her group provides medical benefits and employment help with a 90% success rate. she and all the folks she is serving our heroes. most-watched, most trusted, thankful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. rob: friday, july 27th, "fox and friends first". a fox news alert, american heroes finally coming home. the remains of soldiers arriving in south korea overnight. jillian: what does the signal about the future of negotiations with kim jong un? we have breaking details. facebook on wall street. rob: the social media giant making stock market history for all the wrong reasons. >> i know who i am. i'm not a racist. people who voted for trump are not racist either and trump isn't a racist. >> reporter: rosanne barr breaks

her silence about a fox exclusive. jillian: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ look outside on the east coast. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: a fox news alert. it could be becoming reality. >> remains will be coming to back. they are going to start that process immediately. jillian: the remains of us service members flown out of north korea overnight in what the white house calls a significant first step.

rob: griff jenkins has more in washington. >> reporter: 6 decades later they are coming home. 55 cases containing what the us believes are the remains of soldiers killed during the korean war by a c-17 cargo plane out of warsaw. on the 65th anniversary of the armistice that ended, the president applaud the efforts, american servicemen will be leaving north korea and heading to the united states. this will be a great moment, thank you to kim jong un. the commanding general in south korea calls the mission successful saying we are prepared to honor the fallen, continuing their journey home. the white house saying this represents a significant first step to recommence repatriation of remains from north korea and resume field operations to search for the estimated 5300 americans who have not yet returned home.

last month's singapore summit, comes with satellite images released earlier this week showing the death -- dismantling of the missile cycle the secretary of state noting building confidence of north korea wednesday. >> donald trump is upbeat about prospects for denuclearization, progress is happening. we need kim jong un to follow through on commitments he made in singapore. >> reporter: general brooks says the remains will be honored at the ceremony wednesday and remains will head to hawaii where they will continue to go through the identification process in conjunction with the accounting office of the pentagon. rob: we will keep an eye on it. we now know the names, killing two police officers in the line of duty this week. isaac kane accused of shooting and killing rookie tyler eden

hoffer with the officer's own gun. he has a history of mental health issues but did not have a criminal record. this as we learn the suspect who shot and killed milwaukee police officer michael makowski has a long criminal history. he is accused of killing a 17-year-old veteran, trying to make the arrest wednesday. the milwaukee community setting up a memorial for him. he leaves behind a wife and three kids. spirit airlines just making an emergency landing after several passengers got sick. hazmat crews treating 7 to 10 patients at myrtle beach airport. one woman taken to the hospital. the plane was heading from fort lauderdale to south carolina. it was due to a chemical odor, no hazardous substances. >> all eligible migrant children

reunited with their families and time for the deadline according to feds who say 1400 kids are now with their parents after being separated at the southern border, 378 with other guardians or sponsors in the us. 711 kids remain in shelters because their parents have criminal records, are not in the country or have cases under review. hundreds of miles from the border, helping immigrants in a different way giving them the right to vote. newt gingrich says democrats need illegals to vote because their popularity is dropping. >> the vast majority of votes from illegal immigrants in san francisco. they made it possible without being a citizen. other places around the country democrats advocating they allow people who have not yet become citizens to vote, they think their calculus is they have a harder time winning an election with law-abiding american so the

more people they can bring in, don't understand the constitution. the better off their chances are. every single democratic senator cosponsored senator feinstein's open border which opened the border, to come to america. >> and in local elections. >> war of words erupting between the us and turkey. donald trump vowing to sanction that ally over detention of american pastor. jillian: more on the efforts to free him. >> release pastor andrew brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences. >> the trump administration warning turkey the us is prepared to impose sanctions, the president making the threat on twitter over the detention of north carolina pastor andrew brunson.

>> a massive crackdown following a failed coup attempt. >> on terrorism charges, authorities releasing brunson thursday. the charges haven't been dropped and brunson will be held under house arrest. >> we remain in conversations with turkey to bring home andrew brunson. >> secretary of state pompeo and vice president pens at the close of everyday preference. >> brunson is an american citizen who lived in turkey for two decades raising his family, sharing the gospel of jesus christ. >> reporter: turkey of foreign minister responding to the call for brunson its release saying, quote, we will never tolerate threats from anybody, of law is for everyone, no exception. >> they accused of allegedly of

dividing and separating turkey by simply spreading his christian faith. >> reporter: turkey said brunson its release is conditional on the us extradition of turkish cleric who is living in pennsylvania accused of trying to overthrow the government in 2016. jillian: the house heading home to a late summer recess without voting to impeach the deputy attorney general. congressman mark meadows says rosenstein is off the hook after making a deal for trump russia probe document that the doj and fbi. lawmakers head back to capitol hill september 4th. the 19 legislative days before the midterm. rob: jim jordan officially announces his bid for speaker of the house releasing a statement saying in part donald trump is taking bold action on behalf of the american people, congress has not held a bit end of the deal but we can't change that,

time to do what we said. he has received support from colleagues in the house freedom caucus and other conservative groups. current speaker paul ryan is not seeking reelection. congressman jordan will join "fox and friends" later this morning. jillian: rosanne barr speaking out after hit show was canceled over an offensive tweet saying she is not a racist. >> i care about civil rights. i reject what you call me. i know who i am. i am not a racist. the people who voted for trump are not racists either and trump isn't a racist, sorry. we have a different opinion. i live my beliefs. i want people to know that. i live my beliefs. i try and sometimes i fail but i tried. that i get back up and try again. i made a lot of mistakes. i live my life out loud.

i do it when things are going too far right i will go left. when things go too far left i will go a little right. i like balance in the middle. i like middle america. i like the middle way. i like the middle class. i like the middle opinion that balances two extremes. most people in america i think think like that. rob: what do you think of roseann's comments on hannity. tell us what you think on twitter and instagram on "fox and friends first". jillian: nancy pelosi comparing border security to the worst terror attack in history. >> when we had the commission reformed they made recommendations, but they would never take them up. jillian: the outrage growing over those comments. rob: donald trump's trade deal with the eu paying off.

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but i think they are going to be terrific. these numbers during the campaign, the fake news back there would have said he is exaggerating. shannon: donald trump has been promising 3% gdp growth throughout his presidency. of his predictions of 5% are true it would be the fastest growth rate since 2014. rob: donald trump paying off for us workers creating uncertainty among american farmers. is the president able to calm those concerns during his visit to the heartland? joining me with the answer to that president is farmer and president of the association, lucas heinen. i want to start with a tweet from the president, european union representatives said they would start buying soybeans from our great farmers immediately and liquid natural gas as well.

talking about soybeans this is your bread and butter. how much of a relief is that? >> it is a huge relief. we are excited to be in the european market. we have soybeans to sell and we are looking for new customers. rob: it got pretty dicey among all different types of agriculture, people were getting worried, republicans coming out against this trade war the president was starting. how nervous did you get? how nervous did your friends get? >> initially we were very nervous. this happened in late march, early april, the market dropped by $.50 a bushel in one day, here it goes, but we take our time, we listen to what the administration is saying, what

they are trying to do, we hang on. farmers, we are price takers, not price makers but we are used to volatility with the weather and the markets. we are not used to things happening quite so fast. rob: it dropped $.50 a bushel for soybeans. how much does a bushel of soybeans cost? >> at the time soybeans were $10 a bushel, 5% head in one day and it was several months ago and now beans are worth $8.50. there has been a financial price to pay with this but looks like things are on the up and we are excited about that. rob: your greatest competitor when you talk about producing soybeans around the world who is your biggest competitor? >> brazil in south america. brazil has farmland that is unbelievable. they are working on infrastructure together soybeans to market and meet with us. rob: you see this and it is one of those things where if you heard the phrase it will get worse before it gets better,

sounds like it had to fix this imbalance, had to get worse for a short time. do you see a better future on the horizon? >> i certainly do. this administration is fighting for american farmers, american business in general. we hit below point and we are ready to see green on the screen and ready for markets to go up and we are ready for crops to feed the hungry and growing population. rob: thank you for coming on this morning, appreciate it. i know you're up early anyway. jillian: no sirens please. 911 calls from demi lovato's over those released. >> we hear the sirens soon. >> no sirens. >> this is a medical emergency. i don't have control over that. jillian: new information what she was doing before she was found unconscious.

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censorship from the left, tweeting twitter shadow banning prominent republicans, not good, we will look into this discriminatory and illegal practice at once. many complaints, gop lawmakers including freedom caucus representative mark meadows, congressman jim jordan and rhonda mcdaniels say their handles were hidden for months when users searched for them. mcdaniels demanding answers by calling out twitter for not responding to a letter she wrote with donald trump's campaign manager over the bias, twitter told foxnews the problem is the result of algorithmic glitch in the search function and now it appears they have corrected the problem. some say it is no surprise the search bar changes are not known to have impacted any democrats. >> i don't think there's any doubt big tech companies lean left. this is part of twitter's plan to encourage healthy conversation on this, twitter gets to decide what is healthy. >> frustrating experience, people want to control the

discourse in regular media and social media and leads to frustration among the average population. >> sources telling fox news twitter's ceo is set to testify before the intelligence committee in september. rob: we will discuss this and show you graphics, how it looks when they do shadow banning. might surprise you to see. >> do you think social media platforms have been singling out conservatives? elizabeth says no doubt about it, patriot on twitter says yes, for over a year we have known this, it is fallen on deaf ears until now. of the iran instagram says the left is doing all it can to try to stifle us. . jillian: republicans firing back his liberal cities embrace granting noncitizens the right to vote. south carolina congressman jeff duncan introducing a pill to strike federal funding of they allow noncitizens to vote in their elections.

california congressman tells the la times he had a ballot proposal to stop san francisco and other california jurisdictions from allowing noncitizen voting. chicago and san francisco allow full board investigations. rob: a federal judge, a lawsuit challenging citizenship question in the 2020 census. new york judge rejecting the trump administration's attempt which accuses them of discrimination. us commerce secretary will ross reinstated the question, new york and 16 other states argue it will lead to a huge count. jillian: two officers killed in 24 hours and the violence against police is getting worse. how do we end the war on cops? our law enforcement panel is next to discuss. >> great to see the plant up and running.

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>> welcome back, the war on police getting worse. 33 officers shot and killed with two officers guns down in just the last 48 hour.

compare that to last year when 35 were shot and killed the entire year of 2017. the question is what is causing the horrific increase in violence with our law enforcement panel joined me now, former national police officer vincent hill and new jersey sheriffs association, thank you for joining us this morning. let's start with you. what do you put the blame on? >> reporter: our courts are very lax. the death penalty -- a huge issue. a place to get better. it is a tragedy. >> training a police officer to need better training and anything else they could be doing. >> officers have the best training in the world. when i was in the police we had in service every year, the large problem we are dealing with, the

latest shooting in chicago, haven't mentioned the officer was black and had the officer been right mass media would say white officer shoots unarmed black teen. the report is different on how we are dealing with police and bounce back from the previous administration. shannon: agree with that? >> i do agree with it. it is becoming worse because the media in many cases chimed in once these messages are not accurate. we have done a great deal of good in terms of making progress in the last few years, we try to get a truthful message out to communities of interest and to communicate on a regular basis the facts to the community.

we expose the standards to which we are being held. jillian: it seems the line of communication is failing, line of communication between the police and community is failing. how do you improve upon it? >> they get the truth out. community policeing is great, we need the community to reach back out on a 50/50 scale. jillian: do we go back to things that people have high opinions on? >> when you take away policies like that, look at departments that are changing you embolden criminals to attack police officers. those things were controversial.

when you start looking at departments changing policies to appease the community and people not understanding what the continuum is. jillian: i would argue as a society we have gotten softer, the pc culture, gender neutral this and that, do you think because of the society we are getting softer, that means it is change what you are doing and how it is received? >> i think that is definitely true. the aspects of the problems we are seeing is young people spend endless amount of time being exposed to levels of violence we haven't seen before. they spent a lot of time on social media and the gaming situation. it desensitizes society to the needs of other people.

>> what do you want people to know about job and life? >> probably the hardest job in the world, at any time to save a life even if you don't like this. we need that respect and that is how we start this. jillian: thank you for your time. keep having these conversations until it gets better. rob: emergency in california as an explosive wildfire burns out of control, bulldozer operator is dead, three firefighters are hurt fighting the car fire in northern california near reading. hundreds of miles to the south outside los angeles, the cranston fire forcing thousands from their homes. investigators think this was intentionally set by this man who is suspected of sparking at least four other fires.

the 911 call made moments after demi novato's drug overdoses been released, calls for help when she found lovato unconscious after a party. >> should be here. >> no sirens please. >> this is a medical emergency. i don't have control over that. rob: lovato heading to rehab once you leave the hospital. she relapsed with substance abuse after six years of sobriety. nancy pelosi downplaying the 9/11 terror attacks while also defending a weaker border. >> when we had the 9/11 commission formed and they made the recommendations, they made recommendations to protect america. if you want to change what is happening you have got to change the policy. rob: the house minority leader invoking the terror attacks that

killed 3000 americans in new york while bashing the donald trump's immigration policies. he claims immigration is just one issue that will help democrats win in november. donald trump hammering critics while touring a steel mill in illinois. >> i'm not like other politicians. i have never been a politician before. i only started to a half years ago and i became president. how am i doing? i keep my promises to the workers of this country. rob: the president telling across the media attacks him more than any other president. jillian: rosanne barr breaking her silence on fox news in her first television interview since being fired by abc. rob: the embedded comedian apologizing for the tweet the cost her her career.

>> that is a tweet about asking for accountability from the previous administration. i am so sad that anyone thinks that of me but i am not that person. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with reaction online. i'm sure there is a ton of it. >> he was defending herself two month after posting this tweet about former obama advisor valerie jarrett. she claims she was calling her out for her involvement with the iran nuclear deal and it wasn't racial but political. she said once again she did not know jarrett was african-american and overall she is sorry for what she said. mixed reaction on social media. way to go, rosanne, no one is perfect, we all have flaws and make mistakes.

good for her, now people can move on. she apologized, it should be accepted. others not so willing to forgive and forget, julie on twitter saying rosanne is a little too late. a lot of mixed reaction on social media. jillian: a steelworkers fighting back tears called on stage with the president. >> donald trump held a rally at a steel mill in illinois yesterday. one woman got emotional when talking about what getting back to work meant to her. >> many families including my own suffered in local businesses. it is great to see thes up and running. everyone back to work and the community thriving, thank you, mister president. >> you know the president's face is going to love that moment and using that reflected on social media, one twitter user says another winning moment for our president, citizens and country, us industry is back and can shiny and saying trump is nothing short of an awesome

patriot, make america great again. jillian: law enforcement paddle on, the struggles with police officers, this story coming out of tallahassee is incredible. >> tallahassee police officer tony carlson went viral earlier this week, caught on camera helping homeless man shave his beard because he wanted to get a job. phil wanted to get a job at a mcdonald's and mcdonald's said he would need to shave to apply. we have an update on this touching story, the tallahassee pd and florida senator marco rubio's office teamed up together to get phil the proper paperwork to apply for that job. look at this facebook post from the police department saying update, we are at the florida state capital, phil said he has never been inside, we are

filling out his paperwork for identification and talking to mcdonald's about the job opportunity and marco rubio said phil is in my tallahassee office so we can get his id and social security cards for employment, proud of my staff. it looks like phil is well on his way to turning his life around. rob: they have to hire him now. jillian: i'm sure he will do a great job, give him a second chance. rob: 40 minutes after the hour twitter on notice for hiding conservative posts and handles. the social media site says it is based on account behavior and not content. our next guest says that argument does not add up. >> i have never seen so many homeless, that is a real put off to people. jillian: homeless tent cities taking a toll on san francisco, tourists too afraid to visit the city.

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>> donald trump warning twitter it will be investigated unless it dropped the shadow been on conservative users. jillian: twitter says it changed its policies but is that enough? joining us is the president of district media group, beverly hoffer. what do you think? >> i think there is bias. the h

prominent conservatives who found out if people search their name it does not automatically populate in the search engine yet at the same time we are not seeing this by counterpart to the democratic side of things though it does beg the question, there seems to be discriminatory in nature, i disagree that i don't think illegal action should be taken, this is a private company, they are allowed to do this, they are allowed to have bias. do users want to continue using platforms where we see the bias is prominent. rob: it is not a legal issue. they say it is an algorithm problem but we made some nice graphics to show people how this happened. on the left you have matt gates, republican from florida, rhonda mcdaniels runs the rnc and on the right tom perez. what happens when you search the

names? on the left you don't see matt gates, just a random guy named matt gates, and a little -- on the right you have tom perez, people trying to find these people to hear their message, this is a really big deal, stopping the message from getting out of the people, that is how politicians survive. >> twitter is the way we communicate these days. it is a way people want to follow the president. ironic that he talked about this through the use of twitter, the same format he is attacking. if you are follower of these individuals there is nothing you notice. if there is someone new who wants to find out and follow an individual, you have to know what their twitter account is an to type that in to even be able to find them. it is hard for individuals to know whether this is being done because their followers don't notice it, and that is when it seems twitter is trying to censor.

jillian: be clear, our behavior ranking doesn't make judgments based on political views or the substance of tweets and jack dorsey responded a sure thread addressing some issues folks are encountering, and shadow banning, and how they work. to hear them acknowledging they do have a lot more work to do and there's a trust issue here. >> they refer to this as a glitch but the question is why do we only see this with republicans? this does nothing to help the perception of twitter or facebook. if twitter and facebook, and conservative messages. the fact that we can talk about it can change it, legal action,

and let's not forget this is an audience, conservative views it and they want to keep the customer. jillian: why is -- rhonda mcdaniels who runs the rnc. and an algorithmic glitch in the search function, take that for what it is worth. the last straw walt disney world just band at all theme parks. >> this incredible young man, 22-year-old returned crazy talk into a $4 billion paycheck, don't go anywhere. ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level?

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rob: american airlines changing course and allowing passengers who by the basic economy tickets to bring a free carry-on bag. fires are limited to eight personal items, the company ceo says the move is designed to allow the airline to become more competitive. disney world joining the war against plastic straws, following in the footsteps of several making the same move to cut down on plastic consumption. the change will illuminate 175 million straws per year, theme parks, cruise lines and hotels worldwide, the band will roll out next year. jillian: san francisco's homeless problem is nothing new but things are so bad the $9

billion tourism industry is taking a hit. claudia cowan takes a closer look. >> reporter: and san francisco neighborhoods, hold your nose and watch your step. >> you the people lying on streets, people eat out of garbage cans, people shoot up. >> reporter: one of the biggest hotels in union square, a top tourist destination where some visitors are shocked by what they see. >> i have never seen so many homeless. >> reporter: the head of the city's visitors bureau recently admitted. >> we have groups that said they can't come to san francisco as long as the streets are like this. >> reporter: the impact on the $9 billion tourism industry is known but last month a major medical association hold its annual convention ethnicity saying its members no longer feel safe. an estimated $40 million loss. adding to the danger take a look, junkies are dumping used syringes into the street.

piled like this are commonplace. most needles are handed out by the permit of public health to reduce drug related diseases but with no reliable way to get them all back the city is spending $750,000 to hire ten people whose sole job is to pick up the needles. some 8000 every month. san francisco's new mayor has made the issue a top priority. >> i want to get people off the street to are shooting up. i wanted to get the needles off the street. this is why i am proposing this. >> reporter: it is time for 0-tolerance. >> we need to start taking the point of view it is their right to be on the streets. it is their right to be given help and that is what we should be doing. >> reporter: san francisco spent hundreds of millions of dollars every year trying to help an estimated 7500 homeless people. critics say what is needed is not more money but a bold new approach and many in the hospitality industry say their bottom line depends on it.

rob: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. hard work pays off. in a year to have to start county founded by men with down syndrome working for $4 million. we met john cronan and his dad in april. >> who designed the socks? >> i did. >> who came up with the name? rob: of biggest fan, former president george hw bush. this has created 35 jobs and created thousands of dollars for charity. jillian: a colorado man shocked when an invited visitor show up on the back porch, four mountain lines, first time he had ever seen the animals. rob: the ugly. a prisoner climbs on the roof of a police car after escaping through the window.

his ride caught on camera, the texas highway patrol propaganda mcgrath as cops pulled over and he was cost. jillian: where did he think he was going to go? coming up at 5:00 donald trump keeping another key promise. >> remains will be coming back. we will start that process immediately. rob: tim kennedy calls this the most significant accomplishment for our troops since d-day. he is live in the next hour of "fox and friends first". ♪ - my family and i did a fundraiser walk in honor of my dad,

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>> it is july 27th, remains returned. >> major step as kim jong un just took toward peace. >> beefing up security at the ballot box. rob: stopping the midterm election meddling. >> i know who i am. i'm not a racist. people who voted for trump are not racists and trump isn't a racist, sorry. jillian: rosanne barr breaking her silence about the tweet the cost her her career. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now.