bloody scene, details right now. jackie: details of new mexico compound revealed sin tore plot. rob: could prove the suspects were ready to strike as well. >> the president of the united states and had the respect the office. jackie: one reporter didn't get what wanted to when he tried to get tiger woods to bash the president. rob: "fox & friends first" continues. ♪ ♪ jack: if that doesn't get you up and going, i don't know what. rob: i love georgia michael. jackie: sing that all morning.

we appreciate the producers playing it anyway, rob, always has been beef with anything playing. rob: i i do not. it's monday you're watching "fox & friends first" i'm rob schmitt. >> jackie: i'm jackie ibañez, man opened fire at video game in jacksonville, florida. rob: heavily armed agents sent raiding the suspect's home in baltimore. live to phil keating in jacksonville with the very latest, phil. >> hey, good morning, they finished the search up in the scene in upscale town house in the community south of baltimore late last night, people from around the country had descended upon jacksonville for maddem championship series online tournament over at the landing over in my shoulder, a place full of restaurants and bars and typically good times but

yesterday everything dramatically changed at 1:30 in the afternoon. >> a lot of good games. >> it's going to be hard -- >> a lot. [shots fired] >> you can hear the shots on the online and people around the country were watching this. it's a big event as we head into the nfl season every year for these online gamers and the gaming community paying close attention, total of 11 people wounded, two dead, plus the shooter who took his own life according to witness he had lost his round, the total purse obtainable here was ultimately $200,000 and when he lost, that's when he just lost it. the killer has been identified as david katz, 24 year's old out of baltimore area, somewhat well-known in the gaming

community and pretty good gamer and according to witnesses it was absolutely terrifying. >> people were being trampled, people were hiding, everybody was screaming in fear. >> the two victims id taylor robertson and eli clayton of woodland hills, california. >> the suspect used at least one handgun to commit this act and we are working again with partners at atf on that aspect of the investigation. >> duval county sheriff says there's no suspects being sought, they believe this was a one-person act, mass shooting that really destroyed the scene here in downtown jacksonville for many, many years yesterday and, of course, left two people dead, back to you. rob: such bizarre story, all right, phil, thanks so much. jackie: thanks phil, u.s. army soldier four killed in skydiving

plane crash, served as demonstrators on parachute team, off duty at the time and burst into flames after crashing in end of runway at georgia airport, one passenger in critical condition, the crash under investigation, the soldier is survived by his parents. rob: state-controlled newspaper accusing the u.s. of criminal plot after secretary of state mike pompeo canceled trip, the president asked pompeo not to go after reports that north korea was not taking steps to denuclearized, the state department has not commented on the allegations. jackie: mollie tibbets giving good-bye to daughter murdered by illegal immigrant. today we need to turn the page, we are at the end of long ordeal but we need to turn toward life, mollie's life because mollie is

nobody's victim, mollie is my hero, found dead in cornfield following search, christian rivera accused of chasing and kidnapping mollie before killing her. rob: we are about to learn more today about the memorial services of senator john mccain who died over the weekend at the age of 81. jackie: alicia acuña. >> good morning, jackie, good morning, rob, we are expecting a briefing for the late senators, former campaign manager and spokesperson, the first of the ceremonies will be here in arizona. on wednesday casket will be brought to state capitol building where he will lie in state for public viewing, this would be aft private ceremony with family. on thursday mccain's motorcade for service at north phoenix

baptist church. at the conclusion of what his office calling celebration of life and legacy, casket will be flown to washington, d.c. where he will lie and state at trust capitol of rotunda and per wishes he will be buried at secretary in annapolis, maryland, idea being floated by senate minority leader chuck schumer, he will introduce a resolution to name the russell senate office building after mccain. >> he was always willing to speak truth to power at a time when there were so few people who do that because he was a true seeker, he didn't let party stand in the way of truth. >> and arizona senator jeff flake told face the nation that he would like to be the first republican to cosponsor the resolution making this a

bipartisan effort. jackie, rob. jackie: alicia, thank you, we appreciate it. pope francis refusing to comment after he's accused of covering up sexual abuse by top cardinal, pontiff telling reporters on flight back from ireland, quote, read the document carefully and judge it for yourself, i will not say one word on this. that document from a former vatican diplomat claims the pope knew about theodore abuse of lower priest five years ago. un top will hear about sanctions today, hoping to get them lifted, latest round with battle of two nations when president trump pulled u.s. from nuclear deal leading to series of sanctions, the u.s. government tends not responding to the lawsuit will have chance in court to do so tomorrow. rob: president trump to set the host the president of kenya at the white house today will discuss trade and security, will

also meet with american business lead erstwhile in washington, he will be the second african leader to meet with president trump at the white house. candidates making final pick to voters today, primaries tomorrow in arizona, congresswoman, former state senator and former maricopa sheriff joe arpaio for jeff flake's seat. ron desantis against putnam for the governor of florida and current republican of governor rick scott favorite to win the senate primary setting up a showdown against incumbent democrat phil nelson and that could be close race in florida. >> hawaii comes out swinging and doesn't look back, little league are world series champs this morning. >> there you have it. hawaii wins it. [cheers and applause]

>> hawaii is the best. rob: wow. look at that, hawaii beating south korea 3-0, great pitching there to claim title and williams port pennsylvania is first series win since 2008. the kids did a great job. jack jack good for them, look at the smiles, that is awesome. rob: some democrats say that illegal entry should not be criminal matter, why our next guest says it's a campaign pitch that would guaranty a loss for liberals. >> we should have free public college for people, $125,000 and below. [applause] jackie: democratic new york governor promised free tuition, you will never guess how many applications are actually being rejected.id

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jack: good morning, welcome back democratic candidates in texas pushing to decriminalize illegal crossing. rob: beto orourke running against ted cruz saying asylum seekers attempt to do what any human would do is to request asylum in between ports of entry, we should not criminalize that. here to weigh in director of policy studies at the center for immigration, jessica vaughn. he says that they are requesting asylum in between ports of entry, now, for everybody at home if you go to port of entry you get asylum case and you can plead your case there, is that really what's happening or are these people that just know they don't have case for asylum trying to sneak? >> well, these are people who have hired criminal smuggling organizations to bring them to

the country illegally because they heard they will be released in the country without consequences and be able to live here indefinitely and wait years for court hear chg they may or may not show up to. to say that this is not going to be criminal anymore or not going to be illegal to come here illegally anymore is obviously going to open up free for all at the border if that were to happen. i mean, we already have 12 million illegal residents of this country to the cost you know, more than $25 billion a year for taxpayers and it would reasonable get worse if this were to actually become the policy. texas knows this, that's ground zero for illegal entry in south texas right now and this would only enrich the criminal cartels that make money off of the smuggling trade and it doesn't make sense at all from a policy

point of view, it would be a disaster. we've got to get more border security not open it up more to people whether they are claiming asylum or not, he's romantizing what's going on here. they are using asylum to get into the country. jackie: jessica 323,000 border apprehensions in this year alone, is this type of messaging that orurke is putting out there is this the type of messaging they want? >> i don't think so, probably not in texas. not so long ago border security and immigration enforcement were not really partisan issues as we've talked on this show about politicians like chuck schumer and others who used to know that it was the right thing to say was to say we need more border security because that's what most americans think we should have, i'm really surprised that democrats are attacking this way particularly in texas because after all in the statewide races

with the governor and other statewide representatives they all know that texans want to see more border security not less just like the rest of americans and this shouldn't be politicized in the way. rob: you saw three candidates to push to be decross-claimallized as the country has deteriorated in the recent years, the quality of life there, the cartels much more powerful it would appear, they say -- they say it's dangerous to go to cancún which has always been a safe place, if they do decriminalize this and méxico completely falls apart it would be a mass exodus to the knot, would it not? >> we might see something along the lines of what's happening with venezuela right now where venezuelans are fleeing to every other country they can get to including here. decriminalizing would send a

signal that our borders are open to all and that really would be humanitarian disaster and disaster for our country because it would set off mass rush for the border. i mean, people do pay attention to our policies in other countries and smugglers certainly know immigration policies better than most americans and they would definitely take advantage of this and it would turn into a disaster particularly for texas because they are right on the front line in this issue. rob: 223,000 apprehensions just this year and t only august, it is a huge problem, jessica, thank you so much. jackie: thank you, appreciate it. 17 minutes after the hour, veterans volunteer group in houston helping hurricane harvey picking up pieces one year later. >> this organization has saved life. >> it's not only the mission that we served but also brothers and sister that is we meet. rob: janice dean flew to texas and here with update.

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i decided that i wanted to go for electrical engineering and you need to go to college for that. if i didn't have internet in the home i would have to give up more time with my kids. which is the main reason i left the military.

everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. jackie: 21 minutes after the hour, tiger woods isn't taking the bait and shooting down a reporter's question about president trump. >> he is the president of the united states and has to respect the office and no matter who is in the office he may like, dislike personality or the politics but we all must respect office. jackie: tiger talking to media after tournament in new jersey, he finished in a tie for 40th place. rob: didn't play too well last week unfortunately.

outspoken critic of nra coming to defense, aclu speaking out against governor cuomo black-listing campaign, accused of trying to drive them out of business by threatening banks and insurers that work with the nra, aclu says cuomo's plan is unconstitutional. jackie: nearly one year since houston texas was ravaged by hurricane harvey but recovery efforts still underway thanks to veterans and volunteers at team. rob: our janice dean flew firsthand and joins us with their story. i was in houston during the storm. janice: people are still not in their homes, i love this organization, team and you will too after you watch this report. ♪ >> there were over 200,000

structures impacted with harvey. janice: everyone else goes on with their lives, these people, some are waiting to get into their homes. >> 365 days later and it's really important for people across america to understand that the recovery is still happening, it'll still be happening the year after that. janice: tell us how team rubicon came to be? >> military veterans to do response, we have 8,000 volunteers across the country responding to disasters. janice: do you believe it's been a year? >> i cannot. seems like yesterday for me. a lot of the pictures play over and over. janice: how did you get involved with team rubicon? >> i was a struggling veteran, it's completely brought me out of that whole -- janice: look at

this place. this is a major task right now, right? >> this is an almost complete rebuild. in this house, in this room you can see that we replace bottom half of the stud. this is where the water level was. janice: how long is it going to take to rebuild? >> from what i've told this is complicated to date. january -- janice: what happens after that? >> we throw welcome home party. janice: do you see the people on their faces? >> absolutely. janice: can't put a price on that. >> everything gets pushed to a side and the feeling of satisfaction to establish for someone else. you have a sense of purpose, a sense of commodore, you find that again here. >> i was in the air force, when i got out i felt like a little

boat in a big ocean, that was lost. team rubicon is my lighthouse. janice: this organization has saved lives. >> it's not only the mission that we serve but also brothers and sister that we meet. bonding with someone again and working for the same goal. janice: rebilling houses an rebuilding each other? >> absolutely, absolutely. janice: thank you. >> thank you. janice: amazing, these are veterans, these are people who spend their lives in service and afterwards they don't know what to do and they join organization like rubicon and feel purpose, rebuilding homes and rebuilding themselves, it's incredible. rob: so many how many houses. >> not only in houston and they'll be in florida and they'll be in hawaii because of hurricane lane. tremendous organization, if you want to support a great cause with great people visit their

website teamrubicon.org. jackie: that's the best of america right there. rob: janice, thank you so much. fox news alert accused of training kids to become shooters at new mexico compound and now a target of theirs has been revealed. we are live with what police just uncovered. >> how happy are you right now? >> so happy. jackie: how this puppy is bringing joy back to the family of a fallen hero. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts,

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jackie: todd piro joins us live. >> prosecutors citing interviews with 11 children found starved and suspect singled out atlanta grady hospital as target we wanted to confront so-called corrupt institutions possibly because of treatment her mother received there. 10-page handwritten document which allegedly instructed children to, quote, shoot or otherwise attack the nonbeliever. authorities adding that partner would laugh and joke about dying in jihad. yaw will recall that he took 3-year-old son out of georgia to new mexico without taking medications, the boy needed to treat severe health problems, the child's remains found august 6th inside underground tunnel at the compound. latest findings as part of appeal of district judge's order

that could allow 3 adult defendants to be released on house arrest with just ankle monitors. judge said previous evidence was troubling but did not indicate in her estimation any clear threat to public safety. in addition to child abuse charges, also being held on accusations by federal immigration authorities that she overstayed her nonimmigrant visitor visa after arriving 20 years ago from haiti, rob and jackie. jackie: all right, we appreciate it. gunman accused of opening fire at video game tournament. david katz fired multiple shots kill two people and injuring 11 others, katz turning the give up on hymn. witnesses say the shooter had just lost in tournament and was upset about that, investigators are working to figure out a motive this morning. rob: all right, fox news alert, major victory in fight against isis, the leader of isis

affiliate base in afghanistan killed at u.s. drone strike, officials say was struck near the border with pakistan, responsible for recent bombings that left hundreds of people dead, ten other isis fighters also killed in the air strike, relations expert rebecca grant joinened us earlier with reaction to that defeat. >> the strategy in afghanistan to try to hit the taliban and isis hard enough to make them negotiate, there were 746 air strikes carried out in july and that is more than we have seen in about a 5-year period. so that's very important to go forward. rob: all right, the death comes just days after audio recording of the terror group's leader was released telling his followers to continue fighting.

two nations are close to agreement likely clearing the way to canada to rejoin discussions, president trump has pushed overhaul to trade pact. jackie: police officer burps into a home with six children. >> is everybody out? >> they are inside. >> they are inside in. >> people inside that are trapped. >> get out. jackie: that's a hero. officer running from room to room saving children as young as 8 months home near dallas, he was on patrol when he saw flames and heard screaming, no word on what caused the fire. rob: senator john mccain remembered around the world for his ability to transcends polarized politics and unit the country. >> despite our differences much

more units us than divides us, we are fellow americans and that's an association that means more to me than any other. [cheers and applause] jackie: joining us to react to the legacy of political icon is former mccain-palin adviser. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me, with the passing of john mccain america lost a true public servant, patriot and good man and what we felt short in 2008 presidential campaign it was truly honor to work for him and i will forever be grateful. jackie: you had an opportunity work closely with him on a level that most americans didn't see, take us through times when cameras weren't rolling and he wasn't in front of voters? >> i was there to do a job and

what i learned over the 11 months i spent with him was invaluable and really it was all about his campaign slogan, country first, for john mccain the 2008 election was not specifically about republicans or democrats or himself or obama, it was about america and the direction of the country for him, the country always came first and when you see that, that is what really made john mccain a unique man. rob: it's troubling right now, the country is more divided than maybe it's ever been it would appear certainly in politics, there's just such little bipartisanship to lose somebody like him, i think, in a way reminds us how important it is to have politicians like that that are willing to go across the aisle and make it work. >> no question about it. you know, i hope that we start to see some more politicians like john mccain who understand that, yes, the elections can be rough and tough battles but once election is over we have to come

back together and do the america's people's work and unfortunately that is not happening in washington in given the sort of raw nature of emotion around the country, i'm not sure we will see that any time soon but hopefully our better angels will prevail. jackie: we have 15 seconds left, if you could boil down your time with senator mccain, what's the one thing you're walking away learning from him and use in life using forward? >> proud, stubborn but above a very good man. rob: appreciate you for your time. jackie: thank you. thousands unit and is this indication of how tough the confirmation battle will be. we are live in washington. >> we will make public colleges and universities tuition free, tuition free. tuition free. tuition free.

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janice: third wettest tropical system on record. harvey was first. thankfully the worst of the storm is over, tropical depression lane at one point this was category 5 and we set record, it was historic, there's the storm right now, it is moving west ward but still getting a fair-up of thunderstorms because of this system still kind of lingering, so we will see still the threat for rain across the hawaiian islands really over the next day or, so current temperatures across the u.s., 75 in new york, steamy again across the east coast, we have a cold front that's moving across the midwest, that's going to bring strong and severe storms and in front of that we have the really warm moist air so it's going to be very humid, potential for severe thunderstorms, upper midwest, including large hail, isolated tornadoes and that's going to go through this evening and there's your highs today, still very warm across really

the central u.s. towards east coast and then we have the cooler temperatures across the west eventually here in the east if you like it hot, enjoy it. rob: 90's this week. >> i will see you at the pool. janice: you have a rooftop pool? rob: my gym has one and i use it all of the time. one week for confirmation hearing and now democrats vow to go block brett kavanaugh are worried one of their own might be on the fence. jackie: doug live with the supreme court showdown. >> democratic activists want to hold fire to the feet to ensure not one democratic support sports -- supports nominee.

protests over the weekend to kill whatever momentum to confirm kavanaugh. democrats point today successful republican effort to block president obama's final court nominee, merrick garland, nomination that never came to a senate vote. >> let's have the same standard, no confirmation hearings until the 2018 election. let's stop it, stop it now. and make sure we have a democratic house to have a break on this president after the 2018 elections. >> all right, under a lot of pressure are democrats like virginia tensor tim kan who he recollects is on the fence on whether to support kavanaugh. kavanaugh is making rounds meeting with more than 60 senators including at least 12 democrats while others refused to spend time with him and make no mistake this is going to be a

battle, this confirmation hearing will begin on september 4th, so buckle up, back to you guys. rob: democrats decide to do. jackie: we are always buckling up around here. thank you, we appreciate it. the media ramping up talks to win back power for the left this november. >> could end up going to img -- impeachment. >> impeachment. jackie: could this help gop, our political panel to debate it. rob: first let's check with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends", hey, brian. >> i'm going to present it and tell me what you think. we will talk about john mccain, go through salute to him and his life. that's going to be taking place right away as well as putting all in perspective, also review some of john mccain's appearances on the couch, regardless of the studio he always brought a game, also with all bad news coming he would be

suffering, he is not. kevin mccarthy will be with us. what does that mean to personal and legal challenges, jonathan will be here as well as pam bondi. i don't want you to miss a minute of it because it's all coming up on "fox & friends" if rob approves. rob: i completely approve, brian thank you so much. >> ly get started on the show. jackie: wow, see you later. rob: see you, brian. hot water h, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today.

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jackie: board of education chairman resigns after voting against pledge of allegiance. according to republican american josh adams threw in the towel in connecticut, voted yes to begin each meeting with the pledge, adam says he does not pledge

allegiance to anything. this comes after creating controversy of taking the knee as you may remember. andrew cuomo free college program isn't making the grade rejecting 70% of applicants, 940,000 families would qualify, but turns out little more than 20,000 students actually got scholarship last year, only 3% of college students, too many restrictions for students to qualify, rob. rob: democrats racing to regain power in washington as the media has been talking a lot about the possibility of impeachment. >> our impeachment proceedings now more likely than ever? >> should that trigger start of investigation in judiciary committee that could end up going to impeachment? >> impeachment. >> rob: could talk of

impeachment backfire. chuck, start with you, nothing would motivate republican voters to get to the polls more than the idea that their president might be img -- impeached if democrats control the house and senate? >> that's right. what you have off year is just the basis of both parties that show up to vote, so both parties need to get new people to show up. luckily for republicans their voters normally show up at higher rate than democrats and because of this off year election because of donald trump there's a new energy out there, so you see the media, you see even republicans talking about what they think the democrats are going to do, they try to do everything they can to motivate a new group of voters who normally don't vote in off year elections show up and this is exactly what's happening here. rob: all right, ashley, how funny is it, we've heard maxine waters and a few others screaming about impeachment.

the fact that they could be doing themselves disservice and great service for republicans is endlessly interesting, isn't it? >> it is. you see a lot of democrats not talking about impeachment because it doesn't poll well. american who is supported impeachment is down 10% since january but the democrats don't have anything else to run on. they are completely antitrump and in favor of impeachment, they can't win the economy because gdp is growing at 4.1% and they can't win african americans because unemployment is record low and can't win women, one day it's maxine waters and the next day is socialist alexandria cortez and if we learned gringrich he ends up republican seats when he continued with the rhetoric of

trying to impeach clinton. rob: this is the number of times of impeachment on sunday morning shows, the number is 41, nbc22 times, fox even said it 7 times, cbs, what did you think of that and do you think it's being overdiscontinued, overanalyzed the possibility of impeachment when bob mueller is not done yet and we haven't seen much against the president yet? >> ashley brings up a great point about newt gringrich and you saw the numbers continue to rise as people were attacking him. i think people haven't forgotten that. as i have run campaigns, all my candidates are talking about not impeachment but let the investigation play out, if that's the conversation that needs to happen, let's have the conversation. but the tv and people who have to sell add viertize members --

advertisements, donald trump whether you love him he's very unique and people talking about solicitous things that could happen on either side of the aisle on this issue. rob: ashley, the president had a terrible last week, manafort convicted on 8 out of 18 counts and you had the cohen situation where he gets plea deal but none of this at this point depending on who you ask gets back to the president, we talked to analysts insinuating that the president toad him to make payments, it's not illegal for the person who is running for office to spend a lot of money to try and silence people to win an election, so is this overhyped at this point? we still haven't seen much if you ask some lawyer that is touches the president? >> again, if we look back at the polls, a poll just came out wall street journal poll that showed that his approval rate is holding steady to chuck's point as well and also a lot of distrust among investigators of

this and so the combination of americans distrust of the fbi and the investigation as well as how well our economy is doing is what the president is actually doing in terms of his policies you're going to see people who are going to want to keep things going the way they are going. rob: okay, guys, thank you so much for your time this morning, it's interesting to hear all this discussion and we are still wait to go get the final word from bob mueller, we appreciate your time. >> have a good morning, rob. >> all right, thank you. jackie: time is 54 minutes after the hour, watch this man shopping, all is normal until he spon -- spontaneously erupts in cloud of smoke, yikes. rob: don't drink and drive. pretty funny. jackie: never a good idea. rob: drunk on a horse. you have to see it. to kiss ♪

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gas station. reportedly drunk when he went to dismount and horse started to drag him. he was able to get back up and able to fill that horse up with premium gasoline. jackie: always a bad idea to drive like that. anyway, see you later. "fox & friends" starts right now. [gunfire] >> two people killed and 11 others injured at a madden nfl tournament. >> killer identified as 24-year-old david cats out of baltimore, maryland. >> tropical storm lane leaving hawaii under water. big island slammed with more than 4 feet of rain. dozens of residents forced to evacuate their homes flash flooding. rob: tributes pouring in for senator john mccain. >> expected to learn more today about the memorial services sciltdzed for this week. >> on wednesday his casket will be brought to the state capitol building where he will lie inn. state for public v