>> friday august 1st. glowing fears this morning about the deadly ebola virus as two americans are infected and they head back to the u.s. >> bombshell information about the worst terrorist osama bin laden. >> i nearly got him. i could have killed him. >> those comments coming hours before the 9-11 attack. why didn't he take him out? the shocking report ahead. >> the sudanese mother who escaped a death sentence for being a christian arrives back in america. the heartwarming welcome

homecoming up. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning. you made it to the weekend. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for waking up with us. chaos on capitol hill. summer vacation is on hold because congress is battling over the border bill. house lawmakers determined to give it one more shot. the bill also failed in the senate. >> elizabeth prann is live for us in washington. any hope for a deal today? >> back to business for now.

they are vowing to attempt to pass legislation fixing the border crisis. some even came back from the airport. the senate will not be voting as they leave town for their five week break. they can come to a consensus after failing to vote on the $669 million border security bill just yesterday. >> i am optimistic we are going to reach an agreement. we have been in conference today. once there was a realization the votes were not there to pass the bill then it went into melt down mode. it started out with humor andito got intense in there. >> the president can take action without congressional approval. he could deport those who arrive illegally and stop prioritizing deportation depending on the deportation. they gave minors for most latin american countries a chance to

seek asylum but not those from mexico. >> the president and the white house demanded all pretens of government. they once called for changing the 2008 law a bipartisan priority. now they oppose it and call it partisan. >> now to leave you on a positive note two bills are he had hadded for the president's death. a bipartisan measure to clean up the va scandal and highway transportation fund through may. >> elizabeth prann live for us in washington. thank you. a brand new basketball court, weight room and flat screen tv's. it is not a hotel it is the newest detention center for illegals crossing the border in texas. the detainees would be called residents and their rooms would be suites with free cable and access to a lawyer. it would cost 140 tax payer dollars per day to maintain.

eric cantor resigned from his position. he will be calling it quits early. his last day august 18th. cantor says he wants to give his successor a chance for an early term in office. he originally said he would serve out his term. he lost in a primary upset against a tea party challenger. two hours after a cease fire between israel and hamas israeli tanks kill at least four people in gaza. israeli military says an exchange of fire had occurred but did not elaborate. this after israel and hamas previously agree to an unconditional 72-hour humanitarian cease fire. it wasn't expected to allow time for leaders to negotiate a more durable troop. >> bombshell new audio6?v revea bill clinton with a missed opportunity to kill osama bin laden back in the mid 90's. a speech in australia

september 10th, 2001, hours before the 9-11 attacks. >> i spent a lot of time thinking about it. i nearly got him once. i nearly got him. and i could have killed him, but i would have had to destroy candle har -- kandahar in afghanistan and killed 300 innocent women and children and then i would have been no better than him so i didn't do it. >> he made the statement he just wanted that problem to go away. >> there could have been multiple opportunities to get bin laden not just one or two. there was no serious interest from the white house. they just wanted the problem to go away the way obama wants the state cal fate to disappear. he is like obama in the sense he cared far more about his personal popularity than

american security. >> national security officials debated a missile strike in kandahar in 1998. he left the area before a strike would have occurred. we wanted to talk about bill clinton's decision to not kill osama bin laden when he had a chance. you can log on to fox friends first right after our show and use the #keep talking. a mother who received a death sentence for being christian' rives in her new home, america. (cheers) >> she, her husband and two children cheered on as you can see by the crowd at the airport in new hampshire. with tears streaming down his face her husband thanks supporters. ♪ >> she was sentenced to death

for marrying a christian man after spending nearly a year in prison, she was freed in june. but as her family boarded a plane to the u.s. they were arrested for apparently forging travel documents. that charge was eventually dropped and they were allowed to fly back to america. we will have more at 5:30 in a live report. our prayers were answered today, heather. the cia is saying sorry for snooping on members of the senate. director john brennan confirmed cia employees improperly searched computers used by senators who were investigating the agency's interrogation program. it is a total about face for brennan who in march says senator diane fine stein's accusations of spying quote couldn't be further from the truth. this morning growing fears about the deadly ebola virus as a medivac plane like this one heads to liberia to fly two infected americans back to the u.s. one of them expected to be

treated at a hospital in atlanta. waga mark tight ner is live outside of the president with new details. good morning, mark. >> good morning. as you can image in atlanta it is raising eyebrows about this news coming our way. the first time anybody is going to have the ebola virus on u.s. soul it will be here in the metro area. they tell people not to worry about that. these two missionaries who contracted the ebola virus in liberia while they were working with patients over there coming back, we are hearing that one of them might be coming to the hospital. they haven't told us which one will be coming to the emory university hospital. but the person who does come here for treatment will be placed in a special isolation cell. a cell -- isolation unit. that unit is one of only four in the united states. the cdc helped the folks at r

emory come up with that particular unit. there is absolutely no risk to the public but they want to get this person over here so he or she can get the treatment they need for the ebola virus, a deadly virus that at this point has no vaccine. we are not sure when the person is going to arrive exactly. obviously they are not releasing the names of that particular person. but they tell us that everyone will be safe here in the general public. reporting live from at banta, marc teichner, fox news. >> thank you, marc. >> to an extreme weather alert. tropical storm bertha forming in the atlantic ocean. >> maria molina has been tracking the path and where it is going to make land fall. >> the second main storm of the season forming right on time when the second storm of the season may should be forming. bertha had maximum sustained

winds at 45 miles per hour with stronger gusts. it is moving quickly at 20 miles per hour. you can see the forecast track right now across portions of the atlantic eventually moving into the caribbean across puerto rico and the dominican republic. monday morning it will be moving over the bahamas. it will be a critical time. will the storm make the curve out to sea. it looks like it will be the case. computer models are pointing to that. it will be coming relatively close to the united states. it will be something to watch. at the least you are looking at rip current concerns along coastal areas in the southeast. temperature wise you are on the warm side. tampa 99 -- 91 degrees feeling like summer. in raleigh 75 degrees. looking at showers and storms

today starting tonight and tomorrow. hours from now the monthly jobs report will be released. but the outlook for july not looking as good as june. lauren simonetti joins us with what we can expect. in little over 3 hours we find out how many jobs the dion me created la-- the economy create last month. 233,000 that is down from the 288,000 created in june. the jobless rate is expected to stay put at 6.1 percent. we will be paying attention to the types of jobs created. are they pufull-time? how long do they pay? if this report is better than forecast the stocks could actually fall. if the economy is stronger the feds could hike rates sooner. that is good news for folks who have money in the bank, for savers. the consumer protection bureau out with a new report looking at rules four years ago that were

meant to protect you from over draft fees. they found a median over draft charge of $34. on debit cards $24 or less. most people are able to cover that fee in about 3 days. if you put that in lending terms and the charges are the same as a loan that would be 17,000 percent interest rate. it hits consumers disproportionately. 8 percent of people are incurring 75 percent of over draft fees. amazon prime members listen up. if you choose no rush shipping on your order you will get a dollar credit for amazon's instant video service. they are trying to lower shipping costs and expand the prime service into entertainment. after a major major selloff on wall street the dow shedding more than 300 points turning negative for 2014. stock futures down once again. we have to see what the jobs report says. >> you had a busy day yesterday.

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second largest city. the blast tearing through a motorcycle parking area. at least 25 people are dead. 76 others hurt. the explosion caused by a propane leak. the soccer player accused of killing a referee with a single punch breaking down in tears in a michigan courtroom as witnesses describe that attack. 36-year-old sahad is charged with second degree murder. witnesses say he through the fatal punch when john ben wits try to remove him from the game hitting him in the neck and the head. the referee lost control of his body and fell to the ground gasping for air and he later died in the hospital. do bowe bergdahl won't have to answer questions if he doesn't want to. he was held for five years will be read his constitutional rights at the formal investigation that includes the right to remain silent.

this inquiry could lead to a court-martial a lesser punishment or exxon ration. members of his platoon labeled him a deserter. this morning you are getting an inside look at a house committee report on the benghazi terror attack. chief correspondent katherine harrage has a fox news exclusive. >> based on a 22 month investigation of the benghazi terror attack the house committee says hillary clinton's state department has more explaining to do. >> the state department portion of this needs further review. somebody made decisions that at least in some way contributed to the death of four americans in the chain of command. >> while the state department and secretary of state clinton in her congressional testimony said security decisions were made by mid level managers. >> i didn't see the requests. they didn't come to me. i didn't approve them. i didn't deny them.

>> they ordered the drawdown of security as they went up the perimeter walls. it was sparked by an anti islam video there was a clear political divide. >> the narrative portion of that happened later. it happened thousands of miles away in washington, d.c. i think the facts are pretty clear on this. >> there was no malicious intent in creating the talking point. the intelligence committee got certain things wrong, but that's what happens in the fog of cawa. >> they voted with disappointed republicans and democrats. it goes to the intelligence community for a quick de classification. the time is 19 after the top of the hour. a first grade texas girl forced to sit on the floor of her classroom for nearly a month. why? because she wrote on her desk. you will hear more about that from her mom next. terror on the road as a car

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her life. she was later rescued and now that trail is closed to the public. >> a car jacker is in custody in san francisco. it wasn't police who caught up with him either. a violent car jacker plowing through the streets smashing his red stolen truck into a limo continues through crowded areas and almost hits pedestrians. with police on his trail he ditches the truck and is tackled to the ground by a firefighter. that hero said it was just like his old football days. >> a texas first grader forced to sit on the floor of her classroom for nearly a month. why? because she wrote on the top of her desk with a pencil. a houston mom says the teacher made the daughter write a letter to the janitor and wash the markings off the desk then she took the desk away, too. >> she said, daddy, i don't have a desk. he said, what do you mean? she said i don't have a desk. i sit on the floor with a clip

board. the teacher said she didn't realize it was a month and she was so happy down there. >> the teacher has been reprimanded. the mother is trying to transfer her daughter but the district won't let her move to school of choice. the district says this we have offered several opportunities for the family we will continue to work with them to accommodate the student's needs. >> the american flag on top of new york city's brooklyn bridge switched out from a white one last week. police say they are now questioning nine persons of interest believed to have met on social media. they are looking at buddy green orchestrated the whole thing. green who claims to be the leader of an anti government group telling the new york post it was his idea saying they wanted to quote shake people up. police not confirming. it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. a shocking new report about a condition at the border.

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>> it is friday august 1st. greeing fears from the ebola virus as two americans head back to the united states. growing fears about their treatment and how it may effect i. bill clinton about the world's worst terrorist osama bin laden. >> i nearly got him once. i nearly got him. i could have killed him. >> those comments coming up hours before the 9-11 attacks he

made those comments. why didn't he take him out? >> this is the video everyone is talking about. it looks like a scene out of spider-man. it is actually happening right in chicago. you will hear from the death e defying stunt man. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> a little bruce to wake you up this morning. good morning to you. it is friday. august 1st. welcome to "fox and friends first". >> i can't believe it is already august. summer almost over. i am heather childers. half past the top of the hour. we begin with this for you.

new fears about the deadly ebola virus as two infected americans are set to go to the u.s. one will receive treatment in atlanta. emory university hospital expected to receive a patient within the next several days. a med de vak plane is headed to liberia to get the patients. each will be transported in a special isolation pod. barely two hours after the start of a cease fire between israel and hamas israeli kill at least four people in gaza. israeli people said an exchange of gun fire had occurred but they would not elaborate. they agreed to an unconditional 72-hour cease fire. it allowed them to negotiate a more durable truce. majority lederer rick cantor resigned from his position. he will be calling it quits early. his last day august 18th.

cantor says he wants to give his successor a chance for an early turn in office. he originally said he would serve out his turn. cantor lost in an upset against a tea party challenger. summer recess on hold in washington. a battle over the border bill keeps congress in session one more day. house gop lawmakers are determined to strike a deal. but the bill failed in the senate. doug mcelway is live in washington. any hopes for a deal today? >> in the house not in the senate. immigration reform is really on hold, ainsley put on hold after it became clear late yesterday afternoon republicans didn't have the necessary many rejected an earlier version for deferred action for childhood arrivals. 2012 execution order that allows discretion not to deport young illegals. that has led to this new flood of young immigrants to the

border. >> that's the most powerful message to address because the president is waiving his ink pen at america saying i am going to violate the constitution and the law and legalize 5-6 million people probably as soon as the house, congress leaves town. >> the president can't do as much as congress could do in terms of addressing these problems. but we are going to figure out what exactly the law will allow the president to do and we are going to do as much as possible within the confines of the law to address a problem whose solution republicans and congress continue to actively block. >> a new version of the house bill will be considered this morning. it will likely we expect it to rescind. house leaders will meet this iron all of that out. the senate now gone having not acted on i am brakes reform the fate of the house bill is sealed it is symbolic only. the president in all likelihood will not call the senate back

and won't sign the house version of the bill. he will take more executive action to allow work permits for immigrants who already crossed the border. >> doug mckel way, thank you. doug. employees and families are getting sick after being exposed to contagious diseases. many children caught crossing the border need treatment for diseases like chickenpox, tuberculosis and scabies. more than 57,000 unaccompanied minors crossed the border this year. bombshell new audio reveals bill clinton calling in missed opportunity to kill osama bin laden in the 90's. the reporting comes from a speech made in australia on september 10th, 2001, hours before the 9-11 attacks. >> he's a very smart guy. i have spent a lot of time thinking about him. i nearly got him once. i nearly got him.

i could have killed him. but i would have had to destroy a little town called kandahar in afghanistan and kill 300 innocent women and children and then i would have been no better than him. so i p didn't do it. >> clin there could have been multiple opportunities to get bin laden not just one or two. but there is no interest, no serious interest. they just wanted the problem to go away the way obama wants they islamic state caliphate to disappear. it is like obama in a sense he cared far more for his personal popularity and his base than about american security. >> according to the 9-11 commission report national security officials debated a missile strike in kandahar back in late 1998. intelligence later determined he had left the area before a

strike would have occurred. we want you to keep talking about bill clinton's decision not to kill osama bin laden when he had the chance. log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page right after the show for a live debate using the hash tag #keep talking. the justice department now turned over critical documents program. president obama was withholding it from congress under claims of executive privilege. the doj has until october 1st to turn the information over. >> the man charged with the murder of agent brian perry will be arraigned. he was extradited to the u.s. from mexico earlier this week. he was murdered by five mexican drug cartel members back in 2010. they were armed with weapons purchased buriduring operation and furious. two other suspects are missing and two others are behind bars.

>> the biggest mistake of his life. ray rice apologizing to his wife publically for the first time five months after allegedly punching her unconscious in an atlantic city casino. >> the one thing i wanted to do today is apologize to my wife. i just replay it over and over in my head. that's not me. my actions were inexcusable. >> the nfl suspended rice for two games. he will be dock add third game under the personal conduct policy. he will face no jail time after being can accepted into a pretrial prevention program. >> overnight the sudanese mother who received a death sentence for being a christian arrived in new hampshire. anna kooiman has more on this happy homecoming. >> what a victory. video showing the emotional moment meriam ibrahim arrived in

her new home, the united states. >> ibrahim, her husband and two young children cheered on by a crowd waving american flags at the airport in manchester, new hampshire. with tears streaming down his face her husband thanked their supporters. >> i can't describe it. >> you will remember ibrahim was sentenced to death for marrying a chris wran mtian man from new hampshire. she was 8 months pregnant in chains she gave birth. after spending nearly a year in prison she was freed in june. as her family boarded a plane to the united states they were raised for allegedly forging travel documents. that charge was eventually dropped and they were allowed to fly to rome. before traveling to the united states she met francis to thank her for her devotion to her

christian faith. exhausted but statement over joyed ibrahim and her family can now start their new life in america. >> great. especially on this friday. thank you so much, anna. tropical storm bertha forming in the atlantic ocean. maria molina is tracking the path. >> bertha forming late last night. the national hurricane center saying it has stained winds now of 35 miles per hour. moving quickly at 20 miles per hour. this is very fast for this part of the world. in terms of tropical storm activity. it will be heading into portions of the caribbean. eventually sunday into monday we will have to be watching bertha very closely. by then while the remaining tropical storm will be making impact to the bahamas. we have to watch closely on the southeastern coast of the united states. right now computer models are taking bertha away from the east

coast and recurving it back into the atlantic ocean. that can change. we are still several days out. now across our country today we have activity, chicago, washington, d.c. in atlanta and even miami we could be looking at showers and storms. let's head over to you. >> thank you, maria. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. it's a waste watch alert. u.s. senators using your tax dollars for private planes. >> she was pulled over and given a ticket for speeding. why is this grandmother thanking the police? but first on this day back in 1498 christopher columbus discovers venezuela. >> and in 1981 mtv airing its first video. know what it was? video kills a radio star.

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>> $1.8 million might not be enough for jessie ventura. he said after winning the lawsuit against chris kyle he might now go after the book's publisher harper collins. in the book kyle claimed that he deserved to lose a few. in the wake of the trial his book has been flying off the store shelves. now here's a california city that is really going to pot. the bankrupt city of san bernardino considering legalizing medical marijuana so it can collect on the taxes. blame it on the pot dealers. they don't have enough resources to crack down on drug dealers so it may just legalize them instead. they are exploring the city's options. >> taxpayers speaking out to listen up. a new report found that u.s. sten tors were paying big bucks

on charter flights last year with your money. lori rothman is here to taell u those high flying numbers. >> they certainly are, heather. u.s. senators spent almost 1 million of your hard earned tax payer dollars on chartered flights last year. 14 republicans 9 democrats and one independent racked up more than 920,000 dollars in travel expenses when in many other cases there were cheaper forms of transportation like commercial flights or driving available. they wracked up 638,000 while republicans spent 278,000. senators from new york had the highest bill. chuck schumer spent 286,000 on private planes. another 93,000. rounding out the top 5 senators on private planes west virginia's jay rockefeller, wyoming john barrasso and john thune from south dakota. they pay for their travel out of tax payer accounts set aside to

cover it but it is a question of judgment as usa today points out. many senators come from large states with small populations and fewer options for easy ee fish shentd travel. the two top private flight spenders both come from new york a larger more densely populated state with more commercial options. >> commercial and coach, right? >> exactly. now for today's 5@5:00 america's top tourism destinations coming in number 5, san francisco, number four, chicago, third, the dallas fort worth area, new york city coming in at number two for the third year in a pro the number one is los angeles with 42.2 million visitors. they reviewed the number of attractions hotels travel reviews and crime rates. the time now is 46 after the top of the hour.

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welcome back. talk about caught in the act. this man arrested in indianapolis for stealing jewelry from a package on someone's front porch. the evidence convincing. he looked directly into a security camera. he at first denied the crime. it wasn't until police showed him the images, he then exercised his right to remain silent. the homeowner posted this video to facebook saying he would like to get his wife's $300 earrings back.

>> he was going 95 in a 75 mile per hour zone and then received a speeding ticket. so why is this seattle granny thinking the officer who pulled her over. the trooper says she told him she was late for a wedding and had her grandchildren in the back of the car. the trooper said getting stopped was scary enough but didn't want the kids to worry so she gave them a sticker and a toy badge. she thanked the officer for being so kind and asked for the ticket. >> four lost dr. seuss stories that haven't been seen since the 1950's will be republished in september. the new tales feature horton the elephant, an earlier version of the grinch. a massachusetts collector tracked down the old copies and brought them back to life. >> it is a stomach-turning video of a guy jumping off

a video, sliding down a roof and landing on a staircase. so far it has been viewed 900,000 times on youtube. we caught up with the daredevil behind the carefully orchestrated stunt. >> this video has more than 900,000 views. we caught up with the man behind the stunt. meet 24-year-old ethan swanson. >> my day job i'm an actuary, sitting behind a desk, clarity work not risky. >> his hobby a bit more risky. he's been jumping off rooftops for a long time. >> my mom told me stories before i can remember me jumping off the roof and they said what are you doing? i said jumping off the roof. >> he has been doing gymnastics since he was one. >> you see the end product but you don't see the days,

months and years i've put into a training environment that has pads and foam pits. i do screw up but when i screw up it's in a safe place. when i fall, i don't get hurt. >> his youtube channel caught the attention of go pro, who put his video on its youtube channel. swanson settles m and prepares himself to jump. and with that, he's airborne. this certainly isn't the end for ethan swanson. there are more stunts to come. >> i have a couple, but i have to scout them out, take measurements and see if it's possible first. >> they broke the law coming to america, but one state is about to give thousands of illegals drivers licenses. >> he really rustled her feathers.

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it is two minutes till the top of t hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. two americans infected with the deadly ebola virus are set to be flown to the u.s. and one is sected to receive treatment in atlanta. bombshell new audio reveals bill clinton saying he missed an opportunity to kill osama bin laden in the 1990's. the recordings were reportedly from a speech he made in australia hours before the 9/11 attacks. this morning colorado will begin issuing drivers licenses to illegals. the d.m.v. is already overwhelmed by demands.

nearly 10,000 have already made appointments. >> time now to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. this 24-year-old single mom hitting a $66 million jackpot. the lucky lotto winner actually bought the ticket on friday the 13th. next the bad. one man learns the hard way not everyone likes selfies. a swan at a kansas zoo bites him as he tries to take a picture with it. the ugly. is this woman the worst dancer ever? her crazy moves to tectronic's 1990's hit pump up the jams going viral. >> we want you to keep talking about bill clinton saying he could have killed osama bin laden but he didn't. the recording release the day before the 9/11 terror attacks. let us know. right after the show we're going to have a debate.

#keeptalking. >> trace adkins live concert series. >> if you live in new york, come down. we'd love to see you. good morning. it is friday, august 1, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. ebola is coming to the united states. two american victims being flown here for treatment, sparking fears. are we ready to handle an american outbreak? >> vacation delayed. no one goes home in the house until an immigration bill is passed. >> will the -- will the -- >> it's hammer time. but with lawmakers crying foul, can they get the votes? we'll know at 9:00 this morning. >> did bill clinton drop the ball on bin laden? listen to this shocking new recording that was released on september 10,