"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday, i'm jaby ibañez. heather: and i'm heather childers, thank you so much for starting your day with us, we certainly appreciate it. rex tillerson meeting with russia's foreign minister moments ago. jackie: tensions rise over syria. heather: leland following the developments. >> good morning, ladies, already afternoon in moscow, getting the read-out at least for the first

part of that meeting of tillerson and russia foreign minister, it's important to understand the real intentions of the united states, some unusually blunt language there. a little bit more diplomatic language to tillerson. i look forward candid and we expect the secretary to try and continue to walk this very fine line that the president has as well between keeping syrians from using chemical weapons and keeping the united states of another front in syria. >> we are not going into syria, but when i see people using horrible, horrible chemical weapons, which they agreed not to use under the obama administration, but they violated it. maria: they said they got rid of them. >> what i did should have been

done fbi obama administration a long time before i did it and you would have had a much better -- syria would be a lot better off right now than it has been. >> tillerson's trip to russia was planned before the strike against syria and ceo of exxon tillerson was awarded the russian order of president by president putin. now, you might imagine his message is a little less friendly essentially telling them russians to abandon allied president of syria. >> we maintain communications with the russian military and with the diplomatic channels, it will not spiral out of control. >> as you just saw in that tape coming out of moscow from the first meeting here, the war of words between moscow and washington has been unusually blunt including tillerson's

comments that russia was either complicit or incompetent when it came to the gas attack. there's a joint press conference, ladies, scheduled for later today which could produce a lot more than the typical diplomatic that's coming up here in a couple of hours. heather: all right, thank you so much, leland. in the meantime, the rogue nation threatening a nuclear strike on the u.s. mainland if further provoked. it comes as north koreans prepare for a military parade this weekend. marks 100th birthday of kim jong un's grandfather. jackie: north korea may be preparing for war, president trump is finally taking these countries to task over acts of aggression. >> the president has made the decision that north korea after

all of these years of negligent is close to having nuclear weapons within intercontinental capability to reach the u.s., i think he's also made the decision that after a year of being lied to where both president obama and secretary of state kerry claim things that were just plain false that assad really is totally unacceptable. it's very telling by the way, martha, in the entire world, the only countries that publicly objected to the president hitting syria were syria itself, iran, north korea and russia, nobody else, so putin has to feel a little bit isolated at the moment. jackie: u.s. is hoping that isolation will bring them to the table. heather: taking another shot at apologizing to the passenger dragged off the plane.

jackie: maybe too little too late. lauren: united hit with severe turbulence. [screams] >> no! >> hey, hey! lauren: dr. david dao is undergoing treatment at the hospital. muñoz calling it a horrific event saying it like you i continue to be disturbed by what happened on this flight and i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed and to all the customers aboard. the damage, though, it's already done. united losing almost $1 billion in market value before 255 million-dollar loss for the day.

now lawmakers on both side of the i'll calling foul, demanding a formal investigation by u.s. transportation elaine chao, several democrats including chuck schumer writing, quote, it is the hope that the industry can make great strides to improve customer service and implement best practices. chris christie demanding federal regulations allowing airlines to overbook flights and remove passengers at their discretion, be suspended. united launching an investigation, possible changes on overbooked flights could be made. expect that review to be out by the end of the month, back to you. jackie: thank you, lauren. reward for armed vigilante. there's the guy right there. 32-year-old joseph jakubowski,

manifesto sent directly to president trump, nation manhunt after robbed gunshot before dropping off the map. heather: targeted attack on a german soccer team and authorities are looking for the person who planted outside the team's hotel and left a letter claiming responsibilities, the players were leaving for a champions league against mónaco. defender bartra out of surgery after chards cut his hands and arm. rain, thunderstorms, all of that causing severe flooding in texas and desperate search in fort hood for a missing driver after water swept his vehicle into a

creek. jackie: pulled from their car, you can see the video right there. authorities pleading with residents to stay off of the roads. heather: meteorologist tracking the latest with more, good morning. >> good morning, heather, good morning, jackie, we are continuing to track some of the showers moving the coast of texas actually stretching to the east coast. there's the radar in the last several hours. you're looking at the bottom of the screen. that's going to be stretching up the east coast. not really big showers at this point. maybe more rain during the day. washington, d.c. area, none of these will be big showers and perhaps morning commute is going to include a little bit of rain. this is your future radar. pay attention at time stamp in the corner, another round of heavy showers this time hitting west texas firing up later today running throw overnight hours, we could be talking about pretty big storms moving through that part of the country later today and into the evening and overnight hours.

what are we talking about? a chance of severe weather running to portions of new mexico and into that area of western texas. that's all going to pile up and again become a whole lot of rain. that's going to be really targeting north texas running up into oklahoma, still big rain on the way otherwise warm temperatures, look at some of the numbers today, 80 in atlanta, mid-70's, 73-degrees here in new york city. heather, jackie. heather: thank you, adam. we will check back with you, for sure. one of the most watched political races since november election ending in victory for trump administration, ron estes single-digit victory forcing gop to pull out the big guns, president trump urging voters to head to the polls with tweets early yesterday.

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administration, one calling for increased prosecution of migrants. >> where possible, prosecutors are directed to charge criminal aliens with document fraud, aggravated identity theft where an alien has unlawfully entered the country which is a demeanor, that alien will be charged with a felony if they unlaughly enter or attempt to enter a second time and certain aggravating circumstances are present. >> he's urging federal probation reporters to focus in on border and smuggling crimes. >> aliens that we enter will be referred for felony prosecution. >> but in response critics to the accused, quote, scaring the public by hillary -- linking illegals to criminals. >> the most important thing is to send a message to the world that the bord certify not open.

please don't come, if you're a criminal you'll be prosecuted and if you assault our officers, we will come at you with a ton bricks. >> border security prosecutions by april 18th. in los angeles, adam housely, fox news. heather: deportation notices that sparked outrage at harvard were actually posted by minority student groups, some student organizations now apologizing over the flyers that claimed a made-up class meat had been detained as potential, quote, deportable alien, in reality it was advertisement for upcoming panel discussion. students there now protesting after vice president mike pence was named this year's commencement speaker saying that the president second in command makes them feel unsafe. students sharing photos urging others to use #not my

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real intentions of the united states. this happened when the two men shook hands before closed-door meeting. secretary tillerson saying they want to further clarify areas of common interest and differences and why they exist so we can narrow them. that's the prelim they're words out of this meeting. we expect the secretary to try and continue to walk a very fine line that president trump has between keeping the syrians from using chemical weapons and at the same time keeping the united states out of another front in syria. >> frankly putin is backing a person that's truly an evil person and i think it's very bad for russia, i think it's very bad for mankind, it's very bad for this world but when you drop gas or bombs or barrel bombs, massive barrels with dynamite and they drop them right in the middle of a growm of people and

you see the kids, no arms, no legs, no face, this is an animal . >> ceo of esm -- exxon was ordered the medal of friendship essentially telling them to abandon their long-time ally bashar al-assad, if not abandon him, at least control him. >> the goal right now in syria and the military campaign is focused on accomplishing that, is breaking isis, destroying isis in syria. this was a separate issue that arose amidst the campaign and we addressed that militarily. >> as of late, the war of words between moscow and washington has been unusually blunt including tillerson's comments

that russia was either complicit or incompetent when it came to the gas attack. ladies, there's a joint press conference for later today early evening moscow time which could produce a lot more than the typical diplomatic nicety depending on exactly they want to air what happened in private out in public. heather: leland, we were just discussing during your report, has there been a specific announcement whether or not tillerson meet with president putin. >> so far no, that's pretty telling in the sense that these are two men who were known to have pretty good ties, the secretary when he was ceo of exxon and they were known to be friends and get along well, one of the big issues during confirmation hearing was how close he was to putin and now putin won't even met with him. jackie: john kerry met with him frequently so this is very telling. heather: thank you, leland. white house secretary sean spicer apologizing for comparing

syrian president bashar al-assad to hitler. >> somebody despicable as hitler who didn't think of using chemical weapons, you have to if you're russia ask yourself is this a country that you and a regime that you want to align yourself with? heather: clarifying remarks on special report after coming under fire saying that his intentions were only to condemn assad for his gas attack. >> today i was trying to describe the attack that assad made on his own people of using chemical weapons, frankly, i mistakenly used inappropriate insensitive reference to the holocaust which there's no comparison. heather: the mainstream media having a field day with this over the gaffe. >> white house errors of historic proportion, the job of the white house press secretary is to articulate the positions of the president and to clean up the occasional presidential

mess. they are not supposed to create any messes for the president but it happened again today when sean spicer made one error. >> he doesn't believe he has a credibility problem, that's why he's on tv making apologies incident when you make a mistake, you own it, david, the big question is not whether or not sean spicer has a credibility problem, it's whether the president thinks he has a credibility problem. jackie: that brings us to look who is talking. george washington university law school professor jonathan says it's time for the media to shift focus to the real issues. >> this is the problem, it's not that that comment didn't deserve criticism. it was a dumb comment and he had to walk it back, but the media seems to be fulfilling affect or's advice the only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to

it. they are going for the kill shots on gaffes and other things when there's real news out there and the problem, i think, is that the media is not engaging in any sense of self-awareness or appraisal and that really worries me. you know, the media is under a lot of threats now in terms of sustainability. this is not the time when they want to lose that objectivity. heather: let's keep talking about this. do you think the mainstream media is losing objectivity in situations like this? log onto "fox & friends first" facebook page for live debate and use the #keep talking. jackie: president obama making public appearance since leaving office, the former president will join german angela merkel for a forum in berlin next month. the discussions centered around the 500th protestant. last year obama called angela

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i think that has a nice ring to it. the ultimate fight or flight experience. now, meanwhile royal jordanian airlines both have posted tweets mocking united. look at this one from royal jordanian. we would like to remind you that drags on flights are prohibited and this from emirates, fly the friendly skies with a real airline and posted the video that you see just there and message directly to united ceo. they're trying make the most of that situation. jackie: those are funny but what happened was ridiculous. carley: you have to have a few laughs. jackie: this was i find to be interesting story. carley: cosmo is in hot water as well. they posted an article to twitter with the headline how this woman lost 44 pounds without any exercise. well, people clicked on the

article, they we wanted to know her secret, the woman lost all the weight because she has cancer so outrage began pouring in across social media. cosmopolitan did delete the tweet. people are not happy, chris writes, you literally are click-baiting people where the secret was cancer. really, how insensitive can you be not only to our loved ones that have cancer but also to us caregivers, wow, no words. man, of all the headlines, really that one? heather: i can't imagine a possible explanation for that. carley: i would click on that if it said no exercise. heather: we can't get enough of hillary clinton, we just can't. now we are going to talk about her and a new pair of high heels from katie perry. carley: not just any high heels. katie perry posted the picture

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here is what is happening today, rex tillerson meeting with the russian foreign minister in moscow. set to hold a joint conference tensions rise over tensions over syria. united ceo reviewing passenger outrage. focused on overbooking. brand new tool to help veterans get the healthcare they deserve. the v.a. rolling out a new website today comparing v.a. hospitals and clinics. find it as access to care dot va.gov. jackie: first the good the bad and ugly. first the love. the mom gives birth to baby boy that is real without appy do you recall. she has always dreamed of a chubby baby and that's definitely what she got. that's what he she got. florida gun shop. stealing several guns in just 30 seconds. there is now $2,500 reward

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