rob: finally the ugly, this could be perfect for the green new deal, come up with new cow toilets, farm in netterlands in hopes of cutting down on emissions. jillian: doesn't say emissions, it says eemossinos. anyway, "fox & friends first" continues right now. all right, good morning, again, monday april 1st, we begin with fox news alert, president trump may shut down the u.s.-méxico border as soon as today, méxico seems to show that they got the message but das-ditch effort enough to curve this situation at the border. jillian: chicago police are protesting. rob: before he hits the streets one of those officers joins us live with methods to cook county prosecutor's office and this is not an april fool's day joke.

jillian: the story behind diapers taking over the fashion world. "fox & friends first" begins right now. ♪ ♪ rob: i like that one. jillian: okay. rob: merry christmas. i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele, fox news alert, president trump to shut down u.s.-méxico border as illegal immigrants surge into

our country. rob: griff jenkins live with more on the white house strategy and méxico intend to go help, hey, griff. >> hey, rob and jillian, the president not bluffing according to white house adviser kellyanne conway who says president trump is dead serious about closing the border. >> it certainly isn't a bluff, you can take the president seriously and here is why, what he's looking at 400,000 migrants, we are close to 100,000, we have never seen a surge like this. >> when it comes to current numbers, according to officials last night, rio grande valley sector alone, more than one thousand plus apprehensions per day but closing the border could have heavy economic impact, could tank markets and endanger $1.7 billion of daily cross-border goods trade with méxico and some democrats want to avoid that.

>> the idea of just using bluster and statements and we are going to close the border, we will cut off the aid, that's not going to do anything, let's work together, democrats and republicans, a lot who want to do it to address the problem once and for all. >> the president is cutting aid to the tune of $500 million to el salvador, guatemala and honduras, northern triangles countries where the majority of migrants are coming from and mexican officials say they plan to revamp humanitarian visa program, 2500 migrants in southern méxico on limited basis starting today, the program was shut down earlier this year due to overwhelming numbers, it's going done in chiapas where we have been and covered so many crossings and also coming, guys, 40% of agents are being diverted away from security mission to care for overwhelming family units with accompanied children.

rob: thank you so much. jillian: well-known rapper shot dead in broad daylight in los angeles. grammy-nominated one of three people shot outside of clothing store which he reportedly owns, the shooter on the run, two others rushed to hospital, the rapper claimed to be gang member on facebook page. a young isis fighter is executed by terror group after being accused of spying, baby face jihadist known as osama bieber, killed for spying, isis officials told media that he was put to death after revealing location of high-ranking isis official. rob: all right, nicolás maduro announcing power cuts, maduro blames outages on u.s.-led sabotage since president trump

with opposition leader guiado, the crippling blackout are years of government neglect and corruption. protests outside the prosecutor's office in cook county in the wake of jussie smollett case, demanding intervene following state attorney's decision to dismiss all 16 plan toy charges, umpire actor fake racial crime against him. jillian: wife of former defense secretary ash carter setting record straight of 2016 picture of her and vice president joe biden, joe biden in my picture is a close friend helping someone get through a big day for which i will always be grateful, comes as a former nevada assembly woman accuses

biden of inappropriately touching her in rally in 2014, that woman speaking out about the encounter. >> i want him to acknowledge that it was part. part of the reason that i decided to finally say that that those behaviors were not being taken very seriously and not being considered from the perspective of the woman on the other side of the power dynamic. jillian: lucy flores said bideen kissed the back of her. biden released statement, quote, never did i believe i acted inappropriately, if it is congested i did so, i will rescind respectfully. rob: misconduct claims joe biden are posing challenge to 2020 prospects? jillian: listen to this. >> joe biden's intent is only

partly relevant here. it's really how the woman felt, she felt that it was unwelcomed and she's coming forward, i suppose she doesn't want him to continue in public life. joe biden was apologizing to anita hill for his -- >> you will have plenty of time -- >> why didn't he folings -- apologized to lucy, i think the media covered anything from collusion, media, kavanaugh, they ought to be able to cover issues like this. rob: biden's trouble in recent claims against democrats, virginia's lieutenant governor fairfax is still on the job after being accused of sexual assault back in february. jillian: monday. rob: what a weekend. nice weather on saturday. you delivered. jillian: what happened sunday?

rob: my parents in indiana got -- janice: a lot of snow. we have snow in portions of great lakes and midwest, freeze advisories as far as south of tennessee river valley you it is 27 in memphis, 26 in chicago, is spring happening? it will, but for now we are still stuck in winter for at least a day. okay, let's take a look at the radar, we have a frontal boundary in gulf coast. panhandle of texas, little bit of snow moving into portions of wisconsin, illinois and the great lakes in towards the interior northeast, we are watching this developing area of low pressure that could be a bigger event if it moves a little closer to shore, right now it's going to hug the shoreline, we could get rain, maybe little bit of snow but thankfully it'll not affect much of the country or at least the east coast, we are going to be dealing, however, heavy rains across areas that have been

flooded over the last couple of weeks, across nebraska and iowa, wisconsin and kansas, we will watch for that. rob: janice, thank you so much. cancer not taking cowboy down, michael irvine getting clean bill of health. jillian: i spoke with doctor doctor at uc medical and tests have come back clean. let's talk about march madness, the final 4. oh, man, 3-pointer with under a minute left. takedown top overall seed,

68-67. rob: great game. first - ever final four, 77-71 in overtime. tigers take on virginia, michigan state will take on texas tech, final four on saturday night. 10 minutes after the hour, surge of migrants in southern border is so dramatic at this point even former obama administration officials are calling this a crisis. >> by anyone definition, by any measure, right now we have a crisis at the southern border. rob: huge statement from jay johnson there, what will it take to get 2020 democratic hopefuls fixing this and democrats in general, our next guest says it comes down to votes. jillian: dick sporting goods taking a stand against selling guns, how move backlash big time

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>> prime example of what a total failure donald trump has been on the issue of immigration. >> we need a humane policy at the border in which we are not yanking, tieing children. >> we are safe because we are a city of immigrants and asylum seekers. [cheers and applause] rob: 2020 dems continue to challenge president trump's immigration policies as this situation at our southern border is really getting bad. jillian: so what will it take for the left to finally admit there's a crisis? here to discuss former nevada gop chair, thank you very much for your time this morning. i want to get your reaction to what jay johnson had to say, let's take a listen to that.

>> by any one definition, by any measure, right now we have a crisis at southern border, according to commissioner of cbp, 4,000 apprehensions in one day alone this past week and we are on pace for one hundred thousand apprehensions in southern border this month. that is by far greater number than anything i saw on my watch in my 3 years of secretary as homeland security. jillian: do you think the democrats like hearing that? >> well, too bad, whether they do or what if they don't, somebody is speaking the truth. the president has brilliantly held two press conferences already with the experts, with border patrol agents, with angel moms and dads and they have pleaded and begged to the public and to the members of the house that, you know, they need assistance, financial assistance, they need more bodies tat border. i actually just recently testified last friday here in the state of nevada against

assembly bill 281 which would make a state a sanctuary state, that's something that most nevadans that i'm aware of aren't in favor of. rob: you have to wonder at this point when people see a number like million in a year, what percentage of people are okay with that many people coming into the country? >> there's not, and i recently had a friend who was originally from méxico and she worked so hard for so many years to become a citizen, she just became a citizen last week, we were so proud of her and it makes her livid when she sees that there are illegal immigrants that are getting away with so many things. it blows us away and the fact too that we have legislators here in the state of nevada that are actually considering turning our wonderful state into sanctuary state is also mind-blowing, we recently had four people in northern nevada

that were murdered by illegal immigrant and we found out he had actually had a criminal record, why, why is this happening? you know, one person is too many. jillian: let's take a look at some numbers here, border security numbers specifically, you're talking about more than 53,000 apprehensions on average per month in fiscal yearre thans you can see encounters last tuesday alone. what do you think it's going to take for people to wake up, the numbers aren't getting any better? >> they aren't getting any better and unfortunately we have a very polarized political atmosphere where you've got the left that, they're going to be kicking and screaming against anything that the president brings forward, even if it's against the -- the safety of the citizens of our country it seems. you have the democrats for years have played identity politics

and have used hispanics as a voting block, hispanics for the most part, they are pro-life, they are probusiness, they are profamily and once they realize that the democrats are using them, i would hope that they -- that they start to vote republican. rob: yeah, so many issues that need to be addressed both sides say they want to work on the border, they just have completely different ideas about -- jillian: how to do that. >> right. rob: thank you so much, we do appreciate it. >> thank you. jillian: 18 minutes after the hour now, two brothers wounded while fighting for our freedoms honored on baseball diamond. >> let them know that we are out there supporting them. jillian: their story of courage and the special moment they shared. rob: backlash building, the brand-new ban from chick-fil-a as fast-food accused of pushing agenda the biggest week in television is almost here.

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rob: all right, dick sporting goods take hard hit to bottom line after restrict gun sales, bloomberg reporting that dick's saw $150 million in lost sales over the past year, a lot of money. the company stopped sell ago salt-style weapons and guns to anyone under 21 year's old after the parkland school shooting, the gunman bought a gun at dick's before the attack. dick's stands by. more on tribute to the men in blue. ♪ >> it was a night to remember the men and women in blue. stepping up to home plate to throw the first pitch, brothers and law enforcement officers danny and ryan shaw who were both shot in the line of duty during july 7th ambush in 2017,

corporal brian shaw was on duty inside el centro college when he was caught in gunfire. >> i'm recovering. taking it day by day. >> later that year his brother dps trooper danny shaw was shot while on assignment near the tex-mex border by the rio grande. >> every day is a battle. just make it one at a time. >> both say they could immediately relate to friday's news of another dps trooper that was shot. >> it takes you back to that day. i know what he's going through. >> they had these words of encouragement supporting another brother in blue.

>> just hang in there. it'll get better, i promise. it'll get better. let them know that we are out there supporting them. rob: good story, 24 minutes after the hour, deadly mistake, new video showing college student getting into what she thought was her uber ride. some really terrible details just revealed about the man accused of kidnapping and killing her. jillian: she's getting curby treatment from the press despite comparing 9/11 to the impact of climate. >> on the events of september 11th, 2,001,000s of americans died, 3,000 of americans died in puerto rico in aftermath of hurricane maria. where is our response? jillian: do democrats really want her as the face of the party? that debate is coming up next ♪ this is the family who booked the flight,

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rob: welcome back top headlines this morning starting with fox news alert, today president trump could shut down the u.s.-méxico border amid surge of illegal crossings into the country, could have big economic impact, méxico stepping in to stop this influx or so they say by busing migrants back to guatemala, el salvador and honduras, we will keep you posted. young isis fighter executed by terror group itself after being accused of spying against them. baby face jihadist who was known as osama bin bieber is believed to be the first british isis fighter killed by the extremist group, he reportedly revealed the location of a high-ranking isis official. and an investigation underway after two marine pilots are killed in helicopter crash during routine mission in arizona, part of weapon's and tactic's force. their identity are not yet

released. other news now, chilling new video shows college student climbing in to the back of a car that she thought was her uber only to be found murdered soon after. samantha family sending serious warning to anyone who uses ride-shairing -- sharing apps, terrible story. >> yeah, rob, terrifying for any of us who use ride-shairing app, samantha's parents are hoping the story gets your attention and possibly prevents your child from making a deadly mistake. this shows samantha leaving colombia bar and getting into the back of black impala, police believe she mistakenly thought that was her uber. tragically her body was found later that day in a rural area with numerous wounds on it. police arrested the owner of the car, this man here 24-year-old nathaniel david roland.

samantha's mom devastated in court. listen to this. >> just tragic, police say the suspect activated the child lock in his backseat so samantha wouldn't be able to open the door, samantha's parents say she didn't have a chance. pleaded for people to be careful when they are using ride-share service. >> you guys have to follow together, i don't want anybody else to ever go through this again. i can't tell you how painful this is. >> incredible to see the courage they have to speak out like that. so here are tips, check the license plate, make and model of the car before you get into it. the suspect didn't show up to jail hearing, right now he's still in jail at least until

bond hearing. that's next. jillian. jillian: i always check the license plate number. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez being praised as the democratic party's phenon but with the latest controversy. >> on the events of september 11, 2001, thousands of americans died in the largest terrorist attack in u.s. soil, our national response is to go to war, 3,000 americans died in puerto rico in aftermath of hurricane maria, where is our response? jillian: all right, so is this who the democrats want to be the face of the party, here to debate that wendy and new york city council joe barelli. >> good morning. >> she's the cover girl of time

magazine, wendy, do you think it's deserving? >> i think it's deserving because of where she came from, a year ago she was a waitress serving tacos, look at her, she's in congress, so definitely the american rags to riches story and i think the democrats can learn some things from her, the big one populism in the ways that can transform your campaign, however, i do not believe that democratic party bear-hug one candidate or one person in congress because, you know, everyone has their issues and everyone has their flaws and she's not immune to that. we have to be mindful who we crown as poster child, savior, so to speak because that would end up hurting us in the long run. jillian: fair enough, joe, i want to get your take on, this time magazine seem to praise her but let's take a look at other time magazine covers involving donald trump and you'll see it's a different story, the first one here from july 1st, we have another cover from september of 2018 and a third one from january of 2018, none of them really quite as praise-worthy.

>> no, not at all, i don't think surprising to anyone time magazine and most of mainstream media has bias against donald trump. do i think, however, that time is very much on point here, this particular congress fbn:am,aoc, for all intents and purposes the spokesperson of the democratic party and remarkable that a freshman member of congress who is deaf prone everything from how internships work, to palestine, she's a wonder of gaffes all of the time. she puts people in her party in very awkward positions all of the time. jillian: the cow thing is never going to go away. wendy, you know, i want to get back to something she said at the town hall, this was msnbc town hall, alexandria ocasio-cortez, during the town hall as we heard a bit - -- of it there, stated that republicans in congress in

1940's amended the constitution that then president fdr did not get reelected. part of history lesson, though, he died in office in 1945 and second amendment passed in 1947, 2 years later, a lot of people quick to correct her but also rightly so, do you agree with that? >> yeah, i think she should be corrected, any politician whether you sit on the left or right should be corrected, constituents or the people that are watching the show ta you're on, however, this is not something that completely akin to her, we have politicians in office, one that resides at 1600 pennsylvania avenue who continues to make gaffes, so again, this is not something that where we should point finger that this one freshman congresswoman is doing -- is not doing her job effectively because she is. she still has things to learn, she will learn on the job and someone who isn't a democratic party, i do believe that we should give her time to expand wings. jillian: it's hard to learn on

the job? >> one time or two times, it would be one thing. this is the person that when she goes on camera has the words of nonsense. in the past town hall she compared 9/11 to hurricane maria, war in iraq. to have to go back and clean-up and damage control as a party is not something the democrats need going in 2020. i think president trump is right when he sort of jokingly said how great she is, she is the person that single handily hands in 2020. jillian: should freshman lawmaker alexandria ocasio-cortez be poster child of democratic party. a lot of you agree. she's cost them many jobs and money and she's proud of herself. jen, loud, obnoxious and clueless, sounds right to me. molly on instagram, yeah, they

represent what they stand for, not only poster child of today's democrats but the product of the democrats. rob. rob: all right, jillian, thanks, 36 minutes after the hour, centered by social media and advertising block. >> do you hear procedures talk about little babies. >> i'm not going to apologize for helping women in crisis. rob: just made a big at the box office anyway. chicago police hitting the streets to protest cook county prosecutors and kim fox specifically who let jussie smullett off the hook. the push for social justice is returning justice on its head, he will join us live with that.

jillian: welcome back, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is calling if r more regulation on the internet, call for government action comes as the social media site faces backlash for fake news and content. rob: more on zuckerberg's vision for this, hey, tracee. tracee: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg took to the pages of washington post writing op-ed, quote, we believe we need more active role for government and regulators by updating the rule for the internet, we can preserve what's best about it while protecting society from broader harm, so basically he's saying the internet needs more regulations when it comes specifically to the areas of, quote, harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data, many people criticizing him saying a little too late on this to be calling for some regulation, of course, this comes following a number of things, issues facebook has been

facing, you mentioned a few them, live streaming of the attacks in new zealand, we are about a year out for cambridge analytic scandal, shares of facebook up solid 27% this year. jillian: april fool's day and google is getting in on it. tracee: typically known for gags but this one is a game on google map's app and you can play it through ios and remember the snake games from nokia way back in the day, they brought it back, mass transit vehicle, so whether it's the tokyo bullet train or the san francisco cable or london double decker, you can play on the map, the vehicle will go throughout the city, pick enough passengers in different cities all around. you can play the game for the rest of the week, google, this

is their gift for april fool's day. jillian: all right. [laughter] jillian: chicago police to hit the streets today over jussie dismissal. rob: sir, thank you for coming on today. first off, the reaction of the department when they decided to just let jussie smollett off the hook? >> well, i mean, there was outrage and it was quite a wave of outrage and discuss and several allegations against the office, so it's kind of like a twheaf keeps -- wave that keeps building, this one got so much

national attention, it was nice to see one of the scandals get some attention because the local media doesn't cover them that much to be honest. jillian: do you think at some point we will look at this situation, how it's played out on how it changed chicago? >> i hope so. i hope that the federal authorities conduct thorough investigation and they follow the evidence where it leads, we've noticed a significant change in the department of justice from the obama administration to the trump administration and we believe chicago desperately needs that and so we are very hopeful that that investigation will take us in that direction. we are also hopeful that some -- some journalism, some real good investigative journalism will take place in chicago not just for this case but the decision

by the fox administration to exonerate convicted killers who we think are suspicious, to vacate convictions against gang members and her general policies that go soft on crime. rob: right. >> so we are hoping for all of that to be honest with you. rob: let's listen to her side of the story and kim fox claiming here, claims that have exonerated him are wrong, he has not been exonerated, he has not been found innocent, likelihood of securing conviction was not certain and that, of course, is from kim fox, my question to you is, do you think she's too soft to be a da in cook county and chicago has a lot of real problems? >> yes, we do. that's a ridiculous statement, this was a very good case brought to her by some of the best investigators in the country.

it was a very thorough investigation. i don't know why prosecutors are saying, well, we don't think we are going to win this, we are just going to toss it when it's such a good case. i mean, you know -- rob: do you not buy that? do you think something else happened here? you're asking for an investigation. >> we -- we -- you know, in chicago you never know what's really happening behind the scenes, but our antennas are up and there seems to be -- there seems to be, you know, why she would go to such length to drop this case. i think that needs to be -- hopefully something that will come out in federal investigation or investigation by good journalists, you know. before i was a cop, i was a writer and i've been writer investigating cases in chicago for a long time, i have a couple of books out, we really need good investigative reporters in chicago. i think that's really, really

called for in chicago. media in the city is not doing its job. rob: we will see what the tribune comes up with. jillian: we will be following this. thank you very much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. jillian: 14 minutes until the top of the hour, time to check with brian kilmeade. >> i'm watching the show. i'm watching the show. [laughter] >> i'm in touch with my feminine side and you should learn a little bit. jillian will talk about that in break. michael will be here, talking at the president taking victory lap and what he should be doing and shouldn't be doing. talented generals in the military, 3-star general david perkins will be here live. senator marsha blackburn. meanwhile the president of the united states says he may close

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rob: welcome back, congressman calling out bernie sanders, tuition-free-college platform is impossible promise. jillian: carley shimkus fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115 with what they are saying online. carley: bernie sanders who is touting plan to make college education free of charge. he says t a disgrace that thousands of americans don't go to college because they can't afford it or leave school with crushing debt, our neenl young people must be you won't be punished for getting an education. we will make public colleges and universities tuition free, texas congressman dan fired back with tweet that caught the attention of many people, he says and you're going to tax the hard-working middle class to do it, stop trying to buy off my generation with impossible promises and if you do at least be honest about how to pay for it, the 1% don't make enough to pay for your programs, eventually you have to tax

everyone. that tweet generating a bunch of reaction on social media. beth says no taxpayers paid for my college and i don't want to pay for anyone else's college. my school taxes are way too high already and they are nowhere near the cost of higher education. he doesn't want to make college tuition free of charge as well. rob: people do love free things. i'm going to vote for the guy that gives me a free sports car. carley: who is it going to be? rob: chick-fil-a, what's going on? carley: chick-fil-a has been banned from another airport, this after new york assembly man sean ryan complained, will help to fund continued divisive antilgbt rhetoric. chick fillia responded with

statement saying recent coverage of chick-fil-a continues to drive inaccurate narrative about our brand, we do not have a political or social agenda. this generating a bunch of reaction online especially because chick-fil-a was banned from airport in san antonio, some people said they don't have problem with chain including this, two problems with chick-fil-a, one they were closed on sundays and two, they don't serve cole slaw anymore. jillian: we will see what happens. carley: controversy continues. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour, banned on some social media forms, antiabortion message. rob: despite the odds became box office hit

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of a true planned parenthood director who became activist. jillian: the actress will join the 7:00 hour of "fox & friends." stay tuned for that time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always, we start with the good. a teen makes a miraculous recovery and walks out of the hospital after a lacrosse injury left him paralyzed. >> when i took those steps, my legs were like aging, i remember thinking like i'm doing it. the pain will go away. i'm walking at least u. jillian: wow. family and friends gathered to see him take husband first steps on his own in florida. doctors thought he would never walk again. rob: that's incredible. cruise ship passengers busted with cocaine stuffed stud in cheetoe bags. 12 people arrested. jillian: did they eat the cheetoes or dump them? and the ugly, keep this

break. a french fashion label selling $315 denim diapers that can be worn under or over your pants. rob: what the heck is that. i'm going to put those on with my hairy legs that will look fantastic. >> jillian: okay. good morning. help you are enjoying your breakfast. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the president is now threatening to close the border between the u.s. and mexico this week. >> what would it take for him it not to do that? something dramatic. >> what are we supposed to do. we have had 100,000 people cross the border illegally in march alone. >> you say the media along with the democrats are collusion truthers. >> they did a terrible disservice to this country. i think it's a blight on our republic on democracy. >> baby faced jihadist known as bin sad continue bin lieber. -- >> controversial new

anti-abortion film new problems despite major debut at the box