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"fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning, everybody, the dancing by juliet huddy stopped just as we came on camera. please continue. >> juliet: no, no, i don't think so. maybe a little later on in the show when things are a little more light hearted, but the music is so festive. >> clayton: thank you for waking up with us on this sunday morning, heavy fighting reported to trip mri as rebels begin their attack inside libya's capital. it's a major story and a final push to out muammar gaddafi from power. >> the fighting in tripoli as the rebel force gathers after taking the key city. the capture led to celebrations in the city streets and gaddafi remains defiant and radio broadcast that rebels are not winning. >> dave: rumors all over the place is gaddafi fleeing, and you start to think what's happening after all of this if in fact he is done? how do they then replace that administration? >> we already see that happening. >> administration. >> juliet: administration? >> exactly right. we're learning this morning, too, that a number of his key allies, i'm sorry, key cabinet officials, people very, very close to muammar gaddafi, already had a number of people fleeing and number two has left. >> juliet: who did we have on yesterday. was it the governor that was talking about assad of syria when he's gone, you don't just leave, you're basically dead. >> where does he go? >> right. >> who provides the exile for him. >> dave: and back at home. politics and g.o.p. race for 2012. john huntsman, yes, the guy lagging at the bottom of the polls is the former ambassador to china and governor of of utah, trying to get in the game here, trying to get some attention and it's clear at this point his last hail mary, starting to criticize his opponents. >> and on twitter all week, publicly sort of attacking rick perry, michele bachmann and others, this week appearing on sunday morning talk show, this week today. and he really takes his opponents to task. here is one quote from that show. he says, well, i wouldn't necessarily trust any of my opponents right now. who are on the recent debate stage with me. when every single one would have allowed this country to default. so, i have to say there's zero leadership on display in terms of my opponents. now, he's referring to that vote. remember the question asked during the the fox debate. if given a 10-1 advantage, that is $1 of spending for $10 of cut. who here would support that? no one on the stage raised their hand, including him. he didn't raise his hand. so, no one would have supported that measure. he should have spoken up a little bit if he felt so, so passionate about that, but he also went after a guy who wasn't there at the debate. rick perry and here is what he had to say with regard to perry's global warming stance. when we take positions that basically runs counter to what 98 of 100 climate scientists have said. what the national academy of science has said. i think we find ourselves on the wrong side of science and therefore in a losing position. >> when talking about global warming and climate change, it's hard to imagine him getting any traction there. i don't know if that's what the voters are concerned at all about. >> i think, that may be last on the list. >> you mention the tweet though and he tweeted yesterday, $2 gas, treason, bus tours, it's time to get serious, so, in that tweet he's taking on michelle bockmann if she can lower taxes $2 a gallon and treason comment from rick perry and john huntsman going after everyone and he's taken on mitt romney in the past regarding job creation, will it work? i don't know. >> clayton: if you dive into the weeds a little bit on this global warming thing, you see that it seems that facts are certainly on huntsman's sides on all of this and fact checkers, we're having our brain look look at this and the comments don't seem to hold a lot of water. it doesn't matter. what's resonating is helping governor perry tremendously and he fired back on global warming and gaining traction, facts or not. take a listen. >> john is going to make his own decision. i just happen to believe that, you know, the earth's temperature has been moving up and down for millenniums now and there are signs skeptical about the reasons for it and i happen to be one that are skeptical for us to spend billions of dollars on a theory that is not proven and that you have skeptical science against that, is not in america's best interest. >> it's kind of weird that we are talking about global warming. >> over 9, and job in two days-- >> taking him off message after talking jobs, jobs, jobs, to be talking about something like this, it seems we're doing retread for something people aren't country about. >> juliet: the former ambassador u.s. and canada, a fundraiser raised a lot of cash for george w. bush against mccain, and south carolina is a predictor who will be the republican nomination. >> and south carolina since 1981. >> operate other hand, iowa has not been such an accurate predictor of the grosse pointe nominee. >> and he did go back to texas and wrapped up, as we're talking about jobs and did get back on message talking about jobs once he landed back in texas. take a listen. >> it's time for a change. >> ooh! >> and when i say change, i'm not talking about the the rhetoric of change. i'm talking about the record of change: i am running to get america working again (cheers) >> the fact is there is he' one in six work eligible americans who cannot find a full-time job. >> now, that's what is really resonating with americans right now when you look at that. the numbers are staggering right now and of course that's what perry wants and doesn't have to answer any of these to huntsman. rumors persist about sarah palin speaking at a tea party rally and made it for a bigger venue, opening up the speculation she will get in on labor day weekend. karl rove says he thinks she will run. >> she has a schedule next week that looks like that of a candidate, not a celebrity. and then this video that she released yesterday, you know, she made a surprise appearance at the ohio state fair and now released the video, saying, see you next, see you september 3rd. you know, look, either, this is her last chance, she hert gets in or gets out after this visit next week and i think she gets it. >> he thinks so, you don't think so? >> there's two questions, we're going to pose it to the political panel. does she get in. does it matter for rick perry, for mitt romney for michele bachmann and how does it change the race. and the governor said he thinks it helps mitt romney and again, that next tier may split the vote a little more. >> well, former majority leader dick armey, you know, and rick perry from texas, first of all, he says rick perry isn't guaranteed to get the tea party though, it's going to be existing and happened just then. >> and dick armey said these tea party, these are all independence minded individuals in the taechs and aren't just up for anyone. they're not just going to go for perry, they're taking a serious record. >> and does that mean that-- >> look at michele bachmann's record and-- >> and you propose justin phillips? >> maybe i will. >> dave: a hot topic, immigration and the president's new move and some say it's going around congress and some say it's a back door to blanket amnesty. what is the president doing? you haven't heard the whole plan. instead of one simple reason to deport someone, now there are 19 different factors to consider and only the most dangerous of criminals will be deported. it will be a case by case basis and jan brewer, the governor of arizona not so happy about this. >> well, she's not so happy about something else that happened this morning with facebook because they posted a picture of this thing on facebook which shows basically rosie the riveter famous, world 2. >> she's been using this picture though on a website. >> right, she says that facebook sensored her because they saw a facebook claim that a fan message, she says that facebook removed it because the photo apparently violated the facebook community standards before it was removed. received over 10,000 followers. >> dave: why? >> facebook says that-- >> you get the flags though, sometimes when the big groups feel they are he' concerned about spam and the groups are hijacked. they have the flags that go up. >> right. and basically, bots. and suddenly you get like 150 followers on twitterer out of the blue because you might have tweeted something, you might have said something about the denver broncos and sports memorabilia companies, their mechanisms go into place and spam you like crazy, and keyboards-- >> we read or see this picture and say we want that off. >> and they put it back on, they put the picture back on and said we are he' sorry about that. >> clayton: here is what they say. the post was removed by error and apologize for any inconvenience. >> juliet: a temporary-- >> or was it inconvenient. >> juliet: i'm saying it was not political. i'm going out on a limb there. and facebook did the right thing. >> clayton: it seems like a benign enough picture. doesn't it. it doesn't seem like it's a hateful picture. >> juliet: not at all. >> clayton: let us know what you think, fends@foxnews.com. >> juliet: thank goodness we have such a nerd sitting here. >> clayton: i'm back to my ipad, and the headlines this morning. >> juliet: this video is disturbing, a stunt pilot is dead after a horrifying, sorry about that, accident at kansas city air show and this is disturbing video and go ahead and watch. you obviously hear the crowd horrified as the small plane crashed to the ground and bursting into flames and the stunt pilot was performing aerial flips, lost control, he could not recover and he died on impact. nobody else was hurt. the u.s. state department calling for the immediate release of the two american hikers convicted of espionage in iraq. they were convicted. court fibers confirm the sentence this morning that we first reported to you yesterday, and shane bauer and josh fattel are their names, eight years in prison in iran after crossing the border about in 2009 and iranian officials say the third case against sarah shourd remains open and released on bail for medical reasons in september and came back to the united states. default, we won't default, if you believe joe biden,s vice-president that is, speaking in china, insisting the trillions that chinese investors placed in the america are safe. >> the chinese people should have solace, in order to not make good on china's debt, we would have to dits point tens of millions of americans, you're safe. >> juliet: late today. biden will travel to a city with a kweshg, and killed 70,000 people. and madrid spain, pope benedict is celebrating mass. in spain, the pope met, we told you with the sister, the 103-year-old nun. she left her convent for the first time in 84 years. so that she could meet the pope. she was in her convent for 84 years. rick, i can't imagine. >> get out of the house for the pope? >> yes, i don't get out of the house for an afternoon and i think it's weird. i want to know her impressions of like the world. >> juliet: well, call us, sister. >> clayton: she might not have physically seen an automobile, if you think about it. >> juliet: been there since 1927. >> a great story. a lot going on this morning, as you're waking up. it's warm across the south once again and we have a tropical storm to talk about and could have big many pacts for us. and as you're paking up. 87 in dallas, there you go, that story not changing at all. a lot of rain moving toward the eastern part of the country and see where that line of storms is and stretching out from memphis all the way up towards buffalo and towards rochester as well and anywhere to the east of that as the day moves on and showers and thunderstorms across the airport and some of the storms are going to be severe and we could be dealing with flooding like we have a seen the has couple of days and maybe some damage from wind. texas look at that. all of the moisture never makes its way into texas unfortunate and showers in and across new mexico and parts of oklahoma, good news today. here is your high temps and the heat in dallas. and kansas city, nice up around parts of the great lakes and we have tropical storm harvey yesterday and made landfall in belize. and now you see the other big storm around the lesser antilles and that's how tropical storm irene and it's going to have very big impacts for the u.s. as we move forward. take a look at this. five days out, friday, the center of this storm and this all holds together has a hurricane right around miami by friday, it could go either side of that and have an impact either in the gulf or the eastern part of the u.s. and lots to watch on this one. we'll talk about it all morning long, dave. >> yikes, thank you, rick. the road to 2012, already taking some twists and turns, but what will happen in the g.o.p. field if two more hats are thrown into the ring. will sarah palin and paul ryan shake things up? joining us for a fair and balanced debate. republican strategist ford o'connell and author "the end of anger, a new generation's take on race and rage", elliss, let me start with you, sarah palin the name we've heard about for months and months and months and more speculation after the iowa trip and speaking labor day weekend at a tea party rally. will she run? and whose position does it change the most if she does. >> it's not clear to me whether she's going to run or not and she will certainly be an exciting addition if she does. the fact of the matter she's yesterday's news and stylistically competes most with michele bachmann, she has a, you know, she has a tendency to say things that don't make a whole lot of sense upon examination and needs to be explained a lot. certainly popular with her republican base, but certainly the republican base, see the poll not too long ago and roughly half of the people say they want her to run and roughly half don't want her to run and she has real problems. >> any issues, yesterday's news, if she runs, weigh in whether you think she will or not. who does it help? who does it hurt? >> of course, i do think she is he' going to run. >> dave: of course, why, why? >> i thought for a very long time. >> i've had the sense the last year that she's going to run. our country is in a position where americans are completely and utterly fed up with government. we have a 13% congressional approval rating. sarah palin has a unique style, and a unique talent to foster cooperation, and i don't think anybody else in the g.o.p. field does. but that's fed up with government thing is already owned by rick perry who even talked about succession at one point and michele bachmann-- >> rick perry is not a solution and americans now are looking for solutions. there's two people i think that can deliver a solution, one is sarah palin because i think if she comes into the office, she's a different type of leader than anybody else in the g.o.p. field. based on what she did as governor, where she was able to explain to the people of her state what was needed, which is clearly something our leaders are not doing and then she was able to get both sides to work together. there's nobody else in the g.o.p. field that's been able to do that. >> and ford has background knowledge on this having worked on the mccain-palin ticket and you've seen her and how she works. will she run? does she have a chance? and one high profile governor said to me he thinks it sl solidifies if she gets in. >> she's a tireless campaigner and can do well in iowa. i think the entrance in the field could hurt perry and bachman and that said, i think she also helps mitt romney. any indication whether or not she's going to let her new video, iowa passion, and again with, sarah, you never know. >> dave: can she put together a national organization? does she need it? >> i think she does need a national organization, she's a tea party favorite, but has to get beyond fiscal and social conservatives and she has to hit independents and establishment republicans, for her that could be very hard unless she fine tunes her message. she is he' a tireless campaigner and smart and has to work on that. >> it's a threat. >> it's going to be a pitfall type of election and the american people have had it and they're looking for a total change and from the top to the bottom. this is a different type of leader the at a time when our country is looking for a different type of leader and i think that she uniquely, as well, among the g.o.p. field can be socially, actually libertarian, if you look at her governing record so i think that will appeal to people, who are independent. will appeal to people who voted for hillary clinton and are still disenfranchised with the democratic party and palin can bring those people in uniquely. >> and when the democrats start trumping up candidates, fyi, this worries me. >> dave: let's go-- >> and i'm not sure anybody can hear the solution outside of the debate. an interesting question. >> dave: let's move to the job that they all want. the president after labor day will unveil the new plan with a speech. don't know everything in it and infrastructure bank and propose ways to stimulate, to incentivize hiring, but how does the president, elliss, come out and say, we need to shrink the deficit long-term, but we need to spend in the short-term. how is he going to accomplish that and get this economy moving again? >> i think it's really the argument to make intellectually. basically every respectable economist is it making that already and it's a very interesting and-- >> well, politically can he accomplish that? >> it's dead on arrival, but i think he has to make his case. i think he has to make his case and i think the problem, even with the-- with the debt ceiling debate, was that he was very shy about making his case and people are waiting for na obama. >> dave: you're looking for more back bohn regarding his plan. >> and generally taking on what has been an obstructionist-- he has spoken to it, and inspect spoken to it more clearly this week and doing his barn storming campaign. >> well aring, considering that, considering the divisive environment. does he have a chance at any additional spending through? >> he has to take some leadership and for some of our leaders to explain what need to be done in a balanced way, i don't-- he hasn't shown the ability to be capable to do that, unfortunately. and i don't know if he can get there. but, you know, i think they all need to go back to washington and get to work and try to figure something out for us. >> it should be interesting. all right, ford, amy, elliss, thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> dave: guys, what's coming up. >> clayton: coming up on the show we know how terrorists will get revenge for the death of usama bin laden. >> and fistfights in the grandstands, in the bathroom, guns in the parking lot. what is going on at the 49ers game last night. >> come on, that's usually eagles fajs. >> we know how he got in there, but why. >> a little boy trapped inside a chimney tells us exactly what he was up to. >> juliet: sclus. ♪ nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductle. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> everyone's got their breakfast orders in. good morning, thank you so much for waking up with us. >> panic, they were going to go without me giving them my order. >> nice to see you this morning. >> dave: and "fox & friends" this morning. >> clayton: and curious on your political pal this morning, and sarah palin, a lot of people writing up, i wish she had 'd make up her min and others say it's early. iowa caucuses in january, for crying out loud. >> juliet: chris christie, paul ryan. >> clayton: i think it had he' be exciting to he see some of the candidates to throw their hats in the ring. e-mail at "fox & friends" and twitter as well. >> juliet: and dick cheney revealed, interviews with the top bush administration and everyone is talking about the man you're looking at there. let' take a little look at the special. >> when nixon resigned, new president gerald ford called rumsfeld back to washington. you asked cheney to pick you up at dulles. >> first thing knowing-- he met me at the airport. >> that had to be interesting. >> it was interesting. >> he in turn asked hee if i could get free of my job for a few weeks and help out. i said sure, why not. >> we rode back into the white house and the president i think president for less than an hour. >> one of the fascinating and revealing stories of this comes from president george w. bush you remember as you were headed into the 2004 campaign, dick cheney not a very polarizing figure and the question was going around in the white house, whether or not dick cheney should step down as vice-president. in fact, it wasn't just speculation, this actually happened. listen to the former president on what vice-president offered up. >> as the 2004 election approached cheney was willing to do more than take a back seat. he was willing to step aside for a new running mate and he offered to step down. >> he did? >> i was impressed that, that the vice-president during election would say, if you think you can strengthen the ticket, i will move on, no hard feelings. >> it was a very noble gesture on his part. >> every vice-president ought to do that for the president. >> you gave it thought. >> of course, absolute. i thought about it, decided didn't make sense. >> clayton: and one of the interesting thing for dick cheney he publicly admitted before he was chosen as vice-president he had no aspirations to be vice-president. very often, vice-presidents seem to have that aspirations and unlikely to come to the president and say, hey, if you need me to step down. they're thinking maybe i'll run for president after you're done. >> juliet: bret baier has interesting interviews and an interesting special. >> dave: nine o'clock eastern time tonight, dick cheney revealed and bret baier will join us on the program and ask him what he learned about dick cheney. what surprised him. meanwhile, a warning from al-qaeda. it's promising a series of deadly attacks in revenge for the death of usama bin laden. >> clayton: joining us, peter doocy with the details. >> reporter: good morning, clayton. al-qaeda in mesopotamia is starting what they call revenge for leaders, a string of 100 attacks made up of suicide bombs and snipers on buildings and cities in rural areas and they said their 100 attacks started in the middle of the month which would have been this past week, so it's presumed that they're behind the mondays attacks on the screen. there were 40 of them in iraq and they killed 90 people that made monday, this year, the most violent day in iraq so far. and this particular group is made up of sunnis from iraq and foreign fighters and basically tried to kill the most prominent members of iraqi society and they tried especially hard to kill american troops and al-qaeda said for years and years they're affiliated with usama, bin laden and now that he's dead after that raid in may, where our navy seals took him out. they're trying to avenge his death and part of of the statement they reportedly posted online, the enemies of god should know that pure blood will not go in vein and all this have a few weeks before the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks in america, master minded by osama bin laden, guys. >> and other headlines, let's go out to san francisco, a football game in san francisco turns into a nightmare. check out the massive fight and broke out there. were a series of fights and broke out during the 49ers pre-season game in candlestick park. don't they know that there are cameras around the stadium. >> they know there's beer. >> and several fans and all the kid around having to see that, oh. >> one woman lifts her child up to get a bet her look, see that over the shoulder. >> no, she did not. >> yeah. >> a man was beaten unconscious in the men's bathroom, he has life threatening injuries, this is a football game, people. >> and it got worse. >> well, the suspect is on the list and in the parking lot after the game, two men were shot multiple times and one victim has life threatening injuries, a t-shirt with a derrogatory comment about the 49ers, ooh, the other victim expected to survive. >> and we all remember what happened in los angeles, the dodgers fans. >> it's despicable. >> more than two months after her disappearance, lauren spier, this'll continue check ago landfill and so far no new evidence has turned up. the 20-year-old vanished june 3rd after a night out with friends and very strange story. back to work, 45,000 employees ending their strike against the company and back in the office on tuesday and well, a new contract is finalized and the big issues is verizon, pensions and they contribute to their health premiums and both sides are reportedly close to a deal on those issues. and a utah couple returns home to find someone stuck in their chimney, no, kids it wasn't santa claus. eight-year-old steven hawkens, not hawkings, was yelling frantically for help and jumped into the chimney, stuck halfway down because chimneys are not made for people. and rescue crews, passed him a water and a blanket after six hours cut a hole in the wall and pulled him to safety, scrapes on arms and legs, and he's okay. why did he jump down the chimney. >> on the roof? >> et cetelet's get him on the . >> 120 million dollar man, larry fitzgerald resigning with the arizona cardinals for eight years and a ton of cash and star receiver guaranteed 50 million bucks in the biggest deal in cardinals history. . >> i knew this is where i wanted to be, i wanted to play here, you know, the cardinals fans have been nothing, but supportive to me and my family. and i feel so blessed to be a part of this community and i'm just happy that i'm going to continue to be a part of it. >> the former pit player right there, clayton morris. >> that's right. >> and he now owns the fifth highest average salary in all of football and now get him a quarterback. >> on the gridiron, the houston saints and texas pre-season action. and predicted to be a big year. >> and fastster, again, this time a little further out and man, he is good. 28 yards, 14-0 houston, later on, it's the ain't backup quarterback, not drew breez and we show the handshake and then we show another play, and yeah, woo hoo! >> and yet, he fumbles. >> all right, well, so? >> uh-huh. >> so? >> and that did not go your way, juliet. and only a few people get to see, a few dodgers taking on the rockies at my hometown, coors field and a line to center, gets passed extra fouls all the way to the the wall, it's inside the park home run and dodgers and lead an extra inning, but fowler got redemption right there. and the 13th. he signals home the winning run and rockies beat l.a., 7-6. so excited for football season, aren't you? >> the broncos won yesterday, didn't they? >> they did win in pre-season action over the bills and tim thibeau t tebow not a factor. >> clayton: and juliet, you don't follow dave on twitter. >> why would i? please. only kidding (laughter) >> all right. why, what's he saying. >> you would know the answer if he's excited about football. >> gotcha. >> thank you, rick. >> juliet: i only follow you, rick. >> take a look at the weather maps, a lot is going on for us, here we go. first of all, we've got some severe weather threat, rather remember the storms with the four you fatalities in pittsburgh and covering power outages and we could look anywhere we he see the yellow. that's where the threat is. could see a tornado or two out of this across eastern pennsylvania and upstate new york, so, everybody certainly very cognizant of this. and take a look forward and the temps, heat continues to be it across oklahoma and texas and by tomorrow, you're noticing the healed builds, one more map there and the heat builds into the mid 90's, and phoenix back up to 110. the heat is a big story, but potentially, first really big story for us, hurricane-wise of the season and that's what's now tropical storm irene, it's right across parts of the lesser antilles, and take a look what the tropical models are doing. first of all, we're going to be seeing this in puerto rico and dealing with this across hispanola. and one more map for us there and see what the models do. a lot of land mass and when it does that, it doesn't strengthen as much and depending exactly on how much it's over land versus water and big implications that all of those models bring in very close to florida and some of them pointing to the gulf and of course we know that has implications for areas farther off to the west and if a majority of the models trying to verify we are going to be talking about a storm in the area and potential had i could be hurricanes, none of them, a record, never seen that happen. and it's thursday into friday and we continue to watch this. if you live in florida, pay attention to this. all right, back to you inside. >> all right, rick, one of those and look at the map. for florida, it's like a bullet path to florida, all of them. >> yep, you said it. >> a couple of outlighters, it means it could switch into another direction. >> all right, thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> well, talking about getting away, a lot of people going on vacation to get to the beach. heading off and relaxing and maybe going up to the lake or something like that. now, there's a new, there's he a new trend that's happening. and i've heard of this among kids, right? parents will take their kids and send them to a farm. >> to a farm, right. >> and kids would love it and learn how to raise chickens and goats. >> and, but according to-- that's now happening to adults, according to our own laura ingle, take a look. >> they haven't found the answer to what came first, the chicken or the egg, but the guests at stony creek farm certainly know where to find them. cook being breakfast, feeding the pigs and watching the sheep graze. waking with the rooster and working the land, are all a part of an avid tourism trend that's helping to boost farmers income here at the u.s. for farmers, kate and dan, opening their farm again not only brings in extra cash, but helps grow interest in farming. >> we can educate from the farm as opposed to the somewhat empty space that is the farmers market setting where we have to sort of fabricate something that is reminiscent of the the farm. >> and volunteer farm hands learn just about everything. >> and another highlight of the farms say milking cows, a choice that not only gives guests an amusing hands on experience, but appreciation for the hard work that goes into producing food. >> for me, it's more about just taking in the farm activities and just watching the wheels spinning in and seeing that they understand the way that works. >> they found a partner in feather down farms, promoting farms with shabby chic, for the quinn family from chicago, roughing it in comfort has been the perfect vacation. >> we are he' from the big city, so for us to do this, seems great. >> at about the same cost of the hotels they hope that enthusiasm will feed the interests of future farm stay guests. >> in new york, laura i think fwal, fox news. >> hey-cations. right here, i would pay good money, i will pay for it we can send her, a reality show. >> juliet: i would tell you i would not be-- >> a social light like what's her name. >> dave: paris hilton. >> juliet: what's that mean. >> dave: i thought the first thing-- >> first of all, terrible allergies, i would not survive it. >> clayton: i want find out if laura ingle actually-- >> and milking the cows and-- >> let us know if you would do that. >> it would strike me as mimming the cows and-- >> would you cake a hay-cation? and how funny to see this one. would i pay for it, no, i'm more of a pool, beach kind of guy. >> clayton: may thai kind of guy? let us know what you would do, would you take a hay-cation. >> juliet: would you guys. >> clayton: coming up, the part ticket, michele bachmann winning new support, rick perry is not far behind. can they lead opponents from the establishment in the dust? we'll he see. >> juliet: look who is talking? governor chris christie, and paul ryan, they may be working behind the scenes. >> and through the doors of kim kardashians wedding. several people couldn't come because they were overcrowded. and close-ups from the sky coming up on the hugely expensive wedding. ♪ >> they'll sell those to people magazine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with the most advanced engine in its class, 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. discover the fastest most powerful gator yet, at johndeere.com/gator. >> thank you for waking up with "fox & friends" on this sunday morning, quick headlines for you. there are new reports that paul ryan may be considering a presidential run. and it's all thanks to chris christie. never stops, does it? sources close to ryan say he had a furious phone conversation with the new jersey governor about two weeks ago. they reportedly agreed that ryan could do a better job than any other candidate currently in the g.o.p. field. and a sneak peek of the reality wedding of the year. sorry, fellas, kim kardashian is officially off the market. you have to look for someone else who is high maintenance. and after marrying nba flair chris humphreys in montecito, you'll watch the entire ceremony on tv with a two part special airs in october. >> she used to stand on an apple cart, juliet. >> juliet: that's kind of a funny picture. thank you, clayton. all righty, she came out on top in the iowa straw poll and seems to be the top choice of the tea party, check out the tea party nation poll and michele bachmann leading the g.o.p. pack and she has 35%, that's hefty, governor rick perry was second. a close second, i guess you would say, 28% with the rest of the field far behind and justin phillips with tea party nation joining us now on a lovely sunday morning with more. glad to have you here, sir. >> juliet. good morning. >> juliet: what's your reaction to that poll. was that surprising at all? >> no, it really wasn't surprising, it conforms anecdotally what we've heard from the tea party. michele bachmann has support and rick perry has support and something of a pretty strong faultline in the tea party movement when it concerns rick perry and people need to love him or hate him. >> juliet: he still came out with 28%, that's pretty decent. >> oh, a very good showing for him and we've done a straw poll back in june, bachman had actually slipped little bit and she had 43% back then and perry, unannounced back then, only had 15%, so, clearly, he's taken a little support away from her. >> juliet: i want your thoughts on comments that dick armey made recently and basically the tea party is, it's not a lock at this point for any of these candidates, do you agree with that? >> it is not a lock. it's clear that the tea party is showing some preference for michele bachmann, she had supported the tea party movement since she's been up there, since this movement began. and again, rick perry gets a lot of support and what's interesting is the establishment candidates get virtually none. mitt romney got 3% on the recent poll and 2% on a previous poll and we are he' currently running a poll right now, is a that says based on the results as of this morning, a third of our people say they would not vote for mitt romney in a general election. >> juliet: that's what i was going to ask you. who would they then vote for. what would they do? they would not show up to the polls and the tea partiers are active and passionate. >> absolutely. well, part of it, we are he' 14 months out from the election, so, it's easy for somebody to stand up and say, today, hey, i'm not going to go to the poll and support that guy if he's the nominee. when it comes up to election day, at that decision becomes much harder and some of those people will simply stay home if romney is the nominee, some will stay home, a repeat of 2008. some might look for a third party candidate and some would belly up to the buzz saw, romney is terrible, but better than obama. >> juliet: and another quick comment on dick armey's comment. and sarah palin jumps into the race the palin effect, it shakes things up. your response to that. >> i don't think she shakes things up that much. >> juliet: for the tea party? >> for the tea party. we did not include her in the poll, but included her in the june poll and only 15%, in third place behind an undeclared rick perry and behind michele bachmann, she'll cause waves if she jumps in, but it won't be the massive effect that a lot of people are expecting. >> the other thing, the tea partiers are independent minds and cannot be swayed easily. thank you for joining you gos, we appreciate it. thanks for coming in early on a sunday. >> thank you. >> coming up, israel is in some serious trouble. first of all, new missile attacks from gaza and egypt, our current policies actually harming our strongest ally in the mideast and the white house wants to give well behaved illegal immigrants a second chance, but then they break the law by coming here, hence, illegal immigrants? 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>> we are concerned about the growing instability in sinai. and the bed owen population, close to 400,000 bedouins have been blowing up major gas pipelines through egypt and we get 40% of natural gas through that. and blown in the last months and we've seen increasing infiltrations into sinai and a massive amount of smuggling of arms, from sinai into gaza and we're seeing some of the results of that smuggling now as these rockets continue to rain down on our civilian population. >> clayton: also, let's talk about the continuing violence in syria this morning, and this week of course, the u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton calling for assad to step down, take a listen. >> the transition to democracy in syria has begun, and it's time for assad to get out of the way. and as president obama said this morning, no outside power can or should impose on this transition. >> now, that that has been said, there appears, the blowback of course from the syrian regime, he's he not going anywhere, what should the u.s. do? >> well, we are he' not going to dictate to the united states. we've long said that assad should go and he's one of the architects or the pillars of the strategic relationship between iran and syria and involved in murders in lebanon. he he supports hezbollah and 50,000 rockets and hezbollah the terrorist organization and 10,000 to hamas and we certainly do not prefer the devil we know to anybody we don't know. we think that his departure will be a great improvement to the entire region and that's very much a contrast to egypt. we are closely in contact with the egyptian transitional government and we're working, we're in close communication and closely coordinating and hope to have good relationships with egypt in the future. >> do you think that president obama has been forceful enough? he's been criticized here in the united states for taking a lesser tact than we perhaps took in libya and other countries in not speaking out, unfortunately, on assad and the departure is there in and now we see this from secretary of state hillary clinton. what's your take? >> well, i'm not going to second guess the president's decision making. it will lead to a complex and tough neighborhood as you know, clayton, my guess is that president obama wanted to work together with the u.s. allies, and calling in for assad's departure and we hope that that call will be heeded by mr. assad and we can look for more peaceful and democratic middle east in the future. >> and finely get you out of here on this, as we go, where does he lead? >> i think that's his problem now, i tell you, the places he won't be going, the city you see behind me, jerusalem with israel. >> i'm sure we can count on that. dr. michael orrin, ambassador to israel and the united states. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up here on the show, the lockerbie bomber living free and clear, but that could change in the next few days, we'll tell you why. and what's a jegging, how about a retweet. i think you know that one. brand new words added to the english language today. have you ever had heard of them. i think jeggings, a lot of men are going to like these. ♪ of your missed opportunities in one place. ♪ the front-row tickets you never bought. the lucrative investment you never made. the exotic vacation you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus rx. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. try smart balance buttery sead. 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"fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ >> oh, they're here. we promised you yesterday. and promised you yesterday, rick promised us good weather from the 9/11 riders and never forget ride made its way to our plaza that morning and we he showed you on the road yesterday. up here in new york. >> i promised you juliet huddy would get on one of the motorcycles and roll around midtown manhattan. >> juliet: i have no problem to do that and i have to put on sweat pants and you guys have to cover me. >> dave: skirt. >> juliet: not exactly, not lady like. >> dave: and wearing the skirt-- >> don't want to open up that pandora's box. >> dave: kidding, kidding. >> clayton: we'll get to that later and first, headline stories. >> juliet: this is horrible, rough video to watch. a stunt pilot is dead after a horrifying accident at a kansas city air show, we warn you this may be disturbing. oh, my gosh. >> juliet: can you imagine being in that crowd. you can hear them as just this horrified as the small plane crashes to the ground and bursts into flames and officials say the stunt pilot performing aerial flips, he lost control, obviously, as the plane could not recover and he died on impact. luckily though, no one else was hurt. libyan rebels launched a first inside trip mri and rebels try to knock muammar gaddafi out of power. and from tripoli, the regime remines defiant and insisting their regime is not crumbling. >> did you see the focus on the lockerbie bomber. >> two senators demanding any government that could potentially replace the regime, would replace him to the united states. you may remember al-megrahi returned libya to a hero's welcome. at the time. doctors said that he had three months to live. well, that was then, this is many, many moves later and turned out to be false, obviously. and he was spotted at a pro gaddafi rally out of tripoli last month. we don't default. if you believe joe biden. the vice-president speaking in china today. and he insists that the trillions of dollars that chinese investors placed in america's struggling economy are safe. >> so the chinese people should take solace, in order for us not to make good on china's debt, we would have to disappoint tens of millions of americans who own 85% of that debt. you're safe. >> that was the brevity thing. >> you're safe. >> and after that, so, late today, biden will travel to a city damaged by china's massive earthquake back in 2008. that tragedy killed nearly 70,000 people if you recall, and those are your headlines for today. >> all right. let's check in with rick reichmuth for a check of the forecast, rick. >> hey, guys, another hot day across parts of the south. and 87 as you're waking up in dallas, 104 today, 105 and a lot of storms headed toward the eastern seaboard and continuing across the ohio valley and the great lakes down towards parts of mississippi and as the day heats up all of the thunderstorms are going to increase and some will be severe around the mid atlantic and up across parts of the northeast and certainly watch that. texas no rain at all. all of the moisture goes around it and the four corners states and especially in the afternoon as it heats up. the high temperatures are certainly very warm today. >> all right, florida, are you ready? 'cause we might be having our first hurricane of the season, at least the tropical storm and tropical storm irene out here across the lesser antilles and it's going to continue to pull off to the west, northwest and puerto rico, and parts of the dominican republic has a hurricane warning in effect and this is the official track. and the center verifies, miami friday morning, with a hurricane on your doorstep and could go to the right, and the peninsula has differences could be an east coast storm could be a gulf storm. at this point, right now, best guess, center of it across parts of south florida on friday. somebody is getting it, a matter who gets it and how strong it is. >> thanks, rick. >> let's turn our attention now to 2012 and a tough question. if you're the moderate republican candidate in this very divisive time, if you're the one who use today work for the obama administration, how do you you gain traction in this field, with michele bachmann and rick perry and mitt romney. how does john huntsman make nose running up to 2012. >> you jump upon twitter because no one is putting you in the headlines lately and that's exactly what happened. john huntsman taking to twitter the first time and people were noticing it before the first time he's seen the twitter account and pushing out different links to his appearance, and different speeches he was giving and might be be occasional tweet about his daughter, that sort of thing. this week, like he was taking a twitter and making things more rambunctious. and also on this week this morning. he tweeted about the debt ceiling and this is what he writes. i wouldn't necessarily trust any of my opponents and on the debate stage with me. remember in? he writes when every single one would have allowed it country to default and zero d displ display-- zero leadership on display in terms my opponents. >> didn't he raise his hand. it's like a photographic memory. >> clayton: let's take a look at this, this was the the debate. >> and had a real spending cuts deal, 10-1, spending cuts to tax increases, but who on this stage would walk away from that deal? you raise your hand if you feel so strongly about not raising taxes you had he' walk away on the 10-1 deal? (applause) >> kind of interesting how it went in succession, it wasn't necessarily everyone who wanted-- >> and yeah, and-- >> no leadership, some might argue and on the other handsome might argue they were very committed to that opinion. it's tough for john huntsman because ins an environment in which he's considered too moderate to win and he's trying to stand out from his opponents criticizing rick perry and michele bachmann and about the $2 gas and michele bachmann says she would bring it down to that level and talking about mitt romney's questionable jobs record in massachusetts you name it, but none of it thus far working. >> clayton: and talking about global warming, literally registers right now the last issue on most american's minds right now. jobs at the top of that list of course. >> sure. >> i went on to say this, on governor perry, when we take a position that basically runs counter to what 98 of 100 climate scientists have said, what the national academy of science said what is causing global climate change and i think we find ourselves on the wrong side of scientists and therefore in a losing position. >> you had an injury from investigating. >> clayton: breaking down the statistics and mitt romney has come out in support of man made global warming and this is one of the issues right now that you turn the attention around and talk about jobs and this is what people are getting taken off message and then of course-- >> we're talking about it this morning, though. >> governor perry responding to it and not talking jobs, take a listen. >> and john's got to take his own decisions and i just happen to believe that, you know, the earth's temperature has been moving up and down for moillenniums now and there are enough science that are skeptical for it and i happen to be one of those that is skeptical for us to spend billions of dollars on a theory that's not proven, that you have skeptical science against that, is not in america's best interest. >> juliet: the reason we're talking about this, when perry was making appearance, you had the mother holing, not holding the child, but behind the child, the words, this is the child here to ask perry about global warming. >> and evolution. >> creation. >> i think the irony with john huntsman, his jobs record is impressive. one of the top job creators in the country with governor of utah, but yet, that hasn't gained traction and his record is far better than mitt romney's in terms of being a governor and creating jobs and romney is sailing above it all. >> he's not swinging in pitches in the dirt, i guess and going back and forth on twitter about it. speaking of twitter, we use common words like tweet, and other kind of common internet words, well, interestingly enough now, the oxford dictionary, every year adds new words to the english language and become so common they've added them and right at the top of the list this year, is retweeting. that's the new word that's been entered into the lexicon as resharing a twitter message. >> sexting, yes, that has been entered in as well. sending saucesy text. >> dave: i'm surprised that took so long, a few years, cyber-bullying is another one i think made the cut a couple of years ago and an unfortunate new trend all over facebook. >> juliet: and also an unfortunate new trend, kidding, jeggings. leggings resembling tight jeans. i'm surprised that hit it this early on. >> clayton: we are he' digging for photos. there they are. >> juliet: there are the jeggings. >> clayton: they look like jeans, but they're like a spandex version of jeans. >> juliet: you wear skinny jeans. >> clayton: absolutely. >> juliet: skinny jeans are uncomfortable, ladies, as we know. >> clayton: but jeggings aren't. >> juliet: they look like skinny jeans and they're leggings. >> dave: there are no dudes, but-- i've seen my wife wear them and-- >> there is a trend for jeggings among men out there. >> dave: jeggings on clayton morris. >> juliet: i'll go to the hay-cation. >> dave: if he puts on the jeggings. >> clayton: deal. >> juliet: i'm totally kidding, not taking on the deal. >> clayton: should any other words be added? a whole bunch of other words, friend@foxnews.com, should any other other words be added. >> juliet: one word i'm shocked by. >> dave: she'll share with you later on. >> juliet: right. >> dave: up next the truth behind a terror plot that led to a ban on liquids on passenger flights. are we any safer today with the tsa confiscating bottles of water at the gate. >> juliet: and facebook didn't like governor jan brewer's anti-oba anti-obama-- and we'll let you decide. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. 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atlanta. >> thank you for having me on. >> dave: and you say the obama administration would go by a case by case basis before deporting anyone. what does this do to law enforcement and let's talk about border safety. like california and texas, arizona not to mention states like yours, in the state of georgia. >> that's terrible. all of these gives the word out to foreign born individuals and citizens of the united states that the obama administration and the homeland security secretary of state does not want to enforce the rule of law. it's a situation where it's been going on for years. we've got a great partnership with ice, who are some of the most dedicated law enforcement officers on the border. and here that he we partnership with and i think again, it's just an example of obama administration and the folks in washington not doing what they're supposed to be doing. >> well, you know, a lot of folks say that the president's sending out mixed messages, you mentioned, for example, ice and the border agents and local police officials who are trying to, you know, who are trying to execute these federal regulations. and jan brewer has a quote on this, the department of homeland security plan and she says this plan announced back door amnesty for hundreds of thousands, if not millions of illegal aliens. ill he will legal aliens. we need to remind president obama that we he elected a president that served beneath the law and did not appoint a king that is above the law. so essentially, specifically with your area there, calb county. you may not only see illegal immigrants out of jail, but getting out of jail with work visas. >> again, it's amnesty. you call it what it is, what you want. but it's a-- in my opinion, it's just an example of congress, they're responsible for creating, passing laws and i think this is something the obama administration and the homeland security director, who was a former governor of arizona and the region, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i wanted to play for you, what she said. janet napolitano, the woman you mentioned department of homeland security, here is what she said and then we'll have to react to it. >> it simply doesn't make sense from a law enforcement perspective to expend limited law enforcement resources on young people who pose no threat to public safety. >> dave: does it make sense from a law enforcement perspective to focus on those in her words pose no threat to public safety? >> well, i would disagree with her. the -- i'm not, i don't know of any law enforcement agency, especially here in georgia, that is concentrating on trying to arrest young individuals. the only time we encounter an individual that may be wanted by ice for overstaying their visa or sneaking into the country is because they were arrested on a charge they brought into my custody. >> and the calb county sheriff, we'll continue to obviously follow the story. it's definitely heating up. >> thank you. >> clayton: thank you, sheriff. >> dave: facing relentless attacks by palestinians. we'll take you there live to the ground when we come back. >> juliet: all summer long, lemonade stands across the country. and little kids with their lemonade and they've been under attack by health departments for not having the proper license and that's good. what happened when protesters took their lemonade to d.c. the lemonistas revolting. >> dave: and a tribute to the victims and heroes from one of america's darkest days. nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductle. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >> welcome back to "fox & friends," summer is almost over. plenty of time to go on vacation and take some tacky tourist photos and you know you're guilty of doing it and a website is beginning to compile. >> clayton: i have one just like that. >> dave: and sometimes they're regrettable and other times beautiful like that one, but a new website and we want your help. that looks like, universal studios. >> that's a bad one. >> dave: that looks like that's 1975. >> juliet: it does. >> dave: let alone the tacky aspect of it. >> juliet: he's wearing jeggings. send in your great-- >> everyone has the awkward photos. i was going through some. why was i doing that. a great website called awkward family photos.com. >> dave: a great one as well. >> clayton: a highlight this week which is 20 terrible dad vacation photos. because dad. >> dave: been there, done that. >> clayton: and i think we might have some from dave. >> dave: i take a lot of ridiculous photos. who hasn't gone to san francisco and put their hand up against the trans america building. >> juliet: me. >> dave: okay, anyone in san francisco knows what i'm talking about this morning. >> juliet: oh. >> dave: similar to that, but we want your photos from your awkward, tacky tricks. >> clayton: the last week of vacation and if you have them from the summer, send your thoughts on vacation and we'll play them. >> dave: is the switter address down there. >> clayton: ff weekend our twitter address and tweet it to us as well. >> dave: there it is. >> juliet: all right. >> dave: ask and you shall receive. >> juliet: so, d.c. was a little sour over the weekend. >> dave: nice. >> juliet: and thank you very much. capitol police made arrest there of lemonade protesters. yes, there is such a thing. i don't know if you've noticed there has been a trend of all of these little kid out there, now, in the cities and set up the little-- >> they're law breakers, juliet. need to be cracked down upon. thank goodness you said that with not a straight face. >> clayton: of course. the d.c. event page they call themselves lemonistas. apparently they were on capitol grounds. if they were on private land, then they wouldn't have been taken into custody. >> juliet: they were there to protest and the crackdown on the lemonaders. >> dave: right. this is ridiculous and of course they call themselves lemonade freedom day and facebook, more than 5,000. and they're trying to stand up to the kids out there at least nine lemonade stands are closed up because the police after health department, didn't have the proper permit. remember, we're all kids out there. kids are trying to make a buck or two or three. >> juliet: it's not just about lemonade, dave. it's about freedom, about cookies and muffins, baked goods and wonderful things. >> dave: now we're crossing the line, baked goods. >> clayton: and lemonade, you know. >> dave: you don't want the health department to get involved. >> clayton: let us know what you think about it. friends@foxnews.com, and facebook page off and running though, but you know, because they were on capital grounds and that's what happened, you know. >> juliet:. >> dave: do you think the lemonistas will unionize. >> clayton: first the headlines for you. >> juliet: a serious story, fox news alert. one person dead and dozens injured as palestinians continue a barrage of southern israel. and leland vittert is there, and one of the worst attacks, hey, what's going on. >> reporter: good morning, a saying in israel all it takes is a rocket to hit a school and we are at war. and that's exactly what happened today. we're on the top of a gymnasium and see the damage from the rocket and head along as you walk down here, the rocket went through the roof and down into a restroom and you can imagine how many casualty if they had a pe session or something like that going on. thankfully today. no school and summer break in israel, but the people were not as lucky last night. the warning sirens went off just as people in this neighborhood were breaking the sabbath, and where the missile came in. the car parked and destroyed and see what it did to the side of that house there. these truly are weapons of terror and they're destruction and killing and random as instantous and not only do they have razor sharp strap nell. inside they've taken the technology they're used and they're packing the missiles with ball bearings. the man who died in this attack was standing where i am and witnesses say he was actually lifted off the ground by the force of the explosion and doing what he's supposed to do and take cover right behind this wall. and you can see what the schrapnel did to this wall and incredible amount of damage and one ball bearing imbedded itself and another pulverized that right there. and that's exactly what happened to the man that was killed. >> and next to him and i decided, it was another guy that was quite obviously conscious and i sort of had to make a decision. >> the people who were in the house were able to take cover. had they been in their kitchen you can see what would have happened to them. the gijrator torn apart by the shrapnel as they headed up the stairs would have been cut down by the same schrapnel coming in. this started with a militant attack, and eight israelis dead and others injured and since then, a trading of rocket fire from gaza and the israeli forces hitting targets inside of gaza. right now though, it seems the israelis are showing a lot of restraint and the school starts days from now and do not want to start a war and leaving it up to hamas inside gaza, whether they want to continue launching the missiles or go ahead and call it a day. guys, back to you. >> thanks so much, leland vittert there live and the ambassador from israel to the united states on just a short time ago, saying he's clarifying, saying, we didn't apologize, they want to bring awareness to the loss of life. the rest of your headlines, a football game in san francisco turns into an absolute nightmare and check out the massive fight that broke out during the 49ers, raiders, and pre-season game at candlestick parks and they're seen in the melee, and in a separate incident, a man was beaten unconscious in the men's bathroom and he has life threatening injuries and the suspect on the loose. then, in the parking lot after this game, two men were shot, multiple times. one has life threatening injuries and he was wearing a t-shirt with a derrogatory comment about the 49ers. the other victim expected to survive, police have one suspect in custody. and san francisco fans said they've been dealing with a slew of violence this year as you know. back in april. giants fan, ryan stowe was nearly beaten to death by fans outside dodger stadium. people relax, this is sports and you are ruining it out there in california. >> and terrifying moments at a soccer match in mexico. that's gunfire, players and referees ran for their lives as you can see, after a gun battle erupted outside the stadium in mexico. and fans ducked for cover on the scene and others the gunfire. the gun battle was between police and a suspected drug cartel members and at least one police officer was hurt. >> dave: back to work, verizon employees ending the strike, back in office tuesday and a new you contract was finalized and a decision to bring tension to make works contribute to their health premiums, both sides are reportedly close to a deal on those issues. >> can you hear me now? >>. >> dave: can you hear me now. and let's check with rick reichmuth with a check of the forecast. >> another nice start to the day. and take a look at the weather maps as you are waking up this morning, we have some showers across parts of the ohio valley eanywhere you see the yellow we have the threat for severe weather and could see a few tornados across the eastern parts of pennsylvania and lower hudson river valley of new york and here is your high temperatures for the day, extremely warm again, broken record across the south. and texas, 105 in dallas, 101 in san antonio, tomorrow, another hot day across the south and we'll continue to see the temperatures and high plains and look at the northern rockies, 94 in ma seoula, montana and 110 in phoenix, and really builds, but we also have the tropics to deal with. we have tropical storm irene across the lesser antilles and move one more click and that storm and potentially big impacts for the u.s., thursday, friday, saturday this coming week, if you're florida, georgia, south carolina and in the gulf we need to watch it closely. juliet. over to you. >> speaking of impacts, what an impact this has, i think, on the emotional, the emotional toll that it took on 9/11. the impact that this has for all of you folks and wonderful, wonderful, event that happens here every year, and tell us about it, mr. roger flick i haven't seen an in a long time in person. >> america's 9/11 foundation does a memorial motorcycle ride to all three crash sites and 9/11 each year. >> you start at shanksville. summerset shanksville and flight 93 now with the pentagon and the following day we come to new york city. >> okay, and you're here today. >> we're here today. >> you tell us a little about what we're seeing behind us. >> and these are some of our police officers around the country that come to escort us and we've had police officers from el paso, texas, up in maine. >> like 33 states, i hear. >> and i think it was about 33 states. >> 60 escorting officers from canada and the united states. >> and who are you? >> i'm eric, co-founder of this event. >> juliet: and this is your bike. >> no, my brothers bike. >> juliet: brothers bike. >> i do the important logistics, point a to point b. >> juliet: i can imagine how difficult that might be. >> and this year, there is's something you want today achieve. a goal you wanted to achieve. >> we wanted everybody that was lost that day to be represented, so, the president of our foundation and the board had these cards made up with each individual name of everybody that was lost, and it has the foundation insignia and the flags from new york, pennsylvania, and virginia. >> juliet: so everybody who rode got one of these cards and they essentially represent this person on here, that's amazing. >> yes. >> juliet: what kind of feedback from the family members. >> and you also have family members here. >> we do. we've had many family members come and do this and that's why we do our ride in august. out of respect for the family members and the three crash sites because it's a somber time and they want to do their own thing around september 11th. >> juliet: i met you years ago and you told me if i remember, two years ago. >> his brother stole-- i sole alisyn two years ago. >> juliet: you leave from here and go down to-- >> in front of the sheraton and down to world trade center and we're going to have some ceremonies down there and i think the mayor may even show up, so-- >> he better show up. >> he did send us a nice letter though and we got a nice letter from the governor as well. >> juliet: congratulations, a wonderful thing, guys, hope you have a wonderful time and we're going back inside with the boys. >> clayton: thanks, juliet. we want to see you driving off, but you might break some new york city laws. >> dave: rev it up. new government rules to save the environment will come at a cost and the cost could be american jobs, should we put our people ahead of our planet? we report, you decide. >> clayton: this entire town talking about strange things that happened to their cell phones when president obama's motorcade rolled into town. suddenly, they weren't able to receive phone calls, you've got to hear this interesting story. 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>> sure, the texas college credit for heroes program seeks to maximize the awarding of college credit by institutions of higher education to service members and veterans for the training and experience they received in the military. many military friendly institutions have been awarding credit to veterans and service members for decades, however, this program seeks to standardize the evaluation process in texas. >> all right. adrian, this is, i know it's a champion, a program that governor perry championed for you, and for servicemen like yourself. tell us how it helps you. >> well, it helps with giving credit that i wouldn't, i wouldn't normally have, just coming straight into college. . >> dave: how frustrating can it be for servicemen, you're going through such serious training and then, to not have that translate to college credit. how frustrating is that for fellow servicemen? >> not too sure, sir. >> dave: all right. john, let me ask you, why haven't other states taken the same steps that texas has? >> i believe, first, because central texas and texas in general has such a huge military population, perhaps not as high profile a program. texas is home to a 1.8 million veterans and of course, many, many tens of thousands of active duty service members and so, it's more high profile in texas than perhaps it would be in other states with smaller populations of veterans and military service members. >> yeah, and a serious problem facing this country is the difficulty that veterans are facing with coming back from say, iraq and afghanistan and now, unemployment rate of 12%, far higher than the national average. adrian, why is it so difficult in your opinion for returning troops to find jobs? >> because the training that they have for overseas, going over to iraq or afghanistan, i mean, really doesn't relate to saving lives. it's not every day you're going to be running around towns in the u.s. with a rifle. >> dave: and again, this is college credit for heroes, john, do we see this going national? >> i think we had he' like to see it going national, but it's an issue that initially will be collaboration of seven institutions across texas and each institution has a different role to play. the program focuses initially on the allied health program, however, service members and veterans that have training in any job specialty can have their credit evaluated, their training evaluated for college credit. >> dave: texas home to 1.8 million vets, served in iraq and afghanistan and hopefully college credit for heroes will help. thank you for joining us this morning. adrian, thanks for your service. >> thank you. >> dave: coming up, can we add sarah palin and paul ryan to the presidential ticket? and if they join the race, how will they shake up the current field of g.o.p. candidates? bret baier joining us live from washington next. he's filling in, hosting fox news sunday and the victim of a horrific crash transforms himself back into an elite athlete. this former new york city firefighter shows how he made it back to the top. 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"fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ >> all right. how do we pick up on our little peccadillos or ideosyncrasies and what does dave do, a pregnant pause. >> dave: dirty looks your way, daggers. >> juliet: and somebody did say to you, when i talk, you-- and i said he's okay. >> clayton: dave wears his heart on his sleeves, i'll pick up on yours, you do a lot of punching in the arm. >> juliet: i do and i play with paper. >> clayton: keep those e-mails coming and sending photos of your ridiculous vacation photos, or your embarrassing ones pan particularly dad photos. >> dave: we know you have them. we do want to see them at ff weekend on twitter and we start though with the 2012 g.o.p. field. john huntsman, the governor of utah, he's the nod rat in the race, if you will and trying to to figure out how to get some tracks and the former ambassador to china for the obama administration, which clearly has not helped him in this race. what does he do? it looks like right now, the tactic is go after his opponent, notably rick perry, and michele bachmann, will it work? he's really going to go after them today on this sunday. >> juliet: do you think that's what he's doing, trying to get traction? don't you think he's just trying to sort of a-- >> sorry, i think. >> juliet: both do it. >> clayton: i was going to say he had on his twitter page, had been doing sort of boring things, linking to speeches he'd been giving or throwing up photos of his family. wasn't getting a lot of traction. finally tweets something interesting or controversial and suddenly, all the news reports were about huntsman's twitter page and all of these followers started following over to see, what is huntsman seeing on twitter and suddenly being more and more outspoken on twitter and there was a lot of traction there. . >> dave: in the beginning he tried to focus on the jobs record and impressive. did well creating jobs as governor of utah. it didn't work and seemed like that didn't get a lot of traction, let's try something else. >> juliet: here is one of the things he was talking about. he is he' covered a slew of subjects, rick perry being one of them, but he also talks essentially about the debt ceiling and referred back to the debate. this is what he wrote. well, i wouldn't necessarily trust any of my opponents right now who are on the recent stage with me, when every single one would have allowed the country to default so i have to say there was zero leadership on display in terms of my opponents. remember what he's talking about? let's look. >> had a real spending cuts deal, 10-1 as byron says, 10-1, who on the this stage would walk away from that deal. raise your hand if you feel so strongly about not raising taxes you'd walk away on the 10-1 deal? every hand is raised there. so, it's an odd statement to come out on that and he also has been taking on governor rick perry on global warming, which is one of the issues right now, not really on the top of everyone's radar this election season. take a look at what he said. he said when we take a position at that basically runs counter to what 98 of 100 climate scientists have said, the national economy of science has said what's causing climate change and man's contribution to it, i think we should find ourselves on the wrong side of science and therefore in a losing position. >> so we are he' talking about global warming, why? >> and the voters are concerned about are jobs and getting a job and getting na unemployment rate and just to finish up the talk on the debt talk, when he was criticizing the leadership he was saying he did not want to default. he was saying his opponents were willing to default. and that's where he says, he separates himself. and he's taking on michele bachmann over assertions that he could bring gas down to $2 a gallon and criticized rick perry and talking about the treasonist comments and trying to distance himself in that. >> clayton: and meanwhile, governor rick perry taking on huntsman now over global warming, take a listen. >> john is going to make his own decisions and i just happen to believe that, you know, the earth's temperature has been moving up and down for millenniums now and there are of enough scientists out there, that are skeptical about the region for it. and i happen to be one of those that are skeptical, that for us to spend billions of dollars on a theory that is not proven and that you have skeptical science against that, is not in america's best intere interest. >> juliet: and he's-- >> speed bumps on the long road to nomination. >> juliet: he headed back to texas he was in south carolina, with david wilkins, former ambassador to canada, and a huge fundraiser for george w. bush when he was running against mccain. interesting fl lows. >> clayton: we'll keep our eye on this and continue to watch what's happening on the campaign trail and first your headlines. >> juliet: begin with a fox news alert. libyan rebels say they've taking apart tripoli after heavy fighting and 32 gaddafi killed and others captured as the main rebel army is gathering 20 miles outside of the city. a final drive to out muammar gaddafi from power and meanwhile, gaddafi denies his regime is crumbling in radio broadcasts and the u.s. senate is calling for the immediate release of two american hikers convicted of espionage in iran. and shane bauer and josh fattel were sentenced to eight years in prison after crossing into iran in 2009 and said they mistakenly crossed into the territory and iranian officials also say the case against the third hiker, sarah shourd, remains open, interestingly. she was on bail for medical reasons last september. and she is back in the united states guessing that she's probably the not going to be headed back there. and the kansas city air show back open this morning after a horrifying accident that left a stunt pilot dead. we are h going to warn you. video is disturbing. oh, my gosh. >> juliet: doesn't matter how much times you watch that, it's a horrifying scene and poor people watching that air show. and the small plane burst into flames as you obviously saw that and officials say the stunt pilot ryan jenkins was performing stunts and couldn't recover. nobody else was hurt. >> the vice-president speaking in china today, insisting that trillions of dollars that chinese investors placed into america's struggling economy are safe. >> so the chinese people should take solace, in order for us not to make good on china's debt, we would have to disappoint tens of millions of americans who own 85% of that debt. you're safe. >> juliet: late today, biden will travel to a city damaged by china's massive earthquake back in 2008. and that tragedy, by the way, killed 70,000 people and those are your latest headlines. >> dave: all right. let's get to rick reichmuth who has a check of the weather. good morning, chief. >> good morning, big storms headed across the east and scared with storms that moved across the northeast and a repeat today. some of them severe, and big storms this morning across kentucky and tennessee and see that spreading across parts of the ohio valley as the day heats up and the front pulls to the east and see the severe storms fire especially across the northeast. and texas needs the rain and you can kind of see the general emotion. and there's high pressure there and everything goes around that and we've the got the moisture across the four corners, especially into new mexico, nothing penetrating into texas and it's going to be hot again today there. 105 in dallas, 107 in arizona, in phoenix, that is, the temps are going to warm up actually a little bit over the next few days and tropics getting active and tropical storm harvey that made landfall in belize and irene across the lesser antilles and this one potentially the first big impact and be the next four or five days and this is the models and see them consistently around the florida area and a lot of interaction with land. they keep them weaker and depends over hispanola and cuba that can weak and bit and the track that brings it dangerously close to florida and the official track, a category one hurricane in miami and friday morning. if you're in that area the panhandle of florida, need to be watching this closely and move forward this week, guys. >> thanks, rick. coming up, i expect my vacation forecast because dave always gets his personalized vacation forecast. >> and in maryland, let us know how everyone is going to flock there. >> and your head, the paparazzi is out, like kim kardashian. >> it will be crazy, helicopters overhead and-- >> all right, the immigration moves by the obama administration, angering republicans in particular jan brewer, the governor of arizona not happy about it and she expressed that opinion via facebook, via a picture on facebook that she posted and there it is. arizona is doing the job the feds won't do. and you see these-- >> a little rosie the riveter action there. >> won't do part. >> and clear, that that same picture they superimposed her face on that picture, but it included some text and there was posting a picture accompanied the post and removed by facebook and she says this about it. she says after i posted the following statement and photo yesterday, facebook sensored the photo and it violated the facebook community standards and before it was removed it received over 10,000 likes and comments. regardless i'm reposting the photo and statement and many of you will agree with me. the amnesty plan followed the rule of law and the u.s. constitution now. >> i think she jumped the gun there, a little on when she said the photo apparently violated the facebook community standards. because, facebook, facebook issued an apology, they manager of public communications. it was removed in error, we apologize for any inconvenience. clayton being the nerd, the tech here. explain what happened. >> dave: we know why it was removed, we don't know it was technology. >> juliet: why would they immediately put it back. >> clayton: we don't know with facebook, why it happened. with a photo-- >> it's an error. >> clayton: and websites sometimes a picture will pop up and if enough people go there and report it as spam, regardless of whether or not it is, it gets flagged a certain way, and therefore, automatically gets pulled down. and very often though that we find that this sort of stuff happens to sort of anti-obama things and end up popping up on facebook. it seems like there's a, a tendency for more conservative-based things like this to be yanked down off of these sites as a result of other people. >> dave: what the pattern, is this technology, the political idling in play. so it's a fair question to ask. of course, taking it down generated ten times the publicity that it did in the fairs place and we'd have to check now and the likes on that thing has tripled or quadrupled or more. >> juliet: and now the situation when the websites are hijacked and i'm not suggesting that's the case here, when they're hijacked at times and there's an automatic response at that goes in about the organizer of that website and they take it off temporarily and look at the situation and put it back on. >> see if it violates some sort of thing and they put it back up. facebook not responding, the two sentence response we got from facebook so we don't know. >> juliet: and we'll ask them to elaborate more. and given my face. coming up, will we soon see sarah palin and paul ryan running for president? what would that do to the current lineup of g.o.p. candidates? bret baier joins us live after the break and he's hosting fox news sunday. >> juliet: and then, oh, boy, fistfights in the grandstands and gunshots in the parking lot? did the fans take it a little too far? the answer is yes. ♪ [ engine revs ] what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. 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seen it, you should check it out on live. it goes into detail about paul ryan's decision making and that he could make that decision by the end of next week, he had a phone call with new jersey governor chris christie and according to this reporting, there is a pact that essentially one of the two of them must run, to talk about the big issues of entitlement reform in the way to steer the country forward. that said, there's this video out from governor palin and she's put out a video and most people are saying it looks more and more like she's going to be a candidate. so, the field might not be set. >> and anytime, bret, you roll out a video that has a grizzly bear in it it's going to raise eyebrows, are we in the dog days of summer now? we've got candidates and debates right now, and global warming, there's the grizzly bear. are we awaiting what president obama is going to say, he's on vacation right now and congress out of session right now. are we awaiting what's going to happen on jobs until after the labor day break? >> yeah, there are a lot of critics on the president, obviously, saying, why did this take until after the vacation to get the plan? >> you know, put it down on the piece of paper and show it to us, that's what the word is here in washington. and the folks who are critical of the president. and, yes, congress is out. but, this economy is in the dire situation. if you talk to economists on both ideological spectrums and something has to be done quickly, we'll wait and see what the president's plan is. we've heard some leaks about it. and so far there aren't real blockbusters in there from what we've heard so far. >> i haven't had a chance to talk with you for a while, actually. >> i know, you did a great job debate and wonderful job, we go way back. and you're going to have karl rove, right. >> karl rove and bill burke and senator rick santorum today on fox news sunday and the the panel with the economy and also the situation in libya and syria. >> is santorum getting out? >> he says he's sticking in. and that he has enough fuel to get him to the iowa caucuses and he'll see how it plays from there and he thinks he's gaining momentum in iowa, we'll see. >> juliet: do you ever take a vacation and we'll have a clip from the dick cheney special. and talked to president bush and all sorts of people on dick cheney. tell us about the special. >> this is dick cheney revealed. we spent a long time and before the book launch and decided to put it together ahead of the launch of his new book and it's a pretty fascinating look at his life and also the revelation that he really was suggesting that he he might step down in 2004. take a listen to this little clip. >> as the 2004 election approached, cheney was willing to do more than take a back seat. he was willing to step aside for a new running mate. he offered to step down. >> he did. >> i was impressed that, that the vice-president during election would say, if you think you can strengthen the ticket, i will move on, no hard feelings. >> it's a very noble gesture on his part. >> everybody's vice-president ought to do that for the he president. >> you gave it a thought. >> absolutely, i thought about it. decided didn't make any sense. >> some new perspective on vice-president cheney's life and tonight at 9 p.m. eastern time. the second running of that. >> dave: anything really surprise you about dick cheney? >> well, i followed him for a couple of decades now. his career, there wasn't a lot of surprise, but i tell you, there will be some things a lot of people said they learned about his life that they didn't know, based on this. >> juliet: and it's going to be really, really interesting. greg, congratulations my dear and coming a long way from chasing hurricanes in miami. >> yeah, that's right. >> clayton: thanks, bret. have fun on fox news sunday. we'll be watching. coming up on the show, a rebound you've got to see how to believe. the former new york city firefighter. 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a bus while biking to work. doctors said he had a 5% chance of survival. he defied those odds. >> juliet: certainly did as you can see. matt had to learn how to walk again. thee years after the accident, he finished the new york city marathon and the hero is here right now the author of the "the long run" and a new york city firefighter's triumphant comeback. >> thanks for having me. >> juliet: and we showed the very, very attractive picture. what is the picture from. >> that's the cover of the book. >> juliet: the cover of the book. >> and you said this is the situation, but tell us how you revealed those scars. >> december 22nd, 2005, ways crushed and run over by a new york city bus. >> juliet: you were headed to work. >> during the transit strike. the tw strike and the city was shut down and couldn't get below 96th street unless you have four people in your car i could have left to work and gone to the island. >> dave: you describe this as being sliced like a can and 5% chance to live and it was your mom at that pushed you. gave you tough love. tell what yous she did for you. >> there was a moment after a doctor's appointment and i wish you'd let me die rather than survive this, waist getting more and more depressed. and i remember her reaching across the table and put her foot down, enough is enough. this happens to a lot of people and you should to pick up the pieces and make your life the best you can. >> juliet: is it still a struggle every day mentally? >> at times, i mean, my daily routines aren't normal and i can't-- >> in what way? >> well, my digestive system was completely compromised. getting up early and getting my bodily function moving like everyone else does is different not to mention the pain and stiffness and routine and endure before i can get up and going. >> dave: we see the scars, but tell us what you endured in the hospital. how you long were you there? what types of surgery did you have to undergo. >> i spent five months at new york presbyterian and had 42 different surgeries in a 16 month period. >> dave: 42 surgeries. >> i lot 55 pounds. >> dave: you were ready to give up. >> i had given up until that moment with my mom and things started to turn around and took my attitude from what i normally thought i had he' be able to do in life to hey, i'm doing the best i can. >> juliet: you ran the new york city marathon. i mean, tell us what that was happening there. were you feeling you could actually do that or what did i get myself into? >> they gave me a three hour head start, okay, so talk about athletes have to do two things, prepare themselves physically and mentally. so they gave me a three and a half hour head start and i started with the achilles track club before the 40,000 runners came by, i was passed by 39,000 people, but mentally challenging, unbelievable. >> dave: you'll be back and riding a bicycle. >> you've been named one of the 25 fittest men by men's fitness magazine. what is the take away from people at home. physical and mental and s setbacks and the message? >> the human spirit is unbelievable, powerful. underutilized tool and if you're one of the people saying i can never run a marathon. guess what you're never going to do. you have to start saying you will and check the results and you'll get some things accomplished. >> juliet: the book is called the long run. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> juliet: congratulations. >> dave: you're an inspiration and the book is on paper back as well. >> it's 2010. >> yes. >> take a look at that. >> and all right. fistfights in the grandstands and gunshots in the parking lot. we're talking about a football game here folks. 49ers, raiders, what happened, we'll tell you. >> will we let this play out. the people around there, oh, he needed an invite to get through the doors of kim kardashian's wedding. la-di-da. >> and-- this soldier and mother, her daughter reunited back together after spending months apart. 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advced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪ >> welcome back everybody. >> clayton: welcome back to "fox & friends" this hour. keep those terrible family vacation photos coming. i'm getting a lot and sending them to our e-mail, friends@foxnews.com. more coming up. >> dave: the tackier the better, people. use that big giant ball of yarn and hunk of cheese, i don't care. those photos are good. ff weekend on twitter. >> clayton: we've got this for you this morning from al-qaeda and an al-qaeda linked group promising a series of deadly attacks in revenge for the death of usama bin laden. you knew this was coming. joining us from washington this morning, peter doocy with more details on this, what can you tell us. >> reporter: clayton, 100 attacks to avenge the death of one usama bin laden, what al-qaeda in mesopotamia are in the midst of they said. they posted online the enenemies of god should know we do not forget and pure blood will not go in vain. an exact start date for the attacks, they say they're underway and kick things off in the middle of the month and presume that 40 attacks in one day in iraq, that killed 90 people was part of this coordinated effort and those dozens of attacks on monday by the way made that the deadliest day in iraq thus far in year. now, al-qaeda in mesopotamia has been around for years, iraqi sunnis as well as foreign militants and reportedly said in the statements. revng for usama bin laden and other senior leaders and not not going to stop seeking revenge, so it's tied directly to the may raid where navy seals of got usama bin laden. >> and let's take a look at other headlines, a fox news alert. rebels closing in on muammar gaddafi. battles are raging around the country. including tripoli. rebels claim they're now in control of parts of that city. reports say dozens of gaddafi forces have been killed and dozens more taken prisoner in overnight fighting in the capital and however, the gaddafi regime, they remain defiant. it remains defiant, rather, calling for a seas fire and as if the regime is not on the brink of collapse. take a look at this, folks, violence and horror in san francisco. check out the massive fight and broke out during the 49ers, raiders, pre-season game the at candlestick. and they all are seen in the melee. and the guy on the smith jersey, yeah, yeah, cheer him on. >> oh, in a separate incident, a man was beaten unconscious in the men's bathroom. this is the same place and same stadium, same game and he has life threatening injuries. and the suspect is on the list on that one. of the parking lot after they were shot, one victim has life threatening centers, wearing a t-shirt with a derrogatory comment supposedly about the 49ers, the other victim is expected to survive and they have one in custody and expected to survive. and san francisco fans have been dealing with a slew of violence this year, back in march. giants fan brian stowe was nearly beaten to death by fans outside of dodgers stadium. more than two months after her disappearance, police continue their search for a missing indiana student. the and excuse me landfill and no new evidence has turned up and vanished june third after a night out with friends and looks like jerry lewis might be hosting the muscular dystrophy. lewis made no mention of the development while accepting the alifetime at achievement award last night and he did credit his work on the telethon for making him a star. and those are your headlines. and he was a star before that telethon. >> absolutely. and let's check with rick reichmuth i asked earlier for my personalized vacation forecast and i'm not going to get it. i can he see. >> i told you your forecast already. going to be nice, going to be good. >> if you're going there today, clayton, after the show, you're going to have big thunderstorms across the eastern seaboard, mid atlantic, including ocean city, mayor lon, 101 ocean drive. is that what it is? something like that. here you go. and there is your weather picture across the u.s. right now. a lot of rain out there. especially across the ohio river valley and zoom in across parts of the northeast, where the severe weather threat it and that includes, i believe, right at ocean city marilyn, right at the break off there. clayton, threated for severe weather and tornados this afternoon, could be across parts of pennsylvania in towards areas of upstate new york and certainly some strong winds and hail and people can be careful in the airports if you have flights in or out of the northeast i think we'll see some delays this afternoon. move forward, take a look at your temps for the day and heat across the south again, it's warm to atlanta. and of course, texas you're hot and phoenix 107 and we warm up across the deserts of arizona and # 10. we have heat advisories in effect across much of southern arizona. the tropics heating up. a big story this week, we had tropical storm harvey in belize yesterday and that swirl that you see across the lesser antilles, that's tropical storm irene in and around florida thursday and friday. so lots to talk about, everybody in florida needs to keep their eyes open on this one and we'll keep you informed here, as well. back to you guys. >> you know, a lot of words out there that people invent on a regular basis and end up beening actual words in the dictionary. earlier, dave this morning, the the oxford dictionary there's a popular one, when i get hungry, i get angry. dave is the same way, hungry angry. why not combine the words and call it hangry. >> that's a word that-- >> and add it to the oxford dictionary. >> juliet: that doesn't make any sense to me, but retweet does, that's a word. sharing a twitter meets. >> put re in front of the word, retweet. and sexting heard for years and made the cut, fortunate-- well, depends, it's always unfortunate. >> clayton: here is another one, i'm surprised this took this long. cyber bullying to use communication to bully or harass someone. >> juliet: clayton did you get your jeggings out. >> clayton: i loordered jeggings between leggings and jeans. >> juliet: there they are, more comfortable than skinny jeans, but look the same. >> clayton: we asked for some of your suggestions this morning and e-mail texting us, rust barnes said this should be a word they should add. directing, driving while texting, put an e in there and might have a word. and ted webber, clayton app. >> dave: that means anything geeky or overly technical. >> juliet: yes, we true, claytonesque. e-s-q-u-e could be-- >> picky, dave, aren't we elitist? >> david sapphire here. and russ from virginia, bruffet. breakfast buffet. >> juliet: i always do this, i mix my words up. i've done it for years. >> i hate, i can't stand it brunch. lunch or breakfast, pick one, don't combine the two. >> dave: another term that could be added soon, hay-cation, vacation with a bit of a twist. here is laura engle. >> they haven't found the answer what came first, the chicken or the egg. these guests at stony creek farm in walton, new york, certainly know where to find them. collecting fresh eggs. cooking breakfast, feeding the pigs. and watching the sheep graze. waking with the roosters and working the land are all a part of pa average tourism trend that's helping to boost farmers income here in the u.s. for warmers, kate and dan, opening their farm to guests not only brings in extra cash, but helps grow from in farming. >> they can educate from the farm as opposed to the somewhat empty space that is the farmers market setting where we have to sort of fabricate something that's reminiscent of a farm. >> volunteer farm hands learn just about everything. >> and another highlight of the farm, say milking cows a term that gives not only guests a hands on amusing experience, but appreciation for the hard work that goes into producing food. >> for me, it's more about just partaking in the farm's activities and just watching the wheels spinning in my kid's heads and understanding the way that the food work. >> they found a partner in featherdown farms, they've shabby chic finished tents and from the quinn family in chicago, they have the perfect vacation. >> we're from a big city and to do this for us, is you, know, it's great. >> at about the same cost as a hotel. they hope that enthusiasm will feed the interest of future farm stay guests. in walton, new york, laura engle, fox news. >> clayton: would you go on hey-cation instead of the beach. helen says i grew up on the farm and it wasn't a vacation. that was from helen nash. >> juliet: a little tweet. my daughter would love the farm hay-cation and she would never forget it, good enough for me. >> dave: her daughter would love it until she realizes no tv or cartoons. >> clayton: go out and milk the cows. >> dave: and coming to it at fm weekend on twitter. coming up, why does the leften have i the tea party movement? maybe it has 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fox news contributor jonathan morris joining us. >> good morning, father. >> dave: and to be clear michele bachmann and rick perry doesn't necessarily represent the tea party movement. >> no. >> dave: is there a connection between their fiscally conservative views that found that had movement and religion? >> well, this is the whole conversation that comes off as an article written in the daily beast, and said not only are these two candidates ditied in with the religious right, but in favor of something that michelle woolford said dominionism that these candidates would replace, deep roots, ties to this theology that would replace constitutional law for old testament law. >> where does she get her information. >> and this is to your point, dave, to the tea party movement, saying, really, it's a whole conspiracy of the tea party movement to try to put their christianity on the-- >> where does that come from? again, you remember how the tea party movement was founded, again, on fiscal conservativism and government. >> you cannot say-- >> it's not a religious movement. >> it still isn't. this is true, this is perhaps what they're scared of. the 2004, 2008 values voters, that we all remember so well that had a huge impact. well, those voters have very much lined up with another value that they hold, which is the fiscal conservativism. conservativis conservativism. and make a very strong vote for a certain type of government that includes social values and also, financial responsibility. >> a recent study, 47% of those said they consider themselves tea party movement folks, and also consider themselves part of the conservative christian movement. and you know, there's been a lot written about this, as though there's something wrong with that. do you feel there's some sort of indictment against the-- >> refreshing to hear candidates speak openly about their beliefs that include religion. and-- separation of church and state, separation of church and state. >> what that has to do with the government not-- not passing any law that's going to prohibit us from exercising our religion. or else, establishing one religion over another. it has nothing to do with us being able to publicly express what we believe and i would say that, if there was a mormon candidate or an atheist candidate they should be able to say publicly this is what i believe and not this ambiguous, oh, aim he not going to talk about it because of church and state. it's bogus and old and doesn't work anymore. >> you heard it here first before you head out to church. father jonathan morris, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, all summer long, lemonade stands across the country. >> juliet: for a serious segue. >> dave: for not having the proper license or permit. what happened when protesters took their lemonade to d.c.? >> and-- (laughter) . >> mommy! >> this soldier mother and little girl now back together after months apart headed to the curvy couch. there they are, come in ladies, little lady. ♪ >> being deployed and separated from your young child can be tough on even the bravest of military moms. this is staff sergeant's deployment to iraq in february and hasn't been able to he see her four-year-old little girl brooklyn. when she found out she was getting a few days leave, all it took was sly coordinating and turned an ordinary school day into one neither would forget. >> and somebody hasn't seen their mommy in a long time. brooklyn, can you stand up, please. >> okay. >> and (laughter) >> mommy! >> joining us now, staff sergeant smith and her cute four-year-old daughter brooklyn, so happy just watching that video, and you were so happy, brooklyn. tell me why you were so excited to see mommy. >> because. >> dave: because you hadn't seen her in a long time. staff sergeant tell me what the moment was like for you. >> it was a very happy feeling. i felt so good inside. i just wanted, i just was really ready to see my little girl and i wanted to do something for her. to make her happy and make me happy as well (laughter) >> and clearly still hanging on to you. tell me how the plan came together. >> well, i wasn't-- it wasn't supposed to be as big as it is. i just wanted to see her. i knew she was going to start cool on monday, and i had made arrangements to get thereafter she started school, just to, to surprise her so i wouldn't have to pull her out of school and for her to miss her first day of school, so-- >> what a great reunion, brooklyn. how much do you miss your mom when she's away. >> oh, i miss her so much (laughter) >> so happy to have you home. how is it? we always see these, you know, the fathers reunited with their kids and we often, we don't see as many moms reunited and think about how difficult it is for a mom-to-be away from her daughter. how hard is it? >> essentially very hard. this is my second deployment and she was two on the first one. so, it was hard then, but it wasn't as hard because she didn't have that concept. she knew i was gone, but knew i was coming back now, she's four and she is he' talking, she can say mommy, where are you, when are you coming home. i miss you. so, that's really hard on me and it's taken a toll on me, but i still have to do what i have to do. >> dave: there's nothing like, i mean, even when you go home from work to have your kid run at you and give you that hug, the greatest feeling in the world. brooklyn, your mommy unfortunately has to go away again in september a couple of weeks, what do you want to do with mommy for the next week. >> i want to play with my toys. >> dave: play with toys. >> play with her toys. >> dave: and maybe dance together, i think, something you guys do. >> yes, she's in dance art and she does tap dance and i had some, i was doing tap dance as well, but i had to pull out for this deployment. >> dave: you really are going to savoy the next couple of weeks before you go away. >> yes, i will. >> dave: brooklyn thanks for being here, glad you got to see your mommy. >> okay. >> dave: staff sergeant smith, thank you for your service as well. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> dave: coming up the man who rode alongside rick perry and broke down the highs and lows from the governor's first week on the campaign trail. it sure was an interesting one, huh? 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we'll report, you decide. >> will end up like boston college, across america, lemonade stands are under attack by health departments, demanding licenses. really? see what happened when sour protesters took the lemonade to d.c. >> they stole that line! >> clayton: "fox & friends," hour four, starts, right now, she's turning lemons into she's turning lemons into lemonade! captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> happy sunday doctor, that is dave briggs and juliett is in for alisyn and it is nice to see you. >> dave: coming up, mark theisen, along for the ride for rick perry's first week on the campaign trail, boy, it was an interesting week. we'll find out what his observations were and what the future he thinks is, for rick perry. >> ann coulter will join us as well. in a little bit. and let's get to headlines, we'll started with a "fox news alert." muammar qaddafi is clinging to power. clinging, as the battle spreads to tripoli, overnight 32 qaddafi forces were killed by libyan rebels and dozens captured in gunbattles in the capital and the regime is not giving in. a spokesman is calling for an immediate cease-fire. and insists the regime is not crumbling. a dispute in libya putting a renewed focus on the lockerbie bomber, two new jersey senators demand any government that could potentially replace qaddafi's regime first has to agree to extradite abdelbaset al-megrahi to the united states. you may remember he returned to libya, to a hero's welcome, there it is, after his release from prison, back in 2009. at the time, doctors said he had three months to live. that turned out to be false as we know and he was spotted at a pro qaddafi rally in tripoli, last month. a stunt pilot is dead after a horrifying accident, at a kansas city air show. watch the video, we warn you, it is disturbing. >> live and there were thousands of people and you could hear the crowd horrified that's plane crashed to the ground, busting into flames and officials say the stunt pilot, brian jenison, was performing aerial flips and lost control and, apparently couldn't recover, and he died on impact, nobody else was hurt, though. we don't do that, no, no, if you believe joe biden. default? no. he insists the trillions of dollars of chinese investors placed in america's struggling economy are safe. >> in order to not make good of china's debt we'd have to disappoint tens of millions of americans who own 85% of that debt. >> travel to a city damaged by china's massive earthquake in 2008, the tragedy as you recall killed nearly 90,000 people and those are your headlines. >> dave: let's check in with rick reichmuth. what did you have for breakfast. hey, ricky. >> rick: across the south, hot again, a little bit of a break-up towards oklahoma city, 98, warm and dallas, 105, 101 san antonio and 1101 as well an big storms are firing, we're seeing storms move through the d.c. area, just to the east of the d.c. area, as the day goes on these storms will become severe and we'll see wind, hail and maybe an isolated tornado or two. nothing going in texas, no rain, it all stays to the west and the north of it. unfortunately. here's the highs across the rest of the country for the day. a big story will be this week, a tropical storm potentially, hurricane force, it is irene, and we had harvey yesterday and it is getting into the active season and this is tropical storm irene across the western antilles and will continue to track towards the west, affecting puerto rico and hispaniola and haiti and keep in mind a storm like this has devastating effects in haiti and potentially by friday emerges somewhere on the eastern side of florida, or western side of florida, or maybe right smack in the middle of florida and we're talking about potentially a hurricane there. and folks in the florida area, as well as i would say, georgia, and south carolina, and maybe as far west as the panhandle of florida, need to be watching it closely as we move forward the next few days, we'll track it. >> chris: let's talk about the 2012 race, the gloves are off. the dog days of summer. what do you want to talk about. >> global warming. >> chris: what jon huntsman is doing, the former governor of utah on twitter and talk shows and such the past weak, a, taking governor rick perry on his global warming stance, look at what he had to say about this. he says we take a position that basically runs counter to what 98% of climate scientists have said, what the national academy of science has said. about what is causing climate change and man's contributions to it and i think we find ourselves on the wrong side of science and therefore in a losing position. that is what he said. >> here's what rick perry had to safe. because, of course, this was in response to comments that he had made and here's what he said to huntsman's comments, about his comments. >> chris: back and forth. >> john will make his own decisions, i happen to believe that you know, the earth's temperature has been moving up and down, for millenniums now and there are enough scientists out there, that are skeptical about the reasons for it. and, i happen to be one of those that are skeptical, that, for us to spend billions of dollars on a theory that is not proven and that you have skeptical science, against that, is not in america's best interest. >> dave: the fact is there was a time that jon huntsman maybe a year or so ago people thought he was the one who could step forward and get the republican nomination because he could get thes -- "the independent"s. >> clayton: mitt romney also believes in man made climate change and believes in evolution, some of the things that came out and jon huntsman saying the same and are they playing to the new hampshire independent voter that may actually get the votes. >> dave: jon huntsman is playing very much in the state of new hampshire and the campaign depends upon that and he's criticizing michelle bachmann, taking on the assertion, she could lower the price of gas to $2 and challenged mitt romney's jobs record. >> clayton: got it back in the headlines and there is this. over the next 18 months, we should talk about this. . the environmental protection agency is about to finalize a flurry of new rules, that would basically shut down some of these older coal plants in the country and a lot of poem say is it the right to do this, in the economic downturn? a lot of companies have to lay off a number of individuals. >> and they say there will be blackouts and all sorts of problems. your rates will be increased. the other side says, hold on, a lot of these plants will be closed down anyway. and, they will be phased out. >> dave: earlier we had a fellow with the project 21, and she was here and hers here take on what the epa regulations will do to jobs. >> this is an outrageous obama energy policy. remember when he was campaigning, in 2008, under my cap-and-trade plan, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket and he didn't get cap-and-trade and now is going through the environmental protection agency, which is unleashing a slew of regulations on the whole industry, which will result in job losses. the last thing we need to do in this economy. >> the reality is a lot of the regulations, it will take a long time to get through the system and, you know... >> clayton: no, governments moves quickly. >> what planet do you live on? >> clayton: i don't know, the utopia i have of a government working efficiently is up here somewhere en my head and they say 45% of the energy, power we rely on in the u.s. comes from these coal power plants and you would be hurting or disrupting that as you pointed out, blackouts and, the congressional national research service came out and said, the reason for all of this, they said many of these plants are insufficient and are being replaced by more efficient combined cycle natural gas plants. a development likely to be encouraged in the price of competing fuel, natural gas continues to be low, almost regardless of epa rules and the epa says, look, we'll cut down on bronchitis problems in this country and save 36,000 lives as a result of that. and, daneen says we have to be concerned about health and we have to find a healthy balance. >> you know what the health department is concerned about? lemonade. >> dave: lemonade! what does it is have to do with your freedom? >> collective sigh of... >> dave: yesterday was lemonade freedom day, if you didn't join that facebook group, that had over 5,000 members, it was a big day to protest, the recent shut downs of all of these lemonade stands, more than 9 shut down, over the last couple of months, because they didn't have the proper permit. >> clayton: because of health violations. >> more than nine? whoa! what, ten! >> clayton: they took their protest to the capital lawn and you cannot just -- set up shop on the capital lawn, like that. and, of course they got taken into custody, because they were refusing to shut down the lemonade stand. >> is it the lemonade or the principle? come on! there you go! >> drive down your street and see a kid selling lemonade the fact that the health department would shut him down seems... >> dave: absurd. not the $4.50 your kids would make, selling lemonade on the corner. it is about the freedom and these lemonistas as we were informed they are called are not happy. they want to stand up for their rights. >> power to the lemonistas. >> clayton: ff weekend on twitter. and friends@foxnews.com. >> dave: coming up next, what it was like to ride along with rick perry, his first week on the campaign trail. george w. bush's former speechwriter did just that. he weighs in next on the highlights. >> and age is a number, a young celebrity stud, asked betty white to be his wife. who is it? 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show me your politics, prove yourself to me. how did he handle those folks. >> he handled them well and ignored the critics when the awful woman who pushed her child up there to ask, why don't you believe in -- ask why he doesn't believe in science and looked at the young boy in the eye and answered his questions respectfully and made a good impression on whoever was watching. >> clayton: there it is, the video now, answering, the kid was being used as a prop by his mom to feed questions about evolution, why he doesn't believe in certain skins and one of the big... i think it was a big speed bump along the bus tour, which was the ben bernanke comments, of course, calling him treasonus, and, punishable by death an karl rove and others who worked for former president george w. bush coming out and saying it was unpresidential and a mistake, how did he handle that. >> first of all, the issue, it was a gaffe, definitely and his team would acknowledge that. but, i think, also, the issue he raised about printing money is one that is important and, two, he turned the gaffe into an opportunity and you remember, president obama went out and engaged him and said, you have to be careful about what you say. and, he returned that and responded and said, mr. president, actions speak louder than words and my actions as governor are creating jobs and your actions are killing them. that is a win for rick perry when -- on the first week on the trail, engaging the man he'll try and take on in the fall. >> juliett: he seems to be a darling of the tea party behind michelle bachmann at least according to polls, did you get the sense while you were out there with him? >> i'll tell you, if you recall, this was supposed to be michelle bachmann's week when she came out of the iowa straw poll, no one is talking about her. he stole her thunder and talking about rick perry, rasmussen has him leading the pack nationally and he's in second place after a few days on the campaign trail on the polls and his message, of the -- saying he wants to make washington back as inconsequential in your life as possible, really, resonates with sort of live free or die republicans here in the state of new hampshire. >> clayton: you know, let's get into the george w. bush side of all of this, because it has been floated out there this week as well, the texas swagger idea has come up, and, the question of whether... is it going to be george w. bush part 2, does he need to abandon some of that texas cowboy swagger to appeal to independents after all, your former boss didn't leave office with a very high approval rating. what do you say? >> i think he has to be who he is. he's from texas, paints creek and that is who he is and shouldn't pretend to be someone he is not and i'll tell you, he got good news this week on friday, the bureau of labor statistics found texas last month created 30,000 jobs, ten straight months of job creation, and, the democratic head of the dallas federal reserve came out, and said that 50% of the -- as of last month, 50% of the new jobs since 2009 were created in texas, and they are not low-paying jobs, and they are because of the policies that rick perry put in place, that is a democratic head of the texas federal reserve and hfocuses on jobs and against his record and obama's record he'll do well. >> juliett: correct me if i'm wrong but you spent a significant amount of time watching him. give us a sense of the man, not just the campaigner but the man. >> he's very genuine and looks you straight in the eye and, shakeser hand, and he makes a very good impression and i talked to a lot of people who met minimum in thim in portsmou hampshire and they were impressed with him and i met a young democrat, who was and obama supporter and, he thinks he's sold on him. >> clayton: sarah palin may be throwing her hat into the ring, we are hearing. are they concerned, about that and the tea party votes he seems to have locked up at the moment. >> i haven't talked about sarah palin and i have a lot of respect foreher and he does and his response will be if sarah palin is in the race, he's the longest serving governor of texas and has a ten-year record creating jobs in texas and will probably point out she left office after two years, halfway into her first term. >> clayton: you can count on that. might come up. marc theisen, thanks for joining us on "fox & friends." >> thank you. >> juliett: we showed you the video this morning and we'll show you again, fistfighting in the grandstands and gun shots in the parking lot at the 49ers game. what the heck is going on there? >> clayton: somewhere joe montana is shedding a tear. and president obama using the weekly radio address to slam congress, for not creating any jobs but where is his plan? apparently it will not be ready until september. should he play the blame game? stuart varney, there he is, walking down the hallway. >> juliett: hurry, hurry! >> clayton: get him coffee and a crumpet. don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. 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stuart varney from netwofox bus network from the great show, varney & company, 9:20 eastern time. he'll thread the needle. deficit reduction long term and spending short-term. how does he accomplish that. >> i don't know and investors have very little confidence he can pull it off. what we need is a plan to grow the economy. make the economy expand. and, that is the way you get more tax revenue and the deficit and the unemployment rate down and the president's plan, what we know of it, is not going to accomplish that. he wants this infrastructure bank, i don't know how many hundred billion dollars he wants to spend on so-called shovel-ready projects, he's already on tape, laughing that shovel-ready is not really shovel-ready and that is not going to accomplish the goal. now, i think the president knows this and i think this is the kind of a setup. >> juliett: what do you mean? >> he'll propose the infrastructures bank, let's spends more money to get the economy going and he knows the house of representatives will never go along with it, it is republican dominated and he can turn around and say, see i tried and wanted to get the economy going and those wicked republicans wouldn't let me do it. >> juliett: this is a strategy to blame republicans? >> i think so. >> juliett: under a ruse of... >> but does the president have an alternative to the policies which have already failed? we have already had a trillion dollars worth of stimulus in the stimulus plan and record government spending and it really hasn't worked. >> juliett: don't you think he knows -- he knows the spotlight is hard and it is bold on him right now? he knows he has to come up with the plan, or is it the same old, aim sold and not the shell game at this point, really? >> if he came up with a plan, that really changed course, that went back to private enterprise, that -- private enterprise, get us out of the mess and that would be repudiating his presidency and he'd have to say, obamacare, we'll, we'll edge back on that. financial reform, we'll edge back on that, epa regulations, we'll edge back on that. tax cuts, yeah, i'm all for that. he's not going to do that. it will be a reversal of his presidency, no way it will happen. >> dave: one thing you understand that may be different, not sure if it will work is incentivizing, hiring an offering tax breaks to companies that higher and i'm curious, what do you see ahead in the markets? that will impact his job, whether he likes it or not. and we lost almost 600 points the last two days. does the slide continue? >> i don't know. it will depends upon t-- depende economic news of the day, and if we are pointing in the direction of recession the market probably goes down more and my advice is to look at the price of gold. the best barometer of high anxiety, $1860 an ounce, up $225 per ounce just in august. watch gold. >> juliett: stuart varney, thanks for joining us today. >> dave: he's in primetime on fox business network. check him out on primetime. >> juliett: verizon union workers taking their complaints, going to the boss's house, is it going too far? ann coulter will weigh in on that one. >> dave: and a much younger celebrity, asks betty white, will you marry me? >> juliett: who is this? >> dave: stuart varney! no, he's already taken. who popped the question and what was her answer? >> honey, honey, i'm on fire! >> juliett: and he won over new york york's construction noise with the sweet sounds of frank. the construction singer is next. >> ♪ ♪ turtle dove ♪ and i feel a little love... at exxon and mobil, we engineer smart gasoline that works at the molecular level to help your engine run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you need to enroll. put their trust in aarp medicare supplement insurance. plus you'll get this free guide to understanding medicare. the prices are competitive. i can keep my own doctor. and i don't need a referral to see a specialist. call now to get a free information kit. plus you'll get this free guide to understanding medicare. and the advantages don't end there. choose from a range of medicare supplement plans... that are all competitively priced. we have a plan for almost everyone, so you can find one that fits your needs and budget. with all medicare supplement plans, there are virtually no claim forms to fill out. plus you can keep your own doctor and hospital that accepts medicare. and best of all, these plans are... the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp. when they told me these plans were endorsed by aarp... i had only one thing to say... sign me up. call the number on your screen now... and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan. you'll get this free information kit... and guide to understanding medicare, to help you choose the plan that's right for you. as with all medicare supplement plans, you can keep your own doctor and hospital that accepts medicare, get help paying for what medicare doesn't... and save up to thousands of dollars. call this toll-free number now. >> the awkward tourist photo. go to tackytouristphotos.com. we all do them, right? like this? the cardboard things, you take them on vacation and do it because you have to, maybe you are a little drunk. >> i've taken many tacky tourist photos. >> dave: the of oil tower. >> clayton: we asked you to sends them in and our e-mail inbox is shut down and our producers said you sent so many in and we plucked a few of them for you this morning, nina from georgia sent us one, there is one. always have to do that. holding the of oil tower. >> juliett: and, from west virginia, hanging out with colonel sanders. [laughter]. >> clayton: i stopped myself. >> juliett: ouch. oh, that is... that is hard. >> clayton: empire state building. it always hurts. >> dave: a couple weeks of summer left, get out and get tacky tourist photos, taken, send 'em our way, i promise i'll send you guys one next weekend, i'll be off for vacation. down to the beach, ocean city, maryland. >> juliett: what is the address? >> dave: paparazzi will be there! meanwhile, "fox news alert," at least one person dead, dozens injured as palestinian militants continue a relentless mortar barrage on southern israel. >> clayton: leland vittert is live from a town that endured one of the worst attacks hours ago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, guys, there is an old saying in israel, the only thing needed to start a war is a rocket landing at a school and that is exactly what happened, we're on the top of a gymnasium here and you can see where the rocket came in and also where the rocket ended up which was through the roof, and down there, inside this gymnasium and you can imagine how many casualties there would have been, had there been kids inside and school is not on today and this is still summer vacation here in israel and still the down endured a barrage of rockets, hundreds fired here over the past 4 or 5 days and, inside gaza, where they make these things, they pulled a page out of the suicide bombing book and put in ball bearings and the only purpose is to kill as many people as they can when the rockets land and israel has a defense system against the rockets, but, system, we had a number of casualties over the past couple of days. each missile interceptor fired by israel's iron dome costs $40,000. and the system was specifically designed to counter the short range off a home built rocket used by gaza militant against southern israel and the current kill ratio is 60%, which is good, but, far from perfect. militants fire rockets at the same time, aimed for the same targets and some get through. like last night, at a small neighborhood, broke the sabbath, the sirens went off and a man didn't make it to the shelter in time. >>... (inaudible) i -- and there was another guy quite obviously conscience and i had to make a decision. >> reporter: the man who died was standing where i am and witnesses say he was lifted off the ground by the force of the explosion and doing what he was supposed to do, take cover, right behind the wall and you can see what the shrapnel did to the wall, an incredible amount of damage, one ball-bearing imbedded itself here and a number of others pulverized the area here. >> i know don't know how to make the switch, between, you know, a rocket attack in your regular life you will not be able to lead a regular life and that means, day one, and that is not an option as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: all part of a tit-for-tat, after an attack on israeli civilians on thursday and, now it continued with israeli airstrikes and these palestinian mortars and rockets, coming and it seems as though the israelis now at least are holding their fire, the israeli school year starts in ten days and they'd rather go to the hot truce we had before than escalate these things as this moves forward. guys in new york, back to you. >> juliett: thank you very much, leland. we want to get to other headlines, a day of remembrance in norway, to remember the victims of that mass shooting and bombing last month. today's shooting survivors returned to the island where it happened. many are lighting candles and leaving flowers and cards to remember the 69 people shot and killed there. the suspect, anders brevik, was in a norwegian court last week and the court ordered him kept in isolation and that will continue for another 4 weeks. violence an horror at a football game in san francisco. not just any football game, the 49ers game, the fight broke out in the stands during the 49ers-raiders pre-season game at candlestick and, the fans in the may lee and there was another incidents in the bathroom, a man was beaten unconscious, in a men's bathroom and he has life-threatening injuries and the suspect is wanted on the lookers and another incident, a parking lot incident, after the game, two men were shot, multiple times, one victim has life-threatening injuries, and he was wearing a t-shirt apparently with the derogatory comment about the 49ers. and the other victim expected to survive. police have one suspect in custody, the fans in san francisco have been dealing with a slew of violence this year, back in march, giants fan ryan stowe was nearly beaten to death by fans outside dodgers stadium. looks like jerry lewis may be returning to the muscular dystrophy telethon, the las vegas review journal reporting that he was reinstated as host yesterday afternoon. refreshings he was reportedly pushed out of the mda-- remembe he was reportedly pushed out of the mda months ago, he received an award last night and he credited his work on the telethon for making him a star. here it is. betty white won't settle down with anyone, just ask shaq. >> betty, will you marry me? >> don't be silly. you're too old for me! >> clayton: 89-year-old betty white, blocking the shaq'ses wedding shot. he posted the video on his twitter accounted and unfortunately we'll never know if the 5'4" white and the 7'1" shaq -- >> they are friends. >> clayton: i love that, he's too old for her. she only dates the young guys. let's check in with rick reichmuth with the forecast. >> rick: i thought these brothers from wisconsin were looking for their tacky vacation picture, they may be missed yesterday but they want to say hi to their mom and dad. >> hi, mom and dad. >> rick: you got it in. the weather picture, guys, we have severe weather threat for us today. anywhere you see the yellow towards the northeast, where the threat is and from parts of virginia up to maine, we could see a tornado or two today and certainly, strong winds and maybe hail. anybody in this area, be careful, temperatures for the day, extremely warm across the south and temps the next few days will remain high. as you look at the temperature map you can see the highs, today, i think we can show that. if we can, trust me, it will be hot across much of the south and temps, 105° today in dallas and it will be that way much of this coming week and we'll send it back to you, inside. >> dave: thanks. >> juliett: thank you, rick. >> clayton: let's bring in ann coulter, the author of what is it, nine best-sellers... >> juliett: 900. >> clayton: 8, 9... >> juliett: "demonic". >> clayton: and she's joining us and as she has done over the past few weeks on fox and friends. great to see you. >> thank you, great to be here. >> clayton: we're in the dog days of summer... >> how many times are you going to say that today. >> clayton: people are waking up every 15 minutes, i know we're in the dog days of summer and the mainstream is obsessed with michelle bachmann and rick perry and, your view, though, the media didn't give the same attention to barack obama in twa 2008, what is going on here. >> it happens with all democrats, but, with love showered on obama, i mean, they couldn't find videotapes for sale in a lobby of trinity united church of chicago until fairly late in the campaign and finally ab kr bchlac buys a copd now they have a piece on michelle bachmann, tracing ancestors back to 1861, to see if they settled in iowa or near iowa. does anyone to the day know what obama's relatives were doing and where they were in 1861. and that is the scrutiny for a presidential kwhacandidate and love her, and it is an odd candidate to be so fixated on. >> dave: i want to ask about those not yet in the field. some talk paul ryan might get in after his conversation with chris christie and i know he's your guy and is not getting in. and sarah palin called and said, they think she will announce over labor day weekend in iowa and if either gets in, who makes the bigger impact? >> that's a good question. i think neither will make a huge impact, as huge as rick perry. and by the way, speaking of media vetting, there is a huge ad in an austin newspaper asking for anyone who has had sex with rick perry. can we get the ad to find, you know, obama's cocaine dearly now that he is two years into his presidency? but sarah palin and ryan, ryan, like bachman, is a fantastic candidate but he's from the house and it is irresponsible for people to keep pushing hip. we have not had a house member become president since james garfield and he has executive experience having been, i don't know, a lieutenant general in the civil war. and, sarah palin -- we'll see, she obviously has huge supporters, but, i mean, we all ahead have michelle bachmann in the race. >> juliett: are you holding out for christie? >> why, yes, i am. i love rick perry, he's doing a fantastic job, rick perry. you always want to wait to see them out there, running for president, for a month, almost all of the candidates, over time, come back to jack kemp, they are all talked about and look great on paper and let's see how they are on the campaign trail and so far, rick perry is holding up and he has a tremendous record. >> clayton: holding outs f-- ou for chris christie, like holding out for the prom, waiting for chris, will you please ask me. >> america wants a nice -- sorry, go ahead. >> juliett: we want to hear what you say. >> clayton: i want to talk about the verizon story and get your take on that. it appears the strike is over and that didn't stop all the union workers, though, from bussing themselves to the ceo's home for the big protest there. you know, it's not a public figure, as governor huckabee talked about yesterday. now, they are being investigated by the feds for cutting wires n and sabotaging people's phones. >> my book is on the 200 year history of mobs and as i describe in my book the home protests are done all the time by liberals. they did it no bank of america employees, and a corn and sciu, a teenage boy trapped in his home and his parents aren't even there. it is frightening and animalistic and intended to be terroristic and you had it done just last month, out in wisconsin. at the homes of republican legislators and governors. and though you should read my book, the conclusion is how to deal with mobs, they are bursting out all over the globe, vancouver, wisconsin, london, and you cannot nullify a lab, you cannot calm or appease a mob, think of mobs as hitler, you have to smash the mob and these home invasions i think are particularly frightening, and i mean, imagine, these animals all over your home, trampling on your gardens, frightening your children. these are people's homes, only liberals would do this and i have several examples in my book. >> dave: a bit over the line, ann coulter up early in los angeles, after that kardashian wedding... thanks so much for being with us, we appreciate it, ann. >> clayton: thanks. >> juliett: thanks, good to talk to you. >> juliett: next we spent way too much, now military pensions are headed for the chopping block, do soldiers have to pay for out of control government spending in colonel hunt will weigh in on that, next. >> clayton: and he's soothing construction noise with the sweet sound of sinatra. the 2nd avenue sinatra. here for a live performance. >> ♪ ♪ in old mexico ♪ stars, guitars ♪ red wine ♪ broke somebody's heart ♪ and i'm afraid that it was mine ♪ ♪ it happened in... geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> clayton: welcome back. listen to this. should brave men and women who risk their lives defending our freedom pay the price for out of control government spending? a study sponsored by the pentagon says military pensions are unaffordable and the secretary of defense considering cutting them. is that fair? joining me is fox news military analyst colonel david hunt, nice to see you this morning. what do you make of this? the current retirement plan, let me put it up on the screen for our viewers, lifetime benefits after 20 plus years of service, pension worth half of your base salary, no pension if you serve less than 20 years, begin collecting benefits immediately and it costs 55 billion in 2010. and the new plan, though, currently, turns this on its ear. what do you make of it? >> i think, if panetta the is serious and i think -- i'm hoping what he's trying to do is scare the administration and congress into not screwing around with the defense budget. but, if he is serious, i think he gets fired, and what we -- it's not just outrageous, they need to double the amount of money these guys are getting and double the pension, and, what it takes, for -- what it has taken, what it will continue to take, for our country to go to war with volunteers, the loss of life and limb and to the times... to families, we have a generation of children, growing up in the army and the marine corps and the air force, and the intelligence community without fathers and mothers, because of this ten-year war. it is outrageous to be talking about it. they don't get paid enough as it is. we have sergeants in the army and marine corps, barely above the poverty line. and, people have the audacity to talk about anything, anything put increasing a pension, or increasing a salary, is ridiculous. >> clayton: let's put up specifics and i'll get you to comments on these, these are the plans, that would be the plan as you say, if these changes do come through this pentagon. they'd get a 401(k)-style plan with government contributions and wouldn't be able to collect the retirement until the age of 60, and in those serving less than 20 years, would be eligible for benefits, estimated savings, would equal $250 billion over 20 years. and some say, critics who maybe disagree with you, say it is belt-tightening and we ned to tighten our belt. what do you say to that? >> yeah, but not on the backs of guys... they need to take a... go to bethesda or any veterans hospital and then talk to me about cutting anything for these men and women. the amount of -- they don't get nearly what they are supposed to now and to have it during a time of war, this kind of war with this kind of loss of life and the deployment to talk about anything but increasing a benefit is ridiculous. you will lose part of your volunteer force with this. this is night bank, not working for gm, these are men and women who volunteered to give their lives and are, and, they don't get paid as it is. >> clayton: colonel david hunt, great to see you on "fox and friends," well said. >> you are welcome. >> clayton: coming up on the show, a live performance from the second avenue sinatra. you heard his pipes, a little bit ago. listen. >> ♪ ♪ i've got you ♪ under my skin ♪ ♪ deep in the heart of me ♪ so deep in my heart ♪ that you're really a part of me...♪ plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100% which means the most innovative cars, are also the most available cars. nissan, innovation for today. innovation for all. >> juliett: welcome back, construction noise, annoying, but especially in new york city. now, but thanks to one construction worker the noise of the second avenue subway sounds a little sweeter these dayses. -- days. >> ♪ ♪... just like pasta ♪ that's amore ♪ when you dance down the street ♪ ♪ with the clouds at your feet ♪ you're in love... >> dave: called the 2nd avenue sinatra. he joins us this morning! welcome to you, sir. >> great to see you. >> dave: people love this, over a million youtube hits. if you add them up, how does a guy from the local iron workers union sing sinatra. >> i sang in the mirror for years, you know? and, i had my lunch hour, which is mine and actually a half-hour and i said, you know, if i could sing a little and bring a few smiles it will be well worth it and it took off. >> clayton: the video, we were laughing and people are walking by and, saying, what's going on! this guy! and you get a lot of these guys standing around! >> dave: how did your coworkers react. >> they say, what will you do at lunch i said sing and, they said what and i said standard and people stopped and smiled and the smiles went around the world. >> are you a singer. >> i'm the annoying guy at the wedding, who says i don't want to sing a song, and, i have a cd in my pocket. >> we'll get out of the way and let you sing. >> 2nd avenue singer! >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey baby ♪ what's your hurry ♪ we lacks and don't you worry ♪ -- relax and don't you worry ♪ we're gonna fall in love ♪ we're on that road to romance ♪ ♪ that... ♪ but let's make all the stops along the way ♪ ♪ the problem now of course, is ♪ ♪ to simply hold your horses ♪ to rush would be a crime ♪ 'cause nice and easy does it ♪ every time ♪... >> clayton: more nice and easy "fox & friends," in two minutes. >> ♪ ♪ we're on the road to romance...♪ what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. ♪ >> clayton: there's gary and he'll join us on the "after the show" show to sing "summer

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