because rosanne has already been renewed for another season. lots of people watching. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> time for the details in place we are beginning today. we are anxious to have the support. >> thursday, april 5th. troops on the way, the national guard heading to secure the southern border of the order of the president was one obstacle in the way of illegal immigration order. >> aviation accident, another air force pilot killed in a training incident marking three crashes in ten days and fears concerning the safety of the military. jillian: facebook fail, privacy scandal got worse. the new numbers showing how many people information is compromised. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

patty: 90? early 2000s? adam driving into all that. left and right. at 5:01, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: our top stories, sending the troops, donald from giving marching orders to the national guard to secure the southern border. rob: the sanctuary state of california could stand in the way, don't lose 8 or has the

latest this morning. >> there are some unknowns including size and cost of the deployment but this could depend on governors of the border states, texas, new mexico, arizona, california, these three sound like they are on board. california may be a different story. we will say which way, jerry brown plans to go. we got a statement from california national guard. a spokesman saying this request will be probably reviewed to determine how best we can assist our federal partners and look forward to more detail including funding, duration and end state and those are open questions and there's a history from both parties deploying the guard to be for border security and the secretary of homeland security suggests a national security issue. >> border security and immigration laws failed the american people. the system rewards bad behavior. it does not punish lawbreakers.

undermines the nation's economic interests. >> reporter: that caravan of immigrants heading to the us border through mexico looks like it was stopped near mexico city, a report from the washington post but an organizer said the participants may continue on to cross into the us and beyond what the president says is a crisis on the border. what the white house would like to see is a legislative fix to all of this, something that has eluded washington for decades. jillian: we will see what happens. thank you very much. rob: as the president steps up border security democrats are quick to criticize the move as extreme. jillian: senior editor at the federalist hitting back saying this isn't an unprecedented move for president. >> every president since reagan has sent troops to borders so it is not totally new that this president would do that, no specifics what he is thinking

but it is a politically sensitive issue. he keeps trying to draw the contract between republican and democrat approaches. democrats in particular feel this is a good issue to have more lax enforcement at the border, allow more people to enter the country illegally, follow up with amnesty programs, a huge issue to highlight border enforcement is lax. the more he can highlight the better for him. jillian: an air force pilot is that after crashing during a training flight. the third military crash in two days renewing safety concerns. >> reporter: the air force thunderbirds tragically losing a pilot after an of 16 fighter crashes in nevada, the statement reads a u.s. air force

thunderbird pilot was killed when his f-16 fighting falcon crashed in the training range during a routine aerial demonstration training flight. what caused the crash is under investigation, the incident just hours after a marine corps helicopter crashed during a training mission killing all four people on board, not the first accident at the base in recent years. >> there have been mishaps. we had a crash in the city of imperial and there have been others. >> reporter: the same may -- the same day marine corps jet crashed in djibouti. the pilot was ejected and is in stable condition. three incidents causing serious concern about the condition of our military aircraft, donald trump has been pushing to rebuild the military requested $639 billion for the department of defense in his 2018 budget proposal and in 2019 that

spending would increase to $680 billion. breaking that down $21 billion of that would be spent on new military aircraft, $18 billion to ship those things and building that and $5.8 billion to new vehicles but none of the aircraft involved in this week's accidents are included in the budget proposal is major investments. rob: turnover document to prepare for a legal battle. devon nunez threatening to support subpoenas if the fbi doesn't give them a clean copy of the document the kick started the russia probe. the committee was given a heavily redacted version last month. nunez emphasized the document is not highly classified. he demands access by april 11th. jillian: us troops will stay in syria for now, white house backtracking after donald trump's call for all troops to be brought home as the us is

closing in on completely wiping out isis from the country. officials say siri will transition to local enforcement once us troops are no longer needed. there are 2000 us troops in syria right now. >> us ambassador to mexico from the clinton administration siding with donald trump, james jones is now the time to make changes to the treaty that has long been slammed by the president. >> it is time to modernize nafta. it is a 25-year-old treaty. we didn't have cell phones when nafta was passed. it needs to be modernized and upgraded. >> reporter: most of the jobs lost were due to technology improvements. jillian: turning to extreme

weather, crews in minneapolis working around the clock, shoveling snow ahead of the twins home opener today. you would think it was football season with the weather. >> the city slammed with record-breaking snow and cold in april, more is on the way. a spring snowstorm. >> 17 ° from across, 26 in chicago, still feeling like winter for a lot of folks. on the west coast traveling across the country you see it moving in areas with cold temperatures it begins in the upper levels to turn into a wintery mix, you see some snow. our anticipated snowfall tracking from now into the first half of the weekend, a line of snow across kentucky, running across the mid-atlantic and on saturday new york city will see snow, a couple inches. winter still not over yet.

jillian: i don't have anything left to say about this. >> thousands will flood the streets to protest the lenovo. the wildcats taking the victory parades through the heart of the city later this morning. jillian: the second title in three years beating the wolverines 79-62. rob: were you looking for villanova? jillian: i didn't go there. it is crazy. it is 9 minutes after the hour. the anti-sanctuary law push picking up more steam. >> i came to this country 45 years ago, we were not offered sanctuary. we were told you have to be an american citizen and here's what you have to do and we did it. jillian: another city putting their foot down to the open border policy. griff jenkins was inside the fiery meeting. rob: china threatening brand-new

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jillian: welcome back to "fox and friends first". the market-making a major come back proving wall street wasn't rattled by the $50 billion retaliation of american tariffs. >> a tweet here, the chair of

the program in business and finance in new york city, we had you want a couple days ago. we initially had a plan from china for $3 billion in tariffs, didn't punch back hard and now the plan is $50 billion and we saw the market take and recover to. why didn't the market bite? >> i don't think the market thinks we will have a trade war. china has a $50 billion plan for tariffs but the key is they don't give a timeline. we are watching with the us is doing. if the us puts tariffs into effect china will respond but the us has given itself several months to put it in place. looks more like a negotiation than a trade war. >> in everyday folks be worried? >> we should monitor it. the key is the deal gets done

before tariffs go into effect and china response, now you start to see real pain from farmers and automakers and aircraft makers and a lot of people across the country. there is a threat but what the president is signaling is putting big terms out right away and with the chinese, the administration is very clear we want to get a deal done because we want this to work out on both sides. >> in the united states, if it is an active let's look at the impact you could see and it could benefit you depending on what you buy, they will get

cheaper in this country. >> in general it is a pain for us companies, china is a huge consumer market and people want to sell inside and a lot of customers there and producing products, pork, beef, trying to sell those in china but china, big trump state, midwestern states, south dakota, iowa, trying to inflict real political pain, the us has midterm elections this year and they can play to that. it takes all the president's negotiating skills to get this done but he feels confident they will get to a place where they work out in short order and he can take it back to his constituents. jillian: what is your message to folks at home? >> keep watching, this is a negotiation, not a trade war yet, there is a lot of room for a deal. we will talk about trade wars and we can reach a deal and the stock market believes that as

well. jillian: wild day. rob: a roller coaster, the 2018 stock market lose the line would be a mile-long. we got enough in reality. 16 minutes after the hour. facebook fail. the privacy scandal got worse. new numbers showing how many people had personal information compromised. jillian: not a citizen no problem. the shocking number of illegal immigrants who scored driver's licenses in california. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet.

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in the works as outrage grows around the massive user data scandal announcing new search functions and there when access the give people more privacy but facebook scanned links and images for inappropriate content and sometimes reads your private messages. founder and ceo mark zuckerberg will testify about data security. cambridge analytical may have accessed 87 million profiles, not 50 million. the number keeps going up. social media sites like facebook may find the opioid epidemic. major tech companies to crack down on the platform saying they are not proactive enough. the senate health committee released a draft of a bipartisan bill to prescribe smaller opioids to improve the detection at the border.

jillian: tragedy hitting the big screen, chappaquiddick tells the story of how one accident changed the course of presidential history when the death of ted kennedy's life and career into a tailspin. let's look at the ceo of marketing, behind the scenes look. >> you think you know the story, the biggest political cover-up of the 20th century, took us behind the scenes of what went on behind the scenes that fateful day. let's take a look. >> everybody, raise your glasses to the senator. >> ted kennedy, the white house, 72. >> the biggest local coverups

and how much of a new about what went on behind the scenes. >> a lot of elements, irish catholic american, knowing about the kennedys is pretty important. >> what happened to you? >> chappaquiddick was the classic example of and entitled empowered people. >> tell the truth, or at least our version of it. it ends with an appeal to the people that elected me. >> i wavering between saying chappaquiddick would never happen in this day and age meaning the cover-up and then i

am like i don't know. >> i think you need to learn stories like this and educate yourself to work out where we are and why we are. >> get the inside story when chappaquiddick hits theaters this friday. >> what have i done? >> i didn't know this was set against the backdrop of the apollo moon landing, political tragedy and a crisis. our management standpoint and all the machinations behind the scene. jillian: what surprised you most? >> the context of it, being set against the apollo moon landing and was went on behind-the-scenes and it was covered up for so long. even to this day the executive producer had a lot of trouble bringing this story to the big screen. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. 24 minutes after the hour, watching people in washington dc, homeland security discovers

buying devices hidden around the nation's capital. our next guest specializes in surveillance activity, a frightening warning, no one is safe. and obesity standing up to california sanctuary law and griff jenkins inside the fiery meeting where the decision was made. >> it was fiery and heated but the latest city in california to fight back against sanctuary state laws, that story coming up next. store. we always wanted to raise our family in a small tight-knit hometown community. when the opportunity to own a sears hometown store became available we jumped at it. and ever since, we've been a family owned business. our customers keep coming back because they know they can trust us. we're part of their community. we don't work for sears. we own this place. we work for you. ♪

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>> another city taking a stand against the sanctuary law. >> voting to support the trump administration lawsuit against california after a fiery city council meeting. griff jenkins joins us live.

>> 60 members of the community on both sides impassioned and engaging in some name-calling but ultimately city council voting 4-1 to join the trump administration's lawsuit against the state of california because of it sanctuary state law. specifically the fact that it prohibits cooperation between local law enforcement and place. here is exactly what went down last night. >> they can no longer divide us because we have been fighting too long. >> when you cross our border you became illegal and the criminal. >> deporting my family, we are talking about tearing families apart. this is a very real thing. >> breaks my heart to see the hatred in the room. the mainstream media is involved

because they humanize anyone who is against any type of immigration. >> there is nothing in the constitution that says one rogue state can make policies that affect the whole nation. >> what we really need to do, washington and the state at leadership needs to have thoughtful discussions about the right solution. not only legal but compassionate. >> i came to this country 45 years ago me and my mother. we were not offered sanctuary or an easier softer way. we were told here is what you have to do and we did it. >> this is the right thing to do. i was elected mayor to keep the constitution, uphold the constitution and keep our communities safe. i'm committed to that and this

is what the council did. >> reporter: escondido is the first city if you look at the map and follows actions we have seen in this backlash pushing back against the law, orange county last week, huntington beach this week and half a dozen considering things. all eyes will be on san diego's the board of supervisors who plan to vote to take action on april 17th. we will wait and see what happens. >> not a citizen not a problem. 1 million illegal immigrants have california drivers licenses undocumented immigrants got licenses after jerry brown signed a statement for responsible drivers act in 2015.

this helps illegal immigrants get to work, drive kids to school and run everyday errands without being pulled over. donald trump will head to west virginia holding a roundtable on tax or 4-man jobs, west virginia republican congressman evan jenkins will be on hand running for the u.s. senate seat currently held by democrat sen. joe mentioned. it could easley be flipped. kaylee mcinerney says it is a win for the white house. >> an exciting visit because he will tout gop tax cuts which have given the breath of life to the american middle class and seen paychecks grow by $1000 on average. >> reporter: this is the president's fourth visit to the state since taking office. embattled epa administrator scott pruitt facing off with it henry defending himself against controversial pay raises an suspicious condo rental. >> one of your friends got a pay

raise. >> they did not get a pay raise. they did not. i stopped that yesterday. >> are you embarrassed? >> it should not have happened. officials involved in the process should not have done what they did. >> donald trump said he would drain the swamp. draining the swamp renting an apartment from the wife of a washington lobbyist. >> it is not fair to ask that question. >> do you take responsibility? >> i am fixing the problem. >> pruitt has faced questions about first-class travel installation whether he will stay on the job. bystanders and police officers pool a man from a burning car moments after it crashed. check out the little rescue outside chicago. a good samaritan running from across the street to drag the

driver to safety. police say that quick thinking save the man's life, the driver not seriously hurt, charged with dui. jillian: is someone spying on people in washington dc? that part of homeland security found unauthorized surveillance devices around the capital can discuss and eavesdrop on calls. what could be behind it and should we be worried? intel analyst, thank you for joining us. you have actually used this technology. what can you tell us about it? >> it is called the stingray system, they hunt, trap and kill terrorists leaders in iraq and it is used for various purposes in washington dc when you read these reports from the department of homeland security. the system is designed to locate or target or individual from a surveillance video looking for that. i can plug it into this, and

where you have a given point of time. think about that for a second in the hands of a russian intelligence operative to collect intelligence information on senior white house officials this could be a concerning issue when individuals determine where our leaders are at any given point in time. >> it is scary for me, what should people be thinking? should they be worried? >> the national security interests are at stake in economic interests meant for use on the battlefield. washington dc has the highest concentration of spies on the entire planet. all these embassies are engaged in the spy versus spy game, that

is very concerning and is from the report, has absolutely no idea who is using it and if it is in the hands of our adversary this is a threat to our leadership and national security and way of life. >> is there a way we can protect ourselves? what can we do about it? >> the devices are difficult because encryption that make do much for it. costly wireless upgrades to telecommunications but service providers, for the last few years security for these communications have been on the service providers. and national security agencies collaborating with them to figure out solutions to this but the devices out there are pretty powerful and capable of doing

some the various things. when you think that in the hands of our adversaries, no doubt ou. jillian: are you concerned who might be behind this? you mentioned the possibility of it could be russians behind this. does this worry you? >> worried about our leaders and economic security. could be routine training exercises that take place. we have a lot of special operations exercises using these devices and training as they fight but at the same time if this is in the hands of our adversaries, there is no doubt we will have a problem on our hands. jillian: thank you for bringing us that information, appreciate it, scary stuff. >> personal information stolen

from tens of thousands of customers, two major companies just hit by hackers. jillian: former pres. obama accused of using millions of taxpayer dollars and wait until you hear what for. >> facebook said no to an ad that showed jesus christ on the cross but social media giant is now seeing right, stay tuned. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com

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rob: the obama administration accused of using hardened taxpayer dollars to fund left-wing activities in albania. according to judicial watch the state department donated $9 million to the justice for all campaign backed by george soros. that money went to help the socialist government reform

their judicial system. jillian: this guy touting himself as a decorated veteran for years but police say he never served. an officer questioning his mother reform honestly job application in port st. lucie florida, the 46-year-old board his military beds, more bs card and license plate receiving va health benefits for 6 years, claiming he earned 20 military honors including a purple heart. one relative of his saying he wore a fake military uniform, he is now in jail facing several charges. rob: two more major companies hit by hackers. jillian: the major airline and department store suffering from data breaches. >> reporter: this marks four for the week that i reported on. delta and sears hit by the same data breach. they use an online chat service

called 247. they communicate with customers so that compromise system was in september of last year so they are finding out about this in march. as far as customers go there personal credit card information may have been compromised. delta says they will launch a website to give people more information, what they can do in case their information is compromised. sears says 110,000 customers information may have been compromised. >> i have been getting emails daily, can't even keep up with it. restaurants trying to keep up. >> reporter: there is a may 7th deadline, restaurants that have 20 locations displaying calorie

counts on their menu. in a major rush, switch up the menu boards but a lot of states have their own laws in place, a major rush to get all of that done. you will soon see calorie counts in every chain restaurant. jillian: what is worth more to you, a raise or your right to vote? what some people are willing to give up for money. we will debate it next. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. (sneeze) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways

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dozen minutes from now. there's a threat on the southern border according to the secretary of homeland security. we will have continuing coverage of the president sending national guard troops to the border. we will speak to sec. nielsen. rob reiner once upon a time was a funny guy on the sitcom all in the family. he does not like the fact that so many people are watching the rosanne show because it seems to be mainstreaming the president of the united states, calls rosanne a trump mouthpiece for the lunatic fringe. we will talk about that and more, kicks off 11 minutes from now right here on this channel. in the meantime here is jillian. jillian: faith under fire college in the nation's capital,

george washington university offering a free training session on christian privilege teaching students why american christians receive things they don't deserve. pastor robert jeffers saying this is straight out of the liberal playbook. >> you start by creating a bogus problem, and radical and unconstitutional solution that always involves taking away of constitutional rights. >> the seminar doesn't just focus on religion. facebook apologizing for rejecting this ad showing jesus hanging on the cross but steubenville, ohio submitted it, received a denial message. the social media giant calling it, quote, shocking or excessively violent content.

facebook says it was a mistake and has since approved it. >> what is worth more to you? your rights or a pay raise. and new study revealing one third of american workers would give up their right to vote in exchange for 10% pay raise. surprising numbers revealing a new survey by a loan refinancing site. you to debate this is patrice and bold media business editor, thank you for coming in this morning. these numbers will surprise a lot of people. what what americans do for a 10% raise? 9% of americans would give up their child's right to vote to get a 10% raise. 40% of people would give up dental care for a 10% raise. 12% of people with end their relationship for 10% raise. those relationships were

probably doomed anyway. i would think these numbers would shock a lot of people. >> they should. it points to desperation young people have today. in the age of the sharing economy when you turn your smart phone. and strong jobs economy. it doesn't make sense to trade basic freedoms and rights. as well as hygiene and personal things for a couple extra bucks. >> >> education is expensive, and household that creeps up again in the economy. >> $1.45 trillion. $92 billion in credit card debts

last year. it is said to see how tight it is to live in this country. we have certainly spent ourselves into a situation where it sounds like people would give up this unbelievable right we have in this wonderful country. >> people not just getting bigger paychecks, and wages rise, but what is the regular family budget look like. and tax reforms and tax cuts, 9 of 10 americans, paycheck owners, to provide a little cushion in your budget. we need to think about how we

can ensure workers pay off student debt, young people going into college are not taking on debt and looking at better opportunities to find the right paying job. >> don't you find it troubling in a world where so many countries. they have the ability to vote in a legitimate. it is sad. >> one is disenfranchised. and politically disenfranchised. and as well as global norms. a lot of people feel this way. it enforces reality. rob: viewers have respect for the inalienable right to vote. a facebook poll, 80% of people would rather have the right to vote than a 10% pay raise. got to have some respect for

that. thanks for coming on, appreciate your time. a bazaar study. i did not see that coming. 53 minutes after the hour. jumping the gun. notice anything wrong with this tweet? nancy pelosi's major mistake on twitter. ♪ ♪

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♪ and i'm wiser and i'm older ♪ all this time i was finding myself rob: a live look at the beautiful city of chicago. almost 5:00 a.m. in chicago on central time. jillian: i love chicago. rob: it's a good town and i'm sure they are ready for summer. we hope it's right around the corner. because that's the best time of the year to be in that town. jillian: time for the good, the bad,and the ugly. first the good. a group of service dogs take a trip to disneyland. canine champ companion bringing their pups on a

field trip to the happiest place on earth. decked out favorite spirit wearing mickey mouse ears. they even got to take a ride on the tea cup ride. rob: love the dogs. nancy pelosi hit the send button too soon. accidently sending this draft. tag officials and tax march, for a reteeth. mistype there. jillian: hole in one celebration gone horribly wrong. >> hit it. [cheers] that's pro-golfer dislocating his ankle while celebrating at the masters leans back over, pops it back into place and continues on to play two more holes. is he going to be having an

mri this morning, we will see if he tees off this morning. rob: jack nicklaus grandson hits a hole in one "fox & friends" starts now. >> executive order deploying the to the border. >> current security and immigration law fail the american people. border security is national security. >> city council still in he is con did dough, california voted to support the lawsuit filed by the department of filed by the department of justice against the state of california's. >> giving illegal criminals more right than our citizens is illegal, it's immoral, it's insane. and, yes. it's unconstitutional. >> house committee chairman devin nunes demanding that the fbi and the doj hand over the key documents about the opening of the russia investigation. >> china announced tough new tariffs on u.s.