>> good morning. you are watching "fox and friend first on this thursday morning. i am heather nauert. >> your wildest dreams will wake you up. i am heather childers. thank you so much for waking up with us. donald trump remains the gop leaders to try to unify the republican party. >> mitt romney slams taxes. >> we are inside the rnc headquarters with more. good morning. >> hi, garrett. >> heather and heather, good morning. today's meetings are about unity heading to the general election. they have larger implications for the republican party going forward for the foreseeable future. donald trump will kickoff the day 'n about four hours were now where he will meet with chairman reince priebus and house speaker paul ryan.

he will go on to meet the senate side with senate majority leader with his leadership team as well. the goal is unity heading into the general election. donald trump said that is not a necessity for him to win the white house although he would like to see that happen. >> i think unity. i don't know paul well. i think that's part of the meeting. i represent a large group of people with strong ideas and foundations. we want to sea a little bit about that. hopefully it will work out. while paul ryan hasn't endorsed trump yet, he hopes to do. they want to get to know each

other better with the end road being unity. if we can't unify we go into the fall. >> mitt romney is again going after the billionaire businessman for not releasing his tax returns, posting on facebook in part it is disqualifying for a modern day presidential nominee to refuse to give tax return to the voters especially one not in military and public service. there is noble one reason not to release it there is a bombshell in this. for this part trump has said he can't release them while the irs is carrying out its audit. hillary clinton taking aim

on trump as well mocking him for not releasing his taxes saying that it should be expected. when you run for president and you are the presidential nominee it is expected. you have to ask yourself why doesn't he want to release them? we are going to find out. >> bernie sander's recent win in west virginia against clinton giving the socialist a new found confidence. calling for democrats radio unite behind the claim calling it disaster by rolling the dice on a clinton candidacy. >> ted cruz will soon be back up for election but this time for the u.s. senate. he is announcing he has filed paperwork to rupp for his senate seat in 2018. the move doesn't completely rule out another white house run 'n for cruz in 2020. the news comes two-days after the senator returned to capitol hill to get back to work. he's in the middle of his

senate term. >> the fbi is tracking a staggering 800 isis related cases right here on american soil. let's get right to patricia stark who is live for us. >> good morning heather and heather. let me put how scary this report is in perspective for you. if you are living in the city with the population of over 100,000 people statistically there's a chance you have driven by or walked near an isis supporter or fighter inside america's borders. fbi director james comey releasing this chilling statement the ability to motivate troubled souls inspire them remains a persistence presence in the united states. comey says we have north of 1,000 cases where we are trying to evaluate where somebody is on the spectrum from consuming to acting. that number continues to pick up slowly. out of these cases roughly 80%

of them are related to the islamic state. he insists the terror group has lost power. yesterday isis claiming responsibility for the deadliest attack this year. three separate car oh bombings across baghdad. more than 90 people killed in all and leaving 200 others injured. recently thousands of everyday new yorkers were on a kill list related to isis along with the hair raising statement quote, we want them dead. heather. >> all right. patricia stark thank you very much. breaking developments to tell you about in the west. they say a pefertilizer plant tt exploded a while back that killed 15, the fire at the plant was set on purpose. >> that leveled neighborhoods and hurt more than 160 people. the fourth even causing an

earthquake there is a 52,000 dollar reward to figure out who caused the fire. >> a cop could be facing death penalty for shooting and killing a black man. they just indicted michael sleigher on civil rights charges of the death of walter scott. this shows him pulling scott over during a traffic stop and scott running off. >> there is no release for the tornadoes. it tore a path of destruction sfr tennessee to illinois. watch that right there in oklahoma. >> my mamma's memories.

>> she made it out alive. her neighbor didn't. we are so glad we have her. >> severe thunderstorms now in the forecast today for the ohio river valley and parts of the southeast. >> brand new details about what happened the night of the benghazi attacks. they are now saying more could have been done to stop the deadly 2012 attack canwhich kil 12 americans. they are speaking out for the first time. >> they told me we are waiting on the call. waiting on the call. we could have been there and that's the worst part. >> many opportunities were missed in stopping at least the second mortgager attack. this is despite claims by hillary clinton saying nothing else could have been done.

>> he gave his life trying to save other americans. now u.s. navy seal charles eight keating the 4th has been promoted to the rank of chief petty officer. he was part of a reaction force during a surprise attack. his remains now arrived in california where he will be laid to rest tomorrow. >> making her country proud after winneri winning her 4th g medal. they decided to give the metal to the medical team that saved her life. she fell deathly ill. she was in the hospital for weeks. she wanded it to prince harry asking him to hand it on to cambridge hospital. >> george zimmerman, remember him? he's now putting the price tag on the pistol that he used to

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in a few hours the gun used to kill the florida teenager trayvon martin, remember that story? that gun will now go up for auction. >> the exonerated shooter zimmerman will tell us why. we are joined in tampa with more. >> good morning. he says he wants to move on that is why he is putting up the gun for sale. it goes on the aushction block 10:00 this morning. more than 10,000 people have viewed this on the web site. george zimmerman says he wants to move forward. it is a 9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol that retails for $350. starting bid is $5,000. zimmerman calls this gun an icon. he fired one shot killing try

v trayvon martin. it was returned by the department of justice. he doesn't feel comfortable stimly blo -- simply locking it. he plans to use the money to campaign against hillary clinton state attorney angela curie and the black lyes matter movement. fox news spoke with george zimmerman about this move. listen in. >> what i have decided to do is not occur. i am a free american. i can do what i like with my possessions. not putting it up for auction isn't going to insulate me from this radicals. they are not going to be bidding on it so i could care less about them. >> zimmerman has had inquiries from the smithsonian museum wanting that pistol as well. the starting bid is $5,000 as it

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>> this is horrible. this is all that is left of an american flag after someone stole it from a massachusetts town. someone desecrated the flag by cutting it down. the flag had been flying in the city for years and even lit up at night for everyone to see it. it is valued at $400. the thief faces felony charges and five years in jail. >> a virginia veteran is now in the clear. mickey triplet a disabled marine veteran was charged with destruction of property after he painted this picnic table. >> i didn' graffiti on there or anything lake that.

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>> good morning. donald trump and paul ryan in a highly anticipated meeting. >> see how it goes. i think it will go well. we have the same ideas. >> will that pair be able to bring the republican party together. >> fox news alert. isis we will have a disturbing report to tell you about that tells us how many isis cases are under investigation here. >> could there be relief in sight for the summer travelers. new reaction is taken to speed up security at the airport. "fox & friends first" continues right now.

>> no place we would rather be than right here with you. beautiful shot of new york city as we wake up here. >> it is so beautiful. >> nice to have you with us. welcome to "fox & friends first". >> i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. we are starting with this, it is a meeting of minds to take place on capitol hill today. in a few hours presumptive gop nominee donald trump will sit down with republican leaders to try to form crucial alliances and try to unifoy the party. we are in washington, d.c. where the meeting is set to take place. he has the details. he said all along party unit is not a necessity to win the party. it will play a big role in

determining the extent that can happen. there are three meetings the first is at the headquarters at 9:00 a.m. where he will meet with rance priebus as well as house speaker paul ryan. trump said last night talking to greta gives us a little preview of how he expects that meeting to go. >> i think just unity. see how it goes. i think that will go well. paul is a good person. i don't know him well. that's part of the reeting. we have a same ideas i represent a large group of people with strong ideas and foundations. we want to see a little bit more like that. hopefully it will work out. today's meeting will be will be about getting to know each other better. >> i don't know him. i met in once in person in 2012.

we had a good conversation in march on the phone. we need to get to know each other. we are enjoying the fact that we have a chance to meet with him. >> following the meeting between priebus and paul ryan you heard him mention meeting with the house leadership team as well. not everyone is looking toward the unity. mitt romney who is no fan of trump is going after the million tear businessman for not releasing his tax returns. >> there suspect only one logical explanation for mr. trump's reif you say tool release the returns. there is a bombshell in them. for his part he said he cannot

release them because he's going through an audit. after that audit is done he would be happy to do so. >> picking up dirt on donald trump the "washington post" is assigning an army of 20 reporters to dig into what it considers every facet of donald trump's life. this is under the orders of the owner of that paper jeff fazo who founded amazon. he's a democratic party donor. in the paper they plan to publish a book. bob woodward says he urged the post to run as many stories on trump and the other candidates so the voters can't say they didn't know who they were voting for. >> this morning house minority leader nancy pelosi is slamming the gop saying the practices and rhetoric are no different than

the man representing the party. >> there's not a dime's worth of difference between what donald trump says and the house republicans are saying all along. they created a panel to attack women's health and it is blatant intimidation. they are taking names. they bring their vitriol into the form of legislation and to the floor to build walls to block immigrants and muslims coming into our country. since when it tis the rhetoric appalling to the republican establishment. >> tune into may 17th the megyn kelly one-on-one interview with donald trump. >> a stunning rise in home grown terror right here. the fbi is tracking hundreds of isis related cases on american

soil. >> if you are living in a city with a population of over 100,000 people statistically there's a chance you have driven by a fighter on america's borders. james comey releasing this statement the ability to trouble souls is -- motivate troubled souls to inspire them remains a persistent presence in the united states. they are from consuming to acting. that number continues to pick up slowly. out of these cases will 0 percent are from the islamic state. isis claiming responsibility for

three separate car bombings across bag tad dad. thousands of every day new yorkers were on a kill list related to isis along with the hair raising statement quote we want them dead. heather. >> scary stuff. patricia stark, thank you very much. two illegal aliens who beat a man to death will send decades behind bars. they were sentenced to 37 years in jail for tying up 90-year-old earl olander and ram sacking his house. they preyed on olander because they knew he lived alone and knew he would be an easy target. the victim's bible led him to the killers because he was found in a an apartment>> ethan couch is now headed to prison.

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>> welcome back. hillary clinton is under investigation. james comey baffled clinton's insistence on calling it a security inquiry. comey says we are investigating because that's the bureau's business. that's what we do. i am not familiar with the term security inquiries. the feds are looking into criminal wrong doing with an unsecure server to do state department business. >> now it is time for look who is talking and james riley says

hillary clinton's e-mail investigation is the light at the end of the tenl for bernie sanders. >> this is one of the reasons bernie sanders is still in the race. so long as clinton has this hanging over, he wants to make sure the democratic voters have an alternative. i think the fbi is getting very frustrated. i think they are under some political pressure here to wrap things up quickly and to leave her alone. the same group that investigated david petraeus is investigating hillary clinton. a lot of them think clinton did things that are probably a lot more serious than petraeus ever did. they are lacking at the punishment he faces. i think they are frustrated. >> chelsea's husband is now closing his greek hedge funds after losing 97 percent of his client's money. she raised 25 million from investors pitching it as a bet on an economic recovery in

greece that certainly has not panned out. >> possibly good news. could airlines be getting rid of checked baggage fees? cheryl casone is here with the answer. cheryl. >> really? >> we hope. good morning, guys. congress finally hearing the cries of airlines travel critics and media people. the agency requested a funding of $34 million so it could hire more screeners and hired over time. they called on congress to act on that request. they plan to hire 768 new officers and pay over time. these can be blamed on airlines checked bag fees as fliers push the limit of what they bring on board to avoid the b. people are doing it. you have seen it. two senators are calling on 12

major airlines to drop those fees. they think they are having huge impacts on the long tsa lines. they might have a point. tsa estimates checkpoints receive 27 percent more roller bags and kitchen sinks. >> anything you can fit up there. >> this lady packs the kitchen sink. >> the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour. on the auction block george zimmerman putting a price tag on the pistol he used to kill trayvon martin. when the bidding will begin. >> beer drinkers, how it can benefit your health. here is steve doocy, he's a light packer. >> i am a light packer. >> carry on luggage for airlines. >> okay. thought you were talking about me regarding my beer consumption. this bud is for you. coming up on "fox & friends" in

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i've got it all. check it out. love, hate and heartbreak. "outlander" is back and nothing like we have seen before. so what is in store for season two? >> this season they're trying to change the course of history, which is very different. we go to paris and it is visually a different story. the color palate is so different, it's much more rich than last season. >> i think for all of us, we are aware that there are a lot of people who these books have very dear to and the stories are very dear to. it gives you a sense of responsibility. >> this season is definitely a lot more about time than time travel and the consequences of your action. >> i'm back. >> and i'm so grateful. >> are you? >> of course. with all my heart. >> season one was about individuals and them getting to know each other and the

honeymoon period of the young lovers. and season two is more grown-up. the vast history, there's a lot to contend with. >> we can get close to the key players. discover where they get mare money and their arms and find a way to disrupt their plans. since when were you not up for a challenge? >> so good. the biggest season premier in the history of starz. catch "outlander" on starz and check out all my celebrity interviews, go t to @foxlightmichael. thank you. eight minutes until the top of the hour, high heels or head home? a woman who refused to wear heels at work, she was sent home without pay, michael. yeah, your e-mails are coming in on this one. and we're celebrating a major milestone for america's

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two minutes until the top of the hour. here's what is happening today. presumptive republican nominee donald trump heads to the house today. he'll be meeting with paul ryan and reince priebus. what does trump need to do to

bring together unification in the republican party? we'll talk more about that, go to #keeptalking. and fbi director james coomey says homegrown terror is rising and we need to stay on top of it. and what does trump need to do to offer the republican establishment the ability to unify the party? log on to "fox and friends" first and use #keeptalking. >> we really want you to do it. >> oh, goodness. i wasn't listening, forgive me. it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. >> the nation's oldest veteran now turns 110 years old. richard overton celebrating the big day with his family in

austin, texas. he served as a sergeant in world war ii. happy birthday to him and thanks for his service. next, the bad, love this story. who in sarasota, florida, has weed? they tweeted, if you would like to stop by our headquarters, ou more than happy to talk to you. #saynotodrugs. and this is the ugly, this drone that was taking a picture of her went right into her eye with the wind and left this mark on her eye. ouch. a woman was sent home from work for refusing to wear heels. she's a secretary in london and sent home for her footwear choice. now she's fighting back with a petition to make it illegal for companies to force women to wear heels. your comments have been coming

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