still dark outside. a live look at man -- heather: president trump answering a call after threat of north korea. rob: new threats in response against new sanctions. griff with developments overnight. hey, griff. >> the president not taking a vacation from the north korean threat speaking last night with the president of north korea who urged the president to apply maximum pressure on new sanctions. the president tweeting, quote, just completed call with president moon of north korea, very happy and impressed with 15

to 0 on nor korean sanctions, toughest economically to date will cost north korea $1 billion a year in hard currency through a ban on exports, coal, seafood to all countries. u.s. embassador nikki haley says this is a kick in the stomach. >> what we basically did kick them in the stomach and tole them to stop and now the ball in north korea's court. they have a big decision to make. >> the rogue nation escalating tensions and saying sanctions are a violation of sovereignty. as secretary of state tillerson attending a southeast asian summit in the philippines. >> i think the world is also expressing a view to china and russia that we do have expectation that you will do everything you possibly can to

help north korea understand the reality of the future as well and bringing it to the negotiating table. >> now, guys, something to watch. north korea is attending the meeting but so far tillerson has had no direct contacts with the north koreans. rob: griff, thanks so much. heather: north korea, dealing with china and russia and hopefully getting help, it makes it all the more important that people respect the united states of america and with all the leaks that have been going on, it makes it difficult. rob: high stakes to see leaks coming out and making it hard the other keep our country safe regardless of what side you're on, here is jay johnson, obama's dhs secretary talking about how bad the leaks really are right now. >> the leaks right now are really bad. i've never seen it this bad. there should be a concerted effort to identify and go

aflacers. the one note of caution i give the attorney general is what i tell younger lawyers, bad facts make bad law, before you decide to take on journalists, reporters and perhaps subpoena their sources, be aware that the courts are going get involved and that has the potential for making bad law in this area. heather: here is the question, when does it cross the line and impact our national security and i think that's the big debate right now. rob: politics is politics and democrats loving leaks because it makes job tougher and democrats can't stand president trump, we understand that. on the other side, there will be a democratic pet at some point too and it'll go the other way. you have to plug the leaks no matter what, it stands in the ability to do the job. here is rod rosenstein on what they're going to do with anybody breaking the law.

>> it's important part of the solution. what we need to look at in every leak we get, we look at facts and circumstances, what were the circumstances, that's more important to us than who it is, who is the leaker. if they violated, warrants prosecution, whether he prosecute them. [laughter] white house officials and members of congress? >> anybody. heather: you know going back to the math of national security, when you have leaks of conversations happening with world leaders, that it maker worlders less incline today share information with us. rob: yeah, important things that need to be done no matter what party you're in. heather: it has only a week, you can see, john kelly already has west wing standing at a tension. >> general kelly is someone who wants to empower staff to succeed. he commands respect but also shows respect. he, of course, is a master at

unit cohesion and we feel that coming together in the west wing. heather: even president trump is taking his cues from kelly awarrantly according to bloomberg report. the president is now consulting the general before hitting send on certain tweets. rob: wow. heather: interesting. happening today, the city of chicago filing a lawsuit against the trump administration for vowing to withhold crime-fighting money to sanctuary cities. rob: a city that needs the money. the department of justice is firing back at the city of chicago and kelly joins us live. hey, kelly. >> good morning to you both. chicago will not be coerced or blackmailed over sanctuary city status. the city of chicago is filing a lawsuit against the department of justice, rahm emanuel say it's illegal for the justice department withhold public money if it continues to act as sanctuary city.

>> i don't believe the trump justice department should be putting a city in a cross hairs of choosing between what values of finding common sense of values around being a welcoming city and then fundamentally to the core concept that our police department is built upon. kelly: in response to chicago's lawsuit, sarah flores told the chicago sun times this, she said, in 2016 more chicagoans were murdered than in new york city and los angeles combined. so it's a specially tragic at the mayor is less concerned. with that staggering figure, then he is spending time and taxpayer money protecting criminal alliance and putting chicago's law enforcement at greater risk. now, chicago's murder rate continues to climb higher a year ago at this time. the number of murderers 404. this year the rates stand at 416 murderers through july.

rahm emanuel says the city is the first to law firm a lawsuit and others will follow. rob. rob: and murder rate is biofeedbacking this year. i cannot believe it's gotten even higher. all right, kelly, thank you so much. heather: thanks. rob: u.s. marshals searching around for dangerous sexual assault suspect, brandon powell broke free after overpowering and ohio sheriff's deputy causing a crash and stealing the deputy's gun and ammunition,

they were on the way from psychiatric hospital to deputy. powell is free now with a gun. heather: they will face the maximum penalty. troops exchanging gunfire with several suspects who tried launching armed uprising against the regime, ten escaped, the rest either captured or killed. this comes as the country's political crisis reaches a fever pitch after the insulation of all powerful constitutional assembly. more than 120 people dead. man arrested in the eiffel tower armed with a knife, tells police that he wanted to kill a soldier. he had been in touch with the member of isis who encouraged him to storm security at the paris landmark.

the suspect is said to be around 19 year's old with history of mental problems. he surrendered without hurting anyone. this happened late saturday night. rob: another terror attack here at home. minnesota governor condemning bombing of a mosque. >> terrible, cowardly terrible act this was. if the roles were reversed, it would be called a terrorist attack and that's what it is, it's an act of terrorism. rob: ied explosion shattering windows and offices in suburban minneapolis, nobody inside was hurt. the fbi leading the investigation so far there are no suspects. heather: deadly ride malfunction at the ohio state fair was caused by excessive corrosion.

rust caused the support alabama to snap off. 18-year-old tyler gerald died. gerald had just enlisted the marines the week before his death. rob: all right, two more homes condemns as massive sink hole continues to grow. six home in unlivable condition in pasco county, florida, north of tampa, the sink hole opened up on july 14th, 260 feet wide. more than three quarters the length of a football field. that's a huge hole. crews working using a boat since the risk of new cave-ins in this area are likely, that's incredible. heather: massive clean-up underway after a rare august tornado rips through parts of

tulsa, oklahoma, wind up to 110 miles per hour. twisting signs, scattering debris all over the place, knocked out power lines, all this early sunday morning. rob: this usually happens in the springtime. toys left on the side in the middle of parking lots. check that out. the storm came so fast that the city's warning sirens didn't even sound. heather: what we can expect from the week? >> you're right. one that we have been tracking throughout the weekend. still on the move this hour. good news, maybe not so much of a tornadic system at this point but very heavy rain as it moves into appalachians. this is going to be a real soggy day for folks in northeast and mid-atlantic. dc begin to go see rain filling to new york city after that. we are under flash flood watches

already so, guys, definitely folks are going to want the umbrella for monday morning. heather: all right, you've been warned. thank you. rob: national purple heart. dedicate today honor heros hurt or killed fighting for our country overseas. heather: story-bookending for eight medals valor thought to be long gone. in hours special hour in new york city reuniting veterans or their families with a recovered medals. rob: nonprofit organization, purple hearts reunited that help solve mysteries, they will have a representative join us later to talk about tale of bravery. heather: how they were found. 12 minutes after the top of the our. amidair scare to tell you, 10 people hospitalized after turbulence strikes the plane hundreds of feet in the air.

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heather: welcome back, president trump tweeting overnight after urgent phone call with south korean counterpart applauding a unanimous un vote to impose a massive sanctions bill on north

korea amid new threats from the rogue regime. here to explain the significance of the sanctions, rebecca, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning, heather. heather: we've heard on sanctions before on north korea, why are these different? >> first of all, there's the myth that there was nothing else to sanction in north korea and nikki haley and president trump and rex tillerson, secretary of state prove that had wrong. this is a major foreign policy for the trump administration because thighs are massive sweeping sanctions and we got everybody on board in un security council, that's a big deal. it's going to squeeze the north korean regime as much as third of export revenue that is they make. the key is if china is going to enforce sanctions. heather: we will talk a little bit more on china.

let look specifically at the sanctions which have been approved, 15-0 unanimously across the board, supposedly will ban coal and other experts worth a billion dollars, other experts in addition to coal. you were referencing china and i know specifically in terms of the sanctions that have been place before on north korea, coal specifically was one that china, you know, disregarded. >> well, there were some indication that there may have been a dip with chinese import but then what the chinese did was, first of all, a humanitarian loophole that said if some of the chinese loopholes went to north korean civilians that would be acceptable. that was a farce. the north koreans don't care about civilians, all of that money and revenue went to military and missile program. there are no more loopholes like that but, again, the chinese even when things like coal were sanctioned, the chinese looked

for other opportunities to increase, for instance, seafood and minerals and other goods like that, but those are covered in the sanctions that were just passed and so, again, this is going to squeeze the regime as long as they are in force. heather: other things that we didn't get, one of them was oil, is that right? >> that's correct. north koreans rely on that as well. there's more head roam if we want to push down further on the regime. i talked about this before in show too. secondary sanctions, malaysia, singapore, china, banks that are propping up the financial nations that prop up regime. other things that we can do but this is a significant step and also shows that the trump administration does have significant leadership cloud in the world, that they're able to push this and get some really good sanction that is can clamp down on the regime and stop the money for missile program. heather: do you think russia

will cooperate? >> i think so. president trump has reputation of being unpredictable. you have the russians and chinese who are looking at this president and saying, he's serious about the north korean regime and we better get on board because the american federal government will not allow the north koreans to threaten the american people with a nuclear capable ballistic missile. that's something that they've demonstrate that had they likely have the capability to do now. heather: we will see if they cooperate. thank you so much, rebecca, appreciate your input as always. rob: vice president mike pence firing back at a new york times article that claims he's running a shadow campaign looking to run for president in 2020 when his boss, our president, should be running, he's trying to shut down the rumors, we will talk about that. problem plagued subways of new york city. and major bill de blasio had the solution to fix them.

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so he could have a clean ride but now new york city major twapts -- wants the rich to pay for subway repairs. if passed by state lawmakers, it could generate $800 million a year, the state busiest subway system has been plagued by breakdowns and power outages, nearly 6 million people use it every single day. rob: hundreds of thousands of trucks being recalled. heather: tracee carrasco from our sister network, good morning. tracee: pretty scary, general motors is recalling 8,000 trucks that have been found that lose power steering and potentially causing drivers to lose control

of the vehicle, chevrolet silverado and gmc sierra pickup trucks, a software update is all that's needed. take care of that if you have one of those. heather: box office, dark tower. i haven't heard of it. tracee: the dark tower shot straight to number one in this week's box office charts bringing $19.5 million, beat out dunkirk, hanging onto third place emoji movie followed by girl's trip. heather: apparently a lot of people have heard about it. rob: they are planning to build a brewery between u.s. and méxico? tracee: make beer and not walls, that's the slogan, a scottish base brew weery.

it's about collaboration and will be called the bar on the edge. sounds like a logistical nightmare to me. heather: time now is 27 minutes after the top of the hour. deadly boating disaster to tell you about. the freak accident that left two boy scouts left and another fighting for his life. rob: major city giving illegal immigrants right to vote because it, quote, just made sense.

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i ended up on my right butt cheek too hard but it was okay. good to be home. heather: certainly books beautiful. rob: incredible. heather: nice to have you back in one piece. rob: thank you. grave and growing threat of north korea taking over an urgent phone call between president trump and the south korean leader. heather: rogue nation issuing new threats over the tough sanctions thrown at home. griff jenkins live with the new developments overnight. good morning, griff. good morning, heather and rob, important phone call between the president and the president of south korea where the leader urged the president of international community to apply maximum pressure on the new sanctions, the president tweeting, quote, just completed call with president trump moon of south korea, very happy and impressed with 15-0 united nations vote on north korea sanctions, those sanctions, toughest ever economically through ban of exports of coal, iron, lead and seafood would

cost north korea estimated $1 billion a year in hard currency. this as secretary of state rex tillerson attends southeast asian meeting in the philippines calling on the real partners russia and china. >> i think the world is also expressing a view to china and russia that we do have an expectation that you will do everything that you possibly can to help north korea to understand the reality of the future as well and bring them to the negotiating table. >> north korea is responding aggressively to sanctions in a statement vowing retaliation saying the sanctions are a violation of sovereignty but embassador to the united nations nikki haley says this is about denuclearization and security, not about regime change. >> our goal is to make north korea become secure. we want to see a peaceful and secure north korea. we want to see the region secure. we want to see the korean peninsula secure but we have never pushed for regime change.

>> something to watch, guys, north korea attending the meeting that tillerson is at in manila, so far no contact between the two countries and all eyes are as one of our guest says in china because they are the biggest play ner the sanctions enforcement. heather: three billion dollars in exports for north korea. 1billion would be significant. rob: china is the only one buying this stuff. significance of special counselor robert mueller, many speculated it could be a sign of an indictment that could be coming for president trump but rod rosenstein this is very routine. >> many investigations, chris, involve grand jury, sometime you get witnesses in to get full testimony. it's a tool that we use like any other tool. rob: a lot of speculation what to make over the grand jury.

new jersey governor chris christie, former u.s. attorney himself lowering expectations calling a typical step by a careful prosecutor. heather: colorado governor and ohio governor john kasich urging law make toaster reach across the aisle to move forward on health care. republican senator tom tells fox news, he's willing to try it. >> i still believe we are going to continue to work. we have to have a solution to health care. i'm willing to look at anything that may soften the blow as we continue to convince our colleagues of the other side in the aisle and some in own conference that we have got to fix the problem. i'm willing to look at what the democrats are willing to offer. heather: while he's willing to work with democrats, senator says that the senate can't, quote, nip around the edges of a failed obamacare platform. rob: happening today, the city of chicago filing a lawsuit against the trump administration

for vowing to withhold crime-fighting money to sanctuary cities. heather: the department of justice is fighting back. kelly wright joins us with the latest on that. kelly: rahm emmanuel believes the trump administration is trying to coerce chicago to change sanctuary status and the city of chicago filing a lawsuit against the department of justice. stems from attorney general jeff sessions announcing last week a new requirement for police in sanctuary cities to cooperate more fully with u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, ice, if not the federal government intends to withhold money for public safety from the city. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate. chicago will not let our residents have the fundamental rights isolated and violated. and chicago will never reelingish our status as a welcoming city.

kelly: in response to chicago's lawsuit, justice department spokesperson sarah flores told the chicago sun times in 2016 more chicagoans were murdered that in new york city and los angeles combined. a tragic that the mayor is less concerned with the staggering figure than he is spending time protecting illegal aliens and putting law enforcement at risk. chicago's murder rate has climbed, higher than it was last year, a year ago the number of murderers 404. this year 416. that's just through july. california governor jerry brown says his state may also file a lawsuit against the trump administration. >> the current administration under mr. president is going way over the deep end. a few judicious forums to resolve the dispute between the

federal government and california. i think it would be very helpful for the whole country. >> in chicago they plan to be in federal court today to file the case. rob: not surprising with the rate of crime there. heather: thank you. rob: sanctuary cities to the ballot box in maryland. college park city council will vote on a measure allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. they would not be allowed to vote for president, senator or governor, those three are off the table, at least ten other towns in the state have similar laws on the books but college park would be the largest in maryland to grant such privileges to illegal immigrants. 30,000 people live in that city which is home to the university of maryland. heather: and nearby baltimore, call for 3-day keys fire for violence falls on deaf ears.

they call initiative nobody killing anybody but it didn't work. baltimore reached 210 killings this saturday. violence-plagued city averages one murder every day. two boy scouts are dead e lek cuted after sailing into a power line. this happened ayes of dallas, texas, 11-year-old also on board is in critical condition. the boat went up in flames by the time help arrived and investigation is under way. rob: we are getting first look inside a terrifying flight moments after some very severe turbulence left ten people hurt. >> captain, we really apologize for the unexpected bump, totally unexpected. rob: items thrown across the aisle, drinks splashed all over the place even in the ceiling of american airlines flight from greece to philadelphia. passenger says the plane was 30

minutes from land so really in final stages when fell through the sky, three people and seven crew members taken to the hospital. thankfully they're all okay. they've all been released. heather: from greece. rob: that could have been my flight. heather: 20 minutes until the top of the hour, former dnc chair putting the left on notice. >> there has always been a section of the left which i call the whiney party, the party who doesn't really want to win. heather: are democrats guilty of putting party over politics, we will debate it up next. rob: you'll be celebrating barack obama day next year. barack obama day next year. carley shimkus with the reactio.

online hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn.

heather: vice president mike pence firing back against "the new york times" report claiming that he's running a shadow campaign to beat president trump in 2020. rob: did you hear about this, carley. carley shimkus siriusxm 115 here with the story. >> interesting one, right? heather: it wouldn't be the first time "the new york times" have gotten it wrong. >> the vice president is taking on "the new york times" after report that he and along with ohio governor john kasich and tom cotton are all starting to campaign for 2020 and they are doing so on the off chance that the president doesn't run for reelection. now, the vice president has denied this report. he even came out with an official statement on it, today's article in "the new york times" is disgraceful and offensive to me, my family and our entire team. the allegations in this article are categorically false and

represent just the latest attempt by the media to divide this administration. now on top of that, in an interview with fox news earlier this month, the vice president said that he is already campaigning for the president's reelection, take a listen. >> all that i'm prepared for every day is to do everything i can to see president donald trump reelected in 2020. >> the report is creating wave among trump supporters on social media. vice president pence is loyal to his wife and family, loyal to president trump and the gop it's called integrity, something the mainstream media knows nothing about and katherine also weighed in on social media saying, stop giving the fake news stories any of your time, the american people had stopped listening, now the times though not backing down. they say they are confident in the accuracy of the reporting. heather: even though he's saying it's not true.

rob: some source. there you go. this is funny to me. chelsea clinton tweeting about moms in prison. >> a girl scout program that brings children to see incarcerated mothers in prison, a wonderful program no doubt but social media is using this as an opportunity to mock hillary clinton, we could have called that, right, i'm sure hillary will be grad to see you when you go there to visit her and katie on social media says, the irony of this tweet and keeper of faith also said, don't forget the somoas when you visit mom. i don't think she expected that reaction. ice cold. heather: what about barack obama day? >> if you live in illinois you will be celebrating abarack obama day next year, august 4th, folks on social media not so happy about this, can i ask what

he did for illinois, what did he do for chicago, absolutely nothing. and michelle also says a day of mourning, no doubt. yikes, i thank god i live in texas. rob: poll -- politics, politics. >> i went up against carl higby which is a fantastic organization that brings the military community together with, you know, the civilian community which is a fantastic and important cause. this was a whole lot of fun, i was so nervous to do this. heather: what are you carrying there. >> thank god i didn't fall on my face. rob, you are doing this too? rob: i'm tired and sore from my vacation. >> you don't want to miss that. heather: you look like you held your own. >> thank you so much.

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rob: okay, former dnc chair howard dean, remember him, slamming his own party for being whiney and uninterested in winning elections. >> there has always been a

section of the left which i call the whiney party, the party who doesn't really want to win. rob: so was that true, that's the big question. are some democrats more interested in proving a point than moving their party forward and maybe complaining, more interested in that. here to debate, member of independent women's forum, the board of directors, dr. hayworth and joel ruben. thank you for coming on this morning. joel, we will start with you, what did you make of the sound bite by howard dean? >> rob, nobody likes a whiney politician and the best whiney politician is one that should be voted out of office. that's a good baseline to start from. also our politics is becoming whiney. president trump was described last week by wall street journal opinion piece by peggy as a drama queen. we don't need whiney in our politics, we need results and

agendas that help american people and the whiney is not going to win in 2018. rob: a lot of that makes a lot of sense. doctor, over to you, hillary clinton made an interesting quote back in the campaign talking about bernie sanders being dissolution, kids can't get a job, these are the same people that have been constantly protesting and complaining about the trump administration are these the politicians that are going after voters that are doing a lot of comp planing that howard dean is talking about? >> absolutely. unfortunately when you're a member of a party that toments -- have a message of victimhood and demand and empower a federal government, they basically pin americans against each other. it's something to be avoided

that is a whiney narrative. it's a negative pessimistic narrative and, you know what, maybe ought to consider joining the republicans because we are trying to reverse policies that have made people's lives more difficult. rob: to be fair, both parties can say that there are politicians on both sides that they are not proud and members and voters that they are not proud of, what are you going to do, they vote for you, what are democrats supposed to do? they are in a position where they have no power and not a lot to do except complain and obstruct as the president says they are doing. >> well, the opposition party is supposed to be a loyal opposition and democrats are running up by 10 points in all national polls but going to political cloture we have right now. president trump is complaining about he's not getting job done and saying democrats are blocking him as they should be if they don't agree saying that the press is unfair, saying that

he's being mistreated and creating a culture of complaints. the wall street journal op-ed pointed that out. americans are getting turned off by this kind of politics of can't get things done and i think the democrats, governor dean was getting a at core point. democrats need to feel candidates who are going to speak to the people directly and that could be done but the whiney part of it, if there is that, it's going to have to be avoided for success 2018. rob: i think that makes sense. they want to see action. they want things to get done. guys, thank you so much for coming on this morning. heather, over to you. heather: thank you very much. five minute until the top of the hour. giant pig headed for the auction block, yeah, who had apparently other plans, oops. the university who got an f in spelling for this massive water tower typo.

where's jack? he's on holiday. what do you need? i need the temperature for pipe five. ask the new guy. the new guy? jack trained him. jack's guidance would be to maintain the temperature at negative 160 degrees celsius. that doesn't sound like jack.

2. . . . heather: time now for the good, the bad, the ugly. up first the good. surf's up for these pups. more than a dozen of them dressed in light vests taking on the waives at the second annual world dog's championship in california, of course. rob: what am i doing. next the bad. a pig makes a run for it on the way to the auction block. doesn't want to become bacon in washington state. took 45 minutes to herd this pig of a off a trailer.

not having it. heather: ugly, painters misspelling issue with the state on water tower switched y on state and e on university which is staty. rob: more "fox & friends." see you right now. >> leaks are really bad. i have never seen it this bad. these election are dangerous. >> what we need to look at in every leak referral we get. they violate the law and prosecution we will prosecute. >> mike pence vigorously denying a report that he is considering a run for the presidency in 2020. >> that is complete fiction. that is complete fabrication. >> he called that "new york times" article disgraceful, offensive, categorically false. >> u.s. and china appearing to show united front after the u.n. voted to slap pyongyang with tough new sanctions. >> what we basically did was kicked them in the stomach, told them to stop and told them we are not going to put up with it anymore and the