what mollie tibbetts's autopsy report, they took a knee, now they will take a seat. >> cheerleaders punished for disrespecting the national anthem. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ ♪ jillian: friday morning. good morning. "fox and friends first" on friday. rob: thanks for getting up early, hurricane lane, those out of bounds, the biggest storm in 26 years.

jillian: the category 3 hurricane spiking catastrophic flooding and landslide concerns as the big island this it was 20 inches of rain in 24 hours, the center of that storm is moving dangerously close to the island. rob: what is the latest? >> reporter: this is a big slow-moving storm, intense rainfall moving slowly, hitting spots caught in the rain. here is what we are looking at, 120 miles an hour, gusting to 150 miles an hour, moving between spots where the rain has fallen, it will continue to fall. the western island, the largest island, the island of hawaii is under a flash flood watch. some spots of gone 24 inches of rain, some spots getting 30 inches or more. a lot of rainfall in the biggest island, one of the least populated. it is more populated along the island chain. a lot of rain moving that direction also.

currently a category 3 storm but as you continue to march through the day it weakens falling down to a category one storm. it makes a sharp turn as it approaches honolulu, a major population center. the models are not totally in agreement, some take it all the way up to making landfall before turning sharply out to see. others turn out a little sooner. the sooner this turns out the list the impact is going to be. that is what we are hoping for but whether it makes landfall or not there will be plenty of spots with widespread rainfall, some getting 30 inches, widespread in maui, 10 to 20 inches. makes no difference where it turns, this is going to be a big part of this as we track that. we have hurricane advisories, winds getting to at least tropical storm levels in

population centers. this is a big story whether it makes landfall or not. rob: it is weakened, it was category 5 yesterday. thank you so much. medical examiner's releasing autopsy results for iowa college student mollie tibbetts. officials say her death was homicide for multiple sharp force injuries. the accused killer, kim jong tog to, her funeral is sunday, it will be held at the gym of her former high school. jillian: facial recognition technology airports nabbing crooks. an imposter caught at dulles airport after his passport did not match his face, agents later finding a id from the republic of congo hid in his shoe after

he arrived from brazil, ground breaking arrest just three days after the scanning machines were installed at the airport. rob: donald trump urging jeff sessions to take action on the russia probe a lindsey graham sparks speculation of a shakeup at the justice department. jillian: of the republicans worn firing the attorney general could backfire big time. >> reporter: the you was simmering in the background, jeff sessions met with donald trump at the white house yesterday to talk about prison reform. that was after he put out a statement affirming his own job. he wrote i am attorney general, the actions of the to permit of justice will not be improperly influenced by political consideration. i demand the highest standards and take action. we know donald trump has real against sessions after the attorney general decided to recuse himself from the russia probe. a position the president reiterated on "fox and friends".

>> and attorney general in charge of the justice department, never took control of the justice department and it is an incredible thing. rob: is sessions going to go? there was a suggestion the president could rid himself of sessions after the midterm election. >> i hope the relationship gets better, the president will look for a new attorney general. i'm not blaming anybody, i love jeff sessions, but from my point of view the country is not well served. >> reporter: of the republicans say firing sessions would send a terrible message, this is going to unfold. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: jeff sessions recusing himself from the russia probe

from the beginning. rob: former us attorney for the district of columbia says ever since then in his opinion it is obvious sessions is not the right fit for the job. >> the president of the united states was and is entitled to a fully engaged attorney general. jeff sessions made a terrible mistake besides accepting the job knowing he would have to recuse himself in the single most important matter. as soon as he became attorney general jeff sessions had a major speech indicating what he thought about how hillary clinton case was handled and say he would appoint a special counsel to invest in that case and investigate the conduct of the people at senior levels. jeff sessions has no command presence. he doesn't understand the job he has, he never has. >> democrats threatened impeachment. despite having the authority to

do so. >> mike pompeo making another trip to north korea after reports claim the rogue nation is not getting significant steps to denuclearize a promise in the june summit between donald trump and kim jong un. pompeo will travel with a new representative who worked for the george w. bush administration, the fourth trip to that country. nikki haley urges un nations to come together to take out isis for good. >> after coming so far you don't want to give isis room to regroup, our hard work will continue to make sure isis faces an enduring defeat. >> telling the security council the united states will lead the fight against terror. and illuminate safe havens for

fighters and their supporters. haley encourages sanctions to stop the funding of terror groups. >> california congressman duncan hunter denies using campaign funds for personal expenses. the congressman and his wife indicted on charges of illegally using $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses and filing false records. >> tried to raise money, meeting people and raising more money, people get to hear me and hear what i say. this is pure politics. prosecutors can make it read like a scandalous novel if they want to. jillian: congressman hunter and his wife pleaded not guilty yesterday. donald trump heads to the buckeye state headlining the ohio republican party state dinner in columbus. the top gop official governor

john kasich will not be in attendance, donald trump will attend a fundraiser for republican who is looking to unseat democratic senator brown this fall. rob: vice president going full speed ahead with his mission to put american astronauts back in space. >> we will return to the moon, put americans on mars and once again explore the farthest depths of outer space. jillian: speaking at johnson space center in texas the vice president says he wants to establish the space force by 2020 and put americans on a new space station by 2024. rob: nasa requested $500 million in funding for that project. 9 minutes after the hour, new polls showing a tight racing deep blue new jersey. a bit of a surprise, meet the republican testing the power of the trump bump.

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rob: welcome back. illegal immigration emerging at the top political issue after the murder of mollie tibbetts. new jersey republican senate candidate believes in stronger borders for the country and looking to unseat democrat incumbent bob menon does and joins us now, the battle of the bobs in new jersey for senate. thank you for coming on. >> great to be with you this morning.

rob: you're running a blue states, trying to unseat someone with rain -- name recognition. i imagine you have to be somewhat of a moderate republican to get the job done. what is your stance on immigration? >> we are all over new jersey, people in new jersey have 3 common interests, where they are, when they are, first is affordability, it is an expensive place to live. the third thing is safe communities, they don't want to worry about looking back at the grocery store but the opportunity for kids to walk safely to school and these kinds of things. sanctuary cities make no sense, pitting law enforcement agency against another, people committing crimes in our state, arrested and prosecuted and if you don't have secure borders you don't have a country. you are a sovereign country you should control who comes in and who doesn't. at the same time i believe we

need compassionate comprehensive immigration reform. dreamers and kids with productive lives should have a path to citizenship, just not sure the people who come here illegally. >> we were so close, d a ca, daca was there. the president talked about it, they agreed on it in principle face-to-face, the republicans in the white house, they got spooked and backed out, was that a dream deal? >> the cost of border security, half of what it was, i don't think it is a financial issue with secure borders. democrats haven't wanted to have immigration reform completed because it is a great political issue. it is so wrong and one thing

wrong with our country today in new jersey people bring partisan politics ahead of people. time to bring people together. i have been a result oriented person my entire business career. let's get things done for the people in the party and politics behind people, not in front of them. rob: we will see if we get anywhere after the midterms. let's talk about new jersey and let's talk about bob menon does. he just went through the ringer with corruption charges, he escaped them and he is back doing his job again but all of a sudden you are the republican in a blue state that hasn't had a republican senator since before i was born. how are you doing this? how are you getting this momentum? >> i'm a new jersey guy born in jersey city. my wife and i raise our 3 kids in union county the last 27 years.

we are all over the state. it is a great place to live and work and raise your family. new jersey deserves better. bob menon does's track record of corruption his entire professional life. at the same time 25 years in washington, 16 of those years as a democratic president and new jersey dead last, got the least back in any state in the country, corrupt and ineffective, time for change and the people realize it. >> he got out from under those charges. >> the senate ethics committee, how much bipartisanship is there in the senate? they agree he violated federal law, abused the power of his office in disgrace the senate. his self-proclaimed best friends, 67 felonies defrauding medicare, blinding senior citizens, it is time for change.

>> we have great momentum. >> one trying to stay a step ahead of the law, new jersey deserves better and put new jersey first. >> you are sick points behind. >> it is a dead heat among likely voters, we are going to win. rob: thank you for your time. jillian: 18 after the hour. hack attack. forget russia, wait until you hear who infiltrated the dnc system. a brand-new been on bags, a major grocery store chain. ♪ turning around ♪ turning around ♪ and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist,

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>> democrats ramping up calls for medicare for all ahead of the midterms. the latest to take up because during a debate. >> i believe our country should make the moral decision to ensure every single american has affordable and accessible healthcare when they needed. >> reporter: according to a city page profile, he didn't always offer healthcare to his own employees, before providing a plan at his coffee shop. rob: nancy pelosi standing for months and politics despite calls for new leadership from her own party. the house minority leader telling the associated press this is not anything to make a fuss over, it is politics, i can take the heat and that is why i stay in the kitchen. she says her following in the country is unsurpassed.

shannon: thousands of vehicles recalled over bad breaks. >> fiat chrysler recalling 299,000 minivans and suvs because of a break program. this involves a lot of newer models, the dodge journey and jeep cherokee, 2018-19 dodge grand caravan and jeep compass, fiat chrysler's is a brake system part wasn't built to specifications allowing gas bubbles to form. they are going to replace that if you take it to a dealer. there have been no reports of injuries or accidents or complaints because of this problem but something to take care of. >> first straws the plastic bags, we have been battling this for a while.

rob: a number of plastic bags. >> kroger is going to get rid of using single use plastic bags at all their chain stores around the country by the year 2025. the number, 6 million plastic bags every single year so they have a 2800 stores in 35 states across the country's so this is a significant effort to cut down on this needless plastic. we have seen a lot of cities been these bags, los angeles, chicago, boston, we have seen the effort picking up, plastic bags at kroger coming soon from seattle. jillian: if you make a plastic bags it is not an issue at all. rob: plastic the paper. thank you so much. the internet going wild as these

photos showing interns in full sprint outside the paul manafort trial. >> they are racing to report the guilty verdict. getting a lot of play on social media. rob: vicki on twitter writing young people don't have a work ethic, old-school journalism, that girl in the blue dress has the posture of a runner. jillian: she is a temple student i think. the monster hurricane taking aim at hawaii, fears that heavy rain flooding landslides on the big island. rob: live on honolulu as the island storm comes in. rob: pushing off brett kavanaugh's hearing, how can they connect the two? are political families on deck

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wind has slowly but surely started to pick up but yesterday many parts of hawaii were feeling the storm's affects. this is new video from hilo where rain continues to pound roads into the overnight hours. be cautious because they are concerned the rain has washed the ground away the many roadways making them look safe but in danger of collapsing. 20 inches of rain fell on parts of the big island in less than 24 hours causing rivers to overflow their banks and this is all while lane continues to move slowly northward. concern is shipping to the island of maui which is been hit with tropical storm force winds. several airlines of canceled flights in and out of the island's major airports. the storm is weakening but officials say it still poses a threat. >> lane has been downgraded. it is wide and very moist and it is going to hang around for a while because it is moving

slowly. that is why we are taking so much caution here. >> reporter: here in honolulu officials use hurricane sirens to warn beachgoers of the incoming danger. we spotted many tourists yesterday and locals alike enjoying the waves instead of taking shelter. despite the fact the storm has weakened a little bit there is still a hurricane warning in many parts of hawaii. the storm is 215 miles to the south behind me. jillian: a vintage warplane crashes and burst into flames but somehow the pilot survives. the korean war aerojet slamming into the ground as it tries to land at an airport in minnesota. two witnesses jumping a fence and pulling the pilot to safety, he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but is

expected to survive. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the senate passes a $675 defense bill to fund the pentagon next year, lawmakers approving the measure in hopes of avoiding a government shutdown this fall, $60 billion will be certified in overseas funding. military pay will be increased by 2.6%, the largest increase in nearly a decade. the hack at the democratic national committee was a false alarm, turns out it was michigan's democratic party running a cyber security tests meant to check for vulnerabilities. the committee reported the hack to the fbi. there was speculation it may have come from russia two years after hackers had access to dnc computers. 36,000 drunk drivers could be off the hook thanks to faulty breathalyzers, massachusetts officials withheld evidence of failed annual inspections, prosecutors will throw out evidence from 2011-2017.

cases involving death or serious injury are excluded. three counties in for a violated the rules which could impact 200 cases. rob: democrats in full obstruction mode, several senators refusing to meet with brett kavanaugh citing the president's ties to michael cohen and paul manafort and their financial crimes. >> this is a desperate attempt by democrats to obstruct a very highly qualified nominee. the hearing date is set for september 4th and brett cavanagh will be there. >> you to debate this, and once the right and gianni caldwell. happy friday. let's start with you. is this get even for what happened with merrick garland? >> i don't think it is get even. it is a matter of senate democrats doing what the american people elected them to do, which is hold the

administration accountable, do what is in the long-term best interests of the people they represent. anyone donald trump nominates to the bench we know will be a threat to good decision-making in this country. of trump nominates them we know they pledged their allegiance to what is in the best interest of the american people, it is in the best interest of donald trump and what he believes in. i'm afraid his nominee to the supreme court, the policy decisions he has taken in the past, most of them are too. >> they refused to meet with brett kavanaugh or even consider him, out of hawaii, and massachusetts, these three in all honesty were never going to vote. isn't the important thing the

moderates in missouri, manchin in west virginia, that realistically is going to get in the first place. >> mccaskill, a little bit, seems like she's warmed to him. democrats are using this obstructionist activity and promoting fake news saying the reason they don't want to support this candidate we know has been confirmed by the judicial committee with democrats support the last go around to his previous position, because donald trump is an unindicted co-conspirator which is not true. got to keep in mind during the clinton years when bill clinton was subpoenaed for the whitewater investigation, when

he was subpoenaed for that investigation his supreme court nominee was confirmed, not to mention democrats ran a candidate and hillary clinton who was under active fbi investigation. democrats said all is good, not a big deal, she can be underactive investigation, she can be president it be underactive investigation it was no problem. >> what does this have to do with brett kavanaugh and his ability to be a supreme court justice? doesn't have anything to do with it. >> it has everything to do with it. the fact that this nominee has already set a sitting president cannot be indicted and has said in the past the president has the ability to fire a special counsel. are we going to follow the rules? here is my general concern. i live in south carolina, the

fact he was supportive of voter suppression laws that went to the supreme court. i think about future cases that await in the high court or the ruling on obamacare or a ban on assault weapons, he proposes a real threat to the future of this country. rob: we got to get to a second topic. elizabeth warren, the senator, made some comments always asked about mollie tibbetts, she pivoted to the family separations. one conservative group calling for her to resign. what did you make of the comment? >> i thought it was disrespectful to american families of kate steinle, you can go down the line of folks coming into the country illegally and committing such horrendous crimes. for this us senator to dismiss the pain the family feels, which

is also illegal to come into this country, something president obama and forest, is despicable. she is doing it to win political points. rob: last word to you. >> the right is trying to make this into a political matter. keep in mind if this person was just a traditional american citizen we would not be having this conversation. like most of the friends on his side he wants to politicize this because she is a real threat to donald trump. rob: we got to leave it. it is a big topic, immigration is a huge topic with or without what happened to mollie tibbetts. thank you so much. jillian: the illegal immigrants accused of murdering mollie tibbetts is an all-american boy according to his lawyer. >> that is rhetoric, the

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>> either he is here legally or not. it is not a point of view question rhetoric question. >> you are saying is state of mind was in such a way. we are dealing with an individual with a middle school education so his perception is entitled to equal protection and due process. >> reporter: those explosive claims after the result of mollie tibbetts's autopsy results, medical examiner says her death was a homicide resulting from multiple support injuries, this brand-new drone video shows the cornfield where police say rivera dumped mollie tibbetts's lifeless body after stocking and could never her july 18th. thomas homan says this tragedy could have been avoided with better immigration policy. >> he was in the country illegally, fact, this girl would be alive today, he would not have been here if we had a border wall or border enforcement, stone cold fact.

>> he used fake social security number to work in iowa farm for years. his bosses are speaking out. >> our employee was not who he said he was. we are still shocked to learn that one of our employees was involved. >> i wish i had seen a difference but i didn't. nobody saw a difference. this guy stayed around for 35 days. jillian: investigator figuring out his motive. mollie tibbetts's families preparing to say their final goodbyes at her funeral sunday. jillian: very emotional day. rob: business booming thanks to donald trump's tax cut, now the company paying in full, walt disney's chief hr officer planning to offer free tuition. jillian: let's check with steve

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rob: colic police and child protective services over walking a dog, neighbor calling hops on our mom who let her aid-year-old walk the dog alone. doctor kimberly thornberry joined us earlier saying the neighbor went too far. >> parents know their child, they know the environment. allow parents freedom. this is unheard of in other countries, where children can use public transportation, go to the playground by themselves, go to the grocery store by themselves. rob: child services and the police closer investigations with no charges. cheerleaders who kneel during the national and won't be returning to their squad this fall.

university in georgia cutting four five girls from the squad who notes to protest police brutality, has nothing to do with politics, the cheerleaders say they were targeted. jillian: business booming, donald trump posting his tax cuts have jumpstarted america's economy. >> will the greatest economy in the world. we have gone up $10 trillion in value since my election. jillian: business is so good the walt disney company is offering hourly employees free tuition. here to talk about it is disney's chief hr officer, james parker. what an initiative. tell us why the company decided to do this. >> this is something i'm so excited about talking about. we are always looking for things

to help our employees, this gave us the opportunity to do something groundbreaking for hourly employees, 80,000 employees in the us will be offered free tuition for whatever education they want to take advantage of, degree programs, certification programs, english-language learning programs, paying that tuition up front. we introduced this a couple years ago. >> 100% by disney. when you hear that and see that, tell me about the economy. the economy doing well, small business owners said if i'm getting reimbursement from tax cuts i want to pay it to my employee, does that have to do with why you are doing this? >> has to do with what we are doing, having the chance to do

this, you have family and friends experiencing this, all of us do. figuring out how to be a working adult and get education is hard. it is hard in terms of cost, convenience, flexibility, figuring out how to navigate. these kinds of things gave us the opportunity, up to $150 million over the next five years taking care of this tuition and these fees for our employees. jillian: what is the response from your employees? >> it has been fantastic. every evening i hear about employees who jumped into the program and getting their applications ready. we have coaches for our employees because the process is hard to navigate to figure out what you need to do. if you have been out of the education programs for a while we hired some coaches to coach

our employees through the process, examples of stories. great employees with us for five years, hourly employee in anaheim who wanted to be a nurse for a long time, got one year of nursing school finished, her grandmother got sick and she got to drop out of school to care for her grandmother and this program, she was one of the first with the applications ready to go, she is all set to finish her nursing education. it is exciting. jillian: doesn't look like the economy will slow down anytime soon. that is what it looks like. how much of a factor was that? >> for us as a company it is a great thing because we are able to do these kinds of things and as you said, we don't expect to change our commitment to this program, not something we announced and we do for a little while. we are committed to doing this over the long term and continue

it. jillian: certainly an initiative that sparked our interest as soon as we heard that news and for a lot of other people across the country. thank you for your time, appreciate it. it is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. thought it was good to go head to head with the bison. publicized trouble, a punishment this man with no shoes just got. >> if i am to change this image i must first change myself. fish our friends. not food. jillian: fish our friends, not food. the same goes for crabs. the brand-new billboard from peta that is not going over so well. the good, the bad and the ugly animal edition coming your way next. ♪ why can't we be friends ♪

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square. there is going to be some music here. lee brice is going to perform later on this morning. looking forward to that. jillian: here on town, stop on by. until then, it's time for the good, the bad and the ugly. start the with the good a wildlife photographer comes to the rescue after she finds an elk tangled in a swing. >> i knew he was in big trouble and i knew i couldn't leave him there it was a scary prospect. the woman sat with the elk for three hours until officers set it free in colorado. rob: that is something. next the bad, the tourist caught on camera taunt ago by son is going to jail. >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, god. [screaming] >> oh, god, no, no. i can't watch. rob: do you remember this whacko was arrested after beatings his chest at the animal trying to taunt him in the yellow stone national park. this guy is going to jail for 130 days for harassing

wildlife. jillian: don't do that. rob: stiff punishment. jillian: finally the ugly i'm me not meat. encouraging people not to eat crabs in the city that by the way is famous for crabs. rob: that's a tough fight. we'll see you later. >> despite evidence from ice christian rivera's attorney insisting client's legal status is clear. >> that's rhetoric. dealing with an individual that has a middle school education his perception is entitled to equal protection and due process. >> jeff sessions comes out swinging in a biting statement after president trump accused sessions of never fully taking control of the justice department. >> the president and the attorney general do not have a good working relationship. every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in. >> hurricane lane lashing the hawaiian islands in what could be the biggest storm there in