morning. heather: thank you for starting your day with us. in a few hours donald trump will visit florida to see the devastation left behind by hurricane irma. todd: we are learning of the federal investigation into the death of eight people trapped in a sweltering nursing home. >> good morning. in the wake of irma police in fort myers getting a helping hand from army national guard units arriving yesterday. the president is also heading here but in the florida keys people are desperate for basic supplies, fema estimates a quarter of the homes there have been absolutely destroyed and authorities say the area lacks like water, power, even hospitals, and the roads are still littered with debris, power companies from all over the us and canada are sending

thousands of workers to the hard-hit areas of florida trying to restore electricity after the storm knocked out power for more than half of the state. think of the communities had the lights turned back on but some could be powerless for another week. those outages causing serious problems in hollywood, florida, police are investigating the death of eight elderly patients as a criminal case as 100 other seniors were rushed out of the facility after it lost power and air-conditioning. >> nobody -- to find a place. >> donald trump and the first lady are expected to land here later on this morning and heading to naples to see this damage firsthand and thank first responders, a quick note, everybody back at home -- where the army national guard armory

is and there were lines of cars here, we noted there were service members sleeping in their cars showing how dedicated these guys are. todd: during times of war and peace, thank you very much. heather: another fox news alert, 15 marines are injured following a training exercise at camp pendleton. there is all video caught fire on a beach near san diego. six remit marines are in critical condition. training turns deadly at fort hood, texas. and unidentified soldier killed as the blackhawk helicopter crew practiced medical evacuations. todd: a teenager opens fire in school killing a classmate and injuring three others, students in spokane washington said he was obsessed with school shooting and wrote notes

different saying he would, quote, do something stupid this year. the victim, sam straight and tried to talk the suspect out of violence but was shot dead. those two boys believed to be close friends. the accused shooter in police custody. >> hours after donald trump reached a deal with top democrats over dac a. garrett tenney is live in the nation's capital with a brand-new she said he said controversy. >> reporter: this was dinner with chuck and nancy, donald trump brokered the minority leaders in the house and senate to discuss the obama era policy where individuals brought to the us illegally as children, democratic leaders described it as a productive meeting and said we agreed to enshrine protections of daca quickly and

work out border security excluding the wall, acceptable to both sides. an hour later white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders disputed that saying daca and border security were discussed but excluding the balls that agreed to. a schumer spokesman later cleared by the president, he would continue to fight for the wall, not just part of this agreement. and a bipartisan deal on another campaign promise, tax reform. he met with a group of moderate republicans and democrats to make his pitch. >> i am a conservative and i am not skeptical. if we can do things in a bipartisan manner that would be great. look at the greatest legislation ever passed it was done in a bipartisan manner. >> reporter: he suggested at the start of the meeting the wealthiest americans will not see a tax cut and he is willing to raise their taxes if it can help get a deal.

>> we will see in the coming weeks and days. >> the president has showed he is willing to do a lot and that is also reach across the isle which to me makes a lot of sense. you should work for all americans, not just the republican party, not just the democratic party, the white house says donald trump is more bipartisan in eight days than president obama was in eight years and americans including former obama administration official agreed. listen. >> we can't do it just by running against donald trump. they didn't work in 2016 and did won't work in 2018 or 2020. the democratic party is going through a lot of soul-searching like any party does after he loses a major election and we are looking for those next leaders. hillary clinton is not the future of the democratic party as i don't think nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have changed their opinion of donald trump.

they realize donald trump is a dealmaker, not an ideologue and if they can get him to work with them on things like daca, like agreeing to extending the debt ceiling like they did last week, they are willing to play ball if he will come closer to them and further from the republicans. >> many are viewing this as a message to the republican party, you have to get on the trump train or he will make deals with democrats, almost three parties, democrats, republicans and the trump party. what do you the voters think? a new paul says americans approve of the president's outreach to democrats, 66% say it is good for the country, 32% say it is bad and 21% undecided. heather: bipartisanship makes people nervous to begin with, that says something about the way america has been run so far. it should be the norm.

heather: antifa you should move the country forward. meantime bernie sanders, single-payer health the republican slamming the medicare for all bill, a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> if you want to single-payer health care plan this is your worst nightmare. bernie, this ends your dream of a single player healthcare system. if you believe repealing and replacing obamacare is a good idea this is your best and only chance to make it happen. mister president, help us because we are trying to help you. >> in stores also railing against sanders plan saying it would cost taxpayers too much despite support from 16 democrats, that bill not expected to go far. >> a man charged with setting off bombs in new york city and new jersey will make its final appearance in court today before

his trial starts. ahmad con ronnie is accused of detonating a pressure cooker bomb in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan last september that injured 31 people. also accused of planting pipe bombs in new jersey including a marine corps run. he faces life in prison if convicted. new york state troopers will patrol high schools to stop recruitment for the deadly gang known as ms 13, officers will be posted in ten schools and will train teachers to recognize signs of gang involvement. >> they are thugs and they are thugs who have to be stamped out. >> reporter: the move comes month after the vow to wipe out the gangs who are mostly illegals from south american countries. antifa the pharma brown is behind bars after a judge declares them, quote, a danger

to society. he offered a $5000 bounty on facebook for anyone willing to grab a stranded hillary synapse bookstore, he did apologize but will remain in jail for defrauding hedge fund investors. >> this 11-year-old is bringing his lawn care business all the way to the white house. he sent this letter to the oval office last month, asking donald trump if he could mow the west wing's yard. he not only got the job but his business is booming. >> i would like to announce that frank will be here friday. >> it is growing. >> frank will cut the grass in the rose garden tomorrow. right there he will be. >> we love this guy.

>> >> it is happening friday, right? i think he will be okay. i want to talk about florida because it is going to remain very warm, millions of people without power so we went to check on the elderly and our kids and pets and make sure they are okay but with the heat index it will feel like 100 ° in some spots, 101 in miami, looking at future radar some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast especially in south florida today so a couple things we are monitoring throughout the day across florida. hurricane josé, how long will we talk about this hurricane? for the next several days as it comes close to the us and the computer models, some say it will remain offshore. other computer models say it will come very close to potentially the northeast, maybe new england next week so the bottom line is we need to keep an eye on hosea and we will do that as well as florida and

washington dc tomorrow. >> we didn't say no way josé. >> we have seen 5s a 4s, we look at one, that is just a category one but sandy was a one too. >> thank you. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, bracing for another conservative speaker tonight offering student counseling. is that really the answer? >> this will be giving them an opportunity to have a voice in who their representatives are. >> illegal immigrants were given the right to vote in one sanctuary city. our next guest says his voice was ignored. >> coming to get you. heather: he didn't see that

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>> welcome back. racism is as american as baseball. those were the words displayed by several protesters in the outfield bouldering last night's red sox game escorted out directing fans. and that kind of protest in the game of baseball. the texas town outraged after this man is caught pulling down two american flags. you see the surveillance video of him ripping down the first one and stuffing it into a fountain. he then ripped down another flag and takes off with. >> the flag represents america.

all of us, hurts the pride, hurts the heart. >> the man is on the run and faces charges. antifa a maryland sanctuary city gave illegal immigrants the right to vote. in college park on tuesday night, joins us live this morning. good to see you, feel like there are two issues, procedure and substance. we focus on the substance but the procedure you are objecting to. >> the issue is very important and needs to go before all the voters. what happens is we have a referendum proposal, very good idea to bring this to the voters in a nonbinding referendum. probably it would have won. the problem is proponents wanted to rush it through because they

wanted to avoid the possibility of losing which i think would have happened but that was a very divisive action by the council, by the town council. that was very unfortunate. antifa do you think they were trying to stifle debate in general? >> it was a very good debate. the room was very full. it was painful being against noncitizen voting, painful to listen to the irrational arguments made to press forward. but many people had a chance to listen to both sides. the room was packed, it went on

for two hours. after i saw the referendum was going down i admired the town council who supported this excellent idea bringing it to the people, i am pretty sure, the ideology with overriding the good sense, to move it forward. >> the mayor said individuals are involved in organizations, they should get the right to vote. how do you respond? >> citizenship is a precious identity that and and give some reliability to the fact they

understand what our foundations of this country are about. naturalized citizens go through a very elaborate test, noncitizens don't, they can come for two weeks and not speak the language. the danger is first of all the amazing thing, i don't think there was a single noncitizen at the meeting so this is a solution in search of a problem. the people promoting the 7 other ideology, seeking to enlarge the concept of noncitizen voting which could be very dangerous if it expanded to state and national elections. todd: thank you for weighing in. heather: a solution in such a problem, the point. the excuses keep coming, hillary

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heather: in a few hours donald trump will head to storm ravaged florida to witness the devastation left by hurricane

irma. todd: the fed launching an investigation into a nursing home where eight people died and the storm knocked out the air-conditioning. >> reporter: in the wake of irma police are getting a helping hand from army national guard units, some areas hit worse than others in the florida keys, the area lacks things like water, power and hospitals and the roads are littered with debris. fema estimates a quarter of home is absolutely destroyed. >> like a nuclear bomb went off, we cannot let people come and until it is safe, trailers flipped over, folks on the side of the road pushed off. >> reporter: power companies from all over the us and canada sending thousands of workers to restore electricity after the storm knocked out power for half the state. some communities had their lights turned back on but some

could be powerless for another week. the outages are causing serious problems in hollywood, florida. police investigating death of eight elderly patients in a criminal case, 100 other seniors were rushed out of the facility after he lost power and air-conditioning, very serious things down here in florida, this is the way donald trump at the first lady later on this morning. >> terrific images. deal or no deal is the question after donald trump dined with top democrats over daca. heather: whether it includes the border wall. garrett tenney joins us in the nation's capital with how the white house is setting the record straight. >> reporter: donald trump said he would he of congress we 6 months to work something out on daca but all he needed was a dinner to get something done. he spoke to democratic leaders,

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to discuss the obama era policy which discusses individuals brought to the us illegally as children and on that front the minority leader said they struck a deal to protect the dreamers as a package to strengthen border security which does not include the wall. the white house followed that up with sarah huckabee sanders saying border security and daca were discussed but excluding the wall was not agreed to. we are told the president made it clear he still plans to push for the wall just not as a part of this particular agreement. it was a bipartisan day at the white house, donald trump met with moderate republicans and democrats to push for a deal on tax reform. >> the middle-class looking for jobs meaning companies. the wealthy will be where they are. pretty much where they are. to do that we like it. you have to go higher you will go higher. >> steve mnuchin said he is optimistic about getting tax reform done by the end of this

year but a whole lot of other issues to take care of before they get to tax reform. >> a couple hurricanes don't help in dc. the white house slamming espn anchor after she called donald trump a white supremacist on twitter. >> one of the more outrageous comments anyone could make and something i think -- by espn. heather: espn condemned her comments that she has not apologized to the president and she still has a job. the network fired analyst curt schilling last year for sharing his conservative views online. he says espn has a double standard. >> espn support liberal racism. i was fired because i said men should use the men's a room like i was tossed when i grew up.

conservative opinions -- >> the network claims schilling violated their political opinion policy. heather: the missouri state senator who said she hopes donald trump's assassination formally condemned by her colleagues. the state senate overwhelmingly voted to censure her for this facebook comment which was later deleted. she has apologized but said she would not re-sign but the legislature could expel her in the future. todd: donald trump slamming hillary clinton taking aim at her memoir what happened tweeting crooked hillary clinton blames everybody but herself for election loss. she lost debate and lost her direction, this hours after clinton called to abolish the electoral college after she won the popular vote.

>> an anachronism designed for another time no longer works. we move toward one person one vote, it needs to be eliminated. i would like to see us move beyond that. the 25 the former presidential candidate making several appearances to motor tell all books, eight of five stars on amazon. amazon admits negative one star reviews they apparently violate the company's community guidelines. heather: double standards across the board. the snowflakes are triggered, police beefed up grief counseling being offered, at uc berkeley as tonight's sold out event with conservative speaker vince schapiro. jackie about years joins us with how the liberal campus is preparing. >> uc berkeley campus bracing for conservative speaker been

schapiro's speaking appearance later tonight, the university sealing off sections of campus and adding a large police presence as administrators announce free counseling for anyone who feels, quote, threatened by schapiro's conservative views. schapiro, editor-in-chief and the daily wiser calling at the university for labeling him a white supremacist. >> need counseling from my speech you need psychiatric help in some way. antifa calling me a white supremacist. i'm an orthodox jew, the number one target of the so-called right white supremacist, the anti-defamation league, they are saying i was part of the trump fascist regime. trump is not fascist but beyond that the notions that i am part of the trump administration is absurd. >> reporter: police will arrest any protester who carries a weapon or wears a mask. officials will be armed with pepper spray after the been at an emergency meeting this week, berkeley police chief defending

the city decision saying the department is hampered during crowd events in addressing coordinated groups of violent offenders and because the only tools available are batons, lethal projectiles, smoke and teargas canisters, this after violent protests by left-wing groups over other conservative speakers forced to cancel their events. other events are planned at berkeley and will feature a 20 person lineup including and coulter and steve bannon. the event is not yet confirmed. todd: i'm shocked by the grief counselor think of it is usually reserved for a major tragedy, someone is usually dead but it is usually after-the-fact, not before. heather: we will see if that happens with steve bannon and

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heather: fox news alert, 15 marines injured during a training exercise at camp pendleton after their vehicle caught fire. the six marines in critical condition while six others were listed as serious. here to react, fighter pilot and fox news contributor leah gabriel. thank you for joining us. your thoughts on this latest incident. >> reporter: >> my marines with the family and those involved in this incident, so difficult when this

happens. they will try to care for injured servicemembers coming in burn unit and several locations in san diego and the surrounding area to get them care. the next thing that will happen is they will conduct an investigation i am sure has already begun. there are specific going through all the details and working hard to determine what happened but to give you some background this is an amphibious assault vehicle that caught fire during a training incident. those will transport marines from sea to shore. that is one of the operations marines are excellent at conducting, basically from anywhere in the world inbound, if you think of operations we may and hopefully don't have to take part in in the future like north korea, how would we get troops ashore, use things like amphibious assault vehicles they

were in but the real issue is why are we seeing so many training incidents? what is happening? what is the problem, the underlying problem across the board. >> if you listen to senior members of the military on the hill testifying about what they need they are all talking about budget cuts, all talking about the way the budget is being done and the military not being properly funded. the budget control act was passed back then and imposed across-the-board budget cuts, trying to simplify but the bottom line is the way the military is funded is not the way it used to be where they can plan in advance, they are operating on continuing resolutions and this is something congress needs to fix. we are seeing an increase, 42 servicemembers died this past summer. heather: speaking of things that don't make sense, the latest topic as welcome as a part of

veterans affairs under fire, being told to pay up after the va overpaid their benefits and this new bill aims to stop that. >> let me talk about overpayment to the government, the government is very aggressive, aggressively pursuing getting that money back but this happens in the military and they tell you what your paychecks because if you get overpaid table get it back. >> responsible if they mess up. >> when you think of these overpayments you have to realize different circumstances, people with posttraumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury, people who have been injured and getting overpaid. according to the ig with the va and government accountability office report, there has been an increase in the number of improper payments, people paid too much or too little or the wrong person paid, over 69%,

$121 billion the va paid in 2016, $5.5 billion of payments were improper and by contrast improper payments for its own paycheck was 1200ths of 1%, but doing it wrong when paying veterans come of this needs to be fixed. heather: two examples of things that need to be fixed in terms of the military. >> the va overpayment for veteran and the way we are funding our military giving the money so they can be ready to fight. the military servicemembers training is often times as dangerous or more dangerous than battle. we have to make it safer for them. heather: thank you for joining us, appreciate your service. our prayers with all those folks suffering right now, 15 marines

who have been injured. let's check with brian kill need to see what is happening on "fox and friends," special guest cooking with friends. >> we can't give it away but we also have on deck judge andrew napolitano will be here talking about what dennis desousa will stay with his book, david clark will be here, why he has not joined the administration, jean simmons will be here because he hasn't been here all weekend sarah huckabee sanders live talking about the president having lunch with democrats and republicans and dinner with two leading democrats. is this partisanship for real? a new game in town, the president is rolling the dice. we will talk about the tax plan that could affect how much money you keep in your pocket only if you stay with "fox and friends". can't guarantee anything, now comes the graphic and the commercial.

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>> one of the most iconic superheroes in american history causing outrage online. heather: what did superman do? carly shimkus here with the social media firestorm. >> reporter: politics appears to be seeping into everything these days and now it made its way into the comic book industry. in the latest edition of the superman comic book series superman save the lives of some illegal immigrants. you can see them right. he is saving them, we have a couple other comic book fullscreen's to show you, saving from a villain

wearing an american flag bandanna and carrying a machine gun and he is very angry the undocumented workers took his job. that is the narrative of this comic book. a lot of people saying on social media the politicizing of comic books just the last straw for them. can't we just have comics and no politics? superman was right to save them but he should give the illegal immigrants a quick flight home. i like nickname. i wonder if that was a character limit thing or just comfortable? on twitter, good grief, they already politicized movies, now ruining comics is the logical next step for them. some people go to certain places, sports, comic books as an escape from politics. harder and harder to find these

days. we could be the next big superhero team. give me a cape, i am on it. kate hudson under fire from some moms out there. cosmopolitan asked what is the laziest thing you have ever done and kate hudson responded saying the laziest thing she has ever done is have a c-section. some women giving birth this way are offended by this. brittany on twitter says i used to love kate hudson but i lost all respect for her. i had two c-sections out of necessity, so not lazy, took months to recover. tosha says please tell me which part of major abdominal surgery is lazy, the procedure, the yield time, the 9 months of work prior. giving birth is hard no matter what. todd: i don't think marianne

agrees that was lazy. >> is it really worth it to make this an issue? some, lineal lazy. heather: millennial's are top trending topic because of this interesting study, an all-time high, $1.3 trillion and a new survey says students, 50% of students polled would give up the right to vote for the next week to elections to have their student loan debt wiped clean. this is bothering a lot of people who value their right to vote. phillips is the education brain watching works flawlessly and this is the intellect of the future, we are doomed. that is his perspective. always should be politically motivated but i can see you pay a lot of money back could be enticing to some people. not an option. where is that coming from? i don't know.

a random poll. heather: you could have a weapon of mass destruction inside your house. carlotta rado senator cory gardner's is a device connected to the internet, smart coffeemakers, refrigerators can be hacked making them a national security threat. part of a bipartisan group proposing a bill that requires smart devices to meet new standards. todd: a proposed law could turn embarrassing moments like this into crimes, lawmakers want a statewide ban on people using phones while crossing the street the penalty still unclear but officials hope the rule will cut back on traffic accidents with pedestrians. honolulu and jersey has similar laws. heather: a lot to protect you from stupidity. we will be right back, stay with us. a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa

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hand. todd: finally the ugly, the arkansas state employee using government to buy tuxedo for her pug. buying a diamond bracelet adding up to 200,000 bucks. the pugs are cute but you can't do that "fox & friends" now. heather: yep, bye. >> we should be able to come together to make government work for the people. >> he won on an agenda of make america great again not the republican party. >> this is why he met with schumer and pelosi. >> this president has done more for bipartisan in last 8 days than obama it did in 8 years. >> president trump and melania are heading to naples. >> bernie sanders is introducing a bill to establish a single pair healthcare system. >> our job is to lead the world on healthcare, not to be woefully behind. >> do you think the electoral college. >> i said that in 2,000.