smoke enveloped him and he got turned around and collapsed. his fellow firefighters are calling him a hero of the highest order. he >> confirmations that north korean dictator kim jong un made a surprise visit. >> orange county has voted to join the trumpet ministration lawsuit against california and its sanctuary state law. >> he is going to arrest me, he better have some good charges. >> all of you wanting residence.

♪ ♪ >> time for "fox and friends first" at 4:00 on wednesday morning. a live shot at times square where the lights are always shining. mystery meeting confirmed. we talked about the rumors but it was true. kim jong un and chinese president and one met face-to-face in beijing. what does the sitdown mean for denuclearization talks with donald trump? group jenkins live in washington.

this is a big, we were saying is either? >> his first known trip since he was in power in 2011. president xi jinping held talks in beijing and kim is committed to a nuclear free korean peninsula and willing to discuss the issue with the united states. the white house notified on tuesday. in a statement, sarah sanders says we see this develop it is further evidence that our campaign of maximum pressure is creating the atmosphere for dialogue with north korea, the administration saying tough sanctions forced kim to come to the negotiating table as a new poll shows most americans approve of donald trump's trip to meet with the north korean dictator by may, 31% disapprove.

there was no official coverage of the event until after he left. gordon chang says it is by design. >> the chinese do not publicize north korean leader has been, to the north. north koreans are very concerned about north korea. >> the arrival of the special train used by his father. >> trade talks in the us with a lot going on in the world. jimmy carter has something to say.

down a catastrophic path with north korea, lindsey graham says we tried is carter's way to know avail and time to get donald trump's bolton's strategy a chance. >> last 30 years, and appeasement mentality, the president told north korean regime i don't want a war but in icbm with nuclear weapon on top, if i have to go to war to stop you i will. he has got north korea's attention, and no one else was able to do it. we tried it the jimmy carter way for 30 years. let's try it the john bolton way. >> the third largest county, the state sanctuary law the decision coming hours after the orange county sheriff publicly posted

inmates release date, this could land her behind bars. in los angeles the latest developments. >> great to see you. and the southern california counties, supervisors yesterday voting to join a federal lawsuit across the state measure, justice department contends senate bill 54 is unconstitutional, the supervisor, michelle steele, herself, and immigrant from south korea telling a crowded board meeting, to cooperates federal law. sandra hutchins started publicly posting names and dates of release for inmates to relate

the public and race officials when inmates including illegal immigrants are to be set free. that is in the letter of the state sanctuary law. >> a public safety issue to me, not about immigration at all, but individuals who committed violent crimes. sex with a minor, cruelty, domestic violence, i don't think i could sleep at night knowing i let somebody go and commit another crime with those charges. >> a los angeles democrat who authored the sanctuary law called the decision, quote, sad news of taxpayer resources. the atty. gen. threatened to throw sheriff hutchins in jail. >> state law is state law. my job to enforce state law. make sure every jurisdiction including orange county, what

state law requires, the divisions of the state of california. >> reporter: legal battle lines, to exempt itself from the state sanctuary law but the county seat of santa ana in the sanctuary considering filing an amicus brief in federal court. as far from over, could take a little while to figure out and sort it out. heather: the question about citizenship in the 20/20 census we will talk about coming out. closing arguments in the trial of the polls terrorist widow. noor salman is charged with aiding and abetting omar mateen. her lawyers claim she was an innocent victim, not an accomplice. she knew about her husband after the plan and did nothing to stop

it. he killed 40 people in an isys inspired attack. the military on high alert as the fbi warns explosive packages could still be in the mail. accusing him of sending a dozen suspicious packages to military bases in the dc area, one containing explosive devices, none of them exploded. of authority striking him to washington state connecting him to rambling letters, and known to send to government agencies. charged with one count of explosive material facing 10 years in prison. a couple is behind bars after police find a massive stockpile of weapons in a hotel room in a car. the discovery after a man his

name is franklin bradley called massachusetts police about his room being broken into. he told investigators he needed the weapons for a secret government mission dealing with a virus. among the weapons bump stock, silencer and a grenade launcher. the white house defending its decision to add a citizenship question on the next census. at target illegal immigrants but press secretary sanders says it is nothing new. >> the practice of the united states government, the purpose is to determine individuals that are here. it also helps to comply with the voting rights act, hard to make those determinations and that information needs to be gathered. >> it was removed from once in a decade survey in 2010. 12 states plan to sue the

administration arguing it. immigrants from participating potentially reducing their representation in congress. we will debate of this illegal later in the show. donald trump announcing a temporary memorial to honor opioid abuse victims in washington dc. it was called the prescribed to death memorial honoring the 22,000 americans killed each year from prescription opioid overdoses. donald from tweeting i'm pleased to welcome the opioid memorial and encourage all to visit and remember those who have lost to this deadly epidemic. we will keep fighting until we defeat the opioid crisis. 10 minutes after the top of the are, the nra has a message for retired justice stevens who called for the repeal of the second amendment. >> your words and ultimate wish list is a disgrace to america and the values we all hold dear.

heather: the nra says american values are on the line. the father of the pulse my club terrorist was an fbi informant and they wanted omar mateen too, the fbi was right to try to recruit him. >> she should cooperate. best to remember she had rights. heather: celebrity giving tips to illegal immigrants on how to break the law. ♪

heather: the fbi admitting to be too slow to provide thousands of documents related to the hillary clinton and russia

investigation. christopher ray will double the number of staff reviewing records requested by the house judiciary committee. the atty. gen. is angry with how slow the process has moved when it comes to requests from congress to the fbi saying the pace is unacceptable and if the fbi needs to double the number of people working on this than that is what they need to do. the homeland security sec. will not stand for meddling in the upcoming elections. kirsten nelson warning those who would try to attack our democracy to affect our elections and elections of other countries to undermine national sovereignty, i have a word of warning, don't. that according to the new york times. the russian ambassador was at that speed in washington dc last week. now there is a bombshell report. the pulse nightclub massacre, terrorist omar mateen's father was an fbi informant for 11 years and the agency wanted omar

to be one too. how could the fbi be so close but missed the warning signs? joining me special agent chad jenkins. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. heather: you say the fbi did its job correctly, trying to recruit omar mateen on top of his father being recruited for 11 years. why do you think they took the appropriate action? >> if you look at the investigative techniques the fbi agent did in 2013 where there was an open investigation of omar mateen, he exhausted every investigative technique in his power under the fbi's dialogue, the rules that fbi agents have to stay within. he exhausted all those investigative techniques. they were not gleaning getting more criminal or terrorist information to keep the case

open so he had to close it. once the case is closed and he had the information it is smart to go ahead and target omar mateen as a potential source since you have all that information on the individual and always trying to that and recruit sources. what better want to recruit than one we just had of the subject to help us in the counterterrorism fight. heather: you have his father as an informant, information coming out for 11 years and then you have james comey in charge of the fbi coming out to say they determined he is not a threat because they talked to some sources. was the source omar mateen's father? >> great question. i do not know. that was one of the investigative techniques,

multiple chss. could it have been his father? yes but there were multiple chss reporting on the individual. in 2013 omar mateen said he was not a threat. we have saudi intelligence to look at when he did visit the kingdom of saudi arabia. they said there was nothing necessary in his travel activity overseas. we interviewed him twice during the 2013 investigation. heather: the other thing james comey said, they knew omar mateen was behind it, they believe he was a lone wolf. if you believe he is a lone wolf, why try to recruit him previous to nightclub.

at that time the director said lone wolf. now we have his trial and she is charged with aiding and abetting. i'm not a fan of loanable. i don't think there is any validity to the lone wolf theory in any terrorist attack. heather: what impact if any when the jury gets this case of noor salman, what will be the impact? >> doj had to release the information, the defense authority made a motion to get the case dismissed, the judge said no to that. this is a blip on the radar of this case. in a just society in which we seek justice, noor salman is on trial for aiding in the betting, this distraction trying to detract attention off of her and onto the father-in-law, the jury

will see lots of factual information to supporting aiding and abetting her husband. heather: i agree with you there but the fact that his father was an fbi informant for 11 years with shocked a lot of people and we didn't have a chance to talk money transfers that went to afghanistan a week before this happened. we will talk more about it. goodbye. 20 minutes after the top of the error, a jaw-dropping video, stated petrone into the air on the side of the highway, his eye-opening message to the woman that hit him. >> talked about jobs to shake things up. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> hollywood tapping into middle america, the approach from

roseann rebooted here with a lot of people talking. carly shimkus is here with the online reaction next.

heather: the pro-trump roseann rebooted here and was packed with politics. >> how could you have voted for him? >> he talked about jobs. to shake things up. >> have you looked at the news? now things are worse? >> not on the real news. heather: social media loving it. carly shimkus is here with reaction online. >> intersection of comedy and politics can be a tricky place but the season premiere of the

roseann rebooted handled it by representing both sides of the political argument. roseann is a diehard trump support her family is not. the cast left no stone unturned covering everything from russia to healthcare to the economy to a woman's right to choose. the show is seeing rave reviews on social media. betty says i thought roseann was fascinating, they did an incredible job of family dynamics in regard to politics, healthcare, women's issues, gender identity, biracial family and how even with differing opinions you can come together as a family because that is what is truly important. grace says i love that you have both sides represented. it is funny and exactly how it is with my family and that is what the point of the show is, to show what a real family in middle america is like today and a lot of people talking about it, still the number one trending topic on twitter.

heather: twitter was blowing up about it, it is going to be great. heineken, lighter is better commercial. >> they pulled commercials with the slogan later is better for their light beer. some people criticized the ad as being racist. i think some companies are purposely putting out noticeably racist ads so they can get more views. heineken responded saying we feel the ad is referencing our heineken light beer, we missed the mark, taking the feedback to heart and will use this to influence future campaigns. some people are angry about it but others don't see the racial issue and it. jp says it is about beer. what doesn't get people offended nowadays? check says when are people going

to stop being sensitive to everything. >> i would think people who talk body shaming have something to say because i thought it referenced weight, lighter is better. >> got to be really careful in the ad industry. heather: this live alligator at a gender reveal party. most wild crazy gender reveal party ever. this did not include balloons or cake but it did include a live alligator. take a look. >> all of you wanting or thinking everybody - holy cow. >> louisiana's gator king, mike cliburn and his wife expecting a baby boy. when the alligator chomped down on that watermelons green goo came out. no word how they got the green goo in but that is how they revealed the sex of the baby.

i couldn't tell exactly. heather: thank you so much. crazy. the time is half past the top of the hour and surveys show 12 states said sued the trumpet ministration i you a us citizen. >> the trumpet ministration is trying to scare people. this is an intimidation tactic. the 20 democrats claim it is against the law. our legal panel is on deck to debate it. a seventh-grade are suspended for this stick figure drawing of a gun. is that fair? his father has a message. ♪

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heather: remember this illegal immigrant laughing and court about killing two california sheriff's deputies? receive the death penalty for heinous crimes. and still showing no remorse, grinning and even clapping at the families of the slain deputies. >> when your juror on something like this it pulls you in and that for me is difficult and emotional. >> i can think of no more fitting candidate than him. >> the sentencing is set for april. protesters at the second of kinks game demonstrators shutting down the city hall meeting over the shooting of

stefan clark. [shouting] heather: what they want is the officers that shot 20 rounds fired and charged, the officers responded to a call about a man breaking car windows, claimed he had a gun but it was only a cell phone. both officers have been placed on leave as the doj helps with that investigation. terrifying moments when an officer is slammed by a car and sent flying. that is used for sgt. brantley who is trying to help a stranded driver. the father of four somehow only suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> i watched the video a couple times and miracles do happen. >> the officer has forgiven the woman who hit him, utah highway patrol using the video to show the importance of moving over for stopped emergency vehicles.

he is lucky. a dozen states following california's lead threatening legal action against the trumpet ministration for adding a citizenship question to the 20/20 census. >> given the way this administration has attacked immigrants, you can understand why immigrant families would be afraid to fill out the census questionnaire. in our lawsuit we argue this decision by the trumpet ministration violates the constitution and federal law. heather: do they have a case? contributed to the washington examiner and senior lobbyist at progressive change campaign committee, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. legal or not? >> completely legal. the only thing about the census is ask how many people live in a particular household. anything after that is by the government's will. sex, age, gender, completely

legal for the census to do that, they have done it in the past and continuing on that. heather: 12 states oppose this census question. any ground at all? >> the constitution text is clear. it calls for account of all persons residing within the united states. of the founding fathers wanted it to be specifically illegal residents or citizens they would have said so. we have plenty of data from other places that gives an accurate count of citizens but the purpose of the census is to have account of the population. anything that undermines that goal should be considered unconstitutional. heather: one of the issues is there will be less people inclined to fill out the census if they are not a legal citizen. >> you are not obligated, some religious groups don't fill out

the census and it is not a deportation task force following them. important to know how many citizens versus noncitizens there are and with this information, better policy position, better legislation and it is good for the country. heather: one of those policies concern sarah huckabee sanders talked about when defending the action that it would protect voters with the voting rights act. >> census experts agree we have plenty of information through the american communities to enforce the voting rights act. that is not the issue here. having a full and accurate count of the entire population is important for everybody because it helps us figure out where we need to allocate dollars. we don't take a look at which communities have the most legal citizens, we look at the total number of the population when we

allocate where to build the newest roads and things like that. when we say we will look at who is legal and who is not and that is important actually hurts the entire community not just the ones that are considered legal citizens. heather: why do you disagree? >> that is not true. there is nothing that will make you be deported by saying i'm not legally in this country. >> what if this was a question with you are a lawful gun owner? people are protesting giving government information about themselves because we don't know how that information will be used. we don't have a national gun owner registry because people are worried how the government uses information. the point is very clear, the constitution requires a whole and complete count of the population. anything that undermines that goal -- >> just getting more information. >> anything male or female is

not -- >> whether you are male or female. >> you are not deported with you are legal or illegal by the census because there's not a deportation task force after them. heather: we have to wrap it up, something people are debating, whether or not if you are not a legal citizen of the united states, should you have to fill out this census or not? thank you for joining us. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. timing teachers with stones, didn't go over so well in one school district. >> i had the idea of riverstone, the right size for hands, threw them very hard and they will create or cause pain which can distract. the 20 the school do an about-face after sparking nationwide backlash. outrage boiling over on planned parenthood backtracking after

suggesting disney princess should have an abortion. their response next. ♪

heather: the nra firing back to retired supreme court justice calls for appeal of the second

amendment. and op-ed for the new york times justice john paul stevens writing the move would weaken the national rifle association's ability to, quote, block constructive gun-control legislation. the nra quickly responding. >> justice stevens, you may have been a supreme court justice and i may just be a small voice for freedom but you should be ashamed of yourself. your words and your ultimate wish list is a disgrace to america and the values that we all hold dear. the 20 the nra vowing to unapologetically fight to protect their freedom. did you hear about this? planned parenthood backtracking after stirring up outrage with the deleted suite, the nation at largest provider of abortion services saying we need a disney princess who has had an abortion. planned parenthood keystone prison telling fox news exclusively upon reflection we decided the seriousness of the point we were trying to make was not appropriate for the subject matter or context and we removed

that we. many people calling the week discussing in the way to indoctrinate our kids online. let us know what you think of that. taking a stand, facebook founder mark zuckerberg set to testify before congress following fierce back lash from the massive privacy scandal. tracy is here with mounting pressure from both parties. >> the senate judiciary committee asked mark zuckerberg to testify before congress on april 10th but a facebook spokesperson said they are trying to work out a time and date for him to do so but this comes after the cambridge analytical scandal, the fallout there and protection of people's personal data on facebook. that will be the question congress will ask. mark zuckerberg was asked by british lawmakers to testify there. he has instead sent other

executives. news of mark zuckerberg testifying censures of facebook down 5%. heather: i watched that movie last night the social network, the beginning of facebook, people should watch that for sure. dunkin' donuts teaming up with athletic shoe company, what company? >> america literally runs on dunkin. dunkin' donuts teamed up with the athletic shoe brands to create a pair of duncan sneakers. you can see they are the classic magenta and orange dunkin' donuts colors, sprinkled on them, coffee and the dunkin' donuts logo so you think this is an odd pair up. these are two massachusetts brands and the announcement comes a few weeks before the boston marathon. these are limited-edition sneakers, 2000 pairs and they will cost you about $110.

heather: appreciate it. chicago has the toughest laws in the nation but as the gun debate rages on the windy city is proving more rules don't necessarily work. republican strategist caldwell is calling the attack on the second amendment to slap in the face to victims and is here with why stricter policies won't stop murders. been jimmy's longest.

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heather: the school district that thought students could protect themselves shooters with rocks beefing up their security, armed guards protecting the blue mountain school district after back lash following these

comments. >> the right size, you can throw them very hard and they will create or cause pain which can distract. >> the superintendent rights it took comments out of context and misrepresented actual plans response to armed intruders. the rocks are intended as a last resort solution. a seventh-grade are suspended for two days for driving a stick figure with a gun. his outraged father says his son loves to hunt and the north carolina school has gone too far. >> i see a normal 13-year-old boy. i drew pictures like this. any other person through drawings like this, nothing to get expelled from school for. >> the district is trying to be extra vigilant following the parkland school shooting.

deadly shootings in chicago, the gun debate rages on in washington, another buddy weekend in the windy city leaving one man dead and 18 wounded. the strictest gun laws in the country. is this further proof that they don't work? joanna caldwell joins me to discuss, great to have you here this morning. unfortunately on this topic. chicago with strict gun laws in place is this show it doesn't work? >> it is a matter of fact that chicago has the most abrasive gun-control laws on the books, this is going on for decades. very unfortunate, very emotional topic for me because my family has been impacted by the violence in chicago. memorial day last year in a car with two friends when two people walked up with 25 bullets. my biggest regret, my brother, a legal gun owner didn't have his

gun to protect himself and his friends. the real hypocrisy of this country, the liberal ideology, if we put more bands on guns, creates more laws, the criminals will follow suit and if you are a criminal you don't donate the law. that being the case hard to imagine so many people are so anti-gun, even anti-legal gun owner, at this point people are literally stripping away protection for their own lives. heather: you have been very vocal about this, on twitter you tweet did we had this debate on guns before in chicago, we talked about it and went on to say it was proven ineffective in the constitution - mcdonald versus the city of chicago. >> an older gentleman was a

democrat on the south side of chicago living in an unsafe community, his house broken into on a number of occasions, gang members and drug dealers and he said i want to protect myself but chicago won't 11 to, there was a ban on guns and he sued the city of chicago and won. cities all over the country cannot have this outrageous ban on guns which prohibit people from protecting their household and their families. thanks to mr. mcdonald we have a good law in place understanding cities cannot been individuals from having guns. heather: people assumed couples would follow suit which we now know they will not come everyone is looking for an answer to this. what do you think is the answer if not more gun laws? >> a good question. there is a necessity for

training. people need to know their rights when it comes to guns. people are afraid because you have the bogeyman out there that believes if you have a gun you will probably kill your self or something like that. i disagree with that. there is a need for some not restrictions but background checks. i can agree with that but outright say get rid of the second amendment is inappropriate. heather: thank you for sharing your story. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. the officers massacred in the dallas police ambush, the mural now torn down thanks to just one complaint. sister jean is famous, the new hall of fame ncaa none just broke.

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>> a mural honoring police officers massacred in an ambush attack is torn down. someone complained that 36 foot

mural violates code. the work pays tribute to the 5 officers killed in 2016 and a black lives matter rally, the families of those officers hosted the mural to find a new home. the city unveiled their own memorial last year. celebrities helping lcl you to teach illegal immigrants to stand up to ice. >> ice making early-morning sweeps to get people to open their doors. do not be fooled and do not open the door. heather: the group releasing videos in several languages showing how to keep ice from arresting them. grays anatomy actor jesse williams instructing immigrants to refuse to cooperate as you heard. sister jean set the ncaa tournament on fire and lighting up the sports merchandise world. her new bobble head isn't out yet and is a bestseller at the hall of fame store, this is a rendering of what it could look

like. and already made those bobble heads in 2011, they are being sold for $300 on ebay. they face michigan saturday in the final four. we will see if the price keeps going up. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". we will see you here tomorrow, goodbye. heather: history made in beijing. china confirming a top-secret sitdown with north korean dictator kim jong un. what this means for the talks between the leader of the rogue regime and donald trump. >> i started yesterday posting names and dates of release of all our inmates, if you are going to arrest me you better have some good charges. heather: sanctuary