but we've got a lot of cowards in this country these days.n yemen, the news that obama had lifted the moratorium had raised hopes high. hayil al mithal told his family that when he returned from guantanamo after more than a decade, he wanted to get married. his brothers went so far as to plan the role hayil would take on in the advertising shop they run as a family business, to help him reintegrate into society. then they learned that that hayil was on the list of 46 indefinite detainees - 26 of them from yemen. they want to know why - if the us is convinced hayil was a dangerous "enemy combatant" and an al qaeda operative - he won't be tried. across town, the banner of another 'indefinite detainee' hangs outside the al hilah home. abdulsalam's family has put up a ton of posters asking for his release. this one asking "when will the son of freedom rise." it speaks to a few things. one obviously to the family's sway in this area but also to the fact that there isn't a stigma attached to being a family member of a guantanamo detainee. and as yo

tavis: some would say that makes you a coward. >> i think i was a coward. out of ignorance. also had nothing to defend. i did not understand what was at stake. i remember that was the year that john kennedy was killed. none of us could believe this could kill, that you the president of the united states. very shortly after that, i went to the south to be in the houser and was taken to a ored only.ol , that might be a throwback to the civil war. we were thrown out of the restaurant because i was sitting with a black man at a restaurant in new orleans. said, sit -- he down. a black minister told me about the play. mississippi,g into we drove into the side of the church had been firebombed and we went to the freedom house. there were no -- there were more black man i'd ever seen in my life. they were listening to a 14- year-old black girl saying how she had been beaten for integrating the lunch counter. i thought, what country am i in? then i watched the courage of those people and the people who i saw thingsng -- that fractured that complacency, that entitlement. i realized, y

they died at the hands of cowards. the conclusion, convert. at least on vacation.is, hazardous to your health toy or hindu or anything else nonmusl nonmuslim. maybe travel agents should give us the cliff notes to islam in case you come face-to-face with an angry faith. having a hijab happened could save your life. this doesn't happen in america. we don't kill if you're wearing -- if you're not wearing plaid pants. yet we're the infidels. perhaps we just don't believe strongly enough. i know people are going to ask where are the moderate muslim has condemning such actions? did on twitter. it's michigan executive director rebuked, the jews. he mocked those damn money-grubbing jews who went to the kenyan mall to help stop the blood shed because they have stores there. the idiot condemned the attack as an afterthought. our government actually paid this guy to speak abroad about american backlash against muslims. in pakistan, the taliban homicide bombed a christian church killing 75 people. the worst attack on the christian minority there. the old saying, you attract be

the prosecutor who helped put him behind bars calls castro a coward adding, quote, this man couldn't take for even a month a small portion of what he had dished out for more than a decade. the 53-year-old was found hanging in his cell late tuesday night. he was sentenced to life without parole, plus 1,000 years. now as of this morning, his three victims have not commented. amanda berry and gina dejesus have been silent since their rescue except for this video statement. michelle knight confronted castro at his sentencing. she was also there when the house where the women were held was demolished. >>> walmart demonstrations and protests. today workers are targeting the nation's largest retailer in at least 15 cities. want you to take a look at the protests. they'll span from los angeles to dallas to boston. now at issue are wages. full-time employees want a minimum annual salary of $25,000. a recent government report found many walmart workers earn less than $9 an hour. and they are not alone. fast food workers did the same thing just last month and plan to continue throughout septemb

police called those suspects cowards for opening fire overnight. you can see there are still detectives right here who are combing the scene. investigators are trying to find out why the family called hours after gunfire. >> we're still trying to locate the suspects. we know these cowards came out in the middle of the night and fired aimlessly. >> reporter: there are traces of the overnight trouble on 27,000 block of tampa. the house has holes and the car's back window is barely holding on. >> a 10-year-old girl was shot in the buttocks with one round. multiple rounds were shot. >> reporter: the 10-year-old was sleeping when the gunfire started. >> around 1:00 in the morning 4 to 5 gunshots. >> reporter: it was loud enough to wake up neighbors but the family cannot call police until 7:30. investigators want to know why. >> were they aware that there was a the shooting occurred in the early-morning hours or were they oblivious to it? if they were, how come we weren't called? >> reporter: detectives say it's too early to say if someone targeted the h

. >> fine, i'm a coward. 66 diplomats have died at the hands of terrorists.n't done anything. what happened with them? >> guess what, one is too many. they should all matter. >> nobody ever mentioned it. >> you think we should move on about benghazi but attack syria? do you know -- >> you would be a coward if you didn't believe that. >> why is that hypocritical? those are apples and oranges. >> the apples are the ones we're supposed to protect. and go after. >> it wasn't the libyan government that killed the people in benghazi. >> let's go after the people who did. >> how do you know we're not? >> a year later, nothing. >> i'm fairly sure. >> you're fairly sure? >> he's not in custody. >> if i don't hit the eject button, we're not going to have time for bob's block. we're going to talk about if there's anything president obama can say tonight in his interviews that will change public opinion on syria. >>> sorry, folks, little discussion back here. welcome back to "the five." president obama sat down with fox news. you can see it all coming up. he's also sitti

you coward ass [ muted ]. you sick [ muted ].f they put me in that cell, i guarantee you the first time i walk out of this mother [ muted ] i'll knock one of you [ muted ] out. >> we're taking you back, buddy. put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward. trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ muted ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. "stubborn love" by the lumineers did you get my email? i did. so what did you think of the house? did you see the school ratings? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to

me this is really at the root of who we are as a culture and society we are actually the biggest cowards were the proverbial bully the bully doesn't pick on someone bigger than him somebody who can fight back the bully always picks on somebody weaker the bully is a coward quite frankly and the only nations that can defend themselves against this bully are those that can arm themselves i'm completely against weapons of mass destruction nuclear weapons i find it an indictment of humanity as being collectively insane that we have allowed the kind of weapon production that has occurred over the many over the last decades but the reality is the reality and if we've taught the rest of the world anything it is that they should get themselves a bomb rather quickly if they want to try and defend themselves against the empire of the aggressor which is killing people in mass this is why the first nation to disarm should be the united states and and israel. that and the other major weapons producers you served in the gulf war as a u.s. marine let's take it back a little bit and kind of find out how

crime and punishment tonight, the prosecutor put ariel castro behind bars is calling it the coward's out. the kidnapper and rapist apparently killed himself according to authorities. he was found hanging in his prison cell a month after his sentence. the coroner ruled it a suicide. the crimes are so heinous, it is beyond understanding. he pleaded guilty to more than 900 counts. the judge said there is no place in the world for his brand of chemical. the women he held captive are not expected to make any statements about his suicide according to one of their lawyers. one of castro's relatives is talking with martin savidge. >> reporter: at one point, prosecutors had threatened the death penalty against ariel castro, in the end authorities say he delivered it to himself. ohio corrections officials said he hung himself in the prison cell, they found him at 9:20 p.m. tuesday. the question for many is how could it happen? castro was separated from the prison population and supposedly under protective custody checked every half hour. his family is shocked. they don't have suspicions but do

that we shouldn't be publicizing these tweeting idiots because, you know, they are cowards. they don't put their name on it this stuff is stupid. we shouldn't everyone publicize it. >> not muslim. this is another reason to hate twitter and facebook. it's a manifestation of ugliness and ignorance in this society. if she was a little bit thick fat jokes, black, racist. redheaded ginger jokes. >> bill: i think the media should just ignore this tweeting stuff. let's stop it now. doesn't deserve exposure. >> i would have nothing to talk about on red eye. by the way. all twitter is a giant bathroom wall. that's all it. >> got a little obsession with the bathrooms, gutfeld. >> have a medical issue. >> we are going to hold >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, pinheads of the week. here once again, greg gutfeld and bernard mcguirk. gutfeld has chosen the parents of teenagers who trashed a home owned by a former pro-football player. explain the story to us, gutfeld. >> this football player is named brad holloway. goes on vacation and comes back his house is trashed. people doing

"we are still trying to locate the suspects, we know that these cowards came in the middle of the nightcia dice que todava buscan a los sospechosos a quienes calificaron de cobardes por disparar contra la vivienda. hasta el momento, los investigadores aseguran que no saben si la casa fue el blanco equivocado de los pistoleros e indican que hay muchas pandillas en ese vecindario. outro ---si usted tiene informacion sobre la balacera, comuniquese con la policia de hayward. ---es todo de mi parte, regreso con ustedes. cesar ---la patrulla de caminos esta buscando al o los responsables de disparar con un arma de postas contra al menos 10 vehiculos ayer en la autopista 101 sur... take vo ---sucedio entre las 5 con 45 y las 6 con 15 de la tarde de ayer cerca a la calle "mckee" en san jose... ---las autoridades no encontraron evidencia que se hubiese utilizado un arma de fuego y las ventanas de los vehiculos resultaron daÑadas... ---afortunadamente ninguna persona resulto herida, pero el responsable sera acusado de asalto con arma mortal. blanca ---los padres de un vecindario de san jose, han

terrorism in and of itself is the philosophy of cowards. >> the kenyan government says every effort is being made to prevent further loss of life during the ongoing hostage standoff. >>> san jose police made a major announcement yesterday in the death of two women earlier this month. police announced they arrested 24-year-old danny coleman of east palo alto on homicide charges. investigators say coalman was driving the silver mercedes that crashed into the two women on their way to work at san jose international airport. 63-year-old carmen zavala and 62-year-old cristina alvaro de leon died. police are not releasing any additional information about the arrest. >>> the driver of a street cleaner had a close call when he crashed on an overpass at the mccarther maze in oakland. crews rushed the driver to the hospital. no word this morning on the driver's injuries. >>> why some are predicting gas prices could drop more than 40 cents in the next few months. >>> i'm scott budman. do you rent or do you buy? a local company has an app that can help you decide. we crunch the numbers coming up.

that we shouldn't be publicizing these tweeting idiots because, you know, they are cowards.put their name on it this stuff is stupid. we shouldn't everyone publicize it. >> not muslim. this is another reason to hate twitter and facebook. it's a manifestation of ugliness and ignorance in this society. if she was a little bit thick fat jokes, black, racist. redheaded ginger jokes. >> bill: i think the media should just ignore this tweeting stuff. let's stop it now. doesn't deserve exposure. >> i would have nothing to talk about on red eye. by the way. all twitter is a giant bathroom wall. that's all it. >> got a little obsession with the bathrooms, gutfeld. >> have a medical issue. ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. [ male announcer ] the at od,w cla. whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best o

. >> but, of course, now prophetic he did kill himself but many believe it was the coward's way out, it wasn't in some way showing his guilt, he just took the coward's way. >> martin savidge, thank you very much, reporting on this story tonight. >>> and our fourth story "outfront" a very public confession. an ohio man's video taped a mission that he killed a man while driving drunk has gone viral. so the question is this -- it was a horrific thing that he did, but will coming clean affect his punishment? jason carroll has been following that story for "outfront" tonight. >> i killed a man. >> reporter: it begins with a man concealed, speaking sobering words. >> i was trying to have a good time and i lost control. >> reporter: then his face and a chilling confession are revealed. my name is matthew cordle. and on june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent kanzani. i will plead guilty and take full responsibility for everything i've done to vincent and his family. >> reporter: the video came as shock to vincent kanzai's family. >> it brings up a lot of emotion as far as, you know, vince

next, you will hear from a prosecutor who calls castro a degenerate molester and coward. word of even more evidence against the nfl star turned murder suspect aaron hernandez. not for this most recent case with you for that other shooting that last year and left two dead. that's ahead. t benning, georgi. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. maybe take a roadtrip to a place with no roads. would you like to make an investment you know will pay off? then you belong at bass pro shops. check out our go outdoors event and sale this weekend [voice] hu-rry up, is cold in here. [jelly bear] relax. we're checking the manual. [jelly animal] whoa,this minivan is loaded! ailable forward collision warning,pandora compatibility, available lane departure warning and what!?! [jelly animal] this sucks.

"we are still trying to locate the suspects, we know that these cowards came in the middle of the nighta buscan a los sospechosos a quienes calificaron de cobardes por disparar contra la vivienda. hasta el momento, los investigadores aseguran que no saben si la casa fue el blanco equivocado de los pistoleros e indican que hay muchas pandillas en ese vecindario. outro ---si usted tiene informacion sobre la balacera, comuniquese con la policia de hayward. ---es todo de mi parte, regreso con ustedes. cesar ---tiempo de la primera pausa comercial pero al regresar, take vo ---un grupo de personas se manifiesta y exige que frenen las deportaciones en un condado del area de la bahia.. take vo - blanca ---ademas, lanzan una advertencia debido al aumento de robos y otros delitos en el barrio latino de san francisco.. segment ends blanca ---los republicanos de la camara baja del congreso, cumplieron una promesa que hicieron a principios de la semana. take vo ---esta tarde, con un voto de 217 a favor y 210 en contra, decidieron reducir el presupuesto para el programa de cupones alimenticios conoci

>> reporter: we have now gonted a statement from cuyahoga prosecutor who says these molesters are cowards, they con and capture vulnerable children. this man couldn't take even for a month a small portion of what he had dished out for more than a decade. thomas? >> it was such a strong statement there from michelle knight. john yang reporting for us, thank you. john, thg going to lead us to the big question today based on your story. for all of you out there, do you think that ariel castro's suicide has deprived his victims of justice? we are getting the statement in there calling this an act of cowardness he wasn't able to maintain longer than a month what he inflicted on his victims for years. weigh in on twitter and ourbook page. >>> we continue to follow developing news in arkansas this hour. we are awaiting live remarks from former president bill clinton, the unofficial secretary of explaining stuff, set to give obama care the type of backing only he can give it. with another part of that to kick in october 4th is when open enrollment begins, we will bring you that speech as it happe

the prosecutor who helped put him behind bars calls castro a coward adding, this man couldn't take for especially a month a small portion of what he had dished out for more than a decade. the 53-year-old was found hanging in his cell late tuesday night. as of this morning, his three victims have been commented. amanda berry and gina dejesus have been silent since their rescue, except for this video statement. michelle knight confronted castro at his sentencing and she was also there at the house where the women were held when it was demolished. >>> walmart walkout, today, workers are targeting the nation's largest retailer in at least 15 cities. the protests will span from los angeles to dallas to boss top. at issue, wages. full time employees want a minimum annual salary of $25,000. a recent government report found many walmart workers earn less than $9 an hour. and they're not alone. fast food workers did the same >> weiner later responded via twitter saying that was not a meltdown, insisting, instead, that he was standing up for himself. >>> lawyers for governor bob mcdonnell have b

. >> what an absolute chicken bleep coward. she has no chance to defend herself. then, she just runs off. wow! >> she did survive the attack. she had a three-hour surgery. she has some pretty severe stitches to show from it. >> he got her in the neck. >> he got her in the neck. >> this story is also very disturbing. >>> this is in missouri, surveillance video outside the home of an 85-year-old veteran of the korean and vietnam wars. these two show up and you see them go inside the house and leaving a few seconds later. before you know it, you see as many as seven guys come back into the house of this man. they knocked him on the head and they proceeded to steal some of his weapons. they came back two days later and did the same exact thing. they pull a gun. they push him inside his house and then again another group of men storm inside the house. this time, they take more weapons, rifles, guns and ammunition. they get away. they believe they belong to a gang. they are looking for them because now they are armed. >> this 85-year-old man doesn't see the chance again

leland, some are referring to the president as a coward. >> reporter: absolutely. on the record, they are saying tough things. one israeli official said president obama's inaction refusal to bomb is tantamount to the extermination camps in nazi germany. officials are warning of what does red line really mean anymore in the sense of what is the american president laying down that red line actually count for? on the other side, the syrians have been declaring victory. in fact, the syrian deputy prime minister went on television last night and said the americans lost the battle before it began. remember the syrians spent the past week moving around the men and equipment and clearing out chemical weapons warehouses in preparations for an attack from the united states. they want the ability as they promise to respond and attack israel. the question going forward is what do they do with this next week? will we see more syrian troop movement? will they keep the war footing anticipating the u.s. attack? do they think this is not going to happen? greg. >> the benefactor for

i'm really tired and i now know exactly everything is now so got some work to be done but i am a coward so i just want to get paid for you know so i get to have her own table for the wife and a kid in our house to. be. three weeks so. it's only forward to your dad now then i'll be all past my truck down as well so if you and your lack of theory really calls. for the. odd. overflow of clock last load. we've got about fifteen or twenty now along phone calls. all within just a minute or two of each other. there's a gun fight and there's a huge gun battle taking place in the courtyard between all the buildings where there's kids and there's people and of course you know lots and lots of folks lived there and it was still in the middle of a. like almost lunchtime. when we found him. he was obviously taking a lot of medication and he had been had a little bit of alcohol. this guy had come back from being in iraq. he had an assault rifle. and he said that he just he just needed to hear he was he was stressed and in order to relax he just needed to hear the sound of gunfire. but first or kickin

i have to say my reaction to this is just what a coward.at man couldn't survive a couple of months in prison and he kept those women for almost ten years captive in his home. so just kind of speaks to the person it that we all knew he was. >> i wonder what the three victims are thinking and what their response might be. whether they wanted to see this being carried out or whether the reaction here might be a little bit more a sigh. i don't know. >> do they get a sense of relief that, okay, he's gone or do they want to see him suffer the way he made them suffer. >> hopefully this begins the next chapter in their lives. this is "first look". "way too early" starts right now. >>> if the united states of america doesn't to this, senator, is it more or less likely that assad does it again? do you you want to answer that question? >> yopg ii don't think it's kno. its he unknown whether -- >> it's unknown? it's not unknown. if the united states of america doesn't hold him accountable on this with our allies and friends, it's a guarantee assad will

here in israel, off the record government officials will use the word coward to describe president obama. on the record, one government official likened president obama's lack of action on the syria chemical weapon attacks to franklin roosevelt's refusing to bomb the train tracks and also the nazi extermination camps back in world war ii. on the syrian side, obviously a very different reaction. state tv broadcast a street party last night in celebration that the american attack would not happen. they also had the deputy prime minister go on a pan arab satellite network in which he said that the american administration has, quote, made a joke of itself and that they had lost the battle before it had even begun. of course, the syrians spent the last week moving around a lot of their mobile missile launchers for deploying some units, moving out headquarters staff, moving chemical weapons storage out of some of the places they had been to make it harder for the u.s. to attack. unclear now exactly what they are going to do with the time they have from now until congress decides to or to not a

i will embarrassingly admit that i took the coward's way out.o, went and purchased some black tennis shoes. i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. redneck rule number one, most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. thank you. thank you, sam i am. >> reporter: and there the senator's daughter getting a little good night from their dad from the senate floor. you have to get creative on these long speeches. we know he's not going to be able to block the president's health care bill from becoming law. does not have the support for that. but this does increase the chance of a government shutdown on monday. >> it does, george. and largely because time is running out. this debate stretching out all night long, means the vote by the senate won't happen until the weekend. the government shutdown could start as early as tuesday morning. and all of this talking has done nothing to prevent that. >> jeff zeleny, thanks very much. >>> now t

but i know how to live now i know exactly everything is now so got some work to be done but i am a coward so i just want to get paid for you know so i get to have her own table for the wife and kid you know. how to. be. three weeks so. it's only forward to your day and now i'll be able to pass my truck down as well so if you and your lack of tears really calls. for. the low of. we've got about fifteen or twenty now my phone calls. all within just a minute or two of each other. there's a gun fight and there's a huge gun battle taking place in the courtyard between all the buildings where there's kids and there's people and of course you know lots and lots of folks lived there and it was still in the middle of a. like almost lunchtime. when we found him. he was obviously taking a lot of medication and he had been had a little bit of alcohol. this guy had come back from being in iraq. he had an assault rifle. and he said that he just he just needed to hear he was he was stressed.

but i'm out and i now know exactly everything is now it's still got some work to be done but i am a coward so it's what i get paid for you know so i get to have ever on table for a wife and a kid you know. how to. be. three weeks so. it's only forward to your day and now i'll be all the past my truck down as well so if you and your life have to really call. for an odd. odd. overflow of. glad. for her.

homophobic, coward. nothing like me. a lot of work in this character. he is the father of the girl that this character calls offsides on. they have a conversation. this guy think it is nothing. they do not like each other. but they do not expect to see each other ever again. the next day, guy is driving home from his job. he is a forensic plummer. [laughter] which is a real job. if a crime is committed involving, let's say, a toilet -- [laughter] you would call a forensic plumber who would testify. the victim's with his head in the bowl to not have reached the lever, so i cannot have been a suicide. [laughter] google id. i am telling you, folks. anyway, he is coming home from his job as a forensic plumber, and his wife tells him he needs to pick up some wine for her women's book club. so he sees the wine shop. so they come back together. that sets out this chain of events. they hate each other. but i keep getting pushed together randomly. within a matter of days, without intending to, they have hijacked a clothing-optional cruise ship. [laughter] >> it

i would not call him a coward i believe you know that's also risky because when to leaders take strong positions if he goes to the negotiating table a lot of people now will say well you know way out any way he's trying to save face we're just making his job difficult by doing that i think we should give him credit if he goes down that road as i'm really trying to read your mind would you like to react as well. here as i was going to say that well first of all the iranian side never had any clenched fist united the iranians have been saying from the start that the united states has to change its attitude towards the country instead of constantly threatening iran with military strikes like it's been doing with syria and said of sanctioning ordinary iranians which it's been doing for years instead of supporting extremists in the region and invading country after country of the united states behaves in a reasonable and rational manner the iranians have always been willing for rapprochement so this is no mr marandi show here you know i have to correct you i mean iran's supposed to be a rat

it said something like, "if you are too much of a coward to fight, wear this." there was a white feather pinned to the letter. why would one keep that? and why was it sent? it's an incredible thing, and, again, brought a lump to my throat, that. talk to me about the books. because talking of lumps to your throat, i know there's a little poem in here that brings a lump to your throat as well. well, i adore books. i collect books. in fact, the problem is, i can't walk past a secondhand book shop. and i remember my mother reading from the winnie-the-pooh books to me very often in bed. and, gosh, it brings back so many memories, because when i was seven, my school used to put me into speaking competitions in front of thousands of people in town halls, that sort of thing. it must've been quite daunting. it was terribly daunting at that age. and one of them, i had to stand up and i had to recite-- and i can remember it to this very day-- but it's only a short one. let's hear it, then. ha ha ha! okay. it's called happiness. it's about this little boy in the pouring rai

both leading separate investigations into castro's death but today prosecutors dismissed castro as a coward, saying this man couldn't take more even a month a small portion of what he had dished out for more than a decade. diane, that infamous house on seymour avenue is now gone, replaced by this community garden, an attempt by this neighborhood to try to move forward. the three victims did not comment on ariel castro's apparent suicide and we did reach out to gina dejesus's family. they said they have forgiven him. they are moving forward, but they are not celebrating his death. diane? >> what an amazing change where that house used to be. >>> now we head overseas to where two of the world's most powerful leaders are heading for a dual on the world's stage. president obama and russian president vladimir putin taking opposite sides on syria. in 24 hours they will be face to face. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is traveling with the president to the summit of major world leaders tonight. >> reporter: shortly after landing in sweden today, president obama said, responding

i was scared, too much of a coward. can't tell you how frightened i was of you then and for a long time after too. it would seem that fear has passed now. yes, fortunately, it has. the harm that's been done old ekdal, both by me and by others, could never be put right, but what i can do now is free hjalmar from the lies and deceit that are causing his ruination. in that case, i might save myself a journey. there's no use asking you if you'll come home again? no. and you won't come into the firm either? no. very well. as i now intend to marry again, the estate will be divided between us. no, i don't want that. you don't want that? no. conscience wouldn't let are you going back up to the works again? no, i rega myself as having left your service. oh, what are you going to do now? i shall fulfill my mission. that's all. but what will you do afterwards? what will you live on? i've saved a bit out of my pay. but how long will that last? i think it will last my time out. what do you mean by that? i'm not answering any more qu

this you are sitting here like cowards. you have questions. confront them. >> parents dare to ask question about the common core curriculum and then gets arrested. what he is saying today about the confrontation that led to his arrest. >> and does this look familiar? >> [inaudible] i won't be able to love you anymore. >> like camerota's children. >> how do your parents power your children. they are taking over your lives. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> hi, this is dolly parton, and you are watching "fox & friends." [rooster crow] >> hey, dolly. >> she is my favorite. you guys, look at the new set. >> welcome it still has that fresh studio smell, doesn't it, the new set smell. >> although hey on camera won can can we show this monitor. this is a little disconcerting i looked up and saw alli's giant head this morning it was on its side. >> that is going to be confusing. >> i don't know if we can take that it's a little weird and a little awkward. we are still getting used to the new digs over here. >> now you are sort of upside down. i loo