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break apart ♪ >> friday cures a lot of things. jillian: everything pretty much. rob: you are watching "fox and friends" friday. jillian: our top story today donald trump heads back to the border for a firsthand look at the crisis that has agents begging congress to act now. rob: the border chief in the country's most overwhelmed sector. slipping through the loopholes. from san diego, an exclusive interview you will not see anywhere else. >> reporter: we traveled 1500 miles along the border just south of the port of entry over my shoulder. cars coming from mexico into the us, the border patrol chief

back where we were yesterday in the rio grande valley, has 20 years of experience along this border, he has taken up a message next tuesday to the senate homeland security committee. we have a preview yesterday. >> we are being overwhelmed by large groups the we are seeing on the border. every 7 days, the equivalent of a caravan. criminal organizations controlling where they cross and use that as a divergent. they know exactly, there are resources are going to be overwhelmed in addressing the family unit and they are free to run contraband or other commodities. >> do the bad guys know about the resources and watching the border? >> absolutely. they use various means and methods for countersurveillance. we had an ms 13 gang member, we

intercepted communication he was sending to central america telling them if he used a child that would be the easiest way to get to the united states because they recognize gaps in our policy. if you look at the males we apprehended only 1% came, now it is 50%. they are gaming the system, they know exactly we are not going to keep them in custody. >> testified to washington, talk about auditions, democrats, republicans, anyone that will listen, what is your message? >> we need help. they are making a mockery of us immigration laws, giving a notice and expecting them to show up at a later date. what does that tell millions of people trying to do this properly? >> it is a crisis and it is a

crisis because we are having to deal with families and children we are not built to do. this is not fabricated, this is real. >> a significant development. revealing for the first time publicly that there is documented evidence ms 13 gang member coordinating using a child to manipulate our border. secretary kirsten nielsen visiting yuma, arizona saying the country is in emergency response mode with the border, she met with border patrol officials and is heading today to calexico, two hours to my east where we will travel as well where donald trump will meet with border patrol officials and tour a new section of the border fence. rob: amazing the difference between what you hear on the border of the people doing the work and what you hear in the media and politicians in this country. we appreciate it.

jillian: a 17 our hostage standoff in georgia coming to a tragic end overnight, the gunmen killing a 60-year-old boy and a woman who was 8 months pregnant at a home near atlanta. the incident began when the suspect's girlfriend tried to kick him out. two officers tried to enter the home. one hit in the torso saved by a bullet proof vest. they are both expected to be okay. rob: suspected new zealand mosque shooter ordered to undergo a mental health test. experts will determine if the australian man will stand trial, charged with 50 counts of murder, 39 counts of attempted murder after allegedly opening firing worshipers in two mosques last month. jillian: an update to a story we have been following. a person claiming to be a missing boy turns out to be a full grown man.

dna tests prove the 23-year-old felon falsely claimed he was 14-year-old timothy pittman who had been missing for 17 years. the boy's family is heartbroken. >> we know that you are out there somewhere and we will never stop looking for you. it is devastating, like reliving that day all over again. >> timothy was last seen at a wisconsin waterpark with his mother in 2011. she killed herself and left a note saying her son was with caretakers but would never be found. rob: a third tourist dies of the grand canyon, a man falling 400 feet to his death. they are still investigating how it happened. two people died at the grand canyon last one two separate incidents, one stumbled over the years trying to take a picture. the other was not killed by a fall.

jillian: all lies in 2020 is the democratic field continues to grow and it could get a lot bigger. rob: who could be jumping in the race next? >> reporter: keep up, two months from the first democrat presidential debate, the field continues to grow. there are 17 contenders to run against donald trump, the latest to throw his name to the growing 2020 field ohio congressman tim ryan. the moderate making the announcement on the view. >> this country as you know is divided. if i can just say this has been going on a long time. our country has been divided for a long time and i can go into the late 1970s when my father in law lost his job, off

13 months, bought a new house, go back 20 years, my cousin donnie who worked at the local plant, his last act at the secretary. jillian: according to the atlantic, california democrat with stephen colbert next week. his campaign is expected to be centered around gun-control. don't forget mayor pete buttigieg who has formed an exploratory committee, could be making a special announcement this weekend. former starbucks ceo howard shultz and 2020 contenders sounding off on what he thinks voters are looking for by appealing down the middle. >> lifelong republicans will not vote for bernie sanders but they might vote for somebody who is independent, a centrist and wants to restore a faith and confidence in the promise of the country.

jillian: critics say inconsistencies from democrats gives donald trump more deal when gearing up for 2020. >> donald trump feels very confident because he sees democrats falling over one another trying to support things like open borders or reparations. if he's going to go to battle for 2020 that is what he wants to go up against. jillian: the president going to california to fund raise after visiting the border. rob: thanks so much. having more moderate democratic candidates in the running, does that help or hurt the president in 2020? jillian: share your thoughts on facebook, twitter and instagram and we will share that. rob: border agents say they are breaking point. cartels exploiting immigration loopholes to sneak into the united states.

our next guest has seen the danger firsthand and says american citizens are exposed to extreme danger against their will. >> i did not understand at that time that phrase, early to mid 2015 was seen as a counter slogan to black lives matter. jillian: pete buttigieg apologizing after getting backlash for saying all lives matter. why is he regretting it? we come back on friday morning. ♪ this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself.

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>> exactly, our resources are going to be overwhelmed in addressing the family unit and run contraband. rob: at the southern border of

the head of the country's busiest border sector in the rio grande valley laying out exactly how criminal cartels are exploiting immigration loopholes to sneak into the united states. jillian: with maxell shelters thousands of migrants are being released into border communities leaving law enforcement and average americans to shoulder washington's burden. the former tucson police officer joins us now, thanks for your time, you heard from the border patrol chief, he added this is making a mockery of immigration laws. what do you say about it? >> i don't understand why we are having a conversation about what's going on at the border. this is a tragedy, clearly a crisis. i don't know why we need to discuss this. we should be taking care of business at the border. this is ridiculous. there is no way in the world anybody could consciously

evaluate and say this is safe for american citizens. these people are bombarding the border. we all know criminals are opportunistic. when they see border patrol being overtaken and overrun and don't have room to process these people they will infiltrate and this will cause a huge burden on community and hurt the american people. rob: they are dragging their feet because have the politicians in this country especially in the house say these are refugees, they need compassion. the other half says this is exploitation. they can't agree on why these people are coming here. do you see that as part of the problem in the conversation? >> yes. the people on the left are doing this for political expediency. they are not evaluating actual facts. border patrol agents are telling the american people, telling the united states government they need assistance. they are clearly being overrun. thousands of people being captured at the border.

people are pouring out of the gates at these facilities to the point they have to release potential criminals into the american population. we need our politicians to do what we elected them to do, not be partisan politics or political figures. this is not about demonizing people from the southern border but protecting our country and protecting people coming over here and ensuring they have equal opportunity and availability when they get here. with no social security number, nowhere to go, no move to eat and overcoming resources that we are supposed to have allocated for american citizens. jillian: some people need help but they can come here the legal way and there are criminals you shouldn't be coming into the country at all and that is what a lot of people are trying to stop, an overwhelming point and at this

point a lot of them seem to know the game. 20 minutes ago, 15 minutes ago griff jenkins had a part of that where a text message was translated. they know what is going on and how to get in here. >> people got to use common sense. these people are relaying a message back to their people, talking to them. they have strategy. there are people in this country who worked in government positions and pay a lot of money to get information how to game the system. this is not rocket science. it is shameful we are allowing this to happen in our country but it is what it is. i want the president to be more aggressive on this. i heard aggressive rhetoric. i heard him negotiate and talk about shutting the border but looking at the information and watching these people pouring into our country unable to fully that these people we need to shutdown the southern border and get a hold of these people.

rob: a lot of talk about figuring out what to do with asylum laws which were written for good reasons that seem to be being exploited at this point. thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. jillian: 19 after the hour, a heartbreaking twist for an already devastated family. a man who claims to be a missing boy turns out to be a 23-year-old convicted felon. rob: who is the real person here? behind the bizarre claims, while i about this? why make this up? we look at the case that has captured america's attention. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest.

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jillian: a person claiming to be missing boy turns out to be a full grown man. dna results revealing timothy pitzen is no were to be found. rob: in cleveland, ohio in medina county that man has had a run-in with the law before. >> reporter: good morning, shocking twist, so heartbreaking to learn the news it wasn't the little boy, we feel for his family. i'm in brunswick hills in cleveland. where the suspect, brian renee is originally from. he was last arrested in brunswick, spent a year in prison, just got out in early march, march 7th is when he was released from prison. brian renee is from the dynamics criminal history dating back to 2013.

police in brunswick hills say in august 2017 he convinced a realtor he could afford a $400,000 model home. investigators say he came back the next day, broke into the home, held a huge party and caused thousands of dollars in damage to the home. he was sentenced to 18 months behind bars and was just released from prison on march 7th. in addition to his conviction of burglary and vandalism he was convicted of passing bad checks in 2015. we spoke with his brother jonathan last night who says he has not spoken to his brother in four years. he says his brother has had mental and criminal issues since he was a kid. he has no idea why he would impersonate this little boy but is so far sorry for the family. the family did speak after finding out this wasn't true. >> we know that you are somewhere out there and we will never stop looking for you. it is devastating, like

reliving that day all over again. >> no one has a motive for this at this time. we will keep everyone updated. jillian: remember the former naacp leader who pretended to be black? >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. jillian: she is known as diallo and will complete community service to avoid jail time. she falsified her income and 4000 in food and child care benefits from washington state. rob: jeff bezos reachedes a

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rob: a fox news alert, donald trump will have a firsthand look at the situation at the southern border, the aclu filed a motion to stop wall construction calling it unconstitutional. border officials say they are on track to catch 1 million migrants illegally crossing this year. jillian: mike pence is headed to houston where he will condemn the atrocities made by nicholas maduro. pence will speak at baker institute where he will reinforce support for opposition leader juan guaido. rob: a person claiming to be a missing little boy turns out to be in full grown man. dna tests proved 23-year-old brian renee falsely claims to be timothy jussie smollett who has been missing for 7 years and last seen at a wisconsin waterpark with his mom in 2011. she killed herself and left a note saying her son was with caretakers and would never be found. jillian: a plane make an

emergency landing. united pilots touching down in dallas and updating passengers on the terrifying situation. >> eventually there is not enough kool-aid and tremendous heat behind those. we will continue eventually flying behind. jillian: passengers were headed on these flights, not clear what caused the problem. rob: julian assange could be kicked out of the ecuadorian embassy in london within hours to may be days from now according to wikileaks. a high level source says ecuador made an agreement with the uk to arrest him. the ecuadorian embassy denies that report. assange, an australian born whistleblower has been living in the embassy for 2012. he wanted to avoid sex assault

charges from sweden. chicago vowing to sue jussie smollett for refusing to pay for the investigation into his alleged hate crime hoax, requesting $350,000, he could be on the hook for 3 times that amount. last month chicago's top prosecutor kim fox dropped all charges against jussie smollett. the chicago police union is demanding she stepped down. fox reacting in a statement saying i was elected by the people of cook county to pursue community safety, prevent harm and uphold values of fairness and equal justice. i'm proud of my record in doing that and plan to do so through the end of my term. jillian: joe biden taking on donald trump on twitter posting an edited version of the vice president's twitter apology appearing to mark accusations biden acted inappropriately with multiple women. the video shows biden putting

his -- biden responding on twitter saying, quote, i say you are on the job, presidential is always. biden is making his first post scandal public appearance with a speech in washington dc. rob: howard schultz making an appearance on fox news townhall. jillian: the lifelong democrat reaching out to both side of the aisle for a potential third-party run. he spoke to voters. >> reporter: good morning. howard shultz said last night to voters he wants to run for president but won't make a final decision until the summer. he also pushed back against democrats the call him a spoiler for considering a third-party run as an independent. he says democratic socialists are the ones to blame if donald from one second term in the white house.

>> if a democrat runs who resembles bernie sanders who says he is a democratic socialist donald trump is going to get reelected. >> reporter: the presidential hopeful picked himself as a middle-of-the-road centris to is going to bring both parties together to come up with solutions to problems like healthcare and immigration and pointed out major problems in both parties. >> the democrats are not correct, we should be funding place and giving them the tools and resources they need to secure the borders and arrest the bad people. when it comes to the dreamers this is where i have a problem with the republicans. in my heart the dreamers should be given a pathway to immigration. >> reporter: of the run schools says he would be excited of his running mate would be a republican or democrat and he is not ready to promise he would take a woman as his running mate like some of his other candidate in the race have pledged to do.

rob: good look at howard shultz, thanks so much. jillian: finally feeling like spring out there. fox news alert. >> i want to learn all about the golf. i'm getting new ones soon. rob: it is an investment. >> here are your temperatures, not very golfy, springlike. things will improve across the east coast, 35 in minneapolis, 48 in chicago, that is the area where we are seeing snow, springtime snow, cold enough across the great lakes, this system will movies word. we will get some rain later today in the northeast including new york city, could also see some snow in new

england and it will be out of here. we watch the next system develop across the plains states, central plains, southern plains and the new system moves into the west coast, more snow for the rockies, houston, 83 °, 58 in chicago with mostly sunny skies, showers and thunderstorms today, 70 ° as we head and the weekend for new york city. how about that. over to you. >> you didn't keep your head down, i know. rob: going to screw it up. jillian: 36 after the hour. alyssa milano leaves the delegation of hollywood celebrities to the georgia statehouse to protest the

heartbeat abortion bill but she didn't expect this. >> i work -- >> you voted -- rob: you heard that right. she doesn't live or vote there. they called her out and will join us live next. ♪

>> i don't live in georgia. there are people outside georgia. don't interrupt me. they would let me escort in. >> you don't live in georgia. >> people who work on my team, 90,000 people in the entertainment industry actually

employed do. jillian: actress alyssa milano called out by a georgia lawmaker who led a delegation of hollywood liberties to protest the state's heartbeat abortion bill. rob: state representative dominic lewickia joins us this morning. had a bit -- tell us why you picked this fight. >> first of all it happened by chance. it probably happened for a reason. i'm not sure. when she came in they were making a spectacle of everything. the assistance was getting nervous and when people elected me back home i made one promise, that they would have a voice in atlanta, they would have a voice in our district so i stepped forward and asked a question, where are you from? do you live in georgia? do you vote in georgia?

the folks back home don't take kindly to outsiders coming in telling us how to shape policy. they make decisions that are fit for georgia's needs and i felt i needed to say something. tried to be respectful and polite. i appreciate her right to exercise her first amendment but you come barging in you got to be ready for somebody else to exercise your first amendment rights. jillian: what did you make of her response? >> we are not going to agree on much of anything. i want to make the point crystal clear that this is georgia. we put georgians first. governor kemp promised to put georgians first. that's what we try to do in the legislature every day. we put our district 1st and put georgians first. her response to me was polite, but we were not going to agree regardless what i said. rob: i assume you're in support of the heartbeat bill, correct?

>> absolutely. i said this since i ran for office. i'm unapologetic and unwavering to protect life and i am committed to that. rob: working to prevent abortions for any fetus you can determine a heartbeat, that happens at some point around six weeks from what we understand. when we look at the polls on this, look at gallup poll from last year and it says most americans support abortion within the first trimester, when you get to the second trimester a drop dramatically. the bill you're trying to push through might be a bit controversial and a majority of people in your state do not support this. what do you say to that? >> i mentioned the people who elected me in my district. there are 180 house district in georgia, people that elected me back home overwhelmingly support this bill.

how i got involved in this was not just the issue of pro-life but every issue. we are not going to let hollywood movie stars come into georgia, make money and fly home to hollywood, california while they are here try to tell us how to shape policy and do business. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. rob: other news, target raising its minimum-wage announcing plans. jillian: tracy carrasco from foxbusiness with the reason behind the pay hikes. >> reporter: target has announced they will be raising their average hourly starting wage to $13 starting in june coming up from $12 back in 2017. they did announce plans to reach $15 an hour by the end of 2020. they have been raising wages in march 2018, they really did see

a bigger and better pool of candidates when they started raising their wages. when record low unemployment, they've got to incentivize workers to get them to work at target so they are raising that wage. we've seen a number of retailers doing the same thing. amazon, walmart raising wages. jillian: history being made today. >> yes, us aviation history the longest us flight taking off from boston logan airport, all the way to honolulu, hawaii. hawaiian airlines launched its inaugural nonstop flight this morning, the longest flight in the united states, 11 hours and 25 minutes, more than 5000 miles beating out the previous longest flight from new york city to honolulu, hawaii, 11 hours and 10 minutes. that is a long way. rob: from side to side. thanks so much.

jillian: 45 minutes after the hour, a protester causes a scene during a campus event with charlie, and can do so in. candace 01. [shouting] rob: the response from social media, stay tuned. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this. this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash.

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mike >> coming up in 10 minutes on "fox and friends," griff jenkins, calexico, california, where the united states will be later today, some stunning numbers to share with you shortly. a great lineup, mike pompeo, lots to talk to him about.

dean cain is superman to many, tommy laren from the west coast and diamond and silk. friends from nashville. the country music star, to debut a brand-new -- a new whiskey, bring a couple bottles with him and rob is looking for something. we set her up on the coffee table. rob: i can't do it like this. have a beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> closing time for them. rob: all right. disrupting charlie kirk and candace owen's at louisiana state university. [shouting] jillian: carly shimkus with

serious xm 115. >> in an attempt to de-escalate the situation candace owens asked the student protester to have a conversation with them. the insult kept flying until campus police stepped in. the students for justice in palestine later took credit for the protest saying on facebook turning point usa is problematic. if your speech and dangerous people you should not be provided a platform to share it especially a public university. many folks on social media speaking out, so glad these young people are speaking up and waking up others as to what is happening. candace and charlie kirk, thanks for doing such a good job and senior lecturer says just wanted to say thank you for coming to lsu. i thoroughly enjoyed the discussion. the controversy on campuses continues. rob: it is something you have

to apologize for saying all lives matter. >> in 2015 as the black lives matter movement was escalating south bend indiana mayor and potential president of candidate pete buttigieg said all lives matter. he said there was no contradiction between respecting the risks police officers take every day and recognizing the need to overcome the biases implicit in a justice system. we need to take both those things seriously for the simple and profound reason that all lives matter. yesterday he apologized for that. >> i did not understand at that time that that phrase was coming to be viewed as a counter slogan to black lives matter. >> not everyone thinks the apology was necessary. when twitter user says he is already apologizing for saying all lives matter, this is ridiculous. another twitter user saying why

is this a conversation? what happened to all men are created equal? buttigieg's presidential bid saw spike in success, raised $7 million in the first quarter alone. jillian: if you are royal you don't need to ask permission for lunch. social media scandal surrounding prince harry and megan markel's instagram account. a man in england said they took his instagram handle without his permission. the man says he rarely posted pictures using the oil handle but would like to follow along with his friends. and supreme reportedly said his account was deactivated. something fishy is going on that accounts for megan markel and prince harry having 4 million followers in a couple days. >> he is flattered but also annoyed. how dare you. appreciate it. 7 minutes until the top of the hour. dining on your time. should people be able to use

food stamps at restaurants? the state pushing to make that happen. rob: this video is breathtaking. a little girl hit and nearly killed by an out-of-control driver while -- who she is thinking for saving her life, stay tuned. run with us. on a john deere x300 series mower. . .

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. >> food stamp recipients could cash in benefits at restaurants. lawmakers supporting the

bill in maryland meant to help people who cannot store or prepare food it could be passed as early as monday. similar program is used in arizona and parts of california and it's also being tested in florida and rhode island. rob: two months until the first democratic primary debate the field just keeps getting bigger. jillian: there are now 16 declared candidates with several more expected to jump. in one of them former starbucks ceo howard shoults a lifelong democrat considering running as independent. >> will more moderate candidates even an independent help or hurt president trump in 2020. sherri on facebook has a pretty interesting perspective she says it should help. shows they think like him so he is right. jillian: nick on twitter president trump will win re-election for sure. if trump will win 45 snats a blowout. rob: they may hurt some but trump has been doing amazing job so i think he will win. keep them coming.

jillian: time fort the good, the bad, and the ugly. as always, we start with the good. >> a 89-year-old girl is speaking out after hit by a car playing in her yard this surveillance video makes it hard to believe she survived. >> we thank god. a lot for miracles that happen. my goal is to get better with the help from everybody in the world. jillian: the driver claims he was fighting off an armed car jackner georgia. rob: that car was airborne. that's amazing. sign tises say alcohol can cause brain damage even weeks after you stop drinking. the brain of an alcoholic two weeks sober filled with white matter the scans on the right the brain of nobody ever dranch. alcohol can eeffect memory emotions and behavior up to six weeks after you stop drinking. >> a barber literally

setting a. he still burning. reportedly gets rid of split ends. the concept i'm not understanding. rob: you got gets to sit down on that chair and light it on fire like that. jillian: have a good weekend, everyone. bye. ♪ right now ♪ come on ♪ right now ♪ right now ♪ steve: come on, right now. ainsley: that's a great song to start off our friday. has been friday to you. no more alarm clock. steve: it's here. brian: why samm hagar and not david lee roth he doesn't wear tight pants. steve: good to know. brian: watch the music video. steve: we are starting our