finally saw it because a group of veterans, friends, neighbors and mechanics contributed to restore the mustang. >> our judgment is 6 to 18 months before they have an icbm capable of reaching the united states. heather: donald from calling 4000 members of the national guard to the southern line. >> democrats, what they are doing is insanity. >> top dr. issued an advisory urging more americans to carry a life-saving medication reversing the effects of an opioid overdose. >> what our responsibility is, that was a huge mistake, it was

my mistake. ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning, although stories plus nor things happening today. you are watching "fox and friends first" and we appreciate it. did you see donald trump talking about his speech on taxes while visiting west virginia. >> this would have taken two minutes but - that would have been a little boring. >> and city blessed democrats for obstructing his plan to

secure our southern border. clifton confide from the border in san diego where the anti-sanctuary movement sweeps through california. good morning. >> reporter: we don't know where. maybe it will be along the san diego portion, across from tijuana or when the national guard will arrive but we know it will be 2000 to 4000 national guard troops to enhance security perhaps until the border wall is built. the other thing we know is the president is frustrated with california sanctuary cities and oakland mayor libby schaff. >> if you look in california and see what is happening an incredible phenomenon because century city's, the mayor of oakland where she tells 1000 people to get going, law enforcement is coming to get you. to me that is obstruction of justice. >> this comes amid that last, undeniable backlash from cities

and counties in california, escondido the latest to join the trump administration's lawsuit against the sanctuary laws here. we spoke with the next frontier, the board of supervisors, 18 cities, the chairwoman told me a little bit about what she hopes to accomplish on april 17th. >> something more than resolution. seemingly meaningless. to really explore any and all options as a county to provide meaningful input into this lawsuit. >> it would really frustrate law enforcement if this happens, ice's field director in the san diego area to talk about how it impacts him. take a listen.

>> having one officer go to the jail, 15 officers outside the jail. are we capturing all the people? know. we have to put a team together to look for this individual. it is more dangerous for our officers. >> reporter: escondido the sixth municipality, we saw humboldt, huntington beach, san juan, capistrano. who knows before the april 17th vote, we couldn't see other cities taking action, all eyes right here along this border and on this issue. >> we appreciate it. as the white house prepares to deploy troops former speaker of the house newt gingrich is calling out democrats for sparking a, quote, cultural civil war over illegal

immigration. he says it is not coming from a place of compassion because the left is using it to derail the president's agenda. >> the cultural civil war. if you are the left you never talk about your side's weaknesses or acknowledge the other side's strengths. what is happening to the left is if you are an average american you see more jobs every month, more investment every month, trump doing what he promised he would do, standing up for america and your choice, those who think it is okay to have thousands of people cross the border versus protecting america, inch by inch trump is organizing like andrew jackson and that will be decisive in changing america's future.

>> china vowing to fight the us at any cost the warning as donald trump considers an additional $100 billion in new tariffs on chinese imports, $50 billion plan, soybeans and small aircraft. newly released texts reveal the two withholding information from the department of justice, peter stzrok texting i think we need to consider what we disclose to doj, the last note. in london to interview a key - dates after the probe was open. >> a major nuclear warning from the uk, north korea could strike

by the summer. new alarming images surface in a nuclear site. doug lose ater joins us with the latest. >> reporter: intelligence officials believe the regime is getting closer and closer to having technology to launch a missile attack on the united states. the uk website express with a clear warning from the british defense minister. >> our judgment is 6 to 18 months before they will have an icbm capability capable of reaching the coast of the united states or indeed ourselves. >> 6 to 18 months, he said that 21/2 months ago.

3 months from having the technology. and a worst-case scenario. and recent work at a north korean nuclear site, a reactor in pyongyang as the white house is trying to work out a sitdown between donald trump and north korean dictator kim jong un. we don't have a location, time, date but that is being discussed by the administration. >> a man is under arrest accused of setting off bombs in a sam's club store. and in southern california, to not seriously hurt anyone and bombsmaking material, he acted

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prior to their trip, they are offering customers future discounts. to hawaii, the missile alert plan before it was even finished, shocking revelation about january's false missile warning that sent the state into 38 minutes of panic, hawaii emergency management issuing the alert thinking it was a real attack, state officials say they didn't have the protocols and correct them. the missile preparedness campaign has been suspended. donald trump wants to send 200524000 american security members to secure the southern border and plans to probably keep them or a large portion of them until the wall is built. what will these national guard troops do and how will they help? here to weigh in is dr. rebecca grant. we appreciate it. this is not unprecedented.

6000 national guard troops sent to the southern border by the bush administration, 1200 national guard troops sent by the obama administration in 2010. what does donald trump hope to accomplish and what can he accomplish by doing this? >> he wants to harden the border, make it more secure. what we see going on is things moving, the national guard will look for volunteers to assist on the border. they will do aerial surveillance, focus on assisting border patrol, repair fences, roads, shore up sections where the wall might be. and making it a much tougher border to cross. heather: ms group of soldiers

with guns in hand. >> no tanks, no lines of troops, a lot of aircraft, helicopters, individuals going down, mall units go down. it is not like the army, has been done in the past and these national guardsmen will augment what is going on under control of the border patrol. heather: to hear some people speak of it that is what they are afraid of happening. here is what donald trump tweeted out because it was mentioned, this low in terms of numbers of immigration or border passings at a 46 year low, stop the drugs. he makes a good point talking about this the past couple days, 98% of all apps comes across the southern border. >> reporter: aerial surveillance is useful. we have the military augmenting border patrol and counter drug

operations going on, helicopters and other aircraft with special sensors and surveillance making a big difference in spotting individuals and vehicles bringing illegal drugs and human trafficking along the border, this helps surveillance. heather: donald trump planning to sanction more russians today including some with ties to vladimir putin. what does he hope to accomplish with this? >> this started in january when the treasury department, we are getting pretty good at this, these are billionaires who have made money on oil, gas, minerals, overseas. trump is trying to target individuals close to vladimir putin, our great ally in britain to retaliate in a controlled

way. a lot of reasons to put pressure. >> do you think donald trump's administration is a good job so far, across penalties. and in march 2017. >> sanctions aren't intended to hurt russia's people or the economy overall, it is specific pressure on flat amir putin and those who keep him in power to say your behavior is unacceptable. it is a strong message but trump is deciding on the full dimensions of his policy with russia. we got a lot of mixed signals, recalling ambassadors and let the world cup go ahead in july and june. the message is mixed but this is

a strong move, a lot to unfallen trump's russia policy. heather: thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. the opioid epidemic is out of control, the top dr. in the west, average americans to carry the drug that stops the system. we have mixed reaction pouring in online on this one. police officer going viral for spreading love is why he's as america needs it now more than ever when he joins us live. ♪ s you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet.

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heather: fox business alert in a few hours another strong jobs report is expected to be released. 193,000 jobs were added last month along with private employers expected to have 241,000 jobs. the national unemployment rate is expected to fall to 4%. facebook, not just going after your data but private medical information too. the company asking hospitals to share patient records to match patient profiles. and the analytical scandal and mark zuckerberg -- >> they do harm as well. and responsibility and that is a

huge mistake. >> no indication he will step down as ceo. a brand-new warning about the opioid epidemic, average americans to clear the drug that produces overdoses at all times but is that a good idea? >> it starts and you get hooked so fast. >> donald trump speaking about the opioid epidemic, top dr. issues and advisory urging more americans to carry life-saving medication which can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. >> 3 quarters of overdoses are in nonmedical settings so can't rely on the traditional first responders. >> reporter: the first national public health advisory and 13 years, the drug restoring a

person's breathing bringing an overdose victim back from near death. the surgeon general helping those at risk as well as friends and family members who keep it on hand and learn how to use it. >> you got to put on a tourniquet, stop the breathing. >> reporter: more than 42,000 americans suffered overdose deaths and the epidemic is hitting every corner of the country. >> may not be who you think. and the high school quarterback, an injury and legitimate chronic pain. >> reporter: 50 states passed laws including access to the life-saving drug, most health insurance providers covered and somehow public health programs make it available at a discount. in los angeles, trace gallagher, fox news. >> should the general public carry the drug that stops opioid

overdoses. calluses too many 911 calls from parents who find their children unresponsive and have no way to help the man tammy says i wouldn't want to carry it but if i could save a life it is worth doing. sad situation. kathy disagrees posting on facebook this is not solving anything, just keeping people alive, they go right back to trying to kill themselves. keep letting us know what you think. almost half past the top of the art, she murdered three police officers in cold blood and was granted parole for good behavior. >> you killer police officer you are in for life. >> reporter: how the victim's family is getting the chance to keep herman bell behind bars. >> we're going to put a lot of call mine in school companies out of business. >> reporter: hillary clinton paying the price for those comments on the campaign trail,

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heather: welcome back to "fox and friends first" was a cop killer's freedom put on hold for now. a judge halting herman bell's released we for decades after he lord two nypd officers and killed them in cold blood. jackie ibanez has more on this. >> reporter: a judge in new york stopping the release of the black liberation army member until a new lawsuit by one of the victim's widows can be reviewed. the officers were lured into a building by herman bell and others in new york city where

they were gunned down in cold blood. bell was convicted of killing a third officer in california and granted parole after 30 years behind bars, set for release april 17th. in one week the new york supreme court will hear the claim that the parole board failed procedural law ordering bell labs release. she writes bell and many cop killers like him who would have been put to death before was struck down or given life without parole shouldn't be freed because of coincidental timing. >> my daughter never got to know their father. he wasn't there. >> this decision is indefensible. it should never have happened. when you gallipolis officer you don't get let out of jail.

>> reporter: if the judge decides not to move the case forward bell will be released at a later date. talk about a lot of people being paroled early. thank you so much. the the balance of justice missing the deadline to hand over 1.2 million documents on the alleged fisa abuse, by bob goodlatte after the doj was slow to reply. a second special counsel to be appointed to investigate the probe. the daughter of a former russian spy poisons in the uk speaking out for the first time, they have been hospitalized, nerve agents attacked. she is out of a coma and says this, quote, i'm glad to say my strength is growing daily, i'm grateful for the interest in me and the many messages i have

received. russia has denied any involvement in the attack. the race is on to flip a democratic senate seat in ohio. a banker and a congressman facing off in the gop primary. how the incumbent is trying to appeal to republicans. >> reporter: a few blocks from the arena where businessmen with no experience accepted the republican nomination two years ago. a businessman with no political experience is trying to win a republican nomination for senate. >> he has been very effective and the cost a lot for the good of america and i would like to follow in those footsteps. >> reporter: of mike gibbons is to unseat sherrod brown he has got to get his name out there. >> we put 60,000 miles on our car. >> reporter: the other

congressman says donald trump is the reason he is running too. >> a call from the white house. >> when a high-profile republican dropped out of the senate race the president nudged him towards this contest. >> up orchid from western pennsylvania guest asked by the president and the white house to help. >> the president was supportive. >> get in there and fight. we need you. >> reporter: trump beat clinton by 8 points was progressive sen. brown agrees with the republican president on one major issue in the state. >> i support the move on tariffs, time we draw a line on chinese behavior gaming the system. >> reporter: he doubts the democratic senator is sincere. >> he will hug the president as much as he can but only on one issue, tariffs.

>> reporter: brown insists not everything has to be partisan. >> voters don't look at liberals, conservatives on any spectrum. they look at each of us. deify for our pensions, do you fight for higher wages, trade agreements that mean jobs in the united states? >> reporter: voters like mike gibbons looked at those choices and decided a name with missing. >> i decided to do something in my television set for the last 5 years. >> reporter: one name you didn't hear, republicans who won the last statewide primary in this state, the governor making moves towards a 20/20 run, not somebody these candidates are clamoring for on the campaign trail. heather: donald trump reminding west virginia voters about these campaign comments from hillary clinton. >> we will put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> reporter: the president telling the crowd they made the right choice about voting him

into the white house. >> your opponent said she would put, it is out of work until she got here. she came here. heather: the president visiting the state for a roundtable discussion about tax reform. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. buying drugs on facebook, ordering a pizza. sounding the alarm and you is targeting your children on social media. our next guest and addiction specialist who says it is up to parents. what needs to be done to keep kids safe. a bold message with a clever sign that doubles as a warning going viral. you want to escape the brutal cold that does not seem to go away? now is your chance. crazy flight deals that are happening right now. ♪

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heather: that is so much, appreciate it. a free platform for pushing illicit drugs. fda once facebook, google and twitter to crack down on opioid sales on their site so is it time to step up security on social media? here's addiction specialist dr. daniel, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. this is crazy, parents hearing this are going to be concerned, facebook, twitter, selling opioids. >> the dark web has been a place where people have bought drugs like sentinel, drugs that are more powerful than morphine and killed 100 people a day. parents need to be on top of their kids and keep computers in a common area with access to

their smart phones, know who and what they are doing. heather: 90% of online pharmacies are illegal because they are restricted from advertising drugs. anything in that capacity. this is facebook's response. we care about opioid addiction in our community and committed to doing our part to implement solutions, taken numerous measures to minimize the opportunity and on our platform. my question for you is what do parents need to do? >> parents need to be on top of their kids in a way they never were before. they could be in their rooms with the door closed. the internet is like a dirt road without a sheriff and parents need to keep computers in the living room in a common area and have access to smart phones. a lot of people say what about trust?

i say safety trumps privacy and they used to say trust but verify. parents need to be on top of what their kids were doing. heather: the next topic, smoking with children under the age of 6 could soon be illegal in columbus ohio. should more cities do the same thing? does this not apply to kids regardless whether they are 6 or 7-year-olds? >> interesting you would think this is something that would have happened a long time ago. we know secondhand smoke increases risk of respiratory infection, middle ear infections, so this is a public health issue, smoking around children is child abuse plain and simple. heather: some states have smoking laws for underage kids ranging 18 years old down to 8 years old is the youngest so far. you were speaking to this but

what can happen inside a car for all of us? >> there is no safe level of secondhand smoke. even with the window down no parent should ever be smoking around their child for not only physical reasons but psychological reasons because kids are modeling the behavior of their parents and should not be sending the message that smoking is okay. heather: the opposite argument, more regulation. less government regulation being involved in our personal lives is always important but at the same time people don't make the best choices. >> that is true. this is an issue for me that is not about politics or overregulation but public health and that is something that is in the right place. heather: nicely said, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. enough to going viral to spread

love nationwide, joins us live with his inspiration behind the hug a cop campaign. ♪ you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet.

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heather: georgia police officer caught on camera singing with a group of strangers while on duty. watch. ♪ heather: travis goodson has gone viral for that video and is leaving his own campaign called hashtag hug a cop to spread more positivity around the country. that officer joins me now, thank you for joining us, appreciate

it. >> my pleasure. heather: you are a great singer. >> appreciate that. heather: tell us the back story. what happens here? >> in this event i'm a community police officer and noticed in the last couple months a lot of things have gone around in the news and wanted to spread some positivity. i wanted to start something positive. whatever everyday i give a hug to a complete stranger and what a difference that would make to the united states. heather: the video itself has been viewed 100,000 times, probably more by now, shared 2000 times at least and people really liking it because we could use a little bit of this in this country. >> the timing is perfect and it is up to us if we want to make a difference, we can.

heather: you heard from people all over the country, someone as far away as minnesota, maryland. >> something texas, florida, california, everywhere has been great. of the 20 becoming a local celebrity. i lived in albany for five years. i know the folks are great people who love each other, positive people. can you sing a little more the song you were singing? >> i can. ♪ ♪ kids don't have a job ♪ don't pay the bills ♪ won't buy you a home ♪ never assume ♪ but it's all you need

♪ and love will - heather: travis. ♪ heather: i want to ask you one more question. i want you to -- the message that you have for every one. >> it is time to share love. and lay differences aside and do something great. heather: thank you so much, have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ make is a shelter

♪ and my brother's keeper ♪

heather: gun rights advocates in illinois suing over a new ban on assault rifles arguing the ban violates their constitutional rights. the law stops purchase, position and manufacturer of the rifles and high-capacity magazines.

residents have until june 13th to get rid of bad weapons or face a fine of $1000 per day. sheriff going viral for placing a welcome sign in front of his department in harris county, georgia. our citizens have concealed weapons. if you kill someone we might kill you back. we have one jail in 356 cemeteries. and joy your stay. the sheriff put up this sign warning harris county is, quote, politically incorrect. robert they niro is back and no stranger to bashing donald trump. >> the city it is the president. the guys a fool. our government today with our baby in chief -

heather: he is slamming the nra while praising gun-control activists, quote, they are the ones who feel the way we do, not the way the gun lovers and the nra do with all the idiocy to the point of absurdity. we are deka where things happening in our country are so bad and it comes from trump. former first lady michelle obama thinks hillary clinton would be a better choice for the us than donald trump. >> the best qualified candidate in this race was a woman and she wasn't perfect but she was way more perfect. than many of the alternatives. >> not helping the country come together, speaking at a leadership conference need to support women with those ambitions but emphasize she is

interested in the job. we have a new president, donald trump. hopefully you will have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues okay. >> we called out the national guard, we are doing a real job. the laws of this country have to be strengthened and tough enough. rob: the plan to put the national guard on the border met with some resistance, how many troops. >> the top dr. sounding an alarm about the opioid epidemic you never heard before. the surgeon general once you to carry a life-saving antidote. >> the eagle that mistook a picture nicknamed big mabel for an actual maple