mediabuzz@foxnews.com. we are back next sunday. see you then with the latest heather: good morning to you, you are watching the brand-new edition of "fox & friends" first, a lot of news to get to. president trump unveiled what's being called the toughest immigration crack-down of american history. we have the breaking details. vice president pence walks out of the colts game when he sees players take a knee. coming up the team owners who are now saying if you don't stand, don't bother suiting up and developing in the nevada desert, police raid home of

stephen paddock for the second time, why? i will tell you. it is columbus day, unless you life in a time that plan to celebrate indigenous people's death, the trump administration wants to play let's make a deal on immigration announcing plans for several major changes in exchange to extending daca, good morning, kelly. >> new proposal includes 70 new reforms that are stiffer and tougher and cracking down on illegal immigration. on white house conference call mike short, white house director of legislative affairs, trump administration found three problems with the current vulnerability with immigration enforcement. the president wants his proposals that it exchanged for making any deal to protecting 800,000 people known as drummers

who were brought to the u.s. illegally as children. on the same conference call, ron, acting deputy commission at u.s. customs and protection, said any new legislation on immigration must include reforms that allows for quick and safe returns of illegal children to their home countries. >> if we don't fix the law for illegal alien mine os, if we don't provide safely adjudicate cases, we will never have a secure border. >> house schumer and nancy pelosi blasting trump administration stating this, the administration can't be serious about compromise or helping the dreamers if they begin with a list that is anathema to the dreamers, to the immigrants community and vast majority of americans. the white house wants to close the loopholes involving sanctuary cities saying illegal

aliens must be removed after their administrative hearing. heather: kelly, we will talk about that in political. heather: patriotism first and jackie ibañez joins us live with the story that has everyone talking online about this morning. >> yes, it has, good morning, heather. jackie: all right, let's get going. the white house portraying his decision to walk out, here is what happened, indiana governor flying in so he can walk peyton manning's jersey instead living right after kickoff, pence clarifying, why, i left today's colts game because potus and i

will dignify anything that disrespects soldiers and national anthem. a dozen san francisco 49 players taking a knee. president trump thanking his right-hand man for his own protest. now some nfl owners and coaches are also doing their patriotic part to take a stand for our veterans and soldiers serving overseas and doing so much for us including cowboys owner jerry jones. >> we know that there's a serious debate in this country about those issues but there is no question in my mind that the national football league and the cowboys are going to stand up for the flag. >> either stand or stay behind in the locker room. now, heather, on this segment, we are going to start -- we are going live on facebook live, you can see the photo here. there's heather right there.

heather: people can watch on facebook. >> we will be responding verbally and writing stuff out and hits throughout the show. heather: we will share some of them later on. join us and be part of the show. jackie: absolutely. heather: should players be benched for refusing to stand. let jackie know what you think about that by joining her as she said on facebook page live throughout the entire hour or you can weigh in through twitter or e-mail. now to extreme weather. nate slammed the gulf coast as category 1 hurricane leaving trail of dye instruction, now a tropical, ellison, what is the latest? >> considering all the damage we saw from hurricanes like harvey and irma, the damage caused by hurricane nate relatively

minimal. there's debrief. the sailboat stuck on the beach, overall the damage is manageable. the last time the state was hit by a hurricane, 2005 hurricane katrina in short span of time nate brought rains in the gulf coast. hit louisiana first but not all that hard. new orleans mayor canceled curfew that had been in place and canceled after two hours after national weather service removed hurricane warning for that area. in mississippi where we are now got hit. nate made landfall on mississippi sunday morning. flooding in the parking deck. mississippi, alabama, all declared states of emergency.

on sunday morning when people woke up in mississippi and alabama, officials in both states, 100,000 people were without power. here in mississippi, mississippi power yesterday evening said they still had 22,000 customers without power but the time they woke up this morning, all customers had power back on. alabama, heather, 36,000 people were without power yesterday, we expect to get an update from them in an about an hour on how many people are out with power, heather? heather: thank you so much, ellison. >> you bet. heather: commander in chief's attack comes after the tennessee republican called the trump cabinet, people that help separate our country from chaos. senator corker not stopping there writing on twitter.

it's ashamed the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their chief this morning. commander in chief responding, bob corker gave us the iran deal and that's about it. we need health care, we need tax cuts, reform, we need people that can get the job done. harvey weinstien fired from his own company. the the weinstein brothers, name is too tainted at this time. the head of the rifle association will not commit to banning bump stocks. we talked in the wake of las vegas massacre. he would rather the president regulate them instead saying that any action congress takes could be a slippery slope. >> there are monsters like this monster out there every day.

the number one person teaching irresponsible use of firearms is also the elites employer, the hollywood, television gaming industry. we spend millions teachingry teaching responsibilities. >> ball game over. yankees win. heather: yankees win. the yankees beating the indians 1-0. game 4 is tonight in new york and the red sox, by the way, avoiding an alds sweep by the astros winning 10-3 in game 3. >> two pitch. high fly ball, right field life, towards the corner. it's good.

heather: love it. they face again today in boston. love the sound of bat and ball. the time now nine minutes after the top of the hour, democrats melting down as president trump takes a hatchet to obamacare regulations. isn't this the way to fulfill campaign problem to the american people? we will debate up next? sprain plan to go split, we are live with the latest on that. plus, breaking breakfast news for you, menu changes coming to dunkin donunts. ♪ ♪

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friends first". strictest immigration reform from any administration, ever. here now to react democratic strategists chuck rocha and tam bring bruce, thank you for joining us very early this morning. appreciate it. thank you, first 4:00 a.m. show. we are going to make sure everybody wakes up early. let's talk about this new immigration plan that he has on tap, anyway, we can bring this up, a number of changes in the proposal, 70, in fact, but here are the main things, 27 different suggestions on border security, 39 imfriew. interior enforcement and four major changes to legal immigration system? >> first of all, when he was initially talking about the cremor esm -- extract, when they were talking with legislation with nancy pelosi or chuck schumer, there seemed to be in wall, this is going to be an amnesty. what they are reflecting on is

reagan, sure, they'll be border security but he effectively legalized over a million alienses and more swept in. this is exactly what the base wants and also speaks to the issue of law and order, is real border protections real enforcement internally. heather: should he be connecting it with daca and dreamers? >> democrats want dreamer dynamic, this is going to be about amnesty effectively. heather: bargaining back and forth. >> it's an important situation. creates a country that the dreamers came here, law and order and fairness. >> we would like a clean bill to begin with. this is what tammy said is true, giving red meat to the base. they were anxious when they were meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. everybody is for securing the

border, absolutely for securing the border. you can get somebody through -- we want people who want to pay taxesened and be part of country. heather: the loopholes that the administration wants to tighten lacks asylum standard, unaccompanied illegal children visitors who come legally and overstay visas -- >> some of that is fine, we should be looking to making the country is secure as possible. maybe people who assume asylum but you're a mother in central america and you put your child, think about putting your child to a train and get them to safety and they need asylum for the well-being, there's should be asylum case that is we need to review with broad brunch. >> when it comes to children

coming over, of course, it's reasonable. when you talk about issue of child abuse, abandoning of children and sending them into the country of their own, it's about conforming status, it's not rejecting them. heather: how often does that happen, children on their own? >> well, what we saw over the last two years over through obama administration, children -- young people coming -- heather: that's what we saw. >> it's what was occurring. what we are concerned about is recurring depending on this action. heather: let's talk on the other topic that we were going to do originally before he announced all of these immigration proposals yesterday and that is obamacare. today is the day apparently president trump is taking a hatchet to obamacare, critics screaming sabotage. >> we should have more people in obamacare, the republicans had an opportunity to replace it. give me something more responsible. i'm on obamacare, i'm a small

business, obamacare wasn't perfect but it's the law of the land, it can reduce the cost of my-by having more people in it. >> this is like the president pouring water on a temp ster fire. it would be fraud if you were to invite more people into something that is collapsing before our very eyes, what the president is doing, only forgive me with the exception of chuck, only democrat and liberal would suggest to decry more options for americans. heather: i wonder if at this point it's a problem with semantics because democrats are saying, no, you can't do away with obamacare but republicans are doing away from a lot of obamacare and changing it, repeal and replace plan. >> 23 million people have health care. i don't think if it's obama or it's trump. i want it to be cheap affordable.

i want cheap affordable and quick. >> that's what the president is suggesting that's what it will supply. supply insurance across the lines and expanding the pool making premiums more expensive. heather: more competition. all right. thank you for joining us this morning. 20 minutes after the top of the hour, antifa planning to protest and should they be allowed to under the first amendment. standing in line was so last year. new plan to revolutionized shopping once again

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heather: it is columbus day if you didn't know, several cities across the country will celebrate indigenous people's day instead. some far-left groups like antifa are calling for violence to protest the holiday, the case against the establishment and founder of the foundation for liberty and american greaten nick adams, thank you very much for joining us on this columbus day. >> good morning, heather. pleasure to be here. heather: so the controversy right now with antifa, do you think it's just political correctness overkill? >> this is political correctness, further effort to dismantle american history, american heritage and american pride, this is part of the culture that's been raising in this country now very deliberatelyily by the left that we stop at nothing to make sure

we lose culture, and christianity and has to be repealed. heather: they're not only for the holiday to be renamed, they are calling for violence today for people to go out and tear down the statutes or to face them, to vandalize them. >> look, heather, now this is new, the reality is that for the last 60 years the way the left has fought culture war was with violence, threat of violence, hostile takeovers of universities and with lies and this is another iteration of that, columbus day is a day that should be celebrated. there's nothing wrong with columbus day and to think that we are even having this debate is quite remarkable. what about those poor -- heather: let me show the poll, though, the majority of americans agree with you and they want to celebrate columbus day, 57% say it's a good idea,

21% say it's a bad idea and quite a big difference there. but you personally, it means something to you personally because you are still trying to get into this country legally, right? >> well, of course, it does, heather, now i'm here legally now, it did take me a long time, 4 and a half years and lots of money to come to the united states but i make here because this where you say a patriotic place. i came here because this was a proud place and we expect this kind of self-loathing, we expect this kind of internal debates about the flag and the national anthem and columbus day and whatever kind of expression and patriotism sentiment at ease in the nations of europe and english-speaking like australia, new zealand and canada, we don't expect it in the greatest in the world, we don't need to be looking at things like columbus

day, it's crazy and we need to stand up for american culture, american society and american history. heather: thank you so much for joining us, nick, we will see what happens today with the columbus day statutes everywhere. thank you. >> thank you, heather. heather: time now is about half past the top of the hour almost, and remember this promise that the president made to coal country? >> you're going see what happens, i get elected, you are going to see what happens, it's going to happen fast. [cheers and applause] >> you're going to be back to ever before. today is about to deliver big time but what will it means for the climate. we are live in washington with that up next, nfl coaches and owners, they are finally standing up for america. let's check in with jackie, jackie, can you hear me. jackie. >> yeah, so we are hearing a lot of people say -- hey, heather.

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heather: you're watching "fox & friends first", major evacuation underway as massive fires rip through napa, california. adam housely joins us on the phone live from los angeles with the very latest, adam. >> yeah, i just got back from napa late last night so it's a bit of su surprise that's going on. it's pretty brutal situation. there's no other way of explaining it. fire major fires, i just got a text from one of friends that i grew up there that's a firefighter that says no structure protection, they are basically trying to save lives. to give people an idea, i'm from the valley, born and raised, firefighters all the way around.

the busiest time of the year and napa valley area also sonoma county as well. thousands of people there. if anybody has been to napa on vacation, they come to the point at the top of the valley, silverado trial and highway 29. the biggest threat is silverado threat. whiners are in major trouble. more so, if those whiners are in trouble, hundreds and hundreds of homes that the fire will have to get through, homes are more important and families and lives are more important than that. we have been told, an area called soda canyon, people are

trapped and hiding in vineyards because vineyards are going to green and they won't burn as easily and people are literally walking out trying to escape this fire. the situation is rough, it's 40-miles-per-hour winds. we had a wet winter and hot and dry summer and people will tell you, i've covered a lot of fires, the fire conditions are light right now and in the bay area, north bay area where napa is located, people in san francisco can see the glow in the distance which is 40 miles but they also can smell the smoke in san francisco. heather: as you're talking, adam, we are showing video and also people are posting pictures on twitter, social media and they're talking about how they could smell it all the way to san francisco.

>> well, my family is evacuated. my brother and sister-in-law got out. it's hard to explain. they are not next to hillside. they are probably 2 miles from the hillside and you have to come through vineyards and home. they've evacuated. my dad is still in -- he has several friends that are there. they are still trying to put fires, he's in the country, a friend grabbed tractor and literally bulldozed in the back of the house, the plants down and fencing down and they have been there 30 years, they are trying to keep the fire from getting to the plants because that's what happens. rough situation in napa, guys. heather: adam housely, thank you so much for joining us. one to have them, the one raging in napa county, it's about 200 acres on atlas peak at this point. evacuations underway.

one of the busiest times of the year in that area of the country. we will continue to follow the story for you, thanks adam. we have another developing story for you as well, the fbi returning to the home of the las vegas shooter as the officers who raided his hotel room speak out for the very first time about what they found when they busted in. all of this as the gun debate intensifies. will carl live for us in las vegas with the very latest. >> good morning, heather. a lot of new information coming out over the weekend including the fact that stephen paddock's brother is in las vegas talking to fbi trying to help motive, at the same time we are learning that federal authorities believe that mad dock may have had undiagnosed mental illness and we are finding more on preparation and exactly what he had on the note on the hotel

night stand. >> i did notice a note on the night stand near his shooting platform. i could see on it he had written the distance, the elevation he was on, the drop of what his bullet was going to be for the crowd, so he had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit targets from there. >> after talking to marilou danley, authorities search paddock's house for the second time this week. steve has been visited hotel over years. >> he's been staying in las vegas since '06. we are talking about 11 years with his girlfriend or at least in girlfriend, frequent visitor to this hotel and others, a

modest gambler, at least by our standards, you know, nothing serious, paid promptly, never owed money anywhere in las vegas. >> while the investigation continues there are renewed calls for gun control but senator dane feinstein admitted yesterday that there's no law that could have potentially stopped the shooter, heather. heather: so planned out it was. thank you so much, will. appreciate it. thousands hitting the streets overnight in barcelona to support a united spain. kitty logan joins us now with the protest against the catalán government push for independence. good morning, kitty. >> hi, heather, well, this time those calling for united spain who took to the streets as tensions continue following that unofficial referendum in barcelona on sunday hundreds of thousands demonstrated against catalonia's independence but

he's saying as many as 350,000 took part and this is a real challenge leadership of independence. politicians on both sides of debate continue to dispute issue too and it's not clear whether the catalán government will declare independence, it's under pressure not to do that. the parliament is expected to make a decision announcement on tuesday but the spanish prime minister says the country won't be divided and, heather, there's also been several demonstrations over the past weekend as you know in favor of independence in catalonia, the issue very much dividing the country. heather: kitty logan live for us this morning, thank you, kitty. extreme weather underway as nate weakens to tropical depression after making landfall as category 1 hurricane. the storm bringing heavy rain, wind and flooding to places like

mississippi, washed ashore. meteorologist adam joins us live. >> good morning, no longer severe system. now running into the mid atlantic, areas from richmond, washington, d.c., philadelphia, all seeing rounds of heavy rain this morning as this system works its way. it was a mast-mover when it initially made landfall and continues to make a fast one. here is how it'll be playing if for rest of the morning. this entire system, it moves offshore tonight. fast-meefer -- mover. heather: heading this direction, thank you very much, adam. time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour.

she didn't stand to the pledge and expelled from school, did she get what she deserved or was that over the line, stay with us .

heather: welcome back, nfl anthem protest now setting an example for young americans on and off the field like one texas high schooler who is getting expelled for sitting during pledge of allegiance, she's suing and saying that students cannot be force today stand during the plan but does she have a case, here to debate it former deputy attorney and stephanie willis thank, thank yr joining us. since been doing this since the ninth grade, india landry. >> correct, she's been doing this since ninth grade.

this was before colin kaepernick actually took a knee, she has done this on several occasions, for some reason this was the first time that principal decided to expel her. what we know she's going to a public school and in public school she has the right under the first amendment to conduct this act. heather: emily, she said her reason for not standing to the pledge because it goes everything i believe in and the principal, the reason for telling her that so she was going to stand like other african americans in her class. , what do you think? >> right, they expelled and sent her home because she didn't stand in principal's office. they do have a case, her and her mother with having her sent home, the attorneys for her are

arguing 1943 case that proponents always argue in which the united states supreme court ruled that you cannot force a student to stand during national anthem and here it's distinguishable, she admits it's not for religious beliefs, that case is gentlemen -- jehova witnesses. the supreme court ruled that constitutional right for students does not automatically coexist with that of a -- heather: we hear about students, students wearing t-shirts, one student in particular was taken out of the year book because of it w. >> we have to know that there was a case previously back in 1969 where individuals wore black armbands and the court said that that was okay, so what

we have in schools is that individuals are allowed to protest as long as it's not disruptive and so we know that india has been doing this since ninth grade and emily previously provided, the court did go to religious beliefs but said it goes beyond that as well. an individual who was in school cannot be prevented from moving forward with first amendment rights. >> she is back in school now? >> she is back, yes, in fact, the school allowed her to come become and requested a meeting actually with her parents because previously had a policy that any student could sit for national anthem. i would like to touch on a federal case in which court ruled, it's so disunity, the courts have ruled out a privilege action, ie,

participating on the football field is the same constrictions or lack thereof as in a classroom. i acknowledge stephanie's case that she said, it's a little bit more persuasive to go to that, regardless if it's peaceful protest, if it shows disunity, the action can be stopped. heather: nfl to classroom, it is spreading, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. the time now is 10 minutes until the top of the hour and speaking of nfl, some coaches, some owners are standing up for america telling players to stand for the national anthem or else. jackie is live on facebook, twitter and instagram, you see her right there, she's talking about it with you and she will share your comments up next ah, dinner.

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heather: welcome back, to "fox & friends first", the trump administration boosting the economy with its deregulatory agenda since taking over the white house. up next on the chopping block. repealing president president oe policy. exclusive details on big announcement coming today, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather, yeah, we are in kentucky, it's coal country here and a lot of folks have lost their jobs and announcement should it come today certainly fall on welcome ears, a lot of report that is the tomorrow the administration plans to roll back signature climate regulation known as cpp or clean power plant just in a nutshell, that cops for 32% reduction in carbon omissions by power plants to 2030 to 2005 levels, if that does, indeed

come, we expect leader mitch mcconnell, it would certainly be a big deal today, heather. heather: expecting this announcement will calm a fire storm for lack weather storm from the climate change community. >> the implementation of cpp because 27 states sued the administration, the obama administration at the time saying it violated the standards, the standards violated federal law and environmentalists groups ran in. the deadline for the administration, epa scott pruitt to respond to their intentions on what they plan to do on epa reascendit, modify it, certainly if they will rescind it, it will

be lawsuits from environmental lobby. heather: let's talk about wal-mart, reinventing the way you make purposes, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business, what are they doing differently? >> this is you will use to wal-mart app to start the return process. you open up the app, select which item you want to return that you've ordered online and they'll give you a qr code and take the qr quod -- code to wal-mart and then you are on your way. you cut the line and it's so much easier. heather: but you to download the app? >> you do, yes. heather: do you lose privacy? >> well, that's with every app, not just wal-mart. heather: american eagle making clothes out of garbage tracee:

yes. clothes out of cutting scraps and product that is might end up in a landfill, unique recycled clothing, they will make skirts, jeans, the price range is $48 to 128. it'll be in select american eagle stores starting this thursday. great way -- heather: sounds like a good idea. heather: finally favorite dog flavor? tracee: could be in jeopardy. they are taking doughnuts off the menu. they are cutting down the menu. 30 doughnuts, 18 to 24, they want to focus on menu, drinks, other food they offer and that will happen in about a thousand stores.

heather: hopefully not the one the chocolate that's filled with cream. tracee: boston cream. heather: appreciate it. eight minutes until the top of the hour, stand up for the anthem or get benched. the new law of the land for the dallas cowboys. what do you think about that, we are reading your emails up next

heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", time now for your brew on this, vice president mike pence taking a stand, walking out of the colts game in indianapolis after san francisco players took a knee. and now owners and coaches are also vowing to put patriotism first, threatening to bench any player who disrespects our flag. so we asked players who don't stand for the national anthem should be punished, jackie ibañez with results. jackie. [inaudible] >> okay hey, there, guys, i'm not supposed if i'm supposed to look at facebook live or photo, we have been getting a number of comments from people, a lot of people have a number of things to say. marilou says absolutely bench, my husband is an avid football .

we hear a lot of people who may not watch the nfl anymore. they are going to totally boycott. he said they are paid to entertain the public period if they really want to do something about the situation, they would get out into the streets and do it there where it needs to be done. steve says the owners are only speaking up after they are losing fans, it's only about the dollar bills for that many times, right. who-- arnold says we are totally done with the nfl. if commissioner wants to pick and choose which rules the nfl can enforce, then we can cancel everything nfl. so what do you think of all of that? if you want to keep the conversation going, head to my

page jackie ibañez fnc. heather: all right. thank you very much. thanks to everyone for joining us on first 4:00 a.m. show on "fox & friends first", i will see you tomorrow same time. bye. heather thanks so much. all bets are off at this casino, nate leaving the golden nugget casino under water. we are live to show you the destruction. >> also breaking overnight, president trump working to make america safe, the toughest immigration crack-down in american history. rob: mike pence sends a clear message, stand up and support our troops or he's not going to watch. "fox & friends first" starts right now