continues now. goodbye. >> jumped on top of the bridge where we had four workers severely injured and one not breathing. we started cpr on him. another has a major laceration to his head. >> friday, march 16th, campus catastrophe, investigators coming through the rubble after a pedestrian bridge came crashing down, flattening cars. rescuers scrambling to rescue people trapped under that debris you, live on scene. >> slapping sanctions for meddling in the us election, the brand-new call for a second special counsel into robert mueller's russia probe. >> the killer of kate steinle walked 3 and this illegal immigrants as he was the one who was wrong. the collusion case he claims he

hasn't using donald trump's tweets to prove it. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> it is friday morning. that friday energy. rob: we are there. jillian: a lot of news to get to. you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday. rob: a campus bridge collapsed killing at least four people, injuring 9 others. jillian: the walkway crashing down on eight lanes of traffic days after was installed.

they will give us an update any minute now. rob: laura ingle is live with breaking developments. >> reporter: we are just moments from this press conference, we are told miami-dade police department coming out with law enforcement officials and other agencies, working through the night. we have been seeing videos and photos of what has been happening and we will show you things the ntsb has tweeted out, photos of them working the scene, they have been here with search and rescue teams using anything they can, listening devices and dogs to find any signs of life underneath that rubble. as to what happened yesterday just before 2:00 the local time this devastating collapse, video tells the tale. you can see this walkway that collapsed and killed four people, injured many others and the desperate search for finding

any survivors is still underway. 950 tons of metal came crashing down on passing motorists just before 2:00. witnesses described hearing a bank, 174 foot walkway fell 100 feet down which pancake to several vehicles, listen to what one student says happened. >> i got there when the bridge collapsed, the rubble coming down and multiple cars crushed under the bridge. i saw some people trying to assess anything they could do to help. >> the main span of the bridge was constructed by the side of the highway and slung into place saturday morning in what engineers have called a first of its kind construction method

called accelerated bridge construction. it was designed to connect pedestrians from florida international university with sweetwater. a lot of fanfare and excitement about this project that has ended in disaster. the national transportation safety board is expected to give an update with miami-dade police. we will bring it to you as it happens. >> let us know when we need to come back. jillian: donald trumpeting russia for fresh sanctions for meddling in the 2016 election and targeting the us power grid. >> the gop doubling down on calls for a second special counsel into the russia probe. griff jenkins is live to break it down. >> reporter: we have heard these calls for a second special counsel but asking the doj to take action in a letter to jeff sessions and deputy attorney

general rod rosenstein chuck grassley along with lindsey graham, tom tillis and john cornyn rights, quote, we believe a special counsel is needed to work with the inspector general to gather the facts and make prosecutorial decisions if they are merited. the justice department cannot credibly investigate itself without enhanced measures of independence. they have confidence in the inspector general but he lacks the tools and authority of a grand jury, interviewing witnesses outside the justice department. this as a top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff signals he may be losing confidence in special counsel mueller. >> we can't simply rely on bob mueller. his job is different from ours, his job is to determine who broke the law. >> we're going to go back to miami with an update on the bridge collapse.

>> we have been working the entire night, we had our last operational brief 11:45 last night, decided to continue working throughout the night. we have engineers on scene, in tsb arrived last night to join the efforts was a representative from the fbi also here among others. as of last night's operational brief it was determined they were going to relinquish the operation to the police department. this has turned from rescue to recovery operation. we are able to confirm to you this is a very slow process, they are still working at the concrete. engineers told us it has to be done carefully not only because we have to preserve evidence and there might be victims under there, we have to treat it delicately but the safety of the rescuers as well and the unstable list of the bridge

going on now. they are still working at it. what i can confirm is at this point we can confirm six fatalities. we are -- victim advocates working throughout the night with family members. in tsb has affected advisory personnel working closely with families. what we are able to say is we will continue working at this throughout the day. we will provide media briefs as the day goes by. our next one is going to be approximately 9:00 :00 am where we will have members of each entity to provide additional information. we have not been able to confirm or divulge the information

regarding the names, race and sex of victims of the fatalities. fire rescue transport transported to a local hospital, one may have transported themselves because reports we are getting that they have ten individuals at the hospital and those numbers will fluctuate. any questions? >> when will bodies be processed? >> none have been removed as of yet. the six we confirm are the only ones we have been able to reach out files to but they are -- there is the possibility that under the concrete there may be additional vehicles and they are trying to work at it in a very tactical way because as i mentioned before the structure is fragile and it could be dangerous to rescue personnel

who are still there. >> have they all been recovered? >> yes. we don't -- we don't have age, race or sex yet. i will take that back. they confirm they have six, one of them passed away at the hospital. to say specifically they were removed may not be -- have not gotten to that point. >> any part of this? >> the entire bridge is in jeopardy. that is what engineers were concerned about during the operational brief. how do they approach this bridge in a tactical way where it doesn't harm the rescuers but at

the same time victims trapped under there to maintain that integrity of that scene. [speaking spanish] jillian: a live update, miami-dade police department public information officer, we now know six fatalities as a result of the bridge collapsed yesterday afternoon. rescue operation our recovery operation and bridges, they have to be -- >> the instant bridge, something to boast about as they were going to build on site of the road you saw and swing it into place but the way this turned out it ended up being a tragedy, six dead, 10 in the hospital,

950 tons of concrete came down in miami-dade county, crushing a number of cars. jillian: talking about the way it was constructed, accelerated bridge construction. a lot of people talking about whether this is a good idea. we will hear about how the bridge was designed and constructed and we will give more information. the next briefing will be 9:00 files to 10:00 this morning. rob: we will be right back. i'm very proud of the fact

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>> families who lost loved ones at the hands of illegal immigrants demanding a liberal mayor in california who tipped off illegals about upcoming ice raids be prosecuted by the doj. sophia lost her son to an illegal immigrant and joins us

live with her reaction, thanks for coming on, tell us what happened to your son. >> thank you for having me. my only child, my son dominic was 30 years old working for the sheriff's department 911 dispatch ctr. on his way to work in california on july 12, 2012, riding his motorcycle down the street when an illegal felon, numerous incidents with the police, turned his unlicensed truck into my son, hit him head on and through him so hard off his bike into a wall and killed him instantly. that second my life was destroyed, my family was

destroyed. rob: certainly understand that. when you see this mayor in oakland putting out there that she wants to protect the right of somebody to come here illegal even if they want to commit crimes when they get here, i want to protect your ability to do that and keep you in this country even if you are committing crimes. how do you react to that? >> i was outraged. she is placing illegal criminals before american citizens and illegal immigrants like me and i would like to ask her how many families will she go hug when they stand over there graves or like me in front of the ashes of their child. how many will she say i am sorry to? it will have consequences, her illegal and criminal behavior. patty: rob: from a political standpoint, it was pretty much universally accepted if somebody came illegally and committed

crimes they would be deported. it was more of a leftist ideology, far left ideology a lot of members of the democratic party have now embraced which is even if you are here illegally and committing crimes you shouldn't be deported. what has changed? what is this about? >> it is all about money, business, labor, and illegals used to hide in the shadows and now they are out there waving their flag, not our american flag and they get voted into office, get appointed to office, like they are flipping us off and laughing at us, not obeying our laws. i have 2. rob: what message does it send to you, someone who lost somebody, a citizen of this country who lost somebody at the hands of a 2-time felon that killed your son. what message does that send?

>> that my son's life wasn't worth anything to them. that i am not worth anything even though i immigrated legally and it is a slap in the face and stabbing the heart and it needs to stop. we need to go against is very hard not just with a lawsuit but very extreme so they learn a lesson to stop doing that. >> make it tougher for ice to operate, an organization that operated under pres. obama and it is so political to do their job. thanks for telling your story, appreciate it. >> 18 minutes after the hour. nypd officers murdered protecting their city. another killer is about to walk free for saying sorry. the new backlash, spending a year in space changes your

outlook and jeans. it happens to astronaut scott kelly and his identical twin. how does this happen? dr. nicole safire here with the science behind it.

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days in orbit but that is not the case anymore. a new study found their dna no longer matches. kelly's tweeting my dna changed by 70%. i no longer have to call my identical twin brother anymore. it is a wild story. has his dna really changed? >> let's keep things real news, not fake news and be serious. his dna has not been altered. what people are confusing as gene expression is changed which happens all the time. 's genetic sequence is not changed but the genes being expressed have changed. jillian: what has altered in his body starting with two inches taller. scott kelly came back. >> scientists noticed several things changed compared to his identical twin brother.

he was a little taller and has been in a state of microgravity. this is normal. he has gone back to normal as well as decreased body index, get back. changed, dietary and nutritional changes. and it has not gone back to normal, his gene expression has remained altered. you have your dna, and from your dna, you have certain color hair, eye color and look a certain way. those jeans change throughout life. the inside of an apple turns brown. >> our body does the same thing, physical and mental stress can change our body. that is why we have chronic disease, heart disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes. in space, you have microgravity,

decreased oxygen and increased radiation and you will have gene expression changes. >> they are still identical twins. >> the same genetic makeup. >> thank you for breaking it down. >> 26 minutes after the hour, the death toll in the florida bridge collapse stand that 6. officers at the scene, we are there live with what is next in the investigation. >> the campaign make america great again looking backwards. rob: sarah huckabee sanders firing back, the response that is gaining a lot of online praise.

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rob: police wrapping up a news conference on the deadly bridge collapse in miami. jillian: six confirmed that and ten others injured. the 95010 walkway crashed down on eight lanes of traffic just days after it was installed. rob: laura ingram has the developments. >> reporter: it was shocking to hear the number went up but not so shocking after seeing the evidence and what we have been witnessing, what is left of that bridge going across the eight ln. highway. look at the photos the ntsb sent out, they are unseen as well as the fbi and local law enforcement. getting that presser a few minutes ago, talking about the victims advocates working with

family members of those who have been identified. here is what the police information officer with miami-dade has to say. >> this is turned from rescue to recovery operation. this is a slow process. they are working away at that concrete. engineers told us it has to be done carefully not only because we have to preserve evidence for there may be victims under their. we have to treat it delicately but the safety of rescuers as well. >> reporter: we pressed further to find out more about the victims. we were told one person died in the hospital from a heart attack after yesterday's incident. as far as removal of the bodies there are still some bodies under the bridge, some have been removed. this again is going to be a delicate process. we ask about what is going to happen. we hear a lot of noises coming

from the scene of this bridge collapse. a lot of equipment has been brought in and they have to go slowly as they not only move through to see what they can uncover but also trying to save lives and preserve as much evidence as possible. we are going to have another update at 9:00 am local time and we will hear from members of the ntsb at the press conference giving us more information on their investigation into the construction company that was part of this. it was supposed to be an innovative design. a lot of people celebrated saturday when the bridge that was constructed to the side, put into place, drone video, everyone was excited for it. it was a special project but turned into a disaster, more coming through. >> the latest on this tragedy

out of florida. surveillance video released outside florida high school showing a former deputy never entering the building, you can see scott peterson arriving in a golf cart as the first 911 call comes in even talking on his radio. 17 students were gunned down in cold blood. he held position for 25 minutes. the gunfire lasted 6 minutes. the father is outraged at the broward county sheriff's office response. >> my daughter was killed on the third floor, so he had ample time to save everybody on the third floor, not only is he an embarrassment to every police officer that puts the uniform on, he is a coward and a liar. >> peterson coming under fire for not saying shots were coming from inside the building, making them think the gunman was outside delaying response time. peterson has resigned. never before seen surveillance

video from the exact moment omar mateen was brain bullets in the pulse like will be released today, shown for the first time during day 2 of his wife's trial. she is seen crying as she watches it. she is charged with aiding and abetting omar mateen. she has pleaded not guilty. rob: john flanagan demanding the parole board letting a cop killer walk free be fired. herman bell made parole for showing good behavior and remorse after gunning down nypd officer at a housing project in 1971. the senate majority leader along with the families of the fallen officer slamming democrat governor andrew cuomo. a former nypd lieutenant joined us earlier and says cuomo is at fault here. >> he needs to step up and put

the proper people in play. goes to the liberal agenda of the governor as we speak. governor cuomo has consistently put in these liberal people and we look at the law enforcement component, there needs to be a level of retribution at play. rob: the 70 your mac will be released next month. david schalk and bringing the best healthcare possible to our nation as heroes, sec. of veterans affairs testifying in congress amid reports the congress wants to fire him. >> i publicly acknowledge the distraction you talked about is something i deeply regret. i have come here for one reason, to improve the lives of veterans and that is what i'm focused solely on doing. i believe we are getting back on track with that. >> reporter: he has not spoken to the president about the reports. jillian: an explosive report on the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails will be made public soon.

doj inspector general michael horowitz has been reviewed both organizations actions during the probe into her use of a private email server while secretary of state is atty. gen. jeff sessions is considering firing andrew mccabe over the unreleased findings which of he gets fired before 5:00 pm today he will lose his pension. rob: the state of hawaii releasing recordings of the botched ballistic missile alert that lasted 38 terrifying minutes in january. >> exercise, exercise, exercise. this is not a drill. exercise, exercise, exercise. rob: a spokesman with the hawaii emergency management agency says it was heavily redacted due to similar alerts the command uses. an employee accidentally set off the warning.

that person was fired. jillian: extreme weather, heavy rain in california triggering two mudslides near malibu trapping cars. rob: the same storm system could move across the country turning into the fourth nor'easter in two weeks as winter has turned up, this is ridiculous. i can't believe how late this is hitting. >> i am sorry. i have to be the bearer of bad news. 34 in new york doesn't feel like springtime weather and setting the stage for another nor'easter as we head into next week. we have a very active pattern. a lot of this whether is happening in the west, that moves across the central us and some of that energy will come up to the northeast on the first day of spring. we are getting more rain and mountain snow for the west. some of that will get into potential for severe weather across the gulf coast so people

need to be on the alert for hail and isolated tornadoes and computer models, this one slows it down from what we expected yesterday. dc is in us no deficit, no longer as we get into tuesday and wednesday. we will watch this system bring snow to the mid-atlantic and make its way up to the northeast. we will keep you posted. we have to wear spring colors because that is the only thing we will see on the maps. jillian: i am in a spring mood. short sleeves. rob: i think you are early. you will never know. happy friday. rob: 38 minutes after the hour. he killed kate steinle and walked free. how this 5-time deported illegal immigrants says he is the victim.

the lawsuit he filed that you will not be leave. >> like professional mountain climbers. they can't climb some of these walls. jillian: the president focused on keeping america safe but nancy pelosi more worried about how the border wall will look. carly shimkus with that reaction online. ♪ keep on roaring ♪

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calling trump supporters backwards, suggesting they are racist and sexist. the controversial comment generating reaction from the white house with sarah huckabee sanders saying this. >> a perfect example of why hillary clinton is not in the white house. she is completely disconnected from the american public. >> on twitter, sarah huckabee sanders has more guts than most people. another tweet from this user who says the truth hurts, doesn't it? the truth is democrats are distancing themselves from her now. jillian: i'm sure it is not the last we are going to have it. megan mccain. >> sen. john mccain recently urged folks to take a look at gina hassell's record after she

was nominated to head the cia. the daughter of dick cheney countered that on twitter saying the enhanced interrogation program saves lives, prevented attacks and produced until that led to usama bin laden. sen. john mccain was tortured as a prisoner of war during the vietnam war causing megan mccain to say on twitter my father doesn't need torture explained to him. the daughters of two prominent politicians getting to it on twitter. >> nancy pelosi doesn't like the idea of the wall. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi questioned the height of the proposed border wall calling it uncivilized. >> did you see how high it is? really. in a civilized society we do something like that. >> he called the height of the wall of noxious, nancy pelosi complaining the wall is too high

it must between 10 feet too low. and other twitter user says how tall is the wall around nancy pelosi's house, retire, nancy, your time is past. that played out as we expected it would. not just conservatives calling for her to retire. thanks a lot. we will check in with steve dooh see why. >> i'm wearing the green. get ready, we are going to do that in 45 minutes. coming up on the show, we talk about all things legal. we have a great couple folks lined up. judicial watch joining us, prof. alan dershowitz from harvard. geraldo will be with us. in addition to me wearing the

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jillian: 5-time deported illegal immigrant acquitted of murdering kate steinle is suing the federal government claiming federal charges against him are

vindictive and not valid and it shows collusion between federal and state governments and have the federal case against him dismissed. he is using donald trump's tweets slamming the verdict make is case. he was cleared of manslaughter but convicted of weapons charges and released after the trial for time served. >> and illegal immigrant facing prison for supporting isis. the honduran national pleaded guilty for providing material support to the terrorist organization arrested in october after planning a bombing at a busy mall. he wanted to join isetan shared video. jillian: dream vacations turning into nightmares. the defendant of state issuing a travel advisory to americans as violence continues. >> 25,000 murders in mexico last year with violent crime like kidnapping, carjacking and robbery on the rise.

jillian: how do these dream destinations become hotbeds. thank you for joining us. give us an update. >> the state department, the latest with the fairy, it was a political attack, they walked that bag and there are certain areas like new york city, i have a home in new jersey. you don't go to certain areas that are hotbeds for gangs or drugs. that is what they want you to stay away from. rob: we are talking about cancun. if you are a tourist you're going into the resorts. another place like a couple coke, some things i didn't know, how popular it was where the kennedys honeymooned, the rat

pack hung out. it had its heyday and today it has deteriorated to the point that even in the resorts it is only mexicans going to a couple go to vacation. >> you have to look at the factors, and a new phenomenon, a couple go got less airlift, less direct flights from the us, you have a much tougher way to get there versus new york. and cancun, only 10 million people going to cancun every year now. >> could that happen in cancun? >> i don't think so. taking that again, despite the travel warnings, you get out of the plane and go to a transfer,

1000 hotels and resorts, if you go to those resorts, enjoying a vacation. jillian: so people can be up to speed, 25,000 murders in mexico in 2017, 10 murders investigated today in a couple go, so my question to you is would you still advise people to go? >> absolutely. i will be in mexico in april. in new york city i am here. what do we have in the last few months? people in the w. side hwy. in times square, the chelsea bombing, not telling people to

stay away from new york. people coming in for leisure travel and vacation, applying common sense to the actual problem, situational awareness is key. >> drug cartels buying out officials, that is a general issue that affects isolated incidents. >> there is corruption, impacting on the local, murders in cancun, it is not murders in tourist areas but where the locals live, might be 10 miles away from where any tourist would venture that is where it is happening. the mexican nationals there, 20 million americans went to mexico.

how many had an issue, the most visited destination in the world to number 8 in the last decade. jillian: thanks for joining us. >> a high school football team celebrating a teammate's biggest win yet. it could be the best store you will hear all day. >> we cannot get a little emotional from time to time but this man is taking it to a whole new level.

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rob: welcome back, the time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. oklahoma high school football team celebrating its teammates greatest win beating cancer. [cheers and applause] >> i teammate cheering him on as he rang the personal record bell. the 17-year-old spent a year battling stage 4 lymphoma. jillian: next the bad. nearly $400 million in gold, silver and diamonds falling out of the back of a cargo plane in russia sexual harassment scattered all over the runway i would dive

on that. >> ugly. an gray man could face some charges after caught on camera trying to tear down a restaurant's awning. mass mats man raging after a man couldn't serve him because the kitchen was closed. police have id him buy no word if he has been found. jillian: hangry is a real thing. >> my friend was crossing as the bridg bridge was coming down and it hit him. >> it was supposed to be a bridge to the future and today it's a catastrophe. >> what we can confirm tiff six fatalities. >> two big republican senator today calling for second special counsel. >> crimes may have been committed but we believe the fisa warrant process was abused. >> did you see how high it is next it the president. really in a civilized society we would do something like that. >> officials confirm andrew mccabe asked doj officials today not to fire him before his retirement. >> it would be surprising that he would