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jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. behind bars after opening fire and police because he did not want to go back to jail. the police department grieving over there brother. >> difficult time for the police department. a veteran who was well-liked by the department and a friend of mine. jillian: officers were trying to make an arrest when the shooting happened. one other person was hurt. law enforcement lining the streets to honor the unidentified officer. milwaukee officer charles irvine junior was killed in a crash while pursuing a suspect. 15 cops have been shot this month with 32 officers killed i gunfire so far this year. another fox news alert, a homemade bomb exploding overnight near the us embassy in

beijing, the 26-year-old man holding the device made out of fireworks, the us embassy was not damaged. authorities say the suspect identified by his last name is in the hospital what his motive remains unclear. no one else was hurt in that blast but when we get new information we will be sure to keep you updated. stay with fox news. rob: the move to impeach rod rosenstein is moving forward, articles of impeachment have been introduced and action could be taken as soon as today. chris jenkins in washington with the latest on this. >> reporter: it is unclear if we will see a vote on this today but the message is clear, some republicans in congress have had enough and that led the house freedom caucus chairman mike bennett and other republicans to draw up articles of impeachment and this explains why. >> what we found is not only have subpoenas been ignored but

information has been hidden and efforts have been stonewalled. for us it is all about transparency so the american people can judge for themselves. >> reporter: the basis includes holding back communications, stonewalling deadlines, and engaging in potential fisa abuses. the final straw in the decision to do this, rosenstein had a conflict. jim jordan had this to say. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger and not giving us the information we are entitled to to do our constitutional duty. >> reporter: the ranking members of the house judiciary oversight and intelligence committee call this a direct attack on the investigation saying in a statement it is an attempt to undermine ongoing criminal

investigation in an effort to protect donald trump as the walls are closing in around him and his associates. how likely is this going to happen? we will see. it is harder to get a fast vote on. they have only drawn the impeachment of and initiated 62 times in the history of our republic in the house of representatives. jillian: look like a history lesson on a thursday. anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok is likely headed back to the hill. congressman mike meadows will face another growing from lawmakers, stzrok testified for hours but refused to answer several questions on the trump russia probe saying the fbi told him to keep quiet. and fbi attorney says instructions will be changed. rob: a court order deadline to be reunited with their families. 2500 kids separated from their

parents at the southern border. more than 1000 have been reunited or discharged. secretary of homeland security kirstjen neilsen says the trump administration is on track to reunite all families by today. we could be one step closer to seeing a southern border wall. the house appropriations committee approving a homeland security bill that includes $5 billion and $51 billion in discretionary funding for the department of homeland security and includes funds for hiring 400 immigration and customs agents. the bill heads to the house. jillian: the remains of 55 us service members set to be returned from north korea tomorrow. they could be on us soil wednesday. as part of an agreement by donald trump and kim jong un, we learned korea is making fuel for bombs despite their denuclearization pledge. this is from mike pompeo as he is grilled on capitol hill. >> north korea continues to produce fissile material,

nuclear bomb material. >> that is correct. >> make sure i don't cross into classified information. they continue to produce fissile material. jillian: pompeo says the us is continuing diplomacy with north korea but will not but the process drag on with no end. pompeo admits there is a long way to go. rob: donald trump will board air force one en route to iowa. jillian: he is talking trade one day after a deal from europe. those countries now deciding to back away. rob: the announcement being called a major win for the president, peter doocy has more. >> this was a big day for free and fair trade. >> because donald trump and the european commission did a 180 on public threats of increasing tariffs.

>> we agreed first of all to work together towards 0 tariffs, 0 nontariff barriers and 0 subsidies on non-auto industrial goods. >> and intention today, we made a deal today. rob: the president's posture at a cabinet meeting when he indicated punishing tariffs would be possible if talks with the eu were not productive. european partners agreed to import american natural gas and soybeans but until the burden of the trade war shift away from farmers the president has approved $12 billion in emergency aid for the industry, relief democrats disagree with. >> the president's bailout is like a soviet style program where the government props up an entire sector of the economy. >> reporter: republic and hope trade tensions with china can be

resolved quickly so economic gains from tax reform don't disappear. >> the president is pushing the envelope like he does but we need to settle it and get back to the growth message. jillian: after months of bipartisan outrage over tariffs and a living trade war critics are proven wrong. rob: secretary of commerce will burn ross says the credit for this one belongs solely to the president. >> there would have been 0 chance of this happening had it not been for the firm tariffs and trade policies the president put into effect. we put up almost since world war ii with unfair trade practices. it is a hard thing to turn back down that kind of apparatus that grew up over a long time. there was little positioning, very little nonsensical -- everybody got right down to business.

aluminum tariffs remain in place and the investigation will continue. we won't impose any auto tariffs as long as negotiations are progressing properly. rob: with this deal done donald trump sitting sites on nafta and individual deals with countries that made up the former transpacific partnership. jillian: it is 9 minutes after the hour, mike pompeo protecting donald trump's one on one with vladimir putin. >> has the president told you what he and vladimir putin discussed with a 2-hour closed-door meeting? >> our panel is on deck to debate whether private negotiations between world leaders are the key to building relationships. rob: a heroic human shame caught on camera, jumped into the open. ♪

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rob: shouldn't some of the president's foreign-policy affairs and meetings like this remain private? that is the question. our panel joins us to weigh in. boyd matheson, and national security and military analyst doctor rebecca graff. so many great opinions, can't wait to get to it. it is a private meeting, a two our meeting. should this be private? >> it needs to be private. the thing you have to recognize, one of the most important leadership qualities and national security abilities is to be able to look at allies, look at alliances. the russians on many fronts our competitors on many fronts and also important strategic alliance in terms of dealing with north korea. north korea only gets dealt with if there is an alliance not in front of podiums and microphones

but where they can talk with china, russia and the us so these private conversations are a critical part of diplomacy. we hyperventilate about what happens at the podium. these private conversations matter and stay private to build the relationship and look at areas where we do need russia or other countries to move our national security. rob: this was a bipartisan concern about what happened in the meeting. >> exactly right. as we know senator bob corker of the senate foreign relations committee who was a republican called the hearing and rightly so. we all recognize leaders have a right to speak to each other candidly and in private, we have to understand this meeting was extremely controversial and put it into the context of what has been going on in russia us relations and the concern between the russian government

and the trump administration. the senate conducted its own investigation into russian election meddling consistent with intelligence agencies, russia did metal and the point of the meddling was to hurt the hillary clinton campaign and help the trump administration and that is why this meeting between these two are of particular concern. >> and these things have been signed off by the president. they won't give any relief until crimea's returned to the ukraine. and taking this away from vladimir putin. there has been toughness on russia. >> it is quite important. this is trump firing back.

that is very significant that there might be more natural gas going into europe. and business, a private meeting is a mark of higher respect and how you get things done. let trump have room to maneuver. rob: corker called the meeting, he is a republican. he hates the president. >> that is good, that is fine, his prerogative to do that. not a problem. this is about how do we build alliances around strategic things in the best interests of the country and we have to allow that to happen, a little over reach in terms of saying we will subpoena interpreters, that is a dangerous precedent, a difficult

job of high trust and we shouldn't putin in. rob: hard to diverge from the way the president treated vladimir putin publicly to the way he is treating him with his diplomacy. is that what democrats are struggling with? >> the biggest problem democrats are concerned about is not that the president is meeting with vladimir putin in private but rather the lack of clarity on the outcome of the meeting is leaving the united states federal government confused on how to move forward and congress plays a very key role as to other areas of the government. for example, the general who was in charge of central command is on record saying he does not know if we are changing course in syria. when you look at what russians are saying, vladimir putin believes he came to an agreement with donald trump on syria and our own command doesn't know what that is.

rob: mike pompeo did say the president told vladimir putin he won't tolerate anymore election meddling. that came out of a hearing. >> a clear message as was the message on crimea and from a national security perspective they want to talk because we don't want vladimir putin and xi jinping to be best friends. rob: those are two big powers. thank you, appreciate it. jillian: still to come, why so drinkers are about to pay more. >> paul ryan, widow speak. it is not too much of a stretch. >> mean tweets. when it's too cold for camping,

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>> welcome back. donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame destroyed with the pickax again. former vandal working to bust the new vandal out of jail. this video shows us in clay smashing the star early wednesday morning, he turned himself in to police a short time later. james otis once to place $20,000 bail. he smashed then candidate trump's star before the 2016 election. rob: this flag is too offensive, a message from city council in madison, wisconsin, the flag of the city of madison. lawmakers voting to change the

flag because they consider it cultural appropriation. the mark in the middle is a sacred symbol of a local native american tribe and should be removed to be more inclusive. it was designed in 1960s by two boy scouts, no word on what the new design will look like. jillian: a border company raising prices. rob: tracy carrasco with why prices are bubbling over. >> reporter: this is an announcement we have been waiting for from a lot of companies. yesterday coca-cola said it will be raising the prices of it sodas in north america. the price increase is because of rising costs like higher freight rates, the metal prices after the us place tariffs on chinese imports earlier this year. they are passing the increase to their bottlers and retailers and passed on to us, the consumer. unclear how much we have to pay more for our coke products. rob: walmart, self driving cars.

>> reporter: something they are teaming up, a pilot program that will allow shoppers to make grocery pickups with the help of a self driving car, shoppers can take a driverless shuttle service to and from walmart whenever they purchase groceries from walmart.com using the online pickup service was the pilot program is only in phoenix, arizona right now. jillian: burger king. what is this? >> this is unusual and fun campaign from burger king. instead of the usual chicken fries they have check fries in a pink box. this is a protest, the so-called tax where women pay more for a product then pooh-poohed do. everyone will pay the same price if they come in a pink box.

>> these fries -- >> equal opportunity ticket price. so you can eat the chicken fries. are you okay with that? >> they are delicious. >> like a 5-year-old. >> got to be in a bikini all next week. >> they are delicious. >> don't talk about my diet. >> worry about your digestive tract. >> put all of us in that statement. are you watching? >> i can't do that anymore. >> for all of us. >> we would never come back.

>> thank you, burger king. it is 26 after the hour. democrats push for open borders, the trump administration dropping a terrifying reality. rob: border patrol declaring immigration at the border as a war on terror and brandon judd agrees with that. loopholes from american lives on the line. ♪ ♪ com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr! i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice... is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet?

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immigration matter which it is not. you are looking at the war on terror we are fighting. you've got guns coming across the border. you've got cash, you've got people, you've got violence down there. >> reporter: shocking's warnings from the head of homeland security and us border patrol agent, isis is right at our doorstep. with democrats calling for open borders and ice to be abolished, does this just prove we need donald trump's tough stance on immigration now more than ever? president of the national border control council joins us live. what do you think? we need that now more than ever? >> if you look at how democrats are playing politics with national security it is amazing and it should outrage the general public. when we know that terrorists are trying to enter our country regularly you would think democrats would be the first people that would be saying we need secure borders because it would at least quiet this issue and be one of the talking points republicans could not stand up and continue to campaign on.

jillian: and you envision the country and ten years if we don't have a strong border to end of my career, i have been 20 years in border patrol, a couple more years until retirement but i look at this and i look at the future of the country for our children and have to wonder why would we want to put ourselves in a situation where our children could be harmed, we are constantly looking over the shoulder of who we might trying to stab us in the back, do us harm and it is amazing the public and the left doesn't say we have got to stop this and secure our borders. jillian: it makes you wonder how everybody the country doesn't think i want to be secure in my own country.

>> we want to be able, when i was growing up my worry about t next 9/11 or all these different things terrorist organizations want to do to our citizens. jillian: let's look at some numbers. kirstjen neilsen said ten known or suspected terrorists a day are apprehended at the border and the national guard deploying 10,000 arrests, it would be mindnumbing to think of what those numbers might be. do you expect to see an increase in those numbers? >> we have seen an increase in

the numbers. because we continue to play politics because the left continues to talk about open borders, what we are doing is we are feeding the cartels, giving them everything they need to recruit people from other countries to come to our country and cross our borders illegally. it is a multibillion dollar industry and it is the left that is fueling this industry and that has got to stop. jillian: we appreciate it. rob: we could be closer to ending the 17 year war in afghanistan. the wall street journal reported a top state department official, members of the taliban starting potential peace talks. alice will lead the delegation. the meeting comes after a rare 3 day cease-fire in that region last month. donald trump's next summit with vladimir putin will have to wait

at least until robert mueller's probe into russian interference is done. john bolton said, quote, the president believes the next meeting with vladimir putin should take place after the russia witchhunt is over so we agreed it will be after the first of the year. the two men in helsinki, donald trump criticized for how he handled questions about russian meddling in the 2016 election. dozens of people forming a human chain to save swimmers from a riptide. you can see beachgoers locking arms in north carolina, rescue crews got involved in several rescues but were unable to revive a 40 one-year-old man that drowned. they did not heed the beach safety warnings. riptide there with all the bad weather. jillian: extreme weather all over the place. let's talk about the weather, heavy rain flooding roller coasters at pennsylvania's hersheypark shutting it down for a second day.

rob: several people forced to evacuate their homes as rain drenches the east coast putting millions of people on flood watch. jillian: raindrops pounding so hard in washington dc drivers could barely see out of their windows. rob: officials opening gates to maryland's, wingo dam in hopes of managing its overflow river, caused by severe weather. look at the radar, up and down the east coast. >> good news and bad news. the good news is the weekend will be fantastic. the bad news is next week the rain returns. we are into this, soggy wet pattern for millions all up and down the east coast. current temperatures, a pretty good cold front moving across the central us this weekend bringing cooler than average temperatures too many. there is the past 12 hours. the radar has been green for

several days, several weeks in some cases for the mid-atlantic and you can see the rain lifting more to the north. we could have severe storms tomorrow for the northeast including hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and one batch goes through, a better weekend for much of the coast as you see radar totals, close to a foot of rain. there is future radar, the next batch comes tomorrow. nice-looking weekend. next week again a pattern will set up. the other big story is by heat, extreme heat across the southwest. they will get a little relief for arizona, breaking records in phoenix the last couple days. jillian: some areas hit hard by wet weather. >> know what to do if there is a watch or warning. rob: cowboys owner jerry jones ordering his players not to kneel during the national anthem.

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jones feels whatever the nfl decides might not necessarily affect his team. a lot of people on social media file strongly as jones, tom says sad to think they would have to be told to stand for our and some. my load shining in saying if players don't want to stand, they can quit, they can kneel whenever and wherever they once. jerry jones commented on donald trump saying his interest in the national anthem kneeling controversy is problematic. he wants the issue to go away and not draw more attention to it. coming up fast. >> we get our fair share of means wes but paul ryan is reading some of his. >> jimmy kimmel's popular mean tweet segment, paul ryan decided to take a page out of it and read some of his own mean tweets. take a look. >> paul ryan could be a

live-action disney villain. what paul ryan's car has given me hope for the future. i want to high-5 paul ryan's face enough to make them see 30. >> you got to be kidding me. i thought it was pretty funny. >> those are always hilarious. >> google that when you get a second. the woodchucks joke he told, a family of woodchucks, he hasn't driven the car in three years. rob: socialist policies sweeping across the far left, now democrats pushing a bill to give away free college education on taxpayer dime. the conservative millennial joins us next, she says

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jillian: first they called for open borders, now democrats demand illegals be compensated for damages done by our strong border enforcement. rob: more on the proposal ahead of today's deadline for reuniting families on the border. >> reporter: democrats placing blame on agents of the frontline

telling them to pay up. newly of that house democrat joe crowley demanding families that have been separated be compensated for the pain they have experienced. >> the damage done to these children will be lifelong and to these family units will be lifelong as well and in fact, they need to be compensated for what this administration did to them. >> reporter: those comments ahead of the court deadline to reunite families of the 2500 children ages 5 and older who were separated, more than 1000 have been reunited or discharged in custody. the judge overseeing the case and kirstjen neilsen confirming the trump administration is on track to reunite all families by today but members of the congressional hispanic caucus committee are questioning this. >> we did not get many concrete answers, did not resolve those issues, there is clarity about

our concerns and dissatisfaction that protect our country. >> reporter: neilsen debunking claim saying there meeting consisted of, quote, productive and frank conversations. this as tensions rise on the senate for where lawmakers work on a long-term fix. >> socialism sweeping across the far left portion of the democratic party and republican congressman calling out the candidate leading the way, alexandria rob: 15. >> in florida we have more people than any other state who have fled socialism. i don't care if she is puerto rican or anglo-saxon or an eskimo. socialism doesn't work. jillian: this as house democrats unveil a new bill that would make a two your degree free on the taxpayers dime.

>> joining us to discuss this is the conservative millennial, you think this will make the entitlement problem of the younger generation in this country worse. >> i do and offering a 2-year community college degree is better than plunging a four your regular college degree but let's not be naïve, they made their intentions clear, they want all college tuition free for any american the matter what. republicans put forward a bill that would relieve taxpayers of $15 billion, bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez want to burden taxpayers further. this is not likely to pass, it is likely politicking before the midterms but we will see. jillian: a report from bobby scott who says it is a serious

and comprehensive proposal to give every student the opportunity to earn a debt-free credit degree or credential. what do you say? >> what i would rather see is a partnership between colleges and industry that would scent of eyes students they will get financial aid to work to a certain field after they graduate. that would encourage the work ethic we hope to see out of young people and college students rather than just giving them tuition free college. i don't want to see the federal government in the middle of what it doesn't need to be in which is in the college classroom we need to allow the industries, allow colleges to flourish by partnering and alleviating the burden. >> $20 trillion in debt and the current administration with republicans in congress made it worse. is the answer to make the government bigger and start paying for college for millions of people? we are already living outside our means.

>> it is not the government paying for college, it is you and i paying for college, it is counterproductive. if you are talking about alleviating financial burdens on students they have to turn around and pay taxes for other students who want to complete college. it is not helpful for anyone, not really. jillian: you are facing tough criticism and back lash. look at this clip and get your reaction on the back end. >> do you have any knowledge whatsoever about how our political system works? >> does that make you a little bit nervous? >> go ahead. explain from the beginning what happened and the criticism you are facing. >> we employed a tactic people have been using and political

dialogue for decades, this tactic is not something we gave birth to ourselves, stephen colbert, jay leno and other late-night show hosts have used the same tactic, making a legitimate point through absurd means and i have no apologies for this and received backlash from people who decided to manufacture outrage on the left but for the most part people appreciated the joke and i am glad to inject humor into this conversation. >> republicans are so scared of me they are faking videos and presenting them as real on facebook because they can't deal with reality anymore. election day is november 6th. jillian: nobody can take jokes anymore. >> we know socialists don't understand basic economics, basic geopolitics, not surprising they don't understand humor.

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♪ baby, baby, baby ♪ you just ain't seen nothing yet rob: hey, welcome back. a live look at denver coming up on 4:00 a.m. jillian: good morning, denver. rob: in the mile high city. not a bad look. jillian: no. time for the good, the bad and the ugly.

first up the good a tourist reunites with his ring in the keys. posted pictures on social media. more than a thousand shares later led her to the marine identified as jamie. rogers treated him to a game of beer and pool and now they are bff blue line of american flag outside of a bar popular with local police and the military. look at that surveillance video shows him grabbing the corner of a flag and igniting it with a lighter in north carolina. also seen pulling down the two flags before walking away. police still searching for this man. jillian: and finally the ugly, a dump truck collides with a traffic sign during morning rush hour. dashboard camera capturing the moment right there the truck's whole back end comes off flying off on to one of south florida's interstates. no one was hurt but traffic as can you imagine was delayed for hours.

rob: that happens so much more than it should. how do you know the thing isn't up? it happens all the time. jillian: thanks for happening this morning. rob: have a nice thursday. thursday? jillian: tomorrow is friday. rob: we will see you later. ♪ >> congressman mark meadows and jim jordan have just filed, wait for it, articles of impeachment against the man tasked with overseeing the mueller probe. not only have subpoenas been ignored but information has been hidden. the efforts have been stonewalled. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger. >> senator, i understand the game that you are playing. >> tensions rise on capitol hill as mike pompeo defends president trump's one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin. >> i have listened to your political sill question as a secretary of state sitting at that table. >> would you like to give a response. >> not a word. >> free and fair trade on the horizon, huge