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get it done again. and neither cot -- could the cardinals. st. louis cardinals! thanks for rubbing it in. >> you are watching "fox & friends" a great way to begin your day. >>dave: don king. how about the st. louis cardinals 10 1/2 games out. i was up until, i was blurry eyed looking at the club at 11:30. and my wife asked me at 3:30, would won? >> i stayed up until 4:00 to watch the over game that ended at 1:00 o'clock a.m. so, now you need to go on and win, philadelphia, if you get knocked out in the next mind, so, ryan and --. >>dave: a great world series. hopefully the rating reflect that. >>alisyn: if you were up late, we appreciate you getting up with us. you are about to see new video from afghanistan where a nato convoy has come under attack. afghanistan officials confirm that three civilians and one police officer is dead in the homicide bombing and we hear reports that the u.s. troop could be among the casualties. the taliban claiming responsibility, with more details as it comes in. a bizarre turn of events in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. her family is being wicked away to a secret location just moments after they called police on a woman named tina porter. who own kids went missing back in 2004. she said she just wanted to offer her support. >> i am tina parter and want to speak to jeremy and deborah. when this is over and said and done, and whatever happens with lisa, if they expect the community to wrap their arms around them, they got another thing coming. >>alisyn: another strange twist the irwin's kansas city city based tone has been taken off the case. no word on why. but we will hear what the judge says about the case, covering it from start to finish at 9:15. the south carolina gunman who prompted a lockdown of ten schools after shooting at an officer has been caught. thanks to a tip police arrested the 25-year-old patrick lawrence in greenville and took him to the hospital for treatment gunshot wounds. he led police on a chase in a stolen s.u.v. and found him at another apartment complex but he fired self shots before disappearing into the woods. >> new video from st. louis where the cardinals won. >>dave: the celebrating all night long the cards clinching their 11th world series title, gale seven over the rangers. look at the mass of humanity. here is the play that sealed up number 11. >> what a game? the cardinals of world champs in 2011. >>dave: there is the skipper, big come back for the cardinals who were just one strike away from elimination, twice, in game six, and how about st. louis native, the mvp, david fries setting a post senator record with 2 is rbi's and we will bring you later highlights. >>clayton: they come out of nowhere and suddenly gets to the fill and he crushes them. why come alive new? go back in your slumber. >>alisyn: sour grapes. >>dave: 8 1/2 games out in the month of october, what they have done justified object. >>clayton: we can see the first snow fall in the northeast since the civil war in october? >>dave: you remember that? >>clayton: wait a minute. come on! rick: the biggest since the civil war. when the reports began to be kept. we have seen snow in the month of october in new york but .8" in 1925. fill, 2.1", and boston, 1.1 itch. in most of these cases but for washington, dc they will pass the snow fall totals with the storm that will begin as rain today, and cross over to snow as we get in later this afternoon and the cold air is in. and, now, the warnings from across west virginia, and virginia, up to maine, so a wide-spread snow event and we will talk about a lot of places with 6" or 12" of snow. that is not that big of a deal and these parts, but it is october. there are leave on the trees and it will be a heavy, wet, snow so it will not be the light fluffy stuff. heavy wet snow and a lot of tree damage from this and a lot of power outages. so you need to get your batteries and get stuff ready to spend a couple of days without power which is not good. it will be cold. the snow is going across west virginia, and virginia and toward pennsylvania and upstate new york. this is a model, we see, in the southern end of this, may up to 4". 2" around new york city. and scranton, 4", but the hudson river area seeing sixsix to 12". this is a big winter storm. >>clayton: and the trees have not shed their leave so the heavy ice. rick: more surface area for the snow to hang on and it gets heavier so that is why we will see problem with the trees. >>dave: i had to break out the credit cart scraper on friday morning. i wasn't ready. maria toll us. but i wasn't ready. >>clayton: and more friday night documents from the white house when everyone is leaving and ready for happy hour at 5:00 p.m., when the white house released new documents. this time, now, the white house announcing a review of the energy department's loan program, this comes in response to everything that has been going on with solyndra. >>alisyn: the chief of staff says it is time for independent analysis of this loan portfolio. this is significant because he said $36 billion loan portfolio is supposed to go to "green" technology but after what happened with solyndra he hope as former treasury official who is happened with this, and he will conduct a 60-day review and see if there are better warning signs that could be implemented. >>dave: wait, wait, wait, better wanting signs than your own office of management and budget that says "bad listen." >>alisyn: redding ins were ignored in solyndra and they are trying to find out what other flares they could send up. >>dave: here is what the energy secretary says, these programs are helping our country compete in the global race for the grown, rather, clean energy jobs of the future and i look forward to working during the conducting of the review to recommend steps to ensure the department is protecting the interests of taxpayers. yes, that would be a go goal. and republican are demanding, they say they could subpoena all the white house documents, all of their correspondent, on this solyndra affair. they have not gotten that yet and they have not subpoenaed them yet but if they do it reaps another level. >>clayton: there could be another solyndra in the works if you look at what people could call crone capitalism because there is another investment firm and the vice chairman was a former fundraiser of president obama and one of their companies it will got an approval for a $50 million loan. so, people say, well, you are chummy with everyone in the white house you get $50 million loan. >>alisyn: this is the vehicle protection group getting $50 million group, to make while chair accessible cars and taxis so that sounds like an important business slant but for whatever reason they needed this $50 million loan and the bundler associated not only with the previous campaign in 2008 but the upcoming campaign and promised $500,000 to bundle, so he was connect the to the vehicle protection group. now the white house and i think they have a point, says, well, they went through all the proper channels, this is a two-year review process and there is nothing fishy about this and the truth is, it is so incestous. it is hard to find someone who did not contribute. >>dave: were there other companies that did not have political connections. here is the department of energy: a decision to provide the vehicle production group was mated -- made baited on the merits after two years of review by officials at the doe loan program so crony capitalism charges again, that they promised would not happen. is this an issue going forward in the campaign? you would imagine. >>clayton: and romney is on the campaign trail keeping, he has been under attack for some of his positions but he is keep, his focus clearly on rebound and he sees him as the main opposition not the other candidates. take a listen. >> the budget has blamed george w. bush, republicans. congress. a.t.m. machines. it's ... it's, he looks for someone to blame. the president should take responsibility. his economic lands difficulty work. he borrowed $787 billion and said it would hold unemployment below 8 percent. it has not been below 8 percent since. he set the bogey. he missed it. he failed. >>alisyn: and rick perry, some of the other g.o.p. mandates are focused squarely on romney and talked about whether or not romney was a flip-flopper, and jon huntsman on that. >> i do think we want a president who is consistent, a president who is an individual who has a set of moral values and they live it every day. but, they also want someone who has a record and a consistent record not being on this side of an issue in this election. this side in another election. consistency is important. you may not agree with me but you don't have to wake up in the morning, is rick perry going to be the same guy in two years that he was two years ago in and the answer to that, "yep." >> candidates need to show leadership. can you not be a perfectly lubricated weather vein on the important issues of the day whether it is libya, the debt ceiling, whether it is the discussion around the kasich bill in ohio where governor romney has been missing in action. >>dave: that was perfectly lubricated weather vein if you missed it. >>clayton: do you know the controversial smoking man from herman cain? huntsman daughters have promised with this spoof ad. >>alisyn: and he cast himself as the squeaky clean outsider but now has he opened the door to those he vowed to keep out ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll make everything okay ♪ walk together the right way ♪ do, do, do, do and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and 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of setting the agenda are over. >> but a recent report shows 15 of president obama's biggest fundraisers have ties to lobby ing. and a chief correspondent with the "washington examiner," joins us. an interesting point that shows the president technically has not broken that promise, they found a loophole. what is that loophole? >>guest: it depends on the meaning of "lobbyist." there is something called a lobbying disclosure act and it requires anyone who spend are monday than 20 percent of their work time on lobbying to register with the senate. but it is never enforced. no one has to declare themselves a lobbyist and what has happened, a number of people would clearly engage if lobbying who run lobbying businesses are not registered and, therefore, are raising money for the white house are having events for the president. for example, the head of the lobbyingship of pfizer has raised more than $500,000 for the president and has held events and has been at the white house. the head of the lobbying shop of comcast, the television giant, has done same. a number of people would head small law firms and consulting firms that are exclusively devoted to lobbying have done the same thing. the difference is they are sometimebly not registered as lobbyists. >>alisyn: a problem as you know you cannot swing a dead cat in walk without hit a lobbyists. so, was it even realistic for the president to set that high a bar that no one ever connected to lobbying would be part of the white house? >>guest: well, probably not and we should say he not only set that bar in the campaign of 2008 but he is still saying it in e-mail and fundraising e-mails that the president is sending out now, he is saying he doesn't accept money from lobbyists. this is not illegal to accept money from lebanonists under the federal guide lanes the republicans are doing it. and that is part of the reason the president is doing it so he can say he is better than republicans in this case. but, clearly, there is a game going on here and there is in doubt that people who have involved in lobbying are contributing to the president's campaign. >>dave: you brought up the line "better than republicans," that is what the president's spokesman said on friday. >> this president has been the most transparent in terms of disclosure, the most ethical in terms of the money he will accept and the money he will not accept. there is anyone who compares thus far. we hope that there will be. and certainly the republican candidates are not even making an effort and the fact is the president's record is unparalleled. >>dave: so the problem is transparency, right, byron? >>guest: there has been a perverse effect, the obama administration rule has meant a lot of people who engage if lobbying are no longer regular stepping so they can continue to contribute. >>dave: my contacts in washington, dc says no one registers as a lebanonist. >>alisyn: byron, york, thank now joining. antiwar recruiters are being allowed inside schools, along with military recruiter. is that fair? >>dave: remember the blackberry out agency that lasted day? the case is headed to court. regions quick deposit lets you deposit checks right from your office. so sitting at your desk is just like going to the bank. see? i'm at the bank. now i'm in the office. at the bank. in the office. at the bank. in the office. >>alisyn: time for quick headlines for the second straight night police in nashville have arrested 26 occupy wall street protesters defying the city's new 10:00 p.m. curfew. despite the arrests demonstrators vow to return to the capital grounds tonight. talk about a scary creep. the f.d.a. warning adults that eating lots of black licorice can cause the heart to beat dangerously fast. good to know. stick to snickers. >>clayton: you probably saw the him contain smoking ad, well, what you would call it, with the campaign, the campaign ad rolled out. with his chief staff. and a few seconds, drop the banner, it turns out that the campaign donations increased as a result of that ad. >>dave: $5 million take in the month of october. >>alisyn: so jon huntsman another g.o.p. rival, his 3, 20 something daughters decided to do a funny send up of that campaign ad. here is their vision. >> 2012 girls here. we have the privilege of watching our father, john huntsman represent america three separate time overseas and back here at home as a two term governor of utah. >> we strongly believe our dad has the experience and proven track record. we are shamelessly promoting our dad like no other candidate family's has but, thens agains no one has seen a trio like these those girls. ♪ i am america >>dave: fun for the cigarettes. i don't if imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but it takes a real woman to wear a mustache. would you do it on the show? >>clayton: absolutely. they set up the twitter account to handle jon 2012 girls, in a twitter account and the huntsman camp has done well on social media. he took to twitter and he was not having a campaign staffer type out squeaks but was commenting on rick perry's position. >>alisyn: he is a smart guy. a diplomat. he was a two term governor. why haven't he gotten more traction. >>clayton: the "wall street journal" said the same, she a guy we are surprise we do not hear more. the media, the 30-second sound bits from the debates, spend to him in 30 seconds and we do not hear him he is pushed to the end of the debate and he has elevated the level. >>dave: the economic plan was the most respects among economists but some of the liberal positions in the past he could not overcome them, although romney has and i think it is because she so similar to romney in some regards but mitt has been running for five or six years. >>alisyn: jon huntsman and i share a mutual friend and my friend says he speaks something like six languages, and he lies something like five instruments, brilliantly, and this man need as second look. he is a part guy. and been pushed asighted. >>clayton: he ought to get identity of flicks. >>alisyn: his daughters obviously are clever and giving him a media presence. >>dave: will girls will be on "fox & friends" on tuesday. >>clayton: a teacher paid over $100,000 in a pension fund but walks away with will ifs. in payout. at the taxpayers' expense. >>alisyn: has your significant other ever made you dress up in a costume you hated for halloween? it turns out that could have lasting effects on your relationship. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>clayton: antiwar groups getting the green light to recruit kids at school in portland, oregon, alongside the military recruiters causing controversy. >> recruiters have worked hard trying to win our trust and enlist our son. we never felt they have been dison or our son needed additional information provided by an antirecruiting group. >> it is a matter of fairness. congressman dates that schools have to invite the military in and we feel there should be response. we are not telling kids not to join the military. >> lieutenant colonel tony schaefer is a senior member for advanced studies and was a recruiter himself to the 80's. >>guest: ready to sign it. do i get benefits and everything from the antiwar guys. >>clayton: they say we just want fairness, the other side gets to come into the schools and do the recruiting, and the gentleman in the sound bite saying we want fairness. >>guest: this is insane. if adults have a problem with the military and war they need to be going to their congressman. it is a congressional and social issue not which should be supposed to the kids. when i was a recruiter we brought benefits to the kids. i spent 30 years in, i got an education, i got skilled, i like to believe they served me well and this is insane. you have board members who are trying to make themselves feel better but they are not doing anything for the kids. their job is to take care of the kids. the military comes to with options and antiwar does not come in with options. if you won a calendar, you bring in the peace corps, this is meant to undermine recruiting with no alternative. >>clayton: interesting point. the peace corps. the criticism is the individuals say, look, yes the recruiters are trying to get individuals to serve in the military and provide an incredible service and jobs and benefits and career and the other side, we know what has happened to the individual whose have served in afghanistan and iraq and we know know about post traumatic stress disorder order and that is what is in the information they hand out. >>guest: that is relevant to a decision that should be weed of the individual. however, when you look at how people act, people go to school, they get an education, they are exposed to options. the antiwar folks are not an option but something they are trying to prevent the continued sustainment of defense. the job is not to fight. our job is to defend the country. this is what people go to do, to defend the country. antiwar, going to war, that is congressional and executive branch issue, again, these board members are not looking out for the kids but looking for their own personal beliefs. if you have a problem about war talk to congress and the president. >>clayton: they say the intend is to provide students with as much information as possible to make informed decisions. you disagree? >>guest: i disagree. this is, where does it stop? you had buy beyond york talking about green jobs do we allow green jobs to say instead of military, come work for us? where does it stop? the idea here, this is a process which gives kids options. the parents will talk to the kids and the kids can fine what is going on in the war, this is a volunteer military. if you don't want to volunteer, that is great but no reason to have people trying to counter the message. it is counterproductive and i don't see how it is legal. it is a slippery slope. >>clayton: former recruiter, thank you for joining us. >>alisyn: and right to the headlines, tones for michael jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray dropped the shell they have been hinting at. the defense star witness, dr. paul white said michael jackson likely caused his own death and suggests the singer injected the lethal dose himself. he is the final witness for the defense of the an accused serial killer, the grim sleeper, is now linked to six more murders. that brings the total to 16. d.n.a. evidence linked the defendant to the first ten murders last year and all of those women whose bodies were found if the streets of los angeles and new victims were identified in a stash photographs that were found in his home, but, the prosecution says they not be seeking charges in the new cases because their case against franklin is already strong enough, and they don't want him to delay the trial. u.s. attorney attorney general holder agreed to testify before a house panel on operation "fast and fewer -- furious," in the past, hold are said he had nothing to do with the program but house republicans thing there is more to the story. he will testify december 8. last weekend, we told you about two elementary schools in springfield, new jersey, banning kids from wearing their halloween costume on monday, but just when students thought their plans could dress up were ruined, the superintendent changed his mind. >> i am excited. >> this is their dream. why dash the dreams without a fought? we fought, and we won. >> the superintendent says he reversed the decision because of "public pressure." the kids leaned on him, they enwhatted halloween, and it worked. >>dave: and now experts. not world series is any indication, perhaps jon huntsman even gingrich, have a chance at the nomination, because nobody gave the cardinals even the slightest chance of winning it all. they were left for dead 8 1/2 games out in october. down to the philadelphia. down to brewers. a strike away from him thais twice against the rangers and they trailed 2-0 in game seven. but that lead did not last long. there you see the rangers go up early. two runs scoring, and st. louis comes back on the bat of hometown hero, and the world series and league champion mvp, 21rbi in the post-season. how about that as they tie it at two, and bottom thrown, craig, the other hero for the cardinals, was in for an injury and deep to right and gone and cards get two more runs in the 5th and another in the 6ing to make it 6-2 st. louis and the ranger could not recover and the cardinals win it all for the second time in five years. how about st. louis? 6-2, the 11th world series title. n.b.a. news another month of the nba season benched. nba commissioner david sterns said labor negotiations did not go well this week. players and owners reportedly still at anothers over a revenue distribution and a few other sticking points, namely the luxury tax. games will not resume until at least december 1st. it could make the season more exciting cutting it from 82 to, say, 50. who knows? >> broken wees quaterback has officially become a verb. it started when tebowing was seen praying after a victory on sunday and now people imitate that pose and posting it online. a go has started tebowing.com. you can see this woman is tebowing, of course, in a cornfield, and babies are doing this. what does tebow thing of all of this? pore later on. >> i love when people suppose their kids. >> some were worried that tebow would be angered. he loves it. and he said i dig this trend so i better get down and tebow here on national tv. back to you guys. >>alisyn: and how about the newborn doing it. >>dave: when your name becomes a verb you have made it, my friend. rick what do you think? rick: some idea and it would involve alcohol. totally true. guys, the rest of the country is looking good and florida is looking good in the southern parts of the southwest looking good but the big story is around the northeast, we have a lot of drop come moisture that was hurricane rina and that makes this be a wet stock storm so whu snow melts the precipitation will be 2" to 3" so flooding and the areas that get snow, very, very heavy wet snow with a lot of trees coming down and a windy system from 50 to 55 miles per hour through this. the snow on the troops and the wind blowing will be a big problem. at 3:00 today, snow just across the interior section, still rain on the coat, by tonight, thats i don'ts over into snow along the coastal areas with snow on the beeps. by tomorrow this is a far northern new england thing in the morning. and tomorrow afternoon, all gone and windy tomorrow. >>dave: harrisburg going bankrupt, 14" of snow in october. >>alisyn: thank you. >>clayton: blackberry users headed to court over the massive we outage. but will presidents cash in on the class 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have a chance? >>guest: it is november frivolous lawsuit but for $1.25 no one will get rich as a class action member. outage cases against utilities are very difficult to bring and in this case it is a loss of use. you still could use your blackberry during this time but the difficult part of these class action lawsuits is the consumers do not have contracts with blackberry they have them with their service provider so their beef in the clacks action -- class action lawsuit ought to enagainst the service provider. so they cannot do it whether the lawsuit will get $1.25 back, that is highly unlikely. it will be pennies on the dollar, if we come back a year or two in now to fine out the final result. >>dave: i wonder, because when it first happened i thought, what if i missed a major job interview or business meeting because i did not get e-mails. people live and die with these things. could you have a case for actual real money here? >>guest: well, you could. you could have a variety of different kind of damages and i respectfully disagree with the point made a moment ago. we are talking about real dollars here. there are 2.5 million users in california alone. and the company makes $3.5 million a day. they pay for the service and rely on the service and does not get it this is why class action lawsuits make sense. this is real dollars. they came back and said we will provide you $100 worth of free apps. i have respect for the company but i don't think people want to download a video game. they want to be rely on the device to make stock trades, make the appointments you are talking about and rely upon important communications. the people are business owners when that is broken for a week, they do have a claim. this case will move forward and it will be interesting to see what happens. >>dave: what will happen? >>guest: well, i predict there will be a certification of the class in california. i grow with the point that some of these we contracts have certain components such as arbitration clauses that could make it difficult but the supreme court made it clear if it is too own rose they don't follow that and they apply the class, so, look, they pay for the service and they did not get the service and it was interrupted. they have a claim. >>dave: is it should down, chip? >> i don't think so. there will be a settlement. i bring class actions, i believe in this. but i don't believe in this because the tones will not get much money for anyone. the truth of the matter, they have lost, they have people like high school who switched over from one phone to another because they gave poor service at the time. and that is what consumes do to get poor service anywhere, they do not sue for $1.25. >>guest: but they don't lose service for a week. >>dave: no comment from the company. appreciate you joining us today. could the couples' costumes on halloween ruin your relationship? listen up before you dress you on monday. but first some teachers make a mint getting millions in pensions although they only contribute a fraction while your taxpayer money is fattening some wallets. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleraon, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ nd so no one gets left behind, check out our all-new, affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. >>alisyn: 2.5 million dollars is what one retired chicago teacher has pulled in, in pension payouts so far. he is not alone. 100 chicago educators receive huge pension payouts after putting in a small fraction. the vice president of taxpayers united of america which has tracked these stunning payouts. good morning, christina. let me show our viewers some of the examples that your organization uncovered in terms of payout contributions versus, sorry, pension contributions versus payouts. a man named byrd contributed $126,000 to the pension and he got $2.5 million. in the second example, $100,000 contributed and, again, $2 million paid out. the third example, only $60,000 contributed to the pension, and $2 million paid out. christina, how do the numbers make sense? >>guest: they are correct. the pension payouts are astronomical. what we are doing here in illinois not only in illinois but nationwide is we trying to implement pension reform. we fed to reform the system or it will collapse. >>alisyn: no wonder cities and states are going bankrupt when there is this sort of discrepancy between what you contribute and what you, then, cash in. how did the system get so broken? >>guest: well, currently the teachers only pay 9 percent into their salaries, their pensions, and nothing for medical. so all we are asking for, for reform, in illinois is to increase the pay out from 9 percent to 19 percent and to pay for what of their medical. we also are asking for all new government employees to not have pensions, to only go into 401(k)'s and social security. >>alisyn: but let me understand the math. because if you increase their contribution to 19 percent how can they still be collecting millions on the back end? >>guest: well, what it comes down to is we have the wrong politicians in office. really, the problem here are the administrators, the individuals are not teachers, they are in bed with the unions and the unions in run are funding the wrong democrats and republican for office. so, essentially, the problems are the wrong people in office and we need true electoral reform and kick all these guys out, left and right, across the spectrum. >>alisyn: we reached out to the chicago schools, public schools, for a comment but they never got back to us. christina, you are with taxpayers united of america. thankthank you for bringing it r attention. >>alisyn: could there have been another hidden terrorist in the 9/11 attacksst this is evidence that al-awlaki was involved. bank of america backing down from the controversial debit card fees. 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rick: second snow storm in the northeast week action storm brought 6" of snow across interior sessions but this is different because it is stronger and will affect the coast. from vermont, the video shows big snow this welcome, 6" to 8" of snow, good news for the ski areas. but you certainly do not want to see the snow across the cities and at the although of people impacted by this, major population zones from washington, dc, up through philadelphia and boston and you can see where they have the big winter inform -- warnings in effect with snow falling through the day. a lot of tropical moisture this is tapping into, pulling that off to the east were side of this and it then will pull down the cold are side. the center of the storm moves over the coast and then it will turn interest this nor'easter and well see a persistent northeast winds but we have seen the snow across west virginia and virginia and toward pennsylvania and that will continue. wind is a big problem by this afternoon. we will start to see winds around 30 to 40 miles per hour, around the coast and we will see 50 miles per hour wind during the overnight hours and including new york city, and long island, and parts of connecticut and toward areas of massachusetts. that means wind falling on top of the snow, and well see a lost power lines down because trees will be falling over on to those. we are getting a new model so we do not have our numbers here and they will be updated. we will see the snow toward the coastal areas breaking october snow fall records for places like new york city and best. >>dave: the record in new york is .8" so it looks like it will break that and it should be fun. fun if you are not on the roads. rick: roads will be okay, but the interior sections. >>dave: does that tamper down the moment of "occupy wall street." >>clayton: they do not have power now. and now, turning to politics. hillary clinton, the name keeps popping back up again as it relates to what should happen in 2012, and it turns out in new polls hillary clinton does better than president obama.gget candidates. >>alisyn: her chances against romney: president obama is almost in a neck and neck race from time magazine poll. and he gets 46 percent and romney gets 43 percent but hillary clinton destroys getting 55 percent to romney 38 percent. she must feel so good, actually, today, about all this. after the bitter -- after that bitter primary battle she had with president obama where she said he not prepared, he is not ready, the facts she is the most popular democrat. >>dave: but the president is never going to be the most popular. she does iten better against rick perry, hillary clinton destroying rick perry, 58 percent to 32 percent. and against president obama you can see he does pretty well against rick perry, as well. but, look, she is the most popular politician in work at this point. >>clayton: and against herman cain, these numbers are interesting, also. president obama, 49 percent to 37 percent. hillary clinton is 56 percent to 34 percent. of course, put them in contempt. she is not running. >>alisyn: maybe. >>dave: she said when she done with secretary of state she is done. >>alisyn: we will see. sometimes poll numbers department she has been convincing and very unequivocal. however, when you see this sort of outpouring and people are clamoring for her to run, maybe you can change her mind. >>clayton: no way. >>dave: not a chance. rick perry has distanced himself from romney, saying you may not disagree, my opinions to do waffle and romney flip-flops including the stand on immigration. rick perry said if you disagree with my stance on in-state tuition to illegals you are heartless. she not backing down from that. >>clayton: now he is defending that in-state tuition for illegals saying we were faced with a big issue here in texas and we did not want them to become tax wasters. >> texas had a decision to make: do we kick these young people to the curb and pay their existence through social programs in the state or some other type of government dollars flowing out including incarceration? or, are we going to require they pursue united states citizenship and pay full in-state tuition? are we beginning to create tax wasteers or taxpayers? >>clayton: it who is been wise if he said that during the debate. >>alisyn: he has finessed it. but he is saying exactly the same thing that so many supporters of dream act have been saying. these are kids the best and the brittest, they made their way to college, they want to contribute and pay taxes, so, do you let them say here? we have heard that argument before. >>clayton: but romney makes the case this is a manage net for kids to come across the border and you look at the evidence, there is no evidence to suggest that people are flooding the borders coming across to get tuition the so, i don't where the numbers come from. it is an interesting debate because people criticize the g.o.p. and even members of the g.o.p. are saying why talking about illegal immigration? people are focused on jobs and the number of illegal immigrants has plummeted. >>dave: and now halloween, a lot of you are dressing out and gasoline to parties. but if you are doing the couple costumes, this are wantings, it can impact the relationship. like this. >> your cost i'm? >> what is bacon without eggs. >> i am not wasting this costume on a night in the suburbs. >> don't you want to see the little trick or treaters? >> when i want to watch kids i will open a playground. >> she is bacon and he is supposed to be eggs and he said "no thanks." >>alisyn: i was bacon here open show as you may recall. >>clayton: what are the consequences? you don't want to dress up as one thing. >>alisyn: the answer, they say halloween is your inner desire coming out so women deputy sexy. this is their inner sex goddess, a sexy nurse or sexy teacher, but they dress their husbands up as goofballs so the husbands don't want to be ... >>dave: we want to be super hero. batman. and that is what could happen here because our producers are women. >>clayton: someone said go as a bread ball. >>alisyn: women want to dress menace goofballs. >>dave: women want to dress men different than what they want to hear. alter egos. we want to be class clowns or tough guys and you want us to be silly. >>alisyn: my answer, each year i am a flapper, so my boyfriend in college was a gangster. there you go. gangster. 20's. flopper. >>dave: have you had a problem with a couples' costume? >>clayton: send us your pictures. we will show them. >>dave: best couples costumes. >>clayton: new evidence that al-awlaki could have been involved in the terror attack. a former c.i.a. operative weighs in on this and it is interesting why we are just learning. >>alisyn: and political ads are shaping you. what do the ads say about the president am candidates? 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david fre. se, the hometown hero, tied the game at two, 21 rbi's in the post-season, a new record. and craig was starting for the injured matt, and watch it go. the biggest shot of the game for the cardinals, they get two more runs in the 5th and another in the 6th and 6-2 was the final and rangers never recovered and cardinals win it all, the 11th world series title, their second since 2005. and how about that. >> nba news not good. the missioner says labor negotiations did not go well this week. players and owners at odds over revenue distribution and a few other sticking points, namely luxury tax. games will not resume until at least december 1st, and that is at the earliest. but, optimism decreasing by the day. they will need to get some season in. you have to love this story. broncos quaterback tebow, he is now a vehicle. tebowing was started when he was seen theming after praying after a victory on sunday and now people imitate that posting it online and a website tebowing.com and one started tebowing in a field of corn, interesting place to tebow and babies are getting if on it. i would think i was clayton, but, no, a little young. tim said on twitter that he loves this new trend because, look, if someone is going to get down on pray, tebow is on board, so, johnny me, let's tebow. >>clayton: i want to take a photo you and submit it to the website. >>dave: thinking about food as all hours of the day. allegation call me briggs. >>clayton: and now rick is tracking the weather. rick: we may have to call child protection services. >>clayton: it drives me nuts when you pose little children. >>alisyn: i love it. love it. rick: did you steal the umbrella from the office? 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(bike bell) >>clayton: the political ad wars are heating up but not all of them are a success. the managing director of campaign grid will break them down. nice to see you, jordan. i love watching the arresteds and it is interesting to see which are successful. first, rick perry's jobs governor ad. we will look and then get you to respond. >> i rent this, energizing american jobs and security. that will kick start the economic growth of this country and create 1.2 million jobs. and it can be implemented. i offer a plan that will create more than a million good-paying american jobs across every sector of the economy. >>clayton: looks like the cameraman for nypd blues. what is your response? >>guest: get choked up, clayton? well, listen, in march it will be a two man race between governor rick perry and rome my and it will be conservative versus a confident economic leader. the challenge for governor rick perry is he needs to be seen also as a common powerhouse and the reality is he has created more jobs in texas than anywhere else in the country during the obama administration and he needs to talk about that. >>clayton: go highlighting of the skills. and now this romney ad. look at this. >>guest: i am here in new hampshire for a simple reason, america cannot survive another four years of president obama and romney is the hand we need to lead america and we need him now. that is why i'm endorsing mitt romney for president of the united states. the biggest reason to support romney i believe he is the best person to be able to articulate republican values and to defeat president obama in november 2012. >>clayton: you do not even hear romney talking but chris christie it effective? >>guest: extremely. you cannot hear the word conservative once but it is effective. all about winning, and a republican who can articulate values. nothing about being the most conservative. this guy is seen as el elect electable. >>clayton: and the love affair with christie continues. and now, this ad from the herman cain ad which got a lot of play this week, the smoking ad where you see at the end, here, you see the campaign manager there, take a big drag of a cigarette. and it has a weird shot where it stays on him taking a long puff on the cigarette and you see herman cain smiling and responding to it. this seemed to, really, cause a lot of controversy this week but we saw campaign donations increasing. what is going on here? >>guest: somewhere, political professionals, lee at water is crying. this is amateur hour and it will raise herman cain a lost money but it diminishes his credibility as a potential president of the united states. >>clayton: is that what it is, people are saying, we saw in the "wall street journal", questioning herman cain's viability as a candidate among conservative circles starting to question whether or not he could really pull this off. is this ad underlying that? >>guest: you are right. listen, he will raise a lot of money on the ad and he will lose a load of credibility. so he will be diminished as a candidate. jordan lieberman, managerring director of campaigngrid. the calls for eric holder to resign doubling, and a congressman says he is incompetent and not just on this scandal. and the department of energy giving out another questionable loan. we will explain that ahead. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleraon, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ nd so no one gets left behind, check out our all-new, affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. the pioneers. the aviators. building superhighways in an unknown sky. their safety systems built of brain and heart, transforming strange names from tall tales into pictures on postcards home. and the ones who followed them, who skimmed the edge of space, the edge of heaven, the edge of dreams. and we follow them up there to live by an unbreakable promise, stitched into every uniform of every captain who takes their command: to fly. to serve. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. >>alisyn: on saturday, october 29. first, solyndra, and then money to buy build cars in finland and now an obama banker getting money for green technology. >>dave: romney gold cold on global warning. >>guest: mew view is we don't know what is causing climate change on this planet. >>dave: the massachusetts governor sounding like a climate critic, but, where was he a few months ago? will the latest flop add more fuel for his foes? >>clayton: and should aarent be able to name their kid adolph hitter? a couple says it is their first amendment right. some say it is child abuse. the debate coming up. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. looking for a name. >> good morning, this is fabio and you are watching "fox & friends" this morning. >>alisyn: that is a good name. >>clayton: that is dave briggs, a lovely name, and what goes through your mind when you thing of naming your kid adolph hitter. >>alisyn: they named their son hitler but they have named their daughter arryan nation, so the state has taken their children away. >>clayton: let us know your views on fox&friends.com. >>alisyn: but, first the headlines. a second deadly attack this morning in kabul, a man wearing an afghanistan military uniform, shot and killed at least two nato service member, and the gunman is now also dead. this after a nato convoy also came under attack in kabul. officials confirm that three civilians and a police officer are dead in the bombing. we also are hearing reports that u.s. troops might be among the casualties. the taliban is claiming responsibility. the family of baby lisa irwin in hiding after being whisked away to a secret location moments after they called police on a woman named tina porter whose own children went missing in 2004, and she says she wanted to offer her support to the family. >> i said i am tina porter and i want to speak to jeremy and deborah. you can go do their attorney. when this is all over and said and done, if they expect the community to wrap their arms around them, they got another thing coming. >>alisyn: if another strange twist the irwins'' kansas city attorney has been taken off the case. we will talk about this case with judge pirro in an hour. and the south carolina gunman who prompted the lockdown of ten schools is behind bars. because of a tip police arrested the 25-year-old at an apartment. earlier he led police on a chase in a stolen s.u.v. but they got him. talk about the underdog taking it all, tell us about baseball, dave. >>dave: how about the card falls. check out the fans, partying all night long in st. louis and no one thought the cardinals wrote be in the classic much less win it but that is what happened in game seven of the series with the rangers, and here is what sealed the deal. >> not air. what a game. what a ride. the cardinals are world champions in 2011. >>dave: they are 10 1/2 games back august 25th. how about that? come back for the ages. they are also a strike away from elimination in the world series, not just once, but twice, and how about st. louis native, david fre. se, the world series trophy, one of only six players in the history of the game to win the league championship series and the world series mvp. good for st. louis, second world series since 2006. >>clayton: bottom of the 9th, two outs, two strikes and they came back from that. when you watch your team, you are like, i'm going to bed. it is not happening. >>dave: and you look at freese, tying the games winning it ought and he tied it once again in game seven. what a story. >>alisyn: a lesson. don't ever go to bed. that's the lesson. >>dave: i learned my lesson in game six. and now rick has the most talked about story on the east coast beside the world series. the storm is coming. rick: this is more talked about than the world series to be honest. winter storm warnings from west virginia up through maine and a classic nor'easter setting up and it will be very windy and rainy and transition to step overnight. there is a lot of moisture to be had and it is from what was hurricane rina and the moisture is streaming across florida and that will be pulled up and the nor'easter will develop to the shore this afternoon, and, already, the snow across interior sections but all rain, now, across the coast. it will be windy around 30 miles per hour. and the dark blue is 50 miles per hour, and we will talk about wind on top of the snow on top of the trees and that is why we will talk about power outages. here is the forecast throughout the day today, 3:00, all rain across the coast and snowing in the interior sections and snow moving toward the coastline and everyone transitioned to snow by the time this is done, tomorrow morning waking up to 3" to 5" all along the coast and in the interior sections, some areas over 1'. >>clayton: friday night is a if time to air your dirty laundry because people not pay attention so you tune in to us on saturday morning to find out what is going on so the white house yesterday, dumped out a whole new round documents relating to the energy department and the loan programs, over $30 billion at stake here in the loan program and looking at it county it comes on the eels of what happened with solyndra, and the he of staff is calling for an investigation into what happened with the loan program because the afternoon program has $36 billion, taxpayer dollars in it, they want to dole out to clean energy or green energy technology companies. so, now, they are going to go through because of solyndra, and one thing that was interesting they will establish an early warning system to alert you if something is wrong with one of the loans and last hour the early warning could have be the flurry of e-mails coming from the office of management and budget saying this is bad. this is not going to look good. manage is wrong with solyndra. they are going bankrupt. >>clayton: and on and on and on. >>alisyn: the early morning system was overlooked. >>dave: and the energy secretary says i look forward to working as he conducts the review and recommended first steps to ensure that the department is protecting the interests of taxpayers. you would have thought that would have come before we decided to hand out $36 billion. you would thing a thorough review process would have happened before we started making the loans. but, republicans are not going away on their demand for all the documents and all the consequence between the white house and solyndra, they say they might subpoena all the records from the white house if they don't produce them. >>clayton: now this is concern there could be another solyndra if the works not necessarily that it will fail but there could be crone capitalism tied to the obama administration. investment firm whose vice chairman was an advisor and fundraiser for presbyterian is come willing under scrutiny this morning because one of the port fowl yes companies got approval, the company, vpg, got $50 million loan as part of the energy, clean energy loan program. so, it is someone else getting unusual the out and not get the money because they are friends? >>alisyn: this is the vehicle protection group and they make wheelchair accessible cars and taxis. so, i think it was a private equity firm that owns this company and there was a guy named james johnson, the biggest bundler for the president, and somehow, the investigative process, they realized that the big bundler was connected to vehicle production groups, and they say, no. a two-year-long process going through the checks and battles to make sure there wassing in fishy about it but remembers say it teams finney. -- say it seems fishy. >>dave: here is the push back from the department of energy. the decision to bring vpg a loan was made based on the merits after more than two years of review by officials in the doe long program. a lot of push back from the department of energy. do you think this is crone capitalism? let us neon twitter. >>clayton: online you can order new romney flip notes that have been used back when years ago jerk was running in 2004, and you could buy john kerry flip-flops with more comments coming out on the flip-flops. a major departure from what he has previously said. >> my view is we don't know what causing climate change on this planet and the idea of spending trillions and trillions to try and reduce co2 emissions is not the right now. >>clayton: the camp coming back and clarifying that, saying if we are spending trillions of dollars to do certain things we better make sure the science is in on that. >>dave: that would be an agent, do we pass cap and trade legislation but here is the take back in june on the issue of climate change. >> i believe the world is getting warmer. i can't prove that. but i believe that based on what i read. and, two, i believe that humans contribute to that. i don't foe how were our contribution is because i know there have been periods of greater heat and warmth than in the past but i believe we contribute to that. >>alisyn: that is very different. >>shepard: which is the heart of the criticism, he does not have true conservative convictions and he waffles and that is why he is compared to michael dukakis today. >>alisyn: and he said he does believe the climate change is happen asking he believes that humans are playing some role in it it sounds as though since rick perry got into the race in august that is when he changed his tune because rick perry said he doesn't believe human beings are the cause of climate change so it has moved romney further to the right and this is something that democrats or whoever, the opponents can seize on. >>dave: they already have, axelrod and the president hitting hard what they believe is waffling of romney. let us know what you think on e-mail or twitter. >> the calls for eric holder to resign. >>alisyn: should kids be allowed to wear halloween costumes to school? 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>>guest: well, i think is. you are the lead legal expert in this country and defender of the law, it is your responsibility to know what is beginning on if your department, and to overseem this and make sure they are carried out to the best interests of the american people. clearly, "fast and furious," was not in the best interests of the american people. >>clayton: the president is supporting the attorney general. >> i picket the inspector general to look how this happened and i have confidence in him and i have complete confidence in the process to figure out who, in fact, was responsible for that decision and how it got made. >>clayton: there is criticism over the defense of the defense of marriage act, he will not defend it. what do you say about that? >>guest: well, your job as attorney general is to defend and uphole -- up hold the laws of the land and he announced he would not defend the defense of marriage at although it was upheld four times by the federal courts and it is not up to the president or the attorney general to decide if something is constitutional or not, that is what the court system is all about. and, so for that reason he is not doing his job and the american people deserve someone would will uphold the laws of the land. >>clayton: we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you. coming up, they named their children adolph hitler and arryan nation. i am not making this up and a judge says that is child abuse. and my guest agrees. and muslim students choose to attend the catholic schools and now they say the symbols violate their human rights. and they are suing. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? 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is that child abuse. two new jersey parents are fighting custody for kids after giving them their names. the couple claim it is their right to name their kids whatever they want but the state removed the kids from the home after learning of those names. and now, a psychiatrist and fox news medical contributor. doctor, great to see you this morning. is naming your child something offensive grounds for the state to take away your kid? >>guest: sure. look, there is a footnote, there are questions whether there were other kinds of domestic abuse, the couple was perpetrating, but --. >>alisyn: hold on, stop there. i want to make it clear, the appellate court found these throw kids who is been removed, three kids although two had the strange names, hitler and arryan nation the court found no evidence of abuse of these kids but a previous marriage where there could have been domestic abuse and i will read what the appellate court said, the home was clean but it contained unusual decorative features as skulls and 9s and after inspecting the home, the department of youth and family services determined the referral of the children of abuse was unfounded so it is just the names and the strange decorations in the house. >>guest: well, just confining us to the names it is enough. your kids are not your billboard to protest. you are not allowed to bring them a lifetime of being bullied, of representing your extremist views. it is not an element of tremendous speech. and can it be psychologically damaging to the kids? sure. imagine everybody that you meet looking at you as though you must be a fringe player as though you wished that our enemies defeated us this war? you wish the that six million people, more, had perished in the death camps. that is enough. >>alisyn: do we really want the state to tell the parents what they can and can't name the kids. >>guest: absolutely. >>alisyn: well as you me there are lots of peculiar names of kids, celebrities gave their kids peculiar, not hateful but peculiar names, we have a lit of the most peculiar. moon unit, zappa, the most famous, and apple, and banjo, and moxie, and "pilot inspector," is an actor's child and our favorite, where do you draw the line? peculiar or do they have to have hastefulness? >>guest: i'm not fan of those names, those can suppose kids to ridicule and i think this is a spectrum. we know it when we see it. so, would we allow parents to keep their kids if they tattoo a heart on the heart their little girl? probably. but if they were tattoo "i'm a nazi," on their little girl, no, sorry, you lost her. listen, here is the thing. i don't think it is free speech and we should leave it to the state to be able to thought allow a birth certificate to be issued if the state believes it appropriate and if this is an appeals process with a name that will embarrass or lead to psychological harm to that child. >>alisyn: i hear what you are saying, but you could argue it is a slippery slope that obviously we can all agree adolph hitter is an offensive regular pug independent name for a child but so are the others ones, that exposes kids to ridicule. >>guest: absolutely, and, frankly, would i rubber starch some of those names? no, and i wish the states which they were born had the authority to say, listen, we will have to refer this to some kind of review, because this looks like you think you own your kid, lock stock and barrel and the kid has no autonomy but you feel it is appropriate to expose your child to ridicule, we don't like what. you don't own your child. kids have rights, too. >>alisyn: we invite our viewers to write in and let us know what you think. keith, thank you for coming in. great to talk to you. >>guest: call me moon unit from now on. >>alisyn: i do, thank you, doctor. by the way, the decision from the court is expected next month. he scored a lot votes in 2008 by casting himself as a squeaky clean outsider but has president obama opened the door to the same lobbyists that he vowed to keep out? 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we fought. and we won. >>alisyn: the superintendent says he reversed the decision because of public pressure. i think my kids' school does it perfectly, the kids in kind garden can dress up. and the others wear black. >>dave: no one is happy on the east coast. they are getting snow in october. rick: people could say why is it a big deal? because a lot of leaves are on the trees and it will be a heavy, wet snow, so a lot tree damage across a wide area of the northeast and a lot of power outages and when that goes out it will be cold for a couple days so it will be very uncomfortable potentially dangerous for a lot of people. take a look at this picture, it has been snowing across when parts of pennsylvania and this is from 45 miles north of pittsburgh area, getting their first snow of the season. send me your pictures from the storm on twitter or facebook. we will show more tomorrow, as well. and now, this is a big story across the coastal areas because october doesn't get a lot of snow. the coastal areas obviously are warmer being closer to the ocean and sea level and this is what the prior records were. in boston and new york we will break the records. and philadelphia challenging it, but not the case in washington, dc county cow see just a dusting but you do not get 2" and the radar showing the rain, now, across coastal areas, and snow has been heavy across the interior section and we have seen 9" in western west virginia and we will see more as that tapers off and it will intensify across the areas to the north and become a nor'easter, with windy conditions tonight, and expect dangerous conditions on the roads for the morning, guys of the back to you. >>dave: we are not looking forward to tomorrow morning. >>clayton: interesting night in october and tricker treating will be interesting. now in the campaigns, some interesting developments. we heard from the rick perry camp and he could be sitting back on a few debates, skipping out on some of them, and, also, the herman cain camp will slow down their campaign a bit, perhaps, in order to prevent some gaffes. here are the famous ones. take a look. >> if you say we should not educate children who have come into our state for no other reason than they have been brought this by no fault of their own. i don't think you have a heart. >> mitt you lose all of your standing because you hired illegals in your home and you knew for it a year. >> it is not the government's role or anyone else's role to make that decision. it is ultimately gets down to a choice that family or that mother has to make. not some politician. not the president. not a bureaucrat. i'm ready for the gotcha question and they are coming. when they ask me who the president of some country is, i will say i don't, do you know? >> can you him the exposure by not showing up? >> you can but you do not announce you are not showing up because you cannot handle the heat. you might make a gaffe. what is the slogan, win one for the gaffer? >>governor huckabee: the only way you with do that is saying they are not covering new downtowns, we are not getting new issues, i need to campaign but you do not say, gee, this is really hardball, isn't it, i don't want to go to the plate i will it is in the locker room and watch and maybe lend how to play a better game. you are running for president the only way you get better is to be there day after day. i am a musician, if you don't play a song well you do not put your guitar away you hold it longer and you practice over and over and over. >>dave: and his wife pushed back saying we don't have plans to skip any specific debate. >>alisyn: you have campaigned. you know how hard it. does it say something about how you would be a president? campaigning to me seems harder than the schedule as president because you can build this downtime. so, the fact that herman cain says i will back off, i have been running too hard, is that valid? >>governor huckabee: he should not say that, someone is not managing the campaign and taking control of the schedule. i have asked my question, why is he in places like tennessee? arkansas? alabama? lovely laces to be, adoring crowds, but if you are running, and win you better be in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. >>clayton: but the herman cain camp says it shows he is unscripted. we don't want the washington folks, he is unscripted. >>governor huckabee: that is an enduring quality. i like it, as well. but, as endearing as it is you have to get open the track to get the delegates in order to get the nomination. >>dave: maybe you should never say i will keep lobbyists out of my administration because it is impossible to do in washington, dc but obama made that promise in 2008. for lobbyists. "new york times" turns up a report that shows technically he is not dealing with lobbyists only because the people that are lobbyists aren't registered as such. is that living up to the promise or another loophole? >>guest: great hypocrisy. what he campaigned to be was an outsider maintaining distance from the traditional power structures that existed. this guy is more connected than at&t in terms of his absolutely being tied in to the lobbying and to the traditional political money community. >>alisyn: isn't that a washington rob? can any president say i will not have lobbyists around? >>governor huckabee: you can pass the fair tax. the reason the tax code is 67,000 pages and millions of roads 35,000 progress stepped lobbyists in addition to the tens of thousands that do not register are there for a primary purpose: 85 percent of their work is to manipulate the tax code for their client so they can get a break for something in their business. the simplifying, which is why herman cain's 9-9-9 plan is a good idea, his better plan is the fair tax, eliminates all of these things, you have a simple thing, you buy something, you pay the tax, and lobbyists can not affect it. >>dave: obama's promise led lobbyists to not register, so, everything has changed. governor huckabee will stick around. >>alisyn: we will talk to you about this. muslim students have closen to attend a catholic school and thousand there is a lawsuit saying the christian symbols violate the students' right. do they have a right to sue? 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>> let me ask you about that. >> it is a christian point of view. >>alisyn: he said one small room. >>governor huckabee: what is wrong with one part of an alcoholic anonymous room with a bar set up? if you are at catholic university, guess what, you have catholic indoctrination. if you don't like it, go somewhere else. you don't play in the game you don't make the rules. >>clayton: so the same argument upheld against the all male universities. remember the it citadel, the argument, to get the females into the citadel. >>governor huckabee: there is a question, why can't i run or walk in the susan komen race. there is a reason. why can't i be a girl scout? there 10 reason. >>dave: we can arrange that. >>governor huckabee: we are not going to arrange that. the point of a catholic school or any other school, a presbyterian or baptist or assembly of god school, is because you want to have the opportunity to strengthen your faith. that is why notre dame and other schools exist so there can be a doctrine. it is simple. this south america. if you want a muslim school, start a muslim school. that is where you do this. >>dave: master of the metaphor, check it out 8:00 eastern an interesting perspective. >>governor huckabee: we have toby keith, and joe an -- the original person that julia roberts played in a movie. >>clayton: i have a girl scout idea for halloween. dave and i. you go as a boy scout. >>dave: that is a nice visual. forget the fries, how about a husband with your order. a soldier surprises his wife at a restaurant in florida. the happy couple joining us next. nationwide insurance, talk to me. should i bundle all my policies with nationwide insurance ? 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>>guest: it was actually my dad and my husband, they both worked occupy this plan to do a surprise at chick-fil-a because we go there every tuesday night for family night, and on this particular friday they were doing a promotion so they made it believe that it was my idea that i had landed to go to dinner at chick-fil-a that night and they fixed everything up and they got the idea and it was crazy it took 2 1/2 months of planning. >>dave: and the surprising thing is not just your scream but the entire restaurant is applauding what happened. was the woke restaurant in on it? or were they just moved by what they saw and heard? >>guest: the majority of the restaurant was involved with it, i had a lot of the co-workers there and they helped keep it quiet because amy is there all the time and they thought, you know, today was the day or that was the day, so we had to keep a tight lip and the majority of restaurant was involved with the we surprise. >>dave: you met through a christian dating website and how difficult is it having your husband away for such long periods of time although making the sacrifice for the country? how hard is it? >>guest: it is rough. actually because we have a young daughter who is three and it is hard because he hasn't been there for most her life because he has been deployed twice for 12 months and it is hard on all of us as a family because we want to be together and this is a point is it puts a strain. it is different having two parents versus one parent, so when you have two parents and for a while you have one parent, it can be really rough. both of us. >>dave: i believe you gives going to be united when you move to missouri. we have lost staff sergeant and we were skyping this morning but you are going to be united in missouri i'm told? >>guest: yes. in may we should be in missouri for two years, i believe. and that is a state-side position. >>dave: that is a happy ending. thank you for being with us. staff sergeant thank you for your service we appreciate you being on. libyan leader muammar qaddafi is dead. but, has that opened the door for al qaeda? already imposing its extreme influence. she may have lost the presidential nomination, meanwhile, in 2008 but hillary clinton could be the only one who can defeat the g.o.p. in 2012. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not... filming this, are you? 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"fox & friends" hour 4 starts right now. ♪ this is herman cain and you're watching "fox & friends." >> alisyn: what are you guys dressing up for on the day of halloween. >> clayton: have you decided. >> dave: i'll be gargamel from the smurfs. she said, how about papa smurf, but i side he no red tights. what about you. >> alisyn: stop the gender bending. >> clayton: one time i get to dress up as a woman. >> alisyn: and all men would secretly like to dress up as female characters. >> dave: i'm still not over it. >> clayton: and we want to you vote on what we're going to dress up on tomorrow on the show and thousands of you are voting and the ff friends is the twitter okay. and some are mean, some are nice, i enjoy the mean ones. >> alisyn: we have a fox news alert we have to tell you about. you're looking at new video of a convoy under attack in kabul and hearing reports at least 13 foreign troops, including americans may have been killed in this bombing. the taliban is claiming responsibility for this attack and we'll bring you more details. if there were any questions that al-qaeda's role in the post qaddafi libya, you're about to see an al-qaeda flag benghazi, there are more black flags like this one reportedly popping up, confirming suspicions that extremists may have an influence in the recovering region. occupy wall street protesters in nashville are making the message clear after defying the governor's new 10 p.m. curfew. ♪ we are not afraid >> the second straight night police arrested 26 people. despite the arrests, demonstrators vowed to return back to tennessee's capital rounds tonight and over in california, anti-wall street protesters called for a city wide strike i'm going to say and that's also when they plan to march to oakland in hopes of shutting it down. the white house had an independent review made by the energy department and fallout from the bankruptcy solyndra. that's the california company of course that received a 535 million dollar loan through the program, and chief of staff, bill daley ordered the review which will evaluate the entire loan portfolio, made to support the private sector development of new technologies and intended to create jobs and this will dave. >> dave: it's a good day to be a st. louis cardinals fan and check out the streets of st. louis. last night packed with revellers all night long, after the cards clinched their 11th world series title. that of course second only to the yankees, and took game seven over the texas rangers in commanding fashion and here is the one that locked it up. >> and well hit, back, the cardinals are world champions in 2011. >> dave: what a catch earlier in rob nelson cruz and we'll have that for you later. cardinals were strike away from elimination in game six, not just once, but twice, but this is a comeback team and they were down 10 1/2 games august 25th and the st. louis david freese mvp, just like in the championship series, and he's one of six players to take home that trophy. it's tough to swallow if you're the rangers, had it in your fists, the champagne was on ice. >> clayton: the hats were ready. >> dave: hats and two shirts and two years in a row, tough loss. >> clayton: it's interesting, i'll be thrilled in my house i get to say the current world champions are the st. louis cardinals and not san francisco. >> dave: they're dethroned. >> clayton: no more champions. check with rick reichmuth. everyone is talking about the east coast storm, snow on halloween, could it be for real? >> it will be melted by halloween. that's good. very nice across the country. one story going on and the storm across parts of the east, it's a nor'easter, a classic nor'easter and it's going to be very, very windy, because there's a lot of tropical moisture the snow that falls is going to be wet and dense and knock trees down and dealing with significant power outages and widespread tree damage and tree damage from the hurricane this year and irene and dealing with kind of a repeat for a lot of people. and the snow we're looking at is across the coast. for rain across the coastal areas throughout the afternoon, but new york and philadelphia, by about six o'clock tonight, and that starts the transition into snow. it snows during the the overnight hours and midnight we're seeing snow in new york city, a lot of snow in hartford, by boston, transitioning into snow at that point and tomorrow morning it's gone. in its wake a lot of areas that are around 10 to 12 inches of snow across the higher elevations and like the berkshires, and cats kills and the snow and cities 2 to 4 inches, unformer. there's great records and guys-- >> it's a big story, rick, i'm not looking forward to it all the leaves on our street. could get ugly. >> let's talk about this. politics taking center stage once again as we gear up for the 2012 election and only nine weeks left for the iowa caucus. >> dave: days until iowa votes? >> and the in-state tuition for illegal immigrants. and we saw the effect that had in florida during that straw poll. the poll numbers that had come out and if he had said this during the debate, perhaps it may not have become as big of an issue as it did. let's take a look at his response this week. >> texas had a decision, are we going to kick these young people to the curb and pay for their existence in our state through social programs or some other type of government dollars, flowing out or are we going to require that they pursue united states citizenship and pay full in-state tuition, are we going to create tax wasters or are we going to create taxpayers. >> dave: making the intellectual argument, a far better idea than what he did in the debate. >> alisyn: it's still not everyone will be happy about it. >> dave: but at least you back it up with some sort of hard data. >> alisyn: rather than calling people who don't like it heartless and the same mistake as in the debate. i don't know that's going to pass muster, this works in texas and support the dream act the. can you say this is a policy that works in texas and this should happen in the rest. country if you believe that illegals came here through no-fault of their own should get in-state tuition. >> clayton: here is what he said during the debates and got a lot of people fired up. fake a listen. >> you say that we should not educate children who come into our state for no other reason than they've been brought there by no-fault of their own. i don't think you have a heart. >> mitt, you lose all-- >> you don't have a heart. now, i think that rick perry would think this is my strength. i did not waffle, i have my convictions, you may hate them, you may love them, but i'm sticking to them. and you have to respect that. >> alisyn: absolutely. >> dave: like the position or not. >> alisyn: he's not backtracking, however gives mitt romney, an opportunity. i call it a magnet for people will come. >> clayton: people will pour across the border. >> dave: that means data. >> clayton: no support of that point that people are flooding the borders, for in-state tuition, nothing to support that. hillary clinton, because she has done pretty well, as her time as secretary of state and great poll numbers when she was senator here in the state of new york and even an upstate areas of the state, got great poll numbers and secretary of state she's one of the most well-liked politicians on the democratic side in the country. how do the polls match up with her running against some of the big candidates? it's interesting. >> alisyn: if she were to run for president. all sorts of democrats are clamoring for her to get in the race and at the he moment it looks like it would go her way. if she were to go against mitt romney, clinton would get 55% to romney's 38%, much bigger gap than on the left side of your screen, between president obama and romney. >> dave: interests there's the gap against rick perry and they both matchup well, but hillary clinton, 8 more%. and finally herman cain, hillary clinton far better than president obama against perman cain, but hillary has said time and time and time and time again i'm not running for president. not in 2012, not 2016, i'm done with politics when i'm done. >> alisyn: maybe this will change her minds and the poll numbers. >> clayton: can you imagine if that changed your mind, bill comes into the bedroom in the morning and says, hey, honey, see the new tommy poll that came out. i'm going to run. >> dave: i think the numbers she's thinking of she just turned 64 last week and that's the more important number for her. >> let people make their own judgments. >> well, thank you, hillary, appreciate that. >> clayton: take a listen to this because this case gets more and more bizarre, a new bizarre twist in the missing baby lisa irwin. her family has fled to a secret location in the middle of the night. judge jeanine pirro has been following the case from the beginning and great analysis of it and she's going to joining us next. >> dressing up in couple's costumes spell the end of your relationship? 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you give that gift, i promise, a day will come it-- >> so dreams are only for rich kids? >> no, dreams are for everybo everybody. >> dave: we're joined this morning by actress katie hayek and stars in the film and starred at miami, playing hoops for one of the real mighty mac's is here with us, theresa grant and 0 the producer who wrote and directed. stayed busy on this one. this is not just a movie for hard-core sports fans, tell me what you want the message for viewers to take away. >> first and foremost, it's inspiring for young girls and i think all great sports films have another message and for us, the message is that this is about equality of treems and regardless of gender, race, economics, where you grew up. and that all are created equal and i think first and foremost, that's one of the things that the u.s. has responded to last weekend, which is why we were the number one independent film at the box office. so i think that's what people come away with, why they enjoy it so much. >> it's a wonderful message and for you, and katie stars in the movie. you had to prove that you were a legitimate basketball talent before auditioning, tell me about that. >> yeah, the open casting call was out of the college for basketball, so tim said he wouldn't let any girl read for the roll until he saw them play basketball because if you doesn't believe the actor on film. i think it's great he stuck to that. >> dave: tell me what you want people to learn from this film. is it the sense that an underdog can overcome and is that dream still alive today? >> i think that it is. there's no question. you have to be -- you have to be-- can't be afraid. you've got to take a risk and go after it and he's done that with this film, a g-rated film and i'm sure there's flak about did, but he's done it and everyone loved it. and everyone loves it. i think the thing now for people to buy a ticket and get your girlfriend and go to the movies. >> dave: you it will me, you were there for the original. what makes this so special? >> i think the friendships and i call them virtuous friendships, that last the test of time and a better person because the people you were with every day you wouldn't disappoint. and we would play simply because people came to see us and we played for the love of the game and it was a lot of fun. >> dave: katie, you played at university of miami as i mentioned. is there a common thread between the basketball they played and back in the 70's and what they do now, for instance, what you did at miami? >> what i'm so grateful for is learning that story and where football started with women and the catalyst. and i think it's so great na it it was a learning experience for me because i did play in college. and i saw all the perks that you get in college and they didn't have any money and she taught me so much and the team and the captain, what ned to deal with, and where they came from, a team with a dream and wanted to win big. >> dave: and lastly, is there a website? they're still looking at the website. >> mighty mac's.com and for us, our goal was always to make a great film and i think the mainstream media to us, we got great reviews from the kittics pick of the week last night. roger ebert great review, but the reality is, too, we wanted to make a film that the values that we teach to our own kids were also up on the silver screen, to have the delicate balance between the two is why we want people to go and watch the film. one of the few that you can watch with the family because it is g rated. >> dave: great film, great message. the and thank you all for being here, we appreciate it. check out the movie. coming up, an update to a developing story this morning out of afghanistan. americans killed in a convoy attack and the latest details right after the break. also, ahead, bank of america, now backing down from those controversial debit card fees, are they? and several states are beginning a taste of winter, including snow 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other headlines, an accused serial killer known as the grim sleeper, six more murders, total of 16. dna linked londy francis to ten murders last year and all of the women's whose bodies were found in the streets of los angeles. some of the new victims were reportedly identified in a stash of photos found in franklin's home and prosecutors say they will not be seeking charges in the new cases and they say the case against franklin is strong enough already and they don't want to delay the trial. bank of america, reportedly backing off on the plan to charge customers $5 a month for using the debit cards. after a backlash. the bank will likely allow them to side step the fees as long as they comply with other conditions like aplaying for a bank of america credit card or a minimum balance. >> clayton: of $20,000. >> dave: of course. >> alisyn: call it an appy meal. restaurants reporting an up tick of people dining with their cell phones and ipads as opposed to real people. some chefs say they're offended they're paying more attention to angry birds than the food. and angry birds are delicious. and some restaurants are breaking the trend and in georgetown, he says he ordered chargers for customers to use at their labels. >> dave: really. >> alisyn: and turns lemons into lemonade and another restauranteur bought his own ipad. >> dave: you don't want to eat alone, and it's natural. >> clayton: how is this different than at a book at a table and eating your lunch. >> alisyn: that's heavier than a book. >> clayton: i'm going to read this while you talk to rick. >> dave: and on the east coast, what's falling. rick, an umbrella? >> it's already happening. >> dave: get yourself a gust buster. and hey, take a look, a big storming through a lot of the northeast and the intertear i don't remember sections and talking about wind, snow and low temperatures. a lot of people are not going to have power across the interior sections, i'm going to get this cold and you want to be prepared so that you and your family can stay warm. move forward, you can he see the storm developing and bringing snow across the interior sections and rain across the coast and that will be transitioning into snow as we move throughout the afternoon and during the overnight hours and take a look how much snow we can expect from in storm and this is additional snow in this case, down across this area, the central appalachians and we've already seen up to 10 inches of snowfall, might be another three or four inches in some spots and move forward in parts of upstate new york and pennsylvania and the hudson river valley dealing with potentially up to an about a foot of snow and new york city, three to five inches. and the area inland. tree damage and power outage because of the leaves on the trees. one last area in parts of new england, the bulls eye and talking about a foot of snow, boston, three to five inches as well. dave, back to you inside. >> clayton: thanks, rick. this is a time 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costumes. can costumes lead to breakups? it could be inhe have dibble in the first place. >> thanks. and here is another tweet. and another tweet, couples costumes should be agreed upon by both parties and otherwise a major rivet in one is embarrassed by his or her costume. >> and how. >> thank you, clayton. >> well, they're taking in nearly a half million dollars in donations and now the occupied wall street movement is looking to get a break from uncle sam. the finance committee has filed for a tax except status. 501 (c)(3). >> should they be allowed to demonstrate on the public's dime? >> let's ask the political editor for town hall. hey, guy. >> how are you. >> alisyn: owe for the occupy wall street had some in their coffers and filed for 5013 c. chi charitable organizations and may the not attempt to influence legislation and should they get 501 (c)(3). >> i think it's clear they're not for profit in many senses of that phrase so i think in some sense they are certainly eligible, i guess you could say and for them to actually campaign, you just read the definition, they have to have specific goals, specific candidates and so far, from what i've seen, they absolutely do not have that, so, look, i don't have a problem with them being tax exempt. i just feel bad, frankly for the few people on that poor finance committee who have to try to corral this mess and make sense testify and try to actually comply with tax law, which is hard enough, when you're not surrounded by anarchy, which these people are and not subject to what i call the democracy and twinkle up, twinkle down or whatever they're doing. if i agree with them. in line with them politically, which i'm not. i don't think i would give them a time because i just don't see how this money is going to be spent in a responsible way by anyone. >> okay. welsh the deal is, if you give to them under 501 (c)(3) you can write it off and to be clear the irs says you cannot get involved with any campaign activity and may have reversed that, you're not allowing to campaign for any candidates or be involved in campaigning. how about the the double standard aspects of this. we found out that occupied protesters, they're basically squatting and some have been charged with what they didn't call a protest or rally, whatever it is, they're charged one group for doing it for free. is there a double standard? >> of course there is. to clarify the previous point, the reason i'd being okay with this, they're not campaigning for anyone specifically. >> got it. >> even the folks are saying they don't like president obama very much. so if they cross in that territory, you have to look at it again, but the double standard, i think, is really glaring, and for people like me, it's really, really frustrating. you have a situation in the richmond tea party, they held three rallies in a public park in richmond over the course of three years, they applied for permits, they paid for the permits, and they cleaned up after themselves and they went home, now, the same occupy wall street folks are in the same parts and occupying, scotting is the word you used, absolutely accurate and now for weeks and months on end. they're not following any of the rules. i mean, it's crazy that the tea party, and law abiding citizens actually are being punished and are, you know, losing funds, because they're playing by the rules, and i think it's great, what the richmond tea party is doing, they're sending an e-voice to the city saying he we want our money back and they should get the money back, why should one group be treated differently than the other. >> alisyn: we shall we what richmond has to say about that. a local editor, thanks for coming in. >> sure thing. >> dave: appreciate it. still ahead, multi-grammy award winner yo-yo ma embracing blue grass. performing for us live when we come back. ♪ ♪ about the same... protect about the sam.. but what if you have an accident? allstate accident forgiveness starts 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[ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll also get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. >> all right. our next guest needs no introduction and he's won multiple grammy awards and one of the most famous cellists ever and now yo-yo ma is embracing a new type of music, the goat rodeo session, it's blue grass music. he's here with his fellow musicians, stuart meyer, chris, and did i get them right. >> nailed it. >> thank you, i deserve a grammy for that. nice to see thank you morning. >> like your tie. >> thank you. >> why did you decide to start doing blue grass? >> it's all based on friendship. i've been friends with edgar over 20 years and these are my friends over 20 years and of course, it's just barely born 20 years ago so we decided we wanted to make music together and blue grass and classical, these are all different genres, but they're actually, we feel, this is genre proof. >> i'm curious the name of the album. the goethe rodeo sessions, where did you come one that. >> we're given in a goat rodeo situation is chaotic and every strand has to go right or everyone basically-- >> you're worried it might go poorly, but worked out well. >> yes, the values that comes from friendships ensures that everything is going to be fine. >> clayton: our audience will be the judge of us. we heard some commercial tdurin commercial break. >> and you're going to play a selection. (inaudible) >> i'll get out of your way, from the goat rodeo sessions, here is yo-yo ma. ♪ ♪ we are building a ship ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (applause) mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you gs didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now,that'sprogressive. call or click today. >> welcome back, tomorrow. don't miss the show, big country superstar toby keith are here. as are ghost hunters amy bruney and fantastic special, and our costumes. >> right, halloween costumes. >> get in the vote now and we'll perhaps read some of those tomorrow and we'll see us reveal the costumes. >> yo-yo ma, do you have any suggestions for halloween costumes. >> make sure that you ask your wife that you don't fight over what costumes. >> brenda:. >> you've been watching ott show. >> and have fun that's the message. >> and you want to do that. >> yeah, that's for the

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