thank you very much for joining us and sharing your story. you own a film company. you wanted to go into weddings. a law in minnesota said you couldn't discriminate or make judgments as to what weddings you film, is that correct? >> yeah, my wife and i are story tellers. every story we tell, we want to tell in a way that is honoring to god and serves our clients. so we love to tell marriage stories. and the law gave us two options. we could stay silent or we could face steep fines and jail time for making films that are consistent with our beliefs. neither of those were good choices. so we're forced to challenge the law. >> you challenged the law and ultimately it ruled in your favor. critics will say well, this is about discrimination. i would say you would look at it more as religious freedom.

>> it's just absurd. we always look at the message and it is never about the person and so as creative story professionals we all do this. we look at the he message and never the person. >> that's for everyone. we can't promote every message. >> i see you're going to chime in here. the attorney general of minnesota tweeted, he said i fought along side -- this is his tweet. i fought alongside the lgbt community for years. as a human i'm defended by the ruling. as the attorney general i'll respond in the best way possible to maximize human rights for everyone, no exception. you won this iteration but it's not over. >> look, the supreme court has said that forcing people to express message that violate their core convictions is a violation of their dignity. that's what's at stake, does the government have the power to threaten film makers with 90

days in jail to force them to create films that violate their beliefs. does the state have the power? it doesn't have that power in a free society. >> it's sometimes helpful to personalize these things. that would be like me as a commentator being told i have to take a position on something i don't believe in, in order to keep my job. ultimately, you have a business. you have beliefs. you want to marry those two together. >> that's correct. that's why this is a win for everyone. regardless of what people believe. freedom is essential and the government not having the power to coerce people to promote things that are against their beliefs is absolutely good for everyone. >> have you been able to do weddings? do you plan to do more? what's the result of this? >> well, we're still in the case. the case has not come to a final conclusion. the eighth circuit opinion gives a great road map for the ultimate victory in the case.

the minnesota may appeal it to the supreme court. we'll have to see how minnesota decides to proceed. this is a great victory for everybody's free speech rights. the court went out of its way to say that, to say the state can't force an atheist musician to perform a at a church service or democratic speech writer to write speeches for a republican candidate. this is a freedom we all benefit from. >> angel, last word. >> we're excited that the courts ruled in our favor and that is freedom for everyone to be able to live and work according to what our deepest convictions. >> that's ultimately what tolerance is too. we may not agree on everything but we tolerate the fact that we have differences and can live together anyway. angel and carl, thank you very much, and jeremy, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. well, on he's won more barbe competitions than anyone else in the world. he's here to celebrate national tailgating day with tips to take

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well, pete wanted it to be a national holiday. maybe now it is, national tailgating day, the start of the football season. we're celebrating all morning long out here on fox square. now it's time for the food. here with some tips, myron mixon. a buddy of mine said the pork be made a couple weeks ago was your recipe. >> he's a smart man. >> you're the winningest guy

when it comes to barbecue. >> we have our own restaurant. >> chicken wings -- >> if you want to do something quick, you have to have a cast iron skillet. we're going to do what we call our peach beans. >> okay. >> looks like a pete recipe. >> open up a can. peach pie filling. >> that's gorgeous. >> you've got to have a little amount of pepper in there for color. you've got your pork meat, it's got to go in it. all this stuff is quick. everything is already cooked. a little black pepper. you want to get it ready. then you go to the grill with it. >> look at that. >> wow. >> it's like a some a bunch of yumminess. >> what's that called? >> cast iron skillet. >> myron mixon's peach barbecue beans. >> that could have been what she was asking. >> could have been. >> cast ironie iron is very g.

>> what's that mac and cheese. >> it's baby back mac and cheese. we take meat and fold it into the mac and cheese recipe. >> you fold that into the mac and cheese? >> oh, yeah. >> you can have it. get after it, rick. >> we have some of our brings o. all these things can be made ahead of time. set the grill at 200 an bring it up slow. >> myron, you're amazing. you have a book, b, b, q and a. >> it's worth it, i'm telling you. >> if there's one thing you're telling somebody before the big game, what's your one tip? >> to get it all together, i would say precook as much as you possibly can. really, truly. when you get to the game, you want to enjoy the game, enjoy socializing, you don't want to be on a smoker for three or four

hours. have an adult beverage. cook it the night before to have a better time that day. >> best homemade pickles i've ever had in my life and that's coming from a pregnant lady. >> we make them every three days at our restaurant. >> new york city's top cop demanding consequences after someone throws milk on a police officer who was responding to a fire. former nypd officer dan mongino he's fired up about this, he joins us live. that is next. ♪ i'm living in a country world. ♪ i'm loving on a country girl. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. . now that you know the truth... are you in good hands?

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it's national tailgating day. ed: we're playing that song because we are sharing your top first dance wedding songs and i don't want to miss a thing is one of again genx's. it's awesome to be back. people have been emailing me my sister colleen is doing great. that's good. jedediah: welcome back. we have a lot of pictures from you guys and comments about the wedding song. we are going to start with a picture from kevin and mary beth from their wedding in 1985. they tell us that they danced to the only one by lionel richie. great song. >> this picture from tracy and george coming up from 1987 wedding first song was could i have this dance by ann murry. they just celebrated 32 years this past thursday congratulations. jedediah: that's amazing. ed: ryan and nina.

to when the right one combings along as can you hear. that is by striking matches. jedediah: i have to look that one up. i don't know that one. it sounds beautiful. pete: only has to be special to the two people dancing. jedediah: that's true. sometimes you find a song. the song we picked we didn't know at all. ed: why did you pick it if you didn't know it. jedediah: my husband wanted something country. he started looking at country songs and he played that one for me. that's it. the lyrics got me and exactly how i felt about him. this is the one i'm going to roll with. keep them coming. pete: keep them coming photos and songs, please. we start with this fox news alert this morning. hurricane dorian finally heading out to sea after slamming the carolina coast causing massive flooding and power outages. ed: the storm is being blamed for at least 43 deaths in the bahamas. tragic story. thousands more are still missing. jedediah: steve harrigan is live in nassau with a look at the devastation. steve? >> that devastation can

really be seen clearly in some aerial photographs of marsh harbor one of the worst hit spots on the northern abaco islands the before and after picture. after the storm, you can see so much is simply gone in the after picture more than 13,000 houses destroyed by that storm. in the meantime, the coast guard continues to rescue people who are in dire need of assistance. they have carried out more than 200 helicopter rescues bringing most of these people here to nassau and president trump issued yesterday a message of support for the people of the bahamas. >> i want to give my warmest best wishes to the people of the bahamas. i know what you are going through. the united states has come in. we have the coast guard. we have tremendous numbers of people working there. we are bringing food. we are bringing water. we are working hard. we are with you and god bless you.

>> help is going on and more help is on the wayor abaco islas right now, it is a desperate situation. many have nothing and they are trying to escape. here's what that scene looks like. >> this is an all volunteer flotilla. you have people from different parts of the bahamas arriving on their own private boats. they're bringing supplies. food and water. and then they are taking people off of abaco island. people who are desperate to leave. people who have lost everything. this boat said they can hold 30 people but no bags. you are allowed to bring your backpacks. people have been waiting around the clock here at the water's edge hoping to get their families off this island. these boats will eventually go to nassau. people leaving everything they had behind to get on these boats to save their families. >> officials have put the death toll at 43. keep in mind there are still thousands of people unaccounted for. back to you. ed: steve harrigan has been doing outstanding reporting already.

it's been getting attention all around the world because of that outstanding reporting. stick with us all weekend long. pete: it's truly a tragic story. ed: dan bongino fox news contributor, former nypd officer and former secret service agent and author of spy gate the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump." you have to know as nypd officer first responder dealing with tragedies like this, dan, yet, we have officers right here in new york city who are having hurricane hurled at them. they have had water hurled at them while they are trying to do their job. i want to show you quickly so we can get your what happened when milk was hurled at nypd officer and then get the commissioner on the other side. watch. [screaming] >> there you go milk zone. >> commissioner as i mentioned james o'neil. i'm going to get to what he had to say about this in a

minute, dan. you think about what's been going on here with bill de blasio in new york city. other cities where things have been hurled at officers. what else your reaction this morning? >> well, first, ed, it is absolutely unbelievable to see you back. you did a really tremendous thing. and i know i told you that in person. ed: you did. >> i want to say to you on air. it's good to see you back. >> thank you. >> god bless you and god bless your sister. this is a leadership problem. bill de blasio has completely failed the city of new york. when i was a police officer and rudy giuliani was in charge, they had implemented the broken windows theory in policing which is if you allow a window to be broken and you don't fix it, eventually the whole city starts to decay. how does that relate to this? the giuliani theory is this if there is a disturbance in the city small or big, a small one like you see here and someone throws a rock or a bottle, that person gets arrested. if the second personal does it, that person gets arrested. do you know what happens to the third person, ed? nothing. because there is no third person. after the first two people

get arrested and the management supports you, that's not what's happening now. and that's why you are seeing this growing chaos in new york. it is bill de blasio. he did it, ask any street cop when you get them off the record and they will tell you that. jedediah: let's take a listen to what nypd officer james o'neil had to say about this war on cops and we'll talk about it? >> i don't know if this is news to new yorkers. this disrespecting cops this isn't something that just started happening in 2019. we have been dealing with this for a long time. and i'm glad it's come to the surface. there has to be consequences for disrespecting police officers. there is law involved. jedediah: dan, i know he is saying it didn't just start. i feel like it's gotten worse and more acceptable like it's some new normal for people to throw water on police officers and even worse. what is your sentiment on that? >> well, james o'neil has lost the faith of a lookout of police officers due to his handling of the pantaleo incident. i'm not sure james o'neil is not just giving a political speech here.

this whole this just started yeah, listen, to be fair to give both sides of it. he is correct in the fact that disrespect for cops on the street is not like a new phenomenon. the problem is now. so things happening and the lack of consequence when you talk to the street cops, there is absolutely no question it's gotten worse, i think saying that trying to take some of the blame off his boss bill de blasio. that's not the case. you ask any street cop, you get them off the record and they will tell you exactly what i'm telling you. back in the giuliani days when you had permission to do your job, not do anything illegal. nobody is advocating that but to do your job, the sense of normalcy in the police department and the sense of it wasn't chaotic all the time wasn't there this is a de blasio phenomenon. pete: dan, moving on to politic as little bit. 2020 democrats getting more radical. i'm not talking about the seven hour climate change discussion that was had on another network. this is just candidates on the trail are tweeting out

true beliefs radical core. here is pete buttigieg talking about his justification of abortion all the way to the ninth month listen. >> obviously a tough issue for people to think through morally. then again, you know, there is a lot of parts of the bible who talk about how life begins with breath. and so even that is something that we can interpret differently. i think no matter where you think about the cosmic question of you who life begins, most americans can get on the board with the idea of, all right, i might draw the line here, you might draw the line here. the most important person the woman who should be drawing the line is the person making the decision. pete: dan, the bible justifying abortion? >> it's funny, the bible i read said i knew you in the womb. i don't remember it saying i knew you when you exited the womb and drew a breath. pete buttigieg is not that bright of a guy. he pretends to be. this is the far left lurch of the democratic party. open infanticide. open borders.

90% tax rates. government run tax. government fund healthcare for the world whether you are here legally. the other problem the party is having in 2020. three lanes to the nomination, pete. there is the insider safe pick. there is the ideological pick and the outsider lane. all three people leading those lanes are none of those things and don't own any of those brands. joe biden is definitely thought the safe pick. he is the gaffe machine. the ideological pick, bernie sanders is a total fraud. he is a millionaire who rails against millionaires. and then you have the outsider pick, pete buttigieg, who is a total political insider, the failed mayor of south bend, indiana can't get out of his way misquoting the bible. ed: elizabeth warren near the top of the polls. she tweeted out this on my first day as president i will sign an executive order that puts a total moratorium on all new fossil fuel leases for drilling offshore and on public lands. and i will ban fracking,

everywhere. how do you react to that? >> ed, do you understand how dumb that is? i know you are on the news side. but, really and i know you are -- seriously for a second, can you turn into an opinion guy. do you understand how dumb that is? ithis would collapse the economy literally overnight. not anythingively, literally is literally the most overused word in the english languages wage. this would literally collapse the economy overnight. there is not a product out there that is not transported to your house using trucks, trains, some connection to the petroleum fossil fuel industry. you would be out of a job tomorrow if this kind of stupidity was ever implemented. if she put that on the campaign sign after the general election, she would lose by 40 points. that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard in my life. but, again, when you seek power, you know, you say dumb things and unfortunately that's another one. jedediah: inned midst of all of, this daniel, you have the frontrunner joe biden saying who knows what when.

take a listen to the series of latest numbers. >> i am the only guy that's beaten the nra. assault weapons 10 years and had to be reauthorized. the last president is said no i'm not going to reauthorize it. i doubt any of you would see what happened in charlottesville in 2017. >> >> but, kiddo, i want you to just take a look. okay? you don't have to agree. i want you to look in my eyes. i guarantee you, i guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuel. >> when ronald reagan -- excuse me, when, um, richard nixon started the war on cancer, he meant well. jedediah: that's quite a frontrunner, dan. >> i told you he is supposed to be the safe pick. >> he tells great stories. they are awesome. just none of those stories are actually true. that's the problem with joe biden right now. pete: back to your point about elizabeth warren. when you talk about ending fossil fuels. you are taking our economy backwards immediately.

and all of this has to do with climate change of their zealous activism in that direction. >> pete, we would be cave men. somebody needs a penalty flag in honor of the football -- there you go. 15 yards holding elizabeth warren repeat first down. pete, it's simply the dumbest thing i have ever heard in my life. we would be living in caves tomorrow morning without fossil fuels. this is just stupid. does she want to retake the industrial revolution and go back before the industrial revolution, too. this is insanity, come on. this isn't real. he had dan bongino, so easy a caveman could do it. >> there you go. geico. pete: 13 minutes after the top of the hour. former grey's anatomy star and now a former democrat as well. isaiah washington opening up about being a republican in hollywood. >> conservative or centric libertarian minded people, they are terrified to come out of the closet and say anything that's not in the line with the democratic

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pete: that's actor isaiah washington opening up about his decision to walk away from the democrat party on the latest episode of "nuff said" on fox nation with tyrus. here to react is lawrence jones. welcome as always. >> good morning. jedediah: when i see this i think it's an incredibly brave position for some of these actors in hollywood to take and come out and speak in support of trump in the age of blacklisting other actors, this is not easy to do. >> yeah. especially if you are in hollywood because your money is going to be on the line. and, so, you know, i commend him from going out there and speaking on the record. with you but thbut the way he fw many in the black community feel. i have been traveling the country for hannity and going to all of the communities. they don't care if you have an r or d in front of your name. they just want people to help solve the issues facing them today, the killing, the crime, the poverty, the

death poverty and destruction that have been caused by a lot of the liberal policies in the community. and wham times happens is the democrats show up, right, and they don't do anything for the community. and then you have the republicans that are afraid because they don't know if their policies are going to be accepted. so they don't show up. and so the community is left in limbo. what i'm looking for is from the right is a response like the cajun navy. we see them all the time during the hurricanes. they don't care where you come from. they see people are in despair and they show up every time. they rescue people and they help them to rebuild their life. if we were to do that, i think it would be a game changer. pete: lawrence, it's one thing to leave the democrat party and another thing to got next step and say i support president trump or his policies. here is isaiah washington on "nuff said" on fox nation. >> i have only become political like since i left the white house recently. [laughter] >> supporting the first step act.

i'm going to support the policy over the person. he is going to get something right and impact me and impact people in my community over the years of my lifetime, i'm going to support that. i'm going to be with that. pete: are we getting a reexamination of the president through -- >> it's about, look, look, it's about the policy. he said it very clearly. it's not about the man. i know people want to make it about red hats and all this type of stuff. there is genuine policy coming out of the white house that effects black americans. the democrats passed a crime bill that devastated our community. president trump passed a first step act, which undo. so damage that they did. if you are a black person and you realize that then there is no way you couldn't support some of the policies that the president is proposing. pete: lawrence, you mentioned the red hats. we didn't get to it as a topic. liberal authors even begging people not to wear maga hats not anything that has red on it. >> and these are the same people talking about

civility and to calm down and the president is mean with his tweets and then they do this type of stuff. pete: yeah. jedediah: thanks, lawrence, as always. pete: thank you, lawrence. >> thanks, guys. pete: on this story the artist is teaching everybody how to draw the president. he has four simple steps to do it. jedediah: he is putting our drawing skills to the test and it's coming up next. uh-oh. i'm not good ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on a can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed now only $899. plus 0% interest for 24-months on all beds. ends sunday.

jedediah: we are back with a fox news alert. the pentagon has identified a taliban suicide bombing. sergeant first class ortiz died in the blast in the

u.s. embassy in kabul on thursday. it was the second deadly attack this week as the u.s. works to finalize a peace deal with the taliban. and mit taking heat for reportedly pocketing millions of dollars in donations linked to jeffrey epstein. the new yorker reports the pets tinge just school hid their connection to the disgraced financier even after he was placed on the school's disqualified donor list. epstein is credited with securing at least $7.5 million in donations for their media lab. president trump declaring a big win for the courts. the president tweeting this morning, quote: i want to congratulate senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and all republicans. today i sign the 160th federal judge to the bench. within a short period of time we'll be at over 200 federal judges including many in the appellate courts and two great new u.s. supreme court justices. pete: that's a big deal for sure. thanks, jed. time to put our drawing skills to the test?

ed: new book how to draw different presidents in four easy steps. jedediah: here to show us how is award-winning illustrator john hutton. i'm the worst drawer in the world hopefully you will help me out. >> i'm a great teacher. if you can follow along. pete: who are we drawing? >> teddy roosevelt this morning. a president with a great deal of character and a favorite of many people. i think we will start four steps. jedediah: what he is supposed to look like. pete: i have the book, too. i have the cheat sheet. jedediah: of course, pete. ed: what stands out about him first. >> wonderful expression. famous for smile. big mustache. ed: bully pulpit. >> first step do the facial features. eyes, mouth and nose. do his eyes first.

and what you have to do put the different parts of the different places on this framework. so the eyes for him should be just a little bit below that middle line on either line. draw a big dot there for his eyes, make sure it's below the line. and then draw a circle around each dot for his eyeglasses. good round circle. he wears round eyeglasses, right? that's good. pete: i'm copying from the book. >> that's good. draw the thing model on nose. triangular nose. goes down to the next line. got to go down to the next line. shortage broad nose. something like that. pete is an artist. jedediah, you are doing a perfect job. ed: jed's is looking like mr. potato head.

pete: takes a lot of concentration. >> mustache next line where the mouth usually is draw a couple scribbles here. pete: i'm doing good, ed. ed: he has a cheat sheet. >> after we do v. done, this big broad square chin. draw down bottom oval. pete: you are doing great, jed. jedediah: don't even laugh. >> trace along the edge of the oval. ed: little ears. pete: kind of low. >> pete has got it right. that's exactly what you have got to do. where is the shape and where does it go on oval. ed: a few minutes. what do we do. >> s shape across the top of his head like that. and do another little loop over here. a little flip in his hair at the top. backwards s over there. pete: backward ss and turn. >> do it across the top like

this. pete: my teddy has a neck. jedediah: jed is gaining ground. >> catching up. now we have a little bit of his shirt and tie. pete: is that teddy chicken? [laughter] jedediah: that's so sad. >> it's a master piece. ed: and you were a teacher. jedediah: i was a teacher. you had the book. >> the book has more details. pete: you got it. ed: you could do clin clinton ad trump. jedediah: said everyone can draw. >> have you got to practice. jedediah: do i need to practice. thank you so much. ed: check out his book. pete: ed is back after donating part of his liver to his sister. ed: we are going to talk to a real hero an nypd detective who reached out to me recently during the process. because he donated his kidney to a marine vet's wife.

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[sobbing] jedediah: wow. pete: ed, for our viewers, you have had a heavy heart for a while and rightfully so. your sister colleen has a liver disorder and you as her brother have decided to step up and donate a portion of your liver. ed: it's been a long journey and it's good to talk about it. i hope it helps people because there are a lot of people who need organ donations. ed: she is on the list, the national list. it takes a long time. we don't know. i have got to try to help. pete: the process ask going to be a bit long. we will miss you on the couch. jedediah: ed henry who recently ha major surgery. he donated if you remember part of his liver to his sister colleen, they are both now in recovery. i believe we have ed on the phone. ed: we feel great. my vitals are good. we have succeeded in victory, i think, in winning our goal, which is to get my sister healthy. and her surgeon said as soon as he got the 30% of my liver and put it in her, it immediately started working. immediately.

jedediah: wow. ed: it's just an absolute miracle. griff: need to get you healthy. we can't get you back here fast enough, ed. pete: he is back after an incredible journey this summer donating a portion of his liver. ed: hard to watch. jedediah: the next story inspiring story. ed: he reached out to me a few days ago to see how i was doing which really touched me frankly, detective, because what you did is truly incredible. as i understand it you are walking through times square and heard somebody needed a kidney. somebody you didn't know. >> i actually saw it online the "new york post" had an article about ed winier who had a billboard donated to him and just said mark meyer said my name is mark winier i need a kidney. so i filled out the paperwork. and attempted to donate to him. unfortunately i wasn't a match. his hospital is new york presbyterian cornell. and at the time i was

waiting to -- for the results. i just did some research and found out that you can just donated your kidney to anybody. i asked them about that. they said oh, okay. that's a different pile of paperwork. so someone called me back the next day and i started the process to donate as altruistic donor. jedediah: that's incredible story. what. >> now that i donated my kidney i can't donate the other one. i try to advocate for living kidney donation. i saw that ed was coming back. and because of his experience that he is passionate about, living organ donation. i said hey, listen, if you ever do anything or any kind of segments where you want to talk about living organ donation i would be happy to help. within i think 30 minutes. i thought you you would never even respond back. you probably get a lot of messages. i appreciate that. pete: what has the recovery been like? you are a few months ahead of ed. actually you had a chance at city field to meet your recipient. >> it was awesome. the recovery for me is quite easy.

ed's journey was a little bit different. for kidney donation it's two days, three days max in the hospital. depending o on your job you can go back to work two and a half weeks, three weeks. if you are a fitness person, six weeks later there is no lifting restrictions. if you are a cross fit person, a runner, just go back to running. then my recipient said that she was a mets fan. so i figured i would take a shot and reach out to new york mets and see if they would have us meet there for the first time. i thought that would be a really cool experience. she agreed to do it and it was just an awesome experience. pete: i had fox news behind me. they supported me as an employer. it sounds like the nypd was. some people are afraid if i have got to take time off how would that impact my job couldn't talk big picture? particularly kidney there are people who need a lot more kidneys than liver. about being a living donor not that it's easy but it can be done and can you help so many people. >> absolutely. the two main reasons why people are reluctant to donate is one the financial

reason. if you are a federal employee or new york state employee you get 30 days paid vacation. that's very rare. i work for the best police department in the world. and new york city police department was very supportive. we have an awesome policy as fox does and was able for me to be out and still get my pay. but there is a lot of companies that, you know, people that want to donate and it's just thought possible. the other thing is people have a concern, you know, the most common response i gout was what if you one of your kids needs a kidney and you gave it kidney away. there are things in place now the national kidney registry that facilitated has a family voucher program it. takes that away. when you go to donate now even as nondirected donor i could identify five people, family members, friends, and they get a voucher for a kidney even though you don't need a kidney. 10 years downtown road all the sudden you need a kidney you pull out that voucher you are getting that kidney it. alleviates that. pete: appreciate what you do every day as a member of the nypd even more so very

inspiring man. we appreciate it. jedediah: you both are very inspiring men. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. we are going to turn to headlines for you now. felicity huffman begs for no prison time. prosecutors recommending a month behind bars after the actress pleaded guilty for 15 grand for someone to correct her daughter's sat answers. her lawyers are asking for probation and significant community service. she will be sentenced next week. a trespasser sets an american flag on fire outside a home. a doorbell camera catching a man torching the flag outside of the orlando house in the middle of the night. he stuck around for seven minutes, continually lighting the flag until it was completely turned. the homeowner has since replaced the flag with a new one. police are still investigating. and a little boy sharing his story of survival after being attacked by a mountain lion. >> shocked right next to me i just see this this

mountain lion jump on it. and then it kind of pounces on to me and he will kind of rolled down the hill. i pick up a stick, trying to jab it in the eye. but then the stick breaks. jedediah: 8-year-old pike carlson was saved by his dad who scared the cat off in florida. pike will need multiple surgeries and is now giving some advice about fighting big cats. >> they shouldn't because they cheat. >> how do they cheat? >> they scratch and bite. jedediah: good advice. the mountain lion was put down by wildlife officials. more than a third of parents say their favorite child is their pet. he haded what he? jedediah: new survey find that 34% love their if you are babies the most even over their own children. i have daisy, i have got to tell you. look at that face. how could you not love that face? my baby is not here yet, so but i'm saying, listen, have

you got to never forget the if you are babies,ment sometimes the real babies come in an. i have one baby on the way but they will be equally loved. pete: equally loved? jedediah: enough love for everybody to go around in my house. my husband, my puppy, my baby are all going to be loved. pete: i know rick loves dogs i want him to weigh in. rick: you are not going to get near him. pete is looking like you like have you two heads. pete: i didn't say anything. ed: it's written all over your face. rick: he needs a pet. ed: it will change everything. rick: all this work you were so creative with your sign. >> yes, i was. in the middle of a hurricane. i didn't even write it. rick: flip it to the other side, will you? [laughter] do you know what that j.d. means, guys? janice dean, right? >> that's right, it was a little too cold for her yesterday morning to come out. that's what ed told us.

rick: you came all the way with a sign here and you said you love janice dean. >> oh, and you. rick: nicely done. we love janice as well. take a look at the maps and show us what's going on. champions chilly everybody saying it's chilly. in the 50's. really cool. feels like fall plant across the northeast across the southeast it's just hot and going to continue that way the next number of days but dry for the most part. weave do have, obviously, dorian still more hours to deal with rain cape cod and the islands and areas down east main and we will be done with this by the afternoon. by tomorrow monsoonal moisture moving in to arizona and new mexico. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> all right. we love "fox & friends." [cheers] ed: i wanted to mention living donor.org is the website can you go to to hear more about what detective lollo was saying. i know a lot of people will go and sign up. very cool. jedediah: even though the

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our next guest there is fighting back here with more is allegheny council chairman also a marine corps veteran. we appreciate your service, sir. welcome. >> thank you. good morning, ed. >> good morning. what is your reaction to specifically what's hang in your community where if you are in any way associated with the president they are trying to shut your business down? >> ed, i think it's an awful trend taking place not just here but across the country. what you have is you have folks trying to take and use campaign finance laws which are designed to keep politicians accountable. to take and harass just citizens exercising their first amendment rights. >> absolutely. >> to me this is unacceptable. and i think the thing with the post that bothered me even more it, wasn't just the businesses they were targeting, they talked about going after individual donors and creating a map that could be searched onto the street level. now, i'm afraid that that that could possibly be used to harass, intimidate or even worse just individuals,

again people who don't agree with somebody in a particular snapshot in time. ed: i want to dig deeper. we have that graphic ready this map being created in the pittsburgh area, it said all trump donors in the pittsburgh area will be data based and placed on a map. that way you know which one of your neighbors voted for trump and who to keep your children away from. beyond all of the central harassment, the threats that you talk, about you also have a first amendment right of speaking out for how support, what you believe in this country? >> absolutely, they are violating people's right to free association and right to free speech. this is coming from the quote, unquote tolerant left. what kind of lesson are they teaching their children if they are telling their kids hey you can't play with billy next door because his father supported donald trump. ed: last point, is this a modern day mccarthyism? we have heard that thrown

around. >> absolutely it. goes beyond mccarthyism. tactics bully people drive free speech from the public square. it's fascist. unacceptable in america. ed: we have heard some people say you are not allowed to wear red hats because it looks like a trump hat. unbelievable some of these developments. we appreciate your insight this morning. >> thank you very much, ed. ed: it is national tailgate day. a little of fun here as well. helping you step up your tailgate game. how about gloves to keep your hands warm and your beer cold all for less than 20 bucks. mega morning deal the tailgating edition ♪ we'll wake up all the neighbors ♪ until the whole world hates us ♪ and the cops show up ♪ try to shut

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>> ♪ i can see your dreams, i don't know how you do what you do, i'm so in love with you ♪ jedediah: nice song. pete: it's one of those popular wedding songs these days. i mean, not surprising it's a great song. jedediah: it's perfect. pete: we've been talking about all morning. jedediah: yeah, your favorite first dance wedding songs and we asked you guys to e-mail us and comments are pouring in so here is a look at your wedding songs. we have an e-mail from ken and tonya, we got married on june 1 of this year. we chose "major moves" as our song, and it was perfect. pete: let's listen in. well ken made a major move on tonya and it worked out. ed: listen to the song from john and mary by the way. they say our wedding song, 52

years ago, 1967, it was "only you." >> ♪ ♪ pete: and we got an e-mail from david and marlene, and it says we danced to the classic, frank sinatra's "the way you look tonight" on january 23, 1999. wow. ed: by the way we talked about whether we should have two breakfasts now, a little egg or yogurt and then have something more later on. jedediah: and that something more is, ed? ed: it's in river edge, new jersey they reached out to me and they say they make a breakfast pizza. they want to bring a food truck to fox & friends we may take you up on that, lisa and tony they welcomed me back which i appreciate. they say they put eggs and bacon on top of everything. jedediah: on pizza. pete: definitely good. you could throw sausage in there too. jedediah: i've never seen a breakfast pizza. pete: you've never seen a

breakfast pizza? jedediah: all different kinds of pizza. pete: where do you live, green land? jedediah: [laughter] pete: this is new york city. everything you can imagine to include breakfast pizza. jedediah: italians do traditional pizza though. we keep it really simple. ed: did we buy greenland or something? we thought about it. speaking of some of those, eating his way across the country is our campaign correspondent is peter doocy, and the 2020 democrats are facing a test at this weeks new hampshire democratic convention, 19 candidates scheduled to attend. pete: that includes front runner joe biden, some say, whose trying to cement his status atop the pole. jedediah: peter doocy is live with what we can expect. what's going on? >> good morning, everybody. welcome back, ed. of all of those somebody who might have been having the biggest surge is in this crush of people somewhere outside the new hampshire democratic party convention it's elizabeth warren

she's been doing very well, second place behind joe biden, and a lot of the early polls, the national polls and the joe biden campaign told us recently they think he's got a problem with any group with younger voters and last night at one of his events one of the youngest people confronted him about climate change, suggesting that his plan to get rid of greenhouse gas is not as ambitious as some of the others like warren. listen to this. >> i guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuel and i am not going to stop there. but before 2050 god willing. it can't be done by 2030, no, there's not one single person that's argued it can be done by that but it can be done by 2050. reporter: and biden officials also told us on a conference call this week they think he is vulnerable in new hampshire because even though he's got a big lead nationally and here in

new hampshire there are two democratic contenders, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, who are from states right next door, and that is reflected a little bit and i'll have brett, our faffer show you. you've got big noisy crowds for kamala harris, elizabeth warren, andrew yang, the yang gang is down there, beto o'rourke has his people on the borner but we don't see a president at events like this for joe biden. now, the question is over the next couple of months does that matter? back to you in new york. pete: thank you very much. this is the new hampshire democrat state convention which means you've got hard core activists coming together, and that's got to be reason for some concern for joe biden, if not of the activists are going for him. ed: or very few. pete: and the activists are there eventually does that catch up to him in the natural pole? >> i think so, one person i can't take much more, i have to be honest beto o'rourke, on the scale of 0-10, of 10 being annoying he's surpassed mayor

deblasio. i really can't do much more of it so i don't know how he's going to do but kirsten gillibrand accepted out and maybe beto won't be far behind. pete: they are all going to this next debate. ed: not all of them but the big one. pete: the big ones. ed: one of the people as we mentioned, he's atop the polls but sort of maybe a shakey front runner is joe biden. he's been getting upset with reporters, asking about the so-called gaffes that pop-up but then take a look at this tape in the last few days he's added to the list. >> i'm the only guy that's beating the nra. got assault weapons banned for 10 years and the last president said no i'm not going to re authorize. i doubt if any of you saw it you'd see what happened in charlottesville in 2017. but kid o, i want you to just take a look. you don't have to agree but i want you to look in my eyes. i guarantee you we're going to

end fossil fuel. when ronald regan, excuse me, when richard nixon started the war had on cancer he meant well. jedediah: can you imagine honestly the media reaction if donald trump were making these blunders? i understand donald trump makes his own fair share of mistakes but every day we come in there's a new blunder by biden and the media is staying completely silent or they make excuses, oh, it's far as his ability this is starting to get nuts now it's every day. pete: if you're that sleepy and you go to a convention and you don't have any energy for your candidacy i don't know how long you continue to stay atop that especially as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have seen increases in the progressive side of the party has all of the energy. ed: speaking about that energy on the left, we had dan bongino on last hour and he was saying look while biden has that shakey front runner status some of the other candidates with energy on the left they have ideas.

watch. this is the far left of the democratic party this is the party of open borders, 90% tax rate, government run health care , taxpayer funded healthcare for the entire world, whether you're here legally or illegally this part say in real trouble and compound that with the other problem that the democrat party is having now in 2020. there are three lanes to the nomination pete. there is the insider pick, the ideological pick and the outsider lane. all three people leading those lanes are none of those things. ed: there's another lane called the incumbent lane and that's president trump and he's dealing with an economy that a lot of people have been trying to talk down and yet there's more evidence on friday it's still pretty strong. jedediah: the facts speak for themselves. let's take a look about that the august jobs report in particular showing the labor force participation rate is up, hourly wages are up, they just african american unemployment rate fell to the lowest ever, so this is what we've been talking about for a really long time.

you see stats right up in the screen to show you percentages but we've been talking about how democrats are going to play up this economy. how are they out there talking about the economy? well they're not. they're not saying much of anything and talking about climate change, you got pete buttigieg out there talking about abortion saying some ridiculous far left extremist things and very hesitant to talk about the economy because what do you say when you have numbers like this coming in that are solid and good that people are feeling good about every day and those dinner table conversations are getting better for people when they have more of their hard earned cash in their pockets. pete: when they do talk about it they talk about strangling entire industries like the energy sector. like fossil fuels gone in 10 years. do you know what that would do to our economy on day one when you're president? so even the things they're talking about would take us backwards, where larry kudlow, one of the president's chief economic advisors spoke recently about what's really going on with the economy. listen. >> the household service from which unemployment rates are

derived, household survey tends to be smaller businesses, newer businesses, and a leading indicator exploded. 590,000 new jobs in the household survey. that is virtually unprecedented. america's working. america's getting paid well. america is spending and saving and producing. pete: so we just like we heard, russia russia russia for the longest time wirehairing recession, recession, recession, and the numbers don't show it. ultimately voters feel what they feel and if they feel better off than they were four years ago they will vote in that direction . ed: and jerome powell the fed chair gave a speech yesterday also saying he's not seeing a recession. there's headwinds on straight. jedediah: the talking points don't matter, if you feel better

and can send your kid to summer camp, those are the things that matter not what some politician in d.c. is telling you what's happening. pete: you're looking around thinking the flag is a good thing and we're not evil. the left is so far gone. jedediah: we'll turn to some headlines for you now. three new deaths blamed, the cases in indiana, california and minnesota bring the nationwide total to five deaths. the cdc says some type of chemical exposure is likely linked to severe lung disease. one couple whose son is in a medically induced coma likely due to vaping joined us earlier for a warning for parents. >> my son has been vaping for a year and a half, and he's already at that point. it's a much different ballgame. it's a very potent ballgame. jedediah: the cdc investigating 450 possible vaping-related illnesses. and iran announcing a new breach to the 2015 nuclear deal. the middle eastern nation said it started using advanced

systems to enrich uranium and warn europe there was little time left to save the accord. iran has already broken the deal 's limits on uranium, stockpiling enrichment levels. president trump holds the u.s. from the past last year. >> and president trump is holding a rally in north carolina monday ahead of a special election tuesday. the president will be joined by state senator dan bishop whose vying for a seat in the u.s. house. this as the president announces another rally in new mexico later this month. the state voted for hillary clinton in 2016 and president obama before that, but the president's campaign hopes the recent economic boom could swing voters. pete: it is interesting to see how campaigns view the map because trump can go to new mexico, and minnesota and states where they think they have opportunities this time. ed: democrats think they have shots in places in texas and georgia. we've been talking all morning about your first dance wedding song and you've been weighing in on that. another fun one was should there

be a second breakfast recognized officially? you might have a little breakfast before work starts and middle of the morning you're feeling hunger pains. 62% say yes. there should be a second breakfast. the average american has a second breakfast at least once a week, on average. that's what we're told from the survey. jedediah: check out america's top 10 favorite breakfast foods at number 10, doughnut, home fri es, oatmeal, fresh foot, cereal, bacon, pancakes, toast, sausage and number one is eggs. i say i am excited about a second breakfast. lunch can be boring but you throw in pancakes at noon you're a happy camper. pete: i'm all for eating what you want, you don't need a second breakfast, we already have a breakfast just have a snack or leftovers. ed: i think dorothy might agree with you. sent an e-mail saying we have a second breakfast already, called brunch. let's use the words we already have. jedediah: we got an emajority ill from brad.

how can a list of favorite breakfast foods not include grit s or sausage? pete: great point. and connie says i'm having number one eggs, pancakes and bacon hopefully while watching the show. jedediah: great combo, won't lie you guys are making us hungry. ed: i'm going for a third breakfast. pete: maybe we'll get jedediah a breakfast pizza. jedediah: i'm down. pete: well, its happened again. an illegal immigrant charged with a horrific crime. this time shooting a sheriffs deputy in california. ed: our next guest on was brutal ly murdered by an illegal immigrant in the state. she has a message for the lawmakers they may not want to hear. those bonds were definitely tested. frog leg, for my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food

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ed: a california sheriff is now blasting his state stacey abrams laws after all illegal immigrant who was released from custody went on to shoot one of his very own deputies. >> our immigration policies need to be revamped because

we're going to continue to have more of this situation happen, because this guy should have never been in this country, plain and simple. ed: well our next guest is an angel mom and now joining that sheriff in calling for very serious immigration reform. she lost her only son, ronald de silva when he was murdered in california by an illegal immigrant gang member. that mom joins us now. good morning, agnes. >> good morning, thank you for having me. ed: we appreciate you coming here to tell your story and i'm so sorry for your loss when i look at that picture i think about my own children and i wonder particularly what's striking to me is that we're learning this morning that your son's killer may be about to be released. is that true? >> yes, i received a letter from the prison stating that he's going to be released november 23 of this year and possibly one or two days earlier and that he has an i.c.e. detainer and the i.c.e. detainer may be removed prior to his

release. this is an outrage in the state of california. we citizens are not being protected, because our governor is harboring and protecting criminals and illegal aliens. this has to stop. how many lives would deneed to sacrifice? ed: very strong words and i certainly understand your pain. can you please explain to me the context how long is your son's killer been in prison, and how in the world has it been a long time or has this been a pretty light sentence and how in the world is he getting out? >> well, the judge convinced him to take a plea bargain. he was going to first or second degree murder and the judge convinced him to take a plea bargain to voluntary manslaughter, got 11 years the max, for using a firearm 10 years which by the way governor jerry brown took that off the table so there was no gun enhancement charges any more and his release date would have been next year and the date kept getting shorter and shorter, so here we are, knowing that there was another felon, or excuse me

because in california we cannot call them newly-returned from where, hawaii? this is an insanity. we know criminals are being released back into the streets, hurting and shooting innocent people and law enforcement. this has to stop. i stand with the sheriff. ed: president trump has highlighted you and other angel moms and dads frankly around this country and is oftentimes mocked by democratic politicians , that this is sort of not a big deal in the grander scheme of things and some democratic politicians as i understand when you go to capitol hill or your state senate, state house there in california they don't even want to meet with you and look you in the eye. what's your message to them this morning? >> i'm coming to d.c. on the 24 , 25 and 26. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kamala harris, please give me an appointment. i want to meet with you. you need to look at me in my face and my eyes and tell me

it's okay that my son and thousands of other victims have been killed at the hands of illegal alien crimes and i want you to tell me that there's no crisis in the state. we are doing a big program where we are trying to recall gavin newsom. this guy is destroying california because of his hatred for a great president, donald j. trump. ed: we grieve with you this morning for sure. i know our audience does. you're a very brave woman to speak out and i hope that you'll make us a promise to come back after that visit to washington and tell us how it went okay? >> i will. thank you. ed: thank you, ag agnes. nfl quarterback drew bruce wants kids to bring bibles to school. his message, he's firing back and it has everybody talking this morning and we'll be bringing it to you in just a moment. (ding) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief...

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ed: we're back with a fox news alert, hurricane dorian still out there heading out to sea after slamming the carolina coast with some really catastrophic flooding. jedediah: the storm being blamed for at least 43 deaths in the bahamas as thousands of evacuees arrive on a cruise ship in florida. pete: steve harigan is live with the latest. steve? good morning. reporter: some stunning new images coming out of the destruction in the northern bahamas. aerial favorite breakfasts as well as satellite imagery show the before and after pictures and the after pictures just show what is gone, entire neighborhoods simply missing from those pictures, as many as 13,000 houses destroyed by the storm, and you could hear those helicopters behind me, that's the u.s. coast guard they've been carrying out rescues on a

daily basis saving more than 200 people bringing them here to nassau, for medical attention and president trump has pledged the temperature used usa to the bahamas. president trump: i want to give my warmest, best wishes to the people of the bahamas. the united states has come in with the coast guard and tremendous numbers of people working there we're bringing food, we're bringing water, we're working hard, we're with you and god bless you. reporter: in those areas of real destruction there has been real concern about reports of looting we were there yesterday, and we spoke with a young woman who said that she too has taken part in looting. here is what she had to say. >> i went into the pharmacies and got various items that were needed. reporter: what kind of things did you take? >> i got food, water,

toiletries, diapers for children who were in the shelters who needed them, and medicine. reporter: how do you feel about doing that? >> it was a blow to nikon sheens because i'm not that type of person, but i did it because it was needed. reporter: the death toll now stands at 43 but there are still thousands of people up accounted for. back to you. ed: he's done some outstanding reporting already stick with us all weekend long as we continue to track the storm. pete: devastating stuff. well, here in the states kids are back in school, and it's only a matter of time before they tell you they need to stay home. ed: how do you tell if they're fibbing or telling the truth? jedediah: here to put us to the test is associate professor of medicine and nyu health dr. raj. i know you're going to test our skills. we've got truth or fib signs ready to go and before i start i want to say of course you always want to address your kid's concerns and take them seriously they should feel comfortable

telling you whatever is going on pete: take my kids seriously? >> we all know we've done it ourselves. kids especially at the beginning of the year they don't want to go back-to-school they may embellish a little bit on their symptoms, so let's start with our first question. your child complains that their stomach hurts and they just don't want to go to school. do you think they are telling the truth or fibbing? jedediah: tough. true. all right so this is one where it could be a fib and this is because a lot of children, adulters as well, we carry our stress in our tummy and for kids especially if they are complaining about stomach aches it might be a sign they are anxious, you do want to ask is there bullying going on anything else concerning them however if they have vomiting or diarrhea associated, for sure keep them at home. that's a sign of infection. you got it right. pete: that was a fib. they could be dehydrated so symptoms like that keep them

home until they are better. number two. your child complains of a headache and they don't want to go to school what do we think about that? truth or fib? jedediah: fib. >> yeah, headaches are actually fairly unusual in children and if they are complaining about it , it could be tension or stress. i would go with a fib on this one, however, if your child has a severe headache and if there's any neck stiffness or trouble with their vision this is actually a potential sign of meningitis. you want to get them to the er right away, fever, neck pain associated with the headache. pete: next one? >> number three your child complains of a cold and runny nose, they just don't feel up to going to school what do we think about this? truth, truth, truth. well, fib. you can't fake a runny nose they have it and you see it, however often it's not serious enough to keep them home from school. i mean, we kept kids home every time they had a runny nose schools would be empty so when you want to keep them home if

they have a fever or a cough keeping them up at night, so they are exhausted, and not eating properly. ed: that would be truth okay. >> you're getting a theme here. okay number four your child complains of a sore throat and doesn't want to go to school. what do we think about that? jedediah: i would say truth. >> okay, a mild sore throat is the start of a regular cold, not necessarily a reason to keep them home, however, it can be very serious so the severe sore throat if you can look in the back of their mouth it looks angry or red or spots on it keep them home, call your doctor. jedediah: pete was like fib, fib , fib. get up and get to school! jedediah: thank you so much. pete: well, nfl quarterback drew bruce responding to backlash after encouraging kids to bring bibles to school. i lived by two very simple christian fundamentals. love the lord with all your

heart, mind and soul and love your neighbors and yourself so the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are completely untrue. pete: good for him it's a story everyone is talking about this morning. so what's wrong with that? jedediah: plus it is national tailgating day, looking to upgrade your game? well, chris the cyberguy has a top test to kickoff your new season and he is coming up with that. >> ♪ ♪ when you're not able to smile, you become closed off.

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>> bring your bible to school day and share god's love with friends. you're not alone. pete: that didn't seem too controversial did it? jedediah: i think not. pete: that is new orleans states star quarterback drew brees an outspoken christian supporting annette on october 3. if you don't know about it you're learning about it today. it's bring your bible to school day which encourages kids because we live in a free country, freedom of speech and religion to bring their bible to their public school or any school and represent their faith openly. drew brees a christian said i support this and put out that video. jedediah: you'd i that would be

non-controversial. newsweek, drew brees, new orleans saints quarterback, focusing on the family, needs to apologize. new york daily news, drew brees is the biggest hypocrite and i think this came from focus on the family was the controversy because they are viewed as an organization by some that it's anti-gay, and conversion therapy but the silence without association everybody just stopped and didn't listen to what he said. ed: so many tried to link him to the group and the positive message drew brees is promoting here at the beginning of the football season, so he went on social media to clear it up and say wait a second. i'm a christian, who doesn't just, you know, sort of talk the talk but i walk the walk, watch. >> i'd like to set the record straight. i live by two very simple christian fundamentals. that love the lord with all your heart, mind, and soul, and love your neighbors and yourself so the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are

completely untrue. what i did was i submitted a video recently encouraging kids to bring their bibles to school for national bring your bible to school day. to bring your bible to school, to be able to live out your faith with confidence and i even gave one of my favorite bible versus. it was as simple as that. pete: file this one under no good deed goes unpinnished, ultimately the mob of the internet went after him and he lives in a very diverse liberal city, new orleans fans are republicans and democrats straight and gay and he says this is about the bible and faith and kids in our country this is a good effort but the mob went after him and good for him for standing up. ed: some of drew brees' fans are speaking out, out viewers, drew brees from jonathan is a standup athlete in person, his wife as well as they do so much for the community and i applaud his stance on his fate. jedediah: we got a tweet, whatever happened to free speech if you don't want to bring a bible don't but he has every

right to promote hat he believes pete: and a tweet says i'm an atheist and do not feel threaten ed in the east if people bring their bibles to school. a lot of christians have been angry for a long time that the bible got ripped out of schools in the first place. say what you want about your faith but the bible is the textbook of western civilization if you don't understand the story of our narrative it's hard to have a collective conversation. you don't have to ram beliefs down someone's throat to understand history and faith. ed: drew brees standing his ground having a very serious message but is also the kickoff of the football season and we have fun little tailgating let's toss it over to rick. rick: we are celebrating football season with a tailgate on fox scare here with tech tips , to tech out your tailgate. >> it's about upgrading and getting the right gear. good morning, how are you? you know, polar bear coolers i love them, hey, jedediah, so this is the three-day installation sensation. what that means is you could put ice in there and guess what i

put this ice in here yesterday look at me it's like it just came out of the ice maker. jedediah: wow. and polar bear coolers are also offering us 25% off with the code "fox" if you go to polar bear coolers.com, code fox will get you 25% off this is a brand new the first we've seen of it this just came out these are some of the best soft sided insulated coolers and the kind of things you buy once in life and you keep it for the rest of your life. pete: i got one of these and it's amazing. i love these. we travel it's perfect for a tailgate party. jedediah: how much do they run by the way? they start under $100, so under $100 they start and they go up from there, is it 24 pack they have doubled that size anyway -- rick: you could put ice in it and your kid will be fine when they enter kindergarten. >> you've obviously heard of this because for over 100 years

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jedediah: imagine when you order a piece of these it looks like one of these am i right? >> you've seen this, this is not as big as you're used to looking at one of the grills that you can get, these are amazing for smoking and grilling and this has legs that easily turn the knobs and you can pack it back up in your car after the tailgate party. incredible. i want you to try this steak though this is incredible right here. and then omaha has got you can order it online and then when we unleash the microphone to pete, you can have your own party in the parking lot. rick: do you want to take a try at one of them? which song do you want me to sing? rick: unchained melody. >> this is great, $159 we'll have it all online if you go to cyberguy.com or fox & friends .com. jedediah: great job. thanks so much as always. we've got headlines for you now.

the american airlines mechanic accused of tampering with a jet made his first court appearance. prosecute odd r admitted to gluing foam inside a system that tracks vital info like speed because he was angry about stalled contract talks. the plane never took off as pilots aborted the flight. aviation expert kyle bailey joined us earlier to explain how they spotted the issue. >> there's typically two of these on the airplane. if one fails or isn't working it'll give you a disagreement light or the pilot will see one is in operative. jedediah: both american and the mechanics union condemned the mans action and major league baseball now considering opioid testing in the wake of pitcher tyler skaggs accidental overdose death. he died in his texas hotel room in july and had a mix of fentanyl, oxycodone and alcohol in his system. while all players are subject to testing for performance enhanc ing drugs players are only tested for opioid yields if

there's a reasonable cause to do so. a race car driver survives a more horrific crash at the italian grand prix. i think we now can show you what happened to alex. oh, my goodness. that is a horrific sight. jedediah: wow, the 19-year-old's car launching into the air and flipping several times before crashing and the australian was visibly shaken as he walked away but incredibly he will be okay. pete: wow. jedediah: and a very brave rescue caught on camera check this out. jedediah: oh, in california helping free a bear that got stuck in a dumpster poor baby at first the animal seemed to be

scared but after some gentle nudges he leaps out and walks away. ed: what do you think the bear was thinking? jedediah: he was trying to say thank you. pete: is that a rescue or just prevention of darwinism doing this link? a bear stuck in a dumpster you're probably missing something. jedediah: it's important like human/bear connection. i like that. pete: you like a human/bear connection. are you sure about that? ed: i don't miss these conversations. jedediah: right? pete: well these couple of guys you know them and love them they served our country and now are here on fox & friends, combat veteran, joey jones are here to talk about that possible peace deal if you can call it that with the taliban in afghanistan. they're coming up, next.

the united states view is that the best way forward is a political agreement and that's what we're working diligently on

right now, and that means that doesn't mean we'll take any deal but we want to make sure we have a good deal, a good enough deal that guarantees at least the security of our countries going forward. pete: despite recent suicide bombings in the region overnight pentagon chief mark esper says the u.s. is getting closer to a good deal with the taliban. but is a good deal with our enemy even possible? here to weigh in fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine bomb technician joey jones and infantry captain and author of the new book "all out war" sean parnell. both of you guys are veterans of the afghan, i served in afghanistan as well. when you look at the nature of this, joey, is a good peace deal even obviously possible here? >> no, i don't think so. can there be a good deal for us? the president seems to think so and his advisors do. the first thing i would do today is every time one of our soldiers dies overseas during

these talks i'd go down to guantanamo and execute the captain. we have to show we're not just looking for an exit strategy if that's what they believe we're doing, which is what it looks like they have the time, they will wait it out but if they understand we're not going to let them do the things they've done before to include 9/11 or harboring people like that then we might have a place of negotiation we're killing it while talking to them, we spent 20 years taking them away or fighting over them it sounds like negotiating a loss and i don't believe we deserve that. pete: we're hearing the propaganda saying this isn't a peace deal. it's a surrender or a treasury treat. how can you have a peace deal when a piece is not a part of it the biggest red flag of the deal is the pakistan taliban are not a part of it. a week ago they attacked a major city, there was a car bombing in kabul, they just killed a u.s. soldier,, so again, there's

only peace on one side of this thing. it's a major red flag and also, something that people need to consider there is a massive humanitarian component here, where every afghan that came out of the shadows and fought side by side with u.s. troops we made them a promise we would be there , they rushed into am bus, little boys and girls that were brave enough to come out of the homes and learn how to read, every single one of those people , the taliban will show them no mercy when we leave tens of thousands of people will die and that is not hyperbole. >> we're taking less than half the troops we have like 5,000 troops, and there's maybe 13,000 there, so it's not like we're completely removing ourselves from the country but what i believe is the halle ban will not be happy and they will continue this iran-style narrative where but you said or but you said you would because they don't want us there. the whole reason the taliban exists is that this type of influence was we don't want the westerners in our region eventually in our caliphate, and

so the idea of having a region of the world that western influence, especially christian influence is not present, that's what they want. so we have 6,000 troops or 600 troops that's enough and they say because we're there it'll be that type of negotiation. pete: last word real quick. >> the president is on the right track here. he's going to drop down to 8,500 troops, what he needs to understand is we need to move to a counter terror mission where we are targeting the worst of the worst, keeping the enemy on their toes it gives the afghan government the space and time they need to grow the president is on the right track, stay the course with good instincts for negotiation. pete: we can quit a war but that doesn't mean our enemies quitting going after us. >> the nation never decides to go into war. we're forced into it. pete: well said also, sean's new book, "all out war" the first one was great. >> thank you have much i really appreciate the time.

pete: thank you both appreciate your time this morning. on to also very important things it is national tailgating day, so essential a car of course is the best option for those game daypart its, coming up. >> ♪ ♪ ♪

ed: all right, so all morning we've been celebrating national tailgating day on fox square and here to show the vehicles, you know them that will make you the envy of the parking lot is the auto expert mike. >> i feel like i'm the only one like really representing a true team, right?

i still don't say san diego or la. ed: so the ford explorer is a car that people have known for a long time. >> 8 million. ed: so what keeps this at the top of its game? >> this is americas number one selling suv, and all new just launched about a month ago. ed: it's a hybrid. >> 500 miles of range. a price of $352 to lease this vehicle, and it's under $33,000 and a great family vehicle so if you think about it we're talking about tailgating, ford feel, detroit lions, but this thing is stunning and it's available on the market. ed: all-american i'll hand you off to pete. >> we'll go over to pete. pete: i've got this vehicle, it's a minivan you've got to sell me on a minivan. >> it makes sense this is one of those sporty minivans in the marketplace that you have kids are you ready for this? it comes with a rigid vacuum cleaner so at the end of your tailgate you can back it up but it's called stow and go seating in the back. drop it down in the rear. let's say that you got your charcoal for barbecue and

tailgate, just swipe your leg under the rear and the back of the vehicle will open up throw it in the back with the vacuum cleaner as well. pete: i thought the button was unnecessary and then i might be able to live with that. lease price is about $327 for this vehicle right here. pricing starts. pete: over to jed. jedediah: because i'm a kid at heart. what's really cool about this vehicle, this is the hybrid version toyota corolla, one of the favorite little sedans of all-time and here is what's really cool. it has an app in it called remote connect, you can drive in a parking lot at a football stadium and say find me the open parking spot and it will find you a parking spot. so you think about putting stuff in the back this is a vehicle that starts under $20,000 with split seating in the back meaning you can throw your barbecue in the rear and it gives you more room to play bags or corn holes. ed: hyundai is known as a low budget car but their is their

entry into luxury. >> $33,000, it's three-seater and the ultimate of luxury it's a great vehicle, introduced into the marketplace. this is the one you want. pete: well done. more fox & friends in just a moment. when you shop for your home at wayfair,

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