>> peter doocy, live for us. thank you. >> overhauling its mission to train syrian rebels instead of trying to train 6400 soldiers in a year, 500 men will be taught to fight along side already established groups fighting isis. the white house trying to down-play the original mission failure. >> i think in fairness to the president i don't think he contemplated those 15,000 syrian opposition fighters being trained and equipped all fighting within the space of one year. >> i think it is fair for you to say the president believes that the program needs to operate at a higher -- much higher level. >> $500 million was initially set aside for the training program. >> a dozen deaths now confirmed from a devastating earthquake in chili. chile. 1 million chileans fleeing their homes when the 8.3 earthquake hit the area bringing 15 foot waves, power outages and millions of dollars worth of damage. small tsunami waves now hitting japan and california's coastlines but nothing significant with the border. >> most destructive

peter doocy is following the latest developments at washington. peter?as have been preach breached in a plat to harm pope frances during a visit to the united states has been prevented before it could advance any further. that's what we are getting were michael mccall. k com to comes as they are work feverishly to stop lone wolf terror attacks by radical islamic terrorists. >> he is a passionate man. he likes to get out with the people. with that comes a large security risk. we are monitoring very closely threats against the pope as he comes in to the united states. we have disrupted one particular case in particular. >> so the pope moves unpredictably in public but the planned event presents difficult security challenges as well like a parade at madison square garden and an appearance outside of the u.s. capitol. the 22nd through the 24th here in dc then the 24th through the 26th in new york. and the 26th and 27th the pope will be in philadelphia. the secret service director joseph clancy went to the vatican to meet with the swiss guard to better coordi

peter doocy is live along the pope's parade route. start with peter in the top box. peter, what's about to happen? >> it's interesting. before this morning's big parade, the pope wants to gather masses to know that he's not some big liberal and that anybody who thinks he leans to the left is wrong. in fact, on that chartered commercial flight from cuba to joint base andrews in maryland yesterday, the pope was asked about any potential conflicts during this visit since he has made comments critical of capitalism. but he brushed them aside, explaining that his personal doctrine is the church doctrine, and that's that. this trip is not supposed to be about republican or democratic issues. the white house said they're on board with that. >> this is not a meeting between politicians and this is not an effort to advance anybody's political agin today. rather it is an opportunity for two respected world leaders with significant influence around the globe to spend some time talking about the values they hold and to do so in an atmosphere of re

peter doocy is live for us with more on the race for the white house. >> good morning, heather.he vice president spent part of his long weekend in pennsylvania. and his focus was on the power of labor. >> it wouldn't be a single -- out there were it not for anyone working but for labor. you built the middle class. that's not an exaggeration. and as you decline, the middle class is declining. so there's a simple correlation. build labor, we build america. >> biden, of course, still hasn't said whether or not he will run for president, but the clinton camp is obviously concerned about losing even more support because social media reports revealed yesterday they were asking millennials at an event to sign a loyalty pledge. and many democratic voters remain skeptical on secretary clinton, but they shouldn't expect to hear her say sorry for mishandling classified intel because she tells the a.p. that, quote, what i did was allowed. it's a distraction, certainly, but it hasn't in any way affected the plan for our campaign, the efforts we're making to organize here in iowa or elsewhere

back to you in new york. >>> thank you so much peter doocy live for us. lecturing obama on religious liberties and climate change. this insisting the pontiff's visit was not about politics. garrett tenney is live with more. >> pope francis says he looks forward to the next few days and engaging on the dialogues on a number of issues including climate change and religious freedom. the marriage in catholics are truly tolerant and inclusive to safeguard the rights of individuals and communities and reject every form of injustice and discrimination while also protecting what he calls one of america's most precious things religious liberty. >> they have likewise concerns that all society respect their deepest concerns and the right to religious leaders. >> pope francis turned to president obama as he called for all to preserve and defend religious freedom to everything that would threaten or compromise it. they combatted climate change as well for a problem that could effect future generations. we have more on both of these topics later today. >> garrett tenne

peter doocy live in washington with more what is going on there. peter. >> reporter: jon, right out of the gate republican members tried to offer solutions. basically they don't have a problem with federal money going towards women's health. they don't want it going to planned parenthood who they describe as spending a lot of money doing things they shouldn't be doing. >> take the money, from the guys doing bad things and give it to the ones who aren't. take the dollars from one private company, doing what the speaker said, barbaric things, and give it to federally-approved community health centers. >> reporter: this hearing has been emotional at times with chairman jason chaffetz impacted breast cancer in his family that planned parenthood didn't do enough for breast cancer. the ceo, cecile richards is playing defense. >> to entrap our doctors and clinicians into breaking the law and once a opponents failed. >> reporter: so planned parenthood is trying to frame the hearing as attack on women's health and women's rights. they continue to insist the

peter doocy is reporting live from baltimore. what does the settlement mean?> now the gray family cannot sue the city for freddie's death in police custody. the mayor actually says that 6.4 million could be a bargain compared to how much the family could have won in court, plus the city thinks that getting ahead of lawsuits and writing such a big check could have the added benefit of preventing riots down the line. >> faced with the prospect of significant legal expenses in an extended federal lawsuit, as well as the potential liability that could come with an unfavorable jury verdict, our city's attorneys came to the conclusion that the $6.4 million settlement is in the best interest of protecting taxpayers. >> the city has been careful to say that this settlement has no bearing on the six trials against six officers charged in connection with gray's death. for that reason the local fraternal order of police is really steamed. now they say that there has been no civil litigation filed nor has there been any guilt determined that would require such a ridiculou

peter doocy is live with more on this plan. peter, how many people would see their tax rates drop to actually zero under mr. trump's plan? >> about half of american household, 73 million or so, would not be paying any federal income tax under a president trump. these are single folks pulling in less than $25,000 a year or couples making under 50k. right now you see 38% of all americans households pay no taxes so that number would go way up. people who make more money would instead be broken into four tax brackets down from seven now, with promised rates at their lowest since before world war ii. and all businesses additionally will pay a flat 15% corporate rate from the biggest companies in the country to the smallest, even freelancers. and mr. trump made clear today these cuts would be easy to pay for he says if some loopholes for the rich and upper middle class disappear. and he doesn't think the wealthy are really going to miss those deductions either. >> we're taking away deductions, and that's one of the reasons we're able

peter doocy is live from the capitol east front where we just saw him awaiting the open with so many others. peter? >> reporter: jenna, the pope had the undivided attention of republicans and democrats, and he used the platform to tell them he thinks the social and political system in the world right now is disturbing, because he thinks there's too much fundamentalism and too much simplifying complex conflicts into just good versus evil. he says that is not how the world works anymore, and that is where talk about immigration came in. many of the themes this morning were opaque, this one was not. pope francis compared the refugee crisis in europe to the immigration crisis here, and he urged compassion when dealing with border crossers trying to make their lives better. >> we must not be taken aback by the numbers, but rather view them as persons, seeing their faces and listening -- [applause] to their stories. trying to respond as best we can to their situation, to respond this -- in a way which is always human. >> reporter: so the pope urged officials to follow the golden rule, and t

peter doocy is right there live.happening at the top of the hour, martha. >> they certainly are, steve. good morning to all of you. well it has been three popes, and 20 years of invitations to get to this day for john boehner. he has been waiting for this. and the day has finally arrived. history will be made, and francis, the first pope to ever enter the capitol arrives and addresses congress. it's a big moment so what will he say to this harshly divided body behind us? what impact might the pope have? d.c. is in stellar form as you can see and it awaits the arrival of the pontiff in the house chamber about 30 minutes from now. we will take you here. all of this action this morning live on capitol hill. when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down pat, do you know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf! great. better yet, how

peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. r. >> the big star of the under card debate was carly fiorina. there hasn't been a whole lot of national polling done since her headline grabbing performance. now cnn changing their criteria. the early states will be reflected and in all likelihood in the prime time show. something she is crediting some of her competition p saying thank you to real ben carson and donald trump about the new debate process. frontrunner donald trump takes aim at jeb bush with a new ad on instagr instagram. >> i want to say thank you to secretary clinton and to president clinton. >> what does that make hillary clinton to the bush family? >> my sister-in-law. >> trump is trying to use family ties to attack. bush meanwhile trying to turn back the clock and remind voters trump's position on several key issues has changed over the years. >> this is not a guy who is impervio impervious. ka aim out of his own mouth. >> that is the most direct back and forth against any of the candidates on any side so far. at th

peter doocy is live with more on how the major cities are preparing. od morning, peter. >> good morning, heather. this is the best chance for people without a ticket without a papal event to see pope francis while he's at the united states. there's a big crowd with a small window to get through. comprehensive security. 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. everyone behind us went through airport style security maned by tsa ages who has seen secret service national guard and parks police presence. they had sprinted down the street trying to get the best possible view of pope francis. they have been cheering in many different languages. i had a chance to see the papal plane arrive. people were moved to have caught a glimpse of the pontiff as he walked and drove by. we expect more of that a few minutes after his white house visit and pope francis loads into a motorcade and drives slowly down 15th street turns on constitution passes between the washington monument and the white house making a final turn on 17th. pope frances made the trip to the airport in a fee iat with

. >> peter doocy live for us in washington. >> francisco sanchez will be facing the san francisco judgeary hearings. they have seen new evidence coming to light now including photos of the scene and a ball lace tick experts testimony. they have announced a lawsuit against federal agencies. more than half of immigrants in the u.s. are on well they're. the center for immigration studies says 51 percent of immigrant led households get some kind of a government benefit. that is compared to 30 percent of native led households. for native families 52 percent. the report says the trend is likely to continue if our immigration policies don't change. >> the selfie sticks with beluga wai whales. the secret service released a list of items banned it includes selfie sticks much to the dismay of short armed tourists. other items you have to leave at home drones, laser tools and giant steins. >> watch as juneau the beluga is behind dan malloy at a news conference. malloy was trying to make a serious point about tourism and the beluga stole the show. the video of him dancing with a mariachi band went

correspondent peter doocy reports it was moving and, perhaps, telling. evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. for the first time last night the vice president explained he may not be able to run for president because he doesn't think a candidate can break down the way he met with veterans in colorado this summer. >> >> it was going great and a guy in the back yells major beau biden bronze star, served with him in iraq. and all of a sudden, i lost it. >> still that interview inspired a rare, encouraging comment from a former member of obama's inner circle. speech writer jon favreau colbert interview shows why joe biden is one of the best interviews we have in service. i'm with colbert, he should run. the one person who won't influence his decision at all is hillary clinton. >> everybody talks about a lot of the factors, the other people in the race, whether i can raise the money, whether i can put together an organization. that's not the factor. the factor is can i do it. >> that kind of candor has made biden the honest and trustworthy in a new poll even

peter doocy is live with a look. ebate in the shadow of a retired air force 1 was as intimate a setting as you'll see in the early primary season but those four couldn't help talk about somebody who was not even there, donald trump. >> he is not a conservative. he is not a liberal. he's not a republican. he's not an independent. he believes in donald trump. >> let me say this flat out, donald trump is unfit to be president. >> then the low polling politicians turned on each other to argue about whether or not a county clerk like kim davis of kentucky was right to put faith over job. >> an elected official can't say that i'm not going to follow that law if it conflicts with my beliefs. i think she should have been fired and if she had worked for me, i would have fired her. >> i would argue that what the supreme court did is against the natural laws, god's law and we have every obligation to stand in opposition to it. >> america did not create religious liberty. religious liberty created the united states of america. >>

. >> peter doocy live in new york.r. >> the time is about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. the library bearing ronald reagan's name sharing his message. >> we are at a crossroads. are we going to take the reagan approach, the hopeful optimistic approach? >> who did the best job evoking the former president? excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. >>> round two of the gop debates has the candidates changing the game. >> yes. trump singing a different tune last night hoping to stand out the second time around. joining us with the strategy shift, local polling at wpa research group. lisa, thanks for joining us. >> hi. how are you? >> good morning. >> we're great. >> lisa, in your opinion, what did the candidates do or say differently last night in the debate that worked really well? >> i think we saw a lot of the same things fro

correspondent peter doocy reports it was moving and, perhaps, telling. evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. for the first time last night the vice president explained he may not be able to run for president because he doesn't think a candidate can break down the way he met with veterans in colorado this summer. >> >> it was going great and a guy in the back yells major beau biden bronze star, served with him in iraq. and all of a sudden, i lost it. >> still that interview inspired a rare, encouraging comment from a former member of obama's inner circle. speech writer jon favreau colbert interview shows why joe biden is one of the best interviews we have in service. i'm with colbert, he should run. the won't influence his decision at all is hillary clinton. >> everybody talks about a lot of the factors, the other people in the race, whether i can raise the money, whether i can put together an organization. that's not the factor. the factor is can i do it. >> that kind of candor has made biden the honest and trustworthy in a new poll even though he says

in washington peter doocy fox news. >> that is an interesting -- you have to switch gears all of a sudden and support them. right sal? as they party. >> yeah. >> you follow politics. >> i do. that was my major at cal. i bet the cal students doing this major are having a good time watching all of this. >> it's a good discussion. >>> good morning everybody. let's take a look at what we have. let's discuss the commute today. right now it looks pretty good. there is not much going on that will make you say wow, i don't want to go there. the bay bridge is getting crowded. there are no major problems as you drive on to the city streets in san francisco. this is 237 it's so light that you almost don't see anything going on. both of those directions are look good. as we look at concord to walnut creek. the roads here. it is very light and even highway 4 is light. we are expecting a slightly lighter commute. at 5:18 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we have cool readings out there. a lot of 50s and many 40s as well from the north bay to the the santa cruz mountains. i've seen a bunch. and even

our peter doocy is there on scene. peter?> reporter: shepard, just a few minutes from now, the first person to greet the pope will be the papal ambassador, archbishop carlo. he will ascend the pope's planeside stairs. the obamas and the bidens are here as well. they will say hello. a hand-picked group of four students will present flowers and then the obama family will go into the visitors lounge behind us for a few minutes alone with the pope before all of the dignitaries, motorcade back to d.c. separately. it is very rare for president obama to come to an arrival like this. it's also very rare for a visiting head of state to fly here on a commercial aircraft. as you mentioned, the pope flew here on the italian carrier. you can see there is a lot of cheering. there's a group all lining up, all of the dignitaries. i believe there are 50 or so dignitaries from the church and the u.s. military. the group that we have here to the left and the right of the pope's arrival spot, the line that he's going to take, off to the left is

thanks very much, peter doocy in washington. jenna: another big story we're watching today, europe put to the test as the migrant crisis pushes many countries to their limits. thousands of refugees escaping from war and terror in the homelands converging at as you tia's main border crossing with hungary. many people pushing through police lines to walk as rail traffic is suspended due to all the overcrowding. greg palkot live from london with the very latest. greg? >> reporter: jenna, day after day as we've been reporting it this european migrant crisis gets worse. the u.s. gradually thing drawn in. first look at the route and look at numbers. the bulk of refugees coming into europe are coming from syria and other hot spots and depressed areas through turkey through hungary, up through germany and beyond. court -- according to the latest count, 432,000 refugees and migrants entered europe since just december. a refugee camp in hungary near border in syria, food being seen throw to the crowds of migrants by police. there are comp

peter dooci is there. >> officials here are so ko confident the situations are so similar, they believe russia will fail. the white house thinks the solution should be a political transition and they repeated today as they have many times over the last several years, the political transition hinges on assad leaving. no update on how to get rid of him. >> this meeting between the american president and the russian president, we got no word on what was discussed. do we know whether today's actions were talked about then? >> we know they were not talked about. josh earnest specifically said putin never leaned in to obama and said, get out of the way, we're going to go clean things up in syria. we now know that when president obama and putin chatted monday it was about de-conflicting military operations in syria. and earnest says the president's main focus is rooting out isis with air strikes because he believes that's the best way to protect america's security. and nobody here thinks that president putin has outsmarted president obama. >> peter, thank you. let's bring in the retired colone

. >> peter doocy, you're at the scene. i imagine, looking at those kids, they got to witness the event of their lives, huh? >> reporter: and neil, people are more excited really to be here and to hear it and just to see the looks on people's faces than i think a lot of us on the press riser expected. it was a loud, sustained cheer for the pope. he waved to the group of military members and their families who were off to his left, and he waved to the group of students that were off to his right. the pope walked in, he had a big smile on his face as you saw. right now he's in with president obama in the diplomatic visitors lounge just for a quick visit before they go their separate ways for the night, before tomorrow's big separate arrival ceremony at the white house. but it's hard also not only is it hard to put the excitement into perspective, but also to put into perspective how much security there is here. everybody from every different agency you can imagine, even just before the flight from cuba came we saw customs and

peter doocy is live in washington with the latest from the campaign trail. peter?oes all the talking at his events. turn the microphone over to town hall attendees in new hampshire and out of the gate, the first question was about the president's religion. >> amen. >> okay. >> problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but anyway, we have training camps where they want to kill us. when can we get -- >> we'll be looking at a lot of different things. >> trump's campaign told nbc news, the businessman's response was about getting rid of training camps, not getting rid of muslims. that's too little too late for hillary clinton. who tweeted this. donald trump not denouncing false statements about poe disand hateful rhetoric about muslims is disturbing and joust plain wrong. cut it out. some on stage later complained they didn't get much of a chance to talk. today at a heritage foundation forum in greenville, south carolina, 11 candidates plan to take the stage one at a time to go over the finer

peter doocy, is in washington. how much is there to get the legislation renewed?artha. a big chunk of funding for first-responders health care will expire next month. there is urgency to squeeze this on to a crowded congressional calendar. there is urge urge again sy to get -- your again sy to get first-responders care of. backers of measure more nypd officers died of 9/11-related cancers than died on 9/11. >> you remember when the government told us the air was safe to breathe? >> yes. >> i do too. and now, it is time for congress to get off its butt to do its job. that's what they're paid for. >> reporter: today's event is led by new york senator kirstin gillibrand. everybody in capitol hill has someone in the district enrolled in the program. the rally is raising awareness, 4929 out of 435 congressional districts have at least one resident harmed by 9/11 and helped by the james zadroga 9/11 health act. martha: what kind of opposition to the bill in congress?ter: las vote on this there was how much concern of the federal government would pay for unknown number o

peter doocy is live in washington. how are republicans planning to go at cecile richards. >> reporter: by reminding her those videos seem to show planned parenthood officials bargaining for body parts. >> the discretionary part of the funding is $60 million. the last reporting period plan the parenthood collected $100 million more than they actually spent. why should taxpayers have to subsidize their political activities? >> reporter: they are putting together a select committee to probe their activity. bill: what are they saying? >> reporter: they will have counter protesters out in full force making the point that planned parenthood does more than abortions. the videos that appear to show them breaking the law were deceptively edited to make them look bad. but a forensic analyst was hired. colefire's indicates the video recordings are authentic and show no manipulation or editing. we are hoping to get reaction from cecile richards in an hour. heather: new funding shows americans feel about funding planned parenthood.

patti ann: certainly interesting what peter doocy had to say about the russian communication with the bill: josh ernest briefs at 12:30. update when they come. up the hill from the white house to the floor of the senate. they are voting on funding in the federal government, if it passes, government would get money to fund itself through december 11th there abouts. mid-december we're watching that vote now. simple majority needed for passage. stay tuned for the outcome minutes away. patti ann: showdown on capitol hill over planned parenthood and your money. >> what i don't like, what i don't want to tolerate, what i don't want to become numb to, is wasting those taxpayer dollars. patti ann: the chairman of the house oversight committee want to know where that money is going. jason chaffetz will join us live. bill: a greenberg rate kicked out of the army for protecting a young boy being abused by the afghan soldier. says the army is wrong. we'll talk to a lawmaker who agrees. patti ann: intense manhunt underway for convicted felon who got out of prison after someone made a huge mistake.

. >> peter doocy is in washington. >> the aide that set up her home server isn't going to talk.ures for what he did or didn't set up for the security server, breaches, and what had him set up the system for the secretary. that's okay. cummings says he has the right to plead the fifth since republican colleagues have been making child allegations. this comes on a day of the investigation where mills who's name appears 2200 times in the batch of e-mails we've seen so far is going to testify behind closed doors about what the state knew and when they knew it. her story under oath is so important piecing together the u.s. response to deadly attacks that multiple members of the committee are flying back to town to question mills. that is something that does not happen very often during summer recess. back to you in new york. >> thanks peter. think about that image. what was your job? it director for hillary clinton. like to ask you questions. i plead the fifth. think about that. >> not great optic. >> how could that be his best defense? how does she talk her way out of that? >> there

. >> and peter doocy, who took that picture of me at the scary eagle bunker.hank you very much. >> and eagle because you didn't excel. >> you said it was evil. >>> let's talk about something less controversial, like joe biden getting into the races. they makeup 11% of the work force these days and joe bind let everybody know that he hears to rally and the problem because there are two americas and the wealthy aren't paying their fair share. >> i'm hot, i acknowledge that, i'm mad. there wouldn't be a single basic right from a 40 hour week to sick leave. there wouldn't be a single basic right out there were it not for anyone working but for labor. you built the middle clas. that's not an exaggeration and as you've declined, the middle class has declined. so, there's a simple correlation. build labor, we build america. build labor, we build the middle class. >> and there's joe bind blasting the obama economy. >> is he running? >> i hope so. you know who hopes he doesn't? hillary clinton. and in the new york times today, it was announced that her stratgist said w

. >> peter doocy was on the east face of the capitol covering the pope coming in and going out. when the pope -- there were thousands of people there for the arrival. there was nobody there when the pope left. so i'm sure it's just a coincidence. but when that big mouth doocy guy yells, people notice. watch the pope. >> pope francis. got a wave. >> there he is. driving with the window down. as soon as peter yells, pope francis. >> he gives him a wave. maybe the pope knew there was a kid named peter and a sister named mary. that peter and mary -- >> he said tell him i say hello too. >> the pope is here. i got to tell you, i have heard throughout this building and yesterday out and about, people are tingling. people are so excited the pope is here. >> he's going to be seen to the world too. we have a lot more to cover. because the president of -- vladimir putin, next week. you could not have more stuff going on in america. >> we'll bring that to you. heather nauert has more breaking news. >> i do. good morning to you. we're keeping a close eye on the south this morning. overnight,

. >> peter doocy in this morning. >> foxes and friends olympics right here. >> got our butts kicked by clayton out of the jousting pole. >> these guys get first place. ♪ >> i don't start eating until 8:00. oh, it is. >> we're trying to loosen the belt today, you know why? >> why? >> it's national sundae day. >> just what you need at 7:00 in the morning. >> exactly. >> we love seeing you this morning. >> we'll be back tomorrow. see you then. >> we all put on about 10 pounds this summer. >> 15 in my case. >> burgers, how many did we have? >> please, i'm sure i've had like 50 this summer. >> and that sundae, i think i had three of those from baskin robi robins. >> we dare you to find a more fun show than this. we have a big show coming up for you. still ahead, she got busted for running up a $500 phone bill. what do you think her dad did? it went viral. coming up at the top of the hour. try the superior hold... ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you can eat even tough food. fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. fixodent and f

. >> welcome to the party, peter doocy. >> i had this on under my suit the whole time. >> this is called history? >> that's lederhosen, suspe suspenders. >> those are the socks that goes with the outfit. this goes back hundreds of years. a little hole you put your knife to go out and work in the field. >> what is the material? it's like something from -- >> leather. >> leather. tough leather. >> all right.exactly. >> biker lederhosen. >> give us moves. >> i would like to take you out for a polka, one two three, one two three. >> you want to start? >> i danced earlier. >> kick it off here. >> you're going with me. >> andy. >> it's a one, two, three. >> yep. who wants to dance with this gentleman? >> come on. >> all right. >> polka music. >> cue the band! ♪ >> one, two, three. one, two, three. ♪ >> okay. . ♪ ♪ >> may i? may i? ♪ ♪ >> a little there. there we go. ♪ >> now that is called -- yes. ♪ ♪ ♪ there you go. ♪ >> i dance my pants off. >> fantastic. >> this fell off too. >> oh, boy. we're "fox and friends" coming up. >> get your lederhosen out. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ it's a fact. kin