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damage. chaz in maryland is not on the pay roll. shout it from the mountain tops and scream it from the valley. "fox and friends" is number one because of clayton, dave and alley. >> it is poetic. >> very nice. >> it is "fox and friends". >> wow, good morning, thanks so much for waking up early with us and joining us. >> the pink tie. i wasn't going to go with the pink. viewers spoke and i know you are going to wear it because of breast cancer awareness. they are picking my ties now. >> somebody has to. and by the way, you started the trend when you asked them to pick your tie and now he's created a monster. >> so much to get tompt we'll be talking about all of the big changes in the white house and major shift and what that means . karl rove and governor

huckabee. we have a stacked show for you. >> we have a fox news alert. overnight two u.s. road attack killed 12 militants. there is tension between the two countries. it signals that the u.s. is not willing to stop using missile attacks against suspected insurgent. they believe osama bin laden was directlied in the busted up plot to attack targets in europe. the plan calls for gunmen to go on shooting sprees in three western european cities. this comes after bin laden released two audio tapes railing about the lack of relief for flooding victims in pakistan. >> a horrible train crash in indonesia . 36 people are dead and dozens

are hurt. rescuers spent hours in the mangled wreckage. authorities are investigating whether human error or mechanicical error caused the crash. parents of tyler clementi issued a brief statement. regardless of legal outcome. our hope that our family's personal tragedy will serve as compassion and human dignity. he jumped off the george washington bridge humiliated that a road mate broadcast the video over the internet. >> severe weather to tell you about. torrential rains in the northeast and forcing thousands of people out of their homes, some like in this video had to be rescued because of intense flooding. one death reported in pennsylvania where rainfall topped 10 inches.

those are your headlines. >> boy, the tropical storm nicole; my sister's name is nicole and we blamed her for it. >> she came in. >> two hour delay. you can't blame yourself. it is named after you. >> you get a since in the white whate everybody will kick their feet autopsy. ralm emanuel is out and peter rouse is in as chief of staff. he is known for four lettered words and hand jestered . rouse is the new man on the job. >> this will mean a turn toward the left for the president and he will move if he is in the center trying to be bipartisan and he will move back to his liberal base.

andy carr will be up on the show and he thinks that that is the case because ralm emanuel would give the president a push back and he doesn't think that is pete rouse style to do so. bill clinton ran as a cent tryst and he did well moving to the left. president obama ran as a liberal and won the election. he ran as a liberal and wanted to close guantanamo bay and do more with health care and ralm emanuel got the public option yanked out of the health care bill. if he moves toward his political roots. it seems obvious. >> ralm emanuel as you suggested is the guy who cuts the deal and rouse sits back and observes and fixings problems. ralm known as being intense

and on friday, motional and talking about his family and talking about his former boss the president. >> you had the guts to make the tough calls that stopped the free fall and saved our country from a second great depression and taken on the powerful interest in this town and stood up to the american people and willing to challenge the worn out ideas and steal thinking that often stands in the way of progress. i want to thank you for being the toughest leader any country could ask for in the toughest time a president has faced. >> we were about to do the radio show and i watched that and i said really? historical. more than abraham lincoln during the civil war and fdr in the great depression and world war ii. >> i don't know. the president is engaged in

two wars and iraq and afghanistan, some said we are headed to a great depression and he averted and he dealt with a recession . credible toxic environment in washington d.c.. some argue the post-- most partisan ever. >> and the visibility of the office is all-time high far more than those times. it stacks up well. what is interesting also since when does the white house staffer warrant a major press conference with these kinds of spooches. >> when you are running for mayor. >> andy carl there is always a press conference. >> this had more fanfare because it gave the president a chance to indirect he endorse ralm for running for mayor and assessing the first 18 months. >> it is clear that the

president is not necessarily going to come out and endorse him as mayor. but this did the trick. ralm has not announced he is running for mayor. he got a dead fish from austin gullsby who is the new economic advisory. >> ralm gave a dead fish to a pollster he was upset with years ago . they returned that trick by giving the asian carp on the way out. >> chicago great leaks andob sessed with that asian carp battle. >> david at the top of the show, you mentioned our liberal groups said has the president lost the left. looking at the blogers has come out and pointed out how president obama may be losing the left certainly in the blogos phere because he moved

away what he campaigned on. there is a march in washington led by the naacp. but secretary gibbs said they are not concerned about it. >> our record and any topic that you just mentioned over the past 20 months and compare them to the 20 months before that and feel comfortable with that comparison. the battle of education is a focus of activity this week and i will put on record of education reform up against that of administration of any economic time. >> they are not just talking about education reform but talking about jobs . so the rally in washington d.c. will start five hours from now . they say it is interesting. these are progressive groups and they don't want to attack the president. they are prodding congress to

make that the top of the aa. >> this is not an answer to glenn beck's rally in derks c. there will be comparisons drawn once you see the size or lack thereof in the crowd. some say it could be 200,000 people. >> they are predicting thousands. >> it is interesting from a historical prospect. first time liberal groups have a march on washington with a sitting democratic president focused. they marched in 1940 and 1963 . 1993 and 2003 all typically acivil rights and discrimination. first time we are seeing it with jobs in the economy with a sitting democratic president. >> the poll asked respondants in 2012 who would you vote in

2012. 39 percent said they would re-elect president obama. 54 percent said they would vote for machine else. >> what will the president do. will he go left. we'll ask governor huckabee. >> camp david retreat. maybe it is time for them to go up there and reassess and relax. and see the pyramids and do those retreats. >> that's right. we do. >> coming up on the show. that's how we start every morning. >> american couple attacked by drug pirates and it happened on a lake in texas. our our governor doing anything? one congressman is furious about this. >> and vaccine and autism, but is there enough reseven on the

vaccination on the measles and mumps and rubell a. we have a pediatrician here to say he doesn't think enough research. >> yesterday said now is not the time to quit and ram emanuel quit. he resigned and in his farewell speech emanuel cried because he was leaving the white house and president obama cried because he is still there. mmmmmm. mmmmmm. wow! you have got to be kidding me. 80 calories? light & fit has 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand. light & fit. irresistible taste. fewer calories. i love light & fit.

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mexican drug pirets. lieuy gower is co-sponsor of guard border enforcement act. good morning. six gunmen chased the couple while they were out for a leisure afternoon on the jet ski and ended up shooting the husband dead. do you have a update and are the suspects in custody. >> as far as we know they are not . as i understand still trying to find has body. it was shocking. this is the fifth reported incident this year. it is not anything knew and the response is been like in the 32 miles of wilderness in the arizona-mexico border. we have put up signs and warnings and giving over the

area to foreign people. we took an oath and defend the constitution against all enemies. we have had 84 bills and congratulated and named weeks for things and months . we have all of these things except do what we are supposed to do. whether they are foreign or domestic. we owe it to the people of the united states to defend them not just send out warningment >> the department of public safety issued a warning. members of a drug trafficking organization are heavly armed and using ak 47 and rifles to threaten the people . they are operating mexican fisher men to operate boats to get close to american fisher men. . why aren't we doing anything more about this? >> that was texas dps.

as we have seen from arizona. the state try to defend themselves as arizona has. they have a wilderness. american citizens go north of here. we have given it over to foreign drug smugglers that are dangerous and armed. we have an obligation to protect american citizens and all of this stuff that we have done, i know it is really busy things we are doing like the five, 9/11 planners ready to plead guilty and business giving them a show trial. we have to protect america. >> so congressman you are the co-sponsor of the bill that calls for 10,000 more national guards man. how would this have help in the lake incident? >> if we had people on the 16 mile lake out there to protect american citizens then the bad

guys know they have to go somewhere else. you see that all of the time, in police action. if people know you defend your land they go somewhere else. >> thank you for joining us this morning from dallas. >> thank you. >> and a coloring book about the tea party. it is design happened for kids and why is the creator getting death threats. he is joining us next. >> and controversial video game that lets the users play the role of the taliban. there are big changes to the game to tell you about.

>> it is a new coloring book that teaches kids about the tea party and the history. nought publishers is getting death threats over it. good morning, mr. bell. >> good morning, ally and dave. how are you today? >> explain to us what happened here. this is not your first coloring book. >> no, right. >> possibly some controversial topicings. you have done one on the obama family and africa-american leaders and biblical story and princess . cirque du soleil . this one you did about the tea party elicited the response. >> this is some of what we are

hearing. this is hate mail is what it is. a lot of people are prejudging the coloring book and they see tea party. they are politicizing without reading it. >> it teaches children about the fundmental of the tea party. taxation without representation and how a bill becomes a law . it is an educational book and information on washington d.c.. it is a song book and pledge of allegiance and got "god bless america" and nice coloring bock that is basically innoculous. it is a nice well written book and a lot of people are politicizing the book. >> you talk about ideals of the tea party movement but you are getting threats that allison talked about. what are the things that caused you to foil a police

report this weekend. some of the people. you can't repeat what they are saying. they are making up poems. they take the songs in the book and make them nasty and give this goy a chloroform head lock or use inner73oise cream truck method with this guy. i mean, it is stressful for our office . so we stopped printing off the blogs and e-mails and concentrate on the positive stuff. but last night we had a meeting with staff, family and friends and decided to file a police report because we can't be naive about what people are saying out there. and dave said you did this police report because the stuff you are getting was so vile we can't share with the viewers. >> you are not a tea party. >> i am a publisher. we publish children's coloring

books. >> why does this one elicited this type of response? >> this book uncovered a raw nerve not only in america but abroad. there are newspapers in london and muniche that are covering this coloring book because of the name tea party and in america famous for the tea party and now they are famous for another tea party of another sort and different time. people out there are angry. we really understand this anger. it is directed at us over a little coloring book. we have had a lot of teachers and educators ask for the copies saying it is a good civic's lesson and we, i haven't quite understood the full anger at what is happening with this book. we know that there is newspapers all over the world that are running arcticles about the book and what approximate it means to them. most haven't seen it on line.

>> who would have thought this device and environment would turn on a coloring book . we appreciate you being with us. wayne bell founder of coloring book. stay with us. and link on our "fox and friends". >> and go to coloring book.com. >> thank you so much. >> coming up on the show. republicans blasting democrats to go home before voting it extend the bush tax cuts. this is congress approval, is it at an all-time low. is congress tuning out americans? >> doctors studied the reported link between vaccine and autism. there are almost no studies about the combination of vaccine that kids get. sometimes they get six at once. why a top pediatrician said that could be the crucial link here. and there accounted be bichanges to snail mail on the way. you may be losing at least a

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>> congress has adjourned for 45 days. take a break, fellas, yeah. oh, for knocking yourself out. when they come back they will be a lame duck congress. it is hard to believe that congress is lamer than last two years. >> this is easy. it is amazing work. >> did they put that in a time capsule and play it every four years. >> yeah. >> that might have been recycled . just a month to go before the

mid-term election and lackey luster economy taking center stage as republicans and democrats turn up the heat on each other. >> here's more on the back and forth. >> good morning, i like the pink tie by the way. time is running out for the crucial midterms. as you know, republicans are trying to drive home their point that democrats are out of control on government spending and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is blasting democrats for heading home to campaign without extending the bush tax cuts. >> best way to help individuals in small business and economy is give them certainty that taxes will not be going up. >> this morning, president obama who heads to camp david later today used his weekly and radio internet address of accusing republicans of trying to get rid of government investment and cleaner energy

jobs. that's something that gop disputes. he said they want to scrap all of the energy incentives for clean air. >> republicans said they support investments in renewal energy but want to freeze government's spending from the stim tim bill. >> any word what they are doing in camp david. rounding up the troops and bringing all of the cabinet secretaries with the familis and are they going to -- what are they doing up there? >> i don't have inside scoop on that. the president will head out around lunchtime, and no we don't have any inside view. >> and bring us pictures of the sack races. >> thanks, george. >> we have a lot of other news to tell you about. headlines, search for two americans who went missing ina an international gas continues

this time with an under water robot. richard druzo . dr. davis plunged to the adriatic sea. they lost contact with race officials early wednesday morning. ecuador said violent protest is under control. the country plunged in chaos after the police rioted against buzz. the rebel cops trapped the president there. it is unclear if the police were trying to stage a coup. >> california couple accused of holding jaycee dugards has been indicted. nancy garido pled not guilty. dugard will not have to take the witness stand. they are accused of abducting

dugard. garilo fathered her two children. >> running mate for independent candidate is ditching the campaign and endorsing republican charlie baker instead. >> it is painfully clear tim cannot win and it is between charlie baker and duval patrick. >> i don't plan to die and we can save money on uselessless jobs. >> strange bed fellows in politics as they have said. the current governor has 47 percent x. baker 42 and cahill is six percent. >> no political loyalty. >> we told you about the controversial video game that lets you play as taliban and kill americans. not anymore. role of the bad guy is opposing forces in the multiplayer function.

said they responded. >> folks are lining to the troops and families. talking sports now. ryder cup play going on in celtic manor. the weather is better after yesterday's rain washed out most matches. they are adjust trying to get in all of the matches tomorrow. the rain gear that the u.s. design for this type of weather didn't work. it was not water proof. they only had two year to test the water proof jackets . the captain can't be feeling good about that. water leaking in the golf bags. the u.s. leads by one point which is very rare. >> to baseball now. padres need to sweep the giants to have a shot out west . all homers . san diego pulls out a six-four

win . padres got off to the wild card race. they beat the braves. san diego won behind the wild card two behind san francisco. >> you got to like the phillies chances. you didn't give propose for them. >> they are good. >> smoking comes to baseball. cincinnati reds are under fire for moking cigars following their >> - on nl central men. bob smoking it. five people called on the hot line to complain, that the reds were smoking in a public indoor space. under state law the state must conduct an inspection. any kind of fine is highly unlikely. let's hope. >> let's all take a deep breath even if it is cigar. >> take a deep breath.

>> they are worried about the champagne catching on fire and cigars, give me a break. >> checking in with rick. it is not leak a monsoon outside. >> champagne can catch fire? >> i don't know. >> immediately. and you flambee. >> have no idea what that means. it is chilly out here in areas of the northeast. we have minnesotans here who says it is feeling nice. minnesota we have freeze and frost warnings going on. it is colder where you guys are from than here. tonight will be a cold night and look at temperatures in the country. you can see why. there is the cold air in the far northern plains and cooler in areas of the northeast and that is because of the big story. look at the map. we have had a hot and dry

summer in the east and that left a lot of drought in place. you can get the kind of rain . reservoirs were lower and they will absorb the rainfall . that is good news. we move through and the rain is gone. we have pictures from pennsylvania from heavy rain and that is causing all kinds of problems. this is not just a localized problem. a lot of areas saw rainfall over 10 inches over a wide spread region . pictures coming to us out of pennsylvania have been extreme for a lot of people. today, it is going to be dry are and pictures like this are going to improve. we'll start to see the flood water recede. the flood waters will go in the reservoirs down stream and still going to be rising for the next day or two days. behind the storm, dry skies and cooler air . we have a system moving in through the chicago area and

down to indianapolis. they desperately need the rain in that area . next rain storm is in the southwest dealing with a system that is going to stall here. five or six days, conditions will remain unsettled and it is not that bad of news. teches are extreme there and today's highs will be cooler for some folks. phoenix 104, you should be in the lower 90s. look at temps today. >> minneapolis, 57 degrees. all right guys, send it back to you. >> all of that weather . nothing stops the postal service. >> not rain, sleet or snow. >> except for budget cuts. that could be one thing to keep them from delivering mail. you remember summer and july, they were holding hearings on whether or not they would get rid saturday mail.

they thought they would have 7 billion in lawsuits this year. they say the volume of mail is slipping because of, mail and electronic communication. they can't keep up with it anymore and now with a slashed saturday deliveriy altogether. >> we found out the losses. they lost six billion dollars in the fiscal year. that end happened this past week. you can see the trend in 2006. one to that, it is growing every year. they are hurting and they wanted to raise the cost of stamps two cents and the regularalators said nope, we are not doing it. what are you allowed to do now. perhaps they have to cut a day but lose a day. saturday or tuesday are they throwing out? >> the internet is killing the postalt service, thanks, clayton . the postal service, i don't know how they are going to compete with that.

more and more send e-mail than snail mail. cut out saturday mail and they want to be able to sell other product in the postal service. >> like pop corn. that's what blockbuster tried. >> they were thinking more like insurance, banking services and cell phone services. >> oh, that would be great. >> i can't get my package there in three days and yet i bafrom the post office? i drop calls with my at&t phone. and i trust the government to handle cell phone calls? not just e-mail. but think about the way i pay bills. i haven't mailed a bill. it is all on line. bank of america and citibank. >> i use the snail mail. i want to see the bill and

send out the check. >> you are saving the u.s. postal service single handly. >> they should sell coffee. >> great idea. people like that. >> and yeah,. family and friends who are great, great postal workers. it is not about the postal workers it is the volume of things mailed these days. >> it is fewer this year than last year. >> what do you think about losings for your mail and get us on twitter as well >> what is the answer in and meanwhile, official third party emerge for the 20 thereto 12 elections? one senator said absolute low and governor huckabee will weigh in. >> fox's greta, takes on gloria allred allegations that meg whitman is lying. >> this is delusional. yes, that's what i am telling you.

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the tea party. could it form a third party in time for the 2012 election. it is a possibility if the republicans stray from the principles and don't follow through after the midterm election. goch gov mike huckabee is here to talk about this. >> good to see you guys. >> you know, greta asked michael steel this question as he is heading out on the bus tour. why should americans believe republicans again after they blew it a few years ago? why now should they do this and today's question about will there will be a third party. >> i don't think it will be an officially tea party. it may be a wealthy person who could finance his own campaign might emerge and calling him the third party independent and try to embrace and be the tea party favorite it is a

disaster in the making. all that does is give the democrat a chance of maintaining power. >> is it happening mow. >> no the the republicans are in line for a political tsunami and we'll see dramatic turns in the country. >> thune's name as well as yours thrown out . new poll shows that only 39 percent of the americans would vote to reelect president obama in 2012 if the election were held today. the question is, does the presidency this and pivot and said let's go to the center and get back the independents or double down on the policiless that got him here and say i am sticking where i am? >> this president seems to be tone deaf to the will of the people. i think he will continue this track until after november 2nd. he shows no signs of humility

or i get it his at toud is they ought to be thanking me. they will thank him with a spanking on november 2nd. does he make a turn and turn like bill clinton and mod foy his left policiless or throttle up and say i will be a one-term president . it will be entering phenom nan to watch. >> see what kind of support heel get from the left if he becomes more liberal. >> bony frank blaming the right. >>

>> right wing media governor. >> barney frank is having trouble because people are sick and tired of him ignoring. stop run away spending and debt. it will imperil the future of your children and grandchildren. you can't blame that on shawn hanity. i would play that day after day. here's what it is showing. barney frank is admitting they have more power than he does. thank you very much. please mr. frank add me to your list. i would love to be so powerful and significant. >> he may have given them more viewers. >> i think what they are saying, take accountability for the fanny and freddie mess. >> absolutely he helped to do

it . barney frank who pushed obama-care and bail outs and stimulus. they hate all of the things that are pushed by the democrats and that's why barney frank is in trouble. >> you got to watch huckabee tonight at 8:00 on the news channel. you will not have barney frank on. >> daniel webster will be with us in person and talking about the ridiculous adwho alen grayson who is the biggest bully in politics and an absolute nut case. running this against webster and we'll have toby keith with us. >> great entertainer and great man. we'll watch it . coming up on the show, there is a lot of studies on the links of vaccine and autism. but never a study on all of the vaccinations that kids get. one of the most well known pediatricians in the country is dr. bob sears and he's here

next with why there may be a crucial link. >> next hour, a gun range near the airport? with airport security on edge. will this make things worse? we report and you decide.

>> is there a connection between childhood vaccines and autism? thousands of families with autitic kids thinks there is. one pediatrician said the government research is woefully inaccurate. dr. sears is here. >> welcome. >> the government studied the vaccine these vaccines do not cause autism, but has the

government ever studied the amount of vaccine that all of our kids get in one sitting. measles. mumps and rubella and that can be coupled with other vaxes have they looked at the whole picture? >> mow that's what my colleagues and i are worried about. the report that said usually simultanous vaccination is not studied for safety. the cvc is not always researching them that way. the flu vaccine. we researched the flu vaccine and it seems safe when given alone. but never researched when you give it in conjunction with all of the other infant shots. that's what we are worried about. >> let me show our viewers how many different vaccines that children can get in one

sitting. there is a full screen. for instance at two months of age, doctor, i hope you can see five different vaccine. five or six vaccine . same at four months and six months and 12 months up to six . at 15 months up to six. why isn't the cvc looking at combinations? >> they are assuming they are safe. there is no evidence that it causes harm. i would like to see more research and parents would to be confident in vaccine. i give vaccine in my office and i want to know that large combinations are safe. i spread them out. i give no more than two vaccine at a time. it takes longer to vaccinate them that way. but safer way i think to go. >> they combined the vaccines because parents clamored for

that. we don't want to bring them in ever two months. we'll get it all over with. >> perhaps they have aciesed the parent's desires in a dangerous way? >> right, 20 or 30 years ago, only gave that tha a time. now they give babies six or sen vaccines each time and over 50 injections . so i think parents would rather go the extra mile and spread the vaccines out. >> certainly if they are educated, i think you are right about that. we asked the cvc for the response that research is woefully inaccurate. >> vaccination is the

i agree with most of that. you don't want to delay for menigitus or whooping cough. but the thousands of germs that we tolerate every day. that is scientificly invalid. they are talking about germs that we inhale or wallow. those germs are hitting our immune system the natural way. our immune system processes those germs. but when you inject germs in the body you bypass the immune system completely and the blood system has to see germs and attack and unnatural type of germ exposure. >> cvc said they have done a

lot of research. they long cited two studies done by danish researchers that shows mercury in vaccine. >> he was double dipping . taking money from the cvc to do the research and under salary from danish university and that was against his contract . apparently went against the rules and now according to danish newspaper, he's skipped town with two million worth of research money and calls in question the valittedity of his research. >> parents can ask for the vaccine to be separate perhaps that would make it safer? >> absolutely. >> thank you for coming in for the research. we appreciate it. >> remember when nasa chief said part of his mission was to reach out to the muslim

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>> good morn, everyone. it is saturday. president obama new chief of staff gets started today. some say the inner circle shake up will push the

president to the left. is this what americans want? >> and greta van suses an grilling gloria allred about allegations that meg whitman is lying. >> gloria this is delusion. this is where you get barbecued in court. it has her husband's writing on it. her hand writing is not on it. >> more greta getting after it on the record coming up. >> and a county wanting to put a gun range near the airport. we report, you decide. and quote this year. for fair and reliable reporting news source. join clayton, dave and alley. >> you are watching "fox and friends". this is saturday everyone. thanks for being here. >> tharnings so much. we like to get a shout out.

>> and keep e-mails coming about getting rid of saturday mail. >> if that does the trick. the bigger problem people are not sending as much mail. what do you think the post office should do for revenue stream? >> post office brought to you by duncan doughnuts or starbucks. i like it. in the meantime, newsed had lines and a fox news alert for you. while you were sleeping. two attacks leave militants dead in pakistan . despite pakistan protest, it signals that the u.s. is not willing to stop missile atakes against the insurgent. a horrible train crash overnight in indonesia. at least 36 people are dead and dozens more hurt and rescuers searched the wreckage

for the survivors. an incoming train slammed into another train parked in the station. they are investigating whether human error or mechanical failure cause the crash. >> what does it mean with ram emanuel out of the white house? his replacements first day on the yob. experts are wondering if the white house will shift further to the left now that peter rouse has taken over. rouse is seen possibly more liberal or less push backs. but emanuel had happying praise for the president as he said fare well >> thank you for being the toughest leader any country could ask for in the toughest times that a president has faced. >> emanuel is leaving to run for mayor of chicago. for more coming up.

>> and the tea party they believe is irerational and a fad that rolls around every 10 years ago. the wake up, john is called the tea party. it is funny and not a political movement. the independent endorsed andrew cuomo over a tea party republican. >> and michael bloomburg as the next treasure secretary. he shot down that theory. >> this is what we are talking about. instead of having the theorist in washington. someone who run a successful business might be a answer to run the treasury department. >> i like michael ploom bloom if the country is in trouble for money, he could just pay for it. >> not a bad idea. >> he might not want to spend his money that way. check out the temperatures that are on tonight. it may not look that impress itch. 40 in the minneapolis .

43 in memphis . 46 in atlanta. we'll have cold air down in the south that. will be a nice refreshinguation for a lot of people who have been so hot. we have freeze warnings in the northern and central plains this morning. that will be the came tonight. there may be a bit of the snow in the upper peninsula of michigan. that is the system that is bringing in all of the rain . behind it. dry skies in areas of the east. this little system in parts of the great lakes and western great lakes that is not going to cause too much problems. no major rain with it any rain in especially southern indiana is welcome. they need the rain. out west, it is an upper level disturbance and bringing showers and thunderstorms in southern california. it is going to drift around the four corners of southern california . that means we are going to see

unsettled weather and temperatures scorching out. last week we saw the highest temperature ever recorded in los angeles . phoenix at 104 to 107 range . those temps will fall. and that will be welcome. that is all of the cool area and even the greens with temps in the 50s and 60 in the panhandle of texas. cooler air on the way. >> perfect loaf. and i know. >> and a fold trip. >> trying to solicit photos with our leaf. and keeping the photos. >> that's why he always ask for that. >> and photos. and mild temperatures in california. and boy, the governor's race is sure heating up. meg whitman against jerry brown is getting nasty and all over a former house keeper of meg whitman. she had a former house keeper

who was an illegal alien and now gloria allred is representing the former house keeper in a lawsuit and she is taking advantage of this woman. >> some of those people like greta, knows the law and took her to task on the record. >> take a lin to the interview. >> i think you got it all wrong and it helps meg whitman and her husband. that is a reason to get barbecued. on the eve of the election to raise something like this that has the possibility of smearing unfairly and calling someone a liar and subverting the electoral process. >> meg whitman used the words. we nevered that letter or notification . she also denied it to the los angeles times and denied to the new york times. so what i did yesterday was simply showed that she did in

fact lie. >> wait. here's the letter. she saidy we means her husband and herself never received it it has her address and name on it . it has her husband's hand writing on it. >> gloria, this is almost delusional. this is where you get barbecued in court. it has her husband's hand writing on it. her hand writing is not on it. nicky, that is the housekeeper, please check on this, thanks. the husband didn't have a clue. that's why you get barbecued in court. >> beyond that, gloria admitted it would never go to court. >> and exactly. so why even bring it up in the first place? if your isn't court then other than than smear. >> meg whitman said when she

mired nicked she gave her a social security card and a driver's license and if those turned out to be errorous or falsified she was not aware of it until now. but if her husband had this . social security administration said there is not a match between the documents used for taxs and what we have on our records f. that is true and that is the case, it is up to the mickey, the employed person to rectified it. it is not up to meg whitman to make it right. that's why nicky, this doesn't make sense. please make it right. >> the republican gubernatorial candidate was on hanity, meg whitman to address the accusation and this is how she defended herself. >> we asked pacificly for someone that was documented. >> you specifically and they provided you with documentation and theyed you with a social security number, right in >> we had a copy of a

social security card and a copy of the driver's license and an i-9 form filled out by nicky dias that said under the penalty of perjury i assert that i am legal to work in this country. >> what gloria allred has done in cahoots with the brown campaign they sacrificed the latina on the altar of jerry brown's political ambition. >> what is gloria allred allegations. why would she want to be involved in this? she's been a long-time supporter of the former governor jerry brown and worked on his campaign and donated money to the campaign over the years and had a long history of being tied to the democratic party and supporting jerry brown throughout the years in different permitations >> and not suggesting that she wants

to defend nicky dias so much. she is a champion much immigrants, but she sees it as a convenient opportunity to besirch meg whitman. >> that was gloria allred and jerry brown. >> they will debate jerry brown and meg whitman. they will talk immigration and we'll tell you what they have to say tomorrow. when you think of nasa and space exploration. star trek term. boldly go where no one has gone now. now nasa administrators instead of where no man has gone before. saudi arabia. not exactly the space exploration we once dreamed of. >> we remember the uproar when nasa chief charles bolden not

seeking out mars but going in the muslim world for outreach. >> he wanted me to find out a way to reach out to the muslim world and engage with muslim nation and help them feel good about their historic contribution tostancy and engineering. >> people at that time for some reason the nasa administrator was in a diplomatic role and why would he go to the muslim world and make them feel good about accomplishments. but today he is in saudi arabia and others say it would help to have saudi arabiian dollars toward the space program which we know is hit with its own set backs . so perhaps if he brings everybody in the fold and helps with a global space exploration it would be worth something. >> he's fair and he's there to

mark the 25th anniversary of the space shuttle flight to include the first muslim in space with a member of saudi royalty, of course. it seems odd that this is nasa's job to reach out to the muslim world. they are supposed to be exploring space. >> let us know what you think. >> we told you about the new white house chief of staff and whether he will push the president to the left. the next guest will have an idea. he was president bush's chief of staff. >> and be genetic. what that could mean for millions of kids . mmmmmm. mmmmmm. wow! you have got to be kidding me.

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chief->> president obama's right hand man. white house chief-of-staff ram emanuel announced his resignation. he is leaving to launch a run for the mayor of chicago.

what changes can be expected in the white behite. we are joined by former white house chief-of-staff. how do you grade the job that ralm has come for. president obama would probably give him an a. he pushed the agenda that the president had through a reluctant congress and senate and reluctant american people and made it law. i don't agree with the politics and policy. but ralm did what the president needed to have done. he didn't do it the way i would do it either. but serving the president he did a good job. protecting the presidency i don't know if he did a good job about that. >> it is presidency is more important than the president. it goes on by the constitution. arcticle two is always under

attack by arcticle one. i hope he didn't acquestionence to one to undermine the office of the presidency. >> make too many dealings. >> we'll talk about the man who is replacement. pete rouse. what is his first day like? >> it is much tougher and more exciting than you thought it would be before you took the job. he is realizing he has acess to information he never had acess to and he knows a lot. what does the president need to know to do his job. one of the toughest challenges of the job is realizing you know more than the president and you can't let anybody know that and tell the president what he needs to know and not everything everybody wants him to. >> you have a document dump where you sift through all of the inform n.

intelligence documents from the sy and other intelligence agencies and economic news and diplomatic posts and domestic news. there is a lot of information that pete rouse will find on his dresk when he shows up for work and he has to read through and get greet the president and make sure he is optmistically. you want him to be optmistic. >> ralm was a brass tacks arm twister type of guy. what is pete rouse. >> he has no life. >> perfect. >> and he is a creature of washington and extra on the senate . chief-of-staff to daschle when he was leader and chief-of-staff to senator obama. he is a creature of washington. his life has been the workings of the senate and little bit the workings of the white house.

he is not brash. his language is no where near as colorful as ralm. four lettered words he uses are not outrageous words. i think he is very different and well like in the white house and so he is a calm safe choice for the white house staff. i am not sure it was inpired. >> he's not married. >> he has cats. >> but he can devote many, many hour to the office and that is what it takes. do you think he will move the president's agenda more to the center or left? >> i have a feeling he will be more of an observer and kind of make sure the processes is person is in the white house and have his counsel to the quiet than vocal in front of an white house. the agenda will likely move more left than moderate.

i don't think he will be as much of a policy force in the white whoit as ram was. >> thank you so much. you have a unique insight. >> i have been very blessed. >> thank you so much. >> and we'll go to dave andculate -- and clayton. >> researchers are make progress of using stem cells. and how would you want a shooting range next to the airport? a heated debate is trait ahead. one of our guests said the idea is a recipe for disaster. >> closer to the midterm election. we want you to keep your eyes on political bumper stickers. if you see clever or funny or brilliant. take a picture of it and send it to us and we'll show you on "fox and friends". go to friends @ fox news.com.

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>> here is a few quick headlines. bank of america freezing home foreclosure in 23 states. not looking into whether they rushed the process for thousands of homeowners and not fully reading the documents . commemorate breast cancer awareness month the estee lauder campaign. pink in over 24 hours. most landmarks illuminated for a cause in one day.

and 14 states that will aluthe use of medical marijuana . more than a dozen state legislatures have similar bills. health risks associated with the drug are talked about in terms of the smoker. what if the smoker is pregnant or about to be a dad. what are the dangers on the unborn baby in the womb. nice it seems obvious to me. when i looked at the story. you are smoking marijuana and a baby in the womb. put two and two together. >> this is something that the state came out . we have talked to pregnant patients before. chemical in your body those need to be filtered. the pregnancy has a built in

filter placenta . smoking mick teen or marijuana that gets embedded in the placenta unit and it reduces blood flow to the unborn child. you have smaller babis and higher rates of premature delivery and they will have difficulties when they get older. >> bigger problem because of pot opposed to regular smoking. >> the other issue that the study is looking at. chemical itself of marijuana interferes with the cellulaur growth in the brain and cognitive functions of the child will be impaired. take your vitamins and fruits and vegetables and stay away from pot. >> take your vitamins and don't moke pot. >> that is easy. talk about topic number two. a new story showing that adhd

could be genetic. what does that mean for kids? is there anything they can do? >> it is interesting. the study came in by a respected journal. adhd, there seems to be genetic alterations in the genetic dna of the children. it is missing files of information . perhaps that could also be linked with the behavior on severe cases. the problem is, it is very difficult to say now that these missing files will ultimately relate to adhd on everybody. it is a good patch to look at. the hyper activity disorders and many people believe that there is misseg files or duplicated files that could lead to the behavior . if you know that, maybe you can be more aggressive in

therapy. >> good advice there. >> and it can change a lot for the mood to stem cell research. >> could this end the controversy over using human embryos. >> i was excited about this story. i am bullish on stem cell technology . i think that using adult cells and finding a path way to create embryonic. you take the cells and creating therapies and replacing organs for organ donation services. i think it is a great break. early in the kname. but everybody who is doing stem cell looked at that and wow, this may be a new way to look at adult cells and create stem cells more effectively.

>> thank you for joining us. >> human trafficking is not just in the movie. it is happening in the u.s.. happens of thousands of children are at risk. a survivor is next with how she is trying to end the horrible crimes. >> are schools getting too corporate or a good way to bring money in. we report, you decide. >> and youth in church. why is one church getting a citation for playing music?

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flight attendants spice up the safety procedure routine just a bit. >> when outside of the aircraft. inflate the vest. look and release the air and illuminates. please that is a little little gaga. >> i agree and now the exits on that side of the screen. >> this reminds me. >> flight attendants have to rock out to lady gaga and katy perry song . this is a video after take off . being forced to do the cheesy things that corporate companies make you do. i worked in olive gard yen

every hour they made us sing that's amore. and every hour go hide in the bathroom. all of the wait staff and i couldn't handle it. >> you got to do what you got to do to get them to pay attention. >> that is not cheesy. that is fabulous. i would like to be on a flight. >> you work in lone star and do country line dancing. >> happy birthday in red robin. >> doing what they have to do and schools doing what they have to do and times are tight and budge thetses are strapped. schools are taking out adsaid on buss and lockers and now bringing home advertising to you, little did you know about it. smart move on permission slips. >> want to go on the feed trip to the museum. take this slip home to mom and dad and there is

advertisements on top. here is a sample what it looks like in massachusetts. >> peabody, massachusetts will try it costs $300 for advertisements . not for food or cigarettes or no liquor stores. pizza places and hair salon and ice cream shops and colleges . carate classes. i have a problem with that. >> some of the parents do. some say they are exploiting the kids. if you are a school what are you going thodo? when you can't raise the price of stamps, what are schools supposed to do. i don't see any problem with it as a parent. >> we heard of schools that have parents cough you for toilet paper. >> this school pays $600 to ride a bus if you have more

than one kid . $300 to play sports. >> we heard of schools before. you think how many ads are exposed to it in high school. whether it is this type much sports, or soda machine that is there. this is example. swift creation. it is business cards or gravic design company u. >> i did object when i heard it was going to be on report cards. it seems like that should stay pristeen and not anad. but permission slips and school notices. whatever they have to do. >> that is an advertisement on the bottom of the screen. what do you think? friends @ fox news.com. >> and getting to your headlines. search for two americans who went miss nothing an international gas balloon race

is underway with a under water robot. richard drusso and dr. davis plunged in the sea and leakly did not survive. they lost contact with race officials early wednesday morning . >> osama bin laden in the busted up plot to attack targets in europe. the attack for gunmen to go to shooting sprees. there is hall marks of senior al qaeda leadership. bin laden released two oddio tapes railing about the lack of relief. >> mother of missing oregon boy is pleading to boost the award. she wants the stepmother and terry to come forward with information. she is the last person seen with kyron when he was seen at

school. >> the people supporting her and her parents and everything, that is great, but why don't they put their money together and help us to increase the reward to bring kyron home. >> police have not named a suspect or person of interest. we hear about this story. instead of fighting a house fire. firefighters in tennessee just stood around and watching the structure burn to the ground. why? the family didn't pay the $75 annual fee for fire-fighting. >> what is this 1860s. the firefighters didn't show up until the neighbor's caught on fire because the neighbors had pay the $75 fee. the mayor said homeowners don't pay they are out of luck. >> in new york 1860s. people didn't pay the money. they would stand around and wouldn't show up.

>> what happened to charity. >> and a florida pastor said live music is a huge role in his church. neighbors are not too king on how he brings the congregation together. he has received three citation. >> i don't object to the church to being here but they need to obey the ordinance. >> we can work something out. >> the pastor is sound proofing the building. so he can continue his mission to help others. >> nothing wrong with music. nothing wrong with music. nothing wrong with the ryder cup other than the weather. it was miserable. one of the great events of golf going on in celtic, wales. took 27 hours to finish up the first day because the rain washed out most of the matches. they are adjusting the schedule. here's what is shocking.

u.s. had two years to prepare for the event apparently had nonwater proof water proof suits in the rain. thankfully play was suspended and they went and bought new suits right off of the rack. they didn't have to use them because it is nice today. the u.s. leads by one point after day one. >> elsewhere in golf, tiger is in wahes for the ryder cup. his half brother spoke out to fox in phoenix said his dad earl senior would be disappointed to learn of the affairs and divorce from elan. >> those mistakes were magnified by a hundred because of who he is. i think my dad would be very disaed with him and probably want to know how he is going to fix it. >> woods junior said his dad

would be devastated to learn of the break up of the marriage and adding that tiger's father and elanreally connected. >> padres need to weep the joints to have a shot. aldrian gonzalez and homers and pulled out a 6-four win. phillies beat the. san diego one behind the wild card hunt and two behind san francisco in the al-west. >> phillies clinched and they could have sat back. >> that is what conventional wisdom . they came out swinging. rick is here with the look at the weather it is it a wild and crazy week in the weather. >> seven days ago everyone is dealing with summer-like conditions and fall is taking hold for so many people. this is what you are waking up to this morning a lot of the cold air in the northern

plains . temperatures in the freezing mark. you can see the blue in louisiana and texas that. is welcome to get this kind of cool air after the brutally hot temperatures that you delt with. look at the picturos twitter from arizona hoyce. lake powle in a sunrise and absolutely beautiful scene. send me your picturos twitter . especially of the flooding and bad weather we have had . clayton as you were saying, relief. send the pictures my way and also on facebook. >> look at satellite picture. that is the end of the system that brought the devastating weather in the east. a lot of sunshine today and that is great news as people are trying to clean up the mess they were dealt . in the central plains and ohio

valley. a system dropping through and not causing major problems but a brief area of moderate rain in areas of indiana. we have a significant drought going on there as well in the west, things are dry. a system in southern california that will linger there and until wednesday, we'll deal with unsettled weather in the four corns. >> we'll warn our viewers. our next segment involves human trafficking and modern day slavery. if you have young kids turn down the volume on your set right now. the somali mom was 12 years old and sold in slavery and worked in the brothels for 10 years and then escaped. she runs rescue to save the girls. she is here with the executive

director of the somaly. >> it is wonderful to meet you. i have read your story that is tragic. we'll take our viewers back to the beginning. you were an orphan in a cam bodian village and one day a man came and what did he tell you? >> i was alone. i had no parents and my dream was to have a family and parents. i met this man . when he come in my village and he told me that he can help me find my mother and my father. i was so happy. >> and he was lying: he was lying to you and not really take you to fine your mother whom you desperately longed for or your father. he took you to the brothel and you spent 10 years working as

a sex slave. what was your life like during that time in >> you know, it is not easy to explain the life in the brothel because you have no idea of night and the daytime. every time you have me in the cage. not just me but everyone in the cage. it is bad. we had no light or nothing . so they bring us out and we have our 20 or 30 clients a day and we had no idea . so my life, it was inside. you feel dead inside and deadened by that process of having 20 or 30 clients a day when you are a teenager. somaly's story approximate the sex trade in southeast asia but this is happening in the united states. the state department estimates

16,000 foreigners brought in. human trafficked in the u.s.. >> like you, i thought the sex slave trade ended in 1865 with the emancipation proclamation. 12 million victims of slavery in the world which is greater than the sum total of all slaves brought in the transatlantic slave trade . yes, 17,000 is a conservative number of people brought in the u.s. and not counting our own children that are trafficked in the united states. average age that a girls prostitution in the united states is 12-13 years old. >> the numbers are unreal. you have set up centers around the world to help girls in your similar situation. you were able to escape the industry and many girls are not lucky. you help them in the center and you wrote a book.

you can find out more about the human trafficking at www. somaly mam.org. >> thank you . i will put that on our "fox and friends" blog as well. somaly mam, thank you for coming in. it is a bigger issue and thank you for bringing it to our attention. and coming up. republicans blasting demdeps for too much spending. the democratic leaders in washington appear to have other plans with your money. the president said and i quote him. i have a whole bunch of better way to spend that money. >> is congress tuning out american a.>> and the average american family spent 12,000 on groceries. we have tips on how to cut that in half with america's cheapest family, coming up. [ male announcer ] see this?

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buys. 60 percent of the items are impulse. if you go to the store list. you will not fall victim at this time impulse and you will save a tony money. >> lunch meat. you can save a lot of money per pound on lunch meat. how do you do that? >> in the butcher case is ham or chicken or turkey ham and they are in two or five pound pieces of meat. compare that to the deli case. you can save 50 percent by take to the butcher or slicing it at home. >> number four on the list. >> seasonal producer. >> correct. >> we use fruits and vegetable as snack footed. if you buy in season you get the freshest and healthiest am whys to eat. apples and pears, andble

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makes people nervous and a plan to build a firing range near an airport. a gun range near an airport. a heated debate is next.

>> for one county in colorado wants a build a shooting range. a few miles from denver international airport and f.a.a. and dhs say it will pose to threat to low flying planes. commissioner and a peelt, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> it's scary when you see the headline, a gun range near a

major international airport. what is your fear when it comes to low flying planes in relation to this gun range? >> he think it's a very simple issue. if a bullet should go astray somewhere during an aircraft landing or taking off and it punctures the fuselage, there's going to be a problem, sd disastrous. >> we've designed this in such a manner no projectiles could leave the shooting park. how could you be assured no bullets could reach a low flying plane? >> the way that this is designed, baffles and so forth. as long as you're in that disclosure it's called a no blue sky structure, as far as we have taken great pains to go ahead and design it. this is just not a range where you go ahead and take a bulldozer and scrape up dirt

and make a berm. this is study, we have architects. it's architecturely designed so as far as the baffles and the concrete and everything that it has, bullets are not going to leave the structure. >> so, they've made these special preparations for this, robert. planes could fly as low as 500 feet near this range. under what circumstance could a bullet realistically damage an airplane? >> well, i mean, a bullet travelling at high-- travels at high speed. i mean, if it were to leave the range in whatever fashion and let's face it, it may be a small risk, but if there's any risk at all, it's not worth it. it could penetrate an engine, it could cut a hydraulic line, cut a fuel line and that's always a possibility and it could come through the floor of the plane and hit a passenger or a pilot. there's a reason they don't build firing rangers near schools as well.

there are certain things that don't go well together and i'm curious to know what's so important about the firing range that it has to be built on this piece of land? i mean, adams county is a huge area, why not go someplace else? >> and there is, as i know, as a colorado native there are news of open areas, and they may have to step in at times and may have to temporarily close this range at times. so what is so special about this specific plot of land, larry? >> okay, what is special about the specific plot of land is the airport itself. this resides in the noise overlay for dia. according to our subdivision regulations you can in the build houses here, we know at that two of the impacts of a shooting range are going to be, number one, as you guys, as you people are indicating, the projectiles leaving the range and number two is noise. so there will be no noise impacts of any kind because there will be no development there to create noise impacts.

with regard to his concern for the aircraft, once again, i reiterate these projectiles will be fired within this building, within this facility and it is designed in such a way that project tiles cannot leave it. the next thing that we must go ahead and consider here is dia, the runway that they're talking about, runway in question, this don't even know when they're going to be building it. i have projected it's 30, 30 years. >> that's an old story, an old story. >> i mean, they built an airport-- >> some say this is 30 years away, some disagree with that and say this runway could be coming soon. larry pace, robert mark, thank you for being here. this debate will not end here this morning, we appreciate it. coming up, liberal groups now rallying against the administration and the white house says it's not concerned. but are they losing the left? and it's the story that people behind facebook don't want you to know. we're talking to the man who wrote the book, behind the new

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>> good morning, it's saturday, october 2nd. rahm emanuel is out, rouse is in. could the inner circle shake-up push the president further to the left? karl rove and andy card weigh in on that. >> and gretta van susteren grilling that accusations that meg whitman's former housekeeper. >> it is her husband's handwriting on it. her handwriting is not on it. >> and it didn't end there. more of that heated debate

straight ahead. >> and streets are underwater, homes evacuated as torrential downpours flood the northeast. the latest on the storm damage in moments. the slogan from russ in florida, if you're looking for the number one morning news show, without a doubt, catch aly and the guys, you'll see what i'm talking about. >> what you talking about, willis. >> i'm donny osmond. you're watching "fox & friends." >> that's what i'm talking about. big changes at the white house this morning, let's talk about what's happening as rahm emanuel wakes up today. probably relieved. >> sleeping in. >> for the first time in a while. >> i'm sure. >> we were talking to andy card yesterday in the green room. >> and this morning. >> this morning, he's been here for a couple of days and you wake up at 5:30 in the morning as white house chief of staff and stay until the president goes to bed. >> what a job. >> from five to nine every day and now the new man taking

that job is rouse, we don't know much about him. more laid back than rahm emanuel, who isn't. rahm emanuel sat down yesterday, was very emotional not the guy that most people heard about, emotional talking about his family and how do things change now that goes from emanuel to rouse. could it be more liberal? it could because peter rouse is a guy more sit back, not the aggressive deal maker. hostile at times, rahm emanuel. here is what former bush chief of staff andy card had to say about the change. >> i think he's very different. i suspect he's very well-liked within the white house, i'm not sure it's an inspired choice. it's likely to move a little more left than moderate because i don't think that he will be as much of a policy

force in the white house as rahm was. >> he's described as a back room, sort of fixer and it's interesting this week when the story was coming out mid week, politico actually didn't have any photos. they couldn't find photos of pete rouse. >> rah he will? he was daschle and senator obama's-- >> yeah, he was a behind the scenes guy and politico said on the twitter feed. we don't have any photos and i'm sure that will change. >> and the president announced this, pete rouse has never seen a camera or a microphone that he likes. and rahm sort of smiled, because he seems more high profile and speaking of which, he did have the press conference with a the lot of fan fare, bidding rahm adieu as he tries to go off to be the mayor of chicago. aen speech, praised the president up and down and so

let's listen to a portion of it. >> you had the guts to save our country from the free fail, talken on powerful interests in this town, to stand up for the american people. and you've been willing to challenge the worn out ideas and the stale thinking that often stands in the way of progress. i want to thank you for being the toughest leader any country could ask for in the toughest teams any president has ever faced. >> that comment, when i first heard it, anybody who knows history. you're putting him in line with all of these past presidents, george washington, james madison during the war of 1812, many think it's one of the most contentious years m american history and could have fallen apart. abraham lincoln. fdr. president obama is above them in the amount of crisis. >> let's remember, it's waging two different wars, obviously,

he took office when iraq and afghanistan were waged and also the terror threats we know from the bob woodward book are at an all-time high we didn't know that before the bob woodward group and the great depression, some predicted a second great depression and turned out to be a recession. >> and he think what they were arguing yesterday, they had a big press conference and everything in washington d.c. is strategic of course, and some people thought that was rahm not giving a goodbye speech, but a campaign speech prior to the mid terms, hey, folks, let's remember what the president and democrats in the white house have done. >> it's not announced that he's running for mayor, but president obama said how qualified he was. and what's happening today. the marches, not the conservative tea party marches, this is more than 400 liberal groups marching on washington led by the naacp

jobs is top of the agenda for these people. they want congress and the administration to focus on creating more jobs. but the white house not overly concerned about the message of this march, which also will focus on education. >> i will take our record and compare them to the 20 months before that and feel very comfortable with that comparison and i will say this about our education, it's been a focus of a lot of activity this week and you see the president talk about it. i will put our record of educational form up against that of any administration at any economic time. >> and go ahead. >> well, since they did, it's interesting that the progressive groups, now, 400 as you said, are marching so that sends a message to the white house that they, i believe, are couching their message saying after what

we're trying to do is move job creation up on the congressional agenda, not attacking the president or the white house. >> and the marches go back in history. 1940's, the first one. martin luther king was one of the big ones, but always been around civil rights, anti-discrimination marches as this is the first time they've been marching on economy and jobs and that sends a loud message, i think. >> that's about three hours from now. >> just about a month before the mid term elections and the lackluster economy is center stage as they turn up the heat on each other. >> yeah, julie kirtz is live in washington with more, good morning, julie. >> hi, yeah, there's a march, but the president gets out of washington in about an hour or so, and camp david for the weekend and including the family retreat you talked about on sunday with his cabinet members and their kids and no official word from the white house on the activities plan, but the president did

use the saturday address to warn americans to what he calls the failed energy policies favored by the president. >> leadership is promising to scrap the incentives, including those underway, even with the jobs and potential that they hold. this doesn't make sense for our economy. >> well, also, today, republicans ten to blast democrats and the president as big government spenders unwilling to extend the bush era tax cuts before the crucial mid terms, here is michigan mcconnell. >> democrats and leaders in washington appear to have other plans with your money. as the president recently said and i'm quoting him directly. >> i've got a whole bunch of better ways to spend that money. >> as you know, president obama and democratic leaders here want to extend the tax cuts only for middle income americans, republicans say let's do it for everyone, including top earners, back to you guys. >> thank you for the break down of that.

the rest of your headlines and a fox news alert for you, two drone attacks killed 12 militants amid attention increasing between the two countries and despite pakistani protests signals that the u.s. is not willing to stop attacks against the insurgents and confirms reports that the cia is expanding the campaign in pakistan from the afghan battle front. not too secret anymore. a devastating train crash in indonesia. rescuers spent hours searching the wreckage for survivors. it happened when an incoming train slammed into another train parked at the station and authorities investigating whether human error or mechanical problem caused this crash. the penalty for carrying gets lighter. governor arnold schwarzenegger signed a bill that down grades

potential of an ounce or less to a fine and no jail time starting in the new year and could save cash strapped california millions in legal fees. remember when the nasa said this about muslims in the program. >> he wanted to find out a way to the muslim world and nom nantly muslim nations to help them feel good about their historic contribution to science and engineering. >> all right, apparently that's now happening, bolten is now on a taxpayer funded trip to saudi arabia attending a technology meeting. >> it's been a warm week, but not so much this weekend pt. >> they keep saying i want the summer temperatures gone and fall here. but maybe a little much, but

the cold air is moving in across areas of the northern plain and diving across parts of the south and that's welcome. it's been so blistering this summer across memphis and nashville and across places like little rock and now a little cooler air moving in and so you'll take it. this is the eastern part of the country and that's the storm moving through for the rain and that's gonna little bit of a clipper system diving across the northern plains and that's not going to cause any major problems, welcome rain across the lower ohio river valley and across the west, there is this upper level disturbance across southern california the last couple of days and it's going to meander and hang out across the four corners, likely until wednesday and thursday and slowly drop your temperatures down and welcome news because it's so hot and bring at times a little bit of a needed moisture and take that as well. back to you. >> all right we have been talking about the new white house chief of staff who starts work today because rahm emanuel's exit signals the inner circle is falling apart.

and they have thoughts on that next. >> the interior secretary says he's even the oil drilling moratorium in place until he's quote, comfortable. but the louisiana senator said that that could wreak havoc on the devastated gulf coast. he joins us live in an interview coming up. ooo

>> yesterday president obama said today is not the time to quit and rahm emanuel quit. the chief of staff rahm emanuel resigned and during his farewell speech he cried because he was leaving the white house. and president obama cried because he's still there. >> so rahm is out and peter rouse is in as president obama's chief of staff. what does this all mean? only one man really to ask is karl rove and he joins us this morning. how are you, karl? >> good morning, men, how are you?

>> we're doing well. >> and lady. >> oh, aly, you're there. >> i am, but i answer to dude, whatever. exactly, what does this replacement of rahm with rouse mean for the country and for the president's agenda? >> yeah, well, first, andy card grabbed it just right. there's a big change in the personal habits of these two men, one is profane, aggressive former congressman from chicago and the other is the seasoned, low key, almost invisible senate aide, a different tradition of invieder one an elected official and the other the man behind the scenes. i don't know what it means about the president's agenda, but it means that the chief of staff is more likely to fall back into the tradition of being in essence the honest agent who keeps, you know, the access to the president open and robust and doesn't express opinions.

rahm tended to have a lot of opinions, pro fanly, strongly aggressively expressed and i think that did have a dampening on the conversations. >> and lot of people said on the president's agenda and more moderate than pete rouse and got rid of the public option for health care and a lot of people feel that the president moved away from some of the liberal roots that he campaigned on. >> i think he did, the president disservice giving in to the president's instincts not to govern as the red states and blue states, but the hyperpartisan he's become the last few 0 months and i think that rahm probably fed that and rouse, i don't know, you said you'd change the tone, maybe we need to do something differently. the man at the top sets the tone though and the

president's agenda is likely to become somewhat more liberal because that's where the president's instincts have been. rahm may have been on the edge able to trim thing, but i think we'll see a steady march to the left after the elections congress more accuse tri and hampering. >> speaking of the tone, the tone in california is nasty, unions are going after meg whitman a republican running for governor out there attacking her over a former housekeeper that may have been an illegal alien, whether or not she knew is in question at this point. but the point here is, it is getting ugly out there in california, it is in louisiana. personal attacks, is that what's going to shape these november races ahead of mid terms? >> well, look, i thought for a long while that we would see a much uglier than normal fall when it comes to personal attacks. peggy noonen has an article.

if you want run on the health care, tax, if your poll numbers are in the tank and certaininging further every day are' going to have to go after your opponent and try to make him or her radioactive with personal and vicious attacks. the problem is it doesn't work all the time. sort of political equivalent of a hail mary. but we're likely to see a lot more of this with a lot more volume than we've seen in recent years. >> karl, what do you think, is meg whitman in trouble over the undocumented worker? >> i think it's problematic, but an opportunity for her to say this is the kind of politics as usual you're sick of. when i found out she was an illegal alien, i fired her. this is an attempt by the labor unions to obscure the bigger issues in the race which is the bankruptcy in california. i'm willing to take a polygraph and standing up for what i did, what i did was right and get back to their

face. >> and let's throw the poll up. this is how young people right now feel about voting in this year's election or young people and even among, looking forward to it, dreading it. 69% of individuals among democrats say they're looking forward to it. independents are not unthese as particular and the polls seem to favor republicans for the youth vote and for enthusiasm. >> yeah, look, the future in the poll this week, 14 point intensity gap between the two parties, twice as much as in 1994. and the independents found they favor republicans 49-36 for democrats. that's a 31 point swing from the way it was in 2006.

this group elected in 2006 and the president in 2008. that gap in the election, a big republican wave. >> you know you're wearing a red tie, when texas your school takes on oklahoma in the red river shootout. that's a figure-- >> the red river, red river, doesn't you get it. >> the con ssummate thinker. >> the red river. >> and a snazzy dresser. thanks, karl. >> coming up on the show, his public humiliation, what led a rutgers freshman to commit suicide. we'll talk to an expert about what you can do to avoid a tragedy. >> the people behind facebook don't want you to see. we're talking to the man who wrote the book behind the movie "the social network".

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>> we told you that meg whitman is in trouble for allegedly having an undocumented alien working in her home and of course, gloria alred is representing the undocumented alien called her the rosa parks of the latino community. and rosa parks was her legally. you forget that.

>> that's one of many comments that gloria allred had as made pickly rosa parks and have people scratching their heads and why she invited to smear xap. and admitted to gretta. no intention of going to court in the first place and listen to how gretta interviewed her on the show. i think you've got to all wrong, i think it helps meg whitman and her husband, the more reasonable institute and if you took it to court. on the eve of an election to raise something like this which has the possibility of smearing unfairly, calling someone an a liar and subverting the election process. >> meg whitman used the following words, we never received that letter or the notification and she denied it to the los angeles times, and also denied it to the new york times. so, what i did yesterday was

simply show that she did in fact lie, because you-- >>, but-- >> we meaning-- here is the letter, she said we, meaning her husband and herself never received it and here it is, it's got her address on it. it's got her name on it, it's got her husband's handwriting on it. >> gloria, this is almost dilutional. that's what i'm telling you, where you get barbecued in court. it has her husband's handwriting on it. her handwriting is not on it and it says nicky, that's the housekeeper, please check on this, thanks. that shows that the husband didn't have a clue. that's why you get barbecued in court. >> so they're talking about a social security document, but the greater question here is, as she said, why go after meg whitman about the small, the former housekeeper, this is a character attack. hispanics make up 15% estimated of the voters in this gubernatorial election. so this could swing the entire

election. meg whitman spent a record 119 million dollars of her own money in trying to defeat jerry brown spent nearly 4 or 5 million and this of all things is playing a role in october, shocking. >> in case you don't know the back story, that meg whitman as you said is running for governor, employed for a long time this woman nicky diaz as a housekeeper. >> and paid her $23 an hour, mind you. >> yes. >> $23 an hour. >> get out of here. there's the headline. >> and didn't exactly mistreat her. >> that's the headline. and in any event, went through an employment agency and she says to hire this woman and says when she called the agency she said specifically we need someone who is here legally and that when nicky came she came with the proper documents, she had a social security card, a driver's license. meg whitman has copies of that. so it sounds as that she

crossed her t's and dotted the i's, but the letter that gloria allred and gretta were arguing about from the social security administration saying something is not jibing here, we don't have this in our records and please explain. and there in lies the problem whether or not meg whitman knew about the letter. >> and meg whitman defending herself on hannity and her response. >> we asked for specifically someone they knew was documented. >> specifically-- and they provided you with documentation. >> correct. >> they provided you with a social security, right. >> we actually had a copy of a social security card, a copy of the driver's license and an i-9 form felled out by nicky diaz that says that the employee signed saying under the personality of perjury, i assert that i am a legal to work in this country. >> what gloria allred i have done i believe in ka hoots with the brown campaign,

they've sacrificed this latina, a very nice woman, on the altar of jerry brown's political ambition. >> and final note, gloria allred donated money to the jerry brown campaign and been friends with him. >> worked on it in the 70's. >>s there's a history there. e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. >> and they will debate today, meg whitman and jerry brown and this will be interesting focusing on immigration. and an american couple attacked by drug pirates and it happened on a lake in texas. hear from a texas congressman who is furious about this. >> and the controversial video game that let users play the taliban and kill american soldiers. this morning, big news. big changes have been made to the game. we'll tell you. >> plus, there could be some big changes to snail mail. we are going to hear what a lot of you have to say about

losing at least one deliver day from the post office.

>> all right. welcome back to "fox & friends." pardon me. if you have plans to go out to the post office and send out packages today. well, apparently, you might not have that option in the future because the post office is bleeding cash and might in fact do away with saturday mail. >> yeah, and guess what, how many of you have plans to go to your mailbox and check the mail today? that is what also may be going away, the 6th day of service we're accustomed to because the post office is

hemorrhaging money and they've lost a lot of money in the past year and they're projected to lose 6 billion. you can see over the course of the last four years, five years, how much money they've lost, so, what are they to do? >> tom in newburgh, north carolina send us electronic mail, an e-mail which could be partially responsible. >> tom, this is the reason why. i love to see the posal service decide to deliver all junk mail on saturday and then stop junk mail delivery. there's too much junk mail, all garbage. >> weekends off and lots of overtime on monday and tuesday to get the mail delivered. bottom line is that this will cost the u.s. ps more than maintaining saturday delivery. who came up with this idea? >> and sandy writes in, that the problem with the post office is that they have too many supervisors, station managers and upper management who are overpaid and

underqualified. >> fox junky writes on twitter re post office, closed saturday they may have to offer more services like ups store, but they have to improve the attitude. >> i am perfect the tude. >> they partner with fed ex on a lot of package shipping and what would stop them from partnering with other companies. >> as scott tweeted me fully privatize it, why not privatize the post office at this point. make them compete and then we might see some differents. >> if the post office doesn't have enough business why do i always wait in line for 25 minutes? >> every time. >> in long, long line and anytime i go to try to mail a box, you can't do regularly on your own, you just cool your heels in line for so long. >> jerry seinfeld once described it in his stand-up routine, like the world stops when you're in the post office. >> it does. i was at a live jerry seinfeld

performance and a poseman was in the audience, and he heckled him. just like your act. oh, you mean to tell me that your post office moves fast and you're the only post office that moves quick? >> and that's why i think they should sell $4 lattes. >> i love it. we're instituting that theory here first. meanwhile, your headlines, let us tell you what else is happening at this hour, scuba divers with underwater cameras jiend in the search effort for two american balloonists who went missing in the adriatic sea and searchers says, hopes of finding them are disappearing. the contact was lost on wednesday and race organizers said the two plunged toward the sea near italy at 50 miles per hour and they likely did not survive. serious warnings this morning about increased violence along the u.s.-mexico border. an american couple was jet

skiing, two boats of armed men, allegedly mexican drug pirates, shotting at them. and the man was shot and fell into the water. and he says with more national guardsmen, it could have been avoided. >> we had people on the 60 mile lake out there to protect american citizens the bad guys know they've got to go somewhere else. you see that all the time in police action. if people know that you are going to defend your land, then they go somewhere else. >> the suspects are still on the loose at this hour and the bottom-- the body of the victim has not yet been located. and there's been a stunner in the massachusetts governor's race. the running mate for independent candidate tim cahill is ditching his campaign and endorsing republican charlie baker instead. >> it's clear that that primary is over. he cannot win and it's between

charlie baker and packard. it's an easy decision. >> not having a lt. governor, i don't plan to die and we can save money on the useless job. >> i'll say they won't be friends after. >> a beer summit. >> that reminds me going up to a beer in the bar and asking her if she likes to dance and she says no, i don't want to buy you a drink anyway. speaking from experience. >> no, i've read a lot about that. >> the latest poll gives the governor in massachusetts a small lead. and baker 42% and cahill only 6%. and all right, we've told you about the controversial video game medal of honor lets you play the taliban and kill american soldiers. well, not anymore, now the role of the bad guy will be caused opposing forces in the multi-player function after major protests in military bases around the u.s. had banned the sale of the game. those are your headlines. >> all right.

let's get to rick reichmuth who has had a check of our cooler weather. rick, it was 90 degrees in denver. it was perfect. >> it was almost 90 here a week ago in the northeast, 113 in l.a. 107 in places like phoenix, so it's been extremely warm, not like that now. take a look at the weather maps, you can see the cool air that's moved in across much of the country, 36 as you're waking up in another one of your favorite cities, david, in rapids city. northern plains very cold and especially get the cooler mornings and shorter days and these are the things you get. take a look at that, lake placid, new york, how beautiful is that. fall in full effect. put them on my facebook page, we like to get the pictures in fall, a beautiful time for so many people and enjoying it a little bit. and move forward and take a look at the satellite radar picture. eastern part of the country

drying out after the soaker. 20 inches of rain especially north carolina and see that rain moving through michigan, ohio, indiana, illinois, that will be light and brief for you today. tomorrow, bringing scattered showers across areas of the northeast. no major problems and across the rest, across california the upper level disturbance the next five days and slowly drop your sense as well and take a look at the map and see your averages tomorrow are extreme. across the west, northern rockies, across parts of the ohio river valley. 15 degrees below your averages, clayton we'll send it to you inside. >> it has a half had a billion users worldwide and the social network reveals the inspiration for the website. was it not money? >> there is a girl in your art history class, stephanie adams, do you happen to know if she has a boyfriend. have you ever seen her with anyone? and if not, do you happen to

know if she's going to go out-- people walk around with a sign on them that says-- ma mark? >> the great spot in the movie he says we need status updates for single or in a relationship and the authority of "the accidental billionaire", the book on which the social network film is based, a fantastic book and a fantastic movie, caught it last night. ben, great to have you here on the show this morning. >> hey, thank you very much. >> you know, over the past few weeks, mark zuckerberg had been asked whether or not he would go see the film or whether or not it was a work of fiction are 0 nonfiction, he said in the interview it was a work of fiction. what do you say about his comments. what is true and not true in this movie? >> it's a true story. i can understand mark saying that. i mean, mark just wants to

tell one story. his story. but a lot of other people had their own stories about what had happened and you know, this is the truth. i spent a year researching it and i spoke to everyone other than mark and you know, i can understand why he says that, but i wish he would see the movie, i think they did a great job. >> i think actually last night we got word this morning that he actually took a group of pfa staff members from facebook to see the movie. after i saw the movie a lot of viewers on twitter wanted to know did he come across as a jerk or scumbag as we've been hearing reports. i didn't get that sense, he doesn't come off as jerk so much as an opportunist, as sort of an accidental billionaire thrust into this situation, wrong. >> no, i agree with you, i don't think he comes off as that bad. he did some things that you know, angered a lot of people. a lot of people felt betrayed a lot of drama, but i think in the end you realize he's a general yus.genius.

he built this multi-billion dollar company, he's strange, and it's incredible. >> the title. accidental billion nar and thrust into the open, and openness. mark zuckerberg likes to talk about the open, he wants this open environment in the world where we are, but we're seeing some negative tiff effects of that openness and oa lot of privacy issues and the horrible story out of rutgers, the teen took his own life outed and put on social networks, do you feel he feels any sort of responsibility for this invasion of privacy? >> well, i think that mark believes the world is a better place when we break down those walls, when we communicate a lot. when we're open. but you know, you're right, there are horrible dangers. i think the problem is the genie is out of the bottle and facebook is here and younger people, they want to be famous, everyone wants to be famous, so everyone wants to put everything on the web.

video of your friend and put it on the web and that's the way it's going. i don't think that mark is responsible for that. what he created is something we all love to use, but we have to take responsibility. if you put it on the internet it's there, it's written in pen not in pencil, so that's something to keep in mind. >> yeah, you know, it's very, very rare for a book to be as good as the movie and movie to be as good as the book and i think they were both accomplished in this case. do you think that the movie was a good representation of your book? >> well, thank you so much for saying that, i really feel that the movie is a very close adaptation and aaron sorkin and the people involved, david fincher, geniuses, as an author i'm incredibly proud of what they did. i like the book, but the movie is incredible. >> on rotten tomatoes, 100%. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you, anytime. >> and go to facebook and

twitter and let me know what you think of it. use a social network to let me know. coming up on the show, public humiliation what led that rutgers freshman to commit suicide. we'll talk to an expert. what do if your child is being bullied to the point of humiliation. >> and david vitter not happy about the decision, why it could reek havoc on the gulf coast and dave will interview him next. and keep your eye on political bumper stickers. if you see anything clever, driving behind someone, or on the street. send us a picture. foxnews.com or fox and friends on twitter. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] see this?

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>> good morning, forget about a tax cut. breaking news reports on what's in store for taxpayers when lawmakers return and is the president stimulus as he claims why are so many of the chief architects jumping ship. jack wells on what it will take to get americans working again it's here and only here, cost of freedom at the top of the hour. see you then. >> looking forward to that, neil, now the department of the interior announcing new off shore drilling safety rawls this week. interior secretary ken salazar saying, quote, there will always be risks associated with deep water drilling, but we will only lift the suspensions when i'm comfortable and we have significantly reduced those risks, but critics say that moratorium is devastating the gulf region and needs to be lifted immediately and we see

senator david vitter joins us this morning and thanks for being with us, sir. >> nice to be you. >> the deadline is november 30th to potentially lift this ban. first, tell us what type of impact you are seeing in the gulf region as we speak this morning. >> well, the bottom lien is this moratorium is costing us far more jobs than the oil spill ever did and it's about to escalate because as time goes on, as uncertainty goes on, more and more major rigs are leaving the gulf and of course, that means huge job losses so that's begun. but i'm afraid it's beginning to really dramatically increase. >> yeah, an administration report says they estimate between 8 and 12,000 jobs were temporarily lost because of this moratorium, but the question is, are they temporarily lost? you mentioned those rigs leaving. will they come back and will the jobs come back with them? >> i'm not immediately, certainly, and dave there are all sorts of things about that report that way understate the

situation. we had a hearing before the senate small business committee, specifically about that report. that report is full of holes, for instance, it didn't even consider shallow water and the defacto moratorium there and all the job losses there. also, the administration witnesses said we think the job loss that occurred is stable, no more is going to occur. well, that's completely at odds with dozens of companies thinking about leaving the gulf now on an ongoing basis. it's clearly getting worse over time. >> it is a tough position for the interior secretary, ken salazar, as i'm sure you can relate. should he not put safety first and make sure the new safety rules are first and foremost, being followed by the oil industry? >> well, dave, no one is saying not to put safety first, no one is saying to go back to the pre-explosion, lay of the land, not to make changes. that's not an option. but dramatic changes have been

made and i think he could have ensured that the situation was far safer weeks, if not months ago and so i hope he lifts the moratorium immediately, but i think the even bigger question is, are we going to have a defacto moratorium on an ongoing basis for many more months to come. >> sure, realistically are you optimistic that ban, this moratorium could be lifted? >> i'm predicting that the formal moratorium could be lifted in october, maybe within two weeks, but the big issue is not that, it's whether the lay of the land the day after is really any different or do we have a defacto moratorium that's 90% as bad. so far the evidence is pointing to the latter. >> the gulf region certainly needs good news at this point. david vitter, thanks for being with us. coming up a rutgers freshman killed himself and it's

suspected he was humiliated by an internet video before taking his life. what if your child is being harassed or humiliated or what if it's you? an expert with what you can do to help next.

>> parents and friends described tyler cemelemente, a thigh young man. they allegedly streamed a live encounter from the dorm room, tyler took his life and said that suicide is often linked with public humiliation. dr. jeffrey lieberman,

chairman of psychology at columbia university. thank you so much for being here. joanne, start with you, i think that the common wisdom. we tend to think that suicide is a result of depression, but some research suggests that it's often preceded by a public humiliation and that certainly seems to be the case, this tragic case with tyler clementi. what is it that's so devastating about humiliation? >> well, certainly we know that something like a public humiliation or bullying can be a precipitating factor in the suicide. what we need to keep in mind, what the research shows more than 90% of people who take their own lives had some sort of underlying psychiatric condition at the time of their death, not necessarily diagnosed, but that the humiliation alone is probably not enough to precipitate suicide. >> it sounds like what you're saying, all of us suffer public humiliation at some point particularly when we're young, but some people are more susceptible to it, vulnerable and hits them harder. >> there may be an underlying

vulnerability and it's important, too, the vast majority of people who experience the humiliation don't go on to take their own lives. >> it's important to understand, college youth are right in a sweet spot of psychological vulnerability, so their brains are still forming, emotionally, still maturing and thrust for the first time out of the home situation without the support of parents and family and the situation is back like adults with academic stresses and you now have the added element in addition to the socialization, the right passage to humiliation and bullying it's not happening in the schoolyard anymore on the college campuses, it's happening on the internet and amplifies the effects. >> between the internet, the web-cam, social networking, the opportunities for public humiliation are so much greater than they were than when we were all in college. >> this is, this is you know,

unspeakable tragedy is sort of the technological equivalent of children playing with their parents firearms and they don't know what the consequences are and they're doing what's now available to people for the first time in human history and to joanne's point, college age is the age at which psychiatric, mental illness, vulnerabilities first begin to emerge. but i think that public humiliation, all of us know as parents even in grammar school, our kids come home and something happens on the playground and they're embarrassed. what do we do be they middle school students or college students, do if they feel they've suffered humiliation. >> trust your instincts. as lay people we're not equipped to diagnose whether this may be linked to greater risk. what we are equipped to though is to trust our instincts and got our children to professional help if that's what would be required. if a situation going on at school is worrisome and you're noticing changes in your child's behavior. changes in eating patterns, in

sleeping, they're becoming increasingly socially isolated where before they were socially interactive. their grades are declining. you want to be looking to ewhether you need some additional help. >> and dr. lieberman is this something we can say to our children to make them feel better that this, too, shall pass? >> we can, importantly, he think that schools need to play a more proactive role and college age is a n age we know increased psychiatric events and potential for reactivity to the social humiliations and can lead to tragic consequences and they need to be more proactive and vigilent and need to provide more support and can extend down into high school and secondary school. >> you're absolutely right. because as parents of college kids, we don't necessarily know what's happening on the college campuses. you may be thousands of miles away from your child. as a-- i have, you know, kindergarten kid so for middle school and grade school, is there anything we can do to tell our

kids to buck up, sort of the stiff upper lip about humiliation. >> this has to do with the developmental psychology. children are quite resilient. all children go through a process where kids are cruel, they play nasty pranksen them, and they can be unspeakbly insensitive, but kids are resilient. they kind of brush it off. i mean, if there's sustained, abusive physical bullying, that's different. most is like you say a rite of passage. but when you get into the adolescence and college age, it changes. kids are not-- they tend to a many mri phi the things and exaggerate it and more impulsive and act as tyler did, urge fortunately. >> be on the lookout for in i red flags. tharn thanks for coming in to discuss it today. >> thank you. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. there's nothing for 25. but they will let me give you the same seat for a big miles upcharge. how's that sound?

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