i know you have been introduced a resolution as well to fight for andrew tahmooressi.ou very much for joining us. >> thank you, greta. >>> and coming up, i'm going talk to you off the record. i'm going tell you what i think about president obama picking test test >>> let's go off the record. let's talk about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. now that's a political cause that says liaison. maureen of "the new york times" says president obama depth deputized sharpt on the, and from the tone of her column, she is skanl scandalized. sharpton has no interest in healing. he divides people. he just picks sides. let's not forget, he has done some really cockamamy things. hawk false rape accusation. that's hardly all. according to maureen dowd, sharpton whipped up anti-semitic feelings in new york in 1991 by denouncing jews, whipping up anti-semitic feelings is awful. it's stirring up hate. and did you know sharpton is a tax scofflaw? according to "the new york post," sharpton and his organization owe $4.7 million in unpaid taxes, all this

i know you have been introduced a resolution as well to fight for andrew tahmooressi. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, greta. >>> and coming up, i'm going talk to you off the record. i'm going tell you what i think about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. that's next. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >>> let's go off the record. let's talk about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. now that's a political cause that says liaison. maureen of "the new york times" s

also, five months, san sergeant andrew tahmooressi still sitting in a mexican prison. sitting? he is sitting at a fancy in the governor's >>> wiped clean, doj lawyers admitting that the blackberry at the irs lois lerner was not wiped clean until after congressional investigating was already underway. that's not all. house oversight committee member jim jordan joins us. good evening, sir. good to be with you, greta. >> two big issues tonight. first of all is what the commissioner knew about the emails because i understand now is it your understanding that her emailings are now recoverable? >> yep. inspector general reported there may be as many as nine tapes that are recoverable. remember what john koskinen said under oath in front of our committee he said he can confirm that the emails were lost and they couldn't be subsequently learned that yes they may be able to be retrieved and we may get those. we get that information. thank a goodsness for judicial watch and what they're doing as well to help us push on this issue and get information that the irs has been slow to

. >> and marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi in court for a third time, after spending 127 days in a mexicantatement without so much as a public statement by the president. we take this up by judge andrew napolitano in moments, and by the way, mr. president, happy birthday. his number, is 53. we begin tonight with israel. my first guest said that our relationship with israel has been strained, because of the obama administration's desperation to bin win a ceaser regardless of the consequences, joining us now, retireed four-star army general, jack keane, and also fox news military analyst, general, good to have you here, a 72 hour ceasefire, in place, to go into effect this a matter of hours your thoughts? >> first of all good news, secondly, it appear to be same proposal that egyptians made 3 weeks ago that israel accepted and hamas rejected. if that is true, the absolutely hamas is evil. given the tragic loss taken place over these ensuing 3 weeks, and suffering that associated with those deaths, and families involved, and also what has taken in israel, to think that could have been avoidin

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. >> mar een sergeant andrew tahmooressi in court today. day on the tijuana court for sergeant andrew tahmooresstahmooressi, t soldiers involved in his arrest and questioning taking the stand. tahmooressi has been locked away in a mexican prison for 127 days now, and not a single public mention from our president. joining us now fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> nice to be with you, lou. >> let's start with mexican justice, is there any? >> only when the government wants there to be. i mean, on paper a person in mexico is innocent until proven guilty, but in a practical matter it's the other way around. even in china on paper a person is innocent believe proven guilty and when they don't respect the rights of the individual you must affirmatively be proven your innocence. he has not been able to tell the judge that this was an honest, legitimate mistake, a literal wrong turn in the desert pause he had guns that were unlawful in techec it and unlawful to mexico. to his possession. for team of post-trekked stress ask

alert, just moments ago a crucial hearing mexican court andrew tahmooressi, it's wrapping up in the u.s. marine has been held in a mexican prison since march 3 st, just for making a wrong turn at the border while carrying guns in his truck. in moments you will hear directly from the marine's lawyer. but first chaos outside the court. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse live in tijuana with the very latest. william? >> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with inmates headed back to the federal prison about 30 or 40 miles away from where i am standing. as you said, it was march 31st when tahmooressi crossed border with his guns in his vehicle. today, the two customs agents who stopped him who went through his belongings, they took the stand, under cross-examination, by tam reissy's attorney fernandez. he attempted to undermine their credibility by claiming they had falsified certain reports and admitted that they admitted unstable information. the attorn

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. >>> (chanting) >> they are demanding the mexican president free our marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi sitting in a tijuana prison. he was arrested in when he mistakenly wound up over the border with guns illegally from the u.s. he avoided the topic instead demanding justice for illegal immigrants. jerry brown expressing his approval pledging he will speed up migrant crossings at the border. >> it is being called a death blow for businesses. eric scarseti is proep potioning a plan to hike the minimum wage to 13.25. the current hourly wage is $9 an hourment many business owners are worried it will force them to layoff joshing workers or hire less people. >> 250 wall street high rollers will get to rub elbows with the. at a major fundraising event at labor day. they will pay 32,000 dollars a head to meet president obama. it is a huge cash hall for the democratic national committee trying to fight off republican challengers in the off year election. >>> now to a fox business alert. another record broken on wall street. lauren simonetti joins us with more. >> the s&p 500 now closing above

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marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi just spoke with his friend, andrew bartholomew. both served in afghanistan together and sergeant bartholomew joins us. >> good evening, greta. thanks for having me back. >> i know you spoke with sergeant tahmooressi and he had a message for president obama. what did he say for president obama? >> i had a good conversation with him last night, and he's very aware that his issue has become incredibly contentious in america. that's unfortunate, he agrees. what he really want me to tell south america that he understands that it might not be politically beneficial for fwoim come out stro-- for president o to come out strongly on this side. he understands it might not be correct to demand mexico unconditionally release him. he understands this. what he wants to hear obama, the government saying they're doing, is that they're pressuring mexico to expedite his release. if at all possible. the biggest issue is he is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. and this doesn't mean he's a monster or anything. this -- this just means he's

. >> mar een sergeant andrew tahmooressi in court today.ll be here to tell us if we'll see justice south of the border.in court today. and he'll be here to tell us if we'll see justice south of the border.tahmooressi in court tod. and he'll be here to tell us if we'll see justice south of the border. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. >> a hearing today on the tijuana court for sergeant andrew tahmooresstahmooressi, t soldiers involved in his arrest and questioning taking the stand. tahmooressi has been locked away in a mexican prison for 127 days now, and not a single public mention from our president. joining us now fox

sergeant andrew tahmooressi has been held in mexico for five months now. you will remember the petition got 100,000 signatures back on april 300th right here with your help during "on the record." the white house promising to respond but it took until today. in a written response the white house says the state department is providing assistance to tahmooressi to make sure he is treated fairly. they say secretary of state john kerry has spoken to mexican officials about the case. and the administration will continue to monitor tahmooressi's case. now to disturbing new sign of isis reaching into the u.s. shooter says he wants to join isis. catherine herridge joins us. >> well, thank you, kimberly, the administration labeled the fort hood massacre in 2009 work place violence in this letter obtained by fox news, the convicted shooter nidal hasan writes to al baghdadi asking to become a citizen of the caliphate formally and humbly requests to be made a citizen of the islamic state he writes. it would be an honor for any believer to be obedient citizen soldier t

" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert, just moments ago a crucial hearing mexican court andrew tahmooressiing up in the u.s. marine has been held in a mexican prison since march 3 st, just for making a wrong turn at the border while carrying guns in his truck. in moments you will hear directly from the marine's lawyer. but first chaos outside the court. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse live in tijuana with the very latest. william? >> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with i

. >>> now, the big storyies this week, monday, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi will be back in a mexican court. he has been jailed in mexico for four months a crossing the border with three legally registered guns in his pickup. he says he made a wrong term. the agent who served the vehicle will testify the on tuesday more primaries on the runup to the midterm election. voters will head to the polls in kansas, missouri, texas and washington. >>> thursday, the oscar pistorius nearing an end in south africa. both sides will give closing arguments. he could face life in prison for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. >>> congress underfire accused of accomplishing little this summer. lawmakers going on vacation without a solution for the border crisis. the stalemate in congress putting the issue on the shelf for now. or does it? president obama says he will act if northeast. fox political insiders want to hear from you. with congress on vacation, five weeks, not bad, right? tweet us your responses whether congress should go on vacation? we will be right back. you know.... there's a more

andrew tahmooressi accidently crossed the border with three guns and more than 400 rounds of ammunitions. live in tijuana, joining us is william. >> this is where the trial is taking place, here in tijuana, the largest city near baja and five miles away from the largest crossing in the world where he made the mistake of his life by coming into mexico with three guns in his automobile. now, behind this wall is a solid steel gate. why? because they don't want some gunman from this very busy street here, get a cheap shot, some key witness or a high-profile target like tahmooressi so our cameraman got a shot over that and then i was able to come over here and shout questions through the steel fence. basically saying, hey, andrew, how are you doing? he said, i'm fine. i tried to get another question in. by then, he was escorted inside followed by other inmates. let me give you a quick wrap of what happened today. there was a violation of his civil rights and evidence should be thrown out. the government attorney says protocol was followed and it was his responsibility not to come into mexico

marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi on dubious charges when he he is suffering from post-traumatic stressder. joining us now from washington simon rosenberg president of the new democrat network a liberal think tank and chad sweet who used for the department of security. what is mexico's culpability here in your opinion? >> well, as you know, i have been on fox before and praised mexico and former president calderon had extremely aggressive antismuggling and counter narcotic program as we have seen under president net dieto flood of immigrant children into the united states direct result of their willingness to be cull panel. they don't swim here. they go across mexico and they are turning a blind eye towards this. >> how do you know they are turning a blind eye? how do you know that the mexico city authorities are aiding and abetting this flood of human beings moiferszly children right now, 100,000 this fiscal year, how do you know they are doing that? >> well, the math speaks for itself. if you look at the largest part of the southern border of mexico is guatemala, that's 577 miles. the

sergeant andrew tahmooressi's attorney says his rights were violated. they are expected to call two customs agents who questioned the marine. william la jeunesse is live from tijuana, mexico. hi, william. >> reporter: patti ann, we're outside the federal courthouse here in tijuana. we expect sergeant tahmooressi to alive probably next 60 minutes, transferred from prison. he will go through the iron gates. we have a cameraman on the roof to get a shot of him going outside. this is the third hearing. very hard to get a read on the trial because it is not open to the press or public. we can't get inside. fernando benitez his current attorney is optimistic by questions coming from the judge, being on point and the judge allowed andrew to spend private time with his mother jill during or after the last hearing. what do we expect to happen today? number one, benitez will cross-examine the two customs agents stopped him at port of entry not for one hour which is custom but eight hours. denying him a lawyer, access to u.s. consulate and translator. that denial

." >>> andrew tahmooressi remains in a mexican prison tonight. it's been 128 days on bogus weapons charges. it's a low-level beef, certainly. and the sergeant is battling posttraumatic stress disorder so any humanitarian country, any humanitarian country would have released him a long time ago. but not mexico. last night while debating juan williams about america's weakness in the world there was this exchange. >> tahmooressi in prison, the mexicans not going to let him out. any president would have had him out based on humanitarian, he has posttraumatic stress disorder. he can't get him out. obama can't get him out. >> the question you always ask -- >> you're going off into the weeds here. come on that guy is not a serious issue. let's get back to isis -- >> let him rot in there. >> now, i don't think juan meant to denigrate his situation. sometimes things come out wrong but some viewers are dismayed. olivia whose son john spent four months in a mexican prison. she is helping in the tahmooressi case. so let's deal with the -- the press conferenc

. >>> this is a fox news alert, just moments ago a crucial hearing mexican court andrew tahmooressi, up in the u.s. marine has been held in a mexican prison since march 3 st, just for making a wrong turn at the border while carrying guns in his truck. in moments you will hear directly from the marine's lawyer. but first chaos outside the court. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse live in tijuana with the very latest. william? >> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with inmates

was greeted by a hero as authority there's, even though nieto could pardon marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi who has been imprisoned in mexico for six months. but they will not allow sergeant tahmooressi freedom even though he has post traumatic disorder. the beef against the sergeant is low level to say the least. governor brown was asked about tahmooressi on a radio program. >> you know what? i'm just getting information on that thing. so, you know, there is lots of issues in both countries because of our -- the people going there, their coming here. i don't think that's something that i'm going to comment on, at least on this radio show. >> governor brown just getting information about the sergeant? hard to believe. but let's get back to immigration law here is what mr. brown said about that. >> could we assemble here with the governors, the secretaries and so many good people, some citizens, maybe many not. but you're all welcome in california. today. it wasn't very long ago that the governor of california was outlawing drivers licenses for people who are undocumented from mexico. that's

marine andrew tahmooressi from a mexican prison after nearly 135,000 signatures.diplomatic, saying, quote: our goal is to see that mr. tahmooressi is treated fairly during the judicial process. it's been nearly five months since sergeant tahmooressi was in prison for unintentionally crossing into mexico with firearms. the california high school teacher who tweeted about stabbing students is back in the classroom for the new year. the bay area school district8sÑ issuing 39-year-old christa hodges a written warning. back in june she reportedly tweeted. this i already want to stab some kids. is that bad? 19 more days. she also took to twitter to rant about students making her trigger finger itchy and how some students -- can you believe this -- should get hit by a car? well she has apologized mike. apparently that's enough. it's not clear if further action is going to be taken against her. the harry reid outdoor center senior university no more at least the harry reid part of it. removed the name from the building branding issues. others say reid's name shouldn't be

hours from now sergeant andrew tahmooressi will be back in court, back home in florida, his friends andily praying for his safe return. it has been four months since he was arrested for crossing the border with legal guns in his car and now there is a chance the case could be dismissed altogether. >> when i spoke to him over the phone, his lawyer is going to present additional evidence. the paper work that was submitted was submitted not on the proper date of his incarceration and when he dealt with them. they are going to aim for a mistrial. >> tahmooressi's legal fees are mounting. the family saying it could cost as much as $10,000 in order to free him. >>> marine corporal robert smith served his country in iraq and now he's serving his community in florida. corporal smith lost one of his legs while fighting overseas but that is not holding him back from flicker his life long goal of -- accomplishing his life long goal of becoming a sheriff's deputy. >> if you have a dream go for it. don't let anything hold you back. if you don't think you can do it, don't live your life wondering. gi

sergeant andrew tahmooressi's lawyer is saying it could be months before the marine is free. in court tahmooressi faced the border guards who arrested him in march after he made that wrong turn and crossed the border with three guns that were purchased legally in the united states. his lawyer argued this, that the marine's civil rights were violated because no one translated the reason for his arrest into english. listen to this. >> we still have some evidence to enter into the record. it's going to keep dragging on a little bit more. i think the case is going very well so far. it could be three months but it could be a little more. >> tahmooressi's mother was also in court, the judge allowing her to spend about 20 minutes with her son after that hearing. >>> former white house press secretary james brady has died. brady served president ronald reagan but was badly wounded in an assassination attempt on the president's life in 1981 in washington, d.c. after that shooting, brady took on a personal crusade for gun control. he eventually died from health problems that were relat

they aught to be doing the same thing for andrew tahmooressi stuck in a jail. and i think we should take the risk, it is worth it, to save americans. but the federal authorities say there's no risk, think of all the times they said that and have been wrong. >> or testing on american citizens out in the desert. there's a long history of our federal government doing the same thing. >> but it's still worth the risk. >> people are wondering, are we spending too much money on this? $140 million in a grant given to the food and drug administration back in march. vanderbilt university, $4.4 million recentlyto figure out treatment for ebola. but the department of defense has a long history of doing this treating the troops since the 1800s. this could be a biological weapon in the future, so it seems important. >> let us know your thoughts at foxandfriends.com. >>> we start with this fox news alert, a possible sighting of a missing oregon mother, jennifer hudson. the search now turning to washington state's san juan island 300 miles from where she was last seen. witness

sergeant andrew tahmooressi's mother now says it can take up to two years for the legal process to playas been four months since he was arrested accidentally crossing the border with illegal guns in his car. legal here in the united states though. legal fees are mounting for the tahmooressis, his mother says it could cost as much as $100,000 to free the marine. this mayor is pulling double duty. at home in south bend, he prefers to be called mayor peta. but in -- pete. it's lt. pete. active member of the u.s. navy. he was employed in april. he passed on day-to-day duties to his deputy mayor but checks in using skype about once a week. the judge says he doesn't get any special treatment why you are abroad. >> when you are in that environment most important thing is to do your job. couple places i worked it was my turn to clean the toilet and nobody was very interested in what my day job was. >> guess. so the mayor has 60 days left in his deployment. those are your headlines. >> good for him. the question is did president clinton drop the ball on bin bad len? listen to this shocking new r

. >>> and a group of marines is raising money to help out andrew tahmoores tahmooressi.omes as the white house responds to petition demanding his relief with a single sentence. and tomorrow on "fox and friends" his mother is here on the response of the obama administration. >>> have you ever received a call like this? >> we have a reason to believe that it was willful act done with an intent to defraud the irs. that's the reason there is a legal issue against you with the full serious on top of your name. >> you may have fallen victim the one of the scams out there. what do you need to know and how can you keep your identity safe? joining us is curt the cyber guy. >> it is annoying that the scam phone calls are continuing to grow. you got one, right? >> hello, this is anna from "fox and friends." >> you got the tech support scan. >> it was on e-mail. we need your password from aol and it came from a gmail account. they will call you on the phone and say, my goodness, we found out that your computer the frozen. we are with microsoft or apple and need the following informa

tahmooressi home? >> i know most people, myself included, would want to see andrew acquitted, but i'll take a mistrial any day of the week. >> and his mother is just back from seeing her son in tijuana. jill tahmooressi joins us. nice to see you, jill. >> thank you, greta. >> jill, after the court hearing you spent some time with your son. tell me what you talked about. >> well, he was upset because once again he was hoping that going before the honorable judge for the second time the judge would be compelled to release him. so he was frustrated and sad that he wasn't going home or that there wasn't a timetable set for his departure of release. but i just gave him words of encouragement that mr. benitez was defensively pursuing his innocence, aggressive innocence. >> i'll tell you why that's unusual to me. i spoke to the lawyer who describes your son as optimistic. now you're describing him as upset and sad abut it's contrar to what the lawyer told me. >> on the day of the hear, of course, it's andrew's opportunity directly to the judge and i would think anyone would be hopeful the judge would release

andrews name and the information for his vehicle. bill: william lajeunesse watched that trial. was anything resnostled this trial yesterday, william? >> reporter: in short, no, it wasn't. the number one takeaway that sergeant tahmooressi isn't getting out of the prison anytime soon and there is no certainty he will beat the charge that carries a sentence of up to 14 years. his attorney tried to do two things. lay that foundation that mexican customs denied him his civil rights when they held him for 8 hours without an attorney, a translator or access to the consulate. secondly, there are violations in that paperwork to have that evidence thrown out such as the form used to search the vehicle was dated before he got to mexico, and secondly that it contained a forged signature. but the government attorney says the search was legal, the documents while not perfect reflect bureaucracy not fraud. surveillance video from the port of entry the government claims is confidential and won't hand over. >> it has been denied by customs under the guyunder the guise its confidential information and we are waiting for an answer from customs. >> reporter: many want president obama to get involved. but mexico insists it's not a diploma