reclining? next thing they will be putting us in pods and transporting us as they do cargo. even sardines get to lie down in their tin cans. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" blooge-friends first continues, see you tomorrow, goodbye. >> 100 missiles, didn't shoot one down. every single one hit its target. >> tuesday, april 17th, fox news alert. tampering with evidence, russia accused of keeping investigators off the attack site in syria. the white house is responding. >> crimes committed on my property by an illegal immigrant and he was released. >> growing anti-sanctuary movement spreading across california. the vote overnight and the next big one happening today. >> their logo has been around a century but now seems too racist

to honor one of baseball's all-time greats, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> lovely day, not a bad day compared to the hurricane we got through yesterday morning. >> was a technically hurricane? >> it felt like one, almost off in the wind and the rain was sideways, a rough monday in the northeast and the marathon runners in boston, looking better today. good morning to you. jillian: thanks for starting the

day with us. breaking overnight, new missile strikes aimed at syria. >> chemical weapons inspectors examined chemical attack site this week amid concerns of russian tampering. jillian: breaking details, mike. >> reporter: we are following reports out of syria about possibility of new airstrikes overnight, statement media claims are defense intercepted those missiles which hezbollah's media reported some missiles aimed near homes, the location of the us strikes a year ago. hezbollah reported some aimed at a military base near damascus was a week ago the airbase hits, irani and drone operators were killed, israel was blamed for the strike and suspected with the overnight straight, israeli military is not claiming or denying the latest activity. the prevention of chemical weapons, still not made it to

the town of duma the site of the suspected chemical attack on the syrian and russian authorities preventing inspectors from getting to that town claiming the ladies are due to security concerns following coalition airstrikes, it should be noted the town of duma was not hit. the reinforces have been in control since before the collision strikes, russia and syria deny, contact someplace. resins claim it was an elaborate hoax dates by the white helmet and encouraged by great britain. 40 people died in duma and according to the world health organization 500 became sick with symptoms consistent with exposures to toxic metals, the us ambassador to the un that yalie said new sanctions would be rolled out against russia, punishment for their support for the aside regime in syria. now we hear those sanctions will be held back. todd: governor jerry brown taking his immigration fight to

washington, democrat heading there today after refusing to make national guard troops enforce immigration at the border at the request of the president. they don't want the troops at the border, brown is facing a revolt, several communities joining a lawsuit against the liberal state absent a very laws, some even suing their own state. loss alameda joining several counties that have or are continuing opting out of the sanctuary laws. >> sanctuary cities and thing to worry states are whether we want to shield terminals, whether we want criminals released into the communities to commit more crimes. the only people for them are the criminals and segmental politicians trying to play the race card in politics. todd: he will speak this afternoon. >> l chap oh is talking about

jail conditions, money for his defense and mental health. he tried to speak at his last court appearance in february but the judge reviews, pleading guilty to drug trafficking and conspiracy charges. mexican authority rested him after raiding his home 20 years ago, trial is set for september. rob: donald trump will welcome the japanese prime minister to the winter white house in mara lago expected to discuss north korea and trade tariffs. grip jenkins live with what we can expect from this meeting. >> reporter: the stage is set as the prime minister arrives, sarah sanders expects it to be positive to focus on trade in north korea and the president continues to stand his ground on trade. >> our country has been taken advantage of for many years. japan, south korea, with china

we are at $375 billion trade deficit so we started the process and see how it's legals up but we're going to win. we lost years ago by pres.s and others allowing this to happen, should never have allowed to happen. >> a was the first visit donald trump but there has been tension, able with caught offguard when his country was not exempted from tariff plans. the upcoming summit with north korea telling chinese officials in tokyo i hoped the dialogue with donald trump to abolish its nuclear missiles in a fool and irreversible manner. a stripped nuclear is asian of the korean peninsula must include short and medium-range missiles which pose a direct threat to japan and this begins this afternoon with the bilateral meeting followed by a dinner tonight.

as approval ratings at an all-time low. finally no word whether to play golf again and look at the weather the next few days, sunny with 0 chance of precipitation. >> the rain hasn't come in yet. >> the white house slamming james comey after his first tv interview since being fired. >> an entire year to play paul revere, paul revere jumped right on his horse, didn't wait a year, trying to sell books, not the country. >> hillary clinton and, displayed incredibly poor judgment in the timing of this book. >> federal judge, documents found in the michael cohen raid, donald trump and cohen argued the items contain protected materials. out of nowhere, cohen's attorney

mentioned sean hannity, a move that surprised him. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. i had occasional brief conversations with michael cohen, to all you liberals in the media, everyone out there that may not usually watch tuning about recent news about yours truly let not your heart be troubled. rob: hannity said his conversations were limited to real estate questions. jillian: steve scalise hospitalized after being shot at congressional baseball practice with the house majority whip starting a series of plans in patient procedures writing to colleagues rest assured i plan to be fully engaged in my work as i recover from the surgery and i'm eager to be back at the capital when my doctors say i am

able. >> barbara bush staying strong as she turns to comfort her granddaughter, and emotional update on mrs. bush's failing health. >> in great spirits and a fighter. is an enforcer with my grandpa and the man she has lived for over 73 years and they are surrounded by family but i think the fact they are together in this and he still says i love you barbie every night is pretty remarkable. >> 92-year-old suffering congestive heart failure and copd. the family is reading to her one of her favorite pastimes. she was big on literacy as first lady. jillian: the space x rocket about the blast optimizer straight out of hollywood. >> the company reaching agreement to design and develop the spaceship at the port of los angeles. >> it is part of the plan to

colonize mars, the first glimpse of the market on instagram last week. a fox news alert, hack attack, is russia targeting critical computers linked to governments around the globe, the urgent warning from the fbi. >> rod rosenstein did not turn in the unredacted gym comey memos house republicans wanted to see, so what happens now? next guest says americans have a right to know what is in those comey memos. jillian: what is better than pizza? pizza at the beach. the service that just launched. we will tell you about it. ♪ ♪ good vibrations ♪ i was a c130 mechanic in the corps,

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rob: department of justice missing a major deadline by republicans to release memos of james comey detailing his meetings with donald trump. jillian: do american people have a right to know what is in these memos? thank you for joining us. what do you think? should we be able to see the memos? >> the public should definitely see these memos. we have gym comey going around on his book tour higher loyalty, make a higher loyalty to the public and public disclosure of these memos. next step should be to ask rosenstein to come to congress with the memos or explanation why not. rob: what is in these memos that is necessary for the people to see? >> it is not a question of what

i think is in the memos. it is the basis of some of the claims in comey's book with president conversations at various points and while you have gym comey going around the nation on national television talking about conversations with the president, congress and the public have a right to see the basis of gym comey's notes. they are fbi materials. >> the doj is slow with this investigation. i want to go to obama's to permit of justice, andrew mccabe has come under scrutiny in recent weeks, claimed that he leaked, it has been announced he leaked a number of things while he was deputy attorney general. the allegations coming from

comey pointing fingers at one another in those offices regarding what happened here. i want your perspective on who you think was doing the right thing if any of them were trying to do the right thing in regards to the clinton foundation case and everything that happened leading up to the election. >> there is an overhang among doj and the fbi that hillary clinton was going to win the election and no one wanted to upset her but what you see in the oig report which is very telling slipped in among the conclusions that mccabe lied. the one other key points is there was a phone call from the department of justice to mccabe that tried to impact or shutdown the independent investigations going on across the country about the clinton foundation.

think about that for a second, equal treatment under the law, don't think so. you have doj putting their finger on those investigations, they don't go far with the clinton foundation and on the other hand everybody looking for something to investigate with respect to donald trump. >> let's look at this phone call dated august 12, 2016, mccabe said a doj official expressed concern about fbi agents taking steps for the clinton investigation during the presidential campaign. he pushed back asking are you telling me i need to shut down a validly predicted investigation? what is your thought when you hear that? >> concerns me greatly and you will hopefully see some of this come out when the oig comes out with its report in may regarding

the clinton foundation but the real question is who was the person who made the call to andrew mccabe and on what authority did that person make the call to chill those investigations the fbi had undertaken not just in one city between 4 cities. rob: you have mccabe leaking information, trying to make himself look more credible as he oversaw these investigations into the clinton foundation and that the justice department loretta lynch at the helm meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac and mccabe saying that doj was asking to get rid of the valid investigation into hillary clinton, this is why this is a big deal, mccabe is holding the figure saying i'm not crooked but they are telling me to get rid of an investigation that held water and this all comes after loretta lynch meets with bill clinton on the tarmac.

jillian: how does this end? >> work up the food chain so the next step is to identify who made the phone call to mccabe and on what authority was the phone call made because it does tie together around the circumstances around the tarmac meeting that comey and mccabe are at odds whether mccabe had authority to leak information but the more important part is putting their finger on the scale to squelch these investigations over the clinton foundation, you are talking four separate independent fbi investigations and the chill was on. rob: when this started coming out people started talking about this. everyone laughed it off and now you have this information pointing fingers at each other saying it was interesting. thanks for coming on this

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violation of an illinois privacy law dating back to 2015 before the cambridge analytical data scandal broke. facebook says the case has no merit. you wonder how they knew. rob: a church backing a plan asking gun owners to have their firearms melted in exchange for gift cards. this indianapolis church posting the event later this month, mixed reaction from the community. >> absolutely moronic. >> fantastic. everybody should do that. rob: the buyback event rewards gun owners with $100 in grocery store gift cards for each gun, $25 for accessories like bump stocks or high-capacity magazines. jillian: amazon no longer selling drugs to hospitals. rob: explain this move. >> reporter: amazon putting

these plans on hold, plans to sell drugs to hospitals, to other medical networks through its amazon business platform. they are having trouble coming up with this. they are hesitant to change from the current process they have. they may focus on other medical supplies, a little less sensitive in terms of timing and getting that where they need to be. delivered to the washington monument if you want, trying to keep up with other restaurants who offer more

delivery options so i think one thing interesting, when you place your order online you can tell your driver what you are wearing so they know who to look for and other personal descriptors. rob: dominoes makes fantastic pizza. just sitting on the beach, thank you so much. 26 minutes after the hour, taking aim at james comey for his lack of professionalism. >> it is not how we do business. i don't know what he was thinking to justify it after the fact, just egregious. >> how the former top boss of the agency is accused of putting the investigation in jeopardy to cash in. jillian: california sanctuary status crumbling is another city votes against the liberal state's open border policy. our next guest just left that meeting after voting to exempt

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time in august 2016. james comey facing widespread criticism after his first tv interview since being fired. that includes the people who used to work for him. >> it is not how we do business. i don't know what he was thinking by doing this. i represent a lot of members of former fbi agents were very unhappy with this lack of professionalism. these matters are under active investigation. >> a 34-year-old veteran of the fbi's is comey was well-respected until he declined prosecution of hillary clinton. rob: your online shopping could set you back even more. the supreme court will hear a case against three online retailers that do not collect sales tax from customers which an online retailers shipping from a state that doesn't have a brick and mortar store or physical presence it does not collect tax but these states

once the high court to reconsider an earlier ruling that established those rules so they don't lose out on any money, trying to even the playing field. it is the last day to file taxes, it is tax day, the irs anticipates 11 million requests for extensions pushing the deadline to october. donald trump says your's tax process will be simpler, the new rules approved in the gop tax reform will reflect lower rates and a standard deduction twice the size of 2017. we wonder if we can do it on a postcard they pushed so heavily. wouldn't that be something? >> another california city voting to exempt themselves from the liberal state's open border policies. >> los alameda city council voted to opt out of a law limiting cooperation with local law enforcement and immigration enforcement. >> warren is moto cast his vote

a few hours ago. what does this mean going forward? >> this is our second reading passed last month. in 30 days it becomes effective on municipal code. it has the effect on local law. >> looks like it pressed pretty handily and is spreading in southern california and you are seeing possibility of san diego county which is a really big one making a big impact because they have a border with mexico. there opinion on this should matter a lot to the state. do you agree? >> i agree and applied supervisors in san diego county. in my experience when we put constituents, they get to weigh in on this and in our city looking out for our constituents, it is clear what they want us to do and i imagine san diego county supervisors

will see what their voters went which is what the process is all about, listen to the people and act accordingly. jillian: what is the response in your city? >> for our residents, the ones i am aware of, i would say 2:1 in favor of what we are doing. walk the dogs and neighbors stop by and give a thumbs up or something very positive. there are some that don't agree and i understand their position but this is for our city, our constituents, their safety. rob: it used to be a bipartisan effort in this country. is it bizarre to be in a state that not only is saying we don't want a wall but we don't want any protection at all at the borders the message out of california as the state has swung hard left on immigration, almost an open border policy. >> the message i got from the

public testimony is the american citizens have less rights than someone who is not entitled to be here legally and that is between leaders and sacrament when the local level. people hurting out there saying i have rights too but my rights are not unequal par with someone not entitled to be here and that is the message i got from the public testimony. jillian: appreciate it. >> let's check in. jillian: it was a mess in this area yesterday. >> got out of here early. a better day today but still cold outside, 43 in new york city, 33 in buffalo, watching potential for more lake effect snow.

because of cold temperatures in the system moving northward the snow across counterclockwise area of low pressure bringing that potential for lake effect snow in the next storm system won't be a big snow maker but will cause snow for those that want spring to come already across the great lakes and northern plains and the rockies. not a big deal we have winter weather advisories posted in anticipation of the next potential snow maker and temperatures remain cool across the northern plains, upper midwest and great lakes. fire danger on the southern side of the storm system, dusty and blustery and high temperatures and low humidity, fire danger will be high across the southwest towards texas and highs today. if we want warm weather we have to go south, houston, atlanta, 73, snow in the northern part of

the country. jillian: we can all jump in on a road trip. of the 2 i will be much nicer to janice because i don't want you to melt down and scream at us the way the kid in michigan did. rob: it is worth it. he had it. and so have i. i am done. rob: we know you don't cause it. jillian: coming face-to-face with flat amir putin. donald trump is ready to meet with the russian president. is this the negotiator in chief at work? a foreign policy analyst said yes. the focus should only be about building allies against the bashar al-assad regime. >> i don't think is medically unfit to be president, i think he's morally unfit to be president. rob: critic slamming abc news, some say the network exercising muscles it hadn't used in years

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jillian: a deputy constable shot in the line of duty, the deputy responding to domestic disturbance call when the man came out of the house with a rifle and started shooting, the deputy shot and lower body undergoing surgery right now, the suspect was shot several times, no word on the suspect's condition. >> cup, fugitive cut a check for $15,000, joanne who is believed to be hiding in cuba getting a

payday thanks to a deal, private committee buying land in north carolina owned by the freeman family, one of the last descendents of that family. a judge says there was no legal reason to withhold the payment, escape from prison in new jersey in 1979 while serving a life sentence for killing warner forrester. >> larry clinton caught up in an alleged campaign scam involving serious cash according to a lawsuit obtained by fox news the federal election commission complaint the clinton campaign and dnc watered $84 million through state parties for third campaign donation laws, the committee took offense, the president filed the suit after looking at federal election commission records. the sec investigating. >> tensions between the us and russia rising following allied strikes on syria. the white house confirming

donald trump is open to meeting with p but demanding a drastic change from the russian leader. jillian: a professor of foreign policy at carnegie mellon and fox news foreign policy analyst, thank you for joining us this morning. if and when the meeting happened how do you think it should go down? >> if i could give a little context, when we look at russia in the 21st-century we see a nation on the outer rim of the community of 3 states and an international system. at the end of the cold war there was great hope russia would join democracy and freedom and those nations that believe in it and strive toward it. that is not where we are now and what donald trump said as a presidential candidate and what he hopes to achieve now is to bring russia back from the brink

of international chaos and i believe a meeting between vladimir putin and donald trump would be about trying to find areas of cooperation that would make the world safer and help russia engage. >> affair point. a lot of people alleged collusion between them because the president doesn't like to say bad things about vladimir but is trying to get that country to come along with us and not be such a mischievous figure in our world. look at the actions this administration has put against the russians. a number of diplomatic spells, number 60 at this point, 7 of the billionaire oligarchs surrounding weatherbeaten have it hit with russia sanctions, 17 senior government officials and this was well-deserved for election meddling and things like supporting bashar al-assad

in syria. why does latimer put in stand strongly with someone like bashar al-assad? what does he want in syria? >> not just syria but being back in in the middle east. syria is in the seventh year of the civil war which has become a quagmire. no platform for russia to expand its influence. it has two military bases in syria but is not turning out to

be the forward platform that would allow russia to compete with the us on the diplomatic front in that region. jillian: robbie talked about the sanctions put in place already and we talked about another round of sanctions was the white house walked that back. how do you think donald trump is handling russia so far? >> it is a difficult, one of the most difficult scenarios for him because in the background is the mueller investigation and all the false charges around russian collusion which have not been proven between the trump campaign and various russian operatives. all the noise on the one side but he is able to navigate and work around that by focusing on making russia pay for its malfeasance. you mentioned the 3 rounds of sanctions that have happened in the past month or so so focusing

on how we can clarify what they're malfeasance will be from crimea which we haven't talked about all the way to the middle east, that is what the president is doing. rob: he backed off of sanctions and trying to get to the meeting, we will see if that happens. jillian: endorsement deal for and the kneeling quarterback up to age, the company that wants to sign him but there is a catch. >> brian kill meat, what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> no kneeling over this 3 hours. on tap, jim jordan captured the freedom caucus. will he be the next speaker?

they might be challenging kevin mccarthy and several investigations are front and center. larry kudlow could not come onto the show. we went to the white house to get on "fox and friends," that is according to an unknown source i just made up. larry kudlow talking about the tax cut and how it leads to trade. a huge show and the james comey book tour. not a lot of people, he managed to alienate just about everyone that is not 6 foot 8. the next 3 hours, it is tax day and we will give you special benefits today at some point. so please i urge everybody to do what rob and jillian did and get dressed. >> be right back.

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>> welcome back. abc getting slammed accused of poorly producing the james comey interview.

rob: reaction to what some are calling aggressive editing on this 5 hour interview. >> producers were tapped with cutting a 5 hour interview down to just one hour. a majority of what comey said would never make primetime but a transcript of the interview shows a few key moments were left out, comey criticizes pres. obama for his comments on the hillary clinton mail scandal saying, quote, we have a problem president obama basically said there is no there there. in an interview with fox and an interview on 60 minutes both times he said that, that is his justice department. them on social media criticizing the interview, this is very distracting and makes it hard to feel we are getting the full context of his answers and ideas. bill carter chimed in saying

hard to be precise about the intent of his word since abc's edited the tv version like a traveler trying to sit on an overfull suit case and another says this interview is borderline unwatchable, the editing views like a promo, not a real interview. 9.8 million people did tune in to watch. jillian: so colin kaepernick getting a big and oarsmen to. >> reporter: adidas would like to work with him but he has to get a job in the nfl. the president of adidas says we love athletes that have a platform to make the world a better place. is there an activist in a way that brings attention something that moves the world forward even if there is controversy at that moment, we are interested in those athletes but some think that is a little silly. why are they wanting to market some new kneepads?

and i didn't know adidas made fors, he is not playing football and another twitter user saying thanks for the heads up, you know where this is going, boycott adidas. >> let's talk more controversial stuff. >> sunday was jackie robinson day honoring the first baseball player to break the color barrier but the mlb came under fire for selling a hat with jackie robinson's number 42 on it and the cleveland indians logo, nothing says jackie robinson day like selling racism with the number 42 on its. other fans don't think there's any problem. this would user said get a life. this world of participation trophies great to see something

that is not like your ideology. it is a cool logo but the mlb did remove that hat from the website. rob: 54 minutes after the hour. the hungry bear fresh from hibernation inside a car. >> how about a bad dog? this pup was just put behind bars. . .

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♪ ♪ jillian: cloudy morning. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first up the good. don't skip that cup of coffee. australian researchers say it's good for your heart. caffeine help prevent abnormal heart beat which could lead to heart attacks or strokes. rob: next the bad. this dog having a rough time staying out of trouble. the pooch arrested by canadian police. behind bars after he ran away from owners to chase a deer. not so bad. he has since been released. jillian: a ruff time. the abear rips the inside of a pickup truck to sheds

after locking itself inside. a deputy had to open the door and let it out. they say this is why you should lock your car doors. rob: that's a powerful bear. we will see you later. jillian: have a good day. >> president trump is blasting the fbi chief he fired as a disgruntled employee. >> he is a very big guy physically. but psychiatrically he has shrinking. >> exempt the community from state sanctuary laws. >> this is not about racism. it's not about immigration. it's not even about illegal immigration. sanctuary cities and sanctuary states are about whether we want to shield criminals. >> japanese presidencriminals. >> welcome the japanese prime minister to the white house talk about trade tariffs. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal