>>elisabeth: good morning. it is monday, september 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. special forces under siege as they try to close in on terrorists at a mall in kenya. this as we learn some of the attackers may be from america. breaking details shaed. >>steve: lastr the big night for tv's hottest shows. >> and the emmy goes to? "breaking bad." >>steve: that's cute. we've got the winners. we've got the losers and all your must-see tv highlights. there was a lot of hugging there. >>brian: i think there is. do your teens have questions about the birds and the bees? they might not ask you because now they can ask big brother. the new government line that lets them text for sex advice. "fox & friends" starts now. çó ♪ ♪Ñi >> it's barry manilow. you're watching "fox & friends." >>steve: he was performing across the street over at radio city music hall and did a little video for us. do you remember that? >>brian: you were still sleeping at the time. elisabeth back for week two [cheers and applause] >>elisabeth: i cannot get to bed early enou

>>elisabeth: good morning. it is wednesday, september 1. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. we're hearing a motive or several motives behind the navy yard shooting. we'll look at aaron alexis's job reviews and how warnings go him -- how warnings about him weeks ago were missed. >>steve: people to the white house may be closed to people like you and me but the doors are propped wide open if you're a lobbyist. hundreds get access in just days. so what happened to this promise? >> i don't take a dime from washington lobbyists and special interests. they do not run my campaign. they will not run my -- >>steve: that was then, and this is now. a look at one of the most disturbing broken promises of barack obama. >>brian: imagine waking up to this. a man found this crocodile under his bed. [screaming] >>brian: and he had a high voice, a really high voice. wait to hear how long it had been there and what his reaction would be. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> this is kelly osbourne and you're watching "fox & friends." >>steve: thank you, kelly. how

elisabeth hasselbeck is here. >>elisabeth: good morning, guys. [applause] >>brian: the coffee mugs are empty. >>elisabeth: i can't do everything right. >>brian: how was it waking up? >>elisabeth: a little more difficult than i thought. i thought i'd get a call from you guys. wake up! thanks for meeting me here. >>brian: thanks for being part of the show. the bigger news is the new set. >>steve: you were here on the last day of the old set. as a matter of fact, a little later on you will see us blow up the old set and what happens. behind that door is the new set. all we have to do is ring the doorbell. >>elisabeth: there's a doorbell? >>steve: you don't knock and use the doorbell. that's like belts and suspenders. >> good morning. >> welcome! >>steve: heather nauert. >> heard a lot of -- a lot about you. >> amazing. >> you guys can cle9d >>steve: we've got this brand-new wooden floor. this is fantastic. we turned the studio into something more functional. right here we've got a living room and we based this on the house you grew up in. >>elisabet

>>elisabeth: good morning. it's thursday, september 26. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we're a few days away from when obamacare kicks in and the government released the cost of new insurance plans. we'll explain what those crazy numbers mean for you. >>steve: chilling new video shows the navy yard killer stalking his prey and this morning a new motive on why he did it. he left a lot of clues behind. >>brian: i might be ready to admit after last week's challenges that elisabeth hasselbeck is the best athlete ever on "fox & friends" dating back to the early 1930's. but i found better competition for her. our nation's heroes. they take elisabeth on. how did the triathlete do. "fox & friends" starts now. >> this is barry williams. you're watching "fox & friends." check out brian's haircut. >>steve: is that to suggest it's not real hair? >>brian: i got a haircut last night. i did not know it would be in the open. >>elisabeth: how often do you do that? >>brian: this is a great follow-up question. elisabeth hasselbeck listens and follows up. last night i said i'm going to pro

>>elisabeth: good morning. it's monday, september 30. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. judgment day on capitol hill. the clock ticks closer to a government shutdown. can congress put partisan politics aside before midnight tonight? we're live with details in washington. >>steve: big day. and president obama won't talk to congress, but calls the president of iran to negotiate a nuclear strategy. benjamin netanyahu has a warning for the white house ahead of his oval office meeting. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>brian: one of the most anticipated finales of the year. turning out the lights for the last time but did it live up to the hype? we report, you decide. and get netflix. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: it was kind of surprising that the father from "malcolm in the middle" broke bad so badly. >>brian: remember how many times he was on our show? we were first to recognize his talent. he was ready to quit the business until he was on "fox & friends." elisabeth is in mourning because both the jets and giants did lose. >>elis

>> elisabeth: no.n to gain support for defunding obamacare. allegation pan has been watching us all -- elizabeth prann has been watching all morning. is he still going strong? >> he is. in case you might have been sleeping overnight, you missed senator ted cruz's marathon speech which began yesterday and continues now on the senate floor. it's a rally attempt from republicans to defund the sweeping health care law. like i said, we're looking live. first it was six, ten, flirting with 17 hours as keeps his promise to opposing obamacare until, quote, i am no longer able to stand. he referenced both "duck dynasty," to dr. seuss, all to pass the time while going back to the original purpose. listen here. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. we don't want government bureaucrats to decide who gets what what and we don't want low quality health care, which is what happens at the end of this road if we stay going down it. >> like you said, we notice

. >> "fox & friends" with elisabeth starts now. >> bye. >>elisabeth: good morning. it is tuesday, september 17. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. we're learning about the gunman that killed 12 in washington, d.c. we're live from the scene ahead. >>steve: the president already leading the way, already making this about gun control aga but wait until you hear about the suspect's criminal history that seems to have been swept under the rug. >>brian: new overnight, amazing pictures out of italy. after nearly two years of laying on her side in the ocean, the costa concordia finally lifted upright. it took me a long time and it hurt a lot, but i did it. my chops are killing me. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>steve: it's a good sign she came back for a second day. >>brian: not a surprise. you've got a taste of what it is like. here we are having fun yesterday thinking we're going to close out the show, and then all of a sudden we find out about 8:30 there was a shooter in washington. >>elisabeth: exactly. tragic information that came across

elisabeth?sands of dollars in damageyi and he watched it all unfold on twitter. >>elisabeth: they postedçóçó picturesñet thenÑiñr tweeted the destruction throughout the night. but our next guest is turning the tables back on them. with us now is the owner of the trashed home and former nfl player. brian. >> i'm sitting there, açó regular laborÑi day weekend to be able to celebrate with my family. i'm inÑi tampa. i start getting tweets from my son saying something is going down at the house. i said what do you mean? he said there are people at the house throwing a party. >>brian: in new york? >> yeah. they're broadcasting the stuff they're doing. i can't believe we're trashing this house, can't believe how much they're drinking. this is amazing. i can't believe thatñrt)ás gotÑiÑi drunk. the sherrifs are coming. what do we do? let's hide in the woods.xd >>elisabeth: did you think this was real? >> at first i thought it was a prank. when i started looking at it, i thought it's going down. >>elisabe

elisabeth? ♪ >> elisabeth: thanks.he would continue working in the fields. but jose defied those expectations by dreaming big, working hard, and believing that one day he would reach for the stars. now his story. >> i was nine, ten years old when i started working in the fields. >> i just remember getting up early in the morning, at 4:30 in the morning, it was all dark. >> those days were hard days. we're here. >> brings back a lot of memories. as a kid, we used to come out here and used to pick strawberries. it taught me to work hard, to be patient and you got to work for it. every time i collected that paycheck, believe me, i felt i earned every penny of it. >> like any typical migrant farm working family, every spring jose's family would make the two-day journey from mexico to the central valley of california. there they would spend the next nine months work from farm to farm, picking whatever fruit or vegetable was in season. >> we'd go from place to place, in a two bedroom little house, shack basically, and my par

>>elisabeth: good morning. today is thursday, september 19. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news exclusive. sitting down with the syrian president who admits he has chemical weapons. >> i don't think president obama should talk to me first. the syrian people should talk to president obama. >>elisabeth: i don't know about that but we've got more of that interview. only on fox. >>steve: back home the president's first two secretaries of defense threw the president under the bus saying he botched the big plan on syria. brian kilmeade? >>brian: a gator so big they needed a bulldozer to pick it up. >>steve: that is not real. >>brian: i grew up catching gators. that is real. "fox & friends," as far as i know, starts now. >> how are you doing? this is andrew dice clay. you're watching "fox & friends." >>brian: when did he do that? >>steve: it's been a little while. >>brian: he has mounted a big come-back. he was in that woody allen movie and he acted like a guy from brooklyn. >>steve: he hasn't been in the forefront of our american psyche for a little while. he is trying to m

elisabeth. >> elisabeth: thank you.sterners that they're moderates and they're different from ahmadinejab and indeed they are different. they're much more savvy and pr -- in pr terms. they're not going to change a single thing about iran's nuclear weapons program. but they're going to try and take advantage of president obama's weakness to buy time, to get relief from the sanctions, and to continue with the nuclear weapons program. i call it the diplomatic equivalent of the pt barnham doctrine. there is a sucker born every minute and hasan rouhani is meet -- waiting to meet his tomorrow. >> steve: rouhani is not the ultimate leader in iran. is the ayatollah going to be at the u.n.? no. besides, what they're doing is clearly, many feel a stalling technique while they build up their plutonium, trying to brew up big atomic bombs. they're stalling. >> brian: i agree with you. they let out 80 people. they're bringing the only jewish member of their parliament with them. they said happy rosh hashanah to jews around the world.

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. >> elisabeth hasselbeck is going to be on the morning show starting today. we welcome her to fox. >> yes. we thank you for starting your week with us today. see you back here tomorrow. bye. >>steve: it's been a good couch. >>brian: right. what's left of it. but it's out with the old, in with the new, steve. it's time for a new day. >>steve: do you know how many famous people have sat on this couch? >>brian: yes. >>steve: time for a new one. guys, open it up. all right, brian. >>brian: let's go. transition. >>steve: ready. >> where are we shipping it? >>steve: away. close it up. thank you very much. folks, if you're just tuning in to "fox & friends," you don't know what's going on, it's a new

. >> elisabeth: the history books will say that. we're talking about shutdown of government. but shutdown of the private

elisabeth and john, thank you for being with us.nly come back, we will be joined by anabel hernandez. her book, "narcoland: the mexican drug lords and their godfathers." stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we ended today show with a woman who has been described as one of the most courageous journalists in mexico. in 2010, anabel hernandez published a groundbreaking book linking top mexican government officials to the world's most powerful drug cartels. she receives so many death threats, the national human rights commission assigned her two full-time bodyguards. despite the threats, she continued to report. in 2012, she received the golden pen of freedom award from the world association of newspapers and news publishers. her own father was kidnapped and murdered 13 years ago. 's 2010 bookrnandez on the mexican drug wars has just been translated into english. it is called, "narcoland: the mexican drug lords and their godfathers." she

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we start with a fox news alert. special forces under siege as they try to close in on terrorists at a mall in kenya. this as we learn some of the attackers may be from america. breaking details shaed. >>steve: lastr the big night for tv's hottest shows. >> and the emmy goes to? "breaking bad." >>steve: that's cute. we've got the winners. we've got the losers and all your must-see tv highlights. there was a lot of hugging there. >>brian: i think there is. do your teens have

. ♪ >> elisabeth: she's a yamy nominated singer launched into stardom after her appearance on "americandol." the transformation wasn't easy for our next guest. she's going to explain. the title of her new album "overcomer." first of all, when i'm having a hard day, i listen to you. you wrote it -- a friend of yours was sick with breast cancer and you wanted her to have something to get her through, right? >> i did. she didn't just have breast cancer, she was battling it while she was pregnant. it's a big enough battle by itself, but to be carrying a child at the same time. i just wanted a song to help her stay in the fight and not give up no matter her circumstances.

>> elisabeth: have you going to have any other meetings while you're there? >> i don't know. that will be interesting. i know he'd like to go. >> brian: let's go to our second talking point. putin will head to iran. he feels so successful, he's on a high after negotiating a deal with syria, he's going to go work on the iran nuclear program. what have we done to him? >> he's doing very well. we made him the world leader, our leaders have really -- they've given the mantle. he is now the world leader. he's done very, very well. i think the people of russia probably are somewhat -- at least some, are pretty proud of him. he has done an amazing job of showing how to lead. >> brian: it doesn't mean he's a great person. >> what he's done is amazing and assad now is 100%, there is --

>>elisabeth: yeah, we are.e

>>elisabeth: good morning. today is thursday, september 19. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.t who admits he has chemical weapons. >> i don't think president obama should talk to me first. the syrian people should talk to president obama. >>elisabeth: i don't know about that but we've got more of that interview. only on fox. >>steve: back home the president's first two secretaries of defense threw the president under the bus saying he botched the big

. >> "fox & friends" with elisabeth starts now. >> bye. >>elisabeth: good morning.lert. we're learning about the gunman that killed 12 in washington, d.c. we're live from the scene ahead. >>steve: the president already leading the way, already making this about gun control aga but wait until you hear about the suspect's criminal history that seems to have been swept under the rug. >>brian: new overnight, amazing pictures out of italy. after nearly two years of laying on her side in the ocean, the

>>elisabeth: good morning. it's friday, september 20. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. bother. i'll veto it. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with the congress on a plan. >>elisabeth: which side is right? we are live in washington where açó major showdown is about to begin. >>steve: hey, mom, what does pimp mean? imagine that

>>elisabeth: good morning. it's thursday, september 26. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.t of new insurance plans. we'll explain what those crazy numbers mean for you. >>steve: chilling new video shows the navy yard killer stalking his prey and this morning a new motive on why he did it. he left a lot of clues behind. >>brian: i might be ready to admit after last week's challenges that elisabeth hasselbeck is the best athlete ever on "fox & friends" dating back to the ea

. >> this is robert and elisabeth rix, this is the old red vick on 8th street and they have had vision, well they have this plan that they are going to turn it into a arts market place and event space and there is a chance to have live entertainment return to haight street and an article that was written about their plan and it is an exciting project and captain cros at park station wrote a letter of support and the staff has received no word of opposition. >> great. >> so robert and elisabeth rix, if you would not mind keeping it brief. >> jack and i, robert, known as jack, started the movie house in 1980, and we have been on haight street on and off quite a long time. some of you might remember the red vick movie house and it slowly lost business and we needed to close and because we really we owned the building really tried to think of what would be the best thing to do in the neighborhood. we have a hand out for you, and because we are part owners of a restaurant also, the restaurant will expand into the old red vic lobby and we are having a small market place with five tenants who

now elisabeth is at "fox and friends." did you catch her debut over there?> i don't even know where fox is. >> jay; wow. really? >> i don't know how to find it on the thing. >> jay: see you should go to fox. you would be good there. >> they wouldn't let me in the building. >> jay: i enjoyed you and elisabeth sort of banter. i enjoy watching a little bit of controversy. >> that was fun. i agree with that. people may be, they don't like to see us fight, so. >> jay: 'cause i always would enjoy it. you always were kind of opinionated. my mother -- >> kind of opinionated? >> jay: use the word lippy. my mother would say, "oh she's a lippy one at one is she?" did you ever get in trouble with guests? did you have anything where you'd have to apologize >> on the view? i got in trouble a lot. i mean, people don't know how much trouble i got into. i got in trouble with donald trump. >> jay: what did you do -- everyone gets in trouble with donald trump. >> i must have said something like he wears a wig one time. and he got really pissed. i don't like to get in trouble w

anne frank and elisabeth mann teach us even in the worst of times, there is hope. >> up next... >> allon the adventure of a lifetime. grab your life jacket as we go sailing with this record-breaking teen. >> plus, she's a beauty queen but she'll be the first to tell you she's not like the others. we'll show you the message she's trying to get others to buy into. >> "live life and win" will be right back. >> welcome back to "live life and win." where teens are giving back, affecting change and breaking barriers. >> she's an explorer, a modern day christopher columbus. teenager abby sunderland set sail for an around-the-world journey. what she got was an adventure for the ages. >> i'm a saylor. i was born in pretty much moved on to a boat, sailed my entire life. >> she's a visionary. she's doing things that many people can't believe. she's a teenage girl trying to conquer things men normally try. abby is breaking barriers. >> a lot of people think you're a girl. you're not as strong. >> she's proving them wrong and changing the way people think. >> the saying is true. girls can be smarte

>>elisabeth: good morning. it's monday, september 30. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.judgment day on capitol hill. the clock ticks closer to a government shutdown. can congress put partisan politics aside before midnight tonight? we're live with details in washington. >>steve: big day. and president obama won't talk to congress, but calls the president of iran to negotiate a nuclear strategy. benjamin netanyahu has a warning for the white house ahead of his oval office meeting. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>brian: one of the most anticipated finales of the year. turning out the lights for the last time but did it live up to the

>>elisabeth: good morning. it is wednesday, september 1. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.d the navy yard shooting. we'll look at aaron alexis's job reviews and how warnings go him -- how warnings about him weeks ago were missed. >>steve: people to the white house may be closed to people like you and me but the doors are propped wide open if you're a lobbyist. hundreds get access in just days. so what happened to this promise? >> i don't take a dime from washington lobbyists and special interests. they do not run my campaign

>>elisabeth: good morning. it is tuesday, september 24. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.on who may have been behind it. the widow and the jihadi woman is no secret to terror. details ahead. >>steve: you can't fire me. iÑi quit! disgraced i.r.s. official lois lerner snuck out before she could be punished and canned and she's taking her six-figure pension with her. how does that happen? we're going to tell you. >>brian: we'll ask cheryl casone what she does next. disabled riders no longer allowed to skip to the front of the line at disney parks. instead they're being told to come back another day. we're going to tell

elisabeth pan has more on that. >> you're right.e than three years after it became law, the policy that insures all americans have health insurance launches in just a few days. the president says it will give uninsured americans fairer protection and coverage. while there have been bumps in the road with certain implementation delays, officials say those without health insurance can still research and buy it this week. the president also criticizing lawmakers who are threatening his signature piece. >> no one gets to hurt our economy and millions of innocent people just because there are a couple of laws that you don't like. it hasn't been done in the past and we're not going to start doing it now. >> house republicans are firing back, demanding to either defund or delay the affordable care act. they argue this policy is not what americans want. according to a fox news poll, voters between 55 and 64 years old are most likely to feel concerned about their health care under the new law. 70% say they are worried. the poll also finds 54

and craig, and anne, elisabeth. thank you for joining us here for "the world this week." : 

. >> so robert and elisabeth rix, if you would not mind keeping it brief. >> jack and i, robert, known as jack, started the movie house in 1980, and we have been on haight street on and off quite a long time. some of you might remember the red vick movie house and it slowly lost business and we needed to close and because we really we owned the building really tried to think of what would be the best thing to do in the neighborhood. we have a hand out for you, and because we are part owners of a restaurant also, the restaurant will expand into the old red vic lobby and we are having a small market place with five tenants who are confirmed with the small food businesses and 49 seat event space, which we are hoping to really kind of revitalize and bring back people into the neighborhood. we have a tremendous amount of good will, we plan to show, you know, documentary movies with programs. and rent it out for private events and we have interest in live entertainment, meaning music, and comedy, and related things. we don't think that noise will be an issue. there is nobody above us, we are

to the same point but i think that's a distortion i think that's finding a pretext after the fact elisabeth you would like to react to that in the moscow about russia's angle in the next part of the program go ahead elizabeth. yeah i mean i think motivations there always makes me in kuwait gave a three hundred million dollars grant to the united nations to be used for humanitarian assistance but that politically motivated us governments contribute a billion dollars for humanitarian aid not counting this non-lethal aid that's not particularly humanitarian in terms of support for their rambos yeah i think there's always a humanitarian component even if indeed i agree with eric in new york that there's often a political motivation as well and i like to see much more assistance going to i don't know i think i think warring parties have a lot of charity ethical go to you in moscow after we turn from our break after we return from our week we'll continue our discussion on syrian state. i suspect. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's b

. >> this is robert and elisabeth rix, this is the old red vick on 8th street and they have had vision, well they have this plan that they are going to turn it into a arts market place and event space and there is a chance to have live entertainment return to haight street and an article that was written about their plan and

investigators say elisabeth griffith showed up at st.seive high school where she is a sophomore. -- joseph high school where she is a sophomore. there is no evidence of foul may and it appears she ran away. >>> the california highway patrol is investigating a string of shattered car windows. ktvu's janine de la vega spoke with one victim. >> reporter: this picture of a window of a truck was snapped after 6:00 p.m. last night. it was one of several vehicles that stopped on 101 after being hit by something during rush hour. >> there was a big pop. got me to look at the window and it was shattered. i pulled over. snatched a picture and called 911. >> the chp says 10 drivers had their car windows smashed. the latest incident was reported before 10:00 p.m. last night. officers searched the area but didn't find any suspects. they suspect it was someone shooting a bb or pellet gun. >> the reaction was normal. one of anger and, you know. >> reporter: he cleaned up the mess left behind. he didn't see anyone shooting but says all the people who we

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. he's still going.this? we're going to break it down for you today. >> and game over for a college lacrosse player accused of a violent crime. that guy right there. his excuse? i learned it in the gameiçjáf theft auto." >> circle the word "game." and what happens when you're hired to do bill clinton but he does not show up? well, you play the part if you're bono. >> when i first met bono, he walked into the oval office, and actually, i thought it was a >> see what happens

i mean, the folks over at media matters have pointed out that elizabe elisabeth hasselbeck spent herit is. >> now your insurer, may be one of many to dump individual health coverage in your state. so what does it mean for you, your family and your wallet? certainly something that's scary. sounds more like obama scare to me than obamacare. >> i think medicaid is ater balance program. it absolutely needs to be reformed. people do worse on medicaid than being insured. >> the real people this is going to hurt is the middle income, those folks barely making it anyway, but we are making it. those are the ones it's going to hurt. there is nothing affordable about the affordable health care act. >> first of all, in the obamacare exchanges, it's like going to a food court that only sells hot dogs or a supermarket that only sells cereal. you're going to have one choice, the basic benefit package. >> stephanie, your response to all of that. >> wow. this is like a whole episode, ed, of really bad analogies. i'm still winded from rush saying the affordable care act is just like slavery. i think w