can security. >> it's a very serious attack. the good news is, it was soon put out. wow, quite a way to start a we'll be working with our partners in the government of game. that wraps up this hour of "fox saudi arabia on appropriate & friends first." thanks for joining us. measures and responses. on the u.s. side, we don't have "fox & friends first" continues right now. a hostile actor like the houthis bye-bye. rob: it is monday, that are supported by the september 16th and a fox news iranian government with any alert, tens of thousands of auto range towards the united states. workers now on strike against drones do present a homeland general motors, bringing production to a screeching halt security concern. we have new authority last year from congress to do research and for the first time in more than a decade. gillian:.>> they're saying gm ig development and start to put counter measures in across our various missions, whether the profits ahead of the workers. secret service, or tsa we're live with how this could impact you. protecting airports and aviation plus, a crucial clarification infrastructure. from the new york times to its it's a key issue we're getting better at right now. latest brett kavanaugh bomb rob: let's get to weather now. we have a hurricane, now shell. rob: the democrats didn't let spinning right off the coast of facts get in the way from the late test calls to re3406 -- florida. tropical storm humberto has been latest calls to remove kavanaugh upgraded to a category 1 hurricane overnight with winds from the bench. >> you have to be brave and around 75 miles per hour. stand up for your rights. rob: one woman says her humberto is not expected to make land bahamas, community refused to lay a pro-trump brick that she paid

for. >> she laid down the law and got some islands getting up to 6 inches of rain weeks after her support set in stone "fox & dorian that island needs. friends first" continues right >> luckily the worst of it skipped the most vulnerable now. parts of the bahamas. we'll be watching it. it will become a category 2, ♪ latest advisory has it ♪ just what i needed. strengthening. it's still a 1, but with ♪ i needed what i 85-mile-an-hour sustained winds. we are expecting it to strengthen. the good news is for the most needed. part it's going to remain ♪ just what i needed. ♪ i needed someone to bleed. offshore. we're going to feel indirect impacts like high waves, rough surf, ripcurrents up and down the east coast. ♪ but we expect the storm to continue its northeast pattern. rob: great song there. we lost another rock legend bermuda will have to watch for this because it is going to yesterday, rick ocasic from the strengthen and come very close cars, the front man dying on to bermuda. sunday, a couple days after we don't think it's going to make a direct landfall on eddie money died. bermuda but again, we'll have to >> they say things happen in certainly watch it. threes. here is the next possible named hopefully this time it doesn't. the cars inducted into the rock storm out in the atlantic, 80% and roll hall of fame last year. good morning, you're watches chance of formation over the next five days and let's take a look at the computer models. "fox & friends first." it's fill still a lot of time o

i'm carley shimkus. rob: a bomb shell correction watch this. all indications are it's going overnight. to continue to move out to sea the new york times walking back its report of alleged sexual and not impact the east coast. but we have to watch these misconduct by justice brett things, obviously. the rest of the country, not too kavanaugh, saying the victim has no recollection of this decades bad. still hot across the southwest. the southern plains, the gulf old incident. >> griff jenkins joins us live coast, in towards the southeast. from washington as democrats mostly sunny here in new york push for the justice's city. impeachment. >> look at that. this sounds like a total error look at that plug right there. rob: i was in houston for a by the new york times. couple days for the debate. >> reporter: this is a major it is so hot. correction coming from the new york times, revising its sorry >> hot, humid. i lived there for a few years about new sexual misconduct and you could never get control of the hair. allegations against justice rob: they have an eight month kavanaugh from his time at yale. summer. it goes forever. president trump is headed to this surfaces from max steyer. new mexico today. turns out the allegations were the president holding a campaign uninvestigated and the accuser rally, hoping to flip the state doesn't remember the incident. red. the times writing this we new mexico has not voted for a republican president since corroborated this story with two george w bush in 2004. officials. tonight, president trump is expected to highlight the the female student declined to be interviewed and friends say economy, immigration enforcement she doesn't recall the episode, and all-time lola at this know

this after the president was vigorously defending his supreme -- low latino unemployment. court justice, tweeting brett rob: the falcons outlasted the kavanaugh should start suing people for libel or the justice eagles, 24-20n 20 in a nail bit, department should come to his rescue, the lies being told about him are unbelievable false as they sealed it with a late accusations, when does it stop. touchdown. in los angeles, it was a bad they are trying to influence his day for the saints. the refs blew a big call, opinions. can't let that happen. the correction comes after erasing a touchdown after what appeared to be a rams fumble, nearly all of the 2020 democratic candidates began calling for kavanaugh's calling it an incomplete pass, a impeachment, starting with two feeling the saints know all too of the senators who grilled well, considering what happened kavanaugh the most a year ago, last year. >> drew brees left early with a kamala harris and cory booker and warren, sanders, castro and buttigieg. hand injury. rams won that one. vice president biden said this in denver, the chicago bears weekend's r report in the new york times raises questions got redemption for last year's about the integrity of the confirmation process that put kicking woes by nailing a brett kavanaugh on the supreme court in the first place and game-winning field goal. beto o'rourke had this to say. >> the american people deserved watch. >> and the kick is good! it's good, and the bears win it! better and given the fact that it appears as though brett >> the kicker becoming the hero kavanaugh lied under oath, which of chi town.

is a crime, i think that he has chicago beat the broncos, 16-13, disqualified himself for service just as time expired. rob: that was a crazy game. on the supreme court and he >> crazy ending, yeah. should step down or he should be the time now, 11 minutes after the hour. impeached. >> reporter: as you know, many microsoft on thin ice, dozens times these corrections happen and people move on, although my guess is you'll hear more about arrested demonstrating the big it today. tech company for supporting there are no indications a that immigration officials. brandon judd joins us live next there are any plans to impeach to call out this dangerous kavanaugh. chuck grassley said he will leftist narrative. defend kavanaugh. rob: there's a lot of talk some people did something about this. said a freshman congresswoma con we'll analyze it more coming up. thanks so much. a fox news alert, breaking from minnesota, on that day, overnight, nearly 50,000 general members of al-qaida killed over motors workers walk off the job. employees at america's largest 3,000 people. that's what some people did. rob: what a moment that was. automaker are demanding better he grabbed the world's attention wages, health care, and job when calling out ilhan omar security. production is expected to stop during a 9/11 ceremony last week at 55 facilities around the country for the company's first and the congresswoman just strike in 12 years. responded. stay tuned. ♪ i want something else. ♪ i'm not listening when you say overnight, a major drug maker accused of fueling the good-bye. opioid crisis files for ♪ bankruptcy. perdue pharma making the deal imagine a world where

days after coming to a potential settlement. they made millions by allegedly using deceptive marketing. it's seen as a way to protect them from the nearly 3,000 lawsuits it's facing right now. rob: the u.s. is reportedly locked and loaded following a crippling strike on a saudi oil facility. >> that's the word from president trump as intelligence officials blame iran for the attacks. aishah hasnie joins us now with how the u.s. could he respond. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. tensions are at a fever pitch this morning as the world waits to see what happens next. let's take a look first at the satellite images of saudi arabia. there is the facility there, aramco, after saturday's drone attack. this disrupts about 5.7 million barrels of crude oil production. that's about 5% of the world's daily oil supply.

yemen's iran-backed houthi rebels are claiming responsibility but the u.s. is accusing iran. on sunday, president trump tweet saudi arabia oil supply was attack, there is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded, depending on verification but nothing gets in the way of doing great work. are waiting to hear from the kingdom as to who they believe where an american icon uses the latest hr tools was the cause of this attack and under what terms we would to stay true to the family recipe. proceed. now, iran is denying any where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, involvement. and more time crafting that perfect sound. some in congress are calling on the president not to rush to where the nation's biggest party store can staff up quickly as soon as it's time for fun. judgment. >> with the situation in the middle east, i urge everyone in this is the world of adp. hr, talent, time, benefits and payroll. the leadership position to not jump to a conclusion and have designed for people. real measured response to this. if we do, we could escalate things and that's not the position we want to be in. ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, with trusted protection for all out confidence... >> reporter: on fox news sun you beautiful colors and an improved fit day, counselor to the president for a sleek design and personal style. kellyanne con way doubling down on what the president said. life's better when you're in it. >> we will continue to call out be there with depend®.

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carley: good morning recall welcome back. more than 70 anti-i.c.e. protesters are arrested in new york city after hundreds staged a sit-in protest against microsoft over its ties to the agency. rob: they blocked traffic and caused a store to close early. joining us to react is brandon judd. you saw the pictures. what did you think? >> these protesters are so misguided. if you look at what technology does for i.c.e. and for the border patrol, it helps us to determine who the smugglers of little children are, who is bringing people in for the sex industries, trafficking people for the sex industry, it also helps us find the drug smugglers. when these protesters are trying to shut down technology companies, all they're doing is

harming innocent united states citizens whom we're trying to protect. again, it's such a misguided and it's all based upon politics and not on real world examples of what's happening at the border or the interior of the united states, due to drug traffickers, human smugglers and everything else that's happening that's regarding these criminal car tes that are -- car tells tha cartee making these things happen. carley: a group released a statement, microsoft corporation is colluding with i.c.e. and its racist mission to tear apart families and mistreat children. many of the policies and ideas that president trump i'm implemd were also in action under president obama. so where were the protests then? >> they weren't. again, that's why this is all political. these individuals, they hate president trump so much that

they're willing to disrupt the operations of legi legitimate yw enforcement agencies that i will reiterate over and over again, the law enforcement agencies, the border patrol, those that i work for, all we're trying to do is protect united states citizens, the same people that are protesting against microsoft, how many more children do we have to have raped in this country, how many u.s. citizens have to be murdered by illegal aliens before people put politics behind them. rob: let's look at a quick response from microsoft. the first line, microsoft now workinnotworks with the u.s. got related to separating children from their families at the border. the fact they have to respond this way it kind of sad to me. are these big corporations being bullied by groups like this and forced if they want to protect their profits into behaving in a way that's almost ridiculous. >> they are being bullied.

unfortunately, a lot of these companies are starting to acquiesce to the political pressure and the special interest groups. if that happens, the united states suffers. carley: the head of border patrol announced so far this year, over 400 ms-13 gang members have been arrested and 933 gang members overall. that seems like a pretty big number and a number that no matter what side of the aisle you sit on, you're celebrating today. >> that's a gigantic number. i want to state this as forcefully as i can. that is what is known. those are the individuals that we have apprehended that we know are gang members of these very dangerous and violent criminal organizations. there are an awful lot of people that come across the border or that we take into custody that we don't know whether or not they're gang members. this underscores what the president is trying to do, and

trying to drive these numbers down. it also points out the need we have for walls. if we had physical barriers, we would be able to dictate who crosses the border, where they cross the border and we would be able to determine whether these people are coming here for legitimate reasons or whether they're coming for nefarious purchases, which is all crime against united states citizens. rob: brandon, thank you so much. we appreciate it. 20 minutes after the hour. with vaping concerns igniting across the nation, new york just moved to ban all flavored e-cigarettes. we're live with the emergency executive order that was just issued. the plan that i am releasing is expensive. and the truth is, it is expensive. carley: cash crisis, another day, another expensive policy plan from bernie sanders. this time, it's 2 trillion bucks on housing, but where is that

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rob: welcome back. flavored e-cigarettes will be banned in new york very soon. governor andrew cuomo working to stop the sales amid a spike in vaping related illnesses. carley: kayla mam a al a ak joins us live from manhattan with the emergency executive action. kayla, this is a pretty big deal. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. for a lot of smoke shops, e-cigs are the highest selling product. legally they're not allowed to sell to anyone under the age of 21. new numbers from the cdc shows the number of high schoolers

vaping rose by 78% last year, 48% in middle schoolers. many believe the flavor flavorsd are the reason to blame. there is a move to ban some 15,000 flavors, besides tobacco and menthol. this comes amid a surge of vaping related illnesses and deaths across the nation. >> things like bubble gum, cotton candy, captain crunch, which was my favorite. these are obviously targeted to young people. >> reporter: last week, president trump announced a similar effort to ban vaping products on a federal level. if and when governor cuomo's ban pushes through, new york would be the second state to enact

such a ban michiga. michigan was the first. a lot of local smoke shop owners worry this will cripple them financially. some say it doesn't go far enough, by banning the menthol flavor. the american lung association said banning the menthol flavor would take it to the full step. governor cuomo said he chose not to put menthol in this because some data shows menthol helps people wean off tobacco and traditional cigarettes. rob: a lot of kids have those little vape pens. thank you so much, kayla. carley: the time is now 26 minutes after the hour. a bombshell bust, a crucial correction just made by the new york times as democrats revive their efforts to impeach justice brett kavanaugh over new allegations of sexual misconduct decades ago. >> given the fact that it appears as though brett kavanaugh lied under oath, he should step down or he should be

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carley: welcome back. a look at our top ted lines this morning. breaking overnight, nearly 50,000 general motors workers walk off the job, employees at america's largest automaker are demanding better wages, health care and job security. production is expected to stop at 55 facilities nation wide for the company's first strike in 12 years. rob: president trump says the u.s. is locked and loaded, ready to respond to the saudi oilfield attack. the president waiting for verification of who exactly was responsible for the drone strike that disrupted production of nearly 6 million crude oil barrels. the u.s. right now accusing iran of lawn offing that strike -- lawn offing thalaunching that s.

carley: the new york times walking back the report of alleged sexual misconduct by brett kavanaugh. the updated story says the alleged victim has no recollection of the decades old incident and declined to b interviewed. several democrats on the campaign trail called to impeach justice kavanaugh. rob: that new york times backtrack came after democrats already had essentially convicted justice kavanaugh in the court of public opinion with many of the 2020 candidates even calling for his impeachment. >> i don't think you can look at impeachment hearings without getting the documents, the house would have to get the documents. >> i think that he has disqualified himself for service on the supreme court and he should step down or should be impeached. rob: so is justice kavanaugh being targeted simply for being conservative? here to he debate that is democratic strategist antoine searight and lilly gil viletta.

antoine, we'll start with you. did your 2020 guys jump the gun here? >> i don't know if they jumped the gun. there were some who never felt like the kavanaugh scenario, situation, had complete closure. even from the hearing before he was actually confirmed. so i think some of that was a carry-forward. i do think that in this environment, you have the measure three times, cut once, particularly reporters and i think vice president biden took the very pragmatic approach and made it about the last hearing and said we needed more information. same thing with senator klobuchar from medicin minnesot. rob: i want to look at the correction that was made by the new york times. an earlier version of this article didn't include one element of the book's account, the female student declined to be he veer viewed and friends -- be interviewed and friends say she doesn't recall the incident. lilly, how in the world that didn't make it into the new york times story, i have no idea.

doesn't that change everything about this? >> of i of course it does. that's why we're seeing an erosion of true je journalism. we can't put politics over people. what makes me disappointed is the one in six women in america that are true victims of sexual assault, that now maybe question before of politics. we need to rethink what is the strategy for winning. it's about data. it's about going after the issues and not just pointing fingers at the other side and that works both ways, by the way. you have to win over your own merit, not by creating incomplete stories that at the end of the day it's a lie. rob: let's take a look at some of the responses. from kamala harris, his place on the court is an insult. elizabeth warren. newest revelations are disturbing. you could call them allegations. cory booker, brett kavanaugh should not be a supreme court justice.

julian castro, he should be impeached. the correction here, antoine, when we're talking about a democrat, the same voices would say this needs to be investigated further. when you're talking about brett kavanaugh, they say kick him off the court right now. >> well, rob, again, i will you to what i said is carry-forward from kavanaugh's historic hearing. four of those people who you listed on the screen are u.s. senators who in some way, shape or form participated in the conversation before, in the hearing before. be the to i think was in congress when kavanaugh was sworn in. castro was different. i think in these situations, the facts are very important. you have to follow the facts. i think vice president biden and amy klobuchar took a safe approach, some would say they didn't go far very quickly but i think they took a pragmatic approach. rob: they certainly did more so

than the others. let's take a look at the president on this. brett kavanaugh should start suing people for lie l bell or e justice department should come to his rescue. false accusations without recrimrecrimination. your response? >> opinions can't be the guiding post for what is right or wrong. this is a sitting supreme justice and the standards are really high and the stakes are high. it's about the integrity of our democracy and that is exactly why, in this era of so-called fake news, stories like this emphasize and underscore there is a lot in question. rob: antoine, finally, do you think the new york times forgot to put in that this young woman doesn't remember this incident? do you believe they simply forgot to put it in the story?

>> maybe. i've never been in a position to be a journalist. so i'm not sure. perhaps that could be. either way, this goes for everyone who is in this business, i think you have measure three times and cut once because people are looking for something to pick your story apart and it just pours water on the issue when there's a real issue. rob: it's an awfully big part of the story to just forget to put in. i don't know. it's something else. guys, thanks so much for your time this morning. we appreciate it, as always. carley, over to you. carley: thanks, rob. north korean dictator kim jong un is open to a new summit with president trump. according to a south korean newspaper, kim sent a second letter to the president last month he expressing his willingness for another sit-down. the two last met at the dmz in june and agreed to resume nuclear talks. since that meeting, north korea has test fired several short range missiles. the minnesota man accused of burning down a historic

synagogue is due in court. charges for last week's devastating fire. police haven't given a motive but say there's no reason to believe it was a hate crime. no one was in the synagogue at the time of the fire. congresswoman ilhan omar explaining her comments on 9/11 after she was slammed by a victim's son. >> 9/11 was an attack on all americans, it was an attack on all of us. what i was speaking to was the fact that as a muslim, not only was i suffering as an american who was attacked on that day but the next day i woke up as my fellow americans were now treating me as a suspect. carley: the democrat facing heat for describing the attacks earlier this year as some people did something. she was called out last week by a man who lost his mother in 9/11. >> i was attacked.

your relatives and friends were attacked. our constitutional freedoms were attacked. that's what some people did. carley: he later credited omar for showing respect in a social media video. rob: 37 minutes after the hour. bernie sanders debuting a pricey housing plan. >> the midst of this national housing emergency, we need federal policy. they will tell you that the plan that i am releasing is expensive. and the truth is, it is expensive. rob: two and-a-half trillion, with a "t," over 10 years. the good newse news is, it's jua drop in the bucket compared to some his other proposals. carley: where is the money coming from? we have a live report, next. ♪ take me home. ♪

in the mittst of this national housing emergency, we need federal policy. they will tell you that the plan that i am releasing is expensive. and the truth is, it is expensive. it will cost about $2.5 trillion. carley: bernie sanders is teasing his costly housing plan, which is the latest of several policy proposals from the democratic socialist, to come with a massive price tag. so where is all this money coming from? former chief economist for the u.s. international trade commission, peter maurici is here to discuss. even bernie sanders says this thing is expensive. what say you to his $2.5 trillion housing proposal? >> when you add it into his primary proposal for universal health care and free tuition and loan forgiveness, is more than laughable. it's absolutely absurd. this is basically demagoguery, he's a desperate man.

his policies and those of elizabeth warren are mostly the, marginalizing him. he's likely to be out by the third primary. this is his hail mary pass. carley: bernie sanders says 99.9% of americans will not see their taxes go up by one nickel. what do you say? do you agree? >> that is an absolute lie. bernie sanders should be unmasked. the u.s. federal income tax structure, the personal and the corporate collects less than $2 trillion a year. how can we possibly afford all the things he's proposing without doubling taxes, for everybody across the board. in order to pay for this, the top 10%, you probably have to make their marginal rates when you add in state and local taxes greater than 100%, if you make more than $500,000 a year, and

you make an extra dollar, you pay $1.25 in taxes. in europe they have these kind of policies. the typical school teacher in a place like holland pays 5 # of% of her in-- 50% of her income in taxes. he's telling people that's not going to happen. this is absolutely demagoguery. this is huey long talk. i know he knows about the budget. but he pretends that he doesn't when he makes these statements. there's ignorance. there'this is the work of a dem. these are absurd proposals. carley: i was going to ask if you thought he was crunching the numbers. >> i'm sure he crunched the numbers. he counting on the ignorance of the american people which is a bad thing to do. carley: let's refresh people's memories at home as to what he's promising on the campaign trail, like we said, free housing,

$2.5 trillion over 10 years, student loan forgiveness, medicare for all, as well as the green new deal plan. do any of these policies work for any group of people, maybe the low income folks that need help the most. what do you say? >> well, certainly if you're very low income person and he excludes them from the tax increases, then that would help them. the question is where would you get the money? you have to remember that half the population, household income less than 60,000 a year, approximately, if you exclude them, where do you get the rest of the taxes? the reality is, and liz warren and bernie sanders knows this, is our income tax system is already very progressive. our corporate taxes are still a little bit above average. there really isn't a whole lot of room. they talk about taxing wealth. where is 90% of the wealth, 85% of the wealth, it's in retirement accounts. he wants to i'm po imp ofmpover'

elderly. you basically have financial markets crash. these are promises that can't be kept. what's more, whats he's proposing on housing, some of it's unconstitution lal. unconsal. leases are -- unconge unconstit. the federal government has no jurisdiction with leases. he would basically have to establish a federal count to supervise that. carley: we'll let the voters decide on that one. it is very interesting. if i was a rich person in america and bernie sanders became president, i'd be leaving. peter, thank you so much. >> it's not just rich people. if you're a middle class person, he's after your retirement

account. that's what he's after. it's the only place to find the money is basically by bilking people's wealth. carley: a fired up peter on a monday morning. we always love it. thank you so much. >> take care. rob: he's fired up. a fox news alert, breaking overnight, taking to the streets. 50,000 general he motors employees walking off the job nationwide. carley: we're live at the ground at a gm plant with what we can expect when talks resume in just hours. ♪ everybody' -- everybody wantsa new romance. ♪ what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today

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carley: a fox news alert. 49 now auto workers walking off the job overnight, demanding better pay and benefits. rob: chris chri.rob: we are jm

arlington, texas. christina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in front of a massive plant right now, there's over 4,000 workers that work here. right now, though, there's been a transfer of shifts so they had a lot of workers that were picketing right behind us. they're switching over. there's 11 gates so they're disbursed all around the plant. the situation you're having right now is the united auto workers is trying to renegotiate contracts with the three big automakers, fiat, ford, as well as g. righm.right now, what they're demanding, what the union members are demanding from gm, there's five specific points. fair wages, affordable health care which is a contentious issue because gm finds the workers aren't paying enough in terms of health care costs, the share of profits is the third point, job security, and then a seniority fo for a

temporary workers, and they're talking about opening yo up idle plants that have shut down. this could affect 46,000 union workers across the country at over 30 locations. the uaw president said their demands need to be met. listen in. >> we are standing up for fair wages. we are standing up for affordable quality health care. we are standing up for our share of the profits. >> reporter: i spoke to one woman that's right behind me, she says she works on the money line, they put on door latches on a lot of the suvs, and she said she's never seen a strike, we haven't seen a strike like this in 12 years. if they continue, they'll get $250 from the union. talks resume at 10:00 a.m.

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rob: welcome back, a free speech victory. a woman's commemorative

brick supporting the president is back. >> just keep your freedom. you have to be brave. and stand up for your rights. rob: officials in new smyrna beach removed that from a walkway it offended somebody. she bought it to honor grited memories with her great stop. carley: we are learning how to make gaw guacamole. rob: this looks great. >> the first think you want to do is a hot of people don't know how to pick an avocado make sure if it's green it's not ripened yet. you actually want it to be more of like a black-brown color. this one is actually -- i don't know if you can see about half green half brown, it's still not fully ready it should be squishy to the touch. rob: soft but not too soft. i thought thats what the best advice. i have taken that with me for 20 years. >> definitely.

so then this is a 3 in 1 avocado tool. slice it. >> smallest avocados i have ever seen. >> slight it and pit it. carley: you are kidding me. >> not on live tv. >> then what is next. >> scoop it as well. >> the reason is because a lot of people are going to the er getting avocado hand because they were trying to pit it. carley: avocado hand. google it's it's not pretty. rob: what goes in guacamole? >> avocados, tomatoes and really just eyeball it. some onion and jalapeños, if you like it spicy. more spicier. then you have some cilantro, garlic. carley: lime is the key. >> add more lime juice it actually takes a lot longer

to get brown. carley: because of the citrus. >> salt and pepper to taste. all you do is serve it up with veggies or whatever you want. plating them in an adorable way. >> yes, plating them in an adorable way. we actually got these tortilla chips. plain, whole wheat. gluten free. make them into little rounds. put cooking spray. carley: you cut like a full tortilla lanchts little rounds bake them 375 and come out 10 minutes like this. if youment a store bought option holly guacamole. no preserves. high end scoop. carley: also adorable name. >> these lundberg bite size chips. inspired by food carts. this is street taco, there is manning imo lime.

you are -- mango lime. rob: healthy. >> healthy fat. obviously you want to have them in moderation. carley: car there is a little bit of cholesterol and vitamin k. rob: thank you so much. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ shake, shake, shake ♪ brand new look so good on you. brian: mercy me play here? steve: mercy me of course they did. they were part of the all-american summer concert series. today we asking you to stop by 8:00 this morning. first 100 people in line are going to get a free flu shot thanks to our friends at walgreen's. katie: good for them. you are getting a flu shot

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