>> february 28th, and background checks, arming schoolteachers. students return to the scene of the florida high school massacre. and school safety, donald trump looking to get on the table today. >> if any american whose life and life's work deserves to be honored it is billy graham. >> remembering america's pastor, rev. billy graham lying in honor in the us capital, we are there live with donald trump with the day of respect today. >> she called for his impeachment and threatened to move to canada, barbra streisand not shy about her opinions. she says hillary really won the election. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

daesch a live look at washington dc, halfway through the week. jillian: pitch perfect. daesch you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday. jillian: thanks for starting your day with us. high school massacre in park deland killed 17 people. >> donald trump trying to work on school safety. kelly wright joins us with what we can expect today. >> reporter: students return to class, a lot of the base over new gun laws, back-to-school

time at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. two weeks after a former student opened fire killing 17 students and teachers, some students worry about their safety and have concerns beyond gun legislation. >> glass being replaced by bulletproof glass. >> reporter: david hogg, he and other student activists credited with causing state and natural lawmakers, a number of proposals on gun legislation like raising the age of my rifle from 185221, a 3 day waiting period go allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons in certain districts and funding more money on mental health programs. on tuesday legislators heard from parents of murdered parkland students. >> i want this country to coming

together as one party, a human party. we are not the democratic party or the republican party. we are the human party. we all need to coming together and discuss school safety. >> reporter: rick scott agrees and seeks reforms in preschools and make it impossible for anyone with mental illness to ever use a gun. >> need to pass reforms to make it impossible for anyone with a mental illness a danger to themselves ever use a gun. $500 million to make our schools safe, invest dollars in mental illness to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: donald trump plans to meet with bipartisan members of congress to discuss plans for improving school and community safety but that could be an uphill battle as congress continues to debate gun

legislation. rob: they are working on a solution. thank you so much. fox news alert, 11 people are sick, three in the hospital after a suspicious letter is opened at marine corps headquarters. an envelope with an unknown substance that meyer henderson hall in virginia being sent for testing. also inside, a letter that is said to have derogatory language but it is unclear who sent this letter. jillian: a previously deported illegal immigrants wanted for decades-old murder nabbed at the border. alejandro valencia taken into custody in arizona shortly after entering the country. his fingerprints and photo with a murder warrant in chicago in 1982. a big legal wind for donald trump and his campaign promise.

>> we are going to build a great border wall. heather: the same judge donaldson called out for being biased against him clearing the way for the long promised border wall. in 2016, the judge was overseeing a lawsuit involving trump university which ended up being settled out of court, the ruling allows the administration to waive regulations to begin construction, donald trump praising the division between mr. cheney was judge sided with the trump administration and rejected the attempt to stop the government from building a great border wall on the southern border. now this important project can go forward. >> the standoff intensifying between the west wing and house numbers investigating alleged russian collusion in the presidential election. the white house communications director latest during the 9 hour answering every question

focused on the trump campaign and transition. go but refusing to talk about her time since donald trump took office. >> she answered in excruciating detail every question, every allegation between the trump campaign and russia. any rational observer, all of that. >> frustrated democrats try to subpoena hicks but refusing to take that step. >> of sessions forming a brand-new task force taking aim at drugmakers, manufactures accused of deceptive marketing leading to the opioid crisis. >> resolute policy of this administration and the department of justice to reduce these overdose deaths, reduce addiction and the amount of prescription opioids put in our

country. >> the department of justice seeking reimbursement for medical costs which total $4 billion in 2016. >> us ambassador to the un nikki haley arriving in honduras shaking hands with the president and thanking the hondurans for their support in recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel was honduras, one of the countries that voted with the us to relocate its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem during her visit, haley will discuss ways to stop drugs from flowing into the united states. >> the church of the holy sepulcher in jerusalem reopened after christian leaders closed it. they had been protesting plans by jerusalem to collect taxes from church owned property. rob: benjamin and yahoo in jerusalem's mayor agreed to suspend the tax plans while they negotiate with church leaders on a solution.

jillian: it marked the burial christ - site of jesus christ. >> honoring america's pastor, the late billy graham. jillian: for evangelist the fourth private citizen ever to lie in honor in the capitol rotunda. griff jenkins is there. >> reporter: history will be made when rev. billy graham comes to receive one of the highest distinctions, only the fourth in history to do so. the first two were jacob chestnut and john gibson, killed in the capital behind me in 1998, the third person, civil rights pioneer rosa parks, certainly a day that is very special. here is what speaker paul ryan had to say. >> if there's any american whose life's work deserves to be honored by laying a martyr in the capital it is billy graham. it is an honor for us in the

capital to receive rev. graham epps casket and greet his family. that is something we are proud to do. >> reporter: he spread the gospel in 185 countries. just a little different from lying in state which is reserved for past presidents. at 10:00 am the motorcade will arrive at the east capitol widgets and:through the graham family will gather at the east front. 10:45 the procession carrying graham's casket up the steps will occur at 11:00, service begins, the president will lay a wreath, a day reached in history so we asked our own congressional historian about it. here is what he had to say. >> they will use a kata faulk

which is a fancy way of a pine platform for pres. lincoln's funeral, and every state funeral since. it tells you a great deal how significant this is. >> after the ceremony at noon, 1:00, the public will be led in, rev. graham's body by the honor guard overnight, in north carolina tomorrow and the funeral in charlotte, the rev. graham library. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour, bomb detection devices take on terrorists, brand-new layer of security at one of the busiest train stations in america.

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>> thank you for having me on the show. commander paul bauer passed committee yesterday, it will hit the illinois house floor today. it is our hope the bill passes. this is important legislation. unfortunately we have yet another one of our heroes in blue guns down sensitively in a crime that could have been prevented. this should never have happened. we have a hero who served 30 years on the chicago police department his wife no longer has a husband, his 13-year-old daughter no longer has a father in the city no longer has a hero because of a crime that could have been prevented. the commander paul bauer act would help prevent future instances like this. jillian: why is it important to ban body armor and magazines? >> there's no reason we need

those things on our streets but we don't need them on the streets of chicago, we don't need them on the streets of florida or across the nation. those are things that should be used in the military. this gun the individual used to shoot commander bauer had the capacity to shoot 30 rounds at a time. why is diminish millions of people walking around by him with body armor on. this was someone intending to do harm that and there is no reason someone should have access to body armor or have a weapon in that capacity. >> tell us the impact commander bauer had? >> if you saw the outpouring and continue to see the outpouring of the number of officers that

showed up here and this was a loved commander, well respected, could have gone from one meeting to another meeting and ignored what was happening over the radio but he didn't run away from this, he ran to it. that is the type of person that he was pleased that is what everyone who met him has told stories about and many of our law enforcement officers go to work every day not knowing if that will be the last one before they see their family and we don't want that to happen again. >> what more needs to be done? speech is not just police officers but people in general, we need sensible gun reforms. there is no reason we should have high-capacity magazines on our streets, no reason to have

body armor walking around metropolitan areas. we need to take a look at sensible gun reform legislation around this country. those kids in park is in the land, florida, have been amazing advocates and what they are talking about makes sense and i am happy to help lead the fight in illinois on many of those issues today. jillian: it is a conversation that is in the forefront more than ever. appreciate the time. rob: donald trump scoring a deal for presidential jets. >> we will win so much you may get tired of winning it you will say please, please, it is too much winning. >> the new deal struck with boeing and how it will save big money coming from your wallet. jillian: billy graham will lay

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>> ice agents enforcing a challenge after top elected official illegal immigrants. >> the director of ice blaming the oakland mayor for a failed operation. >> reporter: even as the mayor of oakland was tipping off illegal immigrants that federal

enforcement rates were imminent fox news road along as ice officers moved across northern california. targeting homes since sanctuary laws prevent them from making arrests at local jails detaining 100 people like this, multiple felony and deep 40. >> don't know what benefit there is to allowing individuals who are here illegally committing crimes against innocent victims and often times against the same individuals in the communities they are purporting to support. >> reporter: speaking to foxnews the head of ice enforcement and removal blasted the mayor saying her decision to announce the raid and suggest targeted illegal immigrants refused to cooperate at risk. >> federal law enforcement officers upholding the constitution, a politician on

the backs of men and women of ice and that is unconscionable. >> she said she had a duty to warn families ice was coming. >> many decisions i make have risks and rewards. i do not regret sharing this information but i felt it was my duty to share the information i had. >> reporter: they are asking the department of justice to look at whether she violated any laws and if so hold her accountable for protecting people who are breaking the law by being in the country illegally. ice officials argue if politicians are truly concerned about the impact of raids on their communities they should return to a policy in place for decades and allow them to detain criminal illegal immigrants at the jail once they are released from custody. back to you. >> thanks to claudia cowan. an emotional day at marjorie stoneman douglas high school's

students and teachers return for the first day of classes since the deadly shooting. students will arrive at 7:40 and stay for half a day. there will be armed police on campus. the building where the shooting occurred will remain closed. the school will return to a full schedule starting march 5th. as students prepared to return to their new normal for the first time florida is a step closer to arming teachers in the classroom, approving the first school marshall program meant to be the last line of defense requiring certain teachers to go through firearm and active shooter training. the bill needs approval from the full house and of course the senate. jillian: an american man behind bars accused of trying to join isys overseas. california, handed over to the fbi, convicted in 2016 attempting to join terrorists in libya. he watched propaganda videos online on how to safely join isys. he could face 20 years in prison.

the tsa pressing new technology, at major train stations like new york city penn station. the machines scammed passengers for explosives from a distance without stopping them in the tsa has been demonstrating them since 2004. this after a suicide bombing in december. the tsa says this technology would have spotted the suspect. >> removing tarps covering two confederate statues, those tarps, a sign of mourning following the deaths during a rally there protesting the removal of the robert e lee statue. the city never specified when the morning. go with spiegel, they have 15 days to take those tarps down. >> two american astronauts returning to earth overnight after 6 month mission at the

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the judge accused of bias by donald trump ruling against the challenge to the big beautiful border wall. >> his name is gonzalo. they are to look into him because what he is doing is a total disgrace. jillian: will democrats get serious about security kicking we will debate. rob: two criminals looking to get away from police, wait until you find out where they were trying to seek refuge. jillian: barbra streisand calling for donald trump's impeachment. she said hillary really they click the election. shouldn't she be in canada by now take you carly shimkus with the latest comments. ♪ who told you you are allowed to rain on my parade ♪ e out... to help animate lifeless hair.

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>> america's pastor willie in honor of the capital, rev. billy graham the fourth american citizen given this distinction. >> if there is any american whose life's work deserves to be honored by laying in honor in the us capital it is billy graham. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how people are reacting online. speech is one of the highest distinctions only given to 3 other private citizens before him, civil rights icon rosa parks and two capital police officers who were killed in 1998. graham's body will arrive at the capital this morning where he will lie in honor in the rotunda for one day. house speaker paul ryan took to twitter saying this is an honor fitting for america's pastor. a lot of people across the country are weighing in on social media. chester says an amazing blessing. fran on twitter says we are blessed to have lived in this

day and time with rev. billy graham. great stuff. very fitting honor for him. >> barbra streisand loves donald trump. >> bold claim to variety magazine, she said the only reason donald trump won the election is somebody tampered with the voting machines. she said i really believe she, meaning hillary clinton, won the election which i talk to senators from michigan and wisconsin but i believe like i believed during bush, they were playing with those voter machines. a lot of people talking about this on social media. stick to singing. and other twitter user said something similar, great finger but she has lost her mind. she cloned her dead dog twice during this interview. rob: amazing they can do that.

>> i didn't know they could but i didn't know you could get married at whole foods. >> that is what some people are doing today. one couple in north carolina, they look pretty happy. they had the ceremony at a whole foods floral department and the reception they held in the coffee area. she is the apple of his eye. tim said it will be a fruitful marriage. mike said they should have their honeymoon at 7-11. very funny stuff. we talked about how people are proposing using avocados blues you can get an avocado, go down on one knee. speech is more expensive to feed everybody at whole foods. >> they were in the ice cream section. >> they said it was everything they wanted so good for them.

rob: probably made of soybeans and straw. should do it. any mom will tell you motherhood takes its toll. >> emergency pta meeting. >> i don't have any friends. i am pretty isolated at home. please move along. >> researchers, having children makes you age faster. the woman's dna making her look 11 years older, lowering the

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w. bush, and why is this a big victory? >> the president has the inherent right as commander in chief as president of the united states to secure our borders, pretty much within his jurisdiction. it was helpful for the judge to do it but not necessary. it is up to congress to appropriate the money to build the wall and they are talking to a wall with the president. if they think we will get daca or other immigration needed, it is part of comprehensive and chain migration and for democrats to hold this wallop is not happening. rob: that lost a lot of incentive to move fast because march 5th is no longer a big deadline. a couple things real quick, us judge siding with the trump administration and rejected the

intent to stop the government, a great border wall on the southern border. here is a statement, the judge's ruling, the court cannot and does not consider whether underlying decisions to construct the border barriers are politically wise or prudent. i went to ask, this is seen as a victory in some ways but there was no way the court could stop this thing and congress put in some provisions to make sure these things would go forward if the president deemed them necessary. >> the president is the judge an apology. the divider in chief since he has been elected. the president of the united states, we elected him but he is not king. we have the judiciary, the congress and the presidency. this has to go through the legal process.

this verdict is in the president's through the supreme court. a nation of laws, not the nation of donald trump. it will go through the process as it should. building 11 mile barrier, the smartest thing in the world. and mexico said it won't. the reality is we all want a secure border and the way to do it is through smart technology, border enforcement as no one once a border that is not secure but we have to do it smartly and in a way that works but not -- mountains, doesn't work. >> statements from people like bernie sanders and others that this wall idea, brad, technology

and more security along the border this long i almost feel it would be cheaper to do a wall over the long term than to employ as many security guards as it would take to enforce this without a wall. >> the president said there needs to be a physical barrier, a virtual barrier, technology, drones, all the tools in the toolbox available to us on the south and north are secure. is not saying, a wall makes sense and have to bring in technologies but there has to be a physical presence in places that required and for democrats to think somehow walls are going to be adversarial, they are not. they are going to secure our nation. everybody should be in favor of

that. >> the walls already exist in a number of places, there are a number of barriers there but what the president said as he is going to build a wall all the way across the border and mexico will pay for it. the president keeps changing his remarks and pretending we don't hear his words. we heard what he said. he said mexico will pay for it and he wants to build a wall 11,000 miles wrong. that is wrong, he knows it. let's not kid each other. rob: we will be - 11,000 miles. 1100 miles. thank you. we will be right back. it lets you know where your data lives, down to the very server. it keeps your insights from prying eyes, so they're used by no one else but you. it is... the cloud. . somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash

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rob: who says criminals are dumb. the ugly, knock, knock. not how want to see front door. nine foot gator showing up on porch family home. trapping the family inside. took 20 minutes for the cops to rangle it looks hungry too. jillian: i'm hungry. time for breakfast. have a good day. >> the department of justice must adhere to the high standard of the fisa court and, yes, it will be investigated. >> he wants to expand this investigation. he wants to take a hard look at this to ensure that this does not happen in the future. >> republican congressman mat gatematt gaetzintroduced bu. adam schiff introduced the exact same bill five years ago. >> i didn't change one comma in his bill. i asked for him to co-sponsor it and i haven't heard back yet. >> big day for president trump and border wall. u.s. district court judge gonzalez curiel says plans to build t