jedediah, tell them to back off. >> i will not tell people what to eat.ve the right to look at label and know what they're getting. this is quote from campbell food company. sugar is sugar regardless of the source. that is not really true. there is fructose. cane sugar. there are all different types of sugar. some have nutritional benefits. some are lowgly seemic. there is able to make educated decision. i'm about personnal responsibility. >> why can't we be responsible for informing ourselves? why do we have to demand and mandate businesses to increase their costs that will be passed to the consumer, jedediah? why can't we be responsible for our own intake? >> can we determine that? the question is can we determine how much of that? how do i know -- >> you will never calculate how much extra sugar was in the campbell's soup. you will not figure. you know what is healthy or not healthy. >> people don't. >> information is power. >> true. >> transparency is good. this feels like they would ban it if they could, first step toward doing that. >> that is terri

i am jed do -- jedediah jedediah bila.unds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> hello, everyone. this is "the five." when someone has a problem and it's someone you care about, you should confront him. you've got to sit him down and say, this is serious. president obama, you have a problem. not with drugs or women or booze, it's worse. you have a problem with golf and it's getting weird. even for me, i never once cared, but now it's strange.

>> jedediah, where do you think we are on all this?earing about people coming from other communities and showing up on the streets of ferguson, and a lot of the violence has been via those actors that have nothing to do with the original -- can i mean, it's been 12 days since the original shooting. >> and it's sad, because it has tainted the image of the community, and many members of the community have been nonviolent, and they're saying people are coming from the outside and they're giving our community a reputation. i'm glad the violence was not as bad last night. and in response to what kimberly said, i have to say i agree. who's to say that many prosecutors are going to have relationships with law enforcement? we can't just say something about his character that all of a sudden just because he may have ties to law enforcement or otherwise that he may be unfit to have noble character in this. that's maligning his character. >> he does have a past, he has a history in terms of a couple of cases that he has handled where there were q

we haven't seen any repercussions, jedediah, to any of the scandals. i can't point to one where i say, wow, he addressed it head on, he handled it well. >> yes. and not only that, harris, has he never read a history book? all you have to do is pick be up a history book to realize what happens when america is weaker. does he think that isis is just going to vanish? does he think someone else is going to step up to the plate and make it a priority to get rid of them? historically, america has played that role. that is the role that we need to play. so he's not only ignorant of his job position, but he's ignorant of history and the way it's worked out in the past. >> "the new york times" has, one of their writers wrote today about the golfing versus, you know, him making decisions. he said, look, it's not about whether the president blows off golfing, it's whether te president blows up isis. and i think, you know, we all were waiting for him to say it the other day. you know, what are we going to do next and what is the long-term plan? >> yeah. and i don'

. >> jedediah? >> reporter: the president said repeatedly no boots on the ground. my question is, strategically, why are you telling everyone that? why are you revealing all of your cards and letting isis know from the start that we have no intention of boots on the ground? doesn't that empower them? doesn't the administration understand that we shouldn't be laying all of our cards on the table from day one? >> reporter: it goes back to the first question i got which is is it the strategy for the enemies, isis or others, just wait us out. if we immediately take options off the table, as you say, it makes it a lot harder for us to achieve an objective. when i pressured josh earnest about, look, are we going -- what's our strategy to defeat isis, he kept saying, it's up to the iraqi military. we -- they can't be defeated without us working with them. what about the u.s. military? do we have faith and confidence that the u.s. military could defeat isis? if we're not putting the full force of the u.s. military, maybe they're not going to be able to do it. as you say, i

we need an hour. >> that question for monday, jedediah.vernor huckabee, we'll see you back here monday on "outnumbered." "happening now" is right after the break. >> have a good one. ♪ ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> right now three developing stories we are following on "happening now". prime minister al- maliki stepping douvenlt the national guard is now patrolling parts of our southern border and polls show what the americans think of the border crisis. and a new analysis show something bigger than the president's sagging popularity could have the biggest impact in november. >>> new details on a fatal shooting that tore a missou

i am sandra smith and here is harris faulkner, andrea, jedediah and today's hashtag one lucky guy, theo'reilly factor" jesse watters. he joins us and he is outnumbered. >> i missed you so much, i had to come back. you pointed out so nicely, thank you so much. >> i'm flattered you left the beach at martha's vineyard. we saw you, coming to sit next with us. >> i thought this was a nude show. >> great to have you back because we have a lot to get to. the major shift in u.s. operation in iraq, the operation for tens of thousands of minorities trapped in the country's northern mountains could soon turn into a rescue mission. senior pentagon officials telling fox news u.s. has now sent for than 100 military advisors who could help plan an escape route for the people as they face death for torture at the hands of the jihadist militants. this comes as a administration under increasing fire for acting solely to protect iraq religious minorities including christians whose towns have been overrun by isis militant spirit here is tony perkins of the family research council. >> hearing from our own

harris and jedediah, what do you have? are awaiting a pentagon briefing at the top of the hour. one day after defense secretary chuck hagel warned the terror group i is sis is beyond anything that we've seen, so how will this administration deal with the growing threat? >> plus, missouri's governor is calling off the national guard, as you know, after another peaceful night in ferguson. and at the same time, president obama is now the one getting hammered for his handling of the situation in ferguson. >> and has that shaming taken -- fat shaming taken other our cartoons? why scooby doo's movie is now sparking outrage. >> i can't wait what they say. he's my favorite, by the way. >> oh, yeah. mine too. >> all that plus our hashtag one lucky guy. last time he got in trouble for his cuff links. jon, back to you. jon: all right. i didn't know there was a new scooby doo movie coming out. [laughter] >> check it out. jon: thanks. heather: well, as you just heard, we're about 15 minutes away from the pentagon news conference, this

jedediah, did you give out teacher trophies -- >> we used to trophies for hours.ike there is winner and loser. interesting stat, guys, 50% of the 18 to young people like participation trophies. >> of course they do. >> what kind of marines, if everyone signed up to be a marine came one. >> it would literally be mediocrity. we can't work our way towards mediocrity as a society. we want the best. >> buy your own trophy or get one of those -- >> not like giving a kid a scholarship to harvard. it's a trophy. big deal. >> we're staying here for "outnumbered overtime" on the web. foxnews.com, slick the overtime tab. tomorrow noon eastern. happening now is coming up. >> somebody give ainsley a trophy. >> i can't really. thanks. >>> a fox news alert on three stories this hour. president obama wrapping up remarks to the veterans in the american ledgion in south carolina. and video coming in from gaza city. celebrations after a ceasefire is reached between israelis and hamas. will it last? >> primaries today. and does the gop have the momentum to change the balance of power

things like that where they pointed to in the story. >> i saw, jedediah a solution there.ot testing but hold parents accountable. get parents to pay for -- >> i don't think we should do testing at high school level. i don't agree with that. >> is it privacy issue? why don't you like the testing. >> it's a cost issue. why should the parents pay for it though? that would buy them in. >> parents will pay to test their own child? fine. >> they might. >> fine. >> talk about buying in, if you get a positive back you know you've got a problem in your household. that pulls the two together. >> took the cost issue aside though, the random testing seems like a good way to figure out what is going on. the kids will not be honest with their parents. a lot of parents don't know what is going on with their kids lives. a lot of parents are not pushing. they're busy. unaware, working two or three jobs. if you took the cost out, good policy though? if you weren't considering the costs, harris's plan goes through, parents pay for it, do you think it's a good policy to test kids at high scho

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here today, sandra smith, jedediah bilah, business ten powers, today's #oneluckyguy, tv's superman, deanain. is here. he is very much outnumbered. good to see you cape off in the green room. >> i can't have that underneath my suit. >> but bring your superpowers today being around all these ladies. >> that superpower, that stays with me at all times. this is great. this is fantastic. i've been watching lately and i like i said, i'm no between simmons. i saw him on her yesterday. quite a smart fellow and quite opinionated. i won't be anywhere near as entertaining. i will squash all expectations. >> we'll be wowed by superman. >> exactly. >> good to have you here. >> thank you. i'm excited. >> let's begin with american fighter jets pounding the enemy in iraq, just hours after president obama gave the go-ahead for airstrikes to protect u.s. personnel and iraqi civilians from blo

sandra smith, ainsley ear heart and jedediah bila, today's #oneluckyguy, siriusxm radio host, david webby guy or what? >> fantastic job, we're all watching that. was not easy as assignment. you handled it superbly. >> loots to cover. >> to the business of the day, mr. obama is about to speak at the american legion's 96th national convention in charlotte,

i am sandra smith and here is harris faulkner, andrea, jedediah and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the factor" jesse watters. he joins us and he is outnumbered. >> i missed you so much, i had to come back. you pointed out so nicely, thank you so much. >> i'm flattered you left the beach at martha's vineyard. we saw you, coming to sit next with us. >> i thought this was a nude show.

here today is sand dismissed, jedediah, and today's hashtag one lucky guy raring to go, eric bolling.ou. >> great to be here. >> let's get back to you in just a second. we are awaiting a news briefing from the pentagon. our military is taking it to the radical islamists in iraq with airstrikes and arms deliveries and inaudible difference so we are told. kurdish fighters were supporting northern iraq have now been able to retake two towns overrun by the al qaeda spinoff group isis. on a debbie mission to carve out an islamic state. the latest u.s. sending weapons to the kurds and they will need them because isis has gotten her hand the weapons w left behind after years of war. jennifer griffin with the pentagon now. a lot of developments.

here today, sandra smith, jedediah bee la, and today's hashtag one lucky guy, dr.ow, and he is outnumbered -- perhaps by the world, dr. keith. [laughter] >> i sometimes get that feeling. >> let me say you kind of stepped in it last time, right? you heard comments about -- >> i did? >> we're going to get back into that. >> don't worry, nobody noticed. >> i know. it was a whisper. >> but we're going to get to the news for now because the united states is ramping up airstrikes in iraq and considering sending up to 300 more troo

kimberly, jedediah, what have you got? >> hi, guys. at the top of the hour we're expecting missouri's governor and the state highway patrol captain to address the media on police sheeting of teen michael brown after police released pictures they say show the victim committing a strong-arm robbery not long before he was shot and killed by police officer darren wilson. we have new information on the story and we'll bring that to you live. >> a theme park refuses to admit a marine veteran on what they say were violent images on his t-shirt. that is whipping up a big debate. >> sexist or savvy, we'll. >> #oneluckyguy on "outnumbered" at top of the hour. ed: one lucky guy and hot women, we're watching at top of the hour. >> thanks, ed. >> university of florida student taking the stand in his own defense thursday in a bizarre murder trial. prosecutors accuse 20-year-old pedro bravo of killing his friend in a jealous rage over a mutual love interest. and then, using a siri search on his iphone to ask how to dispose of his body. let's bring ou

7th street road on georgia avenue and you should go up to monoka seefor no other reason there is a jedediah hodgekiss map, dated april, 1864. it is obviously taken from a core of engineer, union core of engineer map, et cetera, but whether or not hodgekiss had this presented at the early so that he could come and see where to get into washington, we den know. a straight mystery. mysteries are still surfacing all over the place in the official records or unofficial. mccauseland had on his staff a young chap by the name of luffboro. some of you washingtonians will realize the luffboro road named after the family that had their property. jim washington a washington lawyer has written a history or dine a diary of that family. he ostensibly took mccauseland up the leans of ft. gains at american university, had dinner at his family place and ostensibly they looked down on quote/unquote the dome of the lights of the capital. mccauseland was happy to tell this story to general grant when grant was in the white house after the war and you can imagine grant chomping on the cigar, mm-hmm, right. for y