heather: thank you so much. people continue to give their comments as we continue to monitor it. the next hour of "fox and friends" first, that wraps it up for the 4:00 am hour, see you back here tomorrow so get up early, "fox and friends" first continues right now. it is tuesday, october 10th, fox news alert, breaking overnight, a college student shot a police officer, but it will make you sick. rob: flames melting glass off of cars, adam housley keeping his home from burning to the ground. heather: pulled off the air. espn host suspended for attacking american team and the president. donald trump weighed in. "fox and friends" first continues right now.

♪ shake shake shake ♪ shake shake shake ♪ shake shake shake ♪ rob: live look outside on the east coast, you are watching "fox and friends" first tuesday morning. >> thanks for starting your day with us. accused of shooting a police officer in the face leaving him dead, the suspect was at the police station after drugs found in his room. rob: pulled out a gun and aimed it at the officer gunning him down. daniels took off and the campus was locked down and he was eventually found. the officer not yet identified,

daniels locked up at this hour. police just revealing a hotel security guard was shot six minutes before the las vegas shooter opened fire on the concert in las vegas, checking something out when the suspect fired 200 shots through the door. police previously said campos was shot during the assault and credited him with stopping it. jolene: california's wine country on fire, ten dead, 100 missing. look at this video, flames out-of-control leaving behind a trail of devastation. adam housley joins us with more. >> reporter: 100 missing persons reports, don't believe 100 people have perished, just 100 different missing persons

reports filed. that has to do with there is no cell service, very hard to find cell service at land lines are down. looking at the winery. i grew up at the bottom of the hill from here, it has been here many years, the fire blue through here 24 hours ago. this is a fire burning on the east side of napa valley, threatening homes, an area called green valley. we have a fire burning down in carneros and santa rosa, 15 fighters in northern california many threatening homes. from the air you see what is taking place across the region, no matter how much smoke, using helicopters and planes, didn't help in this case but has helped in areas of the eastern part of the valley. we came across a house where two firefighters from two units, one

from santa cruz county, one from navarro helped save this home in the eastern hills of napa valley. firefighters, coming into hell doing what they can but difficult because they don't know the area. >> difficult for us to get in areas we don't know it have never seen. we go along the house and look at them before the fire get there and decide which ones we can save based on preparations and we prep and go. >> reporter: in some cases it doesn't matter. this is the destruction of the country club, i shot this video before nightfall, you can see it seems in some cases every single home on some blocks are gone. this fire blue through with a couple hours of the end of the pga tour they were playing. there were hundreds of people that had to be evacuated. one sheriff said he was going door-to-door trying to open the front door and going inside and waking people up to get them

out. cars were burned on the street just abandoned. those pictures coming in in the next hour but the good news, there is not much, the winds died down but fires continue to chew up acres and threaten homes and they are worried about that number, the death toll stands at ten. they haven't had a chance to go into burned-out areas and deal with. >> they speculated this would be a bad fire season after the rain last winter, it is moving that direction, you had to do some work yourself. tell us how you saved the family home last night. >> on with you 24 hours ago, my brother and friends on social media showed up with shovels and they fought the fire to the bottom of the hill. our neighbors -- it burned down. across the yard, my dad had a couple friends, my brother were using water until the power went

out and shoveled dirt and sand into buckets, got water out of the pool or did what they could to fight the fire. when we got here today there were still smoldering areas and at one point in the creek with shovels putting out flames that continue to kick up and that is without the wind. imagine what it was like last night, being here all day with winds blowing earlier. there are reports winds can come back tomorrow. the idea is to get smoldering areas out to soak it up again. heidi heitkamp it is one thing to report on these and another to report on a store that affects you. rob: the us military will be ready to fight. jolene: that is the word from james madison north korea as the president doubles down on his stance against the rogue regime. >> reporter: the trump

administration making it clear it will not tolerate much longer any provocative action from north korea. donald trump continues to take a hard line approach against north korea and kim jung un. in his latest tweet donald trump tweeted our country has been unsuccessfully dealing with north korea for 25 years giving billions of dollars and getting nothing. policy didn't work. the trump administration still pursuing a diplomatic solution, plus imposing tougher economic sanctions on north korea. james madison speaking to the annual meeting in dc explains the army may be called to action if diplomacy fails. >> it is right now a diplomatically led economic sanctions buttress effort to try to turn north korea off this

past. the international community has spoken. that means the u.s. army must stand ready. >> reporter: the trump administration maintains it once a peaceful solution with north korea but is willing to tough talk and carry a big stick, being with military might to remove the nuclear threat from the rogue regime. rob: the white house taking steps on another key issue, immigration. can they get democrats on board. jolene: weighing in from the center for immigration studies is stephen, thank you for joining us. do you see any aspect where both parties can agree? >> it used to be the democrats were more enthusiastic about enforcement but now they see it as a bargaining chip. they used to want to go after the employers and control the border but today the democratic

party generally sees most efforts at enforcing the law, even holding criminals who get arrested and holding them in jail, cities all over america when the immigration service ask them to hold that person the local community and local government won't do it. enforcement is not something democrats want to be involved with the way they used to. rob: that drives people crazy about politics, 10 years ago the biggest names in politics, obama and clinton voting to complete 700 miles of pedestrian fencing along the border, build a wall. not even ten years later to build a wall is racist according to the left and insensitive and how does it change that fact? it appears to me to be purely political. how do you pull a move like that? >> most democratic voters want border control, they want

immigration enforcement but there is a small segment in the democratic party that sees any kind of enforcement, even deporting someone who has been arrested and in jail, as controversial and they seem to be in the drivers seat and managed to pull the democratic party all the way over to i guess what you could say is the left so hillary clinton during the campaign says anybody who is here illegally unless they are murder, robbery or rapist get to stay. that was her basic policy and that was not the policy of her husband. >> is this basic symbolism, they don't want to agree with donald trump? >> there is some of that. the real energy of the democratic party does see most forms of immigration enforcement as illegitimate, people should have a right to stay here.

that is not what most democratic voters think. the left wing of the democratic party which seems to be in charge. >> there is a difference between mainstream democrats and far left part of the party. to the far left's point the same people clamoring for free education, free healthcare saying you need to have open borders. if you implement it that the country would go belly up so fast you can't believe it, you can't have free things and open borders at the same time. >> all the things democrats care about like public education, the working poor, one reason we limit immigration is to make sure schools don't get overwhelmed, to make sure there aren't so many workers at the bottom of labor market to push down wages. there was a long tradition of the democratic party recognizing things progressives wanted were often in conflict with open borders but that seems to have

gone away in the democratic party. jolene: for joining us. heather: rob: a controversy free night of football. all players standing for the national anthem and this morning mike ditka has a message to those who want to continue to sit or neil. jolene: kathy griffin thought it was funny to be had donald trump, the disgraced comedian is back, what she did this time has come out. ♪ ♪ the wild one ♪ want in on the secret to ageless skin.

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for this photo with a bloodied prop of donald trump's head. >> i went too far. i made a mistake and i was wrong. rob: she returns wearing a mask of the president waving her middle finger in the air and taking a knee on the stage. jolene: an artist taking a jab at donald trump with this giant pincushion. the artwork part of a contract in michigan and getting serious backlash allowing visitors to take a pushpin and stick it anywhere on a picture of the president, 10,000 pins have been jabbed. he did not win the competition. we saw our first monday night football action where there wasn't much controversy on the sidelines during the end. heather: rob: football was just football. rob: first time all season. it has been a tough topic for

the nfl, gerri jones came out and told players they would get benched if they don't stand for the answer the president thanked the owner of the cowboys for that in a tweet. let's pull that up, big salute to gerri jones who will bench players who disrespect our flag. stand for and them or sit for game. jolene: gerri jones has been adamant about not wanting to be involved in this. i will admit i was surprised, it was week 3 when gerri jones partook in the demonstration, won't they protest, took a knee before the national anthem and stood up, that surprised me and the fact a couple weeks later coming so hard on this. rob: looking for middle ground, there is a discussion to be had about police brutality but also a country the needs to be respected, these things don't have to happen in the same two

minutes. >> gerri jones did say in an article that he is removing politics, what i have the right to say is who is on that football team. rob: burgess owens has been on a number of times, had a tough stance on this whole thing, listen to what he has to say. >> proud of the president to say enough of this progressively trying to steal our heritage, we have a chance, these kids have a chance to truly put their money where their mouth is, there are problems we need to address from those on the sideline, the best hope and encouragement in jobs and mentorship to kids who don't have hope. it is a great win, we -- jolene: a lot of people sounding off including mike ditka. here is what he had to say.

when you want to protest protest when the game is over. football has been good to these guys can enjoy it, have fun with our don't care who you are or how much money you make, if you don't respect our country you shouldn't be in this country playing football. he says go to another country and play football. go somewhere else and play the sport you wouldn't have a job if you don't respect the flag in this country you don't know what this is all about. pretty tough words. the game is different nowadays, the players are different, you talk to a lot of these guys many years ago and their opinion is strong about that. rob: the country has changed since mike ditka was the coach of the bears. >> espn host suspended for

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after she slams cowboys owner gerri jones for saying he would bench any player who does not stand for the national anthem. here are the tweets got her in trouble, cowboys have a huge national following, lots of black and brown folks are cowboys fans. what if they turned their backs on them? the rationale behind his stand keeping the fan base happy they can see he underestimated how his fan base feels, or how about not patronizing the advertisers who support the cowboys? you can watch and do that. a few weeks ago she made headlines for calling donald trump a white supremacist on twitter. she was not punished then but was handed a two week suspension, espn said they violated her social media policy for second time but some on social media say espn didn't go far enough, if you ask me she

deserves more than a two week suspension, calling that outrageous. another twitter user says she should be fired, not just suspended. on the other side people like our sharpton and rosie o'donnell come out on social media saying they are outraged she was suspended, she should be allowed to say how she feels on twitter. jolene: we don't know if she is suspended without pay. >> we don't know she will be paid or take a two week pay cut. rob: i couldn't believe the lines they cut out. >> twitter under fire for blocking congresswoman marsha blackburn's senate campaign ad because of this line about planned parenthood, take a listen. >> i am 100% pro-life. i thought planned parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts, thank god. >> baby body parts got that ad band, a twitter spokesperson said that line was deemed

inflammatory and would even okay strong negative reaction. she was blocked from being able to pay to promote that ad but it is on her twitter profile. she is asking people to retweet it. it has been retweeted 11 times so this is working in her favor. >> that broken in a fight with costco. >> he is in a hot seat over this 2-month-old tweet slamming conservative arthur dinesh d' d'sou d'sousa, why do you compare left-wing people to not these? people got a hold of that and made it go viral, obviously you have not read the book, not one untruth about the history of the democratic party. stacy on twitter says truth

hurts, thank god for dennis desousa who presented facts, i read the big lie, highly recommend you read it too. a lot of people that i didn't know costco sold this book so thanks for letting me know, i will pick up a copy now. >> for book burning. i don't know. thanks so much. >> 30 minutes after the hour, the trump administration declaring the war on call is over, music to the ears of many miners. >> it proves to us that donald trump is going to do the things he promised he would do. >> what about those who say it is bad for the climate? stay tuned. rob: the nfl protest is called a political stunt but nobody called the distance when he was booeded at the hamilton, closer look at the hypocrisy coming up next. ♪ after all this time (avo) when you have type 2 diabetes, you manage your a1c,

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rob: the president unveiling demands for immigration reform and exchange for deal and daca. jolene: democrats a the list goes too far. >> reporter: donald trump telling lawmakers to fund and build his border wall or else, protecting dreamers is able to the reforms, stopping centauri cities from denying federal funding, hiring 10,000 additional ice agent, 300 prosecutors, establish a point based system for green cards and ending asylum. the list is praised by his base is proof of a president keeping his campaign promise but being slammed by democrats as lacking basic humanity. they also say it is different from the deal the top democrats on capitol hill talked about over dinner at the white house. chuck and nancy as the president calls them, and proposals

represent any attempt at compromise, the list includes the wall which was pulled out of the negotiation. >> the message to the dreamers is listen to what the president said, he is open to a deal, they should call their friends chuck and nancy and say are you going to give up the deal? >> reporter: yesterday the president played golf with lindsey graham. a lot to talk about with fellow republican senator bob corker and i know -- senator graham said yesterday, in windy and rainy conditions donald trump shot a 73. he also said better in the presidential race than today on the golf course. >> thank you for joining us.

the war on call is over, head of the epa scott pruitt announcing a plan to repeal president obama's clean power plan. the proposal argues current emission standards are too to tough for power plants to meet. earlier we talked to a coworker who called out hillary clinton on the campaign trail for putting coal miners out of work. he is praising the trump administration for stepping in. >> proves to us that donald trump will do the things he promised he would do, help every day living for the people in this state, slowly but surely we are starting to see our product on the highways. >> the epa deciding whether to replace the clean power plant or propose a brand-new rule. using the wrong pronoun could land people in jail. a new california law will punish healthcare workers who refuse to call transgender patients by

their preferred names or pronouns is meant to prevent dissemination, violated could face a fine or jail time for the sponsor insists no one would be criminally prosecuted. rob: mike pence starting his own and protest by walking out of an nfl game when players refuse to stand for the national and. the mainstream media wasted no time calling this a political stunt. >> with a distant? >> one of the most talk about plays was sent by donald trump and executed by his vice president. >> the white house dismissing criticism the vice president's walkout of an nfl game with a taxpayer-funded political stunt. rob: it is not the first time the vice president has been at the center of the debate, we look back at november when he was blueed when he walked into a new york theater to see hamilton and lectured by the cast. there wasn't much media outcry. democratic strategist and contributor for the bill michael

starr hawkins and conservative millennial, we begin with you, thanks for coming in this morning. this may well have been a stunt, i can see it happening in politics. why does the media have a problem with the? >> it was a flip from the hamilton stunt, it was a stunt, those were private citizens addressing the vice president. here you had the vice president using taxpayer dollars to make a political stunt. vice president is held to a higher standard than citizens and actors on broadway. rob: your response to that? >> say what you will, it was probably for publicity. to his colonist and not sure the president has said the trip was long planned, we don't know if it was planned before hand that pence would leave but this is something trump's base loved, that he expertly maneuvers the

media so i agree this was deliberate but trump is clever and effective with this dance between his base, the administration and the media in order to focus the narrative on things he wants to focus on. he did that very well. >> i'm from indianapolis where peyton manning is god. he is like bobby knight. this with his big night in a state that mike pence was running. it was likely pence could have been at that game for that reason and that is a good reason to be there but even if this was a stunt can't you argue everything politicians do is a stunt? don't they spend their entire first term getting elected to a second term? i used to live in los angeles and president obama with come to town to collect money for his reelection campaign. that was funded by taxpayer dollars. where's the outrage on that? >> it was a stunt and took away

from peyton manning. we are talking about vice president pence. the problem is talking about budgets and taxes, the trip cost $300 for him to be there for a couple minutes. the press pool was told they would leave before the game started. rob: democrats blue the budget to hell, gave 10 billion more or 10 trillion more in a deficit care about money for once in their lives. jolene: democrats care about being fiscally responsible as soon as they disagree with that. >> interesting topic. would you say this administration has its flaws, we have a president that is very vocal, will he ever get a fair shake down? nbc cataloging the president

going to play golf in a sinister tone. obama went to play golf i don't recall that. >> he deserved -- i don't think trump supporters will get a fair shake or trump will get a fair shake in the media but what we have seen because trump is expert at narrating and re-narrating whatever narrative he wants in the media, whatever the media drags him through the mud the supporting his base bolsters and grows. we will see that in an issue that has to do with patriotism and honoring our flag, you can't go wrong with this. >> both sides take pot shots at each other. we have to get rid of the hypocrisy and call it like we see it. jolene: let's check in with janice dean with a look at the forecast. all eyes on northern california.

>> wents are going to die down today but we are in elevated high fire danger for the santa rosa area, sonoma area north of san francisco, the wind helping gust, fan the flames. as we go southward across southern california, the high fire danger is more expensive. la, long beach, oceanside, high fire danger in southern california and it will diminish for northern california but much of the state of california is dry and warm and not getting any rainfall at all. that is not good news. northern california the winds die down today. we have some rainfall in the central us. nate is out of the way, don't have any tropical news to cover. behind this cold front much cooler than average temperatures ahead of it, warmer than average temperatures including new york city, 81 ° today so enjoy it

while it lasts. >> crazy that it is october, 80 °. it is just about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. remember when president obama told you if you like your healthcare you can keep it? that didn't work out. coming up what donald trump is doing to change your care for the better. rob: not what you want to see on the runway. a plane on fire, what happened coming up. jolene: a plane offering a perk for free. stay tuned. ♪

rob: fox news alert 10 people dead, 100 missing as wildfires ripped through northern california, the wine country, fast-moving flames forcing tens of thousands from their homes leaving entire neighborhoods looking like this, in ruins, burned out, hospitals in a race against time together patients to safety, 17 wildfires burning across the state of california. jolene: a plane on fire, the plane just feet from an american airlines plane in hong kong causing pure panic, no passengers on board, american airlines blames the fire on faulty cargo loading equipment. rob: a major recall at a popular grocery chain. if you bought a pot roast lately

it could be meatloaf. you are kidding me. jolene: what you need to know. if you like meatloaf you are okay with that. >> reporter: this was publix grocery store, major meat recall because this meatloaf was packaged as pot roast. if you like both dishes it is not a big deal but it contains breadcrumbs and soybean oil so if you have any allergies that is a big issue. the recall in stores like south carolina, alabama, tennessee, virginia, florida and georgia. take that back to the store. rob: who lived dropping prices. >> they are offering their entry-level plan normally $7.99, offering for 599 a month for a

limited time only and first-time customers. take advantage of that. >> i want you to give the good news, this news this morning. >> at a time it doesn't seem you get anything for free, to customers on its international flights, they offer beer, wine and liquor, in business class, they will enjoy this. great news. rob: thanks so much. jolene: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: had a chance to sit down with ivanka trump, i asked about all of donald trump's critics, listen to what she

said. what do you say to the critics and the media that attack him constantly and say he is racist and so many things about them that are negative? >> i think donald is a good man trying to do the best he can to run the country, once america has the jobs, we can go to the world. >> she talked about raising the three children with donald trump, talks about his affair, not being faithful and what he is like in the white house and if she wants to be in melania's shoes, the first cable exclusive coming up. go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing.

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jolene: donald trump will sign a new executive order aimed at rolling back regulations set by obamacare. rob: how this could affect you and your family, radiologist nicole safire, for coming in. tell us what this plan is in the criticisms of it. >> this would be a backdoor approach of dismantling aspects of the affordable care act. this is not health reform by any means but insurance reformat test. with the executive order -- what it sounds like is focusing on plans that rand paul has been a big supporter of, plans that are -- by allowing small businesses to come together with larger purchase power to buy insurance together which would drive down premiums, co-pays and

potentially allowing individuals to buy into this which overall would help for 7 million people buying on the individual market who are not receiving subsidies. that large class of middle-class americans suffering. rob: what will this do long-term? >> will destabilize the individual market for sure but that will prompt everyone in washington to come together, republicans have not been able to come up with a consensus so the president is going back to his campaign saying i will do something with healthcare and this is the way i can do it. rob: let's show some elements of this, expanding options for individuals and small business employees, allowing purchasing across state lines, expanding health savings accounts making short-term medical insurance more possible, buying across state lines lowering cost of

insurance for everybody. >> if you are opening up state lines for purchasing power you will see costs go down but when insurance works these days, the larger the network greater the cost. don't know if you have a hard time finding the correct doctor but a lot of people have that complaint, such a narrow network, if you open across state lines you have to expand insurers network so it may go up. there may be balance by allowing price competition opening state lines but increasingly network and prices go up. jolene: what about health savings account? >> great way to help people pay for their expenses. you have a when it comes to how many free tax dollars you can use for healthcare. by expanding those people can save more and if you have a card, see how much you are spending on healthcare you may not go to the emergency room for

a cold or your physician if it could be treated at home, the responsibility for people. >> executive order good or bad? >> i like progress. a step in the right direction but it is not a long-term fix but i like it. >> 6 minutes until the top of the hour. did you hear what mike ditka had to say about the kneeling controversy and it is making headlines and raising eyebrows this morning. >> forget picnic baskets, these bears breaking for pizza parties, favorite toppings coming up next. ♪

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>> i think that you have to be colored blind in this country. you have to look for a person for what he is and what he stands for and how he produces. all of a sudden it's become a big deal now about oppression. there has been no oppression in the last 100 years that i know of. i don't care how are, how much money you make. if you don't respect our country, then you shouldn't be in this country playing football. go to another country and play football. if you can't respect the flag and the country, then you don't respect what this is all about. i would say adios. >> there you heard it, mike ditka sounding off on the nfl kneeling protest there on jim bray's radio show during the vikings game last night. we had a lot of people sending in comments about this.

rob: i wish more coaches were real men and americans like mike ditka. >> preach, what have these players done for me or the community or the country lately? not a darn thing. stand up and play. rob: ditka understands the opportunity that the sports allowed the gifted. many couldn't be baggage handlers if not for their god given talent. talking about the gifted. >> saving thousands of live in the massacre guess a truck of his own. taylor winston found unlocked pickup and brought victims to the hospital. no doubt saved a lot of lives was b 5 motors in gilbert heard his story and offered to give him a new ford f-150 and we love it. jillian: 200 balloons exploding into a massive official. hitting a light bulb igniting a ball of fire in an event in india. nobody was hurt.

rob: black bears raiding a pizza shop. sneaking into the colorado pizzeria breaking into a window and eating it off the bar. jillian: what kind of pizza? i have so many questions u. rob: we will see you later. >> giving congress an ultimatum. >> funding to build his border wall or deal ending dreamers is dead. >> original shot. >> hotel security guard was shot a full six minutes before the locke lock vegas shooter opened fire. >> 10 dead, 100 missing at this hour. >> destruction is unbelievable. >> suspended anchor jim meal hill after she called for boycott of the dallas cowboys. >> to try to see you lens her will not silence many of us. >> blackburn takes credit for stopping for the sale of baby parts, so twitter the