the lede. that's the first story. >> a new teleprompter, operator, doing okay so far. jihadys love "jumanji." robin williams had fans across the world including islamic terrorists. they put holly war on -- holy war on pause to discuss "jumanji." he wrote, good movie. loved it as a kid. when other twitter users expressed surprise at islamic extremists love of williams' work he responded quote, we are humans like you. the leader of isis released a video statement calling for direct confrontation with the u.s. >> there are things that can be done with that goat. i want to say we wrote a imr piece in "time" magazine -- a great piece in "time" magazine. he used to come to the comedy celler. what were your impressions of him? >> he was a nice guy. the comedians loved him. he was gracious to all of the comics. he didn't come in and try to be a big star. he wanted to hang out with the comics. he was a great guy. >> he would compliment you in front of your parents even though you did okay and not great? >> that was two things. he met my parents and went out of his we to be nice

the lede. that's the first story. >> should machines teach our tweens? a private school in abu dhabi will be offering math classes taught by robots. yes, a humanoid robot will instruct students on addition and subtraction. and another will help with special needs children. even a robotic dog that falls asleep and students are not paying attention. they say the school president has some of the most advanced robots including flying robots and pet ryan seacrest. meanwhile, cats are teaching robots a lesson. >> gonna pay for that. sherrod -- >> these robots have taken our jobs. you can't find an asian kid? that's how nobody wants to go to abu dhabi. even the filipinos -- we will work it out here. >> kids don't even listen to adults. will they listen to robots ? >> they will leave dna all over those robot teachers. that robot won't stand a chance. >> can i back up here? who will have sex with the students if they start using robots? >> and can we assume they will teach the children to betray the human race and murder us in our sleep? >> i think the children w

the lede. that's the first story. >> for their latex we must pay text. the group that hosts the rubber fetish contest gets millions in taxpayer money. that's the subject of tonight's -- >> every year center on halsted hosts the mr. international rubber competition. it is the men's rubber fetish event. past winners is fox's own l ow ow -- lou daabs. here is tape of lou. >> you can't get them to bed after that. other events include an interactive pleasure workshop. should we finance their fetish? the illinois state minority named tim bivens told "the blaze" that lawmakers are aware of the funding because they are afraid of being labeled. to discuss this once again we brought in a studio audience. thank you for joining us. how many of you think i am made of cheese? oh wow. okay. slept. excellent. i just want to make it clear that i am not made of cheese. >> it is your favorite food. >> it is my favorite food. when rob emmanuel was mayor they got more than $2 million in taxpayer money. is it too much or not enough? >> there is no funding of any fetish ever.

the lede. that's the first story. >> he is homeless, but not homely. sunday night's mtv video music awards miley cyrus sent a 22-year-old drifter to the stage after she won video of the year. i love the word drifter. the young man happened to be what scientists called super gorgeous. >> my name is jesse. i am accepting this award on baf of the 1.6 run aways and homeless youth in the united states. we are starving lost and scared for our lives. i know this because i am one of these people. >> the music industry will make over $7 billion this year and outside of these doors are 54,000 human beings who have no place to call home. >> she look eld so thoughtful there. >> the vma's were not just about homeless bros. ferguson came up. mtv ran a psa about the civil rights protests and rapper common read in silence. the unarmed teen killed by a police officer. >> i want us all to take a moment of silence for mike brown and for peace in this country and in the world. >> yeah. >> but there was no moment of silence for "suge" knight. is that how you say it? he was

the lede. that's the first story. >> like it or the no, it is the rise of the bot. we tackled that in our latest edition of -- >> a little anxious, aren't you? the founder of tesla motors is warning people about what i have been saying for years. that the rise in ai could make people die. over the weekend he tweeted that cree aight artificial intelligence could be, quote, potentially more dangerous than nukes and recommended a book by a guy who says he can't assume that ai will share human values or even care about human life at all. as one ai expert says, the ai does not love you nor does it hate you, but you are made of adams that it can use for -- atoms that you can use for something else. i have been saying this. a healing robot equiped with ai is being used in a japanese nursing home to help patients with dementia. this is how it starts. they can remember up to a hundred people's faces and names. as well as past conversations which is great and all, but are we letting our guard down too soon? is this part of the plan for total domination? for more let's check i

the lede. that's the first story. >> is it hard to vex the fairer sex? that's the opinion of the wife of our alleged president, barak hussein obama, if that's his real name, joe. during a convo with first lady laura bush an angel at something called the u.s. africa leader summit, the florist was talking about being a role model for young women when she said this. >> we can't waste the spotlight. it is temporary and life is short. change is needed. and women are smarter than men. >> i can't emphasize how much how important it is that even though she laughed after she said it she was being completely serious. obviously this is something that can only happen -- as always to help us out in this discussion we brought in a studio audience. welcome, everyone, and thanks for joining us. how many of you are staring at my laps right now? 10 sets of lat pull downs will give you that definition. michelle was being serious. how outraged are you to create a decisive atmosphere between both sexes? >> float us against us. this is the war on men. do you see the word play

the lede. that's the first story. >> it helps you stare clear of areas to fear. the stephyness of certain neighborhoods and you can skip unsafe situations. it is subject of tonight's -- >> is this racist? >> developed by two 20 something new yorkers, they have impressions of city neighborhoods with users rating areas on a sketchiness scale of 1 to 5. the app explains you can report weird situations such as a bizarre discovery or encounter or harmful situations to the app. you can share tips about what routes you take and why. critics say it will serve only to help white people avoid black neighborhoods and the co-founders admit they are racist. explaining on their blog who we are or who we are not, racists. discriminatory posts will be deleted. that was my mistake. this is the only mugging they want to see. >> what are you doing? >> what is going on with the videos? killing kids left and right. >> camille, welcome to the show. is this app racist or are the people calling it racist racist for assuming black neighborhoods are judged as dangerous. >> i agree with th

the lede. that's the first story. >> why did she delete his happy feet?hoto of president obama dancing at a martha vin yert resort club has been -- vineyard resort club has been removed. elizabeth cecil posted this shot of the president on instagram partying at a time when police and protestors were facing off in ferguson. after the picture appeared on the news and on-line she erased it. she won't comment and the white house won't say if they pressured her to scrub it. roll the graphic. once again we are joined by our live studio audience panel. thank you for being here. before we begin a show of hands how many are tired of appearing on "red eye" against your will? well, you know, you pay your debt and i will let you go. you know how you are gonna have to pay your debts. it is not going to be pretty. i will go to you. great having you on the show. >> thank you. >> i would like to have you. >> anyway, this dancing thing, much a do about nothing or little a do about something? >> the guy is happy. people are protesting and there is a crisis being created. h

the lede. that's the first story. >> for all of our chatter, it doesn't matter. americans have almost no impact on our company's public policies. they are shaped by wealthy individuals and business groups. researchers looked at policy issues and found the government almost always favors the preferences of corporate elites. they are describing our impact as, quote, nonsignificant and near zero. clearly this something that could happen -- -- >> as always we have brought in a lively studio audience to help us tonight. thank you for joining us this evening. by a show of hands how many would prefer i host the show shirtless and covered in oil? it took some time for them to think about it, but they chose wisely. sherrod, i will go to you first. in the green room you said this is why we have to impeach obama. >> i would never say that. obama is doing a terrific job and i don't care if i am the only one on the channel saying it. in your face, o'reilly. why do you think it is -- >> it has always been that way. corporations always ran this country, right? that's why i do c

the lede. that's the first story. >> things got heated over whether he was greeted. it is time for a new segment. >> great moments in media. >> truly this is one of them on thursday. cnn's done lemon, my -- don lemon, reporting live from ferguson, missouri interviewed rapper kwali. things got weird after kwali took a shot at the media. >> the police chased down men. >> i was there with the article, the situation, i was right there. >> that's not what happened where we were. >> know exactly what happened. >> are you going to let you finish -- >> no. let me finish my point before you talk. >> i want to address dash -- >> before you talk. we don't have to have an interview. >> two people had their coffee. and then he got to the heart of the matter. >> i would listen to you if you had the decency -- let me finish. if you had the decency to greet me. >> i invited you to come on cnn. >> you didn't invite me. nicole invited me. you came up and didn't say nothing to me. you were on your phone and asked how to pronounce my name. you have no respect for who i am. let me say wh

the lede. that's the first story. >> they found him rude by going nude. a new book claims to have the skinny on vice president joe biden skinny dipping. in the first family detail author ronald kessler says, quote, secret service agents say whether at the vice president's residence or at his home in delaware biden has a habit of swimming in his pool nude, yes nude i say. female secret service agents find it offensive, but they would those disgusting prudes. guarding biden's crown jewels is not the worst job these people have. that title belongs to the hillary clinton detail. apparently she is quite unpleasant. i wouldn't know. "red eye" caught up with the man believed to be the source for comment. ♪ >> why does the box have to be black? it is racist. >> none of us will ever be as happy as that guy. he is happy who he is. he has one of the best looking boxes i have ever seen. lou, this is an amazing story. a lot of controversy over these hillary books and these anonymous sources. this is the kind of story i believe is true because no one decides to say bid

the lede. that's the first story. >> he is making an end run to save us from the sun. according to the "new york times," an actual paper, the obama administration will sign an uh card -- an accord without the approval of congress. perhaps there is a better solution. it is time for our segment you are actually trying to make that out, tom. what is that spell? the times reports that negotiate negotiate -- negotiators are working on an agreement including the u.s. to cut carbon emissions. even though our pesky constitution requires senate approval for such treaties. they will try to get around the object stable with a politically binding deal that will name and shame countries into cught their carbon output. republicans seem gun ho saying unfortunately this would be one of many examples of the obama administration's to uh bead by laws and disregard laws it doesn't like. >> you know who i would like to name in shame? gao gao the panda. >> that's why you will never get anywhere, panda. it is good i don't have to call you a congressman anymore. >> i have tried to work for my

the lede. that's the first story. the president is vague while they are talking plague. a laptop contained a 19-page document detailing how to make a bubonic plate bomb. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> that actually won an emmy. beat out that "downton abbey" crap. i love their center fold, the isis document claims that, quote, the advantage of biological weapons is they do not cost a lot of money. while the human casualties can be huge, the uk, short for the united kingdom, tucker, is not taking isis lightly in response to the group's gains in iraq britain has raised its terror threat level to severe. here is some fella. >> let's be clear about the source of the threat we face. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war 10 years ago. it existed even before the horrific attacks on 9/11, themselves sometime before the iraq war. the root cause is quite clear. it is a poisonous ideology of extremism. >> meanwhile in the u.s., the white house is putting isis on notice. here is spokesman john ernest. >> is the united states presently at war with isis? yes or no?

the lede. that's the first story. >> is he right about a war on white? on laura ingram's radio show alabama congressman mo brooks was played a sound byte from national journal commenting on fox news sunday. this is a long sentence. saying the fastest growing voting block in this country thinks the republican party hates them. brooks responded with his own theory about why the gop can't woo minorities. lend me your ears, ear lenders. >> this is a part of the war on whites that is being launched by the democratic party. and the way in which they are waging this war is that claiming white hate everybody else. it is a part of the strategy that barack obama implemented in 2008 and divided us all on race and sex that's not true. >> you heard it first. there is now a -- i have no idea how dolphins factor into the war on whites. i can see somewhat of a relationship. i remember this show "flipper" where the whole cast was white. they are out there to discuss this sensitive racial issue. i brought in a studio audience. show of hands, how many people have noticed t

his father found his body on july 4, 1863, and wrote the lede for "the new york times" about the battle with an opening paragraph that describes his son's dead body and how he had died in a needless way because of poor command decisions on the first day. it was furious, graphic. dramatic depiction. it created a sensation. but at the end of the piece, sam wilkeson writes but it was worth it, the loss of his son, the loss of all these lines, was worth it because these men will have created a second birth of freedom in america. now the wilkesons were friends of the lincolns. it echoes the gettysburg address, "a new birth of freedom." i would be shocked if anybody in this panel had ever heard of sam wilkeson. yet this is the legacy that has given us all of these embedded journalists. i think we need a deeper appreciation of that relationship. i'm curious as to whether the panelists think it is changing at all. it seems to me that there is more continuity than change. >> what i was trying to describe was the maturation of a journalist covering the military. when you come to the subject initi