i ve been in south carolina more than any candidate. we re organized in iowa. more than any other candidate. more than any other in south carolina. that is ultimately how you win elections. i would love to have all my speeches carried live, if you guys want to do that, i m available. but meantime martha: when you re front-runner we ll carry speeches live. i will hold you to that. martha: absolutely right. we watch everything tossed up in the campaigns over and over again. the secret is to stay tuned. it is a long race ahead. martha, let me say, people want to go to the rally, mike huckabee.com. there will be information there. a lot of people helping us cosponsor that. i hope they are a part of that. martha: when that is going on. governor huckabee, thank you very much. great to see you as always. thanks. martha: gregg? gregg: the new york city teacher that has been arrested after a drone crashed into some seats at the u.s. open in queens. david lee miller live at our newsroom
gregg: the nfl filing an appeal over the judge s decision on deflategate. the judge effectively overturned the five-game suspension. heather, good to see you. i read the judge s decision. it was 40 pages of spanking roger goodell for violating brady s rights, violating the collective bargaining agreement saying goodell got everything wrong at every turn. i think the judge was right. even if you are not a patriots fan you should be happy about this decision. there has to be consistent rules and policies for every player. the judge said the procedure was not followed and the decision was wrong.
i don t know if that s what donald trump would be as an independent. the republic keans s counting on to support him and the reason he signed the pledge would probably not hang around. martha: thanks, buddy. gregg: investigators have a brand-new lead in the killing of an illinois police officer. the latest on the man opportunity for three suspects who are still at large. martha: the king of saudi arabia coming to the united states. why he s turning heads at the four seasons. let s discuss medical supplies i m kind of happy with my guys.
it was in fact the fighting in syria that drove the family and tens of thousands of others right now to europe. the aunt of the child spoke out today. she lives in canada. here is a bit of what she had to say. they were going for a better life. this shouldn t happen. it shouldn t happen to them. reporter: there were reports that the family had applied for asylum to canada. canadian government saying that didn t happen, gregg. gregg: greg, what is the latest in hungary? reporter: that has in fact become another focal point of this european refugees crisis. let s start at that station, interest train station you were mentions. some refugees are remaining there. some have been brought to nearby migrant camp.
teacher who allegedly flew this device. gregg: it was kind of scary. i was at the u.s. open this week. last thing i would have expected was a drone. but they, they re very prevalent. we seem to be hearing, david, more and more about them. reporter: you re going to continue to hear more and more about them. probably see more of them. a consumer electronics trade group estimates that there could be as many as one million daily drone flights by the year 2035. the u.s. open by the way takes place only three piles from laguardia airport where there have been repeated problems with airplanes and drones. the most recent incident was last may when a commercial flight preparing to land had a near miss at 2700 feet. gregg, the drones are not only a problem for pilot but for law enforcement as well, including secret service. in the incident last night fortunately no one was hurt. new york city senator chuck schumer says there needs to be more regulations of drones and a