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rob: police say officers attempting a traffic stop when the suspect opened fire on him. the unidentified officer shot back. he of the suspect are in critical condition or i should say their condition is unclear at this time. >> they don't know what will happen in a traffic stop. at the same time day in and day out they put a vest on and protect the community. rob: one or both are in critical condition at this time. for the men and women in blue showing support for the officer. the officer is rather new, has been on the force for a year. the white house putting more sanctions on an american pastor is not freed quickly. >> turkey have proven not to be a good friends, they have a great christian pastor, and innocent man.

rob: economic pressure on turkey as the government refuses to release pastor andrew brunson who was arrested in 2016 accused of spying and terrorism. he strongly denies those charges. jillian: the pentagon postponing the military parade until next year. it was expected to take place in november but according to new reports it would have cost $92 million, more than three times the initial estimate. secretary of defense james mattis is pushing back on that claim. >> whoever told you that is smoking something that is legal in my state but not in most states. i will tell you one thing, you need to stay anonymous because you look like an idiot. jillian: donald trump was inspired to hold a military parade after witnessing france's bastille day celebration. russia lexi military muscles flying two nuclear capable bombers near alaska. the drill demonstrate how

russian jets can be deployed against the united states. russia unveiling the first in a new light of hypersonic jets flying 5 times the speed of sound and firing missiles just as fast, the us keeping up with hypersonic weapons of the road awarding a $480 million contract to lockheed martin for development. rob: caught blue handed. a review of bruce ohr's department justice emails and notes reveals deep connections to the anti-trump dossier. jillian: the president gears up for more clearances from obama era officials. griff jenkins live in washington dc with details. >> reporter: bruce ohr is an annual hear more about the role he may have played in the dossier, alleged government surveillance abuse. a review of his email says notes

from bruce ohr, works for the from the linton put together, have given it to the fbi. it is never supposed to work that way in the united states of america but it did. >> reporter: we are learning more about christopher steele. last may ohr wrote that he was worried about president firing james comey, afraid they will be exposed, not sure who they are but donald trump took notice, the fbi received documents from bruce ohr, worked for fusion gps, disgrace fired fbi agent peter stzrok, too crazy to be

believed, the rigged witchhunt has your credibility, ohr still working for the government, security clearances are under review. the justice department declined to comment on this and on ohr but he will give an interview to congressional investigators on august 28th, less than two week we may learn more about what happened. rob: closed door, kind of annoying. i would like to see that go down. thanks so much. jillian: shocking details of the russian probe being revealed. rob: you as attorney for the district of columbia says we would know any of this had hillary clinton been elected. >> there was a brazen plot to exonerate hillary clinton and if she lost a frame donald trump. part of that plot involved a conspiracy with bruce ohr, steel, sally yates, john brennan, james comey, peter

stzrok and other senior fbi and doj officials who determined they were going to destroy the president after he was duly elected. it is absolutely essential that notwithstanding anything robert mueller was doing, the attorney general and deputy attorney general ensure that there is a federal grand jury to investigate everything surrounding ohr, steel, yates and everybody else. jillian: lawmakers question bruce ohr privately in two weeks. a missing mother and two young daughters founded in colorado. her husband and the girl's father is behind bars, chris watts faces murder charges after admitting to police he killed them. the arrest just days after he gave this chilling interview. >> it is not something i could fathom. no inclination.

>> this house is incomplete without anybody here. jillian: celeste and bella reported missing monday when she didn't show up for a doctors appointment. she was 15 weeks pregnant. a body found at the fill the new mexico compound is identified as a missing little boy. investigators confirmed they found the remains of abdul ra j rahaj. he was kidnapped for an exorcism. his mother says she has a sense of closure. no new charges are filed in connection to his death. five adult suspect are charged with child abuse after 11 children were found starting at the compound. the suspected the next he missed accused of training the kids to become school shooters. rob: this record-breaking fir a firenado killed a firefighter. jeremy stoke was trapped in those flames trying to evacuate

residents from the neighborhood north of sacramento last month, the 37-year-old dies a hero it leaves behind a wife and two kids. he was a 17 year department veteran. that fire tornado was the largest in california history. it & the size of three football fields. ♪ respect to ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ rob: music legend aretha franklin has died, the queen of soul passing away surrounded by family and friends after a battle with pancreatic cancer. tributes pouring in and lines wrapping around the block at the apollo theater in new york known as her musical home. are many milestones include presidential migration performances for bill clinton and barack obama, the first one is inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. aretha franklin is 76 years old,

carly shimkus has tributes all over social media. jillian: time to head outside to our plaza where we find janice dean. >> reporter: we are live on the plaza, the summer concert series, people lined up already. this will be a good one, stay with us. it is humid, my friend. we could get showers and thunderstorms later on today but for the summer concert series it will rain clear and be very humid. a lot of thunderstorms across portions of the ohio valley, gulf coast, southwest and potential for strong to severe storms for widespread area of the country across the central us, rockies, to the northeast, later this afternoon, some pop

up showers, thunderstorms, hail, winds and isolated tornado. it really feels like we are on the verge of getting a thunderstorm out here. the high is 87 in new york, 98 in dallas, 89 in minneapolis, the dog days of summer. and wildfires continue to burn and not getting enough relief in terms of rainfall. it is friday and we have the summer concert series. we have a big celebration today. rob: we are going to party together and post it all over social media. 11 minutes after the hour, a hitman for isis and a killer and was just arrested in california. john cox is running as a

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of this omar amin guy, he was in the process of obtaining a green card, that is the big thing, a want for his arrest and extradition arrest so the question is how did he get here? how is he able to live here? >> this is a guy who is dangerous, documented to be a member of isis, and explosives expert. he lied on a refugee application and living under the nose of law enforcement in the state capital of our largest state and don't think he might not have been planning a terrorist incident to grab headlines. that is the problem. we have a bunch of politicians that enact the sanctuary state law and get headlines doing it but they are putting the people

of california at risk. first thing i do is get rid of the sanctuary state. i work to get that change because the first function, the most important function of government is to make sure people are safe. the president recognizes that. i recognize that. we need a border wall, we need to end chain migration and make it so local law enforcement, boots on the ground can work with the federal authorities to make sure dangerous people like this don't with in this state. rob: proponents of bringing more refugees into the country, talk about how good the vetting process is. 53,000 admitted into the us in 2017, that number dropped dramatically, the president trying to drop that number, hillary clinton wanted to raise that number 500% from obama era

refugee numbers. you can't that somebody coming from a country in turmoil. >> a lot of these refugees are coming from countries that are in turmoil and they don't have a lot of good information themselves from people in their country and that is why they have problems. these are dangerous places. a lot of refugees coming into this country are probably good people but probably a lot of people who are fleeing the law who have done horrible things or are members of terrorist groups like isis looking to commit major acts of violence in america. everybody coming here we think is wonderful and want a better life but you are going to have people like this, fleeing, committing murder, being members of groups like isis looking to

damage us, we need a realistic view of this. politicians but partisanship, making headlines ahead of their role to protect the people. i'm not going to let that happen when i am governor. >> we will see what happens. 19 after the hour. donald trump taking on media critics head on. the invite he extended. rob: google tracking your every move even without your permission. the online search giant's backpedaling on policy. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this!

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google's health page. >> reporter: google apps and websites are still user locations even if you turned off that sitting in the location history but google didn't make any locations to the feature, they just changed the warning on the help page. now it says this setting does not affect other location services on your device and some location data may be saved as part of your activity on other services like search and map. it will be interesting to see if google comes under pressure to make changes to the feature is a lot of big tech companies have been under scrutiny lately. rob: if google wants to follow me around i really don't care. my childhood grocery store kroger. we were a kroger family and they have a big announcement.

>> reporter: kroger began testing its driverless car grocery delivery service in scottsdale, arizona. groceries will be delivered from fry's supermarket owned by kroger, you can get same day or next day delivery, a toyota previous manned by a human to monitor the performance but in the fall kroger plans to use its driverless minivan, something they will do to make those deliveries, the first road test of an unmanned delivery vehicle ever. rob: there is always a connection to grocery stores. it is a regional thing, certain grocery stores in certain places. it is like a bond. ralph's in california, publix in florida. there are some big ones and they are all special in their own way. we are done. jillian: 25 after the hour. new york democratic governor

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rob: there's nothing i want more than a free press, donald trump signing off after 300 newspapers nationwide run editorials defending themselves. jillian: jackie ibanez running the president's response. >> the media invited to a front row seat at a cabinet meeting after hundreds of newspaper editorials criticized the attack on journalism.

>> if you like you can stay and you can also leave. don't forget, freedom of the press. >> reporter: the present making light of written op-eds around the country, the miami herald publishing we all have citizens have a stake in this fight and the battle lines are pretty clear. if one first-come successfully for the process enemy of the american people what stops someone for coming next for your friends, your family are you? calling out trump supporters as being a lost hope. >> if we do not stick up for the first amendment, then who will? it was an initiative not to change the hearts and minds of trump or trump's supporters. i think they are just too far gone. >> reporter: donald trump far from silent over the initiative from the boston globe sending a series of tweets, the fake news media is the opposition party

and bad for our great country but we are winning and there's nothing i want more for our country than true freedom of the press. majority of the papers that participated did not endorse donald trump in 2016, three major papers did not publish editorials. this comes as the senate passed a resolution that says undermining the press is an attack on our democracy. rob: thanks so much. senator lindsey graham demanding answers from the fbi. "fox and friends" getting an exclusive look at the letter sent to chris ray calling out a double standard investigating diane feinstein and the trump campaign. he asked why feinstein was tipped off about a chinese spy on her staff but the trump campaign was left in the dark about accused russian agents on their team. it appears the fbi launched a politically motivated investigation. laura trump ripping into omarosa

about the new secret recording. omarosa aired excerpts of a tape that showed the daughter-in-law offering a job with the president after election campaign after she was fired from the white house. omarosa saw it as an attempt by her silence. laura trump responded to a woman to woman i shared a connection with omarosa as a friend and campaign sister, i was shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation a deeply personal level. i hope it is worth it for you, omarosa, because some as you can't put a price on. jurors preparing for deliberations in paul manafort's fraud trial submitting a note as they begin deliberations. one of them asking for the definition of reasonable doubt. manafort's team calls a good time for them. a big stir before the jury got started asking is mister trump here? that caused heads to turn.

there is a prosecutor also named mister trump in the courthouse that he was there for an unrelated case. a quick laugh in court. welfare investigators tracking license plates to catch fraud in california. officials in sacramento have been using data from license plate recognition cameras since 2016. of civil liberties groups says this is a violation, the county says it is yet to determine whether to use the data on a case-by-case basis. jillian: new york democrat andrew cuomo coming under fire after saying this. >> we are not going to make america great again, we were never that great. jillian: joining us to react is

joey jones, a marine corps bomb technician who lost his legs in an explosion in afghanistan. thank you for joining us this morning. your thoughts after you heard that comment? >> when it comes to things like america was never that great, only cowards say it wasn't worth the fight anyway. that is what we are seeing. the american voter rejected irresponsible spending and taxation, having their daily lives regulated and that is all governor cuomo knows, the message he has. let me control you and take your money and your life will be better. that is not a message we respond to, not one that american voters put into office. and he seemed to say we were not that great to begin with, you weren't worth fighting for to begin with. make america great again, most who voted for donald trump means make our country represent our greatness again.

the american people have never been a better place as far as how we treat each other and love each other and working in the nonprofit sector, what we do for each other on a daily basis before we get into the military laying lives down for each other, we are in a great place but don't have a government, elected representatives for the most part who represent that. when the president says make america great again he means make our elected officials represent how great we are again and for cuomo to say things like that he might as will be looking at a mirror and saying my message wasn't all that great to begin with. jillian: what is great about america? what did you put your life on the line for and go overseas and fight every single day day in and day out for this country because it was so great? what is great in your opinion? >> look around you when you go to the grocery store get on a subway. from the color of our skin to how we pray to what we eat we

are all different. we have all these reasons to hide in the corner and point fingers and say they are different from us so let's not interact with them but that is not how we live. we may have sections that are more muslim or christian or this or that but we understand the only thing that makes this country a country despite those things or because of those things we have one thing in common. we are all americans. when someone falls down we pick them back up. when someone gets a hardship where i come from you raise money and help them out regardless what they look like or where they go to church, that makes this country great, we built this country on our differences. when people like governor cuomo look at that and say because it is not perfect, it is not utopia it was never that great to begin with, that is a coward looking at defeat and grasping at straws and has no place in our political discourse. jillian: do you think he should have just apologized? that would be easier? >> it is what he believes, it is

why he said it to begin with. someone who has been a taker in the system, who will never give back, take advantage on the best side of capitalism and points a finger at it and says it is not that great, that is how he believes, people get to see it. politicians and government on both sides feel that way. we vote people in that represent us and understand how hard we work, and we need to stop using politics as an industry of divisiveness. it is easier for a politician to get elected telling you what is broke than to fix it because they might work themselves out of a job one day. that is what donald trump calls the swamp and this is a prime example. jillian: we thank you for joining us this morning, thank

you for your service, talk to you soon. rob: 37 after the hour. ms 13 sweeps from coast-to-coast, raids that took violent gang members off the streets. >> they are too flashy so i will close for all. jillian: you know her from the office but you may recognize her from tinder too. she is putting her next meal on notice for using her face to get girls. carly shimkus here with that. ♪ if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better.

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thrive and inspire many generations to come. she was given a great gift from god, her voice. rob: carly shimkus is here with tributes pouring in from all around the world. >> what an amazing talent. all about aretha franklin on social media. detroit mayor mike dougin talking about how much she meant to the city, i was honored to present aretha franklin to the keys to the city in detroit. here in the love and respect of millions of people, not just herself but the city she loved so dearly and called home. we are deeply saddened that she has passed. aretha franklin died at her home in detroit surrounded by family and friends. tony bennett remembering this about their time together saying it was a double thrill for me to perform on the stage of the metropolitan opera on my 85th birthday and have the queen of soul singing with me.

she will be missed by the world. diana ross saying i am sitting on prayer for the wonderful golden spirits, aretha franklin. a fan change to sign at franklin street subway station in new york to read aretha franklin street. one of her albums the number one album on itunes right now. rob: i like the way they changed that. this is hysterical. this kid using his famous and to get girls. >> angela from the office didn't have much of a sense of humor on the show but she certainly does in real life. listen to this clip. >> sometimes kids are too flashy so i am forced to go to american girl store and order close for large colonial balls. >> angela kinsley is calling out her nephew for using her picture

to score online dates writing on instagram, nephews do not put me on your tinder profile photos, this picture went viral on social media, she caught wind of this. india on twitter moved -- call todd:'s. side note, nephew is cute. i agree with that. also saying love this and having her as your and would help. getting called out by her is funny. jillian: a tennessee boy rent a firetruck on his first day of school. >> a 5-year-old boy skipped the bus and wrote a firetruck to his first day of kindergarten to honor his late father. christopher brooks died in a motorcycle accident three months ago. as a young boy christopher's own father took him to school in a

firetruck now and then so his family and fellow firefighters wanted to honor his memory by doing this for his son, smiling ear to her as he rode to school on a firetruck. it may not have been there to take him to school but he was there in spirit. rob: losing your dad at that age. thank you so much. overdose deaths hit a record high as a mass overdose in connecticut, the growing national epidemic. our next guest says part of the task force, this problem isn't going away anytime soon. jillian: let's check in with ed henry for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> the council for kellyanne conway is here with geraldo rivera on omarosa's latest reports, are they the bombshell the mainstream media is making them out to be? diamond and silk are here to sign off on anti-trump and editorials all around the country.

do not miss our all-american summer concert series heating up late into august with scotty mccreary, winner of the 10th season of american idol. we have that and all kinds of people up early with us. we are ready. jillian: we have more time to spend. rob: brian had to do that. jillian: see you in a little bit. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase.

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jillian: good morning, 12 suspected ms 13 members behind bars accused of terrorizing parts of california. all of them accused of a wide

range of crimes from arson to murder in and around santa cruz. if convicted three could give her the family is in a member of the violent gang is charged in the murder of a 16-year-old in new york. hernandez vasquez is the fourth member arrested in the killing. donald trump showing support for agents protecting our nation's borders, the president will hold a ceremony to honor federal immigration agents later this month. >> they are tremendous people, brave, strong, tough and they are good. i want to thank ice and everybody in law enforcement for the job they have done and are doing. >> reporter: his efforts come as many on the left called to abolish ice. rob: overdose deaths hit a record high as a mass overdose in connecticut helps spotlight national epidemic, the cdc reporting 72,000 people dead of

drugs last year, that is a massive number. you to discuss his pain specialist and chair of the opioid task force, doctor anita my thanks for coming on. 72,000 people is a jarring number of deaths in one year. what do you think? >> he is it is. unfortunately the number has been going on since 2016. the number has only increased. what happened in connecticut is something that is happening all over the country. we need to do more. those many patients around the united states that unfortunately continue to have problems with substance abuse. what we are seeing in connecticut is happening every day in the united states. rob: this is video from connecticut and this blue my mind. this is a beautiful park from newhaven, connecticut near yale

university and calls start pouring in. 70 people ended up overdosing because somebody was handing out synthetic marijuana that may have been laced with opioids, handing it out for free so they can get new clients. this is terrifying. >> exactly. first of all we have to applaud the first responders. the individuals that came out to rescue the individuals. this is not what should happen in broad daylight. in an area where there are families, children, it can be traumatic not only to the individuals witnessing it but the individuals that are suffering, people that are responding, caring for these people, this should be eye-opening to the people who are hearing this today, we are in a state of public health

urgency to address this crisis. there definitely is an urgency in the numbers from the cdc. they have not gone down since 2016. we need to do more. what we are doing is not enough. we are at the state were what is happening in connecticut is just one example and more can be done. rob: what is scary to people, responsible adults are caught up in this. the people getting addicted our moms with three kids that break their arm on treadmills. they get these pills and they get hooked and the drug is so good they can't stop taking it. as a pain specialist, are there options for people to treat pain without something that becomes

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