will end up using the healthcare system in this country the.is that government smothers us.'t think government is small or big but the need to be effective. >> airplanes that we don't need. government spying. >> proceed. >> a couple from idaho persuaded the court to approve a lawsuit against president obama and the nsa for acting like a jealous boyfriend. >> always buying on that lady? >> no, i >> i just can't get rid of him. john: government is a little a little like a jealous boyfriend who wants to know what you are doing. government says when his spies on you it is for your own good. >> are you spying on that lady? >> no, i am protecting her. john: today the nsa says it spies on us to protect us. libertarians can't forgive me. i kind of believe the nsa. looking for patterns that might reveal a terrorist plot seemed like a reasonable thing for the government to do, but lots of people say it is a gross violation of privacy. >> well, safety is important to me, but i do not think that the government collecting my phone data will make people more safe. john: you are a lawyer a

stossel: they have the power to elect hillary hewitt pass laws that would smother economic activity and make us all poor. i don't think donald trump -- let me bring up this other point. are we being driven from the party? trump was told that debate that he is scaring hispanic subway from the republican party and he said this. >> i'm bringing people, democrats over and bringing independents over and we are building a much bigger much stronger republican party. stossel: is bringing democrats. a lot of people who voted for him say he's going to win. >> that seems highly unlikely and that's true hillary clinton and donald trump are the two most detested presidential candidates in recent memory. one of them will have to win unfortunately but neither of them will win with any kind of mandate. the republican party has scared away hispanics. george bush because he was god on immigration and because he actually at a time spoke spanish and was comfortable around latinos that he drew 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004. mitt romney got 27% because he said mexicans should self deport. the republican party alr

use. >> it laooks like dish soap. but when mixed with water, foam is a powerful tool to fight fire. >> the foam will smother and kill the buy environmentally friendly foam. but for decades they used a triple s that contains toxic chemicals. bill walker heads the bay area office of the environmental working group, a nonprofit that's investigating pfcs. >> once it gets out into the environment, it almost never breaks down. >> pfcs were key ingredients in teflon, scotch gouuard and hundreds of other products. the chemicals have been described as virtually indestructible. walker says we've all been exposed the fa exposed. >> the fact that it was used to heavily for so long means it's a really big problem. >> certain pfcs are linked to delays. now scientists and the government are becoming increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> it eventually runs off it washes off, it get into the bay, it gets into drinking water. >> they say detections at treatment plants near sfo and travis air force base are likely related to the chemical. last year the tear started testitest i -- military started testing groundwater. during the pas

use. >> it looks like dish soap. >> it looks like bubble bath. >> but it's a powerful tool to fight fire. >> the foam will smother and take the oxygen out of the fire and put it out. >> it's known as afff. the fire departments by environmentally friendly foam but for decades airports and military bases used afff that contained toxic forms of chemicals known as pfcs. >> it's extraordinarily long lived. >> reporter: bill walker from the environmental working group, a nonprofit investigating pfcs. >> it almost never breaks down. >> reporter: key ingredients in teflon, scotch guard and other of hundreds of products. manufacturers started phasing out toxic pfcs a decade ago but walker says we've all been exposed. >> it's persistence, the fact that it builds up in your blood and the fact that it was used so heavily for so long means that it could be a worldwide problem. >> reporter: linked to developmental delays and changes to the immune system, some are likely to be cars know general nick to humans. and now scientists are becoming increasingly interested in pfcs in water. >> it gets in the bay and in the drinking water. >> reporter: researchers rec

us realizes. here's keith morrison. >> a freak snowstorm, like an omen, smothered the little town in the blue ridge mountains. february 19, 2003. just before 9am. winter or no, crozet, virginia, was unused to this. then, through the white deadening blanket that buried the town, a piercing sound -- fire alarm. and now, the snowstorm was the last thing on fire chief preston gentry's mind. >> the tone went off for a house fire with occupants possibly trapped inside. that ramps everything up to full force. >> reporter: the alarm was on a quiet street lined with starter homes, cling lane. >> there were a lot of kids in that neighborhood. and so, you know, you're running a lot o' things through your mind when you're goin' there, who are the occupants that you're gonna have to -- to rescue so. >> reporter: the fire trucks raced to the home of a recently separated woman named ann charles and her three children. thick black smoke poured from the 2nd story eves; part of the roof had already burned away. >> we were concentrating on getting up the steps and getting into those rooms that we were pretty sure we had victims

us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to the morning commute in a little bit. >> kari hall is bringing out a smothering forecast? would you describe that? >> let's get a look at headlines and what to expect as you head out the door. sunrise 5:7:00. in the afternoon, temperatures quickly warm up.

use. >> it looks like just soap. >> it honestly looks lieb bubble bath. >> when mixed with water, foam say powerful tool to fight fire. >> the foam will smother and take thethe fire out. >> it's known as film forming foam or asss. the fire departments buy environmentally friendly foam. for decades, airports, refineries and military bases use -- known as compounds or pfcs. >> it's extraordinarily long lived. >> bill walker heads the bay area office of the environmental workinggroup. a nonprofit investigating pfcs. >> once it's out in the environment, it almost never breaks down. >> they were key ingredients in teflon, scotch guard and hundreds of other products. manufacturers started phasing out toxic pfcs 15 years ago. but they've been described as virtually indestructible and he said we've all been exposed. >> the fact that it was used so heavily for so long, means it's a worldwide problem. >> certain pfcs are linked to developmental dpee lachlts decreased fertility and changes to the immune system the epa suggests some are likely to be course general i can to humans. >> now scientists and the government are increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> i

us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to the morning commute in a little bit. >> kari hall is bringing out a smothering forecast? how would you describe that? >> let's get a look at headlines and what to expect as you head out the door. sunrise 5:7:00. in the afternoon, temperatures quickly warm up. we'll talk about the high heats and cooldown for the weekend. you're tracking a crash in san jose. >> traffic is light as you see from this live camera at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's tuesday and we expect to kick in 5:30. overall the bay looks good as far as speeds go. in the south bay, northbound 880 at the brokaw off ramp, reports of a crash might be affecting lanes but not expecting speeds. this happened seven minutes ago. we'll watch for reports of injuries or slowing. overall san jose looks good right now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:01, video just coming into our newsroom out of san francisco showing a muni bus wrapped in crime tape after someone was stapd onboard. a man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed in the torso about 1:30 this morning at mission and ninth street. it's not clear how

smothering your dog. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. a big debate around here. ♪ >> cyclebar helping us the plaza. >> good morning, everybody. we are celebrating national bike month out on our plaza. behind us also we have the five borough bike tour going on. all bike all the time. >> all ladies from cyclebar, great people. >> it's an entire body workout. >> i was standing off the set with them talking and donald trump walked in who is going upstairs to his interview with chris wallace and trump meeting the ladies of cyclebar was one of the coolest thing i've seen in a long time. >> some of these ladies look like they belong in the miss universe pageant. >> i know mr. trump is watching. if you would like to come down, we have an extra cycle bike down here. >> you can hang out on the couch. >> he may want to work out frustrations and anger over what happened in arizona yesterday because they're upset, the trump campaign furious this morning about some of the election results. you remember he crushed ted cruz in the primary so he won more votes, right? they held their state convention yes