>> two weeks ago was the first day of summer. good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first" and i'm rob sclmit. jackie: and i'm jackie ibañez. rob: days before fired fbi director james comey is set to testify about investigation all this happened. griff life with the latest this morning. >> first arrest, it appears to be relate today russia's alleged meddling in last year's election. arrest of nsa contractor, her name is reality leigh winner charged with removing and sharing classified materials with the media and leaking an nsa document that suggests russia did try to hack our voting system just days before

the election. the document was first published on the website and the u.s. government official did not dispute the document authentic jason chaffetz outraged. >> it doesn't matter what administration, when you have classified information, you cannot put that out there. i want people in handcuffs and i want to see people behind bars. >> the same official also told cath -- katherine that does not change that the russian interference did not alter votes. what we have is very interesting time of an arrest of contractor, in of course, website producing this document. this all comes as anticipated pun lick testimony of fbi direct

or james comey and the white house says they're not going stand in the way of that happening. >> in order to facilitate a swift and thorough examination of the facts sought by the senate intelligence committee, president trump will not assert executive privilege regarding james comey's scheduled testimony. >> perhaps on a lighter note, you opened the show with god tune all summer long because we may be hearing about this story all summer long. rob: i don't doubt it. as the media anticipates bombsell revelations on thursday, fox news senior political analysts says bret, says don't hold your breath. >> it probably won't live up to its building. that can't be discontinued. some of it is in the midst of

being investigated by special counsel and that probably can be discuss today great extent. finally we are left with what can discuss which may include the conversation with president trump which the administration allowed to go forward and i would frankly be surprised if he said what the president had said to him about the flynn case and his suggestion that he let it go basically, obstruction of justice. >> british police identifying two of the three killers as we learned the carnage could have been much, much worse. senior foreign affairs is live in central london this morning. greg, what's the latest there? >> jackie, it is a nasty weather morning in london as police continue investigation into this very nasty terror attack. we have word that there have been raids again away from location, maybe dead-ends today

and we have word that all 12 who have been detained have been released, but, yes, we are finding more about the attackers, the apparent ring leader, 27-year-old, citizen, there's a third yet to be identified, but was known to police, he was on a terror watch list, even appeared a year ago in a terrorism television documentary here. a lot of questions being asked about how he slipped through the nest. all told in this terrible attack which included the van ramming into pedestrians here in the bridge where we are standing and then the stabbing through restaurant area nearby, seven killed, many of them hospitalized, some in critical condition, there are also missing and we have yet to receive formal confirmation that an american was injured in this

attack, hit in the cross fire of bullets flying between the police and the attackers as they brought three of them down. one identified among the dead, christine, 30-year-old canadian, again, though, the tales of horror, stab that is occurred here, the tales of bravery still coming out as police try to get to the bottom of all of this. jackie: we appreciate it. rob: a war of words between president trump and major of london intensifying this morning. the fall-out of this in the wake of this weekend's deadly terror attacks and president trump now doubling down slamming the mayor's call for calm as pathetic excuse. kelly live with commander in chief and also renewed push for the travel pause which he now has a phrase for, kelly. kelly: rob, good morning to you,

the united kingdom is dealing with the terror attack as we saw in our colleague's greg palok's report and theresa may says it's wrong for president trump to be criticizing major, people in london should not be alarmed when they see armed police officers on their streets it's sparking a firearm of criticism against them, the major saying president trump took his word out of contest but a deputy assistant to the president says the media is too obsessed with the president's tweets. >> there are seven people dead in london, 48 people, half of them in icu and we are talking about tweets. >> this isn't some game, this is for real. this is a war. we are at war and we have to face the enemy and realize we are at war. kelly: the president is doubling

down as well on his call for a travel ban on six muslim countries and he bluntly called it a travel ban, contradicting what aides have said before were not a ban. >> whether you call it a ban or whether you call it a restriction, he care that is we call it national security and take steps to protect national security of the country. kelly: in a related matter, the trump administration has launched a new rule that caused for a kind of extreme vetting, if you will, for visas, five years worth of social media profiles and 15 years of background information or biographical checks. jackie: condemning the deadly attack, more than 130 british imams.

>> i was encouraged when i heard the story that a number of imams have condemned attackers and said they will not perform prayer services over funerals which means they are condemning their souls and that is what has to be done. only the muslim faith can handle this. jackie: secretary tillerson is heading samoun before heading to the u.s. police killing the somali refugees, he held her hostage and the suspect had been acquitted of plotting a terror attack at a sidney army base back in 20 so, police believe he acted alone. rob: president trump vowing cheap and faster air travel as

part of infrastructure. >> the previous administration spent over $7 billion trying to upgrade the system and totally failed. honestly, they didn't know what the hell they were doing. we are still stuck with an ancit broken system that doesn't work. >> the trump's administration proposed plan separating air traffic control from the federal aviation and instead turning over control to private business, the faa would still oversee safety, the proposal requires congressional approval. this hour now vice president mike pence will give keynote speech at catholic prayer breakfast. measure a thousand people gathering in the event to pray for the direction and leadership of the country.

jackie: who doesn't love talking about the weather, right? rob: it's going get warmer, we hope. janice: two weeks until spring and as we head intoed the weekend, maybe 90-degree heat, can you believe that? are you ready for that rob, are you ready for that jackie? we will see what happens. first of all, we are dealing with cooler temperatures, showery weather but the patterns is about to change and this is going to be fabulous as we head into the weekend. all right, for now we are still dealing with a lot of golf moisture and the northeast as well as the great lakes but as i mentioned, this is really kind of the end of this yucky pattern that we have been in over the last couple of weeks. there's a future radar so still misty weather across the northeast, still looking at potential for shower but as we

get into the weekend, a change coming rob and jackie and i'm so happy to deliver good news this morning. jackie: we love having good news. rob: janice, thanks so much. ten minutes after the hour right now. vision win for the veterans, how va plans to revamp health care and give credit that they deserve. jackie: listen. >> i will be there to honor puerto rican people, i intend on marching, as simple as that. jackie: how he's simply reversing course. rob: that should be interesting. spreading socialism has made him a millionaire, stay tune. ♪ ♪

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rob: welcome back, mayor de blasio changing his story even leader of terror group was to be honored and now insisting that he was simply being diplomatic at the time. >> i will be there to honor the puerto rican people, i intend on marching, it's as simple as that. i have made clear to them that i was uncomfortable with the situation. if it wasn't resolved, i wasn't going to be a part of it. rob: recently released from 35 years in prison, rivera declined the honor which had sparked nationwide outrage. rivera was the leader of a terrorist group called faln who claimed responsibility for more than 100 deadly bombings across the country including one in lower manhattan that killed four innocent people. jackie. jackie: thanks, rob, president trump pulled out of the paris climate accord for the good of americans but california govern brown make august bold statement

saying it's not only a temporary setback in the fight against global warming. >> disaster still looms and we have to make the turn so i wouldn't count anybody out. >> okay, while there seems to be absent of leadership in this front at this moment out of dc -- >> it's only temporary. >> only temporary. jackie: talking to reporters in clean conference in beijing. rob: fox business alert, trump administration cracking down on self-driving cars despite pushback from car makers. jackie: tracee carrasco with what all this means for you. >> good morning, good news for automakers testing out self-driving cars. the u.s. transportation department said on monday president trump will unveil revised self-driving guidelines in response for regulation that

is will eliminate barriers and finally allow self-driving vehicles to get on the road. ford, google, aggressive working on self-driving technologies. i don't know if i would go for them. jackie: would you do it? rob: it's pretty wild. it's interesting, that's for sure. all right. recall for harley, huh? >> voluntarily recalling 57,000 motorcycles because of an oil line that could spray to the rear tire. causing two crashes and one injury, it's going to hurt an already-hurting company as retails fell in the u.s. and overseas. you have a harley you are going to want to check the

website if your bike is included in that recall. jackie: you don't have a harley, do you? you're not that guy. rob, no i like them. >> iphone, ipad, soon the home pod, apple is taking amazon and google with its very own smart speaker. the 349-dollar device is being marketed as a smart speaker with higher quality audio than competitors, apple announced updated i mac prodesk top and automatic do not disturb driving mode and allows you to pay and receive payments from contacts. announcement unveiled worldwide. rob: tracee thanks so much. >> thank you.

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jackie: good morning, 22 minutes after the hour. two states considering new law that is will do away with conceal carry permits. right now they have to be 21.

a similar proposal to abolish permits is also under consideration in michigan both states already allow open-carry. marine loses fight for faith in the supreme court, the justices rejecting sterling's appeal after she was court marshaled for posting a bible verse at her desk. it says, quote, no weapon formed against me shall prosper. ordered removal several times and she violated today so. rob. rob: pentagon now in anialation mode. former supreme commander in nato, retired admirable, thank

you so much for being here this morning. what we learned from mad dog mattis is they will be more aggressive. we have to go after these guys and bring the fight to them instead of sitting back. >> first, we have to get away from playing defense. secretary mattis is just the right guy to do that. i will give you three things he ought to think about hard, one is increasing what we are doing in iraq and syria, probably a few more thousand troops on the ground, maybe going from 8,000 to 11,000. rob: sure. >> number two get allies in the fight, nato, they have huge capacity. number three, go after cyber, cut off their financing, go after the social network, if we do the three things, we the move toward annihalation.

rob: president doesn't get much credit from the media, do you remember during the campaign, we have a plan and we are not going share it with you and the media assumed we had no plan and he has a plan. >> let's go back to general mattis, somebody who is familiar with the machinery the pentagon had a really use and he's a retired four-star marine and spent a lot of time in afghanistan and iraq. he's the right individual to do this. rob: strategy here, concur mosul and raqqah, battle isis on social networks, what need to be done there. my question is we know that they have been using oil to finance themselves, why can't we cut that off? >> we are cutting a great deal of it off and we are seeing more financing coming from the cyber world, so we need to continue on the oil piece and the challenge is the confusion between turkey

and the kurds north because that's the flow for that oil. so we kind of have to get the turks on game with us. rob: the turks consider the kurds a terrorist and we do not feel a way at all. those are our friends. >> exactly. we can square that circle but it's going to require spending time in the region and secretary mattis going over there and working with the turks, if we do that we can cut owl oil effectively as well. it's a global book about the oceans, rob, but what it focuses is the geopolitics. we are fighting in the eastern mediterranean, u.s. and russia over syria, in the south china sea with china and we need to pay for attention to them. the book looks at the history of the oceans but really it's about

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♪ ♪ ♪ jackie: a lot of people are running on sunshine. rob: if we were running on sunshine, we have a problem because there's none out there. fox news alert. intelligence contractor under arrest accused of leaking a top secret report on russian hacking efforts. jackie: days before fbi director fired fbi direct or james comey to testify about investigation. live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. good morning, griff. >> first arrest we know that appears relate today russian meddling, 25-year-old contractor from augusta, georgia charged with removing and sharing classified materials with the media. the new leak a classified

document that suggests russia did, in fact, try to hack our voting system just days before the election. the document was first published monday on the website the intercept and the doj and nsa are not commenting on it but u.s. government official did not dispute the document as authentic according to house chairman oversight, talking abit last night was outraged. >> i don't care if you're republican or democrat. when you have classified information, you cannot put that out there because you think it's a good idea, i want people in handcuffs and i want to see people behind bars. >> same official also told fox news that this information does not change the intelligence community's conclusion that russian interference did not alter votes, this comes as former fbi direct or james comey is set to testify with the white house not standing in the way.

but chaffetz worries that it may lack substance. >> i worry that what he's going to say, he will go back to well, there's classified material and i will have to talk to you not in the setting. that's the worry. >> why do a public testimony? >> i would love to hear the story but you've also got to see the documents. >> we may learn more about this particular document later today and, of course, it raises questions about the continued leaks in the intelligence community, a side note, julian assange is tweeting support for this woman. rob: that young woman faces 10 years in prison for this? >> that's correct, that's absolutely correct and there's going to be a whole lot more to talk about that. rob: that's very interesting. >> jackie: thanks, griff. rob: police launching new raids overnight as we learn the names of two or three london terrorist

s, karam butt and was in a documentary about jihadists living in britain last year and the carnage could have been worse. seven people killed, 48 injured in the attack and people remain in the hospital. jackie: so unnecessary. the fall-out in the wake of this weekend's terror attacks in london. president trump doubling down and slamming claim as pathetic excuse. kelly wright with commander in chief renewed push for travel pause. kelly: president trump says the united states fully supports united kingdom but his tweeting about london's mayor and a travel ban are raising eyebrows and sparking criticism.

the president's latest tweet that london mayor is giving a pathetic excuse to saying that people in london should not be alarmed when they see armed police officers on the street is sparking a fire storm of criticism. the mayor saying that president trump took out of contest and his demand for a travel ban. the president in one tweet saying this, he said, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people. while the president is being criticized for blunt i will saying travel ban, congressman peter king seems need for policy that will help protect the american people from terror attacks similar to london. >> i think this shows the need to have increase and intense surveillance that police can't themselves be following everyone

all of the time. that's why we need undercovers and informants and people working in the communities monitors mosques. it's a top priority. kelly: the trump administration has implemented a new rule that demands 5 years worth of social media profiles and 15 years of background or biographical information. rob: last week the president signed a waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv, the white house says that maximizes the chance of negotiating a

potential peace deal between israel and palestine. jackie: arizona governor declaring state of emergency as pill use spike, 70% in opioid death in arizona over the past four years soaring from 454 in 2013 to 790. the declaration gives the state the right to accelerate efforts to distribute life-saving drugs, track overdoses and coordinate between public and private sects or. rob: hillary clinton under investigation once again. the senate judiciary committee launching probe as secretary of state, the daily caller reported that clinton pressed officials to drop investigation into mohamed, a businessman and clinton foundation donor. clinton threatened her over the phone.

jackie: bernie sanders who is known for attacking the wealthy, racked more than a million dollars last year. rob: must be nice. now part of the 1%, thanks to hefty advance of his book, our revolution. rob: sanders owns three homes and latest purchase lake front home in vermont, that would be nice. rob: i wonder if he's sending 80% of his income to the federal government. i guess we will wait and see. nsa contractor who released top secret information to the media may have had out for president trump since day one. what her social media footprint has revealed. jackie: oklahoma man shooting neighbor after found him trying to drown newborn twins, was the shooting justified? we take a closer look at the case, next. rob: the ridiculous reasons the

woman hopped the counter of mcdonalds and attacked the worker. jackie: wow, maybe she didn't get a burger.

rob: changes coming to the va, secretary shulke will adopt system that the pentagon uses. president trump praising this decision. >> this is one of the biggest wins for our veterans in decades and i congratulate secretary for making this very, very important decision. rob: secretary says the va will spend plan implementing this new and much needed system. all she wanted to do is honor the country but one wal-mart

complex shamed her for hanging american flag. so i remember is not -- storage is not allowed on deck. >> support our country and our troops. why wouldn't we want to fly an american flag to support them? rob: makes sense. they've talked to white about how to display flag properly but we haven't told what that means, jackie. jackie: a man shot deadly his neighbor as he tried to drown his own 3-month-old twins in the bath tube, the neighbor who shot him is being held a hero but the district attorney is considering charges. so was the shooting justified? joining us weber, thank you so much. what a disturbing story. there was a 12-year-old at the house, she was alerted there was a problem, she ran to the

neighbor, this guy grabbed a gun and came over and shot the dad twice in the back and the dad is dead. does she have a case? >> let's talk about the most crazy case i've heard in some time. justifiable homicide is when one person kills another because they reasonably believe that that level of force was necessary to prevent from that person from killing or injuring another person. that's very intensive. as we look as the facts as we know them, this appears to be justifiable homicide. freeman ran over to the house and saw the most disturbing image, two infants being drowned in a bath tube, the mother was being held by knife point. he had to make a split second decision and use deadly force to meet deadly force. jackie: i found it interesting that we brought over the gun, i think that's probably the biggest issue that he has to deal with, that he had a gun, right? >> image the 12-year-old, the

mother's niece told them what the situation was and prepared himself. the question now is was he justified in actually killing foster, many people are saying that he probably could have threatened him with the gun, told him to stop but when you're in that situation and you have a split second to make that decision, who knows what he should have done. three people were saved. this could have been a quadrupled homicide. jackie: what kind of charges could he face this morning? >> it's tough for me even say, but if the district attorney decides to bring charges, first-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, heat of passion when he saw the situation, the district attorney has to preserve the interest of justice but they're also political and they're not going to bring a case unless they they think are going to win and it's hard to find a jury that would side the with father who was drowning his two children and not see this as justifiable homicide. jackie: he has a history, back

in 2011 he was charged with domestic assault and arson. a guy that was known to police and maybe known to the neighbor and that's why he grabbed the gun -- >> terrible situation when the two children grew up is not going to believe the story. in the end, i'm happy that the mother, the children are safe and it's not a great situation anyway you put it but it could have been much worse. jackie: thank goodness there was the neighbor. what could the mother have been done justified to save herself? >> basically gives people the right to use deadly force in defensive situations particularly in your home and this gentleman ran into the house and disturbed their peace so she would have been justified in killing him herself but she was put in situation where she shouldn't do anything. jackie: the 3-month-old babies are doing better, the mom, everyone involved in terms of victims are good. that's a nice outcome.

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state building. jackie: you see there, she appears to have had it out for president trump since day one. rob: carley shimkus with a telling story that came from social media footprint. carley: pretty interesting information. her name is reality leigh winner with top security clearance. she's being accused of mailing classified information to a media outlet regarding russia's attempt to hack the u.s. election and now we are leashing more about her personal beliefs based on her past social media posts. it appears she created a twitter handle using the name sarah winners as you see here to talk about politics and essentially bash the president. let's dive into the tweets, on march sixth she tweeted, what happened to the call for trump to resign and then in january, january of 26 actually she tweeted, not my wall, that

hashtag, right after the election on november 29 she tweeted not my president, hashtag recount 2016, she uses profane language against the president and talks about concerns for climate change and her mom told multiple media outlets that her daughter isn't that political, but according to social media post she had strong opinions. as a good mother, you know. jackie: children know more about global warming than president trump. carley: she was on the view yesterday and take a listen to what she said ababout the trump administration of climate change. >> this is a children issue and i think children know more about the subject than some of the

people advising the president. carley: she called her flagship issue calling critics to criticize on lifestyle. pelosi lecturing us about global warming while her two mansions burn more fuel and create more gas than the average mesh and this tweet also coming in on the subject. nancy pelosi heats up earth on her own by opening her mouth. that's global warming. that's mean. thomas tweeted about the subject, nancy pelosi was sworn in 2000, she hasn't had to change her thermostat once since then. so harsh criticism for the coveragewoman. rob: she also rolls in five suburbans. carley: what do people do with their time? rob: probably used it better. you don't expect to see a country music star perform in a hockey game.

carley: because nashville predators you knew this was going happen. take a listen. ♪ ♪ carley: there you go. a lot of people tweeting about this. you know nashville is already winning and rob also chimed in with the tweet saying, a concert followed by high stakes hockey, game four sounds like a great time. the nashville predators two up and they won last night. jackie: he's such a stud. carley: drunk on a plane.

jackie: what's better than that? rob: going somewhere warm. carley, thanks so much. 54 minutes after the hour. >> a great disturbance in the force as if millions cried out this terror and studdenly silenced. rob: the thieves who robbed a rare collection and sold it to states far, far away. jackie: are you afraid of heights, rob, well, if you are, look away now, the brand-new breath taking view of paris being offered at the identical tower. rob: that looks awesome.

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happened over several months. one man arrested this morning. rob: extremely angry woman jumping the counter. jackie: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day. rob: see you later. >> contractor under arrest this morning accused of leaking classified report to the russian media. >> i don't care if you are republican or democrat i want to see people in handcuffed and behind bars. somebody who leaked needs to suffer the consequences. >> radar for a while. so how did he slip through yet again? >> you are not working on your tan when you are going to syria or iraq. you are there because you are involved with bad actors. >> you can have all the security in the world, but if that security shows up after the fact, the lives have already been lost. >> president trump will not stop fired fbi director james comey from testifying before congress this