that guy on the right, who helped 75-year-old rickey clayman cross the finish line. >> about 50 feet we saw the man go down in the middle of the street. >> reporter: matt says he was less than a mile from the finish line what he saw clayman fall. to need help so get to the finish. >> reporter: he along with a pennsylvania man by the name of justin ran to help him up. >> these two guys picked me up and walked me to the finish line. >> he said we get there before five hours? >> i said i think we will. >> reporter: they sure did. all crossing the finish line at four hours 50 and 53 seconds opinion all three perfect strangers but all three sharing a common bond. >> there is a little bit of camaraderie as you are running on marathon day especially when you get to 24 and 25 mile point. >> the act of kindness that i've received blows my mind. >> reporter: clayman has been running and coaching runners for more than 50 years. at 75 he completed 38 marathons. he is lest with a bruised hip after his fall yesterday but x rays show nothing is broken. he is back at the track. >> we'll go around re

including one of the runners, that guy on the right, who helped 75-year-old clicky clayman cross the finish line. >> about 50 feet in front of me we saw the man go down. >> matt says he was less nan a mile from the finish line when he saw clayman fall. >> it was clear he was going to need help to get to the finish line. >> both men ran to him help up. >> these two gouges picked to the finish line. >> -- he said will we get there before five hours? i said i think we will. >> they did all crossing the finish line at 4:50:53. all three perfect strangers but all three sharing a common bond. >> there is little bit of a camaraderie as you are running on marathon day especially when you get to the 24, 25 mile point. >> act of kindness that i've of sod blows my mind. >> clayman has been running an coaching runners for more than 50 years. he says at 75 he completed 38 marathons. he is lost with a bruised hip after his fall but x rays today show nothing is broken. he is back at the track. >> going around reverse about three slow laps. >> reporter: back at coaching today albeit using a walker.

that guy on the right, who helped 75-year-old rick clayman across the finish line. >> about 50 feet in front of me, we saw the man go down kind of in the middle of the street. it was clear he was going to need help to get to the finish. >> reporter: without a second thought ran to help him. >> this the would help. >> he said, will we get there before five hours? >> i said, yes. >> reporter: they sure did. all three perfect strangers but all three sharing a common bond. >> there's a little bit of camaraderie as you are running on marathon day and especially when you get to that 24 and 25- mile point. >> the acts of kindness that i have received blows my mind. >> reporter: turns out, clayman has been running and coaching runners for more than 50 years. he says at 75, he's completed 38 marathons. >> he could have had us put him on the side and haved medics help him, but he was adamant about getting to the finish line, which i think was cool. >> running is such an individual sport. it's all about setting your goals, setting and beating your personal records. these guys set that aside and h

inspiring thousands including one of these runners, gentleman on the right who help 75-year-old rick clayman cross the finish line. >> we saw the man go down in the middle of the street. it was clear he was going to need help. >> reporter: without a second thought matt along with another name justin ryanard got up to help him. >> these two guys walked me to the finish line. >> will we get there before five hours? i said i think. >> reporter: they did. all of them perfect strangers, all sharing a common bond. >> there is a little bit of comradery especially when you get to 24-25 mile point. >> acts of kindness i received >> turns out at 75 he completed more than 30 marathons, now left with a bruised hip. x-rays show nothing is broken. he is back at the track. >> go around, reverse, three slow laps. >> reporter: back at coaching al be it with a walker. >> he was adamant about getting to the finish line which i thought was cool. >> what a story. his determination is so inspiring to him. >> coming up next in the buzz, rocking around the christmas tree, star studded line upset to take over the ga

the secretary talked exclusively today with fox business network's liz clayman who joins us in washington. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's not news that you want to give and it's not news that you want to get. imagine if you, brett were receiving a letter that said come november 3rd, you're going to run out of money to pay all of your debts. that is the letter that congress members got this morning and here's what happened. you have treasury secretary jack lew saying we've been running the numbers and in essence, the tax receipts that are coming in do not cover what we expected to last until november 5th. now the deadline is moved up to november 3rd and it becomes a problem if congress doesn't move to raise the debt limit or the debt ceiling. the problem is congress is distracted right now, particularly the republicans who don't really have somebody right now who can be the speaker of the house. obviously john boehner is staying. but i began by asking treasury secretary jack lew, is congress distracted? do they understand the issue about the debt limit? here's whey said. >> have you

>>> coming up on the next red eye, liz clayman and michael moynaham. a new survey out of the u.k.hat more than a third of vegetarians eat meat and they're sneaky about it. they don't tell anyone, as for their favorite meats, kabob is the most popular, followed by beef burgers, bacon and fried chicken. i believe we have tapes of a typical drunk vegetarian. [ laughter ] >> oh! >> that is pretty grim, right? we cut out the gross part, too. do you believe these people? 30% of vegetarians, i always thought they were phoneys. >> i believe that, i was vegetarian for a couple of years. i never in any state ate meat, my problem was when i left college i no longer had delicious cafeteria food to eat all the time. i basically lived on popsicles and beer, my parents were you need to get a life. scouts honor, did not get drunk and eat meat. >> really? >> joanne, what do you think? well, you're not a vegetarian. >> no. >> you have a couple of drinks and launch into a kabob? >> yeah, and two, i think a drunk man's actions are a sober man's thoughts. stop it. so gross. you know, when your body is

the secretary talked exclusively today with fox business network's liz clayman who joins us in washingtonome. >> thank you very much. it's not news that you want to give and it's not news that you want to get. imagine if you, brett were receiving a letter that said come november 3rd, you're going to run out of money to pay all of your debts. that is the letter that congress members got this morning and here's what happened. you have treasury secretary jack lew saying we've been running the numbers and in essence, the tax receipts that are coming in do not cover what we expected to last until november 5th. now the deadline is moved up to november 3rd and it becomes a problem if congress doesn't move to raise the debt limit or the debt ceiling. the problem is congress is distracted right now, particularly the republicans who don't really have somebody right now who can be the speaker of the house. obviously john boehner is staying. but i began by asking treasury secretary jack lew, is congress distracted? do they understand the issue about the debt limit? here's whey said. >> have you heard

joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off the floor. when the numbers first came out this morning from september they were a huge disappointment. we saw build of just 142,000 jobs instead of what was expected, 203,000 jobs. so it was a huge miss. boom, the markets opened at 9:30 a.m. eastern. tanked. they started dropping, more than 200 points. what then happened? they rocketed off the floor on what's called program trading. this is interesting to people who have 401(k)s or 529s or pension funds. these are massive program or electronic trades put in place by the big investors, the vanguards of the world or big hedge funds, that shot the markets back up and we saw the biggest reversal in four years. the market had a swing of more than 400 points and you saw the dow ended up more than 200. what does it mean? it means that the markets at least today

joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off the floor. when the numbers first came out this morning from september they were a huge disappointment. we saw build of just 142,000 jobs instead of what was expected, 203,000 jobs. so it was a huge miss. boom, the markets opened at 9:30 a.m. eastern. tanked. they started dropping, more than 200 points. what then happened? they rocketed off the floor on what's called program trading. this is interesting to people who have 401(k)s or 529s or pension funds. these are massive program or electronic trades put in place by the big investors, the vanguards of the world or big hedge funds, that shot the markets back up and we saw the biggest reversal in four years. the market had a swing of more than 400 points and you saw the dow ended up more than 200. what does it mean? it means that the markets at least today