no sunshine yet this morning. we are up and ready to go this morning. you're watching "fox & friends" on this thursday morning. >> thanks so much for starting your day with us and great to be here with you. >> we have breaking news overnight. london once again on high alert after a bloody stabbing spree takes place on the city streets. >> investigators try to figure out if terror is the motive here. >> let's go to benjamin hall with what police are urging the public to do this morning. benjamin, hi. >> reporter: yes, again another attack in europe in what has been a summer of terror. this is near many tourists

sites, including the british museum. what we know so far is that last night around 10:23, a 19-year-old man began stabbing people just in this district. he killed a lady in her 60s and two of those today remain in hospital. the man himself was tasered by police and he has recently been charged with murder. they did raise a statement saying that mental health played a significant factor in this but the terrorism remains one inquiry p. and thinkw inqui inquiry. and 25 people were killed here and it still haunts this city p. and as a result of those attacks, police presence has been dramatically increased. just yesterday, they announced 600 new armed guards on the

streets of london. and that is something rarely seen here in the u.k. a number of many that we have seen. the police commission of rer of the uk saying this week an attack in the u.k. was a matter of when, not if. again, a lady in her 60s killed here and still a connection was it terrorism, was it mental health? we don't know. but serious police presence on the streets in london today. >> especially so close where the bus terror attack took place. the white house still denying that $400 million in money in that money drop to iran was ransom. as u.s. law makers slam the administration for putting u.s. lives in danger. what's going on? >> reporter: is it a case of deny, deny, deny? the obama administration

continues to say the $400 million flown into iraq under cover of darkness wasn't a ransom payment. >> let me be clear, the united states does not pay ransoms. the only people making that suggestion are right wingers in iran who don't like the deal and people in the united states who don't like it deal. >> and as reported by the wall street journal was the first installment in a $1.7 billion settlement to resolve a arms deal from the 1970s and telling fox news it was purely coincidental that the payment happened at the same time iran released four u.s. prisoners. and they're claiming this deal is putting american lives at risk by putting a price on our heads. and tom cotton among the cors of voices demanding full, honest answers and details on where the

money is going. >> they gave it to them in cold hard cash that we cannot trace and that even the white house press secretary admitted may be going into the hands of uger terrorist organizations. >> since the cash was air lifted in january, iran has arrested two more iranian americans. >> patricia stark live for us. that brings us to look who's talking this morning. lieutenant colonel oliver north says he's not surprised at all given the history of this administration. >> this was ransom for these americans to come home and i don't think anybody has to dissemble about this. this administration has consistently deceived people. fast and furious, the gun walking case, the u.s. of the irs as a political tool and

lying about that. did you get the health care program and your doctor? all of these lies that this administration perpetrated over benghazi, think about it. and now the emails. and the mainstream media has never done a dam thing to find out why has this administration consistently bent over backwards for the iranian regime? and they've done it since the time they came into office -- >> some tough words there. hillary clinton taking a double digit lead over donald trump in a new fox news poll as the gop nominee tries to get back on track. live with new developments on the campaign trail. doug, it has already been quite the week for donald trump. >> it certainly has and we don't know whether there's going to be an intervention here or not. there's certainly concern about these latest numbers.

showing donald trump is 10 points down from hillary clinton. compare that to a month ago where there was a six point spread. now part of that may represent a post convention bounce from hillary clinton. part of it may be unforced errors on the part of the trump campaign and donald trump blaming, at least in part, the media. >> i have a problem. what wryou have to do with the media, you just bull your way through it. >> there has been talk about this possible gop intervention led by heavyweights like new gingrich. the trump campaign is doubling down on trump's claim of unfair treatment. >> this is the first i'm hearing of that. the campaign is focussed. the campaign is moving forward for a positive way. the only intervention is maybe media types saying things that aren't true. >> donald trump is going to be

campaigning in maine today. they would like to see him more consiste consistently hammer away at hillary clinton and the obama administration. heth ather and abbey. >> thanks, doug. well, chilling new details emerging about a d.c. metro cop in isis. the fbi has been watching him for years and say he made threats against agents but they never took him seriously, now they've discovered 36-year-old nicolas young had a past of torturing animals. they say the officer whose job it is to keep the subway safe in d.c., gave gift cards to someone posing for isis. and a man who threatened the producers of south park for its depiction of muhammad and

another man who planned to blow up the u.s. capital. president obama shortened sentences for a record breaking 214 federal prisoners, including 67 life sentences. it's the most granted in a single day in more than half a century, surpassing the past nine presidents combined with a total of 562. almost all were serving time for nonviolent drug crimes. this comes as an effort to call more attention to criminal justice reform. some extreme weather breaking overnight. >> here's time lapse video you can see at resort town packing winds at 18 miles per hour. and storm surge to that area. marina molina is here tracking its new path. good morning. >> good morning. i think the biggest threat

across parts of central america is the heavy rain with this storm system. the national hurricane center released its latest update at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. right now it's over land and it is weakening some, because it's cut off from that very warm water across the western caribbean, but the rainfall being the biggest threat out here. some of the purple shading is more than a foot of rain and there could be as many as 18 inches of rain. so, flash flooding will be a big threat and dangerous mud slide and across parts of the southwestern u.s. and this will be dealing with a flood potential. this is a part of the country not really used to getting a lot of rain, so that means flash flooding will be a big threat and a number of watching in effect across utah, cocloradoco

arizona and flash flood threats south of las vegas because of that flood threat. and across parts of idaho and into oregon, we have fire weather watches because of dry conditions and also some gusty winds. meanwhile, across portions of the midwest and into the plains, severe weather will be a concern. we had a reported tornado across north dakota. >> thanks, maria. take a look at that. new information coming in at the fox news alert this morning. we have brand new video and unanswered questions as the plane catches fire and is forced to crash land.

terrifying for those passengers on board. this morning we have new evidence that could reveal what exactly happened on that plane, abbey. >> and inside the minds of the voter, brand new fox news poll just in overnight. which presidential candidate will do a better job tackling terror and the economy. we have got those answers. stick with us.

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exploded. >> jump, jump, jump. jump and slide jump and slide. >> well, just feet away, you can see one of the engines burning just moments before the entire plane erupts into a fire ball. they say the landing gear was not down when the plane hit the runway that caused the crash and explosion. it's not clear if there was a mechanical problem or if the pilot forgot to engage it. one firefighter died. but amazingly all 300 passengers and crew escaped safely. well, brand new fox news poll showing hillary clinton gaining ground after what many are calling a tough week for donald trump. but will she be able to maintain this momentum? here good morning, it's good to have you with us. let's break down where they're not looking so good overall for

trump. let's start with the gender. no surprise donald trump struggles the most with women. >> he really does. if you look at that. women are only going for trump 34%. this was not surprising. some are more surprising but it's a problem. >> this is trump's -- his one saving grace is he actually does much better than hillary clinton with independents. he's got to hold on to independents now. he needs to hold the independents if he's going to win but he needs to do even better because he doesn't have enough of the republicans yet. >> and temperament is huge. and clinton, when asked, 64% say she's got -- has the temperament to serve effectively as president than trump. >> and the last week has been horrible for him.

and these numbers don't fully feel the impact of everything that's happened. >> you're saying it might get worse before it gets better. and these were taken this week. so, when it comes to honest and trustworthiness, but they're basically tied here. >> he held over -- he used to hold a lead over hillary clinton on this. their likability numbers were similarly bad but this he's honest and trustworthy and that's not playing out right now. >> is this a bump for hillary because of the convention that just ended or is this something else going on? >> i think partly that she had a really good convention, really consistent message. that was great and he hasn't had a great moment since. >> and he's still up five points at 50%. >> so, that's good news for

donald trump, but that's the only good news he has in the issues. but terrorism now, is not. and that is something that he has held a lead on this entire thing. >> now they're tied. >> and if you were looking at it you could say donald trump is holding the issues most important to the american voter but now he's not. terrorism now, it's neck in neck. >> what does he have to do after this week? some people are saying there's a real intervention taking place to have him focus on the message people care about like attacking hillary clinton and things like the economy where he does very well. >> this is the third time he's gone off the rails. and a couple weeks ago, he started going down the path about the judge comments. people want to hear it. people want to hear he's going to make america great again.

people want to hear about jobs and the economy. it's like he's getting baited and taking the bait. >> well, he's going to wake up to these numbers and not be happy about them. >> we want to talk about the brand new fox news poll. what does donald trump need to do to turn things around? log on with a dlilive debate and #keep talking. taking aim at the obama administration. >> you just wonder who's making decisions like this? >> slamming the president and hillary clinton for that secret cash payment nidemade to iran. and she's calling it old news. >> welcome back to the gap. >> it's like something right out of "minority report."

unlocking your phone with your eyes. here's the question we're asking today. is it safe? what you need to know when we come back.

good morning friends. well, more than 2,000 people are out of a job after the trump taj mahal announced it is closing doors for good in at lalantic c. and they say the taj is losing millions of dollars a month. the taj mahal is the city's fifth casino to close since

2014. donald trump is adamant about one thing this election season, but is he right? >> i'm afraid the election's going to be rigged. i have to be honest. >> the department of homeland security now confirming overnight that electronic voting machines complicate the cyber security process. and their actively wurking to protect those systems from getting hacked after a string of embarrassing leaks in the dnc. all right, well, inside samsung's iris scanner phone safe from hack attempts? >> and fox news headlines 24/7. if you haven't listened to it, it'sntastic, sirius xm. >> good morning, abbey and heather.

it does sound like science fiction. your phone can simply look you in the eye and unlock. it has an iris scanner that they've been working on for noofive years. is it safe? there are reports that a hacker was able to use a photograph to get around the security of an iris scanner and the lighting had to be perfect. the iris scanner does need you to be without sunglasses for obvious reasons and the lighting has to be right and it as the potential to be safer than your fingerprint. that has been worked out with 3d fingerprints that have the ability to be hacked into your phone. >> the fact that new phones access and back up more of the data to the cloud. should we be worry about that? >> it has become a daily thing

from big banks to big celebrities. a couple of things you should be doing right now, complicated passwords and no common words and two-step authentication. basically, when you try to log in from an unrecognized device, you need to provide another form of confirmation. on my email i have it set up for 2-step authentication. and it then sends a tex toot my cell phone that i have to type in. opt in to that. especially in the cloud. it's super annoying but it's usually very simple and straight forward. it's a four or six digit code they're going to text you on your phone and then you're in the clear. >> the time is now 27 after the hour. plagued with problems, as if the rio olympics could take kbnl

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♪ and i'm feeling good >> i love that so much. welcome to "fox & friends first." >> it is currently 31 after the hour and the candidates are hot on the campaign trail. we have brand new fox polls just out showing that donald trump is trailing hillary clinton now by double digits. as he aims to get back on track today amid multiple post convention controversies. >> and new developments on the campaign trail. >> is donald trump changing his tone? being more disciplined out on the campaign trail? maybe. listen to him in florida.

>> you have to bull your way through it. you just bull, bull through it. >> well, he also then went on to attack donald trump and that's -- sorry went on to attack president obama. that's exactly what republicans want to see, sustained attacks on the republicans, on hillary clinton. this is what republicans are afraid of. our new fox news poll showing that hillary clinton is ahead of donald trump. some of that is post convention bout and some maybe unforced errors on the part of donald trump. this fuelled speculation that there will be a intervention by top leaders. although they down play this notion of an intervention. >> the campaign is focussed. i mean the campaign is moving forward in a positive way.

the only thing we have for an intervention is media types who keep saying things that aren't true. >> we'll see how this plays out later today. donald trump is going to be campaigning in may. hillary clinton will be in las vegas. >> live for us this morning. thank you. and breaking overnight, a man goes on a stabbing spree in london, killing one and wounding five others. and what may have been a terror attack. police say he began around 10:30 killing a 60-year-old woman. two still remain in the hospital. more than 600 heavily armed officers now on patrol as police urge residents to remain calm. and arrests over two high schoolers shot to death behind a store. and they both died from a single gun shot wound to the head.

they're not saying if they knew hazelwood but say they previously dated and social media led investigators to that suspect. well, new overnight, a series of earth quakes rocking california and northern nevada. so far no reports of anyone being hurt or any major damage thankfully. and we're following this. two wild fires now continuing to grow at this hour. one blaze burning near the big sir area. it's just 25% contained right now. another fire burning near wine country has scorched more than 4,000 acres since it sparked on tuesday. we'll follow that story as it developed. now extreme weather breaking overnight. hurricane earl makes land fall in belize. packing winds of up to 80 miles

per hour. it's currently a category one and bringing heavy rains and a storm surge. maria molina is here tracking its new path. >> reporter: that's right, we saw a storm surge with the storm as it made land fall across belize in the overnight hours and still a category 1 hurricane as you mentioned. we should see the winds coming down and the intensity as well. but the moisture will continue in place and we could see as much as 18 inches of rain. so, mud slides and significant flash flooding will continue to be a threat in mexico and belize. temperatures in the southern plains and mississippi valley continue to be very, very hot. and we're talking about heat well into the triple digits. and a look at your forecast high temperatures in dallas.

now, across the southwestern u.s., we have monsoonal moisture and more heavy rain into the forecast, with several inches of rain possible and we do have a number of watches in effect for flash flooding across new mexico, colorado and extending farther west into nevada and california and south of las vegas where we have that serious flood threat. otherwise, severe storms pausesable in the up r midwest. and we continue to see the risk across michigan and into wisconsin and into portions of the central plains. >> we're keeping her busy, aren't we? >> yeah, it's crazy. thank you. well, look at this video. a police dash cam catches two cops struggling to arrest a credit card suspect. and even reaching for their gun

until out of nowhere, a good samaritan helps the police tackthal man to the ground. they finally placed him under arrest. that hero bistander asked to remain aanonymous. >> and it's aimed at protecting our men and women in blue. they argue that black lives matter protests have made police the target for violence. a similar law was adopted in the state of louisiana. a d.c. metro cop now the first american officer to be charged with helping isis. >> you just wonder who's making decisions like this. >> taking aim at the obama administration, why he says the president is putting american's lives in danger with the secret

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welcome back. a state of denial. hillary clinton dismissing the secret cash payment to iran as old news and taking the side of the obama administration, denieg th that a ransom was paid. >> and patricia stark here with the new developments. >> the white house is insisting that the nearly half billion dollar payment to iran had nothing to do with the freeing of american hostages and hillary

clinton is taking the side of the president. telling the reporter quote i think actually this is old news. it was first reported seven or eight months ago and so far as i know it had nothing to do with any kind of hostage swap or any other kind of tit for tat. and she reiterated that the president disclosed this back in january. the only snag is they never said that it cost $400 million. now, donald trump is on the attack, slamming president obama for what could be the start of a dangerous trend. >> we paid $400 million for the hostages, right? such a bad precedent. two more have been kidnapped since then, you know that, right? so, two more. where's it going to end? what we're doing is insane. we have a president that doesn't know what the hell is going on. >> trump's running may the,

indiana governor mike pence also fuming over the issue. >> clinton and barack obama essentially put a price tag on the head of every american traveling abroad by turning over a cash payment, essentially a ransom payment for americans held in iran. let me just say we cannot have four more years of apologizing and accommodating our enemies and abandoning our friends. >> republican law makers are putting pressure on the administration to release details on the money drop and how it's being spent. >> live for us. thank you, patricia. a multi-billion dollar isis fortress that used to belong to saddam hussein now destroyed. and they can be seen conducting air strikes in mosul,

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ten minutes to the top of the hour. who was in charge of keeping the subway safe, but now we know he was trying to help isis. chilling details emerging about the d.c. metro cop who was stockpiling weapons. reporter melanie is live now with new information. melanie, what are you hearing on this? >> well, neighbors here tell us they are surprised but not shocked. they say that nicolas young was an odd guy who never, ever talked to them, not even if they tried to say hello. we can tell you that fbi cleared the scene here late last night. you can still see the crime tape up. they collected a lot of

evidence. young had been under surveillance for years but it wasn't until july 30th the fbi had something to pick him up on. that's when he allegedly e-mailed gift card codes to an informa informant. in court yesterday, the 36-year-old was standing there in a t-shirt and his metro uniform pants telling a judge, yeah, he needed a lawyer. he was taken into custody when he went in for work. he said nothing other than that. the hearing was over in minutes. fbi and justice department investigators, some wearing black masks to conceal their identity, descended on his home shortly after his arrest. throughout the day, they brought out boxes of evidence. according to the fbi affidavit, he was first questioned in 2010. he met with an informant some 20 times thinking the man was a militant joining isis. other things that came out, odd things about young. court documents say he dressed as jihadi john for a halloween

party. he also collected nazi memorabilia and had a tattoo of a german eagle on his neck. metro officials are trying to assure the public, even though young had been a public transit officer since 2003, he was no threat to the transit system. they told us yesterday they first gave their suspicions to the fbi. live in fairfax, virginia. >> thank you. >> let's have some fun now. one of summer's most highly anticipated movies. >> i want to build a team of some very bad people who i think can do some good. >> it's called suicide squad and it opens this weekend a star studded cast. let's stop into the fox light with michael, who got a sneak peek. you got to sit down with will

smith. >> another day at the office. the inside scoop of making the movie. check it out. >> when you first heard about the character and the movie and were pitched it, what did you think? >> there was no screen play. he just came to each individual cast member and pitched the idea. so you had heath ledger on the other, and you put your own stamp on his character. who did you look to for inspiration. >> they were so special you have to leave them as they are and pull from other sources. so we went on a journey and created something completely new and different. >> a lot of personalities on set. what was a typical day at the office like for you guys. >> for the directors, like herding cats. >> and most of the actual actors are certifiable. >> and it was kind of like a

family of really demented brothers and sisters by the end. >> somehow this group just really got along. it was just a really positive, generous atmosphere. >> when he found out he was doing this, he was all excited. he started doing jared leto's joker. >> oh, wow. >> look at that. >> great work. i like that. that's exactly what that picture looks like. that was a good one. >> anthony, you killed it, buddy. >> don't forget, we're the bad guys. >> suicide squad hits the big screens this friday. more on my interview at 6:30 on fox and friends. be sure to check out the rest of my interviews at fau foxnewsmagazine.com. >> it's called suicide squad because of the dangerous mission. >> a bunch of villains tasked to save the world. >> thank you so much. always great to see you. let's head to abbey now.

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possible motive. investigators are trying to determine if was pilot or a mechanical error that caused that plane to crash yesterday on the runway in dubai, sending passengers running before that plane exploded on the tarmac. the landing gear was not engaged. >> and hurricane earl making landfall in belize overnight. a category-1 storm right now. 80-mile-per-hour winds, the storm now taking aim at mexico. >> now time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we're going to talk about making america proud. a record breaking american flag mural in florida is now the world's largest. printed on a marina in destine, the mural was shy of three football fields. now, kris jenner involved in a nasty wreck in calabasas. her rolls royce collided with another car. what happened after the other car blew through a red light. >> and a pole smashes through a

windshield and the driver is miraculously okay. it's unclear why the driver lost control. luckily, though, he's okay. >> frightening. >> thank you for joining us. great being with you. >> loved having you, and "fox & friends" starts now. >> hi, friends. good morning. it's thursday, the 4th of august, 2016. i'm anna, in for ainsley, and this is the fox news alert. a potential terror attack in the streets of london. one person stabbed to death, several others injured. now we're learning police just made an arrest. we're live on the ground. then, donald trump looks to get back on track and insists everybody is on the same page in his campaign. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> okay. this as we get brand-new fox news polls that show where trump stacks up against hillary clinton. >> and not good, by the way. then we all remember what