service making easier to call out. >> it didn't happen, fake news. [laughter] >> fake news. heather: the company called news guard, hotline to report suspected fake news site. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", hope you have a great day, "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye. >> he went inside and started shooting. >> there was a guy inside wrestling with the gunman. >> for people to think i was terminator or anybody like that -- jillian: monday april 23rd, armed and dangerous tennessee on lockdown amid intensifying manhunt for a cold-blooded killer, what we learned about the waffle house shooting suspect's troubled past. rob: north korea, iran and a 50 billion-dollar trade dispute at the top of the president's agenda today but democrats are focused on blocking mike pompeo,

what we can expect from a senate vote happening today. >> the damage that was a human torso without the armor, that's what damage it would inflict. jillian: exclusive look inside the body armor company that takes the term made in america to heart. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: i may have been mistaken.

hey, it's warm outside. jillian: it is warm outside. janice promised and she delivered. rob: good morning, i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele, thank you for starting your day with us, manhunt intensifying for armed and dangerous kill whore opened fire in waffle house in tennessee killing 4 people. rob: kelly wright with new information on the accused killer. kelly: early sunday morning around 3:30 people eating inside a waffle house with a lone naked man armed with ar-15 began shooting at them. before complis could respond travis killed two people and went inside where he gunned down two more victims and wounded four others, frequent waffle house customer chuck cordero saw it taking place after pulling into the parking lot. >> this guy in a pickup truck pulled up, gets out of his vehicle, wearing nothing but a

jacket and shot some guy right at the door and then he shot my buddy who was trying to run down the sidewalk and i dropped to the ground around my car and then i could see from underneath my car a guy wrestling inside with the gunman and then just got quiet and that's when the gunman had taken off. kelly: customer james shaw took chance to wrestle the gun away. >> at the time that he was either reloading or the gun jammed or whatever happen is when i ran through the door, i hit him with the door, i manage today get him with one hand on the gun and i grabbed it from him and i threw it over the countertop. kelly: life and death struggle continued with shaw fighting all the way outside and at that point ranking was able to break free from shaw and run away, police are conducting a massive manhunt to catch him.

this is not first run-in with the law, last july he was arrested for trying to enter a restricted area near the white house here in dc. in august police seized four weapon that is he owned, somehow he managed to get one or several of those weapons back, there are reports that it possibly came back to him through his father, rob and jillian. jillian: frightening moments, kelly, thank you. the death toll in an isis suicide bombing in afghanistan has now risen to 57, the terrorist group claiming responsibility for the blast in kabul, it's the fourth attack on the election process since voter registration started on saturday. officials say at least five small children were killed in the bombing and more than a dozen were wounded. rob: finding this terrorist guilty of attempted murder overnight. sala, accomplice was handed a 20-year sentence for shooting at

police officers while trying to flee arrest in march of 2016. now, that all happened four months after the 2015 paris terror attacks. the last surviving suspect in the attacks that left 130 people dead in the city of paris including theater, you remember that attack, he did not appear in court today. he is being tried for the paris attacks though that is in a separate court case. new evidence that the leader of isis is alive after being severely injured in an air strike, sources telling fox news that abu was mentioned in speech by spokesman by the terror asking for allah to, quote, preserve him. u.s. intelligence officials previously said that albagdadi was seriously wounded. one of the most wanted men with 25 million bounty on his head. jillian: president trump to

welcome emmanuel macron today this as president trump says he has given up nothing to the rogue regime. griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest, good morning, griff. griff: good morning, jillian, first state visit of the administration as french president emmanuel macron praised for progress on north korea but says he still has to deliver. >> i think we always have been very careful about this kind of declarations that i think the pressure in the region plus the chinese role in the region because president trump worked very closely with president xi was useful but now we will have to deliver. griff: this as north korea launches a halt in testing of intercontinental ballistic missiles with president trump taking to tweeter, we are a long way, only time will tell, but

the work i am doing now should have been done a long time ago, the developments comes days before the rogue regime meets with south korea and both with cautious optimism. >> the question is whether it lasts or not and the reputations of the north koreans has been that they dent necessarily keep agreement. griff: white house reiterated the caution but made clear what the ultimate goal. >> we are cautious, you heard the president say we are going to keep maximum pressure, we are not going to stop that until they denuclearize, as far as having the meeting, he also said i can walk away from the table. griff: the macrons will dine twice with the president and first lady privately today in mount vernon and macron on wednesday will address congress, guys. jillian: thank you, griff. rob: senate foreign relations committee said to vote on president trump's nominee mike pompeo but there may not be

enough votes to recommend him for confirmation, all ten democrats and at least one republican have said they will oppose pompeo, however, the committee could send nomination to the senate unfavorably which would still allow for a vote in the full senate. the hearing comes after pompeo met with north korean leader kim jong un. president trump said a good relationship was formed ahead of this upcoming summit that we are all anticipating. jillian: the house speaker's former driver now looking to take his office, wisconsin republican bryan steel making a bid to replace paul ryan in the house of representatives. >> no one worked harder than i will. thank you and let's get started. [cheers and applause] >> the 37-year-old attorney from ryan's hometown of jamesville to fill seat he left behind. ryan has not endorsed anyone to

succeed him. rob: in a sport that's filled with odd statistics. jillian: brandon bell setting new record for 21 pitches in a single at bat before finally putting one in play. >> little flair to right field, a little bit of late start. [cheers and applause] >> the roor of the crowd tells a story. jillian: giants would go onto beat the angels 4-2. mlb finding a way to speed up baseball, that's not the way to make it happen. rob: you burn your arm on one pitcher. why our next guest says even if this is just talk, it still proves that the president's fire and fury approach is actually working. >> we as a country should be

meeting them with open arms instead with national guard and with more guns at the border. jillian: knocking on our door, caravan packed with illegal immigrants now at u.s. border and more are on the way, the backup from within our walls on the way. rob: beyonce tried picking up her sister on stage and this didn't go as planned apparently the plan you have to see it this morning, stay tune. ♪ ♪ ♪

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rob: welcome back, first members of the migrants that called president's call to secure southern border have arrived, now this morning more are expected to arrive and claim asylum in the united states. demonstrators in california creating the illegal -- greeting the illegal immigrants weeks

after they began their 2,000-mile journey mostly from honduras. >> we as a country should be meeting them with open arms instead of national guard and with more guns tat border. rob: the caravan originally had more than 1,000 migrants but had shrunk -- under pressure from mexican authorities and troops. jillian: president trump gearing up for face to face with kim jong un and expect today ask the north korean leader to dismantle the country's nuclear arsenal without any sanctions relief at first. joining me now is jim hanson, the president of security studies group and served in the army special services, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, jillian. jillian: how much can we trust kim jong un. president reagan's statement trust but verify is apt.

it's not like we haven't seen a lot of losey putting the ball away with charlie brown with the north koreans in the past. there's no reason to give anything up until we have seen concrete action from the north koreans. jillian: i was going to say what type of action would you feel comfortable seeing in saying, okay, now we can trust him? >> first thing i would say is before we even hold this summit, the north koreans should release the american citizens that they are holding prisoner, that's a good precondition and that's a good gesture of good faith to show that they are seriously about this, it's something from humanitarian aspect, it's good for everybody. jillian: so let's take a look at a tweet from president trump on sunday on the possible negotiations here and he says, quote, we are a long way from conclusion on north korea, maybe things will work out, maybe they won't, only time will tell but the work i am doing now should have been done a long time ago.

do you agree? >> i think it's absolutely true and i think it shows how the different approach that president trump took of an extremely muscular actions against, you know, north korea both the sanctions and there's nothing like the threat of your entire kingdom turning into smoking rubble to focus the find. so he brought kim jong un to the table in a way no one else has and now we can actually talk about something that hasn't been happening before which is the prospect of denuclearization which is president trump's policy, actually getting rid of the nuclear program and their nuclear weapons. >> do you like president trump's approach, look, maybe this will work, if i'm there and having conversation and this isn't fruitful, then i will leave, he's not giving anything that he's doing? >> that's a smart noarrting posture, you don't wanting to like president obama with iran needing the deal so desperately that they can take your money on the playground.

president trump is looking at kim, i told you i'm not going to tolerate this but if you want a deal and you do good things, then maybe good things can happen for everyone. if not, i will walk, that's a good way to play. jillian: a couple of weeks ago you mentioned detainees in north korea, how hopeful at this point that that is going to happen, they will be released? >> president trump mentioned it publicly, when you deal with someone who is holding your own citizens as hostages, you don't want to do that, that's letting them point a gun at their heads to threaten us, that's no way for the united states to act and these people deserve to come home, there's a horrible place that treats their own people horribly and should not have the same to do the same to ours, i think they will come home. jillian: thank you for your expertise and joining us this morning. >> good to be with you. rob: 17 minutes after the hour, a cryptic warning from iran, if president trump sabotages the

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and i gave it right back to him. i don't think i'll be able to top that experience. >> this is where you make the product that saves lives. >> how do you deal with the responsibility that the armor that you sell is literal i will keeping people alive? >> it's a huge responsibility. it has to be perfect. we screw up here in any stage of the manufacturing, somebody dies, we are in the business of saving lives. >> obviously there's a reason you're doing this? >> yes. law enforcement is or number one customer base, me being a former cop this is what we do, we back the blue proudly. >> you could probably make your product way cheaper overseas and make a much bigger profit, why does made in the u.s. matter to you? >> pride, it's made in america, it's creating american jobs, yeah, we could probably make ton more money even if plant is in

southern border, i want to be remembered of high-quality product and the amount of people that are alive today because of that product. >> huge props to producers sarah freedman who put that together. rough week last week, thank you so much for, sarah. rob: i'm looking at this thing. you can see the bullet hole that is you guys put into this one. >> the producer and i went out there to shoot the segment. sam is proud that he got two. i argue that mine was closer to the center. >> why is this one to the center >> it's heavy, imagine walking around with this. jillian: you put that on, how did that feel? >> it's definitely heavy, if you put on shoulder pads in football before, this weigh a certain

amount, this is much heavier than that. they really are saving lives, this is scary stuff, scary times, it's great we have this equipment. jillian: 25 minutes after the hour, there's still no evidence of collusion so what do democrats do now? they sue russia. >> our democracy is at risk, this was an assault on our democracy and we have to protect that. jillian: and they are going after the trump campaign and wikileaks too, just wait until you hear how the head of the party is defending it. rob: and former nfl player is taking some heat for this prom photo with his daughter, how he's firing back this morning, stay tune

rob: we are back with fox news alert, the manhunt intensifying after a cold-blooded shooting

happening and killing 4 people at a waffle house in tennessee, police looking for travis reinking before a hero customer brought end to mayhem. >> i made up my mind because there's no way to lock the door that if it was going to come down to it, he was going to have to work to work to kill me. rob: incredible move, james shaw preventing further tragedy, suffering only minor injury and we've now learned that the shoot -- had previous run-in with police who arrested him in restricted area near the white house just last year. jillian: chilling new poster from isis threatening an attack on several u.s. institutions, isis supporters issuing this recruiting poster showing a jihadist shooting automatic weapon at a figure label, targets listed before cnn, universal studios, nasa, the

united nations and the federal reserve. the poster also says those who believe fight in the way of allah. iran's foreign minister warning the u.s. not to pull out of nuclear deal as president trump's may 12th deadline nears. >> withdrawingdrawing from it we seen by the international community as a -- an indication that the united states is not a reliable partner. iran has many options and those options are not pleasant. jillian: mohamed jivad says options including filing a dispute, restarting nuclear activities or unspecified drastic measures, president trump and french president emmanuel macron are expected to discuss the deal during visit this week, macron says the u.s. should stay in the deal. rob: dnc chair defending its lawsuit challenging russia, the trump campaign and also wikileaks, tom pérez denying the

lawsuit aimed at alleged election interference distracts from rebuilding his party. >> i don't know when director mueller's investigation is going to end so we need to file now to protect our rights, we have elections coming up in november, it's hard to win elections when you have interference in elections and they've done it with impunity and i'm concerned that it'll happen again and that's why we did it now. rob: president trump says the dnc is suing republicans for winning and wikileaks says it is constitutionally protected. jillian: grave site for barbara bush will be opened for public this morning. rob: gated plot at george h.w. bush presidential library, she's now near the grave of her daughter robin who died of lieu qemia when she was 3 year's old. jillian: hundreds of family and friends giving a final farewell. rob: all right, turning now to

extreme weather, tornadoes causing path of destruction through the south injuring 5 people. it is that time of the year, two twisters touching down in baldwin county alabama. jillian: janice dean joins us live with more on the extreme weather, good morning, janice. janice: we had a couple of tornado reports yesterday from louisiana spanning into the florida panhandle. the risk today we could see large hail damaging winds, don't think we will see tornadoes but people still need to be on alert. look at the ements, warm air down south across jacksonville, 70-degrees, 71 in mobile, temperatures will go up to 65 in new york, the storm that we are talking about, again, tornado reports, the hail reports and the damaging winds, the threat diminishes for severe weather today but we will see risk for flooding including heavy rainfall in the next couple of days from the southeast up

towards mid atlantic into northeast tuesday and wednesday. taking a lock at future radar as we go further in time. let's take a look. there we go. the past 24 hours, you can see the shift as they move north and east ward. it is a slow-mover, it will create flooding on its path. so getting up here tuesday night, wednesday but the good news across the noter east is that temperatures are on the rise, feeling a little bit more like springtime, that's the silver lining. jillian: you did deliver us a beautiful weekend. janice: rob waiting on city hall approval for janice dean parade. rob: i have to talk to the mayor. janice: fantastic, ill like a key to the city as well. rob: janice, thank you so much. jillian: southwest orlines is now canceling flights to inspect

engines following accident a year ago. it's unclear how many for inspection, the airline says about 40 flights a day have been canceled since announcing voluntary accelerated fan blade inspection program, the ntsb determined one of the engine fan blades snapped cracking a window ultimately leading to the death of a woman on board. rob: well, group of high schoolers dramatic race to escape a raging bus fire is caught on camera by dr. oz, the celebrity doctor was driving past the scene in new jersey turnpike, stopped to make sure everybody got off safely. the group was coming back from a musical in new york city, this is not the first time -- this is not dr. oz's first roadside rescue, named honorary firefighter after helping victims of a crash on same highway back in 2015, something else. new royal is on the way,

announcing that the duchess of cambridge has gone into labor. jillian: prince william and kate middleton's third child, the baby will follow prince george and princess charlotte. rob: camping for about two weeks. jillian: live look of the hospital and we will let you know as soon as the new royal arrives. rob: okay, more loyalty. jillian: 36 minutes after the hour, democrats now turning on their own, one of nancy pelosi's own urging full leadership shake-up, should the house's top democrat be the first to go? our political on panel to debate it next. rob: do you think facebook is bad, google is worst, just how far the search engine goes to get to know you on maybe creepy personal level. jillian: one popular magazine

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jillian: hope you're having a good morning so far, welcome back. our own judge janine pirro confronting special counsel and why the senate is wasting taxpayer money. >> the president for the past four months said he's not firing mueller, why do you continue to push the bill? >> i made a commitment to my colleague. >> the senate has passed virtually no bills, the house passed over 400 bills, what are you guys doing about whether mueller should be fired? jillian: grassley said nothing is getting done because of

democratic filibuster but does not believe mueller will get fired. hillary clinton adding one more growing list as to what happened, the media, the mainstream political coverage was influenced by the right-wing media ecosystem, relentlessly negative news has had a leveling effect that opens the doors to charlatans. jillian: clinton added that the political races since she lost have been more fairly covered. rob. rob: all right, democrats now desperate to take -- to retake the house come november but on the one of nancy pelosi's tom lieutenants now calling out the party's leadership if we are still in the minority come november, all of us have got to go. so is he right about that? is it time for democrats to replace nancy pelosi and other party leaders? here to debate that democratic

strategists chuck rocha and republican strategists ned ryan, thanks for coming on this morning. chuck, good morning to you, and i want to say i would have to think that this is about as inspired and motivated as the left could be forren -- for an up coming election, what do you think the move should be? >> there's been rumbling on the left and democratic caucus about the leadership, the average age is like 76 year's old, every year, every group of years there's flow of leadership, you see paul ryan stepping down, new republicans stepping up. there's a lot of great young democrats ready to do that, there's so much pressure on democrats and leadership to retake the house but would not be easy because many districts are gerrymandered and maybe hard to do but unduly punished for something that they are not responsible for. rob: ned, i want to go over to

you, we see apparent motivation, there's a lot of complaining, a lot of resistance, a lot of outside, they are protesting in the street and making noise, you don't see the enthusiasm the same way, you see that there might but lagging there for the democrats come november, explain that. >> oh, absolutely, rob, if you look at the congressional generic polls, recent abc, washington post one, i think democrats should be concerned, they were up double digits coming into this year and this new one they are only up 4 points. if you look at the numbers below the surface, republicans are more absolutely likely to vote by 6 points over democrats but even more concern, rob, the fact that the voters under 30 are saying that they are 40% likely to vote and if you get black and hispanic vote they are lagging by double digit, i can see scenario that democrats paining up 15 or 20 and lose seats in

the senate and still mind themselves in minority in 2019, at that point, they absolutely would get rid of nancy pelosi and leadership, here is the fact they will probably replace her as somebody far left as american mainstream, maybe even more so because the democrat party right now is being eaten from within by far-left donors and the grassroots. quite frankly the democrat party is having serious exploration with socialism. i don't think they learned their lessons. they are going further left. rob: as far as messaging goes, i mean, they just had the young guy in pennsylvania steal the congressional seat and had a message that was moderate and a lot of trump-same agenda items, he didn't criticize the president and he won a seat that he probably shouldn't have won, is that a better direction for democrats than going far left? >> i have been running campaign for 27 years, i don't talk about

politics on tv, i do it every day. what i see one democrat don't look like all democrats. like ned said, we do underperform but i've never seen the enthusiasm that i've seen coming in this off year. i remember in 1994 when the same enthusiasm was on the other side. the great thing about politics swings back and forth and if politics listens to the people we will be okay. rob: gentlemen, thank you so much for coming on this morning, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. jillian: 15 minutes until the top of the hour, yeti under fire for getting political, the cool maker getting heat for cutting ties with the nra, carley shimkus with the outrage that maybe taking your time this morning. rob: first let's check with steve doocy to see what's coming up at "fox & friends", i saw you at palm beach with the president, why didn't you hitch a ride back? >> why didn't i?

hey, wait, he was going some place else. good morning to you, rob, good morning to you, jillian, we are going to have professor jonathan turly, you know him, the law professor, he will be talking about whether or not james comey broke the law and what could happen to him. also somebody who might have been on 747, sarah huckabee sanders will be joining us, talking about all things related to the white house and the president and out in utah, the final guy right there, mike kennedy, he's a state rep out there, he will be facing mitt romney in the republican primary for the utah senate race because mitt did not get to 60% out there over the weekend so now it's race, primary race, something that mitt romney was not counting on, then again mitt romney has came out to see whether rob and jillian, he will support the president. jillian: we will see you in about 13 minutes.

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rob: former nfl player getting slammed with his daughter and prom date, can you see what some people are fired up about? jillian: carley shimkus siriusxm 115 with social media reaction. carley: it is a joke or disturbing image, that's the question on social media today after posting this picture to twitter that shows him holding a gun between his daughter and her prom date. he posted that writing wishing my beautiful daughter and her date a great time at the prom, #bad boys, after critical tweets

apologized, the prom picture was obviously intended to be a joke, my daughter has dated her boyfriend for over a year and nigh knew i was joking, i take gun safety seriously. the gun was not loaded and had no clip in and i did not intend to be insensitive to that important issue. some people on social media saying that that apology was not necessary, john, said, i found it hilarious, i'm sorry the offended police made such issue over comical post, what a world we live in. jane not letting him off the hook tweeted, here is the bigger question, why did you think it was funny if you take gun safety seriously, why would you joke like this, i feel badly for your daughter and her date. so as you can see, guys, this debate coming on into this morning, pretty hot. jillian: a lot of people that fire things up these days and the next one is a cooler

company. carley: yeti coolers has cut ties with nra, former nra president explained the situation in a statement, suddenly without prior notice ye, -- yeti no longer wish to be vender and refuse to say why, the company is getting criticized customers and take to go social media with the #boycott yeti. i cannot believe ignorance of customer base, nora tweets, not buying yeti coolers or gear. i'm supporting the nra. thus far to play politics, #yeti this will for sure hit them in the pocket. still gun control advocates are applauding the move as there have been a push for companies to distance themselves since parkland school shooting. rob: everybody trying to figure out which way to go and not lose

any business. and what gq book, what book gq -- i should learn how to read. [laughter] rob: carley, go ahead. carley: best-selling book of all time, gq magazine says the bible is overrated in an article titled 21 books you don't have to read, the magazine says it is certainly not the finest thing that man has ever produced, it is repetitive self-contradictory and foolish and even at times ill intentioned. the bible will be around long after man has ever or has forgotten gq ever existed. father jonathan morris pointed out an interesting fact, in the last 50 years, 3.9 billion bibles have been produced and the twitter user was correct. rob: things to tick people off. carley: create a headline.

jillian: let's talk about facebook right now because facebook is getting all the attention over data privacy scandal but turns out google is reporting way more of your personal information. how about this, if you printed everything google knows about you, it would be a stack of paper 8 feet high and that's just for every two weeks. that information can include search history, contact information and location, most of the time data is used for targeted ads. rob: listen to this, a woman's healthy inside snag turned into reality in stomach, 500 bucks for bringing an apple through customs. she got the fruit in delta flight in denver to paris and threw it in the bag for later which ended up getting searched. >> he had asked me if my trip to france was expensive and i said, well, yeah, you know, and he said, well, it's about to get a whole lot more expensive after i

charge $500. rob: uninspected fruits cannot come to the u.s. from other countries but delta should have warned her. it's an apple. jillian: 5 minutes until the top of the hour, beyonce's formation is looking more like a disaster. rob: the pop star's epic face plant that has the internet giggling this morning. stay tune. ♪ . . bp's natural gas teams use smart app technology

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jillian: it's that time of the day. we start with the good, the bad and the bulling. a 3-year-old dog keeping a girl safe. max staying with a toddler after she wandered away from her home in australia. he stayed overnight until police stayed them. rob: he deserve as big steak for that one. the bad. the mom suing a dad after. the couple earning half a million dollars together in atlantic city. when they returned home. the relationship soured. the good kicked the girl to the curb and started dating for another girl. she sued for $500,000 in damages. jillian: performance ending in a flop literally.

queen bee trying to pick up her sister but stumbled. both girls landing on the floor. they don't care. beyonce is like go with whatever. i still look great. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> police in tennessee on the hunt for a manual they say killed four people inside a waffle house. >> there is a chance ron kings is at large with two other weapons. >> at this point it does not appear likely that mike pompeo can get the that he needs here for becoming secretary of state. >> this as the commander-in-chief is preparing to host french president emmanuel macron. there will be his first state visit. >> we have a -- maverick of the system. >> candace owens was confronted by black lives matter protesters. >> we were oppressed 400 years of history jim crow. you didn't live through and