please remember, the spin s right here. because we are definitely looking out for you. >> good morning, everyone. it is saturday october 9th. there is a break through expected any moment now as crews work to free the trapped miners in chile. who will get out first from the narrow tunnel . we have a live report. it is still dangerous there. this is from the mine now. >> house minority leader john boehner blasting the president. >> this is what you got $787 billion worth of peppeding. i always wanted a bigger government and economy with people struggling for jobs. >> will the voters respond in

the polls next month? should americans be banned from buying sugary drinks. "fox and friends" begins right now. live from new york it is "fox and friends" with allison cammerota and david briggs and clay tormorris. >> thank you for joining us this morning. the predictions for the miners they wouldn't get out before christmas. it is good news, but everyone is on pins and needles. >> after 66 days being trapped. 33 miners trapped in chile could see the light of day today. a break through expected any moment. >> they are live in chile with the latest. good morning to you, steve.

>> after more than two months there is a sense it could happen any minute. several vps and the first lady on hand when it is made. the giant drill is close within 10 feet. the last few feet is a difficult complicated part of the drilling and have to hammer through where the miners are holed up and it is tricky. once that does happen they will test the rocket to see if it is structurally sound . once they break through it doesn't mean it is a done dole. the difference between the hole and capsule is two inches

and this is a curve. it is a challenge. but here a sense of excitement and a nation waiting and there will be a sirens and exexplosion of fire and cheering when they break through. >> oh, my goodness. it doesn't get more dangerous the closer they get. i don't want us to pop the chemical pain yet. >> i think all of those pam fams are sitting on lawn chairs and one guy, and a miner that is a fitness buff and running kilometers. >> he's first out. it paid off. >> we have other news to tell you about. while you were sleeping four italian members were killed in

the afghanistan province. another shake up in the white house. top national security advisor james jones will leave in coming weeks. he worked in the secretary of state's office in the clinton administration and well versed in foreign policy and considered an expert politician. >> linda mcman getting a bost from massachusetts senator today. mcman is hoping to duplicate brown's success by beating a former attorney general. she is hoping to beat bloomingthal. >> today would have been john lennon's 70th birthday. ♪ imagine all of the people

living. ♪ >> what a beautiful song. >> the former beetle was killed 30 yores outside of his new york apartment. fans have gathered in central park in straw traw field. google has an animated google set to the song imagine. >> strawberry field memorial is going to be nuts. >> a normal day. >> it might be worth the folk. if you are town go there. otto, another hurricane in the atlantic and pulling away from shore and probably bringing rain by puerto rico or the dominican republic. there is extreme flooding on the virgin islands from the

storm. cold air getting back in the states. we got to 92 degrees in nebraska and breaking records in parts of the plains and that will move to the east. clear skies in the northeast and clear down in the southeast as well. that rotation bringing a cool down in the northern plains. as far as the precipitation goes. you have to go to the northwest to get rain. this rain shouldn't be that bad in the plains. heat is going to be there. 90s in the areas of the south. 93 in mempes. check that out. 85 in minneapolis. >> and possibility nice day in new york in the 70s. >> thank you, dave. >> very, have slight chance. >> if you node a companion in the weather department.

ally is there. >> chilly and rainy. and midterm elections. biggest issue facing the voters was clear on friday. it is all about clears and the new jobs numbers came out. unemployment rate 9.6. the economy shedded 95,000 jobs in the month of september, guys. >> and the biggest number could be the next number is people who stopped looking for work. that is coupled with the fact people have begin up. after looking for four months, i have stopped looking. those numbers are rolled in the unemployment numbers. >> the president put a positive spin on it and he said the private sector is changing up. >> our economy gained 64,000 jobs in the private sector.

july and august numbers were revised upwards. we have seen nine straight months of private sector job growth. in all mar than 750,000 jobs in contrast to the 800,000 jobs that we were losing when i first took office. >> he was in maryland yesterday. and tomorrow in philadelphia . he will highlights small businesses that are the way that his administration has helped them and minority leader john boehner thinking he has not helped them. unemployment high and millions are out of work and companies are not hiring. thos his message in ohio. let's on listen to the opposing view. >> we have the latest jobby report from the department of labor . it is the report that we have

seen every month since president obama soined the stim tim bill into law. unemployment is high and millions out of work . private job sector remains flat. >> that's whoo you got for your 787 billion worth spending. higher unemployment and economy struggling to get jobs. >> as americans we have to decide. two we want another two years of job-killing policies coming out of washington or we have had enough? >> he hit on the main focus right now. whether or not you believe the stimulus and all of the government spending was a colassal failure or if you believe it averted a bigger disaster as the president does. >> couple of weeks before the midterps. it is a tough sale for the democrats to say it could have

been a lot worse. that's tough to get them to think about. it could have been worse if we didn't spend 800 billion. president obama said we started in 2008 and doing it with 21 months. we'll finish our jobs and americans are not happy with the new rasmussen poll. how angry are you. 43% are angry. >> top two categories. it is 63% of the respondants they are angry at the federal government and 32 percent are not and fief percent are not sure. >> the polls didn't say who you are angry at. they are made at the encumbents. people who made the policiless thus far. >> that is taken out on the

party in power. one would have to make that leap. they are angry with the republicans too. >> another poll this morning and another sign of trouble for the president. remember president obama ran against george's third term calling mccain president bush's third therm. he was better a year ago . who is a better president. 47 percent to 45%. went to just two months. >> that is interesting in the margin of error. the poll there not that mccain would have done better. or think that president obama -- they don't have voting regrets or remorse. they don't wish to have voted

for john mccain but thinks president bush looks better now and president obama doesn't look as good as he did to them. >> what people don't like the president's handling of policy -- foreign policy. we haven't heard christine o'donnell. she was on with greta speaking about foreign policy. she started about how the president handled afghanistan and went iran and israel as well >> what i propose in afghanistan work with the local groups so they can have a stable democracy. we hear president obama talk about a time table. we have to make foreign policy decision based on

effectiveness. we retire right now think of the consequences of what that does to our forces back the best defense is a strong offense. we have to strengthen our u.s. military. they need to be feared. what we have to keep in mind with our foreign policy . remember what ronald reagan did. we win, they lose and he did that by not backing down and not compromisesing . making our military the threat of u.s. military action had teeth to temperature right now it doesn't and that is tragic. >> so not to pull out of afghanistan is her stance and strengthen the military there. this comes with her taking the national stage. she needs to be prominent in delaware. >> 17 points down in the polls

. the university of delaware has her down 19 points. >> it is interesting to hear her talk about national things and not a witch. >> we'll play that interview coming up. >> the mexican drug war is more deadly and putting americans in damage. critics say the americans have the power to stop it. >> one city wants to stop americans to stop drinking sugary drinks. the fair and balanced debate just ahead.

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♪ she blinded me with science >> welcome back to fongs fox this morning. mexican drug war claimed 28,000 since 2006. the drug crime wave is becoming a bigger threat to the united states. joining us is john bolton. welcome to "fox and friends". >> glad to be here. >> you pened a piece that president obama has to wake up and dole with this problem. you think he is ignoring the mexican violence issue? >> we have a graphic

demonstration of that. the secretary of state hillary clinton said a few weeks ago that she was worried that the situation in mexico was comparable to columbia when the drug cartels were literally taking over large sections of columian territory . that has been overcome but only after an extensive military effort. the worry is the same thing happening to mexico on our border. within days after secretary clinton made that remark. president obama contradicted her saying mexico is nothing like columia. it is unbelievable demonstration of the blinkers on. >> i am fascinated by what unfolded in columbia. president bush poured a lot of resources beheaven the president and that was the first major crack down in

columbia. he had a lot of support from the united states. does president obama need to do the same thing in mexico. >> we have had a basis for it with the agreement that calderon and bush signed. but a lot of that assistance has gotten through. it is not used effectively by the mexicans . we can see the affect of the drug violence inside of mexico. you mentioned the statistics. federal governments and journalist assassinated and travel warnings by the u.s. state department warning americans of the bad condition and the violence and danger spreading over across the american border and areas in the states that border on the mexico where legitimate residents fear to go under dark because it is not under our control.

the mexican president blaming that the illegal guns coming from the united states. nice to see you here on "fox and friends". thanks for weighing n >> you heard that the stimulus hasn't done much to stimulate the economy. but what about this? stimulus checks for dead people? they are winding up in dead people's mailboxes and the dancing flight attendants are back. how they are shaking things up now. ♪ for information. ♪ >>

>> welcome back to "fox and friends". spinning numbers means it is time for the news number. 11,000. the dow reaching that level

for the first time since may and caps a week of gains fueled by expectations that the feds will step up in support the economy. connecting new york city to new jersey. new jersey governor chris christy outraged and cancelling the price. president obama's administration has him rethinking . 80,000 dollars. kentucky residents carbed in. last month her house burned down in a fire. congratulations . >> we anyhow that stimulus money is gone to questionable projectsing -- projects. a new report may take the cake. >> that's right.

89,000 payments of $250 doled out to dead people or prison inmates. is this a new model for stimulus waste? we are joined by matty, who is the executivor of americans for tax reform center for fiscal responsibility. this is crazy. how does this happen? we are sending checks to dead people and prison inmates in >> this is not the first time we have seen this kind of stimulus under the government. last spring we heard that stimulus checks were mailed out to dead people. back then only a $200,000 . now 18 million dollars going to dead people that is going to be spurring recovery . the latest job numbers, this is not true. this is coined of accountability and transparency. we were we were to be on line

to see where everything is going and president promised no fraud. >> this was supposed to increase consumer spending. what did the dead people buy is this >> exactly. this is a whole fallacy of government stim tim and recovery by big government and a failed experiment. the government can't create growth and spur economic activity because of problems like this going on and uncertainty in the policy and large tax hike coming down the pike this is not encouraging economic growth. >> one ooh - assumes they didn't cash them. >> there is 12 million at large. so tax dollars are lost and

gone forever not fomention all of the other bill yonce go to ton of proyects that haven't done anything to spur growth. homeless problems for towns . money to build fire stations and don't have money to hire firefighters. there are no people to create jobs . so again, we'll not see money returned from the stimulus checks and much like returning the investment and the rest of the spending dollars. >> thank you for coming on and explaining this. >> thank you. >> as best anyone can to us. >> coming up, bank of america freezing foreclosures nationwide. what this means for millions of americans struggling. and a deadly encounter caught on a police did she cam

on the texas-mexico boarder. why the video could prove that someone there is innocent. >> toys and happy meals and now after adult meals, too. why the government is trying to regulate your breakfast and take away your august mcmuffin. we'll tell you about that coming up. asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomi have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of algae. algae a amazing little critters. they secrete oil, which we could turn into biofuels. they also absorb co2. we're hoping to supplement the fuels that we use in our vehicles, and to do this at a large enough scale to someday help meet the wor's energy demands.

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>> welcome back to "fox and friends" on saturday morning. dave brigs and allison and clayton. we are talking about foreclosure and how to get in a new mortgage and figuring out the foreclosure move. sweeping move halting foreclosure in all 50 states. freeze from bank of america yesterday in response to mounting pressure from the politician. >> here's more on this and tell us about the ripple affect. >> this thing started out as a scandal for the banking industry and could turn in a crisis to all of us. bank of america combing through the paperwork for mistake. they are one of five to made wide scale stop.

gmac . j.p. morgan-chase and itton stop. they are using robo 69er system bank employees said yes, i revowed and it is true. but they never opened the foreclosure file. some employees were signed thousands of documents a month. >> in a short term it could give distressed homeowner . since all of the homes wouldn't in foreclosure sales. long term. housing market pulled the u.s. out of past recession. the senate plans hearing on this next month after the election. back to you. >> thank you, caroline.

wouldn't you say take your time when you take away someone's home. >> then the bank gets thousands of application and the computers pour through and so it is a catch 22 for them. >> last two stories have not inspired confidence in big federal decision. here are the rest of the our headlines. check out the new video. residents from hungary are forced to evacuate after new cracks are found in the reservoir. it is like low that the walls will weaken and collapse. 7 people have died and hundreds are wounded when the sludge went through the towns. >> peace talks stalled. they have given another month. palestinian abbas said peace

negotiations cannot continue if israel doesn't prease the construction. there are no dash cam video that support tiffany hartley's story that drug cartels murdered her husband. watch. officers stopped them before the encounter. they confirm the time line that tiffany shared with police and a peninsula saw boats chasing her. still his body hasn't been found. >> donald using a trip to scotland to give the strongest hint for running for

president. he picked up a honorary business degrees. saying his country needs better lead areship and he said it was too early to say who his potential mate would be. >> remember the dancing flight attendants. they figure out another way to spice up the safety speech. this is their new routine to katy perry's california girl. ♪ i don't hear the song. >> they have it in thishead. it is built into them. i like the moves but would like to hear the song. budget airline said it is so popular on the internet. they will have to hire more

dancers. not flight attendants. maybe they nease new speakers. like the bose speaker . most talked about player on and off of the field. quarterback bret farve is under investigation by the nfl looking into the sex charge tex messages and voice messages that surfaced on the internet this week. word is they were sent to a new york jet sideline reporter jennifer sturger from bret farve. she did not file a complaint but farve could face punishment under the conduct policy. >> and national league playoff action for you. reds haven't scored in the last 30 innings in philly. brandon inge topped that.

boy did the reds come unraveled. it was tough to watch. chase utly . phillies closed the gap. jimmy rauling and jay bruce. all of the play for the cincinnati reds. that play right there was difficult to watch. sorry clay tor. >> the camera can't hear you. >> i am sorry. i am sorry. >> and to san francisco, there is a three-run shot. alex and check out the diving set by juan urbe. great play there . they didn't like the call. to the 11th. first proseason home run in his career . slashes down in mccovey cove.

atlanta wins . that series is tied at one. good stuff. 4-nothing. >> you are out there in the water and freezing in san francisco and swimming ark round trying to get baseballs. >> you are not here in the canoe. a lot of people having a great time. virgil and jackson cones from cottonwood, arizona. >> arizona this week has crazy weather including nine tornados and confirmed that moved through the flagstaff area. this does not happen in arizona but they got beat this week. 67 in phoenix and 60 in new york city. taking a look at this map. we'll deal with colder air in the northeast. and froze warnings and cold

night. one of the coldest we have h. if you are hanging on to the plants, take precautionary measures. contrasted that to warm temperatures in the plains. 25 degrees bov your averages in minnesota and iowa. it is in the southern mississippi river valley. warm temperatures in eastern . no rain to be had on the eastern sea board. sunny skies all the way through maine . any precipitation will be in the pacific northwest where a series was systems pull in and bring you typical weather . all right, guys, we'll send it back to you inside. >> speaking of san francisco, the game weather there yesterday. if you want to so a city banning something it starts in san francisco. >> nancy pelosi country.

>> right. smoking outside of a building or enjoying a leisurely stroll. san francisco is the city that does it . the city that wanted to ban toys in happy meals, now they are going after sugary drinks and all kinds of issues in the happy meals at mcdonalds . >> at mcdonalds, they want to change the recipe for your beloved egg mcmuffin and add whole grain. it will kill you? >> no, if i want a whole wheat egg mcmuffin. why do i have to change my entire menu because san francisco decided it is not right . they say you have to include point 5 cups of fruits and vegetables. again it is a good thing and i agree with the intent here, but should the government tell

restaurants what they have to serve or include in the fod. it is not like white bread is going to kill you. you are living proof you can eat a lot of egg mcmuffins; they are trying to make people healthier . that is laudable. but not fast foot which is the common denominator. start there. >> why it doesn't make sense by man dating it. >> i like the encouragement angle. >> and what michelle obama is doing to get people to exercise more. not a man date for the government. california has a long history of this. it is one of the healthiest state. not as if everyone is pouring in on mcdonalds. they have other issues at play

which least of all is mcdonald. >> try to bankrupt the state. >> go and e-mail us on "fox and friends". and should the government tell restaurants what they could or not sale. >> this is a good one. whether wives should be telling men or husbands what they need to buy or get rid of. everyone knows that every man goes into a marriage with a man chair. one of the first things that woman target from getting rid of from the living room. the man chair. >> this new story going back to archy bunker. days of him sitting in the man chair. he used to sit there all of the time. friends and chandler and joyy and their big leather chair . happiness is bred from men having man chairs in the home.

>> guys to save your marriage. save the man chair. stick to your guns and it will make you happy. it makes me happy. moy wife didn't let mow have the recliner and i am thinking. >> that must be. this is why it doesn't make wives happy. they are eye sores. they are unsightly. >> it is the alpha chair of the living room and that's why we get rid of it >> if you have photos, of your man chair send them to us. >> i want to see the awesome man chairs. >> we want to see your ugly man chair. >> we'll never pry dave out of the here. >> we have more to talk to you in the world of politics. 12 house democrats voted in office in 2008 and now

fighting for their political lives and polls show the gop challengers are in the lead. we'll debate in the 12 districts where the democrats are most vulnerable. also they are a real-life couple documenting the struggle to be parents. juliana can bill. >> next hour: ♪ ring ring ring ring

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>> fox news alert for you. pakistan just agreed to reopen the border crossing. so far cent tankers have been attacked with guns and rockets and nearly 30 just last night and another alert just in. iran is now ready to hold talks over the country's nuclear program. experts say don't expect the country to make concessions. >> midterm elections less than one month away x. democrats are fighting to keep control of the house. freshman democrats may be voted out after one term in office. who are they and why are they in tough races in with us is shane deapple. you went through key democrat

district. >> thanks for having me. >> were they the ones that had gone republican . with the enthusasm with president obama they went blue. >> a number of districts, in maryland and this is a district that senator mccain won by 19 point in 2008 and at the same time congressman won narrowly . another district that is a tough one for democrats, yes, several of the districts are tough. they are the type of districts in 2010, the party will have a tough time to hang on to. it is heavy concentration of independent voters. >> one of the issues that you guys looked at is health care. how did you fine health care

repeal affected the voters. >> there were fascinating numbers on health care. broadly speaking, a majority of the voters in the 12 districts advocate repeal of the health care law. 56% of all likely voters want the health care lawy are peeled. the number was interesting particularly among the democrats. it was close to a force of likely voting democrats that advocated repeal. out in new mexico. congressman harry ched. said they want a repeal of health care. >> going to president obama's back yard. that was one of the most surprising to me. what happened there? >> congressman is down ponths to adam rinwringer.

look at the gulf between the independents . it jives with opinions on the health carry law. congressman halvorson . district is against it . she's suffering among independents. >> in marry -- maryland. a democrat voted against health care and tight race there. go and check out the polls. they are a great story on the hill.com. >> nice to see you shane. >> thanks. >> one city want to stop americans from buying sugary drinks with food stamps. should the government have a say what you can and cannot buy? a fair and balanced debate is next.

>> should the government be able to tell you what to drink? new york city mayor michael bloomburg and governor david paterson want to ban people getting food stamps from buying sugary drinks. joining us is dr. howard shapirro . author of picture perfect weight loss. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> doctor, let's start with you. reduce salt in new york . ban transfats and tell us where to smoke and post calorie counts on chain strawns and i am getting tired listing it. is it the government's job to tell people what they can or cannot drink. in this case over the counter sodas.

>> if the government said no one can do that. they don't have a right. but it is a food stamp program and the idea is that we are giving people stamps for food. we don't want to tell them to use it on foods that harm them. >> 23 million people have diabetes . pen million people are predie betic . 129 people are at risk for diabetes not to mention cancer and other diseases. you have risk of cardiac and kidney problems. do we want to give them stamp to buy sugary food toz cause obesity and then pay for their medical risk . not just paying, but make people sick. >> get in on the other side of this. i know numbers show too many sodas are consumed and not healthy.

carie should the government tell us what we can or cannot do with our food stamp dollars? >> of course not. they are free people. they are not our slaves and they have a right to make decision. food stamps is a subsidy program and it will not stop people from buying sod - . three sodas do not obesity make. people on food stamps have a lower obesity rate than people who are eligible for food stamps and don't take them. it is a case of people in the corners fiddling with sodas instead of focusing on the real issue like jobs. >> sugary drinks are affordable. last word on this doctor, what is next, candy? >> i think the problem is she

is wrong. sugary drinks do make you obese and the government has the right. the incentive is how to teach them to eat healthy. one bottle of sugary soda will have. this bottom is 65 grams of sugar. that's what it looks like . this is one bottle. more sugar . that is i am not done. >> we appreciate you both being here . coming up. a new poll asking who did a better job in the white whoit. president obama or or president bush. poll might shock you. [ female announcer ] when you save an average of over 50 a year

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and electrostatic dry cloths, to trap and lock fine dirt, dust, and hair better than a leading upright vacuum, or your money back. ♪ she blinded me with science >> good morning, it is saturday. fox news alert. at any moment 33 trapped miners in chile could see daylight. but who will get out first and how risky is this? we have a live report from the mine in moments. >> and companies sitting on record amounts of cash. new unemployment numbers show that the jobless number is not budging. why aren't companies hiring? the answer may surprise you . >> a navy wife fighting to fly the american flag after her apartment complex told her to take it out of the winnow. >> it is not just an item. it is a symbol of everything

that the company stands for to this day. >> should patriotism be trumped by policy. we report and you decide. >> this is gloria from the fitness center. drop and give me 20, guys. you are watching "fox and friends". >> she was joking. she didn't mean for us to work out. >> if it makes you look like gloria, i will do it. >> this is "fox and friends". i am dave brigs and with allison and clayton. >> i am so excite to talk to them about it they are struggling to conceive a child and they have a reality show . it is the focus of their lives. they have gone public. so many people suffer in silence. they are here to talk about. they had a major set back in

their fertility quest. >> a lot of people upon feel comfortable. and a huge break through for the 33 trapped miners in chile this morning. they could get out in the next couple of days. >> steve harigon is live. how are they deciding who gets out first? >> who gets out first is a debated question here. it is likely some of the miners that are less physically fit one with bad lungs or high blood pressure . the very first one will be someone who is fit and a case test. we are waiting now and you can see people running around here. it is an announcement and sirens are going off. this is a breaking news right now.

they were 10 feet away . by the sound of that siren they have broken through . the drill made its way in the dangerous part and now what is happening the triumph today. the whole nation is rejoicing and they will be tested for the stability. a successful break through live to the miners and 33 of them down there more than two months and now the rock will be tested and tested and stable in good shape. effort to bring them pull out to the surface once the rock is checked. it is not a quick process. it will take an hour for each of the 33 miners to be pulled up and not a smooth process either. this is something that is not done before. it could be a long wait and two day process in all.

but breaking news from the sound of the sirens behind me. the drillers have broken through the miners through a half mile of rock and the miners waiting in the dark can see daylight and tremendous since of home that rescue might be coming soon. back to you guys in new york. >> and live right here on fox and friends. celebrating the cheering and thumbs up from one of the lead miners there. >> and so much sooner than they originally anticipated. but they did say after they break through the whole mission gets riskier. they try to make it biguv enough. there is a chance that somebody can cave in . just blissfulness down there. >> great news . rest of your headlines. overnight in afghanistan bad

news. four italian troops are killed when insurgent ambushed their vehicle. total number of nato troop killed this month stands at 24. >> another shake up in the white house, jones willev leave the obama. donaldon worked with the secretary of state's office in the clinton administration. he is considered expert and an expert politician . >> remember the bell official making a million a year. he said the city officials reneaged on the agreements. >> cheen your hair when you go to court. >> riso and other leaders were slapped for criminal charges for inflating their sal rows at taxpayer's defense. >> a record number of activist

came out to rally against governmental overreach and excessive spending. also set up booths educating tea partiers on their platforms. those are the headlines. >> we'll check with rick on the fall-like condition. >> it is like summer. nines in south dakota and nebraska. not feeling like fall. but summer-like in the tropics. this is a system next area to develop. this is hurricane otto and pulling away from land. no major problems but we have seen record-breaking flooding in the virgin island from the area of rain . it will pull off in the northeast and affect the azor ilans. here is the temps in the u.s. as you are waking up. 59 minneapolis and a lot of

warm temperatures in two-thirds of the country . not a cloud in sight in the eastern sea board. anywhere up toward maine and florida and central gulf and complete sunny skies. if you are doing the leaf peeping that clayton likes to do it is a beautiful day. pacific northwest your gloom is beginning and stick with you. >> not necessarily leaf peeping. thank you, rick . we'll talk about jobs. we have the new jobless numbers and they remain the same. attempt unemployment numbers remaining the same as august at 9.6 percent. jobless numbers down another 95,000 jobs and both sides are spinning the numbers . president obama is putting the positive spin on the numbers and otherwise his policy such

as the stimulus is called in question . he will talk about good news because the private sector jobs have picked up. >> it is trickled. >> and month of september our economy gained 64,000 job in the private sector . july and august, jobless numbers are upwards . we have seen nine straight months of private sector job growth and in all 850,000 private sector jobs gained this year which is in sharp contrast to the 800,000 jobs we were losing when i first took office. >> of course, the 814 billion in stimulus money spent is in stark contrast to the fact that we are shedding government jobs despite the money pured in. >> census workers are out of jobs. >> state and local government jobs. >> and these are the last

job's report before the midterm. that's why it is so important. that's what democrats and republicans campaigned on and what john boehner did in cincinnati. >> we have the latest jobs report. it looks like the reports we have seen every month since president obama signed the stimulus spending bill in law. unemployment is high. millions of americans are out of work and private sector job creation remains flat. that's what you got for your 787 billion dollars mother - on worth of spending. high unemployment and bigger government and economy struggling with jobs. as americans we have to decide. do we want another two years of job-killing policy coming out of washington? or have we had enough. >> people responding and saying it is far worse than the president is making it

seem. you know why, this is what is unreported. john boehner in ohio. national unemployment number 9 minute 6. but in ohio 10 percent . 88 counties in ohio . they have unemployment high as 13 percent. certain counties in the country look at these numbers, some are hurting far worse. >> michigan is a prime example as well and so let's ask about how angry americans are. >> they are very angry as you can see. 43 percent of the respondants consider themselves very angry and 20 percent some what angry and 32 percent if you add up the next two categories, they are not that angry . the question is framed. are you angry at the federal government? not at democrat or republican. but the federal government. >> all of this changing how voters view president obama

historically as you might imagine. they no doubt thought hoe was a better president than president bush. 57 percent to 34 percent. and then come this number this month. just a two percent difference down from enormous levels to two percent essentially even in the margin of error . that is in one year. how will that play out in the midterms and will people vote basod their thoughts of the president. >> democrats run on being anti-bush which is still part of their platform. it may not hold water. >> you don't hear them saying bush. but the policy of the past eight years . the republicans. he doesn't say it maybe because of those findings. >> what do you think about that latest poll bush versus

obama and we'll read the e-mails. >> companies sitting on record piles of cash. the unemployment rate didn't budget. they are boosting their own stocks instead of hiring. >> a highway department owes a lot to a six year old after he noticed they had it all wrong. that smart kid and his mom coming up. plus five dollars in coupons to get you started. campbell's condensed soup. pass it on. campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll make everything okay ♪ walk together the right way ♪ do, do, do, do

>> fearing the deeper economic recession may be on the rise companies are sitting on the sidelines with record piles of cash and they are too nervous to spend. they are threatening to use the money but not hire more workers. >> instead of proping up share prices, why would they invest in their own stock. matthew, answer that question. all of these companies are sitting on the cash and not hiring people. we hear they may be buying new machines. why are they sitog the cash and not doing anything about it? >> if you are uncertain with the future health care and cap and trade and financial reform. you know what the cost will be. you are not going to spend. you are going to wait until the uncertainty happens. democrats running the country a lot of people are concerned.

big companies that employ a large portion of the country and it is under 10 percent. >> the stock market did well. was that a false positive for a lack of a better term because they think there will be government intervention? >> we had a big rally and that means the federal reserve the will pump money in the market. the problem is, you are pumping in money and the banks and companies have money habut that is not making it to the american taxpayer and creating jobs it is a false rally that we are seen in the last couple of weeks. >> hullard packard announced it would spend 10 billion buying its own shares and shares rose after the announcement but they are not hiring people. >> the reason the stock went up. if i believe in my company and i think the share price is good i will put it back in

there. if hewlet-packard believes it back. but they will sell the shares . they are trying to make money on their own stockings. >> pepsico announced they would buy back stock back. they believe, they should hire workers. >> the problem is, you don't have the underlying demand for pepsi. if there were more demand for hewlet-exutersyes, but why bring in more overhead? we need it stimulate the economy to get more demand. >> there is a high demand for pepsi and the floor crews. >> washington post interesting. executives offered to buy back

70,000 shares on the day of thacious nouncement. smart move for them, too. >> great move for the company but does it help us? no. things are that bad. we don't believe in the government and concerned about what is going on. you have over 100 companies and say we need a waiver and mcdonalds is one of them. >> washington post has been shegged jobs and other people are hiring up the workers and they are losing jobs and cutting yobs and buying back more shares. i don't own the washington post. if i did, they are sitting on millions and millionsful dollars. they are pressured to do something with their cash. only thing they can do is buy back the stocks and the longer term. i don't think it is sustainable. >> matthew mccall. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, matthew. >> congress didn't extend the

bush tax cuts and the treasury will have to publish the tax table. with the fate of the tax table up in the air. governor huckabee says why it will affect every american's paycheck. >> don't lose sleep over losing weight. hitting the snooze button helps to sleep the pounds away. finally an exercise reg min i like. our medical team is next with thisy.

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>> we have quick headlines fur. floods in central vietnam claiming 22 lives. authorities are rushing aid and food to are you i others.

urgent warning from the fda pulling the support for miridia. it was found to increase the rick of heart attack or stroke. we'll go to dave for more. and ally, here is a excuse to hit the snooze button and catch more z's. researchers found not getting enough sleep may hurt your chances of losing weight. this is a scary study. when you woke up at 3:00 in the morning to read. i awn don't get a lot of sleep. is there something about sleep that helps you maintain thin and lose weight? >> i think there is, it is a small study but they studied themulose canly. five and half sleep went in overdrive where they were

burning muscle off instead of fat. those who rested more 8 and half hours. burned off fat. here in "fox and friends", i have done my study. you and clayton had five and half and ally had eight and half i think she will do better job burning off fat. not that she needs it. >> my question is though you are going to weigh awake more. >> this is an early study but goes in the change of metabolism. if you are awake too much your body is burning more of what it is not supposed to burn. >> thousands of people have jobs with are there is loud noise and construction or manufacturing. that may be bad for your heart. >> it was a strong result. woor three times more high blood pressure.

we think that the holy grail is stress. increased noise increases your tendency to smoke more and gain more weight and the stress itself probably causes heart disease. this is not prove but my own father had this problem. he got heart disease in an early age. >> it is not a loud sudden sound but a constant hum or hammering or saw. and puts your body in a state of the uneasiness and leads to stress hormones that lead to heart disease. >> i went skydiving a decade ago and went with my mom. maybe i am a thrill seeker because my mom is a thrill seeker. they could be related and in your genes. >> like minority report it is not my fault. i didn't know it. it is in my genes. dopamine and hormone leads to

increased risk of gambling and finding that your genes may tell you if you are a thrill seeker. it runs in families f. your mom is a thrill seeker and your dad you might be. we are unpacking the genome and this study was a mild correlation, four percent of the people. they were four percent more likely to be thrill seekers. >> this may include gambling and drug use and the like. >> weather you take a risk of an accident or drive too fast. that is related to dopeamine in the brain. once we know who we are. we can stay whole. >> appreciate it good stuff. >> thank you, david. >> breaking news, you are looking live at chile where the crews have finally reached the 33 chilan miners.

an update ahead. >> and highway departmentos a lot to the six year old. he noticed they had a street sign all wrong. join us live next.

>> welcome back to "fox and friends" on saturday morning. you remember lou dobbs, anchor

at cnn, he was a champion of clamping down on illegal immigration. this week, there was a hit piece arcticle claiming that he employs illegal aliens in the horse stables and farms that his doubt jumps show horses and he responded on o'reilly. >> a subcontract, too and had people come in and they do certain things for my corporation and i don't go around asking for passports and taking fingerprints. i trust the company. i want all legal workers and obviously i am a high profile. they are illegal or guys come in and do a pool and do construction. i am not climbing up on the

ladder saying jose can i see your passport. if i did that i am a racial profiling guy. >> that's what the nation is suggesting i should can have done is racial profiling and others saying, am i firing the landscaping firm that turns out may have had illegal immigrants, the worry is no. not in this environment and not at any time am i responsible for anyone losing a job. >> he's in the same boat as meg whitman. he asked the company to send only documented workers that are here legal he and they send them and he doesn't know and he doesn't check the papers. meg whitman said that about her nanny. >> if he had walked around and said show me your passport and papers to workers he assumed is legal. he would be accused of racial

profile why he didn't do that. >> in the meantime. starting with a fox news alert. you saw it here live in the top of the air. moments ago new video showing a very exciting and emotional moment. sirens rang out as rescue workers reached the miners who were trapped 66 days in the san jose mine. the men can now probably see some hint of daylight, it could be three-eight days before they can get out of the mine. look how happy everyone is there. in the past hour, word that pakistan agreed to reopen a major boarder crossing foro troops. the latest attack was last night. 29 fuel tankers destroyed by rockets. 70 nato tankers have been taken out.

>> sweeping move halting all foreclosure in 50 states. carroll line shively is live with more. >> you knot it ally. bank of america is the first big bank to hut down nationwide . many of the others are doing it in half of the states. gmac and j.p. morgan-chase are big names in addition to bank of america. head of boa said some mistakes his company made hurt customers. >> companies made poor business decisions and cost customers money. however, u.s. global service remain vital to the success of our customers. >> these companies are accused of using robo signers bank

employees said yes, i reviewed what is in here and it is true and never opened the foreclosure file. employees were signed thousands of documents a month. that is great news if you are facing foreclosure. you could save more money and stabilize housing nationwide . looking at long-term. housing market is what pulled the u.s. out of 7 recessions. that could delay it for another few years. >> and ally? >> carrolline shively you for that . if you have questions about that foreclosure crisis we are here to help. we call would in fox business charles payne . sends them to friends @ fox news.com. and offering voters a reason to keep democrats in power on capitol hill.

president obama said republicans would cut education spend put the country's economic at risk. >> we'll need to make tough choices and i am prepared to make choices and what i am not prepared to do is short change our children's education. >> he announced a new public-privator sector help to help with jobs to fill. the white house held the first ever summit on the state of community colleges. >> it is one complex in nebraska. a woman whose husband is in the navy hung the american flag in the window to show support for the troops. the apartment house wants it down. she said it is pride. >> it is a simple way to show our prived. little bit of american pride doesn't hurt anybody. it is not just an enemy.

it is a symbol of everything that the country is founded on and stands for tho to this day. >> the apartment complex said the flag is a distraction and tey tenants are not allowed to hang anything in their window. we'll go outside now. >> marie and judy has a message for you inside. >> we love you guys. >> judy lives in death valley. >> mayry live in death valley, california. that is hot. >> i am anna. >> you are from where? >> west virginia. >> thank you emma from west virginia. >> few things are going on and making things interesting. warm temperatures to be had out there for the country especially in the central plains, there is warm temperatures there. we can throw the maps. maybe we'll talk about the weather all morning . 30 degrees minneapolis .

moving forward. a cold night we have seen so far this year in the northeast. parts of new england and upstate new york and pennsylvania. we have freeze warnings in affect and frost advisory. protect your plant fist you want to cope them . today we are dealing with warm temperatures in the plains. 25 degrees in areas of minnesota and north dakota and all the way down to iowa. we had warm air out there . summer holding on with a vengeance . plenty of sunshine all over the eastern and really-thirds of the country . warm in the plains and got to get precipitation you have to go through areas of the west. showers in the northern rockis and parts of wyoming and nebraska. that is light and maybe a thunderstorm mixed in and heavier rain in the pacific northwest from seattle and down to portland and taper off a bit.

plenty of sunshine in areas in the southwest. we'll send it back inside to all of your fans inside. >> good day for baseball and in texas and new york. >> sharp-eyed six year old helped after catching a mistake in the street sign. >> david noticed a single curve sign should actually have showed multiple curves ahead. >> brilliant. the sign was changed as a result of this and david rewarded to the sign making shop. david joins us with his mom. nice to see you guys. welcome to "fox and friends". >> and david, how did you first start to take on the task? did you see the signs around town? what prompted you to go ahead and want to get all of the signs changed in the city. >> because i just wanting to have a difficult sign on the

street because there were no other signs. reverse and single curve. >> jennifer he was persistant. tell us how this went. what he told you and your husband every time you went by the sign. >> he did. every time we drove by. they have the wrong sign and it should be more curves and mentioned it a lot of times and my husband said you should write a all right to the county sign department and highway department and so he did. they wrote the letter and they got back to us. >> dave, what did your letter say. >> i am david and i am six and i like street signs. i noticed there was a wrong street sign from our reverse

curve sign to a winding road sign . this is on detret road near redwood forest drive. >> and they paid attention and made the switch and you were rewarded with a tour. >> there's more. >> what else? >> he remembers the entire letter . then it said that that said. thank you, david hawn. >> make sure you put that in. >> what is your favorite sign. is there a favorite sign that you drive by all of the time. a deer crossing the street or what do you like? >> i don't know. i just like signs it is like -- >> do you like the wining sign like the one you had changed? >> i like that one and the that double sharp turn sign on

mocking drive is my most favorite. >> david, you are a perceptive young man and jennifer we appreciate you being here. i can't imagine how hard it is to tell white lie on david. can't pull it over on david. thank you for being here. >> we enjoyed it thanks very much. >> david got other signs in his town changed. they noticed they were errorous after he called it to their attention. >> congress leaving washington for recess without voting to extend the tax cuts. you will see higher taxes in january no matter how much money you make. governor huckabee will be in to explain. >> real life couple in a reality show.

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on extending the tax cuts, they say we'll deal with it after the election. tax tables are to be published in order to be ready for yen . so they are published. that means come january even if congress comes in. january everyone will pay more. 40,000, a family makes that will pay $225 a month for january alone. that is a car payment for a lot of the families. and a big bag of grocery. >> the treasury could stop the hemoraging. they could infuse money in the process but where is that coming from and will that prevent the hemoraging. >> tax tables. that means you can't change what is there. they can refund people. but a refund if you are barely making it will be something

that happens sometime a away. >> you will pay more taxes and most people's taxes is taken out of the paycheck. come january. paychecks will be deducted by $225 and a family of three making $20,000. an additional 70 to 160 dollars a month. this is significant for the families. there is lame duck session when they come back. can they change the tax situation? and are the democrats going to be able to blame republicans as they have thus far for not extending. >> they can't because they own both houses of congress and they have the white house. after the election in the lame duck session meaning these people some of whom are going home and have the power to vote. they still have those votes. they can't blame the republicans unless the republicans take office on

jan. >> many republicans call them that. is it disingenous of how it is adversely affecting the lower house. if congress doesn't act earned income tax credit will expire? >> i think it will affect the families in the bottom of the economy far more so. a person making a million they will not like the taxes or hire people and cut back and negatively adly affects the economy. will it affect their life style and say we can't go out to eat. probably not. but the point is, people who might have had a job aren't going to get the job. if they have a choice of scaling back their own life style or adding to the work force they will not do so. clinton was president early on . he made up for it.

but he put the tax luxy are tax on airplanes. it didn't notoriety yact owners but the people who cleaned and worked and scrubbing the airplanes. >> catch the governor talking midterm elections. >> always great to see you. >> coming up on the show, they are a real life couple documenting their struggle to become parents. juliana and bill next on "fox and friends". ♪

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. >>. they're the stars of a hit reality show and this time they start off with a moment of joy. >> you're officially pregnant. >> oh. >> well, unfortunately that joy was short-lived because after they received that good news, they got the heart breaking news of a miscarriage, but they've not given up on their journey to conceive. bill and guiel anna are here. >> et cetera hard to watch that and every too many i watch it, it was a happy day shall, a happy day. >> what a whole rollercoaster ride this journey is. >> it is, and what's amazing how many people are effected in american. one in eight are effected by the fertility crisis i guess

you'd say. it's not uncommon. >> i know i went through it myself and what i did, i suffered in silence which is why everyone applauds you guys for going public with it, but it's hard to make that decision, why did you decide to go public with it. >> to be honest, the reality show was there when they found out we were pregnant and eight weeks later when we were no longer pregnant and the network was wonderful. style network and e said if you want to not talk about it, we get it. and we came together, we can't live a lie, we can't shoot ten episodes of complete lies and tell that the ivf didn't work, we never got pregnant and we decided to come out with it i've got to be honest with you, the amount of people that have come forward and said i've been through this as well and i realize that by us talking about it, women watching right now, oh, my god, okay, i can feel better

about it. >> we've kind of been on a crew side to turn the lights on and let people not have to suffer and do a psa to help other companies who are going through this. because knowledge is power and the more they can learn and the more help they can get from specialists the better off they are. >> let's play a segment and then talk about it. >> as you may know we haven't had the easiest time getting pregnant-- >> is the message here, guiliana. you think that people should go see doctors as soon as-- >> if you look on the internet a lot of bad information out there for women and what we discovered, a little late, if you're under 35 and trying for just one year, you should go see a specialist, if you're 35 or older, just six months you've been trying, you should go see a specialist, chances are there could be something wrong and a specialist will help you.

>> and as tahboub-- as tahboub as this is, it's hard for you as a guy to talk about ovulation as publicly as you've been. >> it's been a little challenging, but you know what? we're helping people and at the end of the day that's what it's about. and people stop me in an airport and say, thank you so much my wife and i are going through the same thing and you're making our life easier and it's j us one of those occurs a week, now, it's incredible to me. >> you're famous for, obviously, all of your entertainment reporter and being on the red carpet and interviewing celebrities and in your book you talk about how you would see the celebrities coming down the red carpet, congratulations you're pregnant with twins so you're 40-something, now your eyes are open to the fact they' they' they're keeping a secrets. >> they say twins run in my

family. and i said, okay, i'll work and then have my kids at 40. awe many of them have ivf, and you just have to talk to someone about it. >> thank you for talking about it. i know resolve, the national fertility institute, and your season premiers wednesday night. best of luck. >> we want to move forward and there's a lot of positives in all of this. >> best of luck, i'm sure you'll be successful. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, coming up, a bullying crisis at one school leads four students to take tear own lives. and two of the victims familiar less are suing and they're here to talk about the tragedy.

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>> good morning, evens, it's saturday, october 9th. we have a fox fuse alert. crews finally reached the 33 miners why chile trapped for two months and the families are celebrating waiting to greet their loved ones days from now. we're live at the mine in moments for you. >> and house minority leader john boehner blasting the president for the latest unemployment report. >> that's what you got for your 787 billion dollars worth of spending. high unemployment, a big are government and an economy struggling to create jobs. >> boehner says the bad news is a reflection on democrats. but voters respond at the

polls next month. >> and christine o'donnell picking on the president's foreign policy. >> the u.s. military once again, our u.s. military needs to be feared. >> why she says she disagrees with president obama's plans. >> "fox & friends" begins right now. >> good morning everybody, it's always so nice to be able to start the show with some good news and we do have a fox news alert for you. because celebrations are underway in chile at this moment because workers have now finished drilling the rescue shaft and have reached the 33 trapped miners, now they must decide when they will start the next phase, final phase which is of course is evacuation. >> leave air began live at the san jose mean in chile, what's the mood like there? >> a tremendous sense of excitement, exhilaration, real

triumph now after two months they've finally reached those 33 miners and the escape hatch is open. what's going to happen now is testing and we could see some of the mile per hourers pulled up as early as tuesday depending how sound that rock is. now one of the people involved with this drilling with the successful originals is american greg hall. if you explain to people simply the last few weeks, technically, how tough was this an operation? >> this was the toughest operation i have a been involved in. anytime you make a mine, you have to cut rock or dynamite and causes to fracture and they put in roof bowls and make it stronger and we had to put through that and the fact that we've been drilling for 33 days and we knew the guys were down there. they could see us and told us last night. hurry up, you guys, hurry up, we can see your bit. about 33 meters. >> day and night, nonstop.

must have been tremendous stress. talk about the emotional toll of this drill. >> it was the toughest jobs i've been on emotionally as well. we weren't drilling for gold or copper or silver and if we failed we dn lose money, we lost people. so all of us in the team were keenly aware of that and it was really, rah he will difficult for us. when we had a technical problem that was very, very tough. at this time, it was almost catastrophic for us, i mean, emotionally we knew we couldn't afford to fail. >> all the way along you had good support for the government of chile how was that to work with. >> at the start and presented the job to them. we heard they would be coming out in late december and we came and presented our plan, plan b to it. they looked at it, did a good job evaluating and accepted it and from that point on 100% support, when we needed air force plane, they had it there. when we needed to buy another piece of equipment, they had it there. my hats off to chile. >> just want to say

congratulations to you on a job well done. at least your part of the job is done and escape hatch is open and you can go back to cyprus, texas knowing you've done your job. >> thank you. more challenges to come, pulling out the miners is no easy feet, it's a hole that does not go straight and an hour per miner. could take two days before they're out and we could see the first one come to the earth's surface as early as tuesday. back to you in new york. >> thank you so much for that report. what an intense odyssey the rescuers have been on and talking to the gentleman live. here is the rest of your headlines. four troops are killed, when they were ambushed. the total number this month stands at 24. an aid worker kidnapped was

killed by her captors during the rescue attempt. a shake-up at the white house, top national security advisor, james jones will leave the obama administration in the coming weeks. his replacement thomas donlan, he worked for secretary of state office during the clinton administration and well versed in foreign policy and world wrestling magnate linda mcmahon, getting enforpt. mcmahon is hoping to duplicate brown's victory by beating a formidable democrat. retched blumenthal. today, marking what would have been john lennon's 70th birthday ♪ imagine all the people living life in peace ♪ ♪ >> still just as good as the

day that he wrote that song. john lennon was killed 30 years ago, if you can believe it, outside his new york apartment and fans have started gathering at central parks strawberry fields area, and google is marking the day with an enmated doodle set to imagine. >> unbelievable. it's hard to picture him as 70ors old. >> how about yoko ono at 77 today, you know? imagine that. >> and let's check with reich reichmuth for a check of the forecast. >> have you gone to strawberry fields. >> no. >> yes, strolled by. >> always strumming guitars. >> and still playing, and they look exactly the same as they did back then and that could be like on a tuesday afternoon. so today it's going to be quite a sight. today is hurricane otto, settle hurricane season, another month and a half to go. another hurricane, 8th of the year if you're keeping track and pulling off to the northeast and no landfall anyway, but record breaking flooding across the virgin islands. major problems from the rain,

but it's gone. take a look at the sunrise in kansas city. beautiful. this was sent to me on my facebook from judy in kansas and send your pictures on facebook or twitter and show them in the show. very nice in kansas as you're waking up in the morning. and nice temps, 58 as you're working into the city, a lot of warm air temps, well above average and it's a lot of sunshine to be had and you can see that here, sunny skies across mid, central gulf coast from texas up towards parts of new england and any kind of precip we have is across the central planes and will slowly bring cooler air towards that area. and yesterday, 92 in norfolk, nebraska and the prior record 88 degrees and rain across the pacific northwest and this is going to continue for the next number of days at teams heavier than others. 86 in kansas city, 85 in minneapolis, that's possibly going to break a record to get 85 in your mid october in minneapolis. and i guess you enjoy it

because you're go to get 14 degrees through the next few months. >> and tonight? >> twins are playing new york. >> the great weather not back home. >> and chicago marathon tomorrow into the 80's. >> a little hot for them. >> thank you, rick. >> and thank you. >> let's talk about jobs. the gloves are off, political season under a month until the election season and president barack obama, gloves off going after house minority leader john boehner and back and forth because of the jobs numbers yesterday. take a look at 9.6%, both sides spng the numbers this morning. >> 95,000 jobs lost in the month of september. why did then employment rate not change because 1.2 million americans have stopped looking for work and left the labor force. why is this so important? because this is the last jobs report before the mid term election and just 24 days away now. so this is what democrats and republicans will run on, and republicans as you might

imagine saying that things are not getting better and the president trying to spin this as a positive. >> we learned in the month of september, our economy gained 64,000 jobs in the private sector. and july and august, private sector job numbers were revised upwards. so we've now seen, nine straight months of private sector job growth. in all, more than 850,000 private sector jobs gained this year. which is in sharp contrast to the almost 800,000 jobs that we were losing. when i first took office. >> all right. so the subject there is this, he would say that his stimulus program has worked. even though it's happening at a glacial pace, obviously, all the people who are unemployed would like, he's saying the private sector is pecking up and they're seeing signs of life in it and the 787 billion dollars worth of stimulus, the president would argue worked. the stark contrast is what minority leader john boehner

believed. and what he had to say about this. >> we've got the latest national jobs report from the department of labor, it looks a lot like the reports we've seen every month. sense president obama signed the stimulus spending bill into law. unemployment is high. and millions of americans were out of work. private sector job creation remains flat. that's what you've got for your 787 billion dollars worth of spending. high unemployment, a bigger government. and an economy struggling to create jobs. the upcoming election is a referendum. as americans we have to decide. do we want another two years of job killing policies coming out of washington. or have we had enough. >> and he's tapping into a lot of the anger that exists right now among many americans about congress, not just about president obama, just the job the federal government is doing. take a look at the new rasmussen poll out this morning, which answers this

question about the federal government. 43% say they are very angry at the job, the current policies of the federal government. 20% somewhat angry and to your point when you add it up that's a sizable churning. >> 53% of people are angry at the federal government. whereas only 32% say this they're not angry at the federal government. who are you angrier at. the republicans or the democrats and hard to see other than an anti-incumbent sentiment. what with a happen. what it means for the election. >> and predictions there. >> christine o'donnell has come out and actually given gretta a big interview that actually dealt with things of national and international importance, so let's listen to a clip there. >> we have to rebuild and repair a relationship with israel. israel has traditionally been a strong ally. i don't believe that this administration has been as friendly as supportive to israel as measuring could be and as america should be.

you don't scold one of our allies for doing what they need to do in their own national interest. when iran says that we want to wipe out the west, they mean us. they mean america and they mean israel so we've got, we've got a united goal there. >> she also talked about afghanistan, saying the one thing she would change is not having a withdrawal date, that that sends the wrong message to our enemies, probably a welcome relief for christine o'donnell as you mentioned not to be talking about witchcraft or unprotected pre marital sex or harry krishnas. and focusing on americans. >> and the university of delaware poll has her 19 points behind her opponents and other polls have her 17 points behind her opponent so she needs to be doing some interviews. >> and we're trying days away in politics sometimes is an eternity. and it would be hard to make a prediction right now as to what would happen in november. >> you've got it.

>> coming up on the show, if you're one of millions of americans trying to save your home. should you stop paying right now. . charles tackles that question right now next. >> should uncle sam tell us what to buy at the grocery store? within city is trying to fight obesity by doing that and some say, this is more of the nancy state. we'll debate. to eat veggies. to eat veggies. "how?" you ask. i have a way. it's deliciously clever. and they'll be none the wiser. new prego veggie smart sauce gives them 50% of their daily recommended amount of veggies. [laughter] be smart. veggie smart.

>> such an enormous story facing america this morning. president obama vetoing a bill that would have made banks easier to foreclose on properties across state lines and now bank of america saying it will halt foreclosure proceedings in all 50 states and sales of foreclosed homes as well. so, what does this mean for home owners? charles payne from the fox business network is here to expla explain. hey, charles. how big a deal is this? is this the tip of the iceberg. >> it could be, guys, i mean, this could be one of these situations where, there's an electronic system called mers. handles 60 to 90 million mortgages electronically and essentially before someone can kick you out of the house they have to say, well, i actually own the mortgage and you know, a lot of people are saying the paper work aspect of this is absolutely vanished. it's disappeared. so it's interesting because it came about because of one guy

who's got all of the a minute to decide whether he should be foreclosed on and this may open up a can of worms that could be devastating. >> and so if you're in a home right now and you are struggling a bit with your mortgage, there's an article in that suggests not paying. if i'm having trouble and you know that foreclosures are frozen in many states, why pay your mortgage right now? >> this is a huge moral dilemma we're in right now. a lot of people are going down that road and taking it a step further. if you can't prove to me that you even own, that i owe you money, show me the documentation, forget about the electronic feeling, people are going to go down that road. people who otherwise would say you know what, i'm an ethical person, i believe that i pay my bills, but things can get so tight the husband lost his job, you're struggling everywhere else you can start to say i'm going to do this and guess what, if we have so

many millions of people who do this, having a bad credit score will make you one of the masses. won't make you outside the margin you'll be part of the majority at some point. >> you bring up a good part about the paper work, if it's a mess and can't find the papers, a lot of people through florida have been saying to the mortgage company or to the bank, before you foreclose show me the note and they can't find the note. they don't know where they are. >> there's a lawyer in florida, a client hasn't paid hess mortgage in five years because the bank can't prove they own the house and now she's trying to get the courts to give him the house and there are a lot of organizations out there, like really far left organizations, a few court cases already in the process against this stem and you know what, we could be looking at something that could be so did i have stating, i mean, that what we've seen in the last few years, make that look simple. >> don't we need to go through the process, all the foreclosures, looming out there and don't we need to get this out of your system. >> this is why the government programs were ridiculous.

not only did they add billions of dollars to the debt, they prolonged inevitable. in other words, guys, if the bottom is here, i don't care if it's a stock, whatever asset it is, if the bottom is here, you can keep, you can prod it, but eventually you have the bottom i'm one of these people, let's hit it endure a serious amount of pain and then end the agony. >> keep the e-mails coming into charles, keep them coming friends@foxnews.com whether or not you're underwater in your house, what you should do, walk away. charles is going to be answering some of your finance advice. >> absolutely. >> and also next a bullying crisis, at one school leads to the death of four students. now, two of the victims families are suing. they're here live to talk about the tragedy and how you can prevent this from happening to your kids. we've shown you the toxic red sludge running through the town and now the threat this morning, growing. when will you marry me? - be my wife. - miss dimitra, marry me.

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends." big headlines for you, residents from the town in hungary are forced to evacuate after new cracks are found in a reservoir of toxic red sludge. the country's prime minister says it's leakly the walls of that reservoir will collapse. leaders of the arab league decided to give the u.s. another month to try to persuade israel to renew limits on west bank settlement construction. palestinian president abbas said peace negotiations cannot ten if israel doesn't freeze construction there. alisyn. >> all right. here is a tragic story for you. in one high school in ohio four teenagers who were bullied took their own lives in just the last two years and because they were so tormented they say. now two of their families are suing the school district,

saying that they are children were bullied to death. they say the school knew about the problem, but did nothing to prevent it. we're joined by family members of two the students eric's mother and a sister. >> an attorney for the families. thank you for being here, jan, i want to start with you and ask you about erik's experience at school, your son. did you know he was being bullied? >> we were told by eric a week before he died, he came home and indicated that his math teacher had finally ringed out the bullies and we had no idea before that. what he had said was that the teacher put them in their place and then we asked, we said should we get involved? he said no. we had planned on talking with him a week later. never had that opportunity.

>> it's so heart breaking that you didn't have that opportunity. do you know what happened in that last week that made him feel so despondent? >> yes, he was-- things like having things thrown into his hoody, shoved into a locker, books knocked out of his hands. calling, called fag, queer, gay. and i believe the piece, the piece that pushed him over the top was the bullies said to eric, eric, why don't you go home and shoot yourself. it's not like anyone would care. >> we should mention this is all at mentor high school outside of east cleveland and su suzanna, i want to bring you in, at the very same high school, this is what happened to her. what happened. >> she was constantly bullied and crying almost every day, not wanting to move back to that school. her lockers on her and almost

got her hands and she was pushed down the stairs, she was called different names like a vagina and she was called whore and slut. >> did your family ask your cool to intervene or alert the school. >> yes, so constantly after each situation that happened to her we would go next day to school, i would go with my parents orin get a translator or my sister would translate for them and they would try to solve the problem and the school officials were always telling us they're going to take care of it, help us and make sure they're selected and never get the promise. >> and i know the families are suing for something called bull-icide. tell us about the lawsuits. >> both are in progress or

separate lawsuits. it means that the school district knew something was going on and failed to prevent it and the schools to some extent do have an obligation to protect students that can't protect everything that goes on. but something this egregious, our position is they did have to stop it and that's what the lawsuits are about. >> we want to give our viewers and the parents listening tools so they never find themselves in the tragic situation and another guest right now. made it her mission to teach families and schools how to cope with bullying. the director of training with children and nonprofit and runs anti-bullying work shops that offers support to more than 10,000 at risk children and you have 22 different schools in the new york area right now and how do you get schools to pay attention to families like this. >> we need to start by training, a partnership of children has been around for 103 years and we believe in working with the whole child,

but it's important for a school to train staff around addressing issues of bullying, creating a zero violence pole in the schools and providing social skills to children so they, they learn not to use violence. >> look, it's not just violence. you hear from the families that it's name calling. it's all sorts of verbal torment. are schools atuned to that? >> he think they're attuned, but you still have staff or you may have people really that this is a rite of passage or something that happens to children and it's not. it's really, it's a horrible, terrifying situation and schools really do need to work with the staff in training them that this is a serious issue that's fot going to go away unless there's adult intervention and we're talking about a partnership with children. we work with the schools, the school staff need to work with the parents to ensure that students, the bully learns other ways to handle or manage their feelings, that victims, also, the victim, the child that's being bullied needs to

develop the social skills. so the school needs to work with the home to develop the skills and that's one thing that we do with partnership with children. >> it's obviously tragic that stories like this have to happen to heighten our awareness, but it's wonderful you're in the schools right now getting teachers to finally listen and we want to thank all of our guests, jan, suzanna and len meyers for coming in and best of luck, keep us posted on the lawsuits and we appreciate you going so public with your family tragedy to help others. >> thank you. >> all right, coming up, a way out this morning for the trapped miners in chile. rescue crews reach the men underground for two months. and one city wants to stop americans from buying sugary drinks like soda with food stamps. should uncle sam tell people where they can and cannot eat. they're super hot and aren't afraid of a little fire.

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the bust of the foot loose actor is made for charity and ashley ashley's team, a named nor ashley who was diagnosed with leukemia at four and we hope that clayton doesn't eat the entire thing. >> this would auction 4100 bucks. >> the best bacon is behind his ears. >> how many degrees of separation are you from kevin bacon, none. >> i think there's a simulator. put your head next to kevin bacon. >> bacon kevin bacon and clay look a little alike. >> and both-- >> and i had bacon behind my ears, too. >> great. >> $4,000 that's great. go to the website, it's on our website as well. delicious. >> let's get to some news, shall we? we start with a fox news alert and there's good news to report, there are celebrations underway in chile.

after more than two agonizing months, rescue workers make a major break through this morning, for those 33 trapped meaners, workers must now decide when they will see a phenal phase and that of course is the evacuation, it could take three days to eight days away and we saw on our air when they finally made contact and everyone was applauding and whooping and hollering. wisconsin democratic senator russ finegold duked it out against ron johnson a political newcomer. and feingold defended the president's health care bill and he's slightly behind johnson in the poll. new dash cam seems to support, tiffney hartley's story. >>

officers in texas stopped tiffany and her husband, hours before the encounter because of a minor problem with the license plate and this confirms the time line that tiffany did share with police and a witness claims he saw boats chasing her from the crime scene. still, david hartley's body has not been found. it's no way to honor a hero, cementry workers removed the tombstone claiming the family never paid the bill. >> i was devastating. my grandfather was close to me as a child. >> why? no one deserves that, not 20 years later. i understand it's a business, but when it's 20 years later, it's wrong. >> the family of wilbur early wine says it never knew about the missing money. when they found out, they paid it immediately. not only has the cementry replaced the stone, they've changed their policy. >> should people be allowed to buy sugary sodas.

they want to ban people with food stamps to purchase sugary drinks. >> do we want to give people stamps to buy sugary foods which cause obesity and therefore, there we have to pay for the medical risk? and not just paying for the medical problems, do we want to make people sick? >> i think it's just another case of them over in the corner, fiddling with sodas, rather than focusing on some of the real issues, especially those facing new yorkers, like crime and high taxes and not having jobs. >> record 41.8 million americans received in july. one in seven americans, all-time high, are living in poverty. those are your headlines. >> and ironically, michael bloomberg, at bloomberg lp, media company, all you can drink soda. he says he doesn't run the day-to-day operations there anymore. >> and bacon. >> let's check with rick reichmuth for a look at the forecast. >> hey, guys, a big crowd out

here and brian just moved to buffalo from north carolina, do you know what you're about to get into this winter? >> i'm afraid i do. come back and talk to us. >> and yeah, we'll see if you can dig out and get here, good luck. >> take a look at the weather map, guys, we've got very nice temperatures, even in buffalo right now. and it's looking pretty good. 60 if you're waking up in minneapolis and really, the eastern two-thirds dealing with a warm day and tonight, cold across the northeast and freeze warnings in across the berkshires and catskills, and a cold night and protect your plants if you want to hang on longer. and also talking about the warm air and across the northern plains, 25 degrees above average, and broke a record yesterday in places like norfolk, nebraska and minneapolis today, you might break another record into the mid 80's and the record today is 86. move forward though shall the eastern part of the country, just a lot of sunshine, up and

down the eastern seaboard and across the ohio river valley and the great lakes, towards the central gulf. very, very nice and across the west we have a little bit of rain, not that bad. and you see the rain across the northern rockies and those are going to be scattered showers and thunderstorms. the heavier rain is across the coastal areas of the pacific northwest. as another system pulls in, plenty of sunshine towards the southwest and temps today looking very, very nice, feeling very, very much like summer, we'll take it while we can. dave, over to you with home depot. >> dave here to save you money on energy bills. dave white, home depot, what you need to to about led lights and important to know they'll last forever. >> they'll last. >> and help you save on your monthly energy. >> before we get to that i'd like to make sure that everyone knows that i've got my calendar coming out soon. >> okay. >> it will be the months of dave. >> home depot. >> i don't want to compete with you guys, just let you

know. >> and those are new york city firefighters. more in a moment. >> i'm sorry, i had to put in that. >> and you and mike. >> i'm kidding. so, led's and everybody says what does it stand for? you know? >> no. >> light emitted diode. >> i wouldn't know. >> it doesn't matter the key is what you said they're going to save you a lot of energy. for example, here is one that is a the typical, like your a bulb what you would use in a regular fix tour, nine watts of energy and puts out 40 watts of light and then this thing is going to last 50,000 hours. so-- >> and they don't really look that different than some of the complaints about the other night bulbs. >> let me show you, this is one that's brand new and cool. i've got to show you how do do this. if you have a recessed light like this, standard. >> a dimmer 0en it and everything, and replace it with something that's possibly

going to last 24 years and save you up to $300 on your energy. >> uses 10 1/2 watts of energy. here is what you can do with this. the first thing you can do, shut the power off at the breaker, right? so you're going to unscrew your bulb and i'm going to leave this in. i want you to see how the new bulbs compare. pull off the trim kit off your light and i'll leave that there. the next step, you need to measure the inside because you have to have a certain space and it's all on the instructions and very, very simple. measure the width and the depth and sometimes you have a brack where it mounts. this is so easy. >> not your standard changing of a light bulb. >>, but this fixture, it's a fixture and again, you're not going to have to do this for close to 20 years. >> got it. >> here is the socket, so if

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>> parents, you're going to want to hear the next story because there's a whooping cough outbreak in california. more than 5,000 cases reported just this year alone and that's the highest number since the 1950's. so, last week, a new law was passed in the state requiring that all 7th to 12th graders get booster shots before starting school next fall. some parents are afraid that this vaccination mandate could do more harm than good. we're joined by moira, the california mother who did not want her child to be vaccinated and fox news medical contributor mark segal to let us understand what's going on here. moira, we know that whooping

cough is a dangerous and deadly illness, so, why wouldn't you want your daughter vaccinated against it? >> well, my son had negative reaction to both-- actually three shots dpt is the last two, he had a very bad reaction, both of which we ended in the er with a high fever and shortly after he regressed and developed autism. so we're concerned that our family may be vulnerable and therer to, i can't in clear conscience, after seeing what happened to my son, make the same choice for my daughter so, yes, i'm very concerned that we might be part of a sub set of people that cannot handle the vaccination. >> that makes perfect sense and your logic sounds accurate, but what will you do come september about this mandate and that your child won't be able to go to school? >> well, actually, there are exemptions that are available and i will exercise my philosophical exemption to this vaccine and there are--

that's what other parents can do. it's right on the back of the vaccine schedule that you're supposed to fill out for your paper work with the school district. you can flip it over and you can sign that exemption and i will be exercising that right. >> for philosophical or religious exemption. i want to bring in dr. mark segal. obviously, i know you believe in getting the vaccines to combat the outbreaks, how can you argue with moira's logic. >> i would never-- a mother knows her children better than any scientist or any doctor and she's totally entitled to this belief. but vaccines have been studied and studied and satisfiedtudied i'd like to see-- for vaccines to work we have to have herd immunity. we're finding that the whopping cough vaccine wears off quickly and the reason we're seeing a resurgence in

california like this and across the united states. 17,000 cases in 2009. is because the vaccine is wearing off. if we don't have this booster, we're not going to have the immunity we need. now, i agree with her also there are some types, some people that may be more susceptible or vaccines don't work with them. i think that's a brilliant point, but the science isn't there yet. we need more genetic understanding to know who tolerates vaccines and who couldn't. >> what's your response, in order for the vaccines to work for everyone, basically 90% of everyone has to get them? >> well, i understand that the concept of herd immunity and that-- i just don't want my child to be collateral damage in order to protect everyone else's and also, as i understand it, there was a study in israel that showed that the vaccine actually made people carriers, and gave people the per tusive

illness, that's a difficult we need to approach. >> absolutely. we are-- you've gotten seconds, doctor. >> the worst way to spread pertussis is to have it and the people that can spread it when the vaccine wears off, let's give the boosters. >> thank you for coming in to debate. obviously, a hot topic and we appreciate you sharing your concerns with us. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. meanwhile, talk about smoking hot, these hunky heroes are joining us with their hot new calendar. new york city's finest faefrs and we faefrs-- firefighters are here next, and we do mean fine. [ male announcer ] taste pops with pringles cracker stix. ♪

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like. how do you get into shape simply from the firefightering activities. >> we do like circuits, you know, we strength, we run. >> never heard of that. [laughter] >> we'll take you out after this. >> and how did you get chosen other than the obvious reasons with the six packs, these things here? and how did you guys, of all the firefighters get chosen? >> for the ladies out there involved in the process, when you go city of the brave.com and put your input on the calendar and this year that's the reason reason we were chosen. >> you're on the cover. do you want to take back the title, the situation back from the guy on the situation, you've got better abs for the situation. >> i'm coming for you, mike, next. coming for you. >> and wow. >> how does your wife feel about you being a sex scandal on the calendar. >> very supportive, so that's a big plus. >> and now you guys, you guys

suggest fighting fires with your shirts off? >> absolutely not. burns hurt a lot. >> so who is single here, who is single? >> a single guy, bring him up. now that you're on the calendar, is it paying off? >> i'm doing report. got to be a great pickup line. >> and the city of the brave.com. and that works, the phone number. >> and mainly on the charity, going tore a great cause. >> agreed. >> how can people find out more about the calendar. >> city of the brave.com. >> and the money once again goes to-- >> why am i giggling and alisyn loses it. the proceeds or part of the proceeds again. >> some part goes to the fund. >> and the price of the calendar is 15.95. well worth it, i would say.

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends," we've got a fox news alert for you. you're looking at pictures from chile this morning with amazing news, they have broken through, that tunnel has been completed to rescue the 33 trapped miners, word is they won't be able to start pulling them out untilue