happening right now, massive manhunt for the man who threatened to murder the president. >> the price the fbi is willing to pay to find him. rob: did john brennan misuse classified information, that accusation from the trump administration. >> brand-new threat from former cia. rob: this is horrifying video, a mad dash through a blazing forest fire. >> the desperate son and father escaped all caught on mara as "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first", on this monday morning, i'm jackie

ibañez in for jillian mele. rob: happy monday, thanks for getting up with us, fox news alert, special operations helicopter crashing in iraq, several u.s. service members on board are reportedly injured this according to newsweek. >> return to go base after small raid, military officials telling this week crash likely happened after some type of mechanical malfunction, we will keep an eye for you. rob: absolutely. 149 hostages abducted by the taliban in ambush but officials say insurgents are still holding people hostage at this time. the ambush comes despite announcement from afghan officials of four-day cease fire with taliban group and secretary pompeo praising cease fire. we remain ready to support,

facilitate and participate in direct negotiations between afghan government and the taliban. meantime national security john bolton says he's open to the idea of america privatizing our longest war in afghanistan. >> there's always discussion, i'm always open to new idea but i will not comment on what the thinking is, that will ultimately be the president's decision. rob: bolton also says discussions between afghanistan and taliban are moving in the right direction, we will see. >> also overnight several shots fired at the u.s. embassy in turkey, manhunt now underway for the gunman in the capital, after 5 gun shots were heard in drive-by shooting the suspecting takes over white car after attack, no one was injured, embassy was set to be close this week for public holiday. and this comes after tensions rise over detained u.s. pastor

andrew brunson who is still no close the other coming home. turkish government now shopping the leader freedom to no avail. white house rejecting country's offer to free brunson ask asked to rescind billions of dollars worth of find by dropping investigation of turkish bank. rob: feud between esm ceo director brennan and trump administration taking turn. >> brennan may have misused classified information. griff jenkins where the war of words is just heating up, good morning, griff. >> it is, good morning, jackie, and rob and the former cia director is not backing down, in fact, he's doubling down on his decision to speak out against the president. >> i have seen the lights blinking red and is bringing the

country down and fueling divisiveness in the country, continues lies to the american people and the types of things he's doing, i think, i i need to speak out and so i've been speaking out rather forcefully. >> also said he's considering taking legal action to possibly seek injunction but national security add vier john bolton brennan may have misused classified information. >> a number of people have commented that he couldn't be in the position he's in of criticizing president trump and his so-called collusion with russia unless he did use classified information when he was director of the cia i was very troubled by his conduct, by statements he made in public and what i thought was his politicization of the intelligence community. >> leon penetta defended brennan. >> if somebody uses classified information or reveals

classified information or misuses that in a way while he's commercing the -- exercising the viewpoint then i think that's a consideration. >> that list includes james comey, clapper, sally yates and bruce ohr only person still working in the government. enemy's list accusing the president of playing politics and republican senator ron johnson agrees that brennan has been too outspoken but had this to say. >> i don't want this to become routine or politicized. if you don't have confident in former cia officials or government officials that you will not be consulting with, don't give them access. >> a lot more to this story, jackie and rob, the president has a few events one later honoring ice, we will see if the president has more to say.

rob: we will, we will get tom in my head. appreciate it. the trump administration sounding the alarm on other global threats as the midterm elections near. >> i can say definitively that it's sufficient national security concern about chinese meddling, iranian meddling and north korean meddling that we are taking steps to try to prevent it. rob: john bolton will be meeting with russian officials where he will bring up evidence of election meddling concerns there. president trump's attorney squashing speculation over white house lawyer turning on the president, white house counsel don mcgahn is cooperating with special counsel robert mueller because he feels he's been threatened by the president to take the fall and rudy giuliani says it's not true and shows mueller's team is panicked. >> they are down to desperation time, they have to write a report and they don't have a

single bit of evidence. rob: president trump confirmed that he allowed mcgahn to answer questions in mueller's investigation in russian meddling in 2016 election, the president says he has nothing to hide. >> first lady melania trump to attend a cyber bullying summit today, will deliver remarks in maryland which is aimed at national strategy to reduce and put end to bullying, the first lady says she's commit today tackling the issue of cyber bullying despite critics attacking her platform. the president is hitting the road this week, he is set to hold campaign rally in west virginia, the visit show support for republican patrick, the state attorney general, he's challenging democrat joe manchin for u.s. senate seat this fall, west virginia is a state where president trump has seen some of his highest approval ratings. rob: all right, let's turn to weather now, what a delightful sunday we had in northeast after all of this heat, i was walking

around all day, 75-degrees yesterday, i loved it. >> that was the high yesterday, so finally a little bit cooler, also associated with rain, still cooler out there right now and that's what we are looking at as we see temperatures across the country, warmer in the middle and fueling a couple of storms but not too bad out there, 58-degrees in new york city, you see the warm bub until the middle of the country, that's where we are continuing to track thunderstorm activity, early this morning and highlight here the rest of the day, this is a large low pressure system moving across the plain states dropping heavy rain, slow mover if you're in the area, continue to fall, right along the leading edge stretching in the mississippi river, moving into the ohio river valley, that's the best chance for severe weather here as we move into the early morning hours on the monday morning eventually into your tuesday, so here is a highlight of area where we see risk of severe weather today, we are talking about winds getting up to 60 miles an hour if these become severe thunderstorms from memphis to little rock to

illinois, spots where we could see severe weather later today otherwise farther to the north more showers, for us here in new york city on east coast, the rain is going to be continuing at least a little bit the next couple of days clearing off by the middle of the week, so maybe drying off finally. rob: cooler in the meantime. loving that. >> humidity is what i need. rob: i know, that hair, right? >> you knew exactly what i was heading, all about the hair. it is. rob: we know hair. 9 minutes after the hour, 3 former prisoners including a murder just escaped deportation thanks to democratic governor of california, it's a very controversial move, immigration expert jessica vaughn with what could keep these three in the united states. >> surf up or sleeves up, take a close look, the video going viral, a surfer on air mattress, that's right, air mattress.

>> 13 minutes after the hour, four of victims are dead, three of the deadly shootings happening on sunday alone. there's been 271 shootings in chicago in the last 28 days. professional sports teams in chicago now banning together to provide therapy for at-risk kids to keep them out of control. rob: good idea. killers in nashville, tennessee, they are looking to see two shootings that left people dead connected to same gunman. both happening within one week. the two gunmen robbing victims before killing them, a fourth person also mugged and shot in another incident earlier this month, that woman is now

paralyzed, national police are looking for the dark chevy sedan believed to be get away car, urging people not to walk alone in nashville alone. >> going soft on crime, jerry brown pardoning 36 criminals with swipe of his pen, 3 of them in process of being deported. rob: here to discuss director of policy studies at the center for immigration studies, jessica vaughn, jessica, thank you for coming on this morning, you read the story about the 3 particular people, they do seem to be rather reformed. is this -- is this really startling or is this something that we should be not be surprised by, i guess? >> well, it shouldn't be surprising at all that governor jerry brown of california is going out of his way to try to interfere with the deportation of people ice is going after because he's made it a big deal to make state a sanctuary

states, the crimes in these cases were kind of shocking, one of them is homicide, gang-related homicide and all three of them in this case are cambodian and it's a complicated part of the law, it's not clear that the pardons that the governor gave them will be able to stop their deportation, it's also not clear if the government would even be able to deport them to begin with because the government of cambodia is not always cooperative in accepting its citizens back to that country. they originally came here as refugees at young age, never became citizens, they probably won't qualify for citizenship because of their crimes, so it's a very complex area. it may be a political statement on his part to the immigrant community in california, you know, it's hard to really know what -- what he's trying to

accomplish here, but it is troubling that these serious crimes are just going to be wiped off the record at least for purposes of the state of california. they are serious crimes. >> let's look at the pardons by the california governors, jerry brown being the most, next arnold schwarzenegger and davis zero, look at the numbers, they are incredible. these men that they are pardoning, i want to give a sense of why he may be pardoning them when you're saying reform, rob, one former gang member, became yourself minister, started for other folks as well and another works for criminal justice reform, they are doing something in giving back to the community at least. >> yeah, it does seem that way. it would be interesting to see if the governor is applying the

same standards for these kinds of pardons for american citizens as he is for noncitizens or the fact that they are not citizens play intoed the politics of this in any way, there's usually political element to the pardons. rob: that's certainly true, you are seeing 11 pardons by jerry brown and that's a huge number and made big statement, they love being that in the face of donald trump, let's talk a little bit about immigration and customs enforcement, a critical part of this country and they're being honored today at the white house and a lot of people very angry about this, what do you think? >> i'm glad to see that the president is honoring the men an women of ice who have a very, very difficult job to do now and have been very unfairly maligned and vilified by people who are opposed to immigration rules in our country. they have a dangerous job to do now but the work that they do helps keep our communities safe,

protects job opportunities for americans and protects taxpayers, it's even harder now because of the sanctuary policies they have to go out to the streets to arrest criminals rather than in safe areas and it's a dangerous job. just recently in massachusetts there was kind of a resistance type who was offering money to somebody who would attack an ice agent. it's a tough job out for them now and i hope the president is not only supporting the people of this agency and the work that they do but sending message to congress that congress has some work to do too here to appropriate money and to fix the law so that they can do their job and stop influx of people from southern border. rob: story went viral that talked about a guy arrested while taking pregnant wife to the hospital, left out detail that the guy was wanted for murder in méxico, these are the types of things that ice has to

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winning. >> i don't think there's such a thing of getting tired of winning, workers are set to take home their biggest paychecks in years, how is that for winning? senior fellow at the national taxpayer's union joined earlier, she says the president's tax cuts are a big factor in that. >> taking that corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% was to important in order to get workers wages to rise because it increases amount of capital available to businesses to invest back to workers. >> the study, average american will see 3% bump in pay next year. rob: take that. the trump administration expected to announce biggest challenges to military today as high-level personnel plan to retire, president trump is expected to nominate lieutenant general richard clark as special ops command, involved in raid to take down osama bin laden, mckenzie to take over and todd

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daughter return to california, investigators are trying to return to daily life and he has been reluctant to do so. prosecutors will decide today whether to press larges of colorado man accused of killing family, police could possibly release motive behind deaths of shannon watts and two daughters, father is facing charges of brutal death. shannon and kid reported missing a week ago when they never showed up to doctor's appointment, bodies found on thursday, shannon was 15 weeks pregnant as well. >> the clergy is costing the catholic church $3 billion according to national public radio, that's how much they have paid out to victims since 1980's, filed for bankruptcy in wake of scandal. 300 priests in pennsylvania are

accused of abusing more than a thousand children since 1940's well, ending the war on coal, he once called out hillary clinton to threatening to pull coal miners out of business if elected president. >> i just want to know how you can say you are going to put coal miners out of job and come in here and tell us how you're going to be our friend because those people out there don't see you as a friend. rob: that is exactly how all the blue states turned read in the last election, the trump administration is on verge of rolling back major restrictions on coal-burning power plants and that worker joins us to react this morning, bo, thanks for being on early today and the first thing i want to ask you, exactly what do you expect from the new policies from the president and how will your industry change? >> well, i want to thank you for the opportunity to be on this

morning and, you know, for us it's just another promise that donald trump made on the campaign trail to try and help our industry and for us when you go through 8 years of an administration like the obama administration where someone vowed to bankrupt your industry basically, for president trump for whatever he is doing to do to help industry, you know, it's great for us to be able to say we have someone who care about the people in the state and cares about the people in our industry that he's got our back and so people wonder why we supported him the way that we do or why we do support him the way that we do, this is one of the reasons why. rob: is there any indication of what you're expect to go see from this? do you have any clues of what exactly policy wise this would look like? >> as worker in the industry, i don't have any idea exactly

what's coming but like i said, anything that can be done to roll back the kind of restrictions on the power plants that hinders our products from being used is going to be a step in the right direction for us and, you know, the fact that the president is willing to go back for us regardless of what anyone else says, strengthen the support of people from the state. >> about 35,000 coal-mining jobs were lost under the obama administration and i know that president trump is holding a rally in charleston, south carolina on tuesday and you were helping to get coal-mining people in the industry to go, if you had a chance to see president trump, what would you say? >> actually here in charleston, west virginia, if given the opportunity, i would like to be able to say that i was the person who met hillary on the

campaign trail and was the coal worker and hopefully it's something that stuck out to him, something that he remembers or something that he's familiar with, i would like to opportunity to tell him thank you, you know, i don't -- i'm not necessarily a voice for this industry but i would like to be able to say thank you from the bottom of my heart as i reached out to a lot of people this weekend, i had a lot of people to say they had opportunity to thank him for industry and thank you them for people who want to get up and go to work and provide for families. >> 35,000 jobs lost is a ton. rob: there's indication that cheaper solar power and gas power as well could be real competition for revival of your industry, the president has been big on natural gas, he wants to push it more and wants to explore it to other countries, so do you think that coal can revive? i mean, it's going to get an

opportunity here but is it possible? >> well, that's all we ask for, is the opportunity, one of the reasons why the coal is not as cheap as natural gas in our opinion was the restrictions that were put on all the way across the board for using our product, so we think that this is going to help level the playing field and probably never rebound to what it once was but all we are asking for is a chance. >> all right, we appreciate it, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> the time now is 36 after the hour, a would-be robber picks the wrong story owner to mess with. >> i know that you have more money than that because it's a business. he wants to get me to back room and that was a mistake. >> wait until you see what happens, all next. >> momentum across the country shifting in november midterms, break down for republicans trying to keep control of the

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didn't pull the trigger because there were children in the area he said. rob: all right, antifa at it again, taking over seattle streets clashing with police and gun right's activists despite multiple violent, some democrats still refuse to denounce this group antifa so where is the outrage from the left on their behavior, here to debate that executive director of the america rising pack alex smith and former obama campaign staffer robin byro, thank you so much for coming on this morning? robin, feels moderate and pragmatic democrats would walk away from antifa and don't try to support them at least publicly but a lot of people on the left are kind of sticking with them, we will show you a picture here that shows keith ellison holding one of their

books and also wearing controversial t-shirts, when you see this kind of -- picture like that, what do you think, robin? >> well, you know, this is really upsetting to me. nancy pelosi herself more than a year ago actually condemned antifa by name and said that they deserved unequivocal condemnation people calling themselves antifa, i was hoping that more democrats would take her lead and, you know, gosh, they've been deemed domestic terrorist organization by the department of homeland security, you would think that more of us would be denouncing them by name, now, i understand if you think that they are just promoting antifascism, great, but they are a violent group that's literally a domestic terrorist organization so i want more democrats to fall in line with nancy pelosi, i'm a frequent critic of hers but that's one thing she got right so i wish that more people would -- would fall on board. rob: yeah, alex, a lot of people

on far left see group of voting block and they are afraid to tick them off, they are afraid to let them go and to stray from them, what do you this? >> this should be no-brainer for democrats, group that uses outrageous tactics that are beyond the mainstream, just recently in washington, d.c. they threw eggs at the secret service, they ruined the counterprotests by peaceful protestors in the wake of the 1-year anniversary of the charlottesville tragedy so they are disruptive, i think, to the discourse that democrats and progressives are hoping to have, you know, that being said, though, i think that what's unnerving about a group like antifa it's not just antifa that's using tactics, look at maxin waters who is encouraging people to attack, you know,

members of the administration, republicans where they are, at the grocery store, at the gas station, so these tactics are becoming more mainstream and they are becoming aspoused by democratic leaders. rob: robin, comments like maxine waters, does that kind of lend credibility to antifa, does that give them a way to continue to do what they do where they feel they are justified? >> good point, rob, i could see where the case could be made for that. you know i've always heard that as crazy as this sounds that the turnout for the unit the right white supremacist rally in dc was due to antifa but i have condemned them, nancy pelosi has, i just want more people. what might really help if more people, celebrities in hollywood

condemn them because i don't hear any of them doing that maybe that would help because we've had our speaker condemn them but it just hasn't taken lift. rob: okay, rob, last word -- alex, last word. >> this is the cultural debate that democrats should hope to avoid, a group like america rising which uses tracking as one of primary tactics to monitor democratic candidates, this would be the question that we ask democrats as we follow them and their responses would be telling to voters. rob: yeah, i've been with some of the rallies with antifa, antitrump rallies and a lot of kids don't know why they are mad and they want to destroy something and scream and yell and a lot of it is nonsense, we appreciate it. >> thank you. rob: 45 minutes after the hour, let's check in with brian kilmeade and see what's coming up on the big, long 3-hour show.

>> newt gringrich and weigh in, brennan is going everywhere, please cry for me because i lost my access, we will talk about that in lawsuit, and new bombshell from the trump administration brennan might be in trouble by using intelligence in some of his work on air, plus andy mccarthy will be here live to talk about the ongoing mueller investigation, dan bongino is here on the russia investigation and rudy giuliani help or hurt in quest to help get the president through special counsel? we will talk about that over the next 3 hours and hawaii not getting enough credit for being hot and nice. [laughter] rob: we will be right back. they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper.

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rob: welcome back, attorney and wife of illegal immigrant detained over murder warrant says the case of mistaken identity, wife is telling local media that she thinks it was the man's brother because the brother was problem, officials picked joe in san bernardino gas station last week after learning about warrant in méxico, he was taking wife to hospital for scheduled c-section that part of story went viral in mainstream media, lawyer is hoping to schedule bail and cancel any deportation plans, we will keep you posted on the story. a lawyer defends illegal immigrants is facing deportation, sper ansa franco blames former employer for screwing a work visa application after her student visa expired. they say they sponsored visa application but denied, franco who was originally from spain has until september 10th to

leave the country voluntarily f she doesn't, she could end up in the same detention center where she visits her clients. jack. >> thanks, rob, the midterm, democrats need 23 seats to take the house and momentum across the country is shifting, joining us now to break it down editor at large about media scott, thanks for joining us. >> first thing, democrats need 23 seats to win the house, right now they have 7-point advantage in ballot. they are favored to win control, but it's not a sure thing. we have 8 races that are already republican seat that is we think the democrats will win and that means democrats will need to win 15 more out of 40 competitive races and the races that are competitive are all across the country from washington to florida, from minnesota down to texas, of these 40 competitive races 37 of them are

republican-held seats, republicans are on defensive. the only question is how many seats they will lose, good night for republicans mean they will barely hang onto control in the house. now, there are 4 races, as you can see generally in the northeast that are tilting to the democrats right now. these are race where is the democrat is favored but very close, perhaps the most interesting is new hampshire 1. a few races where the democrats might lose. nobody has won the race by 4 points. early warning sign, if the republicans pick up new hampshire 1 on election night, what we will be thinking not a big blue wave and may be able to hang control, if they lose all four races, then republicans begin to worry about 21 toss-up races. again, they are all over the country, heavy concentration right here in the middle, i

think the thing to watch more than anything else on these districts is minnesota. four of minnesota's eighth congressional districts are in this toss-up category. two are open seats currently held by democrats, two by republicans, again, that's going to be later on election night, we will learn about what's happening because of minnesota. if the democrats -- if they win all tilting seats and the seats we expect them to win, they would need to win 11 of these 21 races to win control. >> so what are the big issues that will sway voters one way or another? >> three big issues, the economy, health care and immigration. those are the top issues now, democrats are much more focused on health care, republicans much more on the economy, very conservative voters are focused on immigration, key to turnout but all of these issues combined are going to be perceived or going to be viewed not just on a question of what are the candidates saying but do voters

believe they can make a difference and that's something they're very skeptical about right now. >> which party has uphill climb from here? >> republicans without a doubt. again, the question is going to be how many seats do they lose in the house, in fact, for the democrats, this might be considered a bonus round. if they have a good night, again, if the generic ballot is where it is today where democrats have 7-point edge nationally i would expect them to have a good night, they would win most toss-ups and have a chance to win 15 districts. these districts don't have a lot in common but i think the theme is you might see in new jersey and pennsylvania, suburban affluent districts that are uncomfortable with president trump. we had a special election in ohio recently, that story all over, the district the president won by dozen points and it's a 1-point race. >> thank you for educating us this morning, we appreciate it.

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time for the good, the the bad and the ugly. why say the rules when you can sing them ♪ in your bag ♪ no bottled water. >> i love that tsa agents have a little fun while telling travelers how to prepare for security screenings in seattle. rob: they don't work at the airport where i go. they seem great. mom busted of having daughter run 15-year-old pot shop out of her bedroom. a dozen pot plants from the home. the california teen hanging this sign on her door. look at that t two adults were arrested. ing. jackie: 12-foot alligator on the first day of hunting

season in florida. it took three people to reel that guy in. rob: big gator, scary stuff. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. >> i have been speaking out rather forcefully because i believe it's important to do so. i don't believe i'm being political at all. >> the feud between ex-cia director john brennan and president trump taking yet another turn. >> a number of people have commented that he couldn't be in the position he is in of criticizing president trump and his so-called collusion with russia unless he did use classified information. >> several shots fired at u.s. embassy in turkey overnight a manhunt now underway for a gunman in the capital ankara. >> you may be a slick sales men who fools many people in this country, but you didn't fool me and you didn't fool new yorkers. >> as the left calls to ab