education in his own district, washington's 50, is testified to by the ralph and hagans library at gonzaga university, his alma mater. it is named in honor of his parents, who did something right in raising such a son. tom foley was a modest man whose impact on the public wheel beyond his district far exceeded any projection of the ego or strength. may we all be inspired by his example to be men and women compelled to improve the life and prospect of our fellow citizens while eschewing any honor or glory. do our part to increase understanding and respect across cultural divides. be present with us this day, o god, as we mark his life and remember his legacy. bless this gathering and comfort us as we comfort one another in remembering a great american and a genuinely good man. amen. >> tom foley was my friend, mentor, and colleague in the house of representatives. i first met him at the university of washington law school in 1965 during his freshman term. he was a brilliant young man with a warm and friendly smile. it was his intellect and love for this country that made him an outstanding leader. he

. >>> began disaig ga university is -- gonzaga university is reviewing its gun policy. to have guns in university-owned housing. both students plan to appeal their punishment. >>> the nation's catholic bishops are meeting in baltimore this week. the vatican ambassador to the u.s. told the assembly that pope francis wants american bishops to make catholics feel more at home in the church and bishops who focus more on mercy rather than the hot button political issues. >>> 5:52. join us on our facebook page to take a guess at our question of the morning. according to a recent survey, what is the least romantic place to propose marriage? is it a, a home, b, the office, or c a sporting event? >> good morning, bree stevens, one of our facebook friends. she says they all sound really lame. post your comments on our facebook page. we'll have the answer in about an hour. >> we'll have the latest on the worldwide effort to rush relief supplies to typhoon victims in the philippines. >> there's a new study out that says pg-13 films now surpass r- rated movies when it comes to gun v

two students at gonzaga university in washington state, get this, they are on probation facing expulsion after using a gun to defend themselves from an intrud intruder. eric and dan said they pulled a gun on a man who tried to break into their apartment. the suspect took off but was arrested later on. police identified him as a six time felon. but they took dan's gun saying he violated campus policy despite the fact he had a concealed weapons permit. joining me now is doug burns and a criminal defense attorney. doug, i know that there's something called a student handbook at gonzaga. i didn't know they had a policy on guns. gonzaga. but now we got a problem with their student handbook. off campus housing owned by the university even though he has a permit. >> interesting tension between criminal law and university policy. the student did absolutely nothing wrong under the laws of the state of washington. however, the university has a policy saying you can't have a gun either in a dorm on the campus or in university owned housing which i believe this apartment was. so the point is, i can

. >>> coming on "fox & friends" be ten minutes from now, a couple of gonzaga university students will about their story where they have been placed on probation for using a gun to ward off a robber. they had a permit for the gun but it was in off-campus housing. what's the problem? wait till you hear. >>> john stossel is going to be joining us. also bob massi, fox news legal analyst. and senator mark begich on the democrat side but will probably vote with the republicans, all to get start the ten minutes from now. >> we're looking forward to it. as steve just said, ten minutes till the top of the hour. a retainer is credited with saving a pennsylvania girl's life. alison mcgee ended up in the hospital after she swallowed part of her retainer but what the doctors found in her x-rays was far more serious. she was 13 when she was diagnosed with an advanced form of pediatric cancer and it had spread to her lymph nodes. >> we are 99% sure this is cancer. >> scary. >> had it not been caught it could have spread to her lungs. alisyn endured a series of surgeries. she is now 15 and in remissi

the gonzaga university students say the convicted felon was trying to barge into their apartment afterhey refused to give him money. the suspect was arrested. the university says, hey, students aren't allowed to have handguns. it is moving forward with disciplinary action. the student says he has a concealed weapons permit and did not know it was against school policy, though it is, to have one. >>> coming up, new information about the american pastor who's been held in an iranian jail for more than a year now. we have followed this story. you've been so supportive. we'll have the very latest update on his condition for you, next. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day : so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you

unfortunately, having a weapon the university property violated gonzaga's no firearms policy. would not change my actions. >> they confiscated a shotgun that they had in their apartment. >>> a modern day bonnie and clyde team has been arrested after a year-long spree of bang robberies. the couple had been under surveillance by the fbi for months. >>> and happening right now, let's take you live to arlington national cemetery. president obama about to honor the nation's war dead with a wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown. that is about to get underway. it's followed by an observance event which will also be held at cemetery. we'll be right back. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by un

commitment to furthering education in his own district, washington's fifth, is testified library at gonzaga universityma mater. it is named in honor of his parents who clearly did something right in raising such a son. tom foley was a modest man whose impact on the public wheel beyond his district far exceeded any projection of ego strength. may we all be inspired by his example to be men and women, impelled to improve the lives and prospects of our fellow citizens while eschewing any honor or glory for ourselves. did, do our part to increase understanding and respect a cross-cultural divides. the present with us this day oh god as we mark his life and remember his legacy, bless this gathering and comfort us as we comfort one another in remembering a great american and a genuinely good man. a man. men. >> tom fuller was my friend, mentor and colleague in the house of representatives. i first met tom foley at the university of washington law school in 1965 during his freshman term. he was a brilliant young man with a warm and friendly smile. it was his intellect and love for this country that made him

. >> reporter: gonzaga university students were home in their apartment thursday night when there was knock on the door that would put in motion a whole series of strange events. >> i just kind of popped up and opened the door and see mr. taylor standing there. he explains he's homeless and that he needs money. >> reporter: the man was jon taylor, a repeat offender, who said he had just gotten out of jail. fagan says taylor tried to barge in. >> i pointed my weapon at him. he sees me and takes off. >> reporter: then the pair called police. taylor was soon arrested. no one was hurt. the boys were safe. in fact, mcintosh has a concealed weapons permit for his gun, which he didn't fire. no problem, right? not so fast. the college seniors got another knock at the door. this time from campus police. confiscating the weapon and telling them they had violated school policy and could be suspended or even expelled. >> the university policy prohibits the possession of weapons in residential facilities. we have a similar prohibition on the rest of campus. >> reporter: late sunday, the two were t

gonzaga, university putting these two seniors on probation for using a hand gun to ward off an intruder gun, so does the punishment fit the so-called crime? here for the debate, criminal defense attorney and david schwartz, attorney and former prosecutor. thanks for being here this morning. certainly hot button issue over at gonzaga number these guys use a gun, they had a permit for it. person comes in, intruder comes in, a felon, looking for cash. they defend themselves and now they're in trouble? how is that the case? >> that's unfortunately the circumstance. the school has a policy that says no weapons on campus. these students were in an offcampus apartment that they rented from the university. the law here is not in con -- you can't reconcile the law with this school's policy because they were defending themselves. these students have a right to defend themselves. our united states supreme court says that self-defense is a natural right. so this college, this jesuit college, which teaches rerearence to the natural law, has no more authority to interfere with it than our government

two gonzaga university students finally got their guns back after they were confiscated by campus securitye weapons were taken following an incident where a six-taoeupbl -- six time felon tried a home invasion at their apartment. the school put them on probation for having arms in off campus schoolhousing but the students are fighting back. joining us from spokane, washington we've got the students josh and daniel. along with their attorney. good morning, thanks for joining us at 3:24 in spokane, washington. >> good morning. >> people are unfamiliar with the story. this six-time convicted felon tried to get into your house. he demanded money and you called for your roommate and what happened? >> he was at the door, and he started threatening us saying you don't want to do this. i just got out of jail. showing some type of ankle bracelet on his ankle obviously. that's when i called for dan in fear for my safety because he was coming in the door. that's when i called for dan. >> i would too. dan, you were upstairs. you have a pistol. you got permits for your weapons. what happened when you c

. >> two gonzaga university students placed on probation after using their legally owned pistols to scarey now have their guns back this morning. they have been told to store those guns in a nonuniversity residence from now on. security at the spokane, washington, campus took dan mcintosh and eric vega's guns after they said a man was trying to force themselves into a university owned apartment. they are now in -- on probation. >> a new york cop stopped a man from jumping off a bridge. this man was apparently unemployed and said he was distraught over not being able to provide for his family. officers tried to talk him off that bridge, and they were finally able to grab him, getting him safely down. >>> they should have bet on the bunny. a rabbit runs on the track at the end of a horse and cart race in the neglect land. he -- netherlands. he beats his opponents to the line. not official but looks like he cheated his way to first place. >> who won? >> the hare. >> let's check out video from texas. look at that. >> oh my. >> it looks as though it was tkpwhraoeugd -- gliding over texas skies

gonzaga university now reviewing their weapons policy after putting these two seniors on probation forlege campus. they have a legal permit for their gun. they're appealing their probation, which is set to last until the end of their senior year. their attorney says the school should consider students' safety above all else. what do you think of that. >>> and this new video just released of the frightening end to a police chase in michigan. look at that right there. captured on dash cruiser cam, you can see the suspect, he goes right over and then the state trooper goes right after him. it was a 25-foot drop, yet both men are okay. isn't that amazing? the suspect is now behind bars on a probation violation. >>> and a middle school coach in portland is benched, but he's still fulfill ago promise to his players. he vowed to take the team to hooters if they won. they did win. the school district objected to this, but the coach took them there anyway. because of his decision, the volunteer coach was let go. >> i was here before the administration that is upset. i likely will be here after

education in his own district, washington cost 50, is testified haganshe ralph and library at gonzaga universityhis alma mater. it is named in honor of his , who did something right in raising such a son. tom foley was a modest man whose impact on the public wheel beyond his district far exceeded any projection of the ego or strength. may we all be inspired by his example to be men and women compelled to improve the life and prospect of our fellow citizens while issuing any honor or glory for ourselves. -- eschewing any honor or glory. do our part to increase understanding and respect across cultural divides. be present with us this day, o god, as we mark his life and remember his legacy. bless this gathering and comfort us as we comfort one another in remembering a great american and a genuinely good man. amen. >> tom foley was my friend, mentor, and colleague in the house of representatives. i first met him at the university of washington law school in 1965 during his freshman term. he was a brilliant young man with a warm and friendly smile. it was his intellect and love for this country that

two gonzaga university students face expulsion for having a gun in their campus owned housing. at owns the pistol said he has a concealed weapons permit but the university said guns are against rules. despite blow back from the university the students say they wouldn't change a thing. >> nothing. my roommate's life, my life, anybody's life. >> the students will not find out their punishment until next week but we want to know what you think at home. it's your facebook question of the day. do you think expulsion is too hard a punishment for these students. tweet us at ff weekend and we'll read your comments later in the show. a physics teacher in washington, d.c. is surprised by a harlem globetrotter. he became a youtube hit when his student posted a video of grading papers. that video went viral and caught the eye of a globetrotter. >> i've been watching you all over the internet. >> i was amazed by the teacher and inspired. >> saw the globetrotters when i was interesting eighth grade. >> he says his love for the harlem globetrotters and in his class he uses them to teach laws o

university owned buildings. security officials at the school confiscated their handgun and another weapon after the incident. the students want them returned. for now, gonzagacertainly lucky to be alive. he went over a guardrail while chasing a suspect. he suspect makes a run for it. he goes over the edge. when the trooper gets close, he goes over as well. they both fell about 30 feet. the trooper is okay. he's recovering at home. the suspect is in prison for violating his probation. >>> retailers kicking up the competition this holiday shopping season. walmart stores set to offer its holiday blockbuster deals starting at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day, two hours earlier than last year. macy's and jcp opening you up for the first time on thanksgiving evening. is this an effort to get out of washing dishes? >> it. >> a seenious one at that. >> another genius move in the airline industry. making headlines with the liquid ban which is set to be lifted in europe. london's heathrow airport will start using a screening device to test the liquids carried by passengers. the question is will we see this technology in the u.s. any time soon? for more on this, let's ta