rob: it is july 20th, fox news alert. 11 people dead after strong storms capsize a packed tourist boat. 5 people are still missing. jillian: the search happening right now to find those still missing. >> getting along with vladimir putin and russia is positive, not negative. that being said if that doesn't work out could be the worst enemy he has ever had. rob: donald trump with a new warning for vladimir putin. jillian: are democrats distracted by outrage to notice and report that russia may be up to no good? live in washington. rob: this hero's name is lieutenant michael murphy who gave his life for our country. jillian: his family needs your help to find the person behind an awful act. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early, we begin with a fox news alert, 11 people dead, several more missing after a duck boat capsize is in a pretty intense storm. this video showing moments right before that boat flipped over and thank in southern missouri near the border of arkansas in the ozarks. more than 2 dozen people were on board at the time. jillian: a nearby business showing how rough that water was. several people rushed to the hospital, two in critical condition. divers will head back into the water to look for more victims or survivors. there were lifejackets on board the boat. breaking right now, police officers shot in a job and rushed to the hospital, their

panicked calls for help just released. >> shots have been fired. i am down. i have been hit. one shoulder. he is not in custody at this time and is constantly shooting at us. >> shots fired! >> shots have been fired. >> reporter: the officers follow up on a call on a missing person when a man started shooting. one of the cops was shot in the shoulder, the other in the leg. they are recovering at home. suspect dustin builder back is behind bars and will be charged with attempted murder. rob: donald trump want a second summit with vladimir putin, this time on his own home turf and this morning we are learning russia is open to the idea but as the president faces criticism after the first summit in helsinki he says he could be vladimir putin's worst enemy if these negotiations with russia

turn sour. >> reporter: just breaking this our russia's envoy to the us confirms to the associated press that moscow is, quote, open to vladimir putin visiting washington. this after donald trump ordered his national security advisor to invite the russian president to the white house in the fall. this will be vladimir putin's first appearance on pennsylvania avenue since 2005. the press office at the working level dialogue is up and running between the us and russia security council staff was a major development. not everyone is pleased with the way things are unfolding between trump and putin. the president's spy chief discussing fallout from the helsinki summit. >> i wish he had made a different statement. when i think of that now, that has been clarified based on his late reactions to this.

remade >> reporter: lawmakers from the president's own party losing confidence. >> the last time we have a foreign leader meet with the president of the united states privately. there may be times we need to do that. i can't imagine how that will affect the future of presidents in terms of their ability to talk to foreign leaders. jillian: republicans have declined to subpoena the president's interpreter from the same meeting but donald trump for his part insisting despite the fallout from helsinki he still thinks he can be tough on russia. >> getting along with vladimir putin, getting along with russia is positive, not negative, that doesn't work out i will be the worst enemy he ever had. >> reporter: russia broadcast a series of videos that appeared to show testing and operation of a new generation of nuclear weapons. this development is especially alarming as it comes just days after donald trump and vladimir putin discussed their commitment to avoiding a new nuclear arms

race in helsinki. rob: thank you so much. jillian: hundreds of migrant children reunited with their families a week ahead of the deadline. according to court filings, 364, more than 2500 kids separated from their parents at the southern border back with their families. homeland security says they will do their best to meet the july 26th deadline reunite all the children but won't have corners on parents. five people facing charges connected to alleged immigrant smuggling scheme. among them the driver of an suv that the texas police on a chase ending in a crash that killed five of the 14 people inside. two other cars were involved, 23 illegal immigrants were detained. if convicted all five people could face life in prison. rob: putting america to work, donald trump signing an executive order to train us workers with in demand skills

and fill jobs. >> by signing the pledge to america's workers, these great companies and they are great, the greatest in the world are firming their commitment to train american workers for american jobs. viktor orban that will expand training and apprenticeship programs and create new councils to develop strategies to help americans be successful in their careers. the us has more job openings than unemployed americans. jillian: a showdown in new york city, mike pompeo heading to the united nations to meet with top leaders from around the world, discussions come as un ambassador nikki haley slams the united nations human rights council. rob: todd pyro joins us with more. >> reporter: a crucial step in dealing with north korea will take place blocks away from here at the united nations in a few hours with secretary of state

mike pompeo with a series of high-level meetings engaging in talks on north korea with diplomats from the un security council, south korea and japan after russia and china stop cheating in north korea's petroleum import limits under the sanctions we imposed. pompeo, three times in the last few met months, suggest sanctions will remain in force until north korea denuclearize is but acknowledges it will take time. >> no one was under any illusions this would happen in hours or days or even weeks. it will take time. we hope for a brighter future, if chairman kim follows through on his commitment the people of north korea will have a bright future. >> he will meet with the secretary-general to discuss a variety of issues including the

upcoming general assembly and reforming the un and speaking of the un, ambassador to dignity, the idea that the center of our national creed in the first right of every human being and reduced it to just another instrument of international politics. >> reporter: she said the us does more for human rights than any other country and will continue to do so. strong words from nikki haley. she is not one to back down. powerful and unexpected tornadoes sending debris flying through the air. >> oh no, no, no, no, no, oh

man. come on. >> reporter: 17 people hurt in a storm that brought down power lines, roof, and trees. rob: whipping winds toppling this clocktower that set on top of the courthouse. janice dean live, intense heat spurs nasty storms. >> i'm happy to that we had no death because those tornadoes were incredible and we have reports of several tornadoes around the same area. there are your tornado reports in and around the area. in some cases some areas were destroyed by these tornadoes. unfortunately the threat is not over. it is on the move eastward and expands across portions of the ohio valley, tennessee, mississippi river valley, large hail, damaging winds and

tornadoes possible, know what to do if there's a watch or warning in your area. the reason we cut back on those deaths is people know what to do, seek shelter. in terms of tornadoes, the other big stories heat advisories, the heat across the south, texas and oklahoma expanding across the mississippi river valley, hides from texas, dangerous heat so people are urged to take all precautions. on a good note we have a spectacular day in new york city, midtown manhattan for the summer concert series with minor coming up on "fox and friends". he will be out here rocking with me. i know you are a rocker at heart. get your bandanna on. the coming up i will be in studio so stay tuned for that. jillian: a total disgrace donald trump calling out turkey for using an american pastor as a

political pond. rob: will the white house meet the demands or take action on their own? one of the lawyers helping out on this case.

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number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. jillian: a total disgrace. donald trump says he is ready to throw the weight of the white house behind efforts to free an american missionary from a turkish prison. rob: pastor andrew brunson has been on behind bars for two years, his next court date is not until october. what comes next? jillian: one of the lawyers helping is the center for law and justice, thank you for joining us. you have been on the case since october 2016. are you surprised this is where we are today? >> i have two answers to that. we know this is a sham trial, the fact that on wednesday three panels of judges decided to deny the request of release and

remand pastor brunswick after prison and set the trial date on october 12th, that is not a shock, it is a sham trial. i will say we had a lot of indications even from turkish media which was very strange because i have been on this case since october 2016 when he was first arrested. we have never seen anything positive come out of the turkish media. they were saying no light at the end of the tunnel for pastor brunson and they reported too that diplomats in ankara were expecting him to be released at the july 8th trial. it was somewhat shocking that did not happen. we literally saw the united states jump into action from the president of the vice president, secretary of state and congress within minutes of that ruling on

wednesday. rob: it sounds like president erdogan is trying to hold brunson as a bargaining chip. there was this guy who was a cleric that erdogan says tried to create a coup a few years ago. he is in the united states. sounds like he wants to trade pastor brunson for him. any chance that might happen or are we going to protect this muslim cleric living in pennsylvania? >> i can't speak for the united states but i do know that is not our policy. we don't trade. that would set up a terrible precedent because american citizens would be at risk when they travel internationally. someone could grab them and use them as a bargaining chip. we don't do that and i would not expect the united states to do that. jillian: the white house jumped on this immediately, donald trump sent a tweet thing a total disgrace the turkey will not

release a respected us pastor, andrew brunson, from prison. he has been held hostage too long, turkish president erdogan should do something to free this wonderful christian husband and father who did nothing wrong and his family needs him. are you impressed with how the trump administration has acted on this? >> i have been impressed this entire time. we do international religious freedom cases and just the engagement the administration has had and congress has been impressive. i know donald trump has brought up pastor brunson's case every time he has spoken to president erdogan and that is unheard of. you see the compassion from that tweet. rob: a lot of people think erdogan is taking the country in the wrong direction. hopefully some good can come from this. >> thank you for covering this case. rob: a memorial honoring a

volatile of honor hero smashed to pieces. how survivor marcus luttrell is looking for who is responsible. >> i don't have trump derangement. >> and that murdering the children of americans. >> whoopi goldberg loses it on janine. oh, the judge just responds. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com

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something for democratic congressional candidate who is looking to and see the republican incumbent ron estes. thompson last year lost last year to assistant special election to replace secretary of state mike pompeo. sanders and cortez will attend a rally for progressive candidate bruce welder as well. despite her giving the far left a big boost, mike huckabee says democrats have to embrace her socialist platform because they have nothing else to run. >> their messages vote for us, we will reverse all those tax cuts and take that money back from you and put it in the government's hands, open up the borders, you won't be safe and a lot of cities and we want to reverse the economic gains we are making and take those bonuses back. that is their message. democrats campaign moniker this

year are to be something like we are so cool that we can get rid of ice because that is their whole message. they have got nothing other than impeach 45 ed: seen waters likes to scream at the top of her lungs, that is not a message. rob: a new fox news poll shows 31% of voters believe democrats have a clear plan for this country. jillian: sparks flying on love you, whoopi goldberg losing it after judge janine pyro accused her of having trump derangement syndrome. >> i don't have trump derangement. >> murdering the children of americans. >> what is horrible, when the president of the united states with the people for beating the hell out of people. jillian: that wasn't the end of it, it got worse as she walked offset. >> i felt i was less than dirt. i couldn't believe i went to have a conversation, got thrown

off the set, thrown out of the building and as i walked away she is yelling at me get the out of this building. what it turned into, what is happening. >> reporter: she will join us later on "fox and friends" to discuss this further so stay tuned for that. an investigation underway after a memorial for a fallen navy seal found shattered at a park in new york, michael murphy whose story was made famous. the medal of honor when he was killed in afghanistan urging $2500 reward for information about the vandalism to his plaque. murphy's, read, only a coward would do this. we are matching crimestoppers reward to anyone who turns in the lowlife who did this. to donate for it. go to murphy foundation.org. rob: whoever did that will be real sorry. 23 minutes after the hour, miami dolphins players suspended if they protest the national

anthem. the action the nfl took. >>'s life took on a different meaning. he knew what the purpose was, got involved and became what he lived for. do the right thing. >> a 9/11 hero who risked his life at ground 0. how you can help the heroes who served beside him. janice dean here to share that story this morning. rob: a lot of folks here at the plasma where twisted sister d snyder is ready to rock the plasma for the all-american concert series. ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with

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miami dolphins threatened to suspend players for multiple games if they refuse to stand. jillian: jackie ibanez with the latest on this. >> reporter: the nfl anthem policy adopted in may coming to a screeching halt overnight, the nfl players association was in the joint statement they have come to a standstill agreement adding, quote, no new rules relating to the anthem will be issued or enforced for the next few weeks. these confidential discussions are ongoing. our shared focus will remain on finding a solution to the anthem issue through mutual good faith commitment outside litigation. the statement after a copy of the miami dolphins discipline docket surfaced. on their list of digital conduct, quote, players who are on the field during the anthem must stand and show respect to the flag and the anthem. if they do not comply they could be suspended for four games and face a possible fine. espn reporter quick to debunk the claims, sources with dolphins and nfl say miami

submitted the annual schedule. the date set in conjunction with the camp. the dolphins are among the first to report for camp, they have not finalized any objective discipline measures for protesting during the anthem. this comes after shareholders request to speak about anthem protests at the annual meeting. the packers saying the meeting could not be over the form. a letter to donald trump asking him to intervene. rob: we have viewer comments on this. >> reporter: we have been asking people what they think of the latest developments and shane on twitter, the dolphins organization would do it, i hate the nfl suspending the rules, another reason to watch hockey on sunday. a viewer on instagram says a shame they cannot appreciate how great america is and how fortunate they are to be

americans lose nick tweets this, but a single protesting player done anything in the off-season to combat these alleged injustices? they are busy blowing millions they had could not have earned in any other country. >> there are a lot in the communities. >> hard to make millions playing football anywhere. thank you so much. a true american hero. ray pfeiffer, 9/11 first responder who spent months working among all the records, he passed away last year from cancer linked to the terrible day. jillian: rob and it off at the inaugural golf classic to raise money. >> janice dean hosted that event. >> ray pfeiffer watched "fox and friends," he would tweet me or text me every day. if i wasn't on "fox and friends" where are you?

we know ray, over 20 years and ray died from 9/11 related cancer and this was the first annual golf tournament to raise money to help those dealing with 9/11 related cancer, ray would have been proud, he is watching right now. >> he had 1-liners and quick wit. nobody gets hurt. >> you keep going. >> reporter: on the morning of september 11, 2001, ray pfeiffer made his way to where the world trade center towers stood to dig for his friends and colleagues. >> go down for days, weeks, months, the recovery effort. >> the air he breathed poisoned his body and he was eventually

diagnosed with cancer. ray kept going. his goal was to get to washington and get lawmakers to extend the drug bill which grants health insurance to 9/11 supporters and first responders. >> he knew what his purpose was, got involved and became what he lived for. do the right thing even when no one is looking. we all live by that. >> reporter: it is what inspired the ray pfeiffer foundation, sick from a 9/11 related disease in ways they can't. >> it heard him physically. got to get this woman this. >> the reason everyone gathers

on a golf course online that included some familiar faces. >> thank you for coming. you were my first pick because you do golf. this one is near and dear to my heart. this is helping first responders and their families. >> reporter: first responders like josephine smith comes from a family of firefighters. >> a 911 survivor, and taking care, it means a lot to me. >> this is how they take part. >> a retired firefighter. it is scary something like that hunted them. it is beautiful to have these

get togethers. jillian: it is for reasons like this that donations rolled in featuring a silent auction on sports memorabilia, hard work and special piece. >> a significant item to this auction. >> i wore what i war on 9/11. i couldn't give back every day and it would never be enough and this is my visit i could give. >> the historic helmet turned into a big donation. >> i would like to give that helmet to my friend rob. >> reporter: something that seemed to be exactly in the spirit of ray pfeiffer. >> it means a lot to you. >> for that helmet to be given to rob, rob drove ray around the last 2 years of his life because he was in a wheelchair.

>> for them to auction on the helmet and give it to rob for him was incredible. a wonderful event. thank you for coming. and in re's memory, we help those 9/11 first responders to have cancer. we have 180 firefighters die since 9/11 from 9/11 related cancer. this is important and close to my heart. >> we know how important this is. >> we can't forget. they are sick and still dying. rob: is and she the best? >> i wasn't going to cry. rob: we will be there every year, no questions asked. eight police officers shot in

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in hanover, massachusetts. >> reporter: st. mary of the sacred heart church is where sergeant michael chesna attended regularly with his wife and two young children, the site of his funeral mass gets started at 11:00 and hundreds of people, yesterday's preview of the outpouring of support coming from the community, friends, family members, dignitaries and others as well as 3000 across massachusetts and across the country, they participated in a show of support just before the actual wake. utility poles lining the area from massachusetts where sergeant chesna served to hanover, lined with blue ribbons. sergeant chesna not only a 42-year-old man who lost his family, and served as a police officer just shy of 6 years, but joined the u.s. army after the

9/11 attacks. he serves two towards in the u.s. army and was decorated with a purple heart for his service. this is a heartbreaking situation for his family and the community and continue to wrap their arms around the chesnas on this difficult day. jillian: thank you for that report. rob: issuing an apology after backlash from many on the left for his praising of ben shapiro. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115, how the conservative commentator is firing back. >> reporter: it all started with this tweet, fellow liberals, if you're interested in crossing the aisle consider following ben shapiro. i don't agree with him on much but he is a genuine person who

once helped me for no other reason than to be nice. he doesn't bend the truth. his intentions are good. that tweet sparking a wave of reaction from democrats and people in hollywood so intent that he should an apology saying it is hard, that tweet was a disaster on many levels. i want to be clear i in no way endorse hatred, racism, homophobia, the enough phobia or any such form of intolerance. ben shapiro reacted to the whole situation on the story with martha maccallum last night. >> working in this town, hollywood is not fond of anybody working across the aisle. he put up an apology for having suggested i was a nice person. that was wonderful. >> with all the backlash, it is more interesting and useful to follow people you don't tend to agree with. 's and this would being

open-minded is supposed to be about? shane on twitter saying he apologize for suggesting people listen to someone with different politics. do you feel better now? this situation is very controversial, not the last time we will be talking about it. rob: you can't do anything like that in hollywood anymore. this is pretty funny. if you go on the street and tell people things the president has done or hillary clinton and barack obama did and tell them donald trump did. jillian: two people from the daily caller hit the streets and asked some people about controversial things donald trump set about russia and vladimir putin, only thing is donald trump didn't say any of that. the quotes you are about to hear are really from former president obama and hillary clinton. >> do you think that would be problematic for any president to tell a sitting russian president that he's willing to be more flexible? >> probably the most dangerous

thing you can say because he is offering carte blanche to anything that happens after 2020. >> the comments trump would make. jillian: mia on twitter urging people to be informed, too many people following the masses. another tweet, after eight years they are finding out they have been supporting the wrong party. talk about that for a wake-up call. >> thanks. let's go to pete exist live on the plasma. >> we are not going to take it. where did it go? d snyder here, former front man of twisted sister's and after 6:00 am you will have more flexibility. we have good politics on the program. senator tim scott from south carolina and ivanka trump. the world may be obsessing about all things russia, her in the white house were saying it is on

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jillian: welcome back. the american flag up in flames stomped on by protesters in los angeles, the demonstrated jinping held outside the office of maxine waters.

[chanting] >> reporter: the demonstration meant to be a counter protest against a far right group but they never showed up. democrats in one state want to tax tapwater. a new jersey state senator making the proposal calling it a user fee. it would add $.10 for every 1000 gallons of water. the average water bill $32 more a year. the money is said to be needed to fix the state's water delivery. rob: political divide growing deeper over jobs, donald trump signing an executive order to train more us workers which could lead to 500,000 new jobs. the administration says. dnc deputy chair keith ellison says the country's borders should be open so that everyone has access to american jobs. >> certain people back and forth across the border. and across the border, seeking out the highest wages. what it creates is an imbalance,

injustice. rob: great disparity between that message and the president's. which one resonates better with americans? here to debate that is democratic strategists sasha burns and accuracy in media, thanks for coming on this morning. let's start with you. what do you think of keith ellison's position the border should be open in this country? >> it certainly shows how out of touch democrats are especially mister ellison, member not only of congress but the deputy chair of the democratic party, this is not the first time given this comes from the same party whose leader nancy pelosi in congress said that $1000 or $2000 in average americans pocket is crumbs. it is to be expected but it

shows how out of touch democrats are and why donald trump was able to win states like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and ohio. rob: keith ellison's position on border security is pretty far left. that is not a moderate position for democrats, right? >> he is not the face of the party. if he has a dumb idea it goes nowhere and trump on the other hand affected people. you have trump doing his job initiative but on the other hand you have them with the trade war which is already costing people to jobs they already have. you have a pledge and a job. he loves the word apprentice but i don't think american workers want to hear the words you are fired. rob: you can't argue the president's policies have been pretty good for the job situation in this country. right now we have more job openings than people to fill

them. that is a tremendous statement after the last we 10 years. >> the job market and unemployment are doing well. it is a continuation of obama's policies but wait until the trade war goes into effect. the chamber of commerce, republican leaning is saying 400,000 jobs are going to be lost and 2 million at risk. maybe 500,000 jobs may be will be created by a pledge to job training give you tuition assistance. i think you want to keep the job you have now. rob: this is a continuation of obama's policies, job creation and the incredible economy we have right now. what do you think? >> absolutely not. first of all this is a response from the market just from having somebody business friendly that is job friendly towards creating jobs and backed it up and continues every day.

in addition to the fact that he has introduced along with republicans majorities in both chambers of congress historic tax reform legislation that has transformed businesses conduct for the better not only that but higher and pass on important reforms to their workers in the forms of wage increases and in the forms of other incentives to the workers and customers impacted throughout the country. rob: she makes a point about the trade war but trying to get somewhere and level the playing field, there may be growing pains. responded that in 15 seconds. >> definitely. the point of the tariffs instituted by the trump administration is to put us at a

better negotiating position. we have gotten so much, the american worker has hidden so much by these tariffs from other countries in the trade deficit, important for the administration to put the american worker first. rob: trying -- there might be some growing pains. thanks so much. >> tell the guys who lose their jobs. rob: we are going to run out of time on the show. sales event. get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2018 nx 300 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes

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