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search for missing iowa student molly, a neighbor exclusively telling fox news she saw a suspicious black suv slowly circumstancing the neighborhood where boyfriend lived and molly staying the night she vanished. rob: so far the fbi has not commented on that but they have questioned iowa hawk farmer cheney, lives miles away from where tibbetts was seen. allowed police to search property and home but refuse today take polygraph test. molly disappeared more than two weeks after going for a run in brooklyn, iowa. we will keep you posted. violent and bloody weekend in chicago between friday and sunday, 63 people were shot in that city, nine of those victims have died, one of them is 17-year-old boy just riding his bike. 34 of those 63 were shot between

shot and sunday morning alone. that is as huge number and 25 people were wounded within 2 and a half hours, 2 and a half hour period. paramedic at the scene describing it as a war zone. chicago police say most of the shootings were targeted and related to gang violence with gunmen opening fire in large crowds. jillian. jillian: countdown to a possible sit-down, the trump legal team getting closer to a decision on whether the president will meet with special counsel robert mueller, griff jenkins live in washington with the latest on the 16-month-long russia probe. good morning, griff. griff: a decision on possible interview could be forthcoming and possibly a matter of days, the president according to lawyers want to do interview but the legal team has concerns as the two sides trying to negotiate over the number and scope of questions and the president's frustration over the investigation is very clear, you

remember he tweeted last week about ending it and yesterday he raised eyebrows of any tweet denying any knowledge of 2016 tower meeting, fake news, complete fabrication and i'm concerned about meeting my wonderful son had in trump tower, this was the meeting to get information on an opponent totally legal and done all of the time in politics and went nowhere, i did not know about it. the tweet contradicts statements made by the president's attorney general from a year earlier who had this to say yesterday. >> i had bad information at that point. i made a misstatement, that happened when you have cases like this. it's important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time facts develop, that's what investigations do. i agree to go deny orb --

>> meanwhile adam schiff said it would be a factor in november. >> as long as russians interfere on trump's side vladimir putin can think of him never call him out, collusion in plain sight. griff: the president is in bedminister as what the white house calls working vacation, jillian, if we hear anything else it would likely come in form of a tweet. jillian: of course, it will. thank you very much, griff. six people alleged in venezuela after alleged drone attack on maduro, maduro called assassination attempt. drones reportedly packed with explosives as you could see exploding as maduro spoke during military parade in the socialist country, he later said a group of terrorists and assassins were detained, firefighters on the

ground said the blast was nearly a gas explosion at a nearby apartment building. rob: rescuers scouring through rubble after massive earthquake rocks indonesia, the pure panic is caught on camera. you can see the moment people getting nervous, at least 91 people are feared dead and hundreds more injured after magnitude quake, this comes a week after another earthquake there killed 16 people in the same part of that island nation. jillian: at least 20 people hauled away in handcuffs as dueling protests erupt in california, bryan llenas on the effort to restore order. >> political protests takeover berkeley california, police

arriving in force, many officers dressed in riot gear trying to prevent repeat of last year's demonstration that assembled in chaos, the right-wing was countered by the leftist, stop the hate rally. one of those counter-protestors says both groups want change so there should have been a way to find common ground. >> it's heart wrenching when we can't come together as community. >> several people taken away in handcuffs, police also releasing these photos showing some of the weapons seized at the rally. >> we have seen metal pipes, sledge hammers, metal polls, some weapon that is could cause serious weapon. >> portland is dealing with fallout from own political rallies, clashes erupted when two opposing political groups met downtown saturday, right-wing demonstrators and left-wing protestors. police kept to the shrines after

rocks were thrown prompting firefighters to throw gas into the crowds. portland police are now accused of using excessive force. claims are coming from counter-protestors some of whom were injured, police chief ordered investigation to determine force was not within department policy and training guidelines. self-people arrested and multiple weapons seized in portland, berkeley city officials stress neither political group secured permit ahead of demonstration, bryan llenas, fox news. rob: cross-examination begins today in paul manafort trial which could see testimony from his right-hand man rick gates, manafort faces tax and bank fraud charges as trial enters second week, gates long-time deputy until he took a plea deal, testimony expected to take several days. jillian: candidates making final

pitch to voters before tomorrow's special election in ohio, polls showing a dead heat between gop state senator tray balderson and o'connor, president trump rallying for balderson hope to go push him across the finish line. rob: the beloved mrs. garrett on the long running nbc sit come the facts of life has died. >> i have to get going. i have to make the bed, do laundry, scrub the floors, everything has to be perfect. jillian: her family says she died peacefully in her home in los angeles, the cause of death not released but in april of last year she revealed she had been diagnosed with bone cancer. rob: two-time tony nominee and emmy nominee rose star in

different strokes, rae was 92 year's old. jillian: maximum pressure, first north korea and now iran. >> the iran deal is one of the worst deals i have ever seen negotiated of any kind. jillian: the president doing something today to turn up the heat, why our next guest say it is ripple effect. rob: elizabeth warren 2020, did she just drop about plans to run for president, stay tune

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labeled as worst deals ever negotiated. >> the iran deals is one of the worst i have ever seen negotiated of any kind. 1.7 billion in cash, and they didn't use that for terror, they put that in swiss accounts, i can guaranty you that. jillian: president trump is willing to meet with leadership of iran without any preconditions but iran is snubbing the offer. rob: what do sanctions mean to businesses, european allies and the nation of iran itself, former intelligence officer and iraq war veteran don bramer, thanks for coming on this morning, bribing iran to be nice didn't work so well, we will try strangling them now, what do you think of this point? >> you're exactly, $1.7 billion did not go back to iranian people, it went to funding operations in syria, it went to funding operations in yemen while the iranian people have been suffering, the real is worthless at this point, the

iranian people are upset about it and this time we don't see them burning u.s. flags, down with the dictator, they know the government is corrupt, the president was right, it's going into the bank accounts of and right now we have to bring iran to the table and i think this is the only way, nice did not work, we have to be tough. jillian: let's take a look here the 90-day wind down period that ends today, sanctions, transactions with u.s. dollar bank notes trading gold and precious metals, direct or indirect sales, raw or semifinished metals, iran's automotive sector out of this, what do you see as the biggest thing, the most important? >> well, i think banking will be the big thing, precious metals, if you look at things that affect, it's automotive parts, the parts to get trucks and business are working are too expensive for iranian people to afford, their businesses, their economies cripple, i think

that's what has everybody upset in iran because, you know, it's going to the lower class, the middle class. the people put in regime is the one that suffered. >> talk about how rough the deal was from the get-go because a lot of people think it's politicized, this has bipartisan support, you heard joe lieberman, chuck schumer didn't voted for the bill, called it horrendous, had to wait 24 hours, the waiting period was troubling to a lot of people. this was a weak-handed deal on our end, wasn't it? >> it was a horrible deal and if you'll remember you're exactly right back in 2015 a majority of congress was totally upset by this deal and upset with the administration, just think of all the cash, they have spread around iran but not to the people itself. i think the only people who prospered from this were china, were russia, were france, the people who were doing business with iran and now without the united states i think the deal eventually fail.

jillian: to use rob's terms, strangle, do you see them getting strangled down the road? >> the real is worthless, if iran does the right thing and listens to its people they will come to the table, yes, the head of the iranian came and said there's no deal, we are ready for the united states, but what we haven't heard anything from the president, from the supreme leader, they're keeping quiet right now and i think if you look at internal voices within the iranian regime there could be a movement to come to the table and talk. rob: okay, we will see, maybe we will see a revolution there as well. let's move to north korea and we have somewhat a similar situation, a country that doesn't like to behave. what's the update on that as we try to make the deal happen, are we plg played by the north koreans? >> i don't think it's the fact of being played. let's look at the good that happened here. we have 55 remains of our fallen coming home.

we had no missile tests since the summit. we've had no exercises, this is going to take a loot of time. we are infatuated that this will will happen overnight. we are talking and going to the table, kim sent the letter to the president saying they are looking forward for another meeting, pompeo delivered a letter to minister, it's going take slow tapes and we have to be patient, one good example, 65 years ago took two and a half years, 188 meetings, to put that in perspective of where we are going here and i have to say u a year ago if you look at where we are today, we are in much better shape. jillian: already reports that they are still building missiles out there so, we will of course see. appreciate it. rob: 18 minutes after the hour, twitter shuts down conservative candcie owens for doing exactly what a liberal pundit did, the double standard that's now

sparking. >> demi lovato breaks silence for the first time since overdoes, carley shimkus with maiming to her fans and admission to addiction. ♪ ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level?

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weeks after being you shall rushed in hospital, i want to thank god for keeping me alive and well, for my fans are forever grateful for love and support this week, i will keep fighting, that post racing up about 4.5 million likes on instagram, countless supportive messages as well, edgar on twitter says, hope she gets the help she needs, no one is perfect. one day at a time, wishing the best and dana also tweeting, keep fighting demi it's so hard but you can do it, stay strong, we are praying for you. lovato rushed to the hospital after being treated with the opioid reversal drug narcan. rob: lucky to be alive. talk about 2020, we could see a slew of candidate maybe elizabeth warren. carley: former vice president joe biden early favorite to take on president trump in 2020 but massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is fueling speculation

that she too might be interested after delivering the stump-style speech, take a listen. >> it won't be easy, we are going to have to fight uphill but me, i'm going up that hill and i hope you are too. carley: warren also saying she has never been afraid to be an underdog, that's the phrase that everybody is focusing on this morning, kevin on twitter saying, not afraid to be the underdog, afraid to take a dna test, i hope she does, president trump would do very well and kathy saying, no, sorry, if you want to win, find someone fresh not warren or sanders, we are over it. so already talking about 2020. we have been talking 2020 since 2016. jillian: i've been fascinated by identical twins and now you have identical twins marrying identical twins.

carley: married in twin's day fair in twinsberry, ohio, they got married by twin ministers in ceremony themed once upon a time. britney and briana, life-long dream to marry twins, they met their prince charmings at the twin's day fair last year, there's going to be show and question when they have kids, do you think they'll look exactly alike. jillian: that's a good question. rob: a lot of creepy questions that pull into your mind. i've learn what had to say and what not to say on tv. appreciate it. that's a weird thing, isn't it, weird. jillian: it is. rob: forget the blue wave the president is predicting sea of red in november, a democrat who says not so fast and a republican who says that the liberals have no plan go head to

head coming up next. jillian: after signing up for the last time this police officer gets the surprise of a lifetime. >> it is my honor to acknowledge this to set free a man who sacrificed so much time for all of us. jillian: who was at the end of that radio, stick around, we will tell you.

jillian: investigators are look intog islamic extremism after 11 children were rescued from a filthy compound in new mexico, you can see it there, the kids between ages 1 and 15 were removed after armed standoff with one of the men who stayed there. the 39-year-old behind bars was originally wanted for kidnapping 3-year-old son from georgia,

that child has not been found, another man has also been arrested, conditions at the remote property compared to third-world country, the sheriff says the man had extreme islamic beliefs. the son of bin laden married to 9/11 hijacker, bin laden married mohamed's daughter who ran plane in trade center in 2001 killing thousands of americans, the americans say he's al-qaeda leader himself and vow to avenge his father's death. rob: investigators looking for answer after train derails crashing to commuter tracks, sending containers tumbling filled with household items and also food, nobody was hurt but what is to say the crash was like earthquake, tracks are severely damaged and to word on when service will be restore there had in pittsburgh. five people are dead after plane

crashes in a california mall parking lot, dash cam showing the moments that hit, you can see it, the pilot declared emergency before crash, the cause is under investigation and the victims have not been identified, thank youfully nobody in the parking lot was hurt. president trump inching closer to decision whether they will sit down with robert mueller this as attorney fires back after mix-up with regarding donald trump's, jr. meeting who claim to have dirt on hillary clinton, he now says he made a mistake after president trump tweeted about it yesterday. >> i had bad information at that time and made a mistake my statement, i talked about that before, that happens when you have cases like that, i think it's important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time facts develop,

that's what investigations do. rob: as for the bob mueller meeting trump lawyer rudy giuliani says a decision will be made by this sunday. john bolton slamming what he calls the media's false disconnect narrative on the handling of russian election meddling, the national security adviser clarifying that the president has full confidence in the intelligence community despite reports that he's not taking it seriously and concerns over the president's statements calling the russia investigation a hoax. >> the president knew exactly what was going to be said at the press briefing on thursday, he's the one who directed be held. everybody who participated in the press conference thursday agreed as has the president on several public occasions that the intelligence community assessment of russian meddling in 2016 is valid. rob: bolton says the president's use of the phrase russian hoax is specifically referring to

accusation that is the trump campaign colluded with russia to win the white house. election meddling on the minds of many with midterms fast approaching here in a few months new york congressman peter king says there's no doubt that russia will try to interfere but he says that president trump is doing more to prevent meddling than president obama ever did. >> the main thing we have to do is convince russia that there's a deterrent, that if they try this, there's going to be consequences because if we are just playing defense, somehow they can get through but if i know there's going to be massive retaliation, that's the best way from keep them from doing it. president obama went to putin in september 2016 and said knock it off, putin didn't knock it off and the president didn't do anything right before he left office, there has to be strong deterrent and we have the capacity to carry out -- rob: midterms are less than 100 days away. jillian: president trump taking the twitter to predict a red

wave in the upcoming midterm elections tweeting, quote, presidential approval numbers are very good, strong economy, military and just about everything else, better numbers than obama at this point by far, we are winning on just about every front and for that reason there will not be a blue wave but there might be a red wave. so which party has the best strategy to turn the tide, here to weigh in our panel radio talk show show gina and democratic strategists antjuan. >> thank you. jillian: do you see a red wave in the near future? >> oh, absolutely, the president has done amazing job as president that he doesn't need twitter as many might disagree but think about it, people get this message when they just look at bank accounts, when they look at friends and families who have new jobs, when they look at 401(k)'s and you contrast that with the democrats who have no message, no candidates, what are they running on in open borders,

higher crime, higher taxes, socialism or maybe impeaching the president that's brought the best economy in lifetime, how can they possibly win? jillian: antjuan i have a feeling you don't necessarily agree with that. >> bless your heart, gina, we know the president has a history of saying things not true so add this egg to the carton of things of simply just saying things not true, that's what donald trump is known for. jillian: what's not true? >> what is nondebatable for gina or any other republican are a number of things, number one, democrats have the enthusiasm gap on the side, 84% versus 24% versus increase in primary, what's nondebatable up and down the ballot in special elections and other elections across the country 42 some odd seats have been flipped and we are winning places that donald trump won in 2016 primary. what is nondebatable is the simple fact that we are

outregisterring republicans going into 2018 midterms, it is political math practice for gina or any other republican to come on the shows and say that there will be a red wave in november. corruption cups are overflowing because of the president and the republican congress led by this president has failed the american people on putting forward a policy prescription. jillian: antjuan, what is not true, i want to know what you're saying is not true? >> well, name something that donald trump has said or done that is true, he said there -- jillian: economy is going well, is it not? >> antjuan, this president has actually delivered on more promises than he actually made. you name a promise that he's made that he hasn't kept, he has been on top of it, this is the best economy in your lifetime. you know, maybe you should run -- >> let me stop you right there. let me stop you right there.

that is not -- >> i think it's important. i think it's important. >> you're saying a lie. jillian: hold on, guys. >> including hispanics, record low unemployment, we also have record approval for this president among blacks now. approval among blacks has more than doubled, actually, here you are with great economy, great approval, great enthusiasm, a president who has kept promises and i don't know what you're so upset about, why don't you vote for him? [laughter] >> gina, are you drunk on the kool-aid this morning saying that i will vote for donald trump, the president has failed middle-class working families. >> how when he has delivered drugs? >> the president who has put african americans in front of their face how he really feels, the president has done zero about the water crisis in flint-michigan, the president that has implemented policies

that will roll back the clocks of time for people who look like me and you're telling i should vote for him, gina, let's do -- [inaudible conversations] >> you got up early this morning. jillian: i'm not sure it's fair to say that he's necessarily middle-class families, i want to get your take on this, gina, you look at saturday the fact that the president was in ohio campaigning throughout when he is with his base -- hold on a second, antjuan that's where he's at his best and that's where people really love him. >> right, he did three of the rallies this week. this man has more energy, i don't know, than most 21-year-olds actually, three of those this week and great jop as president accomplishing some 145 items just in his first 18 months and that's with very little help from the establishment in the swamp, so this president doesn't really need the approval of the establishment or people like antjuan because he will keep getting the job done.

he will deliver a red tsunami this midterm, you watch. >> gina, gina -- jillian: we have to go, i love you guys, you're all fired up, t monday. 4:39. >> gina, do i love you. [laughter] jillian: happy monday. >> happy monday. rob: all right, there you go. 39 minutes after the hour and iraqi immigrant with long criminal history who skirted deportation now charged with shooting police officer in the head. former nashville cop vincent hill calling out the system that failed this officer and also the mainstream media which he says has turned blind eye to stories just like this, he joins us live. jill ril facing the music, a woman kicked off flight after buying seat for her 30,000-dollar chelo, how the airline is responding to the

mid-air musical drama.

jillian: good morning to you, shocking new details on man who shot ploifer last week. rob: long criminal history, drunk driving, criminal extortion among more crimes yet this man manage today avoid deportation. jillian: how did this happen? here now former nashville police officer vincent hill, thanks for your time this morning, this one is tough for people to follow. >> absolutely, jillian, thanks for having me and good morning to you and rob as well. have you noticed that when president trump supports something the left-wing media the left side oppose, he

supports vetting people coming into this country, but, yet, they call him racist much like they do the police in this country. so here we are yet again dealing with another brother in blue who was shot in the head like a sheep in a slaughter house because of this ideology that the left is preaching, keep in mind the left that tells people well, let's go out and attack trump supporters, now police get associated with president trump for whatever reason, so it's no wonder we are in this situation, 35 officers this year shot in the line of duty, it's unacceptable, jillian. rob: you know, vincent, you see the rhetoric coming from and what we should say is the very far left of the democratic party talk about open borders and you see stories like this, do we need an even stricter, for even legal immigration, even stricter policy with regarding the behavior people that come into

the country, if you come here to another country and go on crime spree and arrested you get kicked out maybe higher standard for people that we bring in here? >> rob, i would say just ask that question to family in colorado, i'm sure they are probably thinking the same thing. this guy for 5-plus years was being arrested, she should had been deported, last immigration policy from the last administration, unfortunately we didn't, this is the result of it. swril -- jillian: let's take a look at the number of police officers killed in line of duty, as of july 2018 there have been 34, look at that compared to 22 in 2017 and 26 in 2016, that's a distinct difference in those numbers so far this year and it is only august at this point,

what do those numbers tell you? >> it tells me that unfortunately, jillian, we haven't seen the last of this, we still have several months in this year to go but we still have the mainstream media not covering stories like this, but let me flip gears here and had this vim's affected by travel ban, oh, my gosh the mainstream media would be in uproar and pointing the finger at president trump but this officer shot and no one is saying a word about it. that's disturbing that we live in this country and that's acceptable. rob: and you say there's not enough media coverage like this, the media is turning blind eye to these types of stories? >> absolutely, they are turning blind eye, had this officer had used deadly force we would hear about it in mainstream media, the officer shot in the head doesn't really make hell of beans to the mainstream media. rob: thank you so much, we appreciate your time. >> thank you.

rob: all right. jillian: mortgage mess, hundreds of people losing their homes all because of a computer glitch. rob: that sounds unbelievable tracee carrasco from sister network fox business to explain how this is even possible, tracee. tracee: this is outrageous but wells fargo admitted that was a clulation error that may have led to as many as 400 homeowners needlessly losing their homes to foreclosure, wells fargo revealed this in a regulatory filing that the mistake in a mortgage modification tool wrongly factored in lawyer's fees into the formula from the government to determine if the home owner would qualify for a federally backed program. so the bank said as a result of this error, about 625 customers were, quote, incorrectly denied a loan modification with about 4 -- 400 losing homes. wells fargo said they are sorry, they set aside $8 million in second quarter to fix this

problem but that only works out to about $20,000 of homeowners, hopefully they will do more. we have seen so many issues with wells fargo lately. jillian: we have a leak up with, what is this one? >> the galaxy note 9 from samsung, that will be unveiled later this week, officially unveiled but we are getting a little hint that this will be samsung's first phone to support 1tera byte of flash memory which is a big deal because that's huge, the note 9 will have 512 giga bytes of built-in memory as well as support for 512 giga bytes of card, so there's really no other samsung device that has this, if you look at iphone, they don't have that much memory as well, this could mean major competition for apple and the iphone. we will see. jillian: interesting. rob: probably the ice of tv.

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jillian: twitter slams on the brakes after suspending account of commentator candice owens, twitter says she violated rules locking her for 12 hours. rob: copied racist tweets made by sarah and replaced them with

other racists, she say it is tweets prove double standard after time's writer was not suspended. >> you should not be able to tweet about any race for or any group that you want them canceled or live underground and you enjoy harassing them. that's the point of all of this, we should not be allowed to be racist for any group. rob: fantastic point, twitter apologized to candice owens saying lockout was an error. jillian: congressman says it might be time to start regulating social media. >> these entities have special benefits, if you will, of being immune from, if you will, the normal responsibility the rest of the media has, that can be taken away. in the case of twitter and

others, to be honest, if they are going politic through algorithm they could welcome under federal election commission, they can be considered to be making in-kind donation, they could have to register what those dollars are, for right now, what we want to do is we want to get them to admit the truth which is it doesn't seem logical that when they -- they come up with a new algorithm it only seems to affect republican conservatives such as jim jordan and the like. jillian: many people sounding off about the censorship, linda said haven't heard them locking leftist accounts. rob: i think a lot of twitter suspensions are caused by haters reporting tweets that they don't like, twitter's fault for allowing to be able to game system. jillian: double standard posed by most if not all social media forms, the only way to ride the ship is expose hypocrisy at every opportunity. rob: time for the bad, the ugly

and the good. police officer making final radio call after 32 years of service, the voice on the other end, his son. >> it's my honor to acknowledge this code 5 to set free a man who has sacrificed so much of his time for all of us. >> he did come home. [laughter] rob: that's a good one. officer's son flew across the country to be there for his dad on last day. jillian: next the bad, american airlines passenger kicked off flight fi buying a seat for 30,000-dollar chelo, she had no flights from chicago to miami but the crew told her the plane on return trip was too small and was forced to get off. the airline called it miscommunication. rob: the ugly, a fan tried to catch a baseball with a bucket

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