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responded. should there be indigenous people's day? join us on facebook. it's #keeptalking. >> have a great day. bye. good morning. it is monday, october 6, 2014. we start with a fox news alert. the american journalist inl fected with ebola is -- infected with ebola is on his way to the united states as the president looks into extra screening to add to our airports. should he be allowing people from ebola-stricken countries into the u.s. in the first place? we report, you decide. >> never let a crisis go to waste. van jones found a strategy to help democrats win this november. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. we're going to tell you what m jones is saying straight ahead. >> don't give away too much, steve. vice president joe biden
was busy this weekend apologizing, once on saturday and once on sunday as well. and he's got somebody else to talk to and apologize to. he doesn't have time for that. too bad it is not a three-day weekend. and it is nothing to laugh about. on a positive note, mornings are better with friends. >> hello. this is valerie harper and you are watching "fox & friends." >> thank you, rhoda, one of our pals from tv land. welcome folks. another busy week from the news station. >> we thank you for being with us this morning. a lot to bring you. >> let's begin, a fox news alert. another possible case of ebola popping up now in delaware as the c.d.c. continues to say we will stop the deadly virus, and in just a few hours an american journalist infected with the deadly disease lands in nebraska for treatment.
peter doocy live with the latest. >> reporter: that american camera man who got ebola while on assignment is on his way back to the united states. doctors in nebraska and omaha are expecting him three and a half hours from now. back east in dover, delaware, an elementary school aged student from liberia is in isolation at bay health kent general hospital with ebola-like symptoms. the hospital says they are following c.d.c. guidelines and they called the c.d.c. but were told not to worry. here's why. quote, the child is past the 21-day maximum incubation period and it has been determined by the c.d.c. thalt likelihood of -- that the likelihood of ebola infection is extremely low. since the likelihood is low, the c.d.c. declined to test this child for ebola. meanwhile the man in dallas with ebola, thomas duncan, was downgraded this weekend from serious to critical condition but the c.d.c. has had their so-called
disease doctors retracing his steps and they think they can stop ebola here. >> the core of control is identifying everyone who might have had contact with them and making sure they're monitored for 21 days, and if they develop symptoms immediately isolating them to break the chain of transmission. there's no doubt that we can stop ebola in this country. >> that man, the c.d.c. director, dr. tom free freeden will brief president obama with the latest details about the outbreak. >> it is curious, one of the administration is considering change to the airport screening at a number of the hubs in this country where a lot of people from west africa come into, and they may have been listening to this program. one of the suggestions one of you e-mailed us is why don't they take the
temperatures as people get off the airplane. now it sounds like in a certain number of hubs they might do that. they might ask people questions about whether or not they had contact with anybody who might have ebola? as we learned from mr. duncan who lied on his declaration application in liberia, it just takes a lie to keep it going. >> it's an interesting move if the c.d.c. does get in there with questioning and reenforcement at airport hubs. prior to this last week, the c.d.c. was saying we're perfectly comfortable with the standards that are there. we're doing everything we can. this marks really an indication that perhaps the standards that were were not enough. >> i wouldn't mind testing over there. that would certainly, if it's possible manpower wise. let's talk about what this means politically. mid terms are coming up. a lot of people look at ebola and think if you can get this under control who looks good and who looks bad? and can you imagine if the government was shut down?
those are the thought patterns of george -- van jones with george stephanopoulos. >> you've got to start putting republicans on the defensive for the fact that they believe you can take a wrecking ball to the american government, never pay a price. obamacare means eight million people that couldn't have gone to the doctor last year, if they want to today they can go see the doctor. the democrats have to start talking like that. >> in september the president went down to visit the c.d.c. and said it lacks like we got this thing under control. is it? when it came to quarantine the family of mr. duncan or his girlfriend and those with him, how is that quarantine going when they sat in a dirty room day after day? if you want to put the spotlight on the c.d.c., to be kind you can say the jury is still out. >> you could say the government could perhaps get a handle on it. >> but to get votes for it? >> when you look at isis,
terrorism, the i.r.s. and their scandals, these are things the government has not handled so well. when you look at veterans affairs. i don't necessarily think many americans -- let us know what you think -- feel differently when it comes to handling ebola and the capability of our government. >> our next guest is going to tell us about how people have lost trust in government, and this could not come at a worse time because the government is saying trust us. >> there was another beheading on friday. news a forest ranger who was taken hostage has been threatened by isis. his parents were told by a former hostage that their son had converted to islam when he shared a cell with a syrian muslim last year and since then the familiar released a letter where the son says he is afraid to die but he is at peace with conversion to islam. >> he fought for the army
rangers, decides to give back, is captured in october of 2013, and now it looks as though, sadly, they seem to behead their victims and then tell us a month later. so this could be a done deal with the cab driver from britain, that's exactly what eyewitnesses said happened. >> too many of these videos we've seen action this came with a message directly to the president, keep on striking our people we'll strike the next one yours. the f.b.i. director discussed exactly what this means because we keep hearing al qaeda is on the run but according to his words, this is the director of the f.b.i., that is not so. >> how would you describe the terrorist networks in syria as they exist now? >> they're a product of what i describe as the me metasasis of al qaeda.
one is al-nusra. they present different threats in a lot of ways. >> is this as dangerous a time as al qaeda at its peak? >> no, i don't think so. >> what's different? >> we are better organized as an intelligence community. we're better organized and equipped at the border. we have relationships with our foreign partners, all of which make us better able to see dots and connect dots. the transformation since before 9/11 is striking. >> it is striking. if you watch that profile -- and it is two parts. there will be another one next week. you'll see that the guy who runs our f.b.i. knows what he's doing. it was a great profile of a great public servant. >> right. i agree with everything except the border. if you talk to people at the border no one seems to feel secure. >> but that's political. >> but that's safety. if you wanted him to be candid, i don't know how he could look at the border and talk to the people in arizona and texas and
california -- although san diego made improvements -- and think the border is actually better and make us feel better about it. the other thing important to point out is so far the operations against those horrible people that metasized al qaeda has not produced significant results. >> now they've started to use helicopters against isis which is completely different. meanwhile let's talk a little bit about our number-two man in the united states, joe biden. on saturday he had to apologize to the country of turkey. then on sunday he had to apologize to the united arab emirates after he said this on thursday at harvard at the kennedy school. listen. >> the turks were great friends and i have a great relationship with [inaudible] which i spent a lot of time with. the saudis, the emirates, et cetera. what were they doing? they were so determined to
take down assad and essentially is a proxy sunni-shia war, what do they do? they poured hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of tons of weapons into anyone who would fight against assad, except that the people who were being, who were being supplied were al-nusra and al qaeda and the extremist elements of jihadists coming from other parts of the world. >> i don't know if he's not telling the truth. it sounds, that's really been the talk and the buzz. but should you be saying that to the kids at harvard knowing how sensitive it is to put together a coalition of 40 countries to do whatever they're doing. >> because they might hear it. >> he's got a microphone. >> this is the problem. he ran out of time, as you noted in our intro today. if he had one more day perhaps he could have finished the apology. >> they did hear loud and
clear. he had the microphone. we've got the internet. we've got television. boom! >> he also said being the vice president is a bitch, also an interesting comment. >> hi guys, good morning. good to see you. that enterovirus has so many parents on edge this morning and here's part of the reason why. the death of a four-year-old new jersey boy is now being blamed on that respiratory disease affecting hundreds of children across the country right now. the medical examiner confirming that ally waller's death -- eli waller's death was directly related to enterovirus 68. another child from eli's school is being tested for that disease. parents scared and also angry that it took ten days for officials to let them know what was going on. >> very scary. i'm very nervous. >> we're very nervous. >> a lot of people kept their children home from school this week.
>> it took until yesterday at 8:20 a.m. for a robo call to go out to the entire school district. >> according to the c.d.c., the enterovirus sickened more than 500 people in 43 states, nearly all of them chenoweth. that virus also in three more states. >> a possible sight of cop killer eric frein. authorities are focusing on a mile and a half square area after a possible sighting yesterday. it was not a positive i.d. but police are hoping it is a sign they are getting closer to finding him. two days ago police found a camp site that contained food, cloa they think and ammunition thought to belong to frein. two historic games by tom brady and the new england patriots squaring off against the bengals. brady throws for two touchdowns as he throws 50,000 yards in his career. patriots win 43-17.
peyton manning making history, throwing for four touchdowns including his 500th career touchdown. payton the second ever to reach this mark. the broncos beat the cardinals 41-20. what a day for football it was. those are your headlines. >> thanks a lot, heather. >> 13 minutes after the top of the hour on this monday. coming up, he got the chance to speak to young minds at a college commencement ceremony. did we mention he also was convicted of killing a police officer in cold blood? so what was his message? we'll have it. >> after scandals at the v.a. and i.r.s. and dealing with ebola, do you still have faith in our government's ability to function? our next guest says the problem starts at the very top. ♪ ♪rfect. ♪
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when it comes to our federal government, americans are facing a confidence crisis. first it was the scandals at the i.r.s. and the v.a. and now the threat from ebola. and president obama's questionable level of concern. >> in the unlikely event
that someone with ebola does reach our shores, we've taken new measures so that we're prepared here at somebody did reach our shores. at least one. meanwhile, a recent poll finds only 8% trust the government a great deal to handle domestic problems while 59% say they don't trust the government very much or not at all. joining us is senior political columnist ron fornier. good morning to you, ron. >> thanks for having me. >> you know, it's scary, and you wrote a great column about this because the government right now is saying on this ebola thing, we got it, trust us. but the government has given us many examples why we can't trust them. >> right. i think this lack of trust in all of our institutions is one of the more pernicious problems of our times. personally on ebola, personally i'm much more worried about the virus that's affecting little kids or even my family getting the common flu, but
i understand why people are very worried about ebola and spent some time thinking about why somebody would be worried by ebola but not vaccinating their kids for a disease that is killing thousands. there is a reason for this. they just don't trust government officials and even private institutions like hospitals to do the job competently and to tell them the truth when something goes wrong. we've seen both those things happen in these ebola incidents. a lack of candor and lack of competence. >> when it goes to competence go back to when they rolled out the obamacare website. boom! that was terrible. look at benghazi, look at the government spying on us. there's a lot of reasons why we don't trust the government. >> this government in particular has used incompetence as a defense against some of these scandals. to be fair this goes back three decades. goes back to iran,
watergate. we can't trust the nfl. we can't trut the catholic -- trust the catholic churches. the boy scouts. institution after institution has failed to adapt to these fast-changing times and failed to be candid with us. we kind of feel like we've been battered by incompetent leadership. when you have a disease like this hitting our shores, we need to be able to trust our government. we need to be able to trust our institutions. but we can't. >> do you trust them? >> i don't trust anybody. i do -- i do -- i'm a professional skeptic. i think on ebola personally, i am far less concerned about that than i am seriously the common cold. has my family gotten the flu shots? and in these preschools, this mystery virus, that is a large. i don't trust any official who gives me any promise anymore. >> you're not alone. ron fournier, fox news
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we've got quick headlines for you on this monday morning. a california man fighting for his life after being beaten unconscious in the anaheim angels stadium parking lot. police are hunting for thee men saying the violent beating which occurred after the angels playoff game was unprovoked. the american doctor who was successfully treated for beebl is back in the -- for ebola is back in the hospital being treated for a respiratory infection. he is in stable condition at a massachusetts hospital and no longer in isolation after doctors determined
his new infection is not thankfully linked to ebola. he survived one of the bloodiest battles in afghanistan but kept a promise to pursue his dream. >> daniel rodriguez is in his third season of college football. he started as a walk-on. daniel is here this morning to share his inspiring story. it is inside his brand-new book, "rise: a soldier, a dream and a promise kept." daniel, thanks for your service. why did you want to go from somebody recognized for your valor in battle in afghanistan and iraq to somebody who wanted to be a college football player? >> it started with the promise that was kept. it wasn't necessarily the attention that i wanted. it was just me fulfilling a dream and keeping a promise. >> what was that promise? >> my good friend kevin thompson, we were talking about what we wanted to do when we got out of the
military and he was killed in front of me and mine was to go on to play college football anywhere. >> where was that? >> that was in afghanistan. >> you kept that promise and i'm sure you had him in your heart with every play on field. >> i still do. him and the rest of my friends. >> let's watch some of this video of what you're doing. you're wide receiver outstanding high school player who goes into the army after your dad passes away at 18. you're going to give back to your country. this goes viral, this workout. it is noticed and you go through hoops and everything else and you get an opportunity to make the team. explain what that's wide. >> it was a humbling experience to get a call from my head coach to say i was the kind of guy he wanted on the team and he would do everything he could to get me in the university. the ncaa did a lot of
things because i was ineligible at the time. my high school grades weren't the best. coach took a risk. >> you made a promise to do that as well, a man with great sentiment and honor. you said i want to do better and get better than what i entered, a promise made to your coach. here is a photo. this was on military appreciation day. was this your first score? >> it was. >> tell us what happened to you. >> you know, i called myself the fourth quarter kid. i get my opportunity in the fourth quarter but it was a great feeling having military appreciation day, got a sweet pass and took it to the house. >> i love that clemson gave you the shot. it is an unbelievable program. they said i believe in this guy without any college experience. look what you did in battle. why wouldn't they? a purple heart, bronze star medal, valor for your action in battle and battle
of kamdesh. >> what kind of scars do you carry for your service? >> psychological scars are still there. shrapnel in my leg, neck and back of my shoulder. >> do you have anybody coming out of battle reentering here; what is your advice there? >> never give up. i feel soldiers come home and we feel our purpose isn't there anymore. you walk around the streets of baghdad like i did and then in afghanistan toting a rifle around and you come home and feel lost in a world that doesn't understand you. a lot of people get depressed out of that. you have the ptsd victims. for me it was putting my energy into something. >> tristar bought the rights, it is going to be a movie. they're working on the script now. elisabeth, steve and i would love to be invited.
we would love to go to the premiere. >> we'll make it happen. >> i'm going to pick up my outfit and rent my tux. daniel rodriguez, thank you so much. straight ahead, why the white house is praising a mosque with ties to a beheading in oklahoma. >> maria carry getting slammed over some sour notes if you can believe it. some say it could be a career ender. oh no! what happened on stage? >> i believe the wind machine. [ engine turns over, bell dings ] great. this is the last thing i need. [ hand ] seriously? the last thing you need is some guy giving you a new catalytic converter when all you got is a loose gas cap.
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all right, it's your shot of the morning. maria carey waking up to a whole lot of criticism for this performance in tokyo. ♪ ♪ >> well, the 44-year-old singer having some trouble hitting the high notes and the right notes in the kickoff to her world tour. fans took to social media afterwards and they weren't kind. some say it is time for mariah to carry on off the stage and retire. >> she hit more notes than anybody hit in their life. >> people dancing right next to you, don't you feel like saying calm down, i'm singing. >> i think that is all part of the show business experience. >> really? spoil you'll never make -- >> you'll never make it in
vegas. heather nauert is over there giving us the headlines. >> good morning guys. there is a very, very powerful typhoon and it has hit landfall this morning resulting in one u.s. airman dead, two others are missing after being washed out to sea by a typhoon in japan. this happened in okinawa home to about 25,000 american troops, the airmen overcome by waves after the eye of the storm passed. one of the men was found dead. the search for the other two was interrupted by rough seas. outrage after convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal delivered a commencement address to college students. police holding a silent protest outside goddard college as graduates listened to the speech. >> take what you know and apply it to the real world. help be the change you're seeking to make. >> mumia abu-jamal sent decades heend bars for murdering -- behind bars
for murdering a police officer. protesters angry for the officer's widow. >> this media attention because a bunch of students decided that her husband's murderer was the ideal person to speak at their commencement, i was outraged. >> one pennsylvania state representative introducing legislation to strip convicted killers of their right to free speech. alton nolen gets a special message from president obama. the white house sending praises to the mosque in oklahoma city for trying to rebuild the region after a tornado tore through that area in 2013. nolen was a member of that mosque. he allegedly beheaded a co-worker while yelling islamic phrases. an obsolete pay phone being used to track you? new york city officials are allowing a company to install tracking devices in
hundreds of pay phone booths. the idea, they say, is to detect a person's smart phone signal and customize app advertise misto their exact location. -- app advertisements to their exact location. what do you that? those are your headlines. interesting. >> you find a phone booth and we're in trouble. >> you leave your phone everywhere. >> maria molina has to brave the temperatures, 50 degrees. >> it was 45 when i walked out of the door of my house. >> it is currently 51 degrees in new york city, starting to feel like fall across parts of the northeast and the midwest and great lakes. look at temperatures in other areas. in places like minneapolis currently at 37 degrees. you need that jacket as you head out the door. chicago, you're at 45 degrees. you are going to be warming up nicely later on this afternoon. temperatures out there are going to be climbing into the 50's and 60's across
parts of the great lakes and into parts of the northeast. not too bad. it's fall. got to turn over those temperatures and start to cool off. in texas, take a look at the highs. upper 80's. into the the 90's also. some of these temperatures will fuel severe weather in parts of arkansas and southern ohio. we're looking at the risk for large hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes and heavy rain especially across eastern tennessee and western parts of the states of north carolina and virginia. >> we all know the iconic voice of singer smokey robinson and his early hits like this one. ♪ ♪ ♪ the tears of a clown >> we have some tears of joy this morning because he is back with his new album
smokey and friends. he sat down with michael tammero with a preview of it. >> he is back and better than ever. the grammy winner, singer-song writer gave me a special look into the making of his album and some of his duet partners also stepped into the spotlight. check it out. the tracks of my tears ♪ ♪ >> over five decades in the business. what keeps you going. don't you want to relax at this point? >> no. i tried returning once. it didn't work. >> i love this album, "smokey and friends." been playing it the last couple of days. as an artist, what was it like to hear other people sing your songs with their interpretations and their style? >> it is a joy for me, man, because as a song writer i want to write songs people are going to sing for now and forever. when i hear other people
singing my songs it is a joy for me, the greatest form of nationalry -- form of flattery as a song writer that i think you can have. >> who did you look up to when you were coming into the business? >> when i started to fend for myself as far as my music taste, jackie wilson was my number one music idol. i liked him, sam cook, frankie lyman and ray charles. i had a lot of idols. >> let's bring in the guys singing on your album. what was this experience like for you? >> a fantastic experience to work with a legend, the king of song writing. really great. >> i think the most exciting part was singing the song itself. the song "my girl" it is one of my favorite songs in the history of music. it's a little intimidating getting on the mic for the first time for the song.
you respect the song so much. smokey wrote a great song when he wrote that. >> how has he inspired your careers? >> smokey's song writing has inspired me to be the best song writer i can be and knowing his history with motown and being an executive and being in business as well for myself. >> what's next? >> i've enjoyed this tremendously. i really had a wonderful time recording with these guys and getting to know them and meet them, it's just a wonderful experience. >> thanks guys for joining me. it's been an honor and a thrill. you can download and pick up "smokey and friends." >> it marks his biggest debut on billboard in many years. it is fantastic. i recommend it. i also recommend you check out my website by logging on to inthefoxlight.com.
as always you can follow me on twitter at foxlight michael. >> michael, thank you. >> coming up, his heart was in the right place but his marriage proposal on a hot air balloon went downhill fast. take a look at this as cameras rolled. oh no! >> and the next time you're feeling s.e.c., the solution could be inside -- the next time you're feeling sick the solution could be inside your smart phone. how you can avoid the most common headaches and save money too. the cyber guy. ♪ ♪
quick headlines, then over to steve. watch out for that jet, a fender bender on the runway last night as two planes packed with people bump into each other at new
york's jfk airport. a delta flight was waiting for an available gate when a jordanian airlines play hit its tail. nobody hurt. a proposal gone bad. a guy pops the question to his girlfriend on a hot air balloon ride, then the pilot loses controls, crashing into the ocean. it happened over the cost of san diego. they were saved by surfers. everyone is okay. if you look close you'll see the woman now engaged off the market, say yes and jump out. >> thatchingfully they're okay. -- thankfully they're okay. to approaching the flu season, it seems like there is no way to avoid catching something. luckily there is something new in technology to help out. here to show us, curt the cyber guy is here. >> these are the things you want to take note of because whether it is a serious illness or the flu going around or your kids being sick over this coming winter happen, these apps are at the top.
remember, i.c.e., how we would put in a contact in our phone. in case of emergency. now if you have an iphone -- doesn't have to be a new one, just any iphone that has the ios-8. you have medical i.d., you look on the screen, you fill out what medical conditions you might have, any allergies, medications you have problems with, whether you want to be an organ donor or not. there's my mom's phone number. it is a brilliant thing to do. when your phone is off and it's in the state where someone, let's say you get into an accident, they find your phone, hit the emergency button on the bottom left, then hit medical i.d. and up comes this information even if your phone is locked. it's brilliant and something we should be doing right now to our phone. it could be a lifesaver. it's so new we haven't seen whether there is an example
of that yet. potential. when it comes to pharmaceuticals, there is a great app. this is the pocket pharmacist. this right here allows you to do a couple of things. one, check medications for interaction. let's say that you're either -- you're watching your own health, your kids' health or let's say that you take care of an older parent. you can start putting in the medications that you take, and what it does is you'll run a med check. and this is absolutely free. right here, no interactions, no precautions with these two. but the two i put in, it shows you the symptoms you're likely to have when taken together. it is a brilliant and could be lifesaver with this. plus this app is the pocket pharmacist so smart in that it allows you to also not just store your pharmaceuticals and your drugs. what it does is it shops those for you so you can find potentially a price saver when it comes down to whether you're taking one drug that may be very
expensive, there could be an alternative that would work as well for you. this is a little controversial. we went on to facebook, everybody's got your friend's post. there is this app that operates inside facebook. look at this, who made me sick. you press this button, put in your location. we're in new york, we'll put in new york. go what it's going to do is go on to your facebook wall and find out who near you of all your friends have said words, key words like sneezes or vomiting or coughing, and it will warn you that the friends near you might have the flu, you might want to avoid those friends or you may just want to see where they are related to their health. >> this is scanning the words -- >> it is, on your facebook post. >> be careful what you post. >> exactly with that one. this last one is also brilliant. vaccinations, we know how to find them, but the free vaccinations.
flu near you is an app. this is also free. what it lets you do is a couple of things. it lets you see where flu reports are in your area. you can zoom in on a map -- >> a forecast for the flu? >> not a forecast but where flus are located at the moment. >> a mapping of flu cases many >> a mapping of flu cases. now it does this. you zoom in wherever you live -- we're heading to virginia and it will show you where free vaccines are located near your home. zoom in on the map. these we'll put on the website, go to "fox & friends".com. the vaccine one used to cost money. now it's free. >> it's something we can do in the palm of our hands.
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welcome back. all across the country this week marks fire prevention week. as we see the temperatures start to drop, chances are you're cranking up the heat. i turned on mine last night. >> with the warmth comes an increased risk for fire. so we sent maria molina into a burning home to help you figure out how to escape.
why do you keep saying yes? >> the numbers are staggering here in the united states. one person is killed in a house fire every three hours. we went to the public fire institute in new jersey for a crash course in responding to a house fire. take a look. >> get out of here as fast as you can and stay as low as you can. >> most people think it can never happen to them until it's too late. a house fire. >> you can feel the heat up there. now when i shoot this guy off over here -- >> senior fire instructor uses controlled flames like these to train volunteer and professional firefighters. how can you protect yourself and your family? aside from having a working smoke alarm, always keep your doors closed at night. >> the smoke will kill you long before the flames ever reach you. the closed door can buy you
three, four, five seven minutes worth of extra time to either be rescued or get out of the building. >> how do you know if it's safe to leave or if this is on the other side of your door? >> i want to make sure to use the back of my hand so i don't burn my palm when i try to open a door. i'm going to need that and go up, make sure it stays cool. you start low because heat rises. try to go as high as you can. if the temperature is okay, then i can test the door knob. when i open, make sure to stand behind the door. >> and low. >> and low as you can get. >> i think i got it. what should you do in the kitchen where 40% of all house fires begin? >> if the oil is on fire, put a lid on top of the frying pan. never use water on grease fires. the grease will react violently with the water and splash. >> in that case, always keep a fire extinguisher near the exit point of main rooms.
make sure you know how to use it. >> first pull the pin. squeeze the handle from the bottom and just point it about four feet away, sweep back and forth across the surface of the fire. >> most importantly, make sure the entire family knows how to escape. >> if they're blocked off, you want to make sure that the children themselves know how to get out of their room. i would suggest that every parent in a home with little children, make them open the window and make sure that they can open it. >> and the number one tip for surviving a house fire? >> get out, stay out. no possessions are worth your life. >> and here are a few more tips. have your furnace checked by a qualified technician and keep portable heaters away from anything flammable like curtains. don't use them to dry your shoes or clothing. >> really interesting stuff. that academy is fantastic. >> that's how they train their firefighters? >> it is. they do learn how to keep all the safety equipment and all that.
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good morning. it is monday, october 6, 2014. we start with a fox news alert. another ebola victim flying into the united states this morning. is it time to start considering extra screening at our airports ahead of the cdc -- the head of the cdc joins us this hour. another health scare for america this morning. the enterovirus turned deadly and the first victim, a preschooler. his only symptom was pink eye. what you need to know. and miss usa has accomplished a lot, but she still has let one thing left to do. >> i haven't had lunch with him yet. or dinner, or coffee. i think that needs to happen soon.
>> with donald trump. he's her boss and he's going to join us in a minute and see what we can do about that because monday mornings are always better with friends. >> hi, everybody. this is dawn welles from "gilligan's island." you're watching "fox & friends," the real three hour tour, trust me. >> mary ann. >> yeah. >> love her. we have this for you now. a fox news alert. another possible case of ebola popping up in delaware. the cdc continues to say we will stop the virus and in a few hours, the tv cameraman infected with the deadly disease lands in nebraska for treatment. peter doocy is live in dc with the very latest. good morning to you, peter. >> reporter: good morning. about 2 1/2 hours from right now, the nbc news photographer with ebola is going to land at a remote part of the air field in omaha, nebraska. officials then will quickly load him up into an ambulance for a 15-minute ride to the nebraska
medical center. to this point his family thinks he's been in good hands. in fact, the same group from doctors without borders that took care of another american with ebola, dr. richard sakra, have been watching over him ever since his diagnosis. also here in the states, in dover, delaware, a young child from liberia is now in isolation at bay health kent general hospital with ebola-like symptoms. the hospital is following centers for disease control protocol, but administrators there say the cdc told them not to worry. here is why. quote, the child is past the 21-day maximum incubation period and it has been determined by the cdc that the likelihood of ebola infection is extremely low. since the likelihood is low, the cdc declined to test this child for ebola. the cdc thinks they're getting the hang of ebola con containment because with the
exception of thomas duncan in clarks the disease hasn't spread. >> the core of control is identifying everyone who might have had contact with them and making sure they're monitored for 21 days. if they develop symptoms, immediately isolating them to break the chain of transmission. there is no doubt that we can stop ebola in this country. >> reporter: president obama is going to get a personalized briefing from that man, cdc director, dr. tom frieden, this afternoon. back to you. >> he's going to be joining us in ten minutes. peter, thank you. >> thank you for that. that's interesting, to we'll actually seek with dr. frieden prior to his meeting with the president. maybe he'll indicate what that message may be. >> maybe. >> we're going to turn to heather nauert with the latest headlines. >> another thing that the cdc is going to answer questions about is that enterovirus that has so many parents nervous. here is part of the reason why. that enterovirus has now turned deadly. the first victim of it is a
preschooler. four-year-old eli waller is from new jersey and his only symptom was pink eye. another child from the same school is now being tested. parents scared and also angry that it took ten days for officials to let them know what was going on. >> very scary. i'm very nervous. we're very nervous. >> a lot of people kept their children home from school this week. >> up until yesterday, a robo call went out to the entire school district. >> according to the cdc, the enterovirus has now sickened more than 500 people in 43 states. nearly all of them have been children. that virus is also suspected in three more states. i am scared to die. that is the heartfelt message from the kidnapped former army ranger to his parents as isis militants say that he will be the next hostage to die. peter kassig writes his parents to tell them that, quote, he
feels badly they are worried about him, but they can take comfort knowing that he was trying to help people in need. this as lawmakers call for the president to send ground troops to syria and also iraq. so far those air strikes have not been able to stop the terror group. a possible sighting of the suspected cop killer eric frien in pennsylvania has police narrowing their manhunt. authorities are focusing on a mile and a half square area after a possible sighting took place yesterday. it was not considered a positive i.d., but police are now hoping that it is a sign that they are getting closer to him. two days ago issues police finding a camp site that contained clothing, food, and ammunition thought to belong to frien. oh, canada taking on a whole new tune. ♪ ♪ >> poor guy there. that's singer mark donnelly. he takes a bit of a spill.
that is a carpet right in the middle of that -- not a good place. he was singing the canadian national anthem before a game in vancouver. he eventually got up, finished the song, and it's all in the recovery. those your headlines. >> it's not how many times you fall, it's how many times you get back up. >> whatever happened to donald trump arena, he never would have let that happen. >> if we're wearing trump tie, it must be the day he drops by. >> the ties look good and the rink looks good. that was embarrassing, but he was pretty cool, i thought. >> indeed. mr. trump, of course, number one topic everybody seems to be talking about is what's going on with ebola. the government says trust us. we've suggested -- you suggested, maybe it's time that we have some sort of travel restriction because right now it's pretty much wide open. >> i think very few people trust our government as being competent. let's not kid ourselves.
with the $5 billion web site for obamacare which is still not working, frankly, and it's a disaster. so many other things, benghazi, wars. irs. we have virtually incompetent leadership. so why would anybody trust our government to handle this crisis? to think that we're allowing people from west africa to come in and many of them are unchecked, come in and potentially cause a tremendous problem. >> here is a doctor who feels differently. listen to this, what he says happens if you restrict travel. >> when you start closing off countries like that, there is a real danger of making things worse. you isolate them, you can cause unrest in the country. it's conceivable that governments could fall if you just isolate them completely. importantly, you can't get supplies in and out. they need help. they need equipment and they need health care workers to come in. >> now do you change your tune after that? >> i think it's ridiculous.
but as far as giving supplies and providing medical supplies, i'm all for that. even if doctors want to go there and help, i think i'm all for that, too. but they do have to suffer consequences. it's a real problem. it's interesting, i watch all the time where this gentleman from cdc is saying you don't catch t. you can't catch it. it's almost like impossible to catch. yet an nbc reporter goes over there, a photographer and gets ebola. i'm trying to find out how did he get it? what did he do to get it? i can't imagine he was touching lots of folks. that's what he was over there for. so how did he end up -- that's going to be an interesting one. how did this gentleman get ebola, catch ebola? let's see what happens. i think it's a lot easier -- you look at west africa, in particular, and other parts of africa, it's turning out to be a catastrophe over there. >> just coming up in the show, we'll be joined about dr. thomas frieden from the cdc.
perhaps we will pass your question on. i'm sure a lot of other americans have it. i'm going to shift to a different problem, the number one problem actually that the director of the f.b.i. says is going to plague us and that is that china poses the largest cyber threat to us. take a listen to this and i'd love your thoughts. >> how many hits from china do we take in a day? >> many, many, many. there are two kinds of big companies in the united states. there are those who have been hacked by the chinese and those who don't know they've been hacked by the chinese. >> the chinese are that good? >> actually not that good. i liken them a bit to a drunk burglar. they're kicking in the front door, knocking over the vase while they're walking out with your television set. they're just prolific. their strategy is we'll be everywhere all the time and there is no way they can stop us. >> drunk burglar? >> they're buzzing our planes around the globe. what's your reaction? >> i think that's great. i think what he said is fantastic. i've been talking about china for a long time. they've put on the front like
we're your friend and everything and in the meantime, the cash comes out of your back pocket. it's disgraceful what's going on with china. i think he's 100% right. it's big problem. we have that problem with russia. you saw that over the weekend and russia is doing the same thing. the problem with the internet and frankly computerization is that there is always some genius that can figure it out. let's face it. the old ways when general mcarthur would hand an envelope to somebody with a written word and that was the attack. this is a different world today. you say things on the internet, over a computer, and people are going to find out what you're saying. it's very dangerous and very bad in many ways. >> all right. meanwhile, let's switch gears. on friday on this program, mr. trump, nia sanchez, currently miss usa, you own the miss usa pageant and miss universe, she was asked about meeting you so far and she had this to say. listen to this.
>> you must have had an opportunity to meet the donald? >> mr. trump. the only opportunity i really have is after the pageant when i won. i haven't had lunch with him yet, or dinner or coffee or -- i think that needs to happen soon. >> what is going on, donald trump? why won't you have coffee with this woman? >> well, this could be a problem. i could see this. i think i'll take melani and nia. she's great. she's doing a fantastic job. oh, boy would the press have fun with that one. >> why don't you take us? >> i can just see the headlines now. here we go. >> maybe congratulations would be in order. you could toast to her recent engagement. >> she's a fantastic person and it would be my honor and -- she's been really terrific. the people over at the miss universe say she has really done a good job. we're proud of her. it would be my honor. >> so we'll make that happen. we need a photo.
i know you've been sought after in terms of iowa. you were just there for congressman king? >> i'm going there for congressman king and some others. we've had a lot of people lately that come up to the office and asking for endorsements. we do have a group of people, whether it's china, whether it's lots of other places that are just ripping us and know that it's not going to happen with me and they want my endorsement and certain people i'm giving endorsement and congressman king has asked for that. i'm actually going to iowa very soon to be with him. >> right now the only endorsement donald trump has given out is watch "fox & friends" every monday morning at 7:00 o'clock eastern time 'cause he's on. right? >> it's a great group and i have a lot of fun on monday mornings at 7:00 o'clock, regardless of how you're feeling, we do it, right? >> we do indeed. >> so glad to see >> great to be with you. >> thanks, donald. did you notice that the bombing operation against isis doesn't have an official name? our next guest, former navy seal, says it's being done on purpose and he's going to explain why.
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right now there are brave american men and women risking their lives in iraq and syria on a mission to destroy isis. the only problem? their mission remains nameless. why? is it because the white house doesn't want to admit america is indeed at war? joining us now is former navy seal, scott taylor. scott, no name, is it no problem? >> it's great to be with you. mornings are always better with friends. i think it's a huge problem. if you're going to look at the american people, look on the tv like i am right now and say i'm going to commit your son and your daughters to war or to go over there and fight for america's best interests, you better be committed. and you better tell them exactly why and you better name it just like the brits named their operation, the french named their operation. of course, americans have named our operation to go combat ebola and this is exactly what needs to happen with this isis operation. >> for one thing, on another note and it matters, in terms of giving medals out, they usually name the operation and point out your valor in time of duty and
it's not going to happen. they say just put it under global war on terror. the. k. have named theirs operation shader. the french named theirs operation shamal. and we've named ebola. as you see operation assistance. so it does matter. you talk to guys there who are in iraq and possibly syria and how do they feel about this? how do they feel about the exercise, the operation? >> well, let me just say that the american military, they're professional. they're going to do what they're tasked to do. they're going to go over there and be professional. they don't care about medals necessarily. the american public, organizations like the american society of purple heart, they're there advocating on behalf of these folks and making sure they're getting recognition for the work that they are doing. now, the president ended the war in iraq. he ended it. he stood there in 2011 and said the tide of war, it was going away, to paraphrase, receding.
this is a different war. and it is. make no mistake. it's war and every soldier, every boot on the ground over there, every one of them being combat troops are preparing for action, preparing for potential war. and of course, the pilots are dropping bombs on targets over there. so we're at war. >> so scott, a special operators like yourself and the buddies you train with, they're preparing for war. from the state side, it doesn't look like we're making much progress. the kurds are being forced out of syria. the iraqis are fearful of losing their capital. the pentagon not sure they can hold baghdad. is there more progress than we're seeing? are you getting worried, too? >> look, what worries me in overall is the lack of commitment from the administration to this operation, to this war that is absolutely theirs. they made the decision to go there. they september folks in harm's way. when you have this lack of commitment, not naming it, using word smithing like boots on the ground thing, stuff like that, that kind of bs, you undermine
the credibility of our nation, to our allies overseas, to the american public as well, and to that 1% of the folks, citizens of america who are actually fighting the war and who have been doing so for the past 14 years. >> senator ayotte and brit hume both feared that after the midterm elections, that the president's interest in winning this thing might peter out. scott, thanks for your service and insight this morning. >> thank you for having me. have a great day. the ebola outbreak is in america, but our government says there is no reason to be concerned. do we need a travel ban to protect against the disease? cdc director joining us next. and katy perry is a pop star. also a huge football fan and she might want a boyfriend that turns out to be a quarterback that's much younger than her. there she is celebrating the way many college kids do. at
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welcome back. time for news by the numbers. first, 91,000 pounds. that's how much ground beef is being recalled because consumers were finds pieces of metal inside h.e.b packaging with a label like this, they're all on the recall. check your refrigerator. then, $38 million. it's not ransom money, it's how much "gone girl" hauled in at the weekend box office. the ben affleck thriller barely beating out" a in a bell." finally, utah is the most charitable state in the nation. they donate $65 for every 1,000 they earn. new hampshire, residents gave 17 bucks for every 1,000. some work to do there.
got in connection with alert. the cdc on high alert as the nbc news camera man infected with ebola heads back to the united states later today. >> this as another possible ebola case surfaces in delaware. >> meanwhile, in dallas, thomas eric duncan fights for his life. officials are looking into new ways to screen people entering the country. will it be enough? how concerned should we be? joining us now is the director for the centers for disease control and prevention, dr. tom frieden. good morning. >> good morning. >> so there is a story out there this morning that the united states may be considering more screenings at airports in this country as people from west africa come in. can you tell us about that, what you know about that? >> cdc's number one priority is keeping americans safe from threats. we'll look at anything that could increase the safety of americans. we want to ensure that first off, we recognize that facts are facts and nothing we do is going to be 100%, as long as the
outbreak is going on in africa, there is the chance that an american returning or somebody else returning and coming here could have it. that's why we're working with doctors, emergency departments and others so they rapidly identify anyone who might possibly have ebola, to isolate them and test them as appropriate. >> so it's been suggested that perhaps at airport in the united states, they might ask people coming in off the flights, did you have contact with anybody, or they might take their temperature. anything else like that? >> we're certainly looking at those possibilities. and others as well. nothing is off the table in terms of keeping americans safe, except doing things that might actually backfire and make americans less safe. >> okay. we appreciate you being here obviously. this is a busy time for you. we understand that today, this afternoon you're set to meet with the president face-to-face and discuss next steps. would one of those steps be, if a person has come from an ebola-infected area, they're entertainmenting to travel into the united states and they have been in close contact with someone with ebola, would that
person, upon you recommending this, be prevented at least for 21 days from entering? >> we're going to look at what might work. our top priority is to keep americans safe. that's what cdc does 24/7. we're going to look at the possibilities and insure that whatever we do works. >> it's got to be an action word because while you're looking, people are getting extremely worried. so i think plan of action, i was really hoping you would bring to the table today instead of continuing to say i'm looking at it. let me bring something else to the table. first off in delaware, what's the latest you can tell us and after that, would you please tell us why more people can't get this canadian drug that seems so effective in other cases? >> we've already had well over
>> our top story this morning is that child has died from the enterovirus and it does seem to be spreading. a lot of people, i know the cdc is look at this because we've -- in this country in recent history, we've never had such an outbreak where so many people are so concerned. what is being done to stop it? >> you know, any time a child dies, any time there is a preventible death, it's terrible tragedy and our hearts go out to the family. we're still learning about enterovirus. there is no vaccine for it. we know if a child has asthma, it's really important to get the asthma in good control because the kids who have been sickest with enterovirus have had asthma. now that flu season is starting, it's important to get a flu shot because kids with flu can get
other infections and that can be a real problem. and washing your hands, covering your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze, not going out when you're sick. these are common sense things that can really make a difference. >> doctor, do you see either ebola or enterovirus as taking that number one spot in terms of priority for you right now? what should americans be more concerned about at this time, today? >> i understand that americans are scared about ebola. but you have to put it in perspective. it will not be a large ebola outbreak in the u.s. we stop it here by public health measures that track patients as is being done in texas, by hospital infection control, that if done right will prevent any health care workers from getting it. we're not going to have the kind of outbreak in any way, shape or form compared to what's happening in africa. >> will mr. duncan get a chance to get the canadian drug that's supposed to be effective against this? >> we don't know if it works. but the hard fact is there is no more of it in the world. so it's not available.
the company is work hard to make more. but it's hard to make and that takes months. >> we know that you got your hands full. you're awfully busy these days. we thank you once again for joining us from the cdc in atlanta. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, switching gears, it's 7:30 here in new york city. coming up, sorry, christopher columbus. you've had your holiday. now one city wants to replace columbus day with indigenous people day. >> did you see the cbc interview with benefit gentleman hip netanyahu? they left out a huge part. his criticism of president obama was nowhere to be found on television. we're going to play that cbc clip that didn't air on cbs next. >> somebody's got to. ♪ ♪
♪ ♪ >> okay. we had the engagement animation. we've got the music. we've got maria molina staring into reed zimmer's eyes. what could this possibly mean, maria? congratulations! you're engaged! >> yes! >> there you go. any chance to get a cake. >> i feel so bad, i wish reed was here to have cake, too. >> a stormy relationship in the best way, right? congratulations. >> thank you. >> when did the whole thing go down? n it all went down on thursday. we knew there was going to be storms on wednesday and thursday. so we went storm chasing. and then he had it planned to propose in front of a tornado.
got down on one knee in front of a tornado. his friend was going to photograph it. this whole big plan. and then there was no tornado. >> so you got engaged in front of an suv. this day is kind of a familiar guy to us because that's that storm tracker that we've been following. actually you've been following him closer. >> yeah, it's been storm chasing for about 15, 16 years now. he lives in norman, oklahoma, right by oklahoma city. >> you went out there. >> yeah. and we met and there was a tornado that hit, unfortunately, a town, mayflower, arkansas. so that was kind of our first weekend together. we were working and ever since then, it's been like love first sight. >> that's great! >> even though it's quick, you said you weren't surprised. >> no. i wasn't surprised. i knew what he was up to. we had talked about it and
how -- we've just been inseparable since we met. >> you were waiting for the right occurrence in weather to pop the question. >> did you guys talk about a date? >> yeah. probably thinking next year, november, december. >> vernal equinox? >> yeah, kicking off winter. we'll see. yeah. that's the plan right now. we know how it goes with us, plans change all the time. >> congratulations. >> round of applause for maria. okay. >> congratulations. >> can we show the ring? reed is doing okay. look at that. >> no clouds in there. >> very, very nice. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so happy for you. >> would you toss to heather nauert? >> heather nauert. >> best wishes to you and her dad signed off. so people want to know about that. nice work, reed. i've got news to bring you. the first story is about a
typhoon that made landfall and now one u.s. airman is dead and two others are missing this morning after they were washed out to sea by a typhoon in japan. this happened in okinawa which is home to 25,000 american troops. the three airmen were overcome by waves just as the eye of the storm passed. one of the men was found dead. the search for the other two was interrupted by rough seas. we'll keep following that story for you. talk about media bias, cbs editing out criticism of president obama. here is what happened. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appearing on "face the nation," but the network left out his comments about the president's criticism of israeli settlements. listen to the portion that did not air. >> well, first of all, i had a very good meeting with the president. i was baffled by this statement because it doesn't reflect american values. what we were being criticized for is that some jewish residents of jerusalem bought
apartments legally from arabs in a predominantly arab neighborhood and this is seen as a terrible thing. it's against the american values and it doesn't bode well for peace. >> the clip that had aired, netanyahu was praising his relationship with president obama. those remarks you just heard only appeared in the on line version. the seattle school board giving christopher columbus the boot? in order to celebrate indigenous people of the seattle area, the school board has unanimously voted to have public schools observe indigenous people day, even though the rest of the country observes columbus day. the change is meant to urge more teachings on the indigenous people and will supposedly help fight racism, they say. but some people oppose the idea, saying that day belongs to columbus. >> i'm all in favor of recognizing them, but there are 353 other days in the year that they could select. >> today the city council is
scheduled to vote on indigenous people's day and whether or not it will replace columbus day. katy perry, the football fan, the pop star making a guest appearance on college game day for a game on saturday. the singer tried to pick up a date with a football player. making a pick for the oklahoma-tcu game. >> love you, controversy. call me. >> i love that. call me. ole miss winning the game. she went to oxford to celebrate with the locals. i wonder if she met shepard smith there. those are your headlines. we have brian with sports. >> maybe it will be a whirlwind romance. tom brady making history on sunday night. brady and the patriots squaring off against the bengals. he looked like he was 21 again. pats having a huge night. brady was fantastic. two scores, big first half.
pats win 43-17. they're in first place. the battle of the lone star state, cowboys shocking everyone this year with a great season. taking on the texans. watch this catch by dez bryant. look at this in slow motion, even more impressive. it would set autopsy game winning field goal in overtime. cowboys win 20-17. they are now 3-1 on the year. 4-1 on the year. baseball, the world waited three decades, now they plan to stay there for a while. kansas winning in a sweep of the angels who had the best record in the regular season. final score 8-3. they'll face the orioles in the alcs. baltimore swept the tigers, beating them 2-1 detroit last night. advancing to their first alcs game since 1987. first pitch scheduled for friday on fox. swimming, kind of. michael phelps heading to dry land. the olympic gold medalist
announcing he's entering a rehab program after he was arrested last week after speeding and failing a breathalyzer. he tweeted this, but swimming is a major part of my life. but right now, i need to focus my attention on me as an individual. this is his second dui. the other one came back in 2004. he'll be back in november if he chooses to. he was enroute to getting back on the team. >> he hopefully gets the help he says he needs. >> yep. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, he spoke to dozens of students at a college commencement ceremony. did we mention he also was convicted of killing a cop in cold blood? so what was his message? we're going to talk about that. and a woman spends each day begging for money on the street. then she gets in her brand-new car and drives home. but a man with a camera was there to catch her pan handed. that video right here is priceless. you're going to see more. ♪
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quick headlines now. caught on camera, the moment a man sees the elderly homeless woman he gives money to every day driving a new car. watch. >> i work hard for my money! i don't appreciate this [ bleep ]! that's why people like you can take advantage of people like me. >> she insists the car isn't hers. it was a stadium of cheers when a navy dad surprised his cheerleader daughter at a football game. he walked onto the field at half time after returning early from afghanistan. his 19-year-old daughter wasn't expecting him until today. >> outraged after convicted cop killer abu-jamal was allowed to deliver a bizarre commencement
address to college graduates in vermont. here is a portion of it. >> one of the most represssive environments on earth, death row, allowed me to study and research human liberation and anticolonial struggles on two continent, africa and latin central america. i thank you for that grand opportunity. >> you may remember the former black panther and death row inmate was resentenced and is now serving life in prison for killing police officer daniel faulkner. our next guest is proposing legislation so that the slain officer's family does not have to be victimized once again. joining us is pennsylvania representative and also a former police officer. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. how are you? >> i'm doing okay. although i'm still puzzled, why on earth would the kids at this goddard college up in vermont
ask this cop killer to be their commencement speaker? >> that's the magical question. why would you not have maureen faulkner talking about how you strive and grow and how you try to heal after such a tragedy that she suffered through in 1981? just hearing his comments, him thanking the college, how about thanking the citizens of pennsylvania for paying for your education that you got in prison? this guy just never stops and that's why i think as a state law maker, we have to step in. >> you just mentioned maureen faulkner, the widow of the police officer that this guy shot. here she is with megyn kelly. listen to this. >> i am just absolutely outraged that they would have such a hate-filled murderer on as a commencement speaker. >> okay. so she's horrified as we all are. mike, you want to make sure this never happens again. so what sort of legislation are you proposing?
>> what we're going to do here is right now, actually in every justice system, the accuser and accused always have equal rights. it seems, though, that once a person is incarcerated, the victims no longer have rights. so right now nothing can be done about it. we want to provide an avenue with this legislation that allows for victim, the district attorney or the attorney general file civil action in court in front of a judge and allow a judge to intervene on the behavior of the particular person. in this case jamal. if this legislation were signed into law, then perhaps maureen or the district attorney or the attorney general could have gone to a court ask asked them to intervene and say, this behavior is not consistent with first amendment rights. this is the commercialization of an imprisoned cop killer. and we're hoping -- of course, you're going to hear from all the attorneys out there that are getting retainers to fight, i don't need a retainer as a state law maker to stick up for our victims across our commonwealth.
>> surely. in addition to coming up with the legislation yesterday, given the fact that this guy did do the commencement speech over the weekend, that's when it was played, you and fellow officers did what yesterday? >> we stood at low cuss right of officer faulkner's plaque. i stood next to one of his pallbearers. we stood for one half hour in a moment of silence to silence that intersection probably for the first time since 1981 and just reflected back and also reflected ahead of what we can do for awful our crime victims here in the commonwealth. if this legislation doesn't get done and if this doesn't work, then we're going to have to resort to just building production studios in our prisons and yesterday was a good time to reflect for all of our law enforcement personnel and later today we're burying a trooper. it was a great moment to reflect on what we should be doing to protect those who protect us.
>> mike, state representative in pennsylvania, thank you very much for joining us. good luck to you. >> thanks for having me. it's ten minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, a school banning co-ed sports because players could touch inappropriately. should they be allowed to play or should it stay separate but equal? we'll talk to u.s. olympic softball player jenny finch next. first on this date in history back in 1970, "crackling rosy," neil diamond, numero uno, usa. ♪ ♪ ♪
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so should boys and girls be allowed to play contact sports on the same team? >> a catholic school in pennsylvania says no way. banning any interaction between two sexes because it offers too many opportunities for touching. >> so here to weigh in is one of our best friends in the history of television in sports, jenny finch. welcome back. >> thank you. it's good to be here. >> you never competed, you're the best in softball ever, but you never competed against boys? >> no. i have two older brothers. so i think they helped me become who i am. but i played t ball at five. >> to deny a girl the chance to play, if that's where she could get better, do you think that's the wrong move? would you want your daughter who is tuny now, but would you want her to play with boys? >> i'm so grateful fort opportunities i've had. i think society is ready for it. my niece wrote down her favorite softball player is her aunt.
at the same time, i don't know. >> i was a wrestler in high school and i can't imagine if i was wrestling a girl whether or not, as a father now, i don't think i would like my daughter to be in in a situation. >> but that's the only opportunity for her and she loves it, do you want to deny that opportunity? it's all about winning. >> so we're going to put that question up on twitter. if jenny finch can't figure it out, we need you to figure it out. >> mom of three. >> i'm kind of with you. i think we have to offer opportunities where they are. with the mindfulness. wrestling, though? you have a lot to consider when it comes to vitamins and supplements for kids. off fun alternative. >> yes. it's a powder that tastes yummy, it's sweetened with zylitol. it's not the gummy vites. >> you can put it on food, right? >> yeah. smoothies. they don't even know it.
>> it would have been an honor to have been striking out. i would consider that an honor. you're an incredible mom. >> these two are incredible softball players. professional player and softball player are going to toss the ball as we tease out. >> you're going to see brian. >> there you go. >> they know how to do it. look at that. coming up, if we convince elisabeth to come back and do the show. >> coming up after scandals at the v.a. and irs and dealing with ebola, do you still have any faith in our government's ability to function? bret baier is live from washington next. and do you recognize this guy? he's out on the town. newly single and ready to mingle. it's the photo everybody is talking about on this monday morning. >> they're talking about this
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good morning. it is monday, october 6, 2014. we start with a fox news alert for you. another ebola victim flying into the united states this hour. is it time to start considering extra screening at our airports? with the head of the cdc just told us. and did you hear the president say this last week about every single policy of his being on the ballot? was that a mistake? david axelrod seems to think so. bret baier joins us in just about a minute to talk about that and much more. and do you know who this is? here is a clue, he used to be considered one of the country's sexiest men. i think i know. i won't tell you. >> we all know. >> mornings are better with friends. every monday he joins us from our nation's capitol. he does "special report" on the fox news channel, 6:00 p.m.
eastern time. he of course is bret baier. good morning to you, bret. >> good morning. >> it sounds like that american journalist who is working for nbc news is going to land this hour out in nebraska. people still don't quite understand how he contracted it. the cdc itself is getting 800 calls a day. people across the country are very, very worried because let's face it, a lot of people don't trust the government. >> yeah. that's what it comes down to. but the bottom line here is that the cdc, and you heard dr. frieden on your air and others, the nih, other groups say that they can -- they have a feeling that they can contain all of this. there is still just one confirmed case in the u.s. obviously this other case is flying back because the u.s. is bringing him back to nebraska. but there is this sense that they have a handle on this now. you can't be overconfident. they can't express that there is not going to be another case and
you're hearing that time and time again that there may be another case. but they're urging calm. the question is whether they'll change what they say about the different guidelines at the airports and other considerations as time goes on. >> that's right. >> this is what the director of the cdc had to say. >> i understand that americans are scared about ebola, but you have to put it in perspective. there will not be a large ebola outbreak in the u.s. we stop it here by public health measures that track patients as it's being done in texas, by hospital infection control, that if done right will prevent any health care workers from getting it. we're not going to have the kind of outbreak here in any way, shape or form compared to what's happening in africa. >> so that was him this morning. he said a lot of nothing. calm down, everybody. meanwhile, the big question is, why americans are still worried about this, 'cause they're having trouble trusting the government because of the track record. the report card. bret, you've been covering the irs, the v.a. scandal, both
things have not been solved, they have not been taken care of nor does it seem like we're dressing them. here is the result of recent polls. what about the trust in the government? how do you feel? 8% say they have a great teal of trust. 32%, a fair amount. 42%, not very much. 17%, none at all. so that is not reassuring for this administration. >> i mean, the bottom line is that that seeps into all of this. and all of these past incidents, all these past agencies that had troubles and they've originally come out and said one thing and then we find out weeks later that it's something else. that erodes the trust. that's what you're seeing in these polls. when it comes to an outbreak potential or dealing with ebola, you want to have this trust that they're able to do it. so far they're exhibiting confidence that they are able to track all of this. you have to keep on asking questions. >> you have do have to. but one of the things is people are frustrated because they rook
at the current protocols where in those three west african country, the protocol is before you get on an airplane, they're going to ask you, did you touch anybody who had ebola? and in the case of mr. duncan, he simply lied on the declaration form and he got on the plane. or do you have a temperature? now apparently the worry is or maybe the government is getting so much blowback they're thinking, okay. maybe we should do something when they land, including now do you have a temperature? >> yeah. i asked homeland security secretary jay johnson this question many different ways on friday on "special report" and his answer was, listen, we are not definitively ending this that we could expand what we do at airports and we could expand the things that are under consideration. but right now they feel like they have a handle on this. that could change. >> hope so. >> another thing i think the government is trying to get a handle on right now, isis and their threat. we had another beheading on friday. talked about it.
followed by a threat to a former army ranger who could be next, they say. direct message to the president. you get us, we will get the next of yours. ahead of the f.b.i., after we keep hearing as a nation al-qaeda is dead, al-qaeda is dead, that narrative doesn't seem to ring true. james comey said this about al-qaeda as it relates to isil. >> would you describe the terrorist networks in syria as they exist now? >> they're a product of what i describe as the me tata says of al-qaeda. you have two, one called al nusra and then isil. they are both vicious, the inheritors of a lot of the mantle of al-qaeda, and present different threats in a lot of ways. >> is this as dangerous a time as al-qaeda at its peak? >> no, i don't think so. >> what's different? >> we are better organized as an intelligence community. we're better organized and
equipped at the border. we have relationships with our foreign partners, all which have make us better able to see dots and connect dots. the transformation since before 9-11 is striking. >> pretty direct. >> listen, couple of things there. one is he doesn't mention the khorasan group. he says isil and al nusra. >> he did talk about it earlier. >> well, just in that answer. and that is just interesting when he says there are two main groups, al nusra and isil. the khorasan group was said to be this imminent threat. that's the reason they launched the bombings. i think obviously there is a threat and figuring out how great it is to the homeland, we've been trying to walk through the tulips for the past two weeks. >> let's move on and talk about the midterm elections.
that's going to be the big story as october turns into november and we're here through the first week in october. president obama, said something on thursday that he might want back. if you listen to david axelrod, he absolutely made a mistake. let's listen to both of them. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. michelle is pretty happy about that. but make no mistake, these policies are the ballot. every single one of them. >> it was a mistake. but you know, fundamentally, the issue that he should be driving and the democratic party should be driving is forward looking because the problem is how our middle class people going to make a living in this country and what policies can we implement that can help? we ought to have that debate. >> he's admitting policies on the ballot is not good fort democratic party. >> he's being honest. from a pure political standpoint, i mean, who does that help? it doesn't even help him, the administration, because he's
trying to hold on to the (by saying that, it's an automatic ad for all of these senators in red states that are trying to hold ton democratic seats. it's already been put into ads all over the country. kansas, i think there is one in louisiana. it's all over the place. for all of these senators who are trying to run away or at least distance themselves from the president, this does not help. >> sure, because for months and months, democrats running for the senate said, look, i'm not running on barak obama's policies and they're not on the ballot. and then boom, on thursday, he just blowed up millions of dollars worth of advertising. >> yeah. now it's a national race. it was always, let's not joke -- kid ourselves. it was always this. it was always about the administration, about president obama. but all of these races said no, listen, these are local situations and local candidates. now the opponent there is are going to run this ad nonstop.
>> you don't mind if we watch your show tonight at 6:00 o'clock, do you? >> that sounds good. >> watch "special report." bret will be on. >> see you. >> thanks. heather nauert is on our show. what about 8:00 o'clock? >> exactly. good morning. there is another health scare to tell but. we're talking about the enterovirus. it has just turned deadly. the first victim is just a preschooler. this is four-year-old eli waller. he's from the state of new jersey. his only symptom his parents said, pink eye. another child from his school is now being tested for the virus. parents are understandably scared. and they're also angry that it took ten days for officials to let them know what was going on. >> very scary. i'm very nervous. we're very nervous. >> a lot of people sent their children home from school this week. >> up until yesterday, for a robo call to go out to the entire school district. >> according to the cdc, the
enterovirus sickened more than 500 people in 43 states. nearly all of those sickened have been children. that virus is suspected in three more states. a possible sighting of suspected cop killer eric frien has pennsylvania police now narrowing their intense four-week manhunt. authorities are focusing on a mile and a half square area after a possible sighting yesterday. it was not a positive i.d., they say. but police are hoping that it is a sign this they are getting closer to him. just two days ago, they found a camp site that had clothing, food and ammunition thought to belong to frien. a frantic search is underway for a missing woman in utah. take a close look. 350-year-old kalen lauder of murray, south of salt lake city. she was last seen on september 27. surveillance video shows her walking outside her apartment in the rain without shoes, money or a cell phone. her car was still in its parking spot. her sister says she hasn't slept in a week, but will not stop look for her sister.
>> even if the worst case scenario that she -- something has happened, like we need to find her body. >> police say that they are -- they have no leads and no suspects. do you recognize this guy? it's the former olympic hero, bruce jenner. take a close look here. the 64-year-old showing off a new hair raising look. his new look is sort of a throwback to the locks he sported in the '70s: in the montreal summer olympics. those who don't follow the headlines, he's been undergoing a bit of a physical transformation. >> emotionally he's getting a divorce from his wife. >> that's right. >> the kardashian mom. >> all right. we'll leave it at that. thanks. >> we have a lot of news here. >> making a lot of physical changes. listen to this, as we wait for another ebola victim to arrive in the united states this hour, many are wondering should we close the borders? our next guest said that could actually make things worse. >> yep. and his heart is in the right
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fox news alert. the cdc on high alert as the nbc camera man sick with ebola is expected back here in the united states within this hour. this after another possible case turns up in delaware. and another man in texas is fighting for his life. so why are we still letting people into the country who could have possibly been exposed? why not shut down the flights to secure the borders? many of you are asking. joining me is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease, anthony. good morning. we appreciate you giving us your time here on such a busy and active day as relates to ebola. the top question in everyone's mind is that given the fact that we are dealing with the cases as i just described of ebola and potential infection moving forward, why not, just as a precaution 'til we get things under control, seal off the border temporarily?
>> well, from a public health standpoint, that really doesn't make any sense. it's understandable how people can figure that that might help, but when you completely seal off and don't let planes in or out of the west african countries involved, then you could paradoxically make things much worse in the sense that you can't get supplies in. you can't get help in. you can't get the kind of things in there that we need to contain the epidemic. and the best way to protect america is to suppress the epidemic in west africa. and if we completely isolate them, don't let anything in, don't let anything out, we know from experience with public health that marginalizes them and you could have civil unrest, governments could fall, and then you wind up having spread of the virus to other countries in west africa which would only compound the problem. so it's understandable that
thought. let's just close them off. but it doesn't work. >> what about something perhaps less extreme, we'll say? >> like what? >> perhaps flights that were approved to go for treatment, for aid, for supplies to the area. but any other flights would have to go through an approval process. so a limited flight travel plan. not a complete closing. i don't think anyone who has a heart wants a group of people to suffer alone in the world and there are those that want to go and help and my heart is with them. but what about a partial ban, a closing of our borders at travel? >> of closing of our borders, i'm sorry, i don't know what you mean by that. i'm not trying to evade your question. >> supplies or flights that are specific to helping the situation as you just deemed important which i think many americans would agree with you, sir. but what about any other flights, just restricted?
>> i'm sorry, but that doesn't work. if you look at the newspapers and tv coverage, you think west africa is this nation of the people you see on the front page of the "new york times," sick in ebola treatment units. this is a nation of millions and millions of people, multiple nations. not one. you have americans there. you have business people there. people of dual citizenship who have to go back and forth. it's completely impractical and from a public health standpoint, not helpful to do that. i think every public health official feels that way. >> director of the cdc is meeting dr. friedman, is going to meet with the president today. if you were going in there and meeting with the president, what would your recommendations be in terms of changes that need to happen at our ports? >> right now what is being discussed and what will be discussed at the white house is the issue of entry screening.
right now today what is going on every day, if you and i went to an airport in monrovia, liberia and tried to get onto a plane and we had a fever or if we were sick, we would not be able to get on the plane. that's called exit screening. what is being discussed today is should you add an extra layer of entry screening, namely as people are getting off the plane. that's on the table. >> do you recommend that? >> i'm not going to make a recommendation on national tv. i'm going to be able to sit down and figure out what are the pros and the cons. and the discussion is going to be will the entry screening and the resources required to do entry screening be worth the bang out of the buck that you get out of that? we don't know right now and that's certainly open for the discussion. >> sure. worth checking into. we want to thank you for being with us today. director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. thanks for your time. >> good to be with you. doctors told him he had just days to live.
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just about five minutes to the bottom of the hour. quick headlines now. caught on camera, the heart-stopping moment an italian rally car nearly slams into a crowd. oh, my word. the car flips, missing people by mere inches. amazingly not one person was hurt. and a proposal gone not so well. a guy pops the question to his girlfriend on a hot air balloon
ride. then the pilot loses control, crashing it. look at this, right into the ocean. this happening right off the coast of san diego. thankfully they were saved by surfers. everyone is okay. and get this, they must be in love because she said yes. steve? >> that's great. thank you. he was diagnosed with two unrelated forms of cancer. first at age 13 and then again at age 16. he was given just a few days to live. now with just one functioning lung, sean swarmer has defeated the odds and become the first cancer survivor to climb mount everest. and he is just returning from his tenth summit of kilimanjaro. this cancer survivor and co-founder of cancer climbers association joins us live now. good morning to you. >> he also has very good reach for a selfy. we saw that in the picture. sean, it's hard to -- you're just a kid when you find out, 16.
have you thought about -- were you on the track to do something this amazing prior to this life and death experience? >> i think my parents really pushed me to be the best that i can be. and even when i was going through you treatments, i was running and doing something active. they're doing a lot of studies now that show if you are active during treatments, you can handle the treatments a lot better. i think maybe that's the explanation. >> you have lived with so much adversity since you were a kid and you've been on this program a bunch of times. he has been named one of the eight most inspirational people in the world, in history because you've got a great message. >> thank you. >> in particular -- your goal was to climb everest and you did effectively. you say everybody in life has a goal, but it seems like we're approaching them backwards. >> exactly. one of the things i do is motivational speaking. i've come up with this notion,
this idea that people do look at their goals from a completely wrong perspective. and they always start at base camp using the mountain analogy. everyone always starts at base camp and works to the top. but what if you start successful, even before you begin down that journey towards your goal n your mind, you're already successful? any obstacle that comes in your way will never be enough to stop you. just to slow you down. so take that mountain analogy, flip it upside down. start successful and in your head, make sure it's real before you even begin. >> in your head you've already climbed it? >> exactly. it works with anything in life. >> through visualization? >> yeah, really believe in what you're doing. >> and you feel like you've been there before. what is it like having -- knowing at an early age that we're not going to live forever? >> that's a tough question. it's very difficult to deal with. i just recently lost my grandpa a few weeks ago. it's very difficult, just realizing that at some point in
your life you're going to die. one of the things i realized going through the treatments and the cancers and climbing the mountains and everything is that we should not worry about dying, but we should worry about not living a life that matters. >> that's great. >> wow. >> without revealing too much, what are you going to be doing this winter? >> i have the new york city marathon next month. this winter i'm going to be going -- you know how the birds fly south fort winter. i'm going to go way, way south. >> way past capistrano. >> that's all he's going to say so far. once you do it, you got to come back. >> yep. >> check out his web site, seanswarner.com. coming up, think pay phones are obsolete? think one more time. now they're being used to track you through your cell phone. we'll explain. and the election officially one month away. can democrats keep control in the senate or will republicans tip the balance of power in their direction? larry sabato knows about what goes on in that building.
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we've got a fox news alert. the airplane carrying the fifth earn sickened with ebola has just landed, as you can see, at an air field near omaha, nebraska. you're looking live at epley airfield near omaha. the victim is a freelance photographer who nbc hired to shoot a story on ebola in liberia. he will be treated at the
nebraska medical center. he is reportedly in good spirits. he's walking and eating on his own. he is now in the united states. let's check in with peter doocy for the very latest. peter? >> reporter: that's right. all eyes are on that epley air field in omaha where he just landed at a remote part of the property. you see the jet there. that jet refueled on its way to nebraska in bangor, maine. he lappedded now. that is his final stop. the plan is to quickly load him into a specially equipped ambulance for a 15-minute ride to the nebraska medical center. this nbc news photographer will be the second person treated for ebola at the nebraska medical center. the other was another american doctor, richard sacra. the nebraska medical center has special biocontainment patient care unit with ten beds, very tight security, and some other unique features designed to stop the spread of diseases like
ebola. for example, they've got an air filtration system that uses ultraviolet light to stop organisms from sneaking out of contaminated rooms and into other areas where patients are being treated. also a laundry is sterilized. there is a dunk tank for specimens to clean everything. if a patient needs to be moved, they have these things called biopods that isolate people and all their germs while moving from point a to point b. according to nbc, his parents and girlfriend are going to meet him in nebraska. but they'll only be able to see him through video chat until doctors can guarantee that he is not contagious. back to you in new york. >> all right. peter doocy with the very latest on that nbc journalist who has contracted ebola and is now in nebraska. >> how could he not be contagious if he hasn't taken anything yet? >> he's contagious. he's got the disease. >> right. but i'm just saying -- 26 minutes before the top of the hour.
heather nauert has the other news breaking. >> this is quite a story coming out of california. there is a california man who is currentsly fighting for his life after he was beaten unconscious in the angel stadium parking lot. police look for three men suspected of the apparently unprovoked attack. it was a violent beating. it happened after the anaheim angels playoff game against the kansas city royals. the 43-year-old victim is now in the hospital in critical condition and police need your help. the oklahoma mosque tied to the beheading suspect gets a special message from president obama. the white house sending its praises to the islamic society of greater oklahoma city for its work as it tried to rebuild more oklahoma after a tornado tore through that area back in 2013. nolan was a member of that mosque. he allegedly murdered and beheaded a co-worker while he yelled islamic phrases. there is a new terror threat for new york city helicopter tours? stop the chop, that's the name of a new campaign is calling on
the city to end hundreds of helicopter tours of the new york area. the group says that low flying helicopters are sitting ducks that can easily be taken down. they're calling on the mayor to end those flights. the mayor's office says that the issue is currently being reviewed. mariah carey waking up to a whole lot of criticism this morning for a performance of hers in tokyo. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> the 44-year-old singer having a little bit of trouble hitting some of the high notes in a kick off for her world tour. fans taking to social media and weren't kind. some say it's time for mariah to retire. those are your headlines. she has such a beautiful voice.
>> i blame the audio guy. he should have had the instrumental so loud you couldn't hear her. >> exactly. >> those dancers were so distracting anyway. >> how could you be mean on line? >> she hit more notes than anyone could if they tried any day. thanks. congratulations again to marie i can't. she got engaged. we couldn't be more happy for her. i love your smile. >> thank you. good morning to you. that's right. i'm engaged. there he is. he's reed timer, just the kindest, warmest, most generous, loving person i've ever met. he really is amazing and i'm so honored and so blessed to be engaged to him. we believe we'll be looking at a wedding date, november, december. we'll keep you updated. let's take a look at the current conditions across the country because we do have some chilly temperatures early this morning. in the 50s, 40s and even 30s
across parts of new england. you can see out there across portions of the upper midwest, also on the chilly side. and those high temperatures, 80s and 90s in texas. it will be hot there. and we do have the risk for severe weather from parts of eastern texas all wait to -- the way to kentucky and southern parts of ohio. let's head back inside. maria, this is going to be a match made in heaven because he is a storm chaser and you as a forecaster know where the storms are going to be. so you can say, honey, we should be going to oklahoma this weekend. >> great partnership. >> yeah, that's right. we have actually been to already 31 states together just this year, from traveling around looking at storms or even just planning weekend adventures. so it's a great match. i'm so happy. couldn't be any happier. >> congratulations. >> we couldn't be more happy for you. >> and everybody watching is invited. correct? >> yeah. >> no rain date.
>> thanks, congratulations again. >> thanks. meantime, midterm elections just weeks away. can the democrats keep control of the u.s. senate or will republicans tip the balance of power in their direction? larry sabato, who has correctly predicted every presidential race since dewey joins us next. bombs away. this first pitch going viral. he joins us live with another surprise just ahead. fore earnink everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. all with no hoops to jump through. rafael was inspired to use his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to spend a night watching the stars, under the stars. that's the beauty of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america
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fox news alert. a plane carrying the fifth american sickened with ebola lands in nebraska. right now you are looking at epley airfield in omaha. the victim is being taken away, as you see here, in an ambulance right this minute. he will be treated at the nebraska medical center. he's a freelance photographer
who nbc hired to shoot a story on ebola in liberia, is reportedly in good spirits, walking and eating on his own. we'll stay with this. brian? let's talk midterm elections. the balance of power in the senate is up for grabs. with the mid terms just less than a month away now, the gop needs just six seats to gain the majority. so what are the key races to watch now that we set the table? let's bring in the man that knows usually, he's with the university of virginia, center for politic, dr. larry sabato. we're down to the last few weeks. you want to begin with three races in particular. first stop, iowa. >> iowa is very important if the republicans are going to take over the senate because that has become a bluish state. it can be purple, but usually is democratic blue. but they have a good chance -- not an excellent chance, but a a woman named jody ernst. the first woman senator or
member of congress or governor from iowa. only iowa and mississippi have never elected a woman. she's running against a democratic congressman, because brailley, who has made quite a few gaffes. you'll see people in both parties can make gaffes. so right now it's very close. ernst has a tiny lead. there is a slight lean to her, but this last month will be critical mainly because of the mail ballots which democrats tend to dominate in iowa. >> wow. interesting. now, talk about one of the runoffs states is louisiana. mary landrieu, even though so much seems to be going against her in louisiana, she's still hanging tight. according to your average polls, she's up by almost two percentage points on bill cassidy? >> well, yes, because louisiana has to do it in a different way, as you know. they got to have their primary when everybody else is having their general election. so we're not going to get a definitive result out of louisiana november 4. you're going to have mary
landrieu, the democratic incumbent, move forward probably with congressman bill cassidy, a republican, to a early december runoff that will determine the next senator. look, louisiana has gotten increasingly conservative. it is strongly anti-obama. landrieu has won three times, but never gotten more than 52%. so it's possible, possible this is her water loo. >> georgia and alaska you point out are also in runoffs. we could wait until right before or after thanksgiving. let's go to colorado now where surprisingly, the republicans out in front. what's going on here? >> colorado is having a boomerang effect. they are a purple state, highly competitive. but they've gone strongly democratic in the last few elections. often when that happens, you'll have a pullback. this is the perfect year for them to have a pullback because it's a midterm election year,
lower turnout. and you're correct, the republicans are doing quite well in both the governorship contest and the u.s. senate contest. >> finally -- >> you got to watch out for the polls in colorado. they're often inaccurate. they don't measure hispanic vote well. >> right. and which would be better for the democrats theoretically. real quick on kansas, the only seat the republicans are in danger of not holding. pat robertson more than in a lot of trouble? >> a great deal of trouble. it's really incredible that kansas, ruby red kansas, might be the state that deprive republicans of a majority in the senate. a year ago nobody thought kansas would be at all competitive. but now you have no democrat running for senate. you have an independent who doesn't say whether he's going to caucus with democrats or republicans. he's wealthy. pat roberts had a long career in congress and frankly, he looks
old and tired on tv. and orman is taking advantage of it. the party, the republican party in kansas is deeply divided. >> wow. it's going to be interesting going to your crystal ball to the final few weeks. thanks so much. tell all the kids in school i said hi. >> they'll love to hear it, brian. thank you. >> thank you very much. coming up straight ahead, it was a first pitch like you've never seen before. check out this army vet getting down in the mud and tossing the pitch like a grenade. first let's check in with bill hem who are is always throwing bombs with martha mccallum. >> pull that pin. how are you? good morning. leon panetta questions president obama's leadership. that's not all he says. the latest developments on the ebola front here at home from over the weekend. how many americans are fighting alongside isis? a brand-new report on that. if you argue that radical islam exists, does that make awe racist? a heated debate when martha and i see you at the top of the hour
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and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. he served in the united states army for more than 20 years. brian, when you're ready. >> army veteran brian keaton shocking the crowd at the nationals, giants game when he drops to the ground and threw out the first pitch like it was a grenade and pulled the imaginary pin first. >> joining us is sergeant first class brian keaton himself. sergeant, it is an honor to have you here. you certainly wowed the crowd. how did this all come about that you would get outthrow that pitch?
>> how did it feel? was that the question? >> yes. >> it was awesome. every baseball fan's dream, to do something like that. i never thought i'd do something like that. i've been fortunate to get to meet the team through being at walter reed and stuff. so they asked me to do it. it was a lot of fun. i had a blast. >> absolutely. and you've been in the area, you've been at walter reed for 3 1/2 years as they've taken care of you. at what point -- you're talking about how it's every fan's dream to throw out the first pitch. okay. that's true. but not many people throw it out the way you just did. why did you decide to do it that way? >> well, a lot of those guys, i took them out for training right before the playoffs. and i made them low crawl and throw grenades and high crawl and they wanted to see what it was like to be a soldier.
so we tried to respect that fact and we really trained them. and we had some pretty fun times with them on the range and stuff. not on a real range, but a private range. and then just -- it was just a good time and kind of an inside joke and i said, like, i'm going to do this one time and i'm a wounded warrior. i might as well throw a grenade. >> your whole family serving in the military. your son is in the academy. your oldest is an airborne ranger. in the big picture, we know what you did for the nationals. tell us what you did for the country. describe your service over the last few years. >> i didn't do anything that nobody else has done. i mean, the guys that are going to work 8 to 5 here that aren't in the military that give me a country to fight for, i didn't do anything more special than them. >> how did you get wounded? >> war, man.
>> yeah. >> whatever. >> you sustained injury, you said walter reed brought you back three years. you're a dad of five. after that pitch, everyone saw you, it looked like you were writing something on the mound. what did you write there? >> well, i'll tell you, elisabeth, i wrote the greatest name ever and that would be my wife's, kristen. i've been deployed for -- and gone so much since 2001 and i wish she could have gone on that mound with me because honestly, if we're being realistic, i would have never been there if it wasn't for my wife raising the kids while i was gone and loving me and taking care of me when i was sick. she's a hero. my wife, kristen, is the hero. that's the name i wrote in the mound because it was terrible that i couldn't have her with me, or any of the kids. but i thought, well, if i'll do this, she'll forever be up here with me in my memory. i did it. that's my hero.
>> you have a family of patriots there. u.s. army sergeant first class brian keaton, thank you very much for joining us and we have seen a lot of first pitches, but that's the best one ever. thank you, sir. >> thank you for having us on. i really appreciate it. have a great day. >> and go nats, by the way. >> you watch. they're going to come back. >> that's right. >> let's go, nats! here is a shout out to you, mike rizzo, matt williams, thank you for all you've done for the wounded warriors. we love you guys, and everybody back the nats, they back the wounded warriors, let's love. >> thanks so much. straight ahead, president obama says the war on isis will last three years. but former c.i.a. director and defense secretary leon panetta says more like 30. but why so long
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former c.i.a. directorror leon panetta doubling down on his criticism of president obama in a new interview. he says it was a mistake to take any options off the table and now americans should get ready for a 30-year war. >> i think we're looking at kind of a 30-year war kind of history here in which it's going to take a long time to be able to go after these elements. >> he's very critical of president obama during his last two years. >> meanwhile, in the latest edition of oh, joe, our vice president issued two apologies this weekend after a speech on thursday, the vice president suggested our arab allies, armed and fund terrorists in syria. he was forced to make personal calls to the crown prince of abu dhabi and the president of turkey. way to go, joe. and in case you missed it, a singer performing the canadian national anthem takes a spill. oh, he did get back up, though, and finished the song. good for him. >> look at that.
it's all about the red carpet. you can't skate across it. >> if we have a take away, it's p you're on skates, look out for the carpet. >> have a great day. see you back here tomorrow, cantlie. bill: good morning. a fox news alert. brace for a long battle with isis. that's the warning from president obama's former defense secretary leon panetta. he's saying the president's leadership and policies have set us up for a very long military engagement. listen. >> i think we are look at kind of a 30-year kind of war history here in which it's going to take a long time to be able to go after these elements. bill: we are looking at three decades of military involvement. first, though, a m

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