worship through the tears and through the sadness we stand strong. rob: president trump taking hiem to honor victims about we learn details about gunman that stormed in church armed with a semiautomatic weapon. >> live of new developments before he heads over to south korea. rob: five nfl players kicked out as they throw fists instead of football. "fox & friends first" begins right now. ♪

>> you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm jackie ibañez in for jillian mele. rob: turning now to fox news alert, small texas town in mourning after 26 parishioners at a church killed following a horrible attack. jackie: we are learning more this morning about the gunman. former member of the u.s. air force, armed with semiatmatic weapon, police digging into the past hope to go find out why he did it. todd live outside the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, todd. >> an eerie calm here at the scene, the only sound that one hears about 17 hours after the horrific carnage is the sound of generators, generators powering the lights so you can see charge behind us or tents where investigators are working feverishly to trying to figure out why the individual committed

horrific act. the last night vigil was held for the victims. kelly was dressed like you said in black tactical gear wearing a ballistic vest when he arrived at valero gas station near baptist church, at news conference last night, officials say he crossed the street to the church and began firing a ar-assault type rifle according to military, kelly was in air force until 2014 but he was court marshaled in 2012 for assaulting his wife and child and received a bad conduct discharge from the air force. kelly worked as a security guard for a texas water park this past summer according to resume under his name that appears online. investigatorrors say kelly didn't appear to be connected to any organized terror groups as well. as for this community, less than 400 people total, the challenge now is coming together as almost every corner of this town is

impacted. >> we are going to try and do our best and comfort and minister how we can. >> we lost great friends today and had great friends injured. >> this is now the eighth place of worship shooting since 1990, 1999, unfortunately it does appear to be the worst church attack in u.s. history. rob and jackie. rob: search for a motive in this intensifies. jackie: here with the lathest on the investigation is fox news contributor and former dc police detective, ted williams, ted, this is such a difficult story because it's such a soft target. there are victims as young as 5 year's old all the way to 72, a pregnant woman shot dead, the pastor's 14-year-old daughter. what does this say about

humanity? >> it questions humanity under the circumstances but we are beginning to get a clearer picture of who this guy is or was. it is no doubt about it that he himself for what i understand that may have had relatives that attended the church in question, comes across the street and shoots individuals, this happen where you would least expect, rob, and jackie, and that's in small town america. rob: when i took a look at the photos when the name came out, you can almost see, there has to be some kind of sickness for people to do something like this, i think that goes without saying, but in one picture in particular, it reminds me of the the photo of the kid that did the newtown massacre, there

something has to be done about mental ill innocence the country at this point? >> absolutely. when you see something, say something and when you're in small town america, you see someone like this guy who i understand was considered an atheist or doing online atheist reviews and he may have been well firing a gun, you take that combination and you would believe that someone in small town america would take that to law enforcement so they can take the individual out. jackie: thank goodness for citizen who chased off this guy f it wasn't for him, who knows how many people would have died. he chased him off with the rifle. >> absolutely, jackie, i'm glad that you mentioned the hero. it's my understanding and certainly unconfirmed but that this is the same individual who

shot this guy, kelly gets in the vehicle, the person who shot him got in his vehicle along with another person, they chased this guy down, the guy kelly veered off the highway and at the time and crashed and at that time they came up to the vehicle and they found him to be dead, so this guy from all indication was a hero. rob: you were a law enforcement officer, i want to go back to preventing things like this from happening. you said if you see something like this, you have to say something, you know somebody who thinks is weird and has a got of guns, if you go to a police officer they can't do anything at that point, he owned the gun legally, right? >> i'm a lawyer also and i can tell you that you're right about what you're saying, i don't know if you can say that someone who is mentally ill or under mental distress legally and lawfully own ad gun but i think that what would happen is that law

enforcement then can go out and do an investigation and that person then in fact, could be under radar screen and this guy kelly was not on a radar screen, he didn't have a criminal record, the only thing he had was a dishonorable discharge in 2014 from the air force. rob: yeah, it's just the frustration of this happening over and over again with no real solution in sight is what is so tough to get through, thank you, sir f your -- for your time. >> my pleasure. rob: solidarity with japan on the world table. jackie: commander in chief vowing uniting front. rob: hey, griff. >> hey, rob and jackie, good morning. standing with prime minister abe, president trump reaffirmed the strong bond between the two

nations declaring that the world can no longer be patient in the face of north korean aggression. >> the era of strategic patience is over. some people said that my rhetoric is very strong, but look what's happened with very weak rhetoric over the last years. abe agreed with the president's position that all options are on the table. president trump and melania met with japanese held captive in north korea putting a personal face on heartbreaking stories. together we met with the parents who was abducted in 1977, no shield should ever be subjected to such cruelty, no parent

should have to endure 40 years of heartbreak. >> seeking new ground to cut trade deficit with japan. finally, i have to mention in a lighter moment, the two leaders participated in feeding of coy feed, president trump just dumping his. at this moment, speaking of feeding, the leaders sitting down at state banquet at the palace in tokyo, perhaps the last event before he heads off to south korea. jackie: i wonder what that says the personality about the way they feed the fish. rob: you know the fish love the president. they're getting a lot of food. jackie: thank you. houston, texas, deputy shot six times in line of duty overnight is expected to make a full recovery. happened after justin gay respond today domestic dispute in a home as he was trying to

arrest, gay was hit in the leg, the help will be charged with attempted capital murder. rob: today president trump's former campaign aide accused of conspiring against the united states set to appear for bail hearing, pleading not guilt. the indictments do not mention president trump or alleged russian med until the 2016 election. both men right now under house arrest. and special counsel robert mueller russia probe now includes tony podesta. we are learning that his company lobbied for the uranium one deal from a few years ago. the brother of hillary clinton's campaign chair john podesta did not file as a foreign agent while lobbying for this russia-owned company from 2012 all the way up to 2015. in 2010 while hillary clinton was secretary of state a cabinet led federal committee approved a deal giving russia 20% of

america's uranium reserves. that sale now under investigation to determine if the clinton foundation received gifts and money from the russians and the owner of uranium one. jackie: another news for the first time in 40 years, an american woman wins the new york city marathon. >> she comes to the line, breaks the tape, the joy evident. jackie: olympic medalist, two hours and 26 minutes, 26-year-old from oregon breaking down in tears when she crossed the finished line before wrapping herself in the american flag. the run with heavy police presence after terrorist attack in downtown that killed 8 people. rob: president trump set to discuss north korea with russian president vladimir putin. our next guest.

jackie: roger goodell and league owners among those to be deposed. their statements may not even matter. she joins us live to explain why. rob: and the little ring bearer stealing the show after failing to do the job.

rob: president trump putting north korea on notice. jackie: sit-down with vladimir putin which is supposed to be this thursday but our next guest warns that putin is no friend. north korea takes on the world. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it this morning. >> well, thank you. jackie: let's talk about the

last 24 hours. what do you make of his meeting with prime minister? >> it's important for president trump solidify the relationship with japan because they are our corner stone ally in asia as everyone says. you know, once japan is with the united states, that gives us the capability of doing other things, this was really good diplomacy. not only on the part of the japanese but on part of president trump. rob: and i think with shinzo abe, it's a much clear definition of the relationship is probably pretty good when he talks to xi jinping in china, that's got to be the most important meetings he'll have because that's when things get dicey. >> yes, that's when things get dicey. that's the next stop on the trip, moon jae-in has undermine

the ability to defend south korea. if there's friction in the open, people are going to blame the president but i actually think that that's a good thing because we need to have this out with the south koreans. jackie: he's going to meet on wednesday there in china, what should he be saying, what should the narrative be? >> the narrative should be the united states will no longer submit china supply north korea for nuclear weapon's program, it should no longer allow chinese to apply equipment and technology for ballistic program in north korea, should cut all business dealings and basically he should say to xi jinping, you do business with north koreans or with us but not both. choose xi jinping because this is where the rubber hits the road. >> absolutely, yeah, one of the more fascinating things that i took from your perspective on this that a lot of people don't know is that the south korean president right now is actually

somewhat pronorth korea and also prochina which is beyond fascinating because north korea is probably the biggest threat to livelihood right now. >> right, the south korean electorate is divided between conservative who is support the united states down the line and the so-called progressives and president moon is a progressive, he's a korean nationalist. he believes korea should balance itself between the united states and china even though the u.s. is the only nation pledged to defend south korea and china is actually arming south koreans arch enemy which is north korea. this on the surface doesn't make sense. we put up with this because we do need to preserve stability in north asia but we should be having the very difficult discussions with the south korean leadership because actually they don't reflect a lot of the opinion in south korea itself because south korea is a good friend to the united states, it's just that the political establishment at this moment is not. jackie: last question, president trump is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin on thursday, those two, you

know, they had their first meeting back in july, it was supposed to be 30 minutes and ended up being two hours. they clearly have a lot to talk about. how do you think that meeting is going to go. >> i think president trump will try to separate putin from xi jinping. putin is a troublemaker in north asian. but nonetheless, putin has been supporting xi jinping down the line and we see the russian an chinese militaries exercising together in the south china sea so that is problematic for us. so president trump, i think, needs to sort of use coercive, we should be making sure that we will tell them that we will aggravate the problems for him if he doesn't help us on north korea. rob: right, don't stir the pot. the ever complex story of north korea and asia all put together. thank you so much gordon.

appreciate it. >> appreciate it. jackie: 20 minutes after the top of the hour, chelsea handler to lead the resistance, now blaming the church massacre on republicans. rob: online backlash of this story and carley shimkus is going to have it after the break . elevators use iot data and ai to help thousands get to work safely and efficiently. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. yours. ♪ ♪

rob: a lot of outrage after comedian chelsea handler very quick to blame republicans for the massacre in texas. jackie: carley shimkus, siriusxm 115. carley: comedian chelsea handler took to twitter to blame all

republicans for the tragedy hours after a gunman opened fire inside a texas church, handler took to twitter saying this, innocent people go to church on sunday to honor their god and while doing so get shot and killed. what country? america, why republicans? one can assume she's talking about gun control there. she's now facing serious blowback on social media. a few details out and chelsea handler blames all republicans for sutherland springs, massacre calls her a despicable woman. as you remember, if you'll recall she did quit her netflix talk show few weeks ago to become a full-time political activist. i have to say, tweets like this usually don't work out in anyone's favor and do much more to divide the country. rob: yeah, i would say so. carley: to say the least.

rob: i'm trying to figure out what exactly happened here. carley: teacher has been suspended after giving seventh graders a homework assignment after giving description, sex change operations and graphic sexual definitions. a father saw that packet, about 42 pages long and he took to facebook with his reaction, take a listen. >> we live by our own expectations and when it comes to teaching our kids certain things, that should be left up to us, not health class in seventh grade. carley: his video has been viewed over 760,000 times, reaction pouring in, dona says this dad has every right to be upset. this is truly information that a parent is responsible for teaching only and cynthia also says, very discurbing and is not right unless people complain

nothing will be done about it if we don't protect our children who will? that teacher was suspended with pay but the parent who complained said he's happy that he could, you know, shed light on this pretty disturbing situation. rob: a little bit young. let them get to puberty first. jackie: the nfl is making headlines for a good reason this time. carley: yeah, absolutely. the nfl, take a look at the tweet that they sent out, for every tweet you send out #salutetoservice the nfl will donate $5 to military charities, top-trending hashtag during the game, take a look at the tweet. salute to service, thank you for help sog many servicemen and women, this is a step? the right direction and sean who was a veteran posted this on twitter says, $5 is donated for every tweet, so thanks to those who serve and are still serving. how about that?

jackie: that's great. carley: i think they raised $830,000 so far. jackie: 5 bucks is a lot for hashtag. rob: important pr for the nfl right now. carley: you're absolutely right. rob: 27 minutes after the hour, democrats immediately calling for gun control right after the texas church massacre, elizabeth warren says thoughts and prayers are not enough, senator in connecticut. jackie: too soon to politicize the tragedy, we will debate that next of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended...

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jackie: fox newell's alert, 26 people dead. rob: small church in sutherland springs, texas, he was wearing

black tactical gear but police right now do not have a motive. todd outside live baptist church with what we are learning this morning, todd. >> rob and jackie, good morning, a place of peace turned into a place of carnage, 26 at least, 26 individuals killed ranging in age from 5 to 72 year's old in what authorities authorities ara senseless act of violence. authorities are also saying devin patrick kelly was stressed in black tactical gear wearing ballistic vest, officials said he crossed the street to the church and began firing an assault-type rifle. one of the victims, the daughter of the church's pastor a 14-year-old named annabelle. massacre could have been worse if not for the bravery, of two local men who chased after kelly

unclear if kelly was killed by police, local or by himself. >> he hurt so many people and he just affected so many people's lives, why wouldn't you want to take him down? >> that was one of the local individuals involved in local pursuit of kelly. in 2012 was court-marshaled for assaulting wife and child. expect investigators to pour every single detail to figure out why he did this horrible thing in texas, rob and jackie, thank you. rob: thank you so much. america in mourning today, of course, shock and grief as texas reels from the deadliest church shooting in u.s. history but that is not stopping democrats from pushing gun control. >> among them senator warren, we must stop tragedies, people are dying while you wait.

chris murphy, how can you claim that you respect human life while choosing weapon makers over supports for measures favored by constituents. horror, heartbreak, shame prayers are important but insufficient. congress must act or be come -- complicit. here to debate philip of the washington exact -- examiner and lauren. lauren, i want to start with you, republicans quick to say that this is not the time to politicize something like but i think some people feel like when are you going to talk about this this is when it's most important? >> yeah, i think the word politicized has very negative connotation and the vast majority of americans do want to see political leaders take some

sort of action, it's not a once in a while incident we are seeing mass shootings over and over again. how many tens of thousands of americans have to lose their lives before congress tries to do something. when it comes to terrorism, no matter how many people die we take immediate action, we try to -- we have not done that on gun related deaths and those numbers so far exceed those of any terrorist incident, i think many americans are asking, look, why do we continue. rob: a lot of republicans say this is not about guns but where is the answer? they just want an answer. >> what we need to recognize that mistakes are made when we try to legislate issues and then once we recognize that, we need to remember that thoughts and prayers are in order for the

tragedies and what happened to this baptist congregation was just that. prayers are also an order. according to earlier reports kept this -- >> no evidence, unfortunately there's just no evidence of having people armed on site actually protect people from dying and you saw 26 people had to die before that happened. the fact is to talk rushing, it's been six years since sandy hook. rob: might be a question what kind of guns we can allow in this country versus whether or not we can have -- >> assault weapon. rob: we have to move onto our second topic, guys, donna brazile releases this book, it's

a big slam to hillary clinton. we will start with you, what did you take from it and how damming is this for her party. >> i think one of the things we discovered in the last few day that is some of the lead lyons that made the biggest splash donna walked many of them back, there's no evidence that the primaries were rigged, it's totally, you know, it's become solicitous in the news but it really doesn't have as much impact as people does. the reality is the democratic party despite issues, despite very real issues with organization in dnc which will need to be addressed long-term, the democratic party remains pretty united, this is not some deep rift, i don't believe this is going to affect long-term the unity of the party. nobody is going to be primarying candidates because donna brazile wrote a book about the election. rob: the feeling that i've got,

hillary clinton seems dictator, what she says goes, don't stand in her way. what is your take? >> even if senator elizabeth warren was being bitter because she didn't like the results of 2016 election, the reality here is reality is perception and in the current democratic party there's no single independent lead whoar can step into this leadership vacuum so we have a party that is litigating the past losses and what does that do to help democrats win in virginia this week, absolutely nothing and if they don't get this problem taken care of, how is that going to help them move forward ahead of 2018? republicans have given them a golden opportunity. republicans are enactive and right now democrats are squabbling. rob: we have to go out of need for time but thank you so much this morning for coming. jackie, over to you. jackie: live in japan where

president trump and first lady melania arrived at the palace, the two are joining japan's prime minister and wife for dinner after they held joint conference, the banquet wrapping up first stop on his asia tour, longest foreign trip since becoming commander in chief. well, turns out senator rand paul's injuries are far worse than we thought after he was attacked by neighbor, he suffered five broken ribs, unclear when he will return to washington. his accused attacker is rene, you see him right there, people who knew him say he was vocal about antirepublican stance. paul tweeting this, kelly and i appreciate the overwhelming support after friday's unfortunate event. thank you for your thoughts and prayers. charges could be on the way to former national security adviser michael flynn and his son. fbi special counsel mueller has reportedly gathered enough

evidence against the two in his russia probe. mueller's team could be looking into possible money laundering charges along with lie to go federal agents, former trump aides manafort and gates also charged with conspiracy against with the united states but with no connection to the trump campaign. meanwhile tornadoes slamming the midwest leaving eight people hurt and a trail of damage. look at this, tornado in western ohio destroying buildings and leaving more than 2,000 people in the dark. 65-miles-per-hour winds and leaving 18,000 people without power in indiana. janice dean with more on the weather forecast. janice: unfortunately, we had tornadoes last night as you mentioned, nine reports over not only ohio but indiana and illinois. thankfully this line of thunderstorms is weakening, we are not going to see severe weather event that we saw yesterday but we are going the see heavy rain, we could see hail and damaging winds with the hail system, the good news it is

weakening and weather across the northeast and travel delays as the front moves through. the next system pushes into the rockies bringing snow over the elevation, the higher elevations and much colderrary, take a look at current temperatures, ahead of the front still warmer across much eastern third of the country. behind it is where we are seeing the colder air. current windchill minus 2. you can see the colder feel, feel the colder air moving in and there's the system moving bringing a foot or snow of snow across highest of elevations. next storm from the pacific as well. active weather pattern as we get into this week. thank you. rob: okay, janice, thank you so much. three dolphins players kneeling and coach banded last month, why did did the rule change right

before the game? >> i guess you just want everybody to be in fox news. stop being so jealous of fox news and ratings. jackie: stop being so sell juice. kellyanne conway calling out cnn, the fiery exchange you need to hear this morning. >> okay, thanks, bye. i lost my job. >> and beng watching your favorite show, bad addiction, we have science that can prove that? jackie: i don't know. rob: i don't know either. laught] yes, even the awkward among us deserve some laughter. and while it's okay to nibble in public, a lady only dines in private. try the name your price tool from progressive. it gives you options based on your budget. uh-oh. discussing finances is a big no-no.

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that's it, i'm out. did yon the national debt?ssman get elected by talking tough will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. rob: all right, welcome back, live look at agasaka palace in tokyo japan. the president is speaking. jackie: let's dip in and listen for a couple of seconds. >> denver the world of golf talks about that one great afternoon put after put and it

was really great, so congratulations. great gentleman, great gentleman. [applause] [inaudible] [speaking in native tongue]

rob: we are going to cut it off there because most of us don't speak japanese but they are talking about golf. jackie: well done, rob. rob: there's the president trying to have a little fun at dinner, 7:45 at night in tokyo japan. violence breaking in nfl with three brawls in three different games. >> there's a fight behind the

plait. rob: wide receiver laying a huge hit on the saints, evans was not ejected from that game. jackie: kelly an conway clashes out and calling credibility crisis when asked if the president is currently having one. >> why not just say look, it's in our commercial interest to be antitrump. just own it, don't you think that would be more credible for cnn? >> i guess you want everybody to be like fox news. >> stop being so jealous of fox news and their ratings. that would help -- jackie: credibility crisis exist in the democratic party citing donna brazile's recent revelations, big revelations about the dnc. [laughter] jackie: let's check in with brian kilmeade.

>> we have to be stop being jealous of 5:00 o'clock hour and put this all behind us. [laughter] brian: let me tell you what's coming up. sadly mass shooting, the president's remarks on the shooting and as it relates to asian trip, what's at stake and what is traveling with the president, key to his goals, kellyanne conway will be here live about who is jealous and who is not jealous of fox news. we will talk again in the eye of the storm, governor greg abbott will be here where texas comes from here, small town texas, that is. pastor robert jeffress and donna brazile and the clintons, are they now in everybody's rear-view mirror. i urge you, that's you, please get dressed.

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rob: nfl commissioner roger goodell being called for deposition. leads two other league executives, so how far can this possibly go? jackie: here to weigh in emily. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. jackie: how far can this go? what are we going see out of roger goodell? >> probably not go as far as we think it is. kaepernick has filed for arbitration. so unlike traditional court, there's no subpoena power here and historically an nfl arbitration only five people are allowed to be deposed per side. here without that subpoena

power, the power to compel is more deluded and each side can dig into their heels and refuse to oblige and someone like goodell which is so high up, it's highly unlikely the judge will approve that evidentiary will be deposed here. if five is the average, the judge will not approve anyone. rob: what's so interesting about that, in my opinion, it wouldn't take collusion from nobody to want this guy right now. you know, who wants to touch a quarterback that's controversial. they could all independently think i don't want this guy, they don't have to get together and make the decision. he's not tom brady, he's not going to change the team that dramatically, who wants to touch somebody who might cost them a lot of their fan base? >> exactly. now the media is covering the fact that these gentlemen have been asked to be deposed.

that doesn't mean if something is unearthed in the form of e-mail or text or cell phone records, if something is unearth today that effect it does not rise to the level of collusion and it's kaepernick's burden by clear preponderance of the evidence. i don't want to hire the guy and the other agreeing, that's still not an agreement not to hire. burden season high and the evidence as we know it is not there. jackie: so you don't think kaepernick has a case? >> not from what we know thus far. it is curious to me and frankly legal standard why he did not mention or reference a smoking gun or type of evidence that points to that let alone specificity required in the original filing. so basically we have yet to hear even an elusion to something happening rather than specific description of such, so without that, no judge is going approve 8 people being deposed and

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rob: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. tom hanks helping a christmas man pull off a surprise book proposal. supposed to be a q and a session. tom hanks, with the good help she said yes. >> binge watching tv as addicting as drugs. according to a doctor, your body experience binge like high watching the show chemicals in your body. no more desperate housewive housewives. rob: adorable. falling asleep on the job. a little boy and toy car didn't even pull over before taking a little nap on his way down the aisle. he woke up right before reaching the altar. weddings are boring. we get it. janice: it's somebody's birthday today.

rob: jackie ibañez is turning 21 years old today. happy birthday. janice: going to have another birthday. >> carley's is tomorrow. jackie: thank you guys so much. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> a fox news alert in a small texas town in mourning after 26 parishioners in a church killed following a horrible attack. >> through the tears and through the sadness we stand strong. >> this is the deadliest church shooting in the united states in almost 30 years. >> today's tragedy is almost everybody's worst nightmare. >> overnight commander-in-chief holding a joint press conference with the prime minister before the state dinner. >> the overarching issue here before the state trip is north korea. >> the era of strategic