what do they have, does this building duck? >> not everyone is laughing this morning. reaction straight ahead. and daylight savings time didn't do anything for this little girl. ♪ >> the adorable wake-me-up going viral this morning. "fox and friends" begins right now. are you awake? ♪ >> it's over, are you all here? did everyone make it? daylight saving time officially ended last night. >> yeah, it's 6:00 a.m. and feels like 7:00. congratulations. >> heather is in this morning, nice to see you. >> it is really late for me because normally i'm in at 5:00 a.m. >> anna is running the new york city marathon. she carb loaded yesterday. we'll check in with her live yesterday as the race gets underway. by the way, it's freezing this morning so we'll get the forecast. >> she was tweeting pretty late, so hopefully she was tweeting and carbing at the same time. two days before the midterm elections. all eyes are on them. the key question, will the republicans take control back of the united states senate? it comes down to a number of states, but one in particular is the state of iowa smack dab in the upper center of the country. looking at it right there. that race between bruce braley and joni ernst. brand new numbers out of iowa. there they are. >> this from "the des moines register." this is a big shift because it was neck and neck earlier in the week. "the des moines register" poll puts this outside the margin of error for joni ernst, 51% to 44%. a couple things standout, bruce braley in his home congressional district is losing. he was up by a point in october, now he's losing by three points in his home congressional district. also, independents where democrats are hanging their hat in this race. independents clearly shifting to republicans in iowa. >> that seemed to be what was happening early on. a lot of the independents were undecided. and one of the other key things happening in this race is it was a reversal of gender role that women were actually supporting braley at one point. so it makes you wonder if that changed somewhere in the scenario as well. >> yeah, harry reid yesterday to try to get out the vote jumped on a conference call yesterday. i'm curious who was listening in on a conference call among the progressive group to get out the votes. clearly probably people on the base anyway who are going to vote democrat, but he was saying we have to get iowa because so goes iowa, so goes the rest of the country. if we lose iowa, we'll lose the senate. that's how important iowa is. >> iowa is the place where the president made his political career. it was in the iowa upset then the frontrunner hillary clinton. iowa gave him his start. this has to be especially bitter. he hasn't been on the road much for candidates. just yesterday he campaigned for his first senate candidate and he did it in the city of detroit, which is his territory. here he is speaking to the motor city. >> to strengthen the 21st century economy, you have to be in the 21st century. you've got to understand that women now make up an increasing part of the workforce. they are bringing home more of the bacon. they need to be paid fairly and treated fairly. and just like gary talked about, we have to make sure women control their health care choices, not their boss ander isly not any politician. >> they are talking about gary peters. we have seen a pattern from the white house, send president obama to areas already favorable and will probably win in landslide. >> it's an ego trip. no reason for him to be there. this comes two days after the president explain that is women who stay home to raise their children are making a tragic choice. i don't know if you saw the whole thing, but he went on to slang republicans in detroit, a city that is more messed up than any place in the continental united states, run by generations of left-win democrats. it takes a lot of gall for republicans in detroit. >> to say that republican policies are not working. he equated it to family members that you don't like but still invite them to thanksgiving dinner. >> which you can relate to, but it turns out they are not invited. you have to say if there's a liberal city, it's detroit. >> they celebrate a devil's night by burning all their houses the night before halloween. >> they have some extras. >> that's right. now we'll get to headlines. >> we have other news to tell you about. we begin with five people dead after a fire tore through an apartment building near the university of southern maine saturday morning after a halloween party the night before. now police say that most if not all of the residents were students. so far there's no indication that students were killed. one victim is in the hospital with critical injuries. it is the deadliest fire in maine in 30 years. the investigation is still ongoing. happening overnight, a brand new disney world attraction going up in flames. look at this, emergency crews rushing to the seven dwarfs mine train ride after it caught on fire. this is some amateur video you're seeing showing flames shooting into the night sky. luckily, no passengers were injured. the blaze was quickly extwingished. another firefighter believes ash from nearby fireworks ignited the decorative materials on the ride. maybe that happened. an investigation into the crash of virgin galactic spaceship two could take up to a year, this as a surviving pilot is alert and talking this morning. that's good news. the test pilot parachuted to safety as the virgin galactic spacecraft plummeted to earth. his co-pilot michael asbury was killed. a five-mile path of debris across the mohabi indicates the airplane broke up in flight. somehow richard branson said despite the crash, he's committed to commercial space travel. >> we're not going to push on blindly. to do so would be an insult to all those affected by this tragedy. we're going to learn from what went wrong. discover how we can improve safety and performance. and then move forward together. >> well, safety experts now accusing virgin of ignoring safety issues calling each launch russian roulette. a massive rally is planned this evening in support of the five houston pastors who had their sermons subpoenaed. remember this when anese parker demanded pastors to turn their sermons over. more than 500 will be simulcasting their services today. thank you, heather. where is rick? >> i think he might be right there. >> can i do something for you? >> yeah. 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts? i don't want to steal your thunder. >> steal my wind. it is really cold, when i think of anna running straight into the winds this morning with the marathon, incredibly cold air. freeze warnings across the states, mostly the southeast. but it's stretching in and cross parts of the midatlantic. it is a cold morning with actual air temperatures into the 20s and 30s. and we saw up to 22 inches of snow across the higher elevations in tennessee yesterday. very crazy for early november, but right now you're 34 in atlanta. 36 in tampa. so the cold air stretches down across much of florida. very, very cold morning. now this is where we had the storm yesterday. now it's turned into this coastal storm across parts of the northeast. we have some rain and we'll do very heavy snow across maine throughout the day today. but more than anything, we'll see a very persistent and strong wind across the northeast and it will continue. very up comfortable. and there are 50,000 runners out there to run in this very cold wind. >> very uncomfortable. did you see "saturday night live," talk about uncomfortable? >> i went to bed. >> watch this, chris rock arguably one of the funniest comedians and former "saturday night live" alumnus was on last night hosting and did this monologue, very uncomfortable. watch, we'll play it and you tell me what you think. >> that boston marathon was scary. i love boston and the people there, but that was probably the most frightening sadistic terrorist attack ever. you've been training for a year, you get to the finish line and somebody screams "run!" that is horrible, man. new york, we have had our own terrorist attack and have bounced back. that's right, now we have the freedom tower. they should change the name from the freedom tower to the never going in there terror. because i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building, are you kidding me? what do they have, does this building duck? >> people are laughing in the audience. you hear them even give him applause there, but twitter exploded last night. and people were fired up about it. here's a tweet from bflights who said, i could have gone my whole life without hearing chris rock joke about the boston marathon bombing. >> jim writes, the boston marathon and 9/11 jokes have or never will be funny. just stop now. >> chris rock joking about the boston marathon bombing and 9/11, yikes, this is really uncomfortable. >> i can't stand it when the left is saying their jokes are not funny, you shouldn't say that. i'm not saying he shouldn't be allowed to say it, but it's not funny at all. it's kind of depressing to see chris rock so ununfunny. >> the team of writers help to write their monologue, but i don't think the team helped him with that at all. >> how off color, that was bad. >> did they run it by anyway? the laughing audience, some of it was nervous laughter, i believe. >> uncomfortable. what do you think about it? the question of the day, friends@foxnews.com. what did you think of chris rock's monologue? go to facebook and twitter. >> just yell at us, we'll hear you. coming up on the show, could it be a history-making election for the president and not in a good way? scott rasmussen with the records he's about to break on election day. and thunder rolls and so did garth brooks. we're talking about the superstar taking a tumble in front of a full house, that happened. not all toothbrushes are created equal. oral-b toothbrushes are engineered with end-rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums. and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some 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more than george bush or ronald reagan. this is an unprecedented race, so people expect him to lose more on tuesday. he's already set a post-war record. >> that's unbelievable. so since the time he took office until now, right before the elections, he's lost 58 seats. >> he's lost 58 streets and probably more on tuesday. the catch is this has happened in two years. dwight eisenhower had big gains the last two years. george w. bush had big losses, so that will be his final report card. >> what will happen in the senate? >> my guess it will be 52 or 53 for republicans. which means 50 and 55 is the range i see. there's a chance as everything breaks down, the democrats could hang on to control by the smallest margin, but things are looking good for republicans at this point. >> it sounds like there won't be news out right away. >> alaska, vote counting takes an awful long time. so i think we'll have a good sense. you'll tell from early numbers what's happening. are the polls in new hampshire closer than we expect them to be, something of that nature. as the evening goes on, we'll get a pretty good sense. >> even now before the results have been decided, this is a pretty disastrous record for the president. clinton i remember in '95 after the '94 election adjusted course a little bit. do you think this president will do that? >> we have not seen evidence of that yet. he didn't adjust after the 2010 session as he pushed the health care law which is the driving force of rejection in his administration. that's a key issue. the other thing is that president obama really wanted to create a situation that people could trust him again. he wanted government to be the source that people went to for change. and that hospital worked partly because of his health care law. >> more often the bigger it gets, the more cynical they get. >> the more crony capitalism they say and other problems. this is the biggest impact, not just what happened in the democratic party. but it's what happened in the nation. the next president wouldn't be very exciting but would do the nation a great disservice to focus on the agenda to get government to change behavior. >> so very quickly, the other goal you stated is in 2004 his speech in the democratic convention in boston is to bring the races together, bring us together as americans, has he succeeded? >> that has not happened. we are as polarized as ever. most americans already know who they are going to vote for in 2006. you know, whether it's the republican candidate or democratic candidate. >> that will be an interesting and accurate way to register it. scott rasmussen, great to see you. >> great to see you. coming up, the life of a young american cut short by a drunk driver who happened to be an illegal immigrant. today their loved ones are rallying together to get tougher laws from washington. we'll hear from one mother on that, next. and a disturbing discovery by one parent. a razor blade found inside candy. it 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appreciate the efforts you're making. tell us a little bit at this national remembrance day. what it means to you and what is the purpose? >> well, you know, what it means to me as a parent is very powerful because i've lost my son. and to just know that there's a coalition out there, an organization that's pushing to remember our children that have been killed by illegal aliens and trying to make changes so that they can prevent death in the future. it means the world to me. but the organization wants to continue to honor and remember those live that is were stolen, the lives taken prematurely because someone was in the country illegally. the initiative through educate and raise awareness about the illegal alien issue with killing americans, each day 25 americans are killed throughout the country by illegal aliens. that's an epidemic. >> this is not just a singular day, not just for you and your family, but a lot of americans affected by this. tell us at your son and what happened to your son. >> so my son, matthew, was 23. he just graduated from college and landed his first professional job after college. he was outgoing, very friendly, young man. that particular day he was helping his friend work on his mother's car. matthew did ride his motorcycle after dark, so he was switching it home to get his car. and he was two miles from the downtown area where the traffic is pretty slow. and he had the right of way and nicholas was in a truck and ran through the stop sign and there was a collision. matthew survived the commission with just scrapes and bruises and was trying to get out of the road. by nuk laicholas fled and trapp matthew in the rear well on a hot summer night. >> g, auman received a life sentence. he was an illegal immigrant to begin with, how difficult was it to get him prosecuted? >> i feel it was very difficult to get to an actual trial. it took us almost three years. from what i hear -- most families don't push it as hard as we did. most district attorneys make a plea offer and he probably would have gotten off with much lighter charge, like vehicular -- manslaughter or something. but the charges, he was charged with second-degree murder and charged with a form of vehicular manslaughter but it was a federal charge, which makes a big difference because with illegal aliens and federal charges, they are not deportable. so you can kill somebody, and if it's a criminal charge and not a federal charge, you are not deportable. >> maureen, we want to remind our viewers this morning that it's the first sunday of november, the national remembrance day for victims. we'll have a link on foxandfriends.com this weekend. maureen, we are sorry for your loss and thank you for bringing this to the attention of all. >> thank you for having us on. thank you very much. coming up on the show, how exactly did the man manage to climb a fence and make it inside the white house armed with a knife? a new report is out and it's not looking good for the 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exactly. we get up way before the sun comes up. >> there are boxes called bright light therapy. this is light much brighter than the usual lights we see that stimulate sunlight. so they run at $100 for these boxes. there are different brands, but basically the idea is it's helping your body to regulate its clock according to the sun. and they are a good investment for those with daylight savings and in the winter when people get down and depressed and tired. that could be related to a lack of sunlight. that's one option. >> you make the point that television is the enemy of sleep. >> television -- yeah, there are a couple things about it. first, if you wake up at night and turn on all the other things, first you're getting exposed to a different bright highlight and it is stimulating because your body tries to pay attention to what you're looking at. so if you wake up in the middle of the night, avoid looking at those things, your smartphone, try to avoid turning on the lights if possible. i mean, if you have a nightlight, you don't want to fall. if you have a night light, that's better. >> the flip side is if you want to wake up to watch the morning show. >> there you go. >> everyone should have us on right now. >> what about pills? melatonin? >> your body has melatonin in it and that's how it regulates the clock. when the levels are low during the day, they go up at night. in order to regulate the melatonin, you can use the sunlight or you can eat foods that have cherries and bananas, pineapples in them. >> i heard tart cherry juice works. >> that's because it has melatonin in it. people may want to try the supplements you can get over the counter. you can try that but be careful because you don't know how it will affect you. try the lowest dose a couple hours before bed so you're not groggy when you wake up. >> i get up at 1:30 in the morning every day, so i'm very afraid of any medication. it's just a little early. >> so you don't recommend ambien? >> not for daylight saving, but if people have other medical problems it may make sense. in general a lot of medications have side effects to make you more drowsy. try to match it with your schedule. take it a couple hours before bed. >> seven years ago i tried ambien one time and had a phone call with my mom for an hour i don't remember. >> you have to be careful with the side effects, of course. it's possible to try to use the side effects to your advantage, but i won't recommend doing that. >> thank you, doctor. >> thank you, nice to see you. thank you so much. we have headlines to talk about this morning. as you wake up, the department of homeland security completing their report on this white house fence jumping incident. sources say they are not looking for the secret service. the fence was scaled on october 19th. the report claims multiple layers of security failed including the fact that the secret service dog was never released. at least one agent could reportedly lose their jobs. well, panic over ebola. nurse hickox defied her quarantine. lawyers for her manhattan gym he. he works out at equinox sports club. other members there are now afraid that they could be exposed to the deadly virus by him, her attorney. they say it is fear and misinformation. the lawyer has not commented. and it's a cocktail for anyone who uses the taxi service uber. >> you just couldn't stand there and be like, hmm, is this going to cost me a half a grand to get home? 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here with us is privacy attor y attorneys. if you have a passcode and put in the numbers, law enforcement can't have access to it, but the fingerprints, they are allowed under virginia law to say, put your finger up to your phone. we want to see what is in your phone, how can they do that? >> the courts say this is consistent with taking your blood, fingerprints at the police station. this is another example where technology is way ahead of the law. we have to wait to see what the legislation will do, but the technology is moving so fast that our legislators just can't keep up with it to allow these things to happen. >> how does this not violate the fifth amendment, in incriminating yourself, here, take your fingerprint and we want to see what is on your phone, suspect. >> it's a small area, but this is not testimonial. it's not about what you know like a passcode but who you are. it's a part of your dna. for safety issues alone, we are seeing biometric used at the airport and use fingerprint check-ins to help border control. so you don't want to open up the flood gates to say those arrested don't have to provide a fingerprint on a phone because that can get widespread. we could see people saying, i don't have to provide my fingerprint here. so it's what eric is talking about, we have digital space and then regulation. and the difference between that, we have to make sure we don't overregulate ourselves in the privacy area and diminish our safety. >> can i just say something really quick? >> yeah. >> one thing we want to be careful about is, you go into the police station and give your fing fingerprints, but with your iphone, you have to put your fingerprint on the phone in a certain way. you are testifying to police which if i thinker is the one that unlocks your phone. it's a little bit different than going into the police station and giving all your fingerprints. >> but the police have always had the ability to take fingerprints. it's an area we need for safety and i don't think we want law enforcement to suddenly feel like fingerprints are protected. and facial recognition will be on the phone in a couple years. >> then you have one thing after another. >> beyond the recognition of getting into these devices, the idea that this is my personal information. it's a phone. we shouldn't call them phones anymore because who is using them to make phone calls anymore. we have all the data, birth records, we have all sorts of things we keep on the personal devices. how can the police department just say, use your fingerprint, i want access to all that right now. >> they do say, over the summer, the supreme court said you must get a warrant to access data on the phone. but there are exceptions. and in this case, we are talking about a case where a man allegedly killed his girlfriend and they believe there's video on the phone that could provide them with enough evidence. so in cases where they think that evidence could be damaged, there are always exceptions. and that's kind of what we are seeing. the facts of this case, i don't think we know if there was a warrant, i don't know if eric knows, but the fact of the matter is you want law enforcement to always have the ability to catch a criminal. and that is the thing, that's the thing, we don't want to overwrite that. >> where does it stop? especially she was talking about facial recognition, you know, you use fingerprints to open your house and car, everything like that has happened. look at the police -- >> laws are far behind technology and will continue to be. great to see you both. let us know what you think about that. friends@foxnews.com. weigh in on that. for the first time, new secrets about the prince of camelot. how jfk almost derailed hillary clinton's career. and a kidnapped infant saved by a teen and her father by quick thinking of a cell phone. we'll have that story, next. sensitive bladder? never miss a chance to dance... introducing a revolution in bladder leak protection. new always discreet. up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2 times more than you may need. for dance-all-you-want protection. no wonder more women already prefer new always discreet pads over poise. new always discreet. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because hey, pee happens. visit alwaysdiscreet.com for coupons and your free sample. welcome back. look at this little 18-month baby back home safe with his father thanks to a little girl in washington state. she was riding in a car with her father when she noticed an amber alert for a kidnapped baby on her cell phone. then in a miraculous turn of events, she looked up and spotted the car. here with her incredible story is cameron and her father, chad wood. thank you for being here. we really appreciate it this morning. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> cameron, i want to ask you about this. take us through exactly what happened. you saw this amber alert on your cell phone. what did the amber alert say to you? >> the amber alert said basically the descriptions of the car and a license plate number. >> and you looked up and realized that the car was right in front of you? >> yeah. the car was turning just around the corner. >> and what did you say to your dad? >> we both kind of looked at each other, noticed that it was the right car and right description. so we just got behind the car. >> and chad, how did you decide to get behind the car and follow it? what was your thought process? >> it was just automatic. once cameron said, yeah, i think that's the right license plate. we were in the lane forcing us to go straight and she was turning left. so we went up a half a block, whipped around and got right behind her, sped up and caught up to her. and that point cameron was on the phone talking to 911 and we verified it was the right vehicle. >> cameron, this was a real team effort between you and your dad. did you have any second thoughts as to what you should do? >> no, it was just kind of an automatic reaction. what the 911 operator was telling me was just basically to say what street we were on, what direction we were going, north or south, and just that's kind of automatic. >> and in the end, within, what was it, ten minutes of this amber alert being issued, they had the child back in custody. how did that make you feel and have you been able to speak to the father? i understand it was some sort of custody situation, the mom went over, she took the child, she had been ordered to stay away from the child and the father. how did it make you feel? were you able to speak with the family after this was resolved? >> i was just really happy the baby could be with his dad. and i haven't been able to see his dad but i would like to one day be able to do that. i know that would xave really impacted my family if that was us, so i'm just really happy that he can be with his dad. >> you made a huge impact on this family. and your quick thinking, chad, as well, thank you so much. were you able to speak with anyone? 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nothing. and this morning the president's silence comes under fire. we need to be taking care of those folks that have served honorably, and in this case, we didn't stand up and pursue this aggressively enough. i fault the president with that. >> joni ernst of iowa who herself served. more on that. and he's one of the funniest comedians, but did chris rock go too far last night. >> they should change the name of the freedom tower to the never going in there tower because i'm never going in there. >> are you laughing about that? your e-mails pouring in on this one. go to our facebook page ffweekend and weigh in. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ oh, good morning. it is daylight saving time. we leave off the s for saving. >> anna childress is here. why are you sitting so far away from me? >> i'm either away from you or him. am i not in the middle? how is that? >> anna kooiman is going to be running in the new york city marathon. she's been carb loading and she's getting ready. we'll be checking in with her from the starting line in a short little time here. send her your well wishes this morning. >> i'm sure she'll do great. also, you're here on a very exciting day. i don't get excited often but today i'm excited because a new donut is being launched. the croissant donut from dunkin donuts. >> the croinut debuted here and they are looking to make it better. plus, we are two days from the midterm elections with all eyes on the senate. >> the republicans need six seats to take control. leland vittert is live in washington to track the key races. big news in iowa overnight, huh? >> well, certainly, guys. in what was a few of the toss-up races as they were called, the latest polling shows the republican with a noticeable if not significant lead. the polls just released by "the des moines register" showing joni ernst pulling away from bruce braley 51% to 44%. that's welcomed news in one of the most watched races this season. but compare the numbers to the real politics average poll that has her up by two points, 1.8 right now. slightly less reasons to celebrate here in the last couple of days before the election in kentucky where senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is talking about what happens if he becomes the majority leader. the gap is wider still. the app poll shows him up eight points over allison grimes. the rc poll shows him up six. and arkansas is looking good for republicans. pppj that end. they have not only a candidate on the road with big names in both parties to rally the base. but everyone is excited about tuesday. right now there are some polls that will open less than 48 hours from right now. back to you guys. the end is near. what happened? nobody knows, but here's what we already know. here are numbers i have never seen until that hour ago. they are amazing. if you look at the effects of the presence of the president on his party, it's remarkable. harry truman lost 83 seats. dwight eisenhower lost 66 seat. richard nixon lost 46 seats. and under obama, 58 seat belts have been lost. that's amazing. >> if you look at the new fox poll, the question is whether the white house is sending president obama to the tight race that is leland was talking about. now, he's going to race that is are in the bag, michigan with a 1-point lead there. are the policies on the ballot? 58% are against the president's policies and that's on the ballot for many voters going out to hit the polls. >> looking ahead to the presidential race, scott rasmussen said that none of this matters. >> president obama wants to create a system where government is trusted again. that has been decimated, partly because of the health care law and partly because of other things. people are cynical about government and have been since. most americans already know who they are going to vote for in 2016, whether it's the republican candidate or democratic candidate. >> that's the narrative, right? >> it's amazing. he wanted to bring the country together and make people to trust government again. he failed and had the opposite effect and the statement launched his political career. iowa was there with hillary clinton as the frontrun ner. joni ernst running for the senate seat is up pretty dramatically all of a sudden. >> she's up pretty dramatically in the poll, seven points. which is outside the margin of error. she was virtually tied just a few days ago. now she's outside the margin of error and is slamming the president because sergeant tahmooressi, you watched that earlier with him released from the prison after 14 days behind bars. joni ernst said the president is absent from this issue as she told neil cavuto the other day. >> i'm disappointed that we did not pursue this aggressively. he should have been released a number of months ago. this is just another case of our administration not being proactive, being very reactive. we have seen that with every instance out there. we have an administration that is just so hands-off, disengaged. we can do better. we have to do better. i am very proud of my military service and we need to be taking care of those folks that have served honorably, and in this case, we didn't stand up to pursue this aggressively enough. i fault the president with that. >> hands off and disengagement. they jump with both feet into ferguson, but with the u.s. marine being held up fairly by the government, they don't say anything on that. >> the news conference following the release of bowe bergdahl, a lot of people were on twitter posting pictures saying, here's a picture of the news conference with bowe bergdahl and here's the president with him tahmooressi. we begin with what happened overnight, isis militants slaughtering 50 iraqis. the militants reportedly lining them up and executing them in the anbar province of iraq. isis accused them of retaliating against them just two days before when 48 students were found dead at the hands of isis. the u.n. says more than 1200 iraqis were killed in october. also ahead in the overnight, a brand new disney world attraction going up in flames. with passengers on board, emergency crews rush to the seven dwarfs mine ride after it caught fire. the pass up jeengers were able safely evacuate. ash from nearby fireworks may have ignited decorative materials on the ride. and an investigation into a crash of virgin galactic spaceship two could take up to a year according to the ntsb as the surviving pilot is alert and talking this morning. that's good news but the test pilot peter syball parachuted to safety as the virgin galactic plummeted to earth. his co-pilot michael alsbury was killed. despite the crash, he's committed to commercial space travel. >> we're not going to push on blindly. to do so would be an insult to all those affected by this tragedy. we're going to learn from what went wrong, discover how we can improve safety and performance, and then move forward together. >> safety experts accuse virgin of ignoring safety issues. caught on camera, a navy veteran stops a person in his tracks. surveillance video shows the robber attacking a 76-year-old woman. a group of men including the navy veteran run to the rescue. taylor can be seen chasing the thief and then holding him until police arrived. the 23-year-old suspect was already on probation now charged with attempted robbery and battery. the woman is expected to be okay. yeah. a 76-year-old woman. >> that's infuriating. are certain things off limits when it comes to comedy? there are certain rules you should abide by when doing a monologue on "saturday night live." last night on chris rock, we'll show it to you now, really rocked the boat using a few things that should probably be off limits. we'll play it. take a listen. >> that boston marathon thing was scary, i love boston and the people there, but that was -- that was probably the most frightening sadistic terrorist attack ever! you've been training for a year, you're finally getting to the finish line and somebody screams "run!" whoo! that is horrible, man. in new york we had our own terrorist attack and we bounced back. that's right, man, we got the freedom tower. that should change the name from the freedom tower to the never going in there tower. because i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building, are you kidding me? what do they have, does this building duck? >> sometimes the best comedy makes you a little uncomfortable, but sometimes it's just beyond that. >> i'll defend any comedy as long as it's funny. but if it's not funny and just in bad taste and kind of pathetic and maybe you should go do something else with your life, that was embarrassing. >> karen wrote us this morning, nothing he's ever said has made he laugh but i'm not a fan after hearing this tasteless. >> and cheryl on fan says this, i didn't find it offensive but up sensitive. 9/11 should be off-limits for jokes. >> another viewer writes, comedy has reached an all-time low. what did you think of chris rock's monologue? go to ffweekend on facebook. that's our question of the day. many are weighing in. coming up next, no matter how hard democrats try to avoid him this election season, and they have been trying, the president has one message for them. >> the bottom line is, these are all folks who vote with me, they have supported my agenda in congress. these are folks who are strong allies and supporters of me. >> that's the president on al sharpton radio hilariously. so how will this play out at the polls this week? a fair and balanced debate coming up next. and remember this? you guys remember this? the silence. this bikini shoot using military equipment and vehicles. what the pentagon says, they know who let it happen and they are in big trouble. 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>> i don't think that strategy is appropriate at all. i think we should stick to the issues, things like economic doesn't, educational opportunity, affordable health care, things like that. and not employ tactic that is further dividing a nation that is polarized. >> the polarization is happening. will it get out and get black voters to the polls to vote against republicans and push democrats over the finish line? >> there's no question that democrats are playing the race card. they have been doing that for generations. the democratic party has been pumping the black vote for decades. i attend a black church and in a black community, democrats come into church on sunday morning before an election and it's insulting. we saw it last week where a vote and race card was used. it is despicable and they need to apologize for it. >> on the al sharpton radio show the other day, the president said these people are my people, they will vote for me anyway. should democrats come to rely on this voting bloc? after all, the president's policies don't seem to be favoring them lately. look at the youth unemployment among blacks, the highest in history right now. >> well, it's a difficult situation the democrats particularly in red states find themselves in. and with all the negativity out there, the only hope is to try to make a race about local issues or about the two candidates and not so-called nationalize the race because for a variety of factors the president's approval rating is very low, particularly in more republican states. and with general disgust about the negative ads, people throw up their hands and say, i don't like any of these and fall back on their affiliations. when you look at the races, more of them are red states so nationalizing them, making it about the president is not helpful in this place. >> but it is about the president, t.w., he acknowledged to al sharpton, yes, they may try to run away from me during the election and my policies, but push comes to shove, thatly vote with me on my policies. >> i call it the ebola effect. you see democratic candidates running from the president because most of them, you look at the races where we are competitive, like louisiana and iowa, we're there because the democrat senators have voted with the president 95% of the time, like senator hand drlandr. even the senator from new jersey said that the president doesn't need to come there because of the low voting record that the president has, the low numbers. and it's because they voted with him, not only have they supported his policies, but they support the incompetency of this democratic administration. i think that's why we're going to be successful on tuesday night. >> senator, is the president right that for this election season they will try to distance themselves from my record right now, they have to run locally and all politics are local, but when the dust settles from the election they will be back voting with me? >> you have to remember the senators are running this time. they will serve most of their terms after barack obama has left office. so by definition it's most of their term that is not about the president but ability where the country is going and where the policies are going for their constituents. each of the races will be individualized and the president weighs on democratic candidates in the more republican states and they need to make it about themselves versus their opponent and what they can do for their local states and deliver. if they can successfully do that and focus to get out the vote, many have a chance to pull the races out although they are very clearly close. >> evan bayh, t.w. shannon, thank you for being here. just getting over cancer. another blow to his health could keep him down a lot longer, this is jim kelly. and the for the first time, how j.f.k. jr. almost derailed hillary clinton's career. that's coming up next. i told my dentist about my sensitive teeth, he told me there's a whole new way to treat sensitivity. he suggested i try new crest sensi-stop strips. 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>> in 1999 john was toying with running for the republican seat vacated. and he has lived here since 3 years old. hillary clinton wanted that seat and she never spent more than a couple days in new york state at all in a given year, so just before his death john made the decision, he had talked to judith hope, the chairman of the democratic party in new york, and said he was going to make a run for the senate seat. obviously, ann kotch told me that seat was his for the asking. he told a friend, wait until hillary clinton gets here and her head will be handed to her. the political landscape would be differently if he lived, but things changed after he died in the plane crash. >> and he had a specific relationship with his mother. what did you learn about their relationship? >> i have been on the kennedy story for 30 years but one explored the relationship between john and jackie. he was more of his mom's son. he wasn't a natural politician, unlike all the other candidates, even his father liked the process of meeting regular people. but john walked away feeling like a regular guy. he would have been perfect out there on the stump. but getting back to the relationship with his mom, it goes back to the days right after the assassination when she was shattered, people didn't see behind the scenes she was drinking and taking pills. she told her friend that she considered suicide and said i have enough sleeping pills but won't because of the children. and she leaned on this 3-year-old boy for emotional support. on the third anniversary of the assassination, she goes to pick him up at school and all the other kids are shouting, your father's dead, your father's dead, a cruel way the kids behave, and he reached up and took his mother's hand. at that moment she realized as much as she was worried about him, he was worried about her. that was the source of this incredible mother/son bond. >> as he grew older from that child that we see in that picture there, she was concerned about him and his many relationships. >> sure. well, i write about the torrent affair with madonna in 1988. and a lot of interesting details about that. jackie wasn't too thrilled because she was at the peak of her material girl/marilyn monroe period. but she head it known to him, she didn't want to kind step on his adventurous spirit. so she encouraged him to take risks, but she doesn't want him to flop. >> the book runs the gamete from political inply nations to hollywood thrown in there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. coming up, the life of a young american cut short by a drunk driving illegal immigrant. today their loved ones are rallying together demanding tougher laws from washington. hear from one mother up next. and in just a few hours, anna runs the new york city marathon. hey, anna! how are you doing? 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i know you have them. >> no. >> the crew hid them and took them away from us. how many have you eat up, rick? >> this is it. after the eight pancakes i had yesterday morning if you watched the show, i'm done for a bit. >> rick is on a health kick lately, if you're just tuning in. as you can tell. thank you, rick. >> that looks delicious. >> he does need to join anna at the marathon after eating that and the pancakes from yesterday. we'll get to headlines now. >> we have stories we are following for you. an update two months after the hall of fame quarterback jim kelly was declared cancer-free, he's hit with another setback. the former buffalo bills quarterback developed a staph infection in his bones. he's a small setback after beating jaw cancer. he'll undergo an eight-week treatment plan. we wish him the best. and for the fourth weyear ia row, today marks national remembrance day. it's one of the many events the project holds throughout the year. we were joined earlier by maureen maloney whose killed by an illegal alien drunk driving. she spoke about this project. >> the mission is to educate and raise awareness about the illegal alien issue with killing americans. each day 25 americans are killed throughout the country by illegal aliens. >> 25 a day. over 20 cities will have a remembrance event day today. and dramatic video, the coast guard pulling three stranded teenagers off an island on the detroit river. the teens were out on a 12-foot boat when bad weather left them helpless in the middle of the raging river. all three evaluated by ems and released. lucky teenagers there. and a mysterious object spotted over colorado all during the month of october. what do you think that is? residents in the southern part of the state reported seeing this bright disc-shaped object that flies in a weird manner. sometimes it is visible and then zooms off. they say there's been documented sightings since the 1700s. those are the headlines. what do you think? >> well, we don't know what it is. >> we know what clayton thinks. >> technically it is a ufo unidentified, right? well n just a few hours, more than 50,000 people will run through all five boroughs in new york city for this year's marathon. one of them is our very own friend, anna kooiman, who was outside this morning joining us live from staten island. anna, how are you doing? >> oh! >> oh, i'm sorry. you were eating donuts in the studio and i had to do that, too? >> is it a croissant donut? >> no, it is sprinkles. do i have some on my face? i do. >> are you ready, anna? >> reporter: it's so cold and windy out here. everyone has on their heat blankets and gloves and mittens. i woke up this morning and had a lovely e-mail from the new york city road runners. and it says, important message regarding high winds. due to high winds, we are reducing the amount of directional signage at the staging areas. at the start, we'll have people directing you instead. so we're going to be facing strong head winds. rick warned us about this yesterday. they said wind gusts are up to 45 miles an hour. real feel temperatures are in the 20s. so it's certainly going to be a wild ride today, but there's going to be 130 vans keeping all the 50,000 runners going through the five boroughs of manhattan interchange. we'll run over three bridges and start here on staten island with the verazano bridge behind us. then we'll end in central park, which is amazing. i don't think i'll be winning the race with a 2:20 time expected and winning the $100,000 purse that is going to be offered. i don't think we are anywhere near that, but i'm just super excited to run for folds of honor, the military charity for -- major dan, come over here. he's giving me one of these. come on up, come on up. we set out to raise, what, $5,000. we are almost at $15,000. >> north of $15,000, amazing. >> amazing. we have decided to run together. actually, caroline, come over here, too. this is my cousin. come on down like this. we'll put you up here. i was a little nervous, heather, clayton, tucker, i was nervous and wanted to get my best time of 3:27. there's nowhere i'm going to get near there, but we are aimed for 3:55. >> that's the goal. >> you have done a bunch of half marathons, right? >> we grew up together and she's my little cousin. so i'm happy to have you here. anyway, back to the studio. >> the more important number is the amount of money you're raising for the wounded veterans who certainly appreciate it. a great job you're doing. >> reporter: i want to remind everyone to head to foxandfriends.com. also head to my facebook and twitter page and we'll blast out social media pictures, videos and fun stuff all morning long. >> did you get a proper night's sleep, anna? >> reporter: how nice is it to have daylight saving? we got the extra hour, so yeah, i'm feeling hydrated and good. i had a couple donuts. we're good. >> the breakfast of champions. >> we are rooting for you. every viewer is at radioing for you. you are in many people's prayers this morning. good luck. this dog may not be man's best friend anymore, but how he got his owner bubusted by the cops. that story is straight ahead. and the wife of a gop gubernatorial candidate takes her husband's opponent to task for his dirty campaign tactics. >> he used a rival safety program in a rural upstate county to make it sound like he could threat up safety of schoolchildren. how dare you. >> the candidate is rob astorino and his wife, they are up next. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging, could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three, unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. those three important reasons are why eliquis is a better find for me. ask your doctor today if eliquis is right for you. the girls and i need... a new activity. 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you can't be serious. you used an extra curricular gun program in a county to make it sound like rob would threaten safety of schoolchildren. how dare you? >> she is speaking out one of the gun safety ads painted astorina as an ultraconservative calling him dangerously wrong for the state and suggesting he wanted to give guns to children in schools. the two of them join us right now. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, tucker. >> i thought that was great. that was totally real. you looked right at the camera, are you serious? was that your response when you saw his ad? >> yeah. every time i turned the tv on, it was another ad about rob. so i felt like i had to speak out. >> so i should say, by the way, we have called the governor's office and asked him to come on the show for equal time and so far they have not gotten back to us. look, new york is a pretty liberal state, you're a republican, he's a democrat, rob ast to, are astorino believes in this and that, but giving guns to kids? >> sheila spoke out, she's a teacher, we're parents, our kids have to see this junk on tv. he's running the ads, he's trying to scare seniors, women, he called me a racist. when a desperate politician goes to the bottom of the deck and calls somebody a racist, it's because they are panicked. that's what is happening. he's seeing this slip through his hands because we are going to win on tuesday. he's thinking back to '94 when his father ran for re-election and his father was going up against somebody who nobody thought could win and all of a sudden new york spoke very loudly. >> so his suggestion is that somehow you favor giving firearms to children in schools. he's referring to a gun-safety training course in some upstate schools, is that correct? >> there's a rural upstate class that parents voted for, they have done this for a long time. and somebody asked me, are you okay with that? i said, yeah, if the school board and the parents want that, that's fine. it's been there forever, but taking that to say i'm going to put a gun in every kid's hands to go into school is nonsense. >> sheila, you're a teacher and mom of three, what is it like when you go to your school, your neighborhood, your neighbors are seeing all this stuff on television, what is it like? >> well, i just talk about how well rob has done in westchester and how well he'll do for the state. everyone seems really supportive in our neighborhood. >> have you gotten a good response to the governor? >> i have, yeah. that's why i'm here. >> she's the star everywhere we go. in the last couple of days, it's tell sheila she did great! >> do you think people respond to this when negative campaigning is counter productive? >> definitely. there's a line you draw. he's in the gutter. it's so beyond the tale of trying to scare everyone, seniors with the soup ad, even "the new york times" said was over the top and misleading. saying we are going to cut everyone's medicaid and medicare, which is nonsense. the gun stuff and the racist stuff, he hasn't talked at all about a second term because he's under federal investigation for corruption and raised taxes. we have one of the worst economies in america in new york and he's trying to defend the indefensible and won't debate me. so we've got a great plan to cut taxes and lift the economy in new york. and if republicans and independents and reformed democrats come out to vote on tuesday, we're going to win. >> it seems like half the state is moving to florida. >> they are. >> we did ask and will continue to ask the governor's office to come on. we would love to talk to the governor to give him equal time. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. a woman with a terminal illness made headlines for planning her own suicide. she changed her mind now, but was her plan the right way to deal with her terminal illness? father jonathan morris weighs in next hour. and a movie a lot of fans are waiting for. will "dumb & dumber" live up to the hype? kevin mccarthy has the answer, next. people can't turn away from it. >> "night crawler" is the money, is this worth your money? that's always the question, here with us, the man who always has the answer. it's our friend, fox news contributor and founder of nerdtears.com, kevin mccarthy. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you guys doing today? heather, great to talk to you. i haven't seen you in a long time. >> nice so to see you, sir. >> if you and your wife get a night out without kids, go see "nightcrawler," why? >> it's about a young movie to stumbles upon the freelance journalism scene in new york and he films crime scenes and sells them to the television city to improve their ratings. but he manipulates the crime scenes and jake gyllenhaal is amazing. he lost 20 to 30 pounds for the thething he's done, it is action-packed and sick and twisted. it's did meaemented and i gave r out of five. >> we should be clear that nothing like that happens in real tv news. >> right, exactly. >> that looks too scary for me. i'm more on the opposite end and like the funny movies. i like to laugh out loud and you have one of those for us as well, right? >> yeah, so coming out in november there's a major movie including "the hunger games part 1" but i'm looking forward to "dumb & dumber to," a brilliant title. harry and lloyd are back together, jim carey and jeff daniels. and they are searching for daniels' daughter in the film. 20 years ago i was 10 years old in the movie sheeter, how did they make jim carey's teeth look chipped and i was surprised at the answer. check it out. >> i remove the bonding that i've had on there since i was 11 years old. for about five years of my life i had a chip in my tooth just like lloyd because my best friend clark laprairie and i were in that detention, and he looked outside, we were fooling around, i heard someone coming and put my head down on the desk, he looked out to see no one there, he did the entire length of the classroom and a cannonball on my skull. i can still see it in slow motion the chip flying across the room. it was handed to me in an envelope by sister mary joan who said, you had such beautiful teeth. the lord loved your beautiful teeth. >> what a great story that was. and real quick, by the way, another great movie coming out in november, the movie called "interstellar." you have to see it in imax. it comes out on friday, november 7. it is directed by christopher nolan. the concept here is the father in the movie, matthew mccon anywi asked him about this. >> i personally am in a privileged position because my wife says, me and the kids are going with you. >> oh, cool. >> so far we have done that and it works for us. that will get more difficult down the line when the kids are in school and get friends and teammates, we'll deal with it then. >> the movie is called "interstellar" opening on november 5th and 7-millimeter on november 7th everywhere else. i know you will love it. all right, all right, all right. >> fantastic. take care. >> bye, guys. coming up, here's one way to announce your retirement from professional sports. >> i wanted to tell you in person that my retirement starts on sunday. and joe and i are starting a family. >> wow! the incredible moment that a jockey and her mom had on live tv. >> this will wake you up. your tax dollars are paying for the pumpkin spice lattes of government workers. stick around. they need that stuff and all those calories in the morning. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? 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"fox and friends" hour three starts right now. save the "s," it is daylight saving time that ends this morning. you fall back. >> saving time. >> is that what you're telling me? i don't get angry about much. once or twice a year during daylight saving time beginning in the spring and now i get a little angry when people add an s to the word. >> heather, great to see you. >> great to be here. i'm here for anna who got an extra hour of sleep out running the marathon. and we wish her the best. >> we'll check in with rick reichmuth in a little bit. wind gusts could be up to 50 miles an hour at the start of the race. but first we've got two days to go until the midterm elections. those elections could as you well know change the balance of power in the united states senate. there are a bunch of different races we're watching carefully, but we have news this morning from one state, in particular, in the middle of the country, iowa. that is the state where the president got his political start as you know back in 2008. the latest numbers there put the republican challenger joni ernst at 51% over bruce braley at 44%. >> this is crazy and important because, well, harry reid yesterday on a conference call said, look, iowa, so goes iowa, so goes the senate. if we lose iowa, we'll lose the senate. they are tied up until yesterday with the new "des moines register" poll. a couple things to talk about, independents switched to joni ernst over the past couple of weeks. and in his home congressional district, bruce braley was up by one point and now is down three points in his hometown. >> a couple other races very close to call similar to iowa, kansas and north carolina. and some of the reasons given were like you just mentioned, the independent voters or undecided voters. we see now in iowa they have swung the other direction. towards joni ernst. do you think the same will happen and change the direction of the election in north carolina? >> those are the winnable seats, i would say. i don't know, they seem balanced on the ninth edge, but the enthusiasm seems to be for republicans. that's one of the reasons you have not seen the president out on the campaign trail much. this election is about him, he's very unpopular at this moment, but he did make his first appearance for a senate democrat yesterday in detroit of all cities. here's what he said. >> a tight race there. >> if you're going to strengthen the 21st century economy, you've got to be in the 21st century. you've got to understand that women now make up an increasing part of the workforce. they are bringing home more of the bacon. they need to be paid fairly and treated fairly. and just like gary talked about, we've got to make sure women control their own health care choices, not their boss or insurer and certainly not any politician. >> not exactly a republican stronghold going to cities and town where is the clear winner is gary peters with 47% in a recent poll over terri lynn land. it doesn't seem that it will swing to the republican side. >> how selfless is this guy? detroit has not had more liberal ideas imposed on itself. those people who have jobbs in detroit are women. they are literally shutting off water in detroit. if i am a politician and standing in the hall of liberalism collapsing around me, don't i ask, will those ideas work for me? >> 8,000 homes are auctioned off. >> 8,000 homes. you can buy one home for $500 if you want to. >> i'm rooting for the city, but just saying don't you think that people who thought up the ideas have destroyed detroit ever wake up in the middle of the night and think, maybe my ideas don't work as well? >> he stayed away from the economic issues and hits on those that the democrats seem to be following with his lead and hitting across the country the tight races with the war on women, back to racism. the things they fall back on, they did it in the last election and it seems like they are doing it this time around as well. will it work? >> it worked last night but two days are left until we find out. >> we'll find out and keep talking about it in our next couple hours. first, the headlines for you. five people dead after a fire tore through an apartment building near the university of southern maine saturday morning. it happened after a halloween party the night before. a cop says that most if not all the residents were students. but so far there's no indication students were killed. one victim is in the hospital with critical injuries. it is maine's deadliest fire in 30 years. the investigation ongoing. also overnight for you, a brand new disney world attraction going up in flames with passengers on board. look at that, there were people on board that at the time. emergency crews rushing to the seven dwarfs line train ride after it caught fire. the passengers on board were able to safely exit the ride. the blaze was quickly extinguished and ash from nearby fireworks is said to have ignited decorative materials on the ride. and the investigation into the virgin galactic spaceship two could take up to a year. the pilot is up and talking this morning, that's good news, he parachuted to safety as the spacecraft plummeted to earth. his co-pilot was not as lucky. michael alsbury was killed. safety officials say virgin galactic ignored safety issues. and just as the mother of a jockey thinks she couldn't be prouder, this happened. >> i wanted to tell you in person that my retirement starts on sunday and joe and i are starting a family. >> they are getting a big hug. rosie is the first female rider to win. she's going out with $2 million. that's some baby shower. good for her. >> that's so great. >> you have been fired up on facebook, twitter and e-mail this morning about this. and we'll read more here on my computer in a moment. chris rock last night on "saturday night live," did you see it? he gave the monologue last night and he went into some dicy territory, areas probably off limits for most comedians, terrorism and the boston bombings. take a listen. >> that boston marathon was scary, man. i love boston and the people, but that was probably the most frightening sadistic terrorist attack ever. you've been training for a year. you're finally getting to the finish line and somebody screams, run! whoo! that is horrible, man. new york, we had our own terrorist attack and we bounced back. that's right, now we have the freedom tower. that should be changed from the freedom tower to the never going in there tower. because i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building. are you kidding me? what do they have, does this building duck? >> i am not politically correct in any way, but that was not funny. he failed on the basic criteria to make you laugh. >> mary tweeted us, i don't know how he could have thought that was funny. was there no other material he could have used? shame on him. >> carol says, "snl" crosses many lines and is disrespectful to many. humor sometimes helps us deal with difficult situations. i wasn't offended but it was proper in its comedic setting. >> what does that one say? scott says, i do not agree or like this, but protecting the freedom of speech means protecting the speech you don't like. i spent 22 years in the marine corps to protect all speech, not just the speech i like. amen to that. >> marsha writes, it wasn't hilarious but it was chuckle funny. lighten up, people, we have completely lost our ability to laugh at ourselves. that was one of our strengths. and 65 viewers this morning liked that, liked marsha's comment there. we have 37,000 people who are weighing in this morning, so jump on our facebook page right now to weigh in. 37,000 people. they saw this post this morning. >> weigh in. >> wow. >> i'm impressed. we are watching all the hod midterm elections that is in two days that could change the balance of the seat. we'll be joined live for that conversation, next, by chris wallace. and the kid who was picked to do the weather live on tv. take a listen. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? 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>> you don't know. not necessarily, but it is interesting, historically when you've got a bunch of toss-up races up one or two points, they all tend to break the same way. it is not 50/50 as you would think mathematically would be the case, but politically because the same trends end up affecting who decides who they are going to vote for, 75% of the races break one way. in 2012 they broke for barack obama in his race against mitt romney. if iowa is a bellweather, maybe it will be a great race for republicans on tuesday. >> what is coming up this sunday? >> we get to be the first one toss kick the tires and take out out for a spin. we'll be talking to mitt romney to get closing arguments on why to vote republican. we'll talk to democratic senator ben carton of maryland. why he thinks he should vote democratic. we'll look inside the numbers with our campaign cowboy carl rove. and a special election preview panel, brit hume, juan williams and a special guest of megan kelly one of the co-anchors tuesday night. you'll get a special sense, as good as you possibly can today, of how things are going to turn on tuesday night. >> all right. >> thank you, chris. >> chris wallace is carb loading now to get ready for the big race. coming up, a woman with a terminal illness made headlines for publicly planning her own suicide. now she's changed her mind, but was her plan brave or cowardly? 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>> i think that is an underpinning issue. you are right to also hesitate to even talk about somebody else's decision like this publicly. the reason why i'm doing it is because she has decided that she wants to do this very publicly and she wants to team up with organizations, activist organizations that are pushing to allow doctors to be involved in somebody's premature death. doctors. and that is my big concern here. a doctor not living up to the hippocratic oath of protecting life and defending life and healing, but rather saying, if you're sad, if you're depressed and don't feel like continuing to live, guess what? you own that life, like you said tucker, and i'm going to help you do it. >> the argument, father, is the pain. isn't it always a doctor's position to stop the pain. >> absolutely. that's paltive care and i'm in favor of that. but i'm not in fave of just keeping somebody alive as long as possible according to the extraordinary means of medicine. no, but when somebody -- she set a date and said november 1st. she is walking around, thank god people have come around her, but you know, when people are suffering so much, that's when family and friends and doctors should step in and faith, but even if there's no faith in her life, there might be, but people around you to step in and say, life is worth living! >> but what role does faith play in this? >> freand a friend of mine stud be a priest in philadelphia was diagnosed with the same exact illness in 2008. i have known him since he was in college, he's 30 years old, same age as brit knney. he wrote her a very public letter, i just put it on my twitter page, explaining why he's going all the way to the end. you might think it's the bravest move to do what you're doing, but guess what? there's such value in learning to love in the midst of hard times. and i think that faith is certainly a part of that. >> but you're concerned that doctors will be put in a position to kill, but doctors already kill by committing abortion and euthanasia, right? >> i think that's terrible, but she moved from oregon to california because there in oregon they allow physician assistant suicide. and she's pushing to have that available everywhere. and why is a doctor's rule to help somebody who is depressed and sad to make the best and think it's healing. in this case, she's using a doctor to help her decision to kill herself prematurely. i don't think it's a way to go as a country. >> we would love to hear what the viewers think this morning. weigh in on this story. it's a very difficult story. >> i pray for britney and am happy she made to decision to live longer. i hope that people around her step up and say, britney, we will love you no matter how much you suffer. we'll be with you and doctors can help ease the pain. and there's is also a thing such as miracles. >> you never know what god's plan is for your life. happy sunday. coming up, a kidnapped infant saved thanks to her teenager, her smartphone and veteran father. hear their amazing story up next. and as we speak, our own anna kooiman is gearing up to run the new york city marathon. all for a good cause. it's cold and windy. >> reporter: it absolutely is a cold and windy day here in new york city. we are running 26.2 miles for the families of fallen and wounded veterans. find out how to help, coming up. 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>> another 12 years. by that time i'll be ready to retire. >> he'll be 31. kids one day know they want to be weathermen, it is always at a young age. all have started at a young age with that idea. >> i love to be a kid because you can be anything you want to be at that age. i love it. >> that's true. >> and then reality sets in. >> gosh, isn't that the truth. it's a chilly morning here. take a look at the map. i want to show you what is going on with anna kooiman out there getting ready to run the new york city marathon. and it's an incredibly chilly morning out there. and my clicker isn't going to work again. we have a problem out here with my clicker. there you go. we have a cold, windy morning. winds are going to be gusting to 40 miles an hour directly into you. that means it is going to be very hard. the temperature is not bad into the 40s. kind of a good temperature for running that long. but we are going to be done with the winds, which is good. you are tracking anna this morning? >> i'm tracking my wife and anna. >> make sure you say it just like that. guys, we are tracking anna already out here. >> if you go to look for an app, you can track anna for weeks. >> that little kid is going to take your job for sure since your clicker is not working. >> we are having all kinds of problems. >> age is when your clicker stops working. >> we would never say that about you, never, ever. on that note we'll get to the headlines this morning. other stories we are following at this hour, the department of homeland security is looking into the fence jumping incident. sources say it's not looking good for the secret service. omar gonzalez scaled the fence and made it inside armed with a knife. the report claims multiple layers of security failed including the fact that the secret service dog was never released. one agent could reportedly lose their job. and parents are on edge in a small pennsylvania town after a young trick-or-treater finds a razor blade in his candy. >> it looked rusty, like someone had it laying in their garage or something and just said, oh, let's go put this in candy. quite disturbing. >> jennifer gauge's 13-year-old son allegedly found the razor in a wrapped nestle crunch bar after he went trick or treating in his own neighborhood. police are still looking for a suspect in that. and this 18-month-old is home safe because of a quick-thinking teenager. 15-year-old cameron wood was in a car with her dad when she received an amber alert for a kidnapped baby on her cell phone and then in a miraculous turn of events she looked up and spotted the car right in front of them. she called 911 and then followed the car until police arrived. now baby mason is back with her dad. cameron and her dad joined us earlier. >> i was just really, really happy that the baby could be with his dad. and i haven't gotten to speak to his dad but i would one day like to be able to do that. i know that it would have really impacted my family if that was us. >> cameron's dad sitting through is a veteran as well. mason was taken by miss mother who does not have custody. she was taken on to jail. and garth brooks making more than just the thunder roll. he's performing in kentucky. take a look. ♪ >> he just keeps going on. shaking off the rust for his comeback tour while singing "tear it up" on the moving stage. brooks tears it up and takes a tumble, though he's quickly able to recover without missing a beat or any of the lyrics. those are the headlines. that's the measure. anybody can fall but can you keep swinging? one hour from right now anna kooiman is set to start the new york marathon. she's raising money to give scholarships to the family members of service members killed or wounded in action. >> like sergeant first class douglas metlock who was injured after his convey was hit by a roadside bomb in 2011. >> it means so much to me. when i received the letter saying that i received this scholarship for my kids, i was overwhelmed because i had never received anything like that. >> anna joins us live from the start line in staten island, new york, with the foundation's founder, major dan rooney. anna? >> reporter: good morning, heather, tucker and clay toton. good morning to everyone at home. we have the beautiful verazano bridge here behind us. here with the founder of folds of honor, dan rooney. >> it makes you proud to be an american on a morning like this. 50,000 people out with a common goal. and we are excited to go tackle this marathon. >> reporter: especially when we see interviews with people like doug who we just introduced our viewers to, not just him, but 7500 other scholarships have been given out in the name of freedom. >> it really is. you can come out oop days like today and you appreciate being an american. and you appreciate the sacrifices our military macs. and it's going to be a tough day, no doubt. my dad used to tell me, which way does the airplane take off? into the wind. and there's going to be a lot of resistance out there, but it makes it easier to take one step in front of another on behalf of the families we serve. >> absolutely. it is going to be a windy day. gusts up to 45 miles per hour already i'm hearing. real-feel temperatures in the 20s. how do you compare running a 26.2 mile marathon in all the training, the 18-mile runs that you do to the three tours that you've done. you have seen the enemy up close and personal. >> yeah, i don't think there's a true comparison for all the military people out there, but it's the resistance and the focus that is going to take us through the marathon together today. and as we watch the scholarship recipient on the front end of this, that makes it real and will get us through this today. because it's going to be hard but doesn't compare to the sacrifices made by the military families. >> reporter: i have to say the support from our viewers, if you're paying attention or brushing your teeth, come over to pay attention to this thing that we're about to say. we really, really appreciate your help and your support. we had a goal of $5,000. already we're up to $15,000. what does "fox and friends" mean to you. >> with the additional $10,000, that's five lives saved. we just hope folks get out there and make a donation to openly change a life. >> reporter: yesterday we introduced our viewers to a girl named britney whose father is now an amputee who lost his leg while serving. and he's about to go on the tour at the beginning of the year. go to my facebook page and take a look at him. unbelievable to see these guys who have been through so much and want to continue serving. tucker, clayton and heather, we're just so happy to be out here today in the name of folds of honor and in the name of freedom. >> thank you, guys. >> i can't believe you're about to run 26 miles. you seem so calm. we are rooting for you and your viewers. >> she's in denial about it. >> you'll do great, anna. we're pulling for you for sure. >> put the link up there. i'm about to tweet it as well where you can help out and people are writing in to say good luck to anna and major dan rooney. thank you for putting feet to your words. be blessed and safe. >> allison writes, may you beat your best time and raise lots of money. have a hot chocolate afterwards! >> and dan says, thank you, both, for the service you're doing and for the country. this run is much more than lip service support to a project. >> thank you, guys. >> you still have time to help out. you do. help anna and major rooney raise money. go to www.crowdrise.com/foldsofhonor. you can also go to anna's facebook or twitter feed. good luck. major retailers are hauling out black friday deals already, but don't be fooled by the prices. before you go shopping, you want to hear this. and the democrats are pulling out all the stops ahead of the midterms leaning on women's issues. and even pulling out the latest with ann coulter who is here live, stay tuned because that's up next. 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the midterm election is just two days away. americans are getting ready to cast their ballot as election day gets closer. women's rights, abortion, and racism are being put in the spotlight. is that what the election is about? ann coulter is here, to whom we have given the keys to our twitter account, i don't know if that's a good idea, but check it afterwards. she's in charge. what is this election about? >> i hope it's about obamacare and obama's executive amnesty. unfortunately, as i've said before, the waivers haven't worked with people focusing on it other than the 1% like me. and fox ran the fabulous special again on obamacare. >> to lessen the pain for this election, it will kick in. >> i hope you run it the rest of the day, the special on obamacare, it's fantastic. >> every spot i see from the democratic side, it's all about birth control and racism. are those the issues of this election? >> the democrats don't care. if they can get the bottom 51% of voters in terms of knowledge and i.q., they are perfectly happy. i can fool 51% of the people to win, and hopefully we'll overcome that. i think there will be more time for incrimination after the election, but i think we can do without the tea partiers and libertarians. that's going to hurt republicans in some races, although on the other hand the democrats, their achilles' heel is the feminists, which is why we deal with abortion, that's going to bring out the voters. but the guy who had the toughest election this year, the toughest assignment of all is scott brown. and he's tied. and he's running against a long-time senator. he aught to get an award. if he were running in any of the other contested states, he would win. but he has the toughest assignment. >> he's running in the state he's from. that's tough. >> and the way the left has -- actually, he has a 200-year history on his mother's side. his family goes back eight generations and undermined in the debates. that sleazy question from what's his name, james pindale, i got his name wrong last night. but he was pinned down on sullivan county during the debate and answered it beautifully. he knew new hampshire. and pindale comes back to say, no, sullivan county is not north of concord. and just like the mitt romney thing with candy crowley, an hour after he admitted scott brown is right. and what is so special about sullivan county? is it tropical? are there skyscrapers? but is it different from every other county? this guy was trying to nail scott brown. then in the alaska debate, and nobody has talked about this and i wish fox would play this one, dan sullivan, the republican, the only reason the democrat is in is because the beloved long-term senator of alaska, ted stevens, was indicted in a sleazy false indictment one week before the election. after the election, that indictment was completely thrown out and sullivan asked in the debate, do you feel sorry for attacking ted stevens' character now that we know it was a phony indictment? and he lied. mark beckett said, i never attacked his character. those were outside ads. look on the net right now to see his ads here's smoke there's fire. and he's let down alaskans. alaska should have no commitment to this guy. he won in a fluke. he's not like a regular incumbent. >> we'll see, he's behind, which is surprising and that state is probably going to turn, but we'll find out. i have 100 more questions for you and i know the viewers have thousands. thankfully, again, we have passed the twitter feed over to you. so if you have more to ask ann coulter, she's sticking arou around, @ffweekend is the twitter handle. great to see you. >> great to see you. her little girl went in for a routine flu shot and wound up paralyzed. that girl's mom joins us live. and america's top young scientists. the innovations could hp change your life. the science lesson begins, next. it says here that a won's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disse. keep hrt-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shreddedheat. doctorrecommend it. of custom in-home servicese a variety for your aging loved ones, including medication reminders and transportation to the doctor. ♪ my kind of people. an eco friendly device that could help you stay awake behind the we'll. could you have invented something like this when you were a kid? over the past three months, that's exactly what our next guest has been doing. the winner of this year's 3m young scientist challenge discovery education along with the first and second runner up are here to showcase their inventions. winner, tahile doshi. there are three geniuses on your screen right now. can you guess which one doesn't belong? that's right, you guessed right at home. let's start with jade. nice do you see this morning. >> thank you. >> so i ignorantly asked is this an air-conditioning unit. you about you said no, clayton, this is an air purifier. how does this work? >> a fan blows the polluted air through a 3m electrostatic and carbon filter. this uv light kills all the airborne pathogens. the light coats the white paint. that gets rid of all the toxic acids in the air. >> how in the world did you come up with that? how old are you? >> 12. >> pifs playing with g.a. joes in a pile of dirt in my backyard. how did you come up with this? >> i volunteer at a nearby senior center every weekend. and i keep looking around to see what i could do to help them. and i just liked helping people and these ideas just come up in my mind. while thinking. >> wow. fantastic. congratulations. >> thank you. >> this is the future of america, by the way, guys. let's move over to another future bright one. you're helping someone with this. i recently did a driving segment, drowsy driving. catherine wu joins us now. you also created something. you're a ninth grader. tell us what you made. >> my innovation is a driver's companion. it determines the driver's drowsiness. >> and it uses light to wake you up? >> it will alert you and help you stay -- >> so it's not encouraging you to stay on the road and continue driving, right? >> korea. it tells you that you're tired and to take a break. >> why did you come up with this idea? >> i was live in married, but my family often travels to florida for vacation. it's a really long drive and usually by the end of the day, my dad starts to fall asleep while he's driving so my mom has to talk to him to make sure he stays awake. >> great idea. great invention. congratulations, catherine. >> thank you. >> let's move on down here to the winner. what grade are you in? >> i'm in ninth grade. >> what did you come up with? >> i came up with a battery that uses carbon dioxide and recycled metals to generate electricity. >> how does that work? >> i used carbonic acid and silver and aluminum which are both recycled. because it creates a battery sort of setup, then i can generate electricity. >> what is the point of having a battery like this? >> first, it's cost-effective because i'm using recycled materials. and my aim is to use the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere where there's so many carbon dioxide pollution, my plan is to use carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in my battery. >> this is stuff you could find around the house. >> easily manufactured in developing countries. >> what are you going to do when you grow up? this is enough already. >> i definitely want to be a scientist. i don't know what kind of scientist yet. center bright future. what do you guys want to be? >> something in the stem field. >> like stem cell research? >> no, science, technology, engineering -- >> they're laughing at me. i don't know. i thought stem cells. what about you? >> i want to be an electrical engineer. >> what about tv? do you guys want to do that? no? >> sure. >> crickets. thank you, guys. congratulations. thank you. you guys are america's bright future. coming up here on the show, what does the republican party need to do to get young people to the polls? dana perino, the strategies the candidates are using and her advice for some of them. and you could expect this from a child, but a dad seen taking way more than his neighbor's share of candy on halloween. he got his degreedy hands caught on camera. cameras are everywhere, folks. than ever why now is the best time to be on verizon. one: verizon's the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best pricing ever! get 2 lines with an incredible 10gb of data to share for the low price of $110! or just $140 for a family of 4! and three: get $150 credit for every line you switch. the more you switch, the more you get. verizon. come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including dehydration, genital yeast infections in women and men, low blood sugar,kidney problems, and increased bad cholesterol. common side effects include urinary tract infections, changes in urination, and runny nose. ♪do the walk of life ♪yeah, you do the walk of life need to lower your blood sugar? ask your doctor about farxiga and visit our website to learn how you may be able to get every month free. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends." it is sunday, november 2nd. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. just two days away from election day and it could be a record breaker. it could be a big night for the democrats in a very bad way, though. has the president hurt his own party more than anyone else? and he's one of the most famous comedians in the world, but did chris rock go too far this time? watch. >> they should change the name from the freedom towers to the never going in there tower because i'm never going in there. >> not everyone isaughing this morning. your e-mails are pouring in on the subject. and that extra hour of sleep you got last night didn't do anything for this little girl. ♪ man, she hits the ground running, huh? this wake me up going viral this morning. >> mornings are better with kids. is that true? >> especially with the little ponytail in the top of her head. >> heather is here in for anna this morning. anna is getting ready to start the big race. i don't know if this was a smart move or not. that we decided to turn over our twitter feed this morning to ann coulter. there she is. she's at the helm. she's in the green room right now. >> hi, ann. >> and it's exploded, not surprisingly. when ann takes over your twitter feed, you don't know what's going to happen, but you know people will respond and you have. >> and you know a lot of people are weighing in on what's unfolding with the midterm elections, just two days away. early voting is already starting. republicans looking to take the lead in the senate and a few key states right now look like they could be tossups. some oits states went for president barack obama in the last election, but now they seem like big tossups. colora colorado, which went for president obama last time, too close to call. take a look. >> leaning republicans, kansas right on the knife's edge. iowa, strong republican advantage there. arkansas, louisiana, probably republican advantage. can enken, same thing. north carolina, maybe advantage democrat. new hampshire and alaska, really tight. >> and georgia, they're saying that could more than likely come out as a runoff. and so one of two states that could be a run off situation. historically b if we take a look at this, no matter if the gop win tess senate or not, something that this really historically will be a down fall for president obama, so to speak. >> could be one of the worst. >> yes. a loss of a total 83 house seats during his two midterms. >> that was truman. >> compared to truman, eisenhower, nixon and obama. so truman still holds the record. richard nixon, obviously, famously in trouble in his second term. he had to leave office in the middle of watergate. the gop lost 46 house seats over his two terms. compare that. as of this morning, even before the election has provided over a loss of 58 democratic house seats. that's unbelievable. so it's been really hard on his party so far. >> it's always happened in the second term, the midterm election of the second term. >> this time in 1998 at the height of impeachment. >> and we talked to scott earlier and he said no matter what happens, this is bad for the president. >> president obama really wanted to create a situation to trust government again. he wanted to be the source that people went to for change. that has been decimated. people are more cynical about government than almost at any time before watergate. one of the simplest things that you see is who they're going to vote for in 2016. >> speaking directly to ann coulter this morning, go to our "fox & friends" weekend twitter feed right now. ask her any election related questions. >> and about the president's legacy. that's what scott is saying. the president is going on about his legacy. they all do in their final couple years. this election is about his legacy to some extent. >> and the narrative, government can solve your problems. irs scandal, looking at conservative grums. we've seen the va scandal. whether or not we can care for our veterans, what else? the list goes on and on, health care, whether or not a website can get up and running after spending billions of dollars. >> we could add a fifth hour to this program. the bigger government gets, the less people trust it. >> a lot of people are saying his legacy could be still leading up. first, what is going on? >> as investigators try to identify the five people killed after a fire tore through an apartment building near the university of southern maine. it happened after a halloween party that was the night before. police say most if not all of the residents were students. so far, no indication that any of the students were killed, though. it is maine's deadliest fire in 30 years. investigators looking to see if there were any code violations at that house. as the community mourns the tragic deaths of three 13-year-old girls, police hunting down the driver who hit them on halloween. investigators have tracked the suv from the hit and run to a local address. but it looks like a dead end as the owner has since moved. friends and family of the slayed teens think the suspect should turn themselves in. >> they took three lives away from our families, you and what they did, evil, just evil. >> memorial has been set up meantime for two of the girls. they were twins. alex andrew and lexi perez to help pay for their funeral costs. just two months after hall of fame quarterback jim kelly was declared cancer free, he's sit hit another sell back we have to tell you about. the former buffalo bills quarterback cooperated a staph infection in his phones, calling it a, quote, small setback after beating jaw cancer. >> there was a period in new york city where i had so many bags hooked up to me and we really didn't know and in my heart i didn't have if i was going to leave. >> kelly is set to undergo an eight-week treatment plan for the infection. we wish him the best, of course. >> like stealing candy from a baby, literally. look at this, this dad cat red handed snatching hall le wean treats. the man said he had to run out to pick up his niece and he left the bowl of candy out with a note saying, take one. the sticky fingered dad scoops up with sweets along with his kids leaving almost none for anyone else. oh, come on. >> you know, we were putting the kids to bed the other night and we were done with the trick or treating and we put the bowl out. someone came along and stole the whole bowl. honestly, those people should go to prison. how about this? why don't we let the next 500 tax cheats skate and in their place the halloween candy steelers can go to jail. >> that really is a violation of lightness, of community standards. >> it's a neighborhood, right? >> yeah. >> that and littering. >> someone would never do that, ever, of course not. >> and we're going to talk about the good citizens. there are so many people that have come to watch the marathon. about 50,000 people who are running in the marathon today. >> and your brother? >> he sure is. >> are you going to see him along the race? >> hopefully mile 17. >> that is great. it's not that great of running conditions. it's chilly and windy. take a look at the weather map. it is chilly out there already. all of the eastern part of the kurn country dealing with very cool temperatures, certainly unseasonal. 10 tore 15 degrees below where you typically are. and it's windy. feels like 33 in new york at the beginning of the marathon with winds gust to go 40 miles per hour. it's all part of this big system moving off the coast. it's going to bre up to about a foot of snow around areas of eastern maine today. out across the west, we have quite a bit of rain and snow into the interpret west. i want to quickly show you your election day forecast. this is what it looks like at 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. the front stretch from around texas, stretch up to the great lakes and it will slowly throughout the day move towards the east. that's our only big problem. overall, not a bad day, guys, for weather for voting for everybody to get out. >> thank you, rick. jokes about 9/11 and the boston marathon bombing, are they funny to you? chris rock was the host of "saturday night live" last night. he was, of course, the "saturday night live" alumnist. he came back and opened the monologue last night and those two topics were in his monologue last night. >> that was boston marathon, that was scary. i love boston. i love the people there. but that was probably the most frightening, sadistic terrorist attack ever. we've been training for a year, you finally get to the finish line and somebody screams, run! whew! that is horrible, man. in new york, we had our own terrorist attack and we bounced back. that's right. now we've got the freedom tower. they should change the name from the freedom tower to the never-going-in-there tower. bomb i'm never going in there. there is no circumstance that will ever get me in that building. are you kidding me? >> maybe some viewers never going in there to his show again after this schtick there. we do have some responses. it's pretty evenly split. earlier we were getting these in. this was from frank. he said i thought the joke was okay. some people won't go to the freedom tower because of their fear about what happened. that might be a good point. >> mike on facebook writes i doubt anyone jokes about pearl harbor. some things need to be left alone. >> it would be curious to go back and look at the lhit temperature. >> lorraine on facebook writes back, i do believe in the right to speech, almost my right to turn the channel, which i did. all right, lorraine, go to our facebook page. hundreds and hundreds of comments. >> my kind of response in the end. everyone is so outraged about everything. >> it's pretty evenly split on facebook. i'm surprised. people say just lighten up, we're too politically correct. weigh in, please. >> and we appreciate your comments. we want you to stay with us, though. coming up, a little girl awoken from a deep sleep without missing a beat. this is awesome. ♪ oh, yeah, this adorable wake me up call, it is going viral this morning. >> and what does t the republic party need to do to get young people out to the polls and voting for their candidates? 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i think they could. a lot of them are these young people who gave up their entire summers to help older white guys get re-elected and they deserve a lot credit. >> we need an older white guy appreciation day. >> it's coming. it's coming. >> think of the hallmark card. >> i was to do that. >> i do think there have there are some exciting things, there are some new energies and parties grow and fall apart and then they have debates and they come back. but i think the most important thing is that there is this big ten philosophy that we all hold. the other thing you see this time around in 2014 that you did not see in 2010 and 2012, even though there are differences in the republican party, they've all come together to go and fight for these race, no matter if they were tea pearish or not. john boehner has raised $100 million himself for the house congressional seats and they're likely to pick up seats. >> you brought up iowa. big pollover night. the des moines register. arguably a very accurate poll. had senator harry reid yesterday on the phone saying so goes iowa, so goes the senate. this new poll out puts joni up 51 points. >> she's been a happy candidate. she's gone all over the state with just a lot of grace and some optimism and some joy. that poll got better for her this morning, just like within the last 30 minutes. nbc put out its poll and it shows a lot of the races we've been talking about have tightened up. in all the key states, the republicans have the edge. this is looking to be like 2006 was for george w. bush when he lost both jors in the house and the neat. if things go like they're going now, we might not know it on tuesday, however, because two of these races, georgia and louisiana are likely to go to a runoff. so we can keep talking about this. >> you mentioned being a happy candidate. you mentioned her grace. some of these tossups that are so close have gotten really nasty with the ads. some really dirty ads, some of them going below the belt and some not making any sense at all in terms of racism and women's issues. do you think that will go the object sit direction? 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carla, thanks for joining thus morning. >> thank you. >> so what did happen? and are you certain, are doctors certain that there was a direct link between the flu shot your daughter received and her subseque subsequent paralysis? >> the doctors won't confirm it or deny it. our father, steven, and i are, due to all of on our research, certain that this is what caused mary sue's condition. she was a happy, healthy, running and playing 9-year-old when this happened. there was no underlying condition. i mean, they did so many tests at the hospital to try to find something else that could have caused it and could not find anything. >> so after she got the shot, she appeared fine to you, right? but then what happened a few days later? >> monday night, the first day of thanksgiving break last year from school, she was in third grade. she had been out running, playing, came in, had dinner, went to bed. her father and i checked on her at 10:00 when we went to bed. she was fine. she did not get up at 6:00 or 6:30 like she normally did and come in and say good morning. she -- 7:15 i woke up and she wasn't up. i went into her room. and couldn't reduce her at first. when i reduced her finally, the look on her face was like, help me. and she couldn't speak to me. >> she couldn't speak to you and she couldn't walk. unbelievable. >> i think every parent listening to this feels a pit at the bottom on his stomach. how long before you were able to make the connection between her paralysis and the flu shot? >> we did not have a diagnosis of what was wrong for about two to three days. i went into panic mode at that point, calling for my husband and grabbing my cell phone and dialing 911 immediately. i rode with her to the ambulance -- about three days to a week later, they took her for an mri and that is when we received the diagnosis of adem, which is known as white brain disease or acute disseminated encephlomiatis. >> so many states require this for kids to go to school. as a result, kids get it, parents feel obligated to get it, as well. are you now against the flu shot? >> no. i'm saying to parents, hear my story, understand what happened to my daughter, ask questions. be informed. and make an informed decision with your doctor's guidance. >> carla, what types of questions should you ask, though? >> ask what the side effects of any vaccination are. the most remote, even though, what could they do? what is it? and when you know vaccinations growing up, as parents, we're given a list of them, of what vaccinations are coming. research them. ask your doctors questions. ask good questions and make an informed decision. >> that seems entirely fair. any physician will tell you this could be a side effect and yet often parents don't know that. i think you're absolutely right. parents should be informed. carla, thanks for joining us this morning. our hearts absolutely go out to you and your husband and most of all your daughter. >> and if our viewers want to help carla and the family, go to our website. we have linked to the go fund me page. we should mention she can -- her daughter can only slightly move her legs now. she doesn't have any fine motor skills. she can't walk. she's currently confooimd fined to a wheelchair. up next, sergeant back here in the u.s. after being released from prison in mexico. president obama played no role in bringing him home and a lot of people are making sure he knows that. a live report from washington, next. look at this. those are bite marks on a surfboard. wait until you hear how one man saved his friend from a shark attack. ok who wants sweet rolls? 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sources say it is not looking good for the secret service. omar gonzalez scaled the white house fence back on september 9th. he made it inside. he was armed with a knife and the report claims multiple layers of security failed, including the fact that a secret service dog was never released. at least one agent could reportedly lose their jobs. and a woman from hawaii, very lucky to be alive this morning after a 12-foot shark bit her, bit her and then it tried to drag her out to sea. mackenzy clark was surfing with all of a sudden a shark launched out of the water, clenched down on her left hand. luckily, her friend was right there. he grabbed the shark's fin. he actually did that and then he punched it in the nose five times. yes. well, the stunned shark let go and swam away. she needed two stitches, not being the shark, that would be the surfs. but she is said to be fine. amazingly. and some wacky weather reeking havoc on commuters in chicago. 65-mile-per-hour winds creating waves on lake michigan so high they flooded lakeshore drive. look at that. and then over in california, the first snow on the season tops the sierra empties. the area has been dealing with a drought. many expect, though, this winter to be a wet one. so be warned. and watch out rick. this second grader coming for your job. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> well, i want foto be a polic officer, but it was danger. but then i want to be a millionaire. >> a millionaire police officer. that's something. we should probably talk about this forecast. let's get down to business. >> get down to some business you millionaire police officer weather forecaster you. charlie hale gave the performance of a lifetime. that forecast is going viral. >> maybe it goes together. >> danger and weather. >> yeah, it does. >> a storm chaser from way back. >> it is a rough day. some days you get those odd mates. not the case today. 42 degrees. i guess that temperature was fine if that wind is the problem. you don't have the wind to help push you along, unfortunately. take a look at this. at the end of it, it doesn't warm up by the middle of the day. 36 degrees. a bitterly cold day across the eastern seaboard. these freeze advisories that we have in effect have mostly expired. now we have them here across parts of the eastern seaboard. we have one very cold night tonight and we'll start to see things warm up a little bit by the time we get in towards tomorrow night and by the time we get to tuesday. a little bit of snow from the storm. maine and boston, you can see some snow flying in boston. then we'll see maybe up to a foot across eastern maine. >> did i see snow outside of our window, rick, or was it debris? >> it was debris. it's notice snow. but there's lots of debris. >> leaves? okay. sometimes it's hard to tell. wrappers. millions of people hear church music all over the country. they hear his music. you can hear him right now on this channel. chris tomlin joins us from a special performance from his newest album, straight ahead. and nearly half of all voters think the economy is the central issue in the midterm elections. but what will really happen once the votes are decided inspect maria bartiromo weighs in, up next. >> she is. come on in. 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joining us now to discuss from our sister network, fox business, is maria bartiromo whose show is only a few minutes away. >> hey, you guys. how are you doing? >> we see this big change, we see all these new policies coming down the pike. will america look different two years from now? >> it's going to be tough because obviously the valentine can can veto anything. you have to believe the president is going to want to care enough about his legacy to try and get things done. if, in fact, we were to see the gop take control of the senate and the republicans control both houses, there would be several various jobs bill to come to the floor, there will be effort to get things moving in the energy sector. that's really the low hanging fruit in terms of job creation and in terms of growth. that's going to be the agenda for the republicans. if, in fact, that doesn't happen, it's because the president used his veto power. >> and what would be the top of the agenda for democrats if they do maintain control of the senate? >> i think it's going to be minimum wage, i think it's going to be sort of efforts to find things like fracking and the energy story and i think there's going to be more fighting. there's a high possibility that nothing gets done in two years. >> so what does that mean tore -- i agree with you completely. it's unlikely for anything to happen in the next two years. what does that mean for the economy and markets? >> markets is a good question. this is a very different moment in time because the federal reserve is backing its way out of qe. you know that quantitative easing, the fed's bond buying program is over. the fed announced they were exiting this bond buying program. this has been in place since 2008. so since the financial crisis, we have not had a lack of stimulus. we have had stimulus from the fed. now the fed is not in place any more. now we get to see how strong the economy is to operate and grow without the federal reserve's help. >> without printing more money. >> without printing more money. so the stock market has been reacting directly to the federal reserve. that's why we're at record highs. corporate profits have been doing well, but you have to worry about that global economic story and is whether or not that hits corporate profits for the next couple quarters. >> it's coming up on your big show. >> we have a big show today. we're talking about the gop's chances of taking over the senate with jerry mo rey an from kansas. he is the chairman of the senatorial committee. we'll talk about what he sees as far as priorities, if, in fact, that were to materialize. we're talking about larry sabateau from the university of california and we're going to talk about what he sees in terms of these hot contested races and whether or not we will know the results at the end of election day tuesday night. you know, we're also going to talk about the economy. we've got good the president of the richmond federal reserve on. that is jeffrey lacker, to talk about what the implications are without the federal reserve in place and james bullard, another fed official last week threw in a whole other debate and said the federal reserve should start considering a new quantitative easing plan because the economy is not strong enough. they should think about qe4. that's a good debate. we're dog to balk talk about that with jeffrey lacker. >> what do you think is the big issue we'll be discussing over the next two years? >> jobs. we should be farther along in terms of the unemployment situation because corporate profits are doing incredibly well. the economy in the u.s. is definitely improving. even though wages are down over the last five years and people are not feeling great, the data shows that we are, in fact, improving. however, we still don't have the full employment that one would expect. >> if only the campaigns were about that. >> that is what i was going to say. people need the jobs. will that translate when they go to the polls on tuesday? >> i think these are pocket issues. i think that's what's going to drive voters on tuesday. >> and we want to tell people go you can find fox business channel on your channel finder. >> thank you. coming up for a perfect sunday morning, a super performance from the talented chris tomlin. that's coming up next. than ever why now is the best time to be on verizon. one: verizon's the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best pricing ever! get 2 lines with an incredible 10gb of data to share for the low price of $110! or just $140 for a family of 4! and three: get $150 credit for every line you switch. the more you switch, the more you get. verizon. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. welcome back. quick headlines for you. dogs man's best friend. not for one man. his pit bull husky mix helped cops bust his meth operation. he told his dog go get him and bo did exactly that. he caught him. >> it's a cautionary tale for anyone that uses the tack taxi service uber. uber says sorry but pay up. on busy nights like halloween uber uses surge pricing multiplying the fare times seven. the man ordered the most expensive car as well. more than 40 million people hear his music in churches every sunday. now christian worship artist chris tomlin is out with his tenth album. joining me now is the grammy award winning artist. an honor to have you here. i mentioned that 40 million people listen to your songs but really there's 40 million people singing your songs. what is it about the music you write and play that's just so transcendent among so many people? >> when i think about these songs, i think about this new record and how do these songs translate to people and an easy song to sing. >> it's not just strengthening the faith of a lot of people, sometimes music transforms somebody's heart and helps them to believe. the new album is called "love rang red." take it away. ♪ i was lost ♪ i was in chains ♪ the world had fooled me ♪ my heart was a stone i was covered in chains ♪ ♪ when he came for me ♪ i couldn't run from his presence ♪ ♪ i couldn't run couldn't run from his arms ♪ ♪ jesus he loves me ♪ he loves me he is for me ♪ jesus how can it be ♪ he loves me ♪ he is for me ♪ ♪ i couldn't run ♪ couldn't run from his presence ♪ ♪ couldn't run, couldn't run from his arms ♪ ♪ jesus he loves me ♪ he loves me ♪ he is for me ♪ jesus how can it be ♪ he loves me he is for me ♪ he holds the stars and i holds my heart with healing hands that bear the start ♪ ♪ he died for me ♪ my only hope ♪ my everything ♪ jesus he loves me ♪ he loves me ♪ jesus how can it be ♪ he loves me he is for me ♪ he loves me he is for me ♪ my god is amazing [ applause ] the new york city marathon is officially under way and our own anna kooiman is just ten minutes away from her start time. >> here's a special message for you from anna and major dan rooney. >> 26.2 miles. new york city marathon. anna kooiman from "fox & friends." >> we raised over $40,000. thank you so much for supporting us. >> unbelievable. we'll is he you in a few hours. hopefully. bye. >> one of the reasons i love working at fox because we really do support our men and women in our armed services and they deserve every bit of it. >> viewers have been unbelievable. she raised 600 bucks and now it's close to 40,000 thanks to you. >> love you. >> there's where you can go to raise money for our wounded soldiers and families of fallen soldiers right there on the bottom of the screen. thanks, everyone. have a great weekend. >> bye. >> tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. another year ending in an even number and another national election coming right down to the wire. good morning, everyone. tuesday night promising to be another nail biter with so many senate races running so close. we'll have the famous crystal ball to walk us through the contests that could decide just which party will control the senate next year. but first, if republicans do take control of both houses, big plans on their agenda. and why so many uncertainty? 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