♪ >> pretty shot in midtown manhattan. quiet city at 5:00 a.m. on this monday, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first". heather: this is how we do monday. thank you so much for joining us. we do begin with president trump slamming hypocrite democrats, words over firing of james comey good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather, rob. this is how we do fbi director picks. he's looking for a candidate that be confirmed and surprised at the democrats resistance.

>> i thought that this was a popular thing that i did when i terminated comey because all of the democrats couldn't stand him. because i terminated him, we get political trump, we will go against trump. >> eight possible candidates interviewed over the weekend. they are acting fbi director andrew mccabe, showing willingness to break with the white house publicly. senator john cornyn of texas and former texas attorney general, alice fisher and garcía and henry hudson, thorough judge for the eastern of virginia for striking down obamacare in 2010, adam lee in charge of fbi richmond office, town send, homeland adviser to george w.

bush and former congressman who shared intelligence committee before coming to congress, he received endorsement from the fbi agent association. democrats are threatening to block the nomination. senate minority leader chuck schumer, no new fbi director without a special prosecutor on russia. we will see how that plays out. expect the list to grow with more people, guys, whoever it is the president has indicated he would like to make the pick before he leaves for a trip on friday. heather: quick work. >> that would be. heather: clapper is walking claims about possible collusion between russia and the trump administration. last week clapper testified that there was no evidence of parties working together in election, but now changing the tune. >> i did not have any evidence, i did not know about the

investigation. more important, i did not know the content or the status of that investigation, so my statements should not be considered exculpatory. heather: russia sees firing of james comey another victory on the score board since he was leader of the investigation into the alleged collusion. former speaker of the house newt gringrich says the only way from keeping testimony from being twisted is to have comey it haved in an open hearing. >> avoid one or two people leaking their version of what he said. if i were comey, i would absolutely would insist on testifying in public. i wouldn't trust either side because the democrats are going to take anything he says that seems to hurt trump and they're going to distort it and leak it, the republicans will take anything he says to exonerate trump. we are living in 24-hour leaks.

let comey tell his side of the story and just let it be out there. >> kim jong un celebrating after the long-range missile. flew for 30 minutes and crashed into the sea. nikki haley condemning this launch. >> having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the president. i can tell you he can say all the conditions he wants. until he meets our conditions, we are not sitting down with him. >> un security council will hold meeting of this missile launch. heather: 39-year-old emmanuel macron hitting the ground

running, heading to germany for first official trip in office. last week the newly elected leader will have lunch with president in brussels heading to the country for a nato summit. >> right now fox business alert before you log onto your computer this morning, that massive global cyber-attack we have been hearing could be far from over. cheryl casone here with how to protect yourself, hey, cheryl. cheryl: morning, rob, it was unprecedented ransom attack. a hundred thousand organizations in 150 countries and it may not be over. biggest online extortion attack ever that spread chaos by locking up computers from britain's hospitals, rail way, government agencies and factories may still be lurking in systems as people return to work this morning and turn on their computers after the weekend. so although it's not considered that sophisticated, what's new

is the use of a worm. over the weekend, microsoft said the software use came from code that was get this stolen from the nsa, was the group calling the shadow brokers saying they had such a code, still we had no confirmation from the nsa on that angle from the massive story. friday's attack inadvertently stopped by researcher in new england who had been studying the friday afternoon. he decided to investigate finding the kill switch, experts say you can protect yourself from the virus by updateing windows software. you should have windows 10 installed, hit system to about exactly what you're running our your pc. microsoft has issued patches to

all windows users, heather. a lot happening in the story and a lot of moving parts this morning. heather: it's always scare to do updates but you should do them. thank you, cheryl. a flight attendant is being blamed for a major security scare at united airline. the wall street journal reports that the attendant mistakenly posted codes used to access the cockpit online. post has been taken down. officials at the airlines, pilot association union says the problem has been fixed. cockpit doors were fortified and secured after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. >> emergency lockdown after hundreds of workers call out sick on mother's, more than 350 employees did not show up for their shift at the cook county jail in chicago, apparently a trend they're having where a lot of people are calling out on national holidays, 350 makes up

32% of the guard staff that secures the jail. this is not the first time for that jail either. more than 400 employees called out sick on mother's day 2016. military seeker chelsea man i think will remain active duty and collect benefits. man i think will not be paid but will continue to receive health care on the taxpayers' dime. the transgender soldier transition to man to a woman during seven years behind bars, she was sentence today 35 years but president obama commuted her sentence before he left office. heather: very important week. memorials nationwide for national police week. [bell] >> thousands of officers from across the country gathering in washington for a candle light

vigil, 394 names now added to the national law enforcement officer's memorial. heather: flags at the white house flying at half staff, of course. national police week was established back in 1962 by then president ken difficult 49 officers have died in the line of duty this year. heather: what's to come? janice: we had a north eastern but a better day yesterday. we are still into the pattern as well as the west and we are going to deal with very warm temperatures in central u.s. so let's check it out. our area of low pressure, coastal storms cranking up towards new england and the next system that moves from the west

will bring potential for hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes across the central part of the planes. there's the future radar. cold enough for snow in higher elevations of the rockies. there's the severe from texas to great lakes where focus for tornadoes, just be aware of that if you have a watch or a warning in your area. there's your forecast. unsettled temperatures there. look how warm it is in the central u.s. with temperatures in the 80's and 90's. still cool across the northeast, rob and heather, as we get into the week we will be dealing with temperatures in the 80's. that's good news. a taste of summer for you guys. back to you. heather: you mentioned snow and weather in the 80's and summer. janice: it's springtime, right? the tale of two seasons. heather: time now is ten minutes after the top of the hour and president trump's travel ban is facing its latest legal hurdle

today. this time against three judges appointed by former president clinton. >> she said she won't rest until president trump is impeached. how congresswoman maxine waters is getting a taste of her own medicine. >> it's time to end civil war. separatism and racism and i think it's time we ended that. heather: mascot mayhem. now sparking death threats with parents ready to sue. we report, you decide.

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>> president trump could be on a verge of major shake-up. four big names are on the chopping block, chief of staff reince priebus, chief

strategists steve bannon, white house council don and press secretary sean spicer. president trump reportedly furious over the handling of james comey's firing and how that was revealed to the media. the president did not commit to spicer long-term during an interview with judge janin pirro. >> it's very unfair. sarah huckabee is a lovely young woman. you know sean spicer. he is a wonderful human being. he's a nice man. >> is he your press secretary today and tomorrow? will he be tomorrow? >> he's doing a good job. he gets beat up. >> will he be there tomorrow? spicer scheduled to hold white house press briefing, so he will be there today. that brings to looks who's talking, rumors of a white house press team shake-up and own daughter replacing sean spicer.

>> i don't think sean spicer anywhere and he shouldn't. he's doing an excellent job. it's an incredibly difficult job. i know sarah really likes sean, she respects him and enjoys working with him. they have a great chemistry between them, you know, this idea that who is going to go out and who is in, i think it's nonsense. you know, as i tweeted, every person who goes to that podium, it's like the person wearing a lady gaga meat dress stepping into the lion cage at the zoo. it's never going to be easy. heather: there you go. bill clinton using college commencement address to attack president trump's immigration policies. the former president telling people at william smith colleges in new york, diverse groups make

lives more interesting. >> too many undocumented people in america, yeah, why we've let over 30 years past without adopting an immigration update. you can't change as much as we do without constantly revising your laws, we know the reason that we haven't passed immigration reform because there's been a lot of bipartisan support for it. economically it's easy to make bipartisan case but politically it's not. using platform that america shouldn't isolate certain groups specifically muslims. >> all right, it's controversy surrounding a high school teen name sparking death threats and some major drama in one community. heather: this is happening in south burlington vote to go drop the nickname rebels making some

students unsafe. >> the word rebels has connotation of the south and separatism and racism and i think it's time that we ended that. >> i know kids don't want to change it because it's been around forever, but the parents just want to because it's kind of a thing in motion at this point. heather: the superintendent claiming that the name is not inclusive but some alumnus claiming legal action and that the name is part of tradition in the town. many demanding that the name change go to public vote but the school board is refusing that request and a new nickname has not been decided. >> we want to know what you think about this? is this really a matter of safety or is it another case of the pc police going too far? heather: i have a feeling we will get a comment on this one. send an e-mail at "fox & friends

first" or foxnews.com and we will share them in the show. time now 18 minutes after the top of the hour. protesting president, protestors invade golf course using bodies to send a message, look at that. >> slammed with hollywood hate for her mother's day tweet, how one liberal elite found outrage in the celebration. did you know slow internet

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>> women make less mom after they became moms, after they have children saying this quote, we must confront that motherhood is not a greater detriment to pay and equality. gender pay rate was one of the reasons behind woman's march in washington but still ivanka trump was attacked by alissa milano, you mean preexisting condition day, you read your father's wealthcare bill? damn if you do and damn if you don't. heather: somebody who had a good

day is miss usa. carley: her crown did not come without controversy. social media divide on how she answered this question about health care. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definite i will say it's a privilege. as government employee i'm granted health care and i see firsthand that for one to have health care you need to have jobs, therefore we need to cultivate this environment that we are given the opportunities that health care as well as jobs to all the american citizens worldwide. [cheers and applause] carley: she says that it's a privilege and promoting jobs, but not everybody agrees with her actually. this woman says, dang, i wanted ms. dc to win, health care should be a human right. molly on twitter also chimed in, dc just lost my vote. health care shouldn't be a

privilege for only people with jobs, but other people loved her answer on social media. this woman said, yeah, miss dc, you go girl, one of my favorite questions regarding health care and i couldn't have answered it better myself. so we have a new winner, caused a little bit of controversy but still she got the job done. >> what isn't controversial these days? carley: what would you do? you're stuck on a train for over three hours heading to washington, d.c. and you get hungry, well, this guy ordered pizza, you see the pizza delivery guy actually finding this passenger and completing the order. mitch is the guy on an amtrak 161 train, he solved the problem by calling dominoes or something, that guy actually braced in terrain, got the job don't, how he found that passenger the world will never know. heather: that is awesome. carley: he deserves a big-ole

tip. heather: we will keep talking about that. do you think that health care is a privilege or right? all you have to go is lock on "fox & friends first" facebook page and use #keeptalking. now the time is 26 minutes after the top there. we just keep moving along there very quickly this morning. democrats ramping up demand for prosecutors into russia. where was the argentinay during the obama administration? >> look what happened in the obama years, not one special council issue after issue after issue but look at the democrats, eight years of not worrying about special prosecutor, within weeks they're saying we have to have one. >> matt, chairman of the conservative union outlining some hypocrisy he says from the left.

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♪ ♪ ♪ heather: the sun coming up over new york city. good morning, hope you had a great weekend. you're, of course, watching "fox & friends first" i'm heather childers. rob: and i'm rob schmit, democrats torn up over the firing of james comey. quick work, griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. with the latest on the list of contenders, hey, griff. >> let's take a look. there are fbi director andrew

mccabe, more than 20 years on the job and showed a willingness to break with the white house publicly. senator cornyn in texas, alice fisher, judge michael garcía has served new york's highest appeal's court, hudson, federal judge for the eastern district of virginia, adam lee, special agent in charge in the fbi's richmond office and townsend, finally former congressman rogers of michigan who shared house intelligence committee, he actually received an endorsement from the fbi agent's association, whoever it is democrats are threatened to block the nomination. now new fbi director without special prosecutor on russia. president trump told our judge jeanine that's looking for a

candidate that can be confirmed. >> i want to pick somebody that can be confirmed. i thought that this would be a very popular thing that i did when i terminated comey because all of the democrats couldn't stand him, but because i terminated him, they said, we get political points, whether he go against trump. >> expect that list of names to grow this week. whoever it is the president would like to make the trip before the end of the week. rob. rob: as democrats ramp up calls for a special prosecutor, matt schlapp is pointing hypocrisy. no special council was ever appointed despite several instances that warranted one. >> look what happened in the obama years. no special council. you had hillary clinton's e-mail problems. they trailed fox news reporter,

ap reporter. issue after issue after issue, no special prosecutors, guess what, there are laws that handle these things and the republicans should have been more aggressive. look at the democrats, within weeks, they are saying we have to have one. judge is right, once you have the overlapping investigations, actually it doesn't provide the political clarity the country needs. the president is right, they can do this quickly. we have been talking about this for six months. not one example of one illegal action. not one russian name. there's nothing to this. it's an investigation in search of a crime and it really needs to come to a close. heather: how about another controversy. legal battal over president trump's immigration order taking center stage in front of three judges all appointed by former president clinton. the hearing shaking up to pack the biggest punch yet in the

case. good morning, kelly. >> good morning to you as well. legal wrangling for president trump's travel pause will be heard in seattle in the ninth circuit court of appeals. former president bill clinton will hear and judge andrew napolitano say ifs you go by ideology is not a hospitable court for president trump claiming the president is trying to discriminate against muslims saying it would violate clauses of the first amendment but the white house firing back calling it a temporary measure being taken in the interest of the national security protecting it from foreign terrorists. the pause would temporarily restrict refugees from iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria and yemen. the key issue before the appellate court today will focus ornaments the president made about muslims as candidate

saying he would not allow muslims to enter the u.s. >> it's interesting for us because we filed the lawsuit based on the syrian refugees coming to our state without knowing much about it but we were told federal government has authorization and surprising to us that we are with a different president that we have courts all over the nation saying the president does not have the authority to do that when we think clearly under federal statute that he does. >> and so the battle continues today. the hearing set to take place at first time a camera in seattle will broadcast it live. it's only been on audio up until today. heather. heather: a lot of people will be interested in that, i'm sure. rob: kelly, thanks so much.

janice dean and the weather center. we came back from vacation and everything was neon green. i know you got a lot of rain while i was gone. janice: springtime. we were prepared and we are getting coastal storm for parts of new england. it's warm over the central u.s. there's our north eastern, heavy rain, we saw hail in parts of new jersey, it was a mess on saturday and unsettled weather if for the west. we even have cold enough weather for snows, northern rockies and northern plains and heavy rainfall for the central u.s. there your warm highs, 80's and 90's for the center part of the plains and cooler than average temperatures to the northeast. i promise this week, temperatures close to

80-degrees, great news, i think. back to you. a little teaser. heather: thank you. time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and booted over birthday cake jet blue says not so fast. now explaining the latest in-flight fiasco. rob: is president trump putting on those daily briefings? >> a hundred years we have been doing it. you can't put an end to that. would you seriously consider stopping these press briefings? rob: fair and balance debate coming up next. heather: change of school name sparking death threats. your comments pouring in on this one.

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♪ ♪ ♪ heather: welcome back. democrats say they want to get to the bottom of the russian scandal. >> we need somebody that's independent to the justice department to get to the bottom of this. >> we have to get to the bottom of what the heck happened here. >> if anything, i think it's going to make them want to get to the bottom of them more. >> i'm pressing as quickly as possible to get to the bottom of what's going on. heather: as quickly as possible. it's been six months so far. the new evidence suggests that they may have been crafted the story for months. thank you both for joining us early this morning. >> good morning. heather: jessica, they want to get to the bottom of it, is this something that they have been crafting all along? >> for the last six months, certainly, everyone agree that is the russians did try to

interfere in the election alone. we have obviously seen the firing of fbi director james comey and we have the president of the united states of america saying that he was looking into this trump-russia thing and was aggravated. the story changed within the white house a number of times. he let sarah huckabee sanders out to dry there that this was on the recommendation of the ag and the deputy ag and then donald trump said, actually, i just decided myself and we did it very quickly and remember as well that ag sessions had said that he was recusing himself from the russia investigation and he was involved in this decision. so we don't know which way is up here but i certainly don't think that this is the democrats' fault. heather: david, what do you think? i feel a feeling you disagree. >> the democrat narrative that's been crafted for months and jessica shifted to the comey issue because that's easy to go after. right now it's big news. the democrats have been crafted narratives not just on russia.

it is known for a long time. narrative is crafted to overplay or overcome the actual crime. the actual crime is the unmasking by the obama administration officials, think about it. general flynn reauthorized by the obama administration last year, security clearance reauthorize, then russia on a trip, if they had concerns about him, where were those concerns then, were they incompetent then. the unmasking is a felony, someone has to go to jail. that person won't be a trump official. trump wasn't in the office then. it would be an obama admin official. heather: that's a good point. why wasn't it a concern then? >> obama administration actually got rid of general flynn and as -- >> no, they didn't. they reauthorized security clearance. >> they took him off that team and general michael flynn under

this new administration as far as i understand from what i have read he was supposed to get security clearance. >> you don't understand how it works then. when you reach that level of clearance, there's -- >> everybody who is saying that general michael flynn did not have the clearance that needed to be an nsa adviser and that the trump administration, extreme vetting did nothing, they took an obama administration recommendation when they -- >> you need to do review of policy. it matters when they claim had concern while russians were committing activity and the only administration in power then was the obama administration. heather: one of the important ways to clear up all of the controversy, any controversy that occurs within the administration are the daily briefings. that's what they are supposed to be for.

president trump now says that maybe he's going to end those, listen to this. >> when we have those press conferences, i actually said we shouldn't have them. >> it's been a hundred years, you can't put an end to that. >> there's never been action like this. this is crazy. they are getting higher ratings on the press conferences -- >> would you seriously consider stop -- >> we are doing it through another way. piece of perfectly with perfectly, accurate beautiful answer. heather: quickly, a different way. we do know that one is scheduled for today at 12:30, that is happening. >> it's a totally ridiculous answer. i heard people on both sides of the aisle that we also don't tend to get particular accurate statement from the trump administration. it's not what they want to say, it's what the press wants to ask of them, i think this is an golden opportunity for the administration to answer

questions from the press and also from the american people for the briefings so it's a terrible idea and abuse of freedom of the press, first amendment. heather: quick word from you. >> look, it's a statement that's become a distraction and i think frankly trump is pulling the press a little bit on this. you're going to press right now, left-leaning press that when sean spicer is out there for however long, an hour to 90 minute and one answer goes off a little bit, thaw focus on that rather than the substance. notice they haven't been able to pick on sarah huckabee sanders. >> yes, they have. >> the press fears a strong woman standing up there that wouldn't put up with them. >> i would love to see a woman up there. she walked into it last week. >> sarah is a woman, you got your wish. >> sarah huckabee was my wish, absolutely. >> she's a woman, though, right?

heather: i don't think we are arguing that point, david. we appreciate it. rob: protestors using their weekend to invade one of president trump's most difficult i can tell you golf courses, this time 200 people from the invisible group trespassing on the golf course near los angeles using bodies to spell out resist in 30-foot high letters, the facebook page as concerns citizens that must stop the trump administration. calling for impeachment of maxine waters near town hall meeting, a bus in inglewood, end abusive marriage by divorcing yourself from the democratic party and goes onto call maxine waters a race baiter. even fake street signs were posted that says illegals hurt blacks as well. inside the democrats town hall tensions running high with

president trump supporters seen being escorted out of one of her events. there you have it. let's check in with steve doocy see what's coming up here at 6:00 o'clock at "fox & friends". steve: good monday good morning. we are going to talk to former trump campaign manager about reports of a white house staff shake-up, also rob o'neil the man who killed osama bin laden here to react to the news of bin laden's son, we are not done yet. kevin johnson on former attorney general eric holder to insult current attorney general jeff sessions. 11 and a half minutes in the channel you trust for news, "fox & friends first" returns in two minutes your wingtips... ...if this is your gourmet latte...

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>> more trouble on board with the airlines, this time on jetblue, a new jersey family says they were kicked off flight because of a cake and the airline telling a different story. heather: come on a bid cake? cheryl casone with the update. cheryl, what happened. cheryl: depends where you want to store the birthday cake. this family became a problem because they we wanted to store the birthday cake in a ben, overhead ben that's reserved for safety equipment, oxygen thanks, first-aid kick, all aircrafts have one specific ben or two that stores the thing so when they refused remove the cake, they ended up insulting flight attendant and then the pilot got involved and then they called police, according to airline this family was verbally abusive. all this shockingly caught on video and the father is out giving tv interviews.

rob: what airline hasn't been attacked in the last month? going to baby wipe that is are molding, what is this? >> honest company when is jessica alba's company, baby wipes, they have being recalled due to possible mold in the baby wipes, the united states and canada and also they make diaper cakes, baby gift sets, arrival gift sets, those potentially have mold contamination as well. as far as the baby count, 10 count, 72 count, 576, maybe kind of smells or discolored, you might have a mold. heather: if it smells before you use it, there's a problem. sandwiches delivered to your tag. cheryl: the famous new york deli where harry met sally had the famous scene megaryan.

that guy. they're going to announce delivery because deli itself has financial troubles and start offering sandwiches ship nationwide, thank you. billy crystal. thank you. heather: we have been talking about this. controversy surrounding high school team name sparking death threats and major community shake-up. rob: vote to go drop the nickname rebels and makes students unsafe. the name is a tradition. heather: so we ask you, is this really a matter of safety or pcp police going too far. your responses are pouring in overwhelming against the school board. rob: carley on facebook says

removing team name is same as removing history. there you have it and we will be right back

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front seat eating all their snacks. somehow locking themselves in. >> we hope have you a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. rob: we will see you later. >> president trump's most loyal supporters and staff members are saying the country is seeing the mother of all overracks to last week's firing of fbi director james comey. >> indications he may name a new fbi director before he leaves on fry day. >> utah senator mike lee has thrown out an intriguing name to replace comey. president obama's pick for the supreme court judge merrick garland. >> i think merrick garland would be a particularly good option, given that he could have so much support from both side of the aisle. >> the nominee should be not a partisan politician. not part of either party. this demands a serious down the middle investigation. >> this is a fox news alert. north korea says the medium long range str