he got locked out after his son kept entering the wrong password disabling it for 26 million minutes and there is no easy way to unlock. we will he will have to erase his data or wait until 2057 to access it. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. shannon: tuesday, april 9th, fox news alert, the taliban taking credit for roadside attack that killed four americans in afghanistan. shannon: rob: peace talks with taliban are aimed at ending america's longest war. hours from now democrats plan to turn a budget hearing into miller mayhem grilling bay -- ag bar for the first time since the russia probe and it. rob: will the pressure counsel himself the next? don't try to make a memory here. >> the beach where tourists who take pictures could face the

death penalty. "fox and friends first" continues right now. [applause] ♪ rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. let's get to the fox news alert, three american servicemembers and government contractor killed in a taliban bombing. rob: one of those killed a new york firefighter. the ied attack targeted the largest us military base in afghanistan. >> reporter: we understand those who died were in a convoy heading towards the bagram airbase when their car hit an improvised explosive device. nato's resident support mission in afghanistan conforming those

details in a statement yesterday. bagger mayor base supports the largest us airbase in afghanistan. nato confirming as well as those who lost their lives three americans were also injured in the afghan sources confirming others heard in the blast. the taliban responsibility for this, we have achieved that with caution of course. they say they send suicide bombers to a check point near the airbase. secretary of state mike pompeo tweeted his condolences about the incident. he says my heartfelt prayers to the families of the americans killed. i condemn this disgusting terrorist act. us servicemen was have sacrificed their lives in afghanistan to keep us safe and no cowardly active hair will impede our efforts to achieve peace. some us soldiers have been killed so far this year in afghanistan. the country continues despite

us-led efforts and peace talks with the taliban and. there are currently 14,000 us troops in the country. part of nato's mission supporting afghan security forces in that fight against the taliban but the taliban still holding onto several key areas of the country. fighting to control half of it. in recent days they carried out an attack in the west of the country, they are still dealing with that at all sides here including the us troops in the country are anticipating a spring offensive, possibly more violence to come. rob: a man is accused of plotting to raymond to crowds in a nice style terror attack here at home. he stole a u-haul truck with thoughts of driving into crowds at the national harbor in

maryland causing catastrophic damage. he wanted to attack washington's dulles airport but couldn't reach a check point. henry's a naturalized us citizen born in trinidad. use charged with stealing a u-haul, more charges are expected. jillian: a major blow to ms 13. 100 members of the violent street gang are rounded up and arrested. police in el salvador taking 117 suspected members into custody as part of a sweeping anti-gang operation. charges range from extortion to murder. the doj estimates there are 10,000 ms 13 members in the united states. rob: house democrats grow the attorney general on the mueller report as top republicans say more criminal referrals against the doj and fbi could be coming. shannon: todd pyro with what to expect in the capitol hill hearing. >> reporter: supposed to be a run-of-the-mill budget hearing is expected to be an

interrogation of william barr about his handling of the mueller report. despite the fact that he's likely to release a public version of the report in the next week or so democrats plan to attack his decision-making process and crafting his 4-page summer which many say exonerates the president but congressman doug collins says it is bob mueller the public needs to her from writing and part that it is a special counsel who was, quote, best position to testify regarding the underlying facts and material. then there's this. republicans fighting back against abuse at the highest level of the nation's law enforcement with mark meadows teasing more criminal referrals against doj and fbi officials in devon nunez saying he's ready to send eight criminal referrals to the ag on the origin of the russia investigation. >> to make sure they get the proper sunlight put on the mend transparency so they can be followed up on. the other two are more difficult, involve conspiracy.

i think a bunch of people wanted to be the next watergate deep throat in the fbi and doj and they were leaking and proud to do it and all conspired together and that is what we are asking to look into. >> nunez is releasing documents so us ambassadors conspired with the fbi and doj to harm donald trump adding charges could include conspiracy to lie to congress and the fisa court. >> donald from hosting the injection president at the white house today reuters reporting the leaders are expected to discuss tensions in the middle east and economic reform. human rights groups have urged the president to grill his egyptian counterpart about reports of systematic torture of political prisoners and persecution of religious minorities. >> the president hoping to ease tensions in the middle east by officially designating iran's revolutionary guard as a terrorist group. mike pompeo says this

designation will keep americans safe. >> you can't have peace, you can't have security in the middle east without weakening the islamic revolutionary guard corps. we are confident is increased pressure will save american lives and create more stability, more security throughout the middle east. >> jim hansen who served as us army special forces explains what he thinks this designation will mean for american troops. >> they have already killed us troops under obama they went ahead and captured us sailors and conducted propaganda operations with them. i don't think they will be as likely to do that under donald trump who is someone say no will retaliate. >> iranian lawmakers are considering adding the american military to its list of terror organizations. >> asylum-seekers will no longer need to wait in mexico for hearings in the us. a federal judge in california blocking the white house policy

claiming it lacks protections against illegal immigrants being returned to places where their lives and freedom may be at risk. the order does not take effect until friday giving the president and administration time to appeal. >> congressman eric swalwell throwing his head in the room for 2020. fox news getting a shot out as he joined the growing list of presidential hopefuls overnight. >> i see a country in quicksand. i'm ready to solve these problems. i'm running for president of the united states. >> you've got republican parents, they watch fox news. mom and dad can watch fox news. rob: he is the 18th contender to enter the crowded democratic field. shannon: baltimore orioles first baseman chris davis is the new mark for major league baseball utility, 0-47 on the season.

rob: 47 consecutive at-bats, that is tough. a new mlb record. since last you he set a league record for lowest batting average ever. can you believe this? this a big slump and he's only a couple years into a 7-year, $161 million contract. i bet he is sweating. >> sometimes it is hard to escape that. >> 9 minutes after the hour. hours from now democrats have their first crack at bill bar hoping to preserve their collusion narrative. will they get the answers they are looking for? our next guest is a former us attorney who thinks they are about to meet their match. shannon: blatant disrespect for law enforcement, camera, the search for this woman who you can see, tour down a thin blue line flag.

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are not available yet. premature to comment and he can explain the reasons he decided to issue conclusions which he should be doing, the american public has been very focused on getting an answer. he provided the answer but people didn't like his conclusion saying it wasn't enough and why this and why that but i think his letter should pretty much have brought a end to the so-called collusion investigation. rob: adam schiff a lot of democrats point to collusion in plain sight, the president asking russia to find those emails of the vessel in the sky at trump tower, russia collusion in plain sight but here it is part of ag bar's summary on the mueller report, bill bar saying the special counsel investigation did not find the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired a

coordinated with russia in effort to influence the presidential election and bill bar is still working with bob mueller on this, this is one of his biggest projects. if he was mister presenting bob mueller wouldn't mueller say something about it? >> of course. bar has a great reputation and a lot of integrity and he's not going to miss describe a report that will become public anyway but what we may start to see is democrats try to pivot to the last hope which is the subject of obstruction. bar said there was no obstruction. that was a correct analysis based on the fact the president has the right to hire and fire executive appointed offices and also obstruction has always been a crime of fabricating evidence or suppressing evidence or improperly influencing witnesses. these elements have never been

crystallized in this scenario so the collusion there is no obstruction is something that will get pushed back on but ultimately he is correct in his legal analysis. shannon: you wonder why all the people for so long have been very clear in stating we have evidence of collusion in plain sight, why aren't they coming forward? >> we are finding out there wasn't a criminal conspiracy. maybe there was a meeting in trump tower where one campaign wanted to see if there was opposition research on the other. that happens every day in every election. it's not a crime. >> mueller doesn't think that is anywhere near collusion or would have said so after this exhaustive 2-year investigation. you have nunez talking about eight criminal referrals to the doj looking into the trump investigation, the fisa warrants, there are eight names we are expecting. who do you think these names

could be? >> i think there will be more than eight names. in some instances your describing the global leak investigation. there were leaks all over the place especially in early months of the investigation by mueller and we've seen in cases if doj really wants to push a leak investigation get to the bottom of it. years ago it happened with scooter libby, andrew mccabe was involved in leaking and that leak was ultimately investigated and found to have established he was lying in connection with an internal doj investigation. the names we will see are the ones we have been hearing all along. i think there should and will be a focus, the fisa application where it appears there was important information left out. was that an intentional omission or misrepresentation? they will look at that and things like peter heather nauert he and lisa page, they and fbi people at a high level were

going to stop trump from becoming president. that is one of the most pernicious of all the things we've seen in the past couple years and that needs to be investigated. the kind of law enforcement effort to affect the democratic process of election must never happen again. rob: we will see if anybody gets their feet held to the fire. it is 18 after the hour. the ncaa title game ending in an overtime thriller. >> jerome picks it up, hunter takes three to tie it. rob: a fantastic national title game. welcome. ♪

jillian: one state is using a quarter million taxpayer dollars to law students can help illegal immigrants in court. at senile university they will give students credit for doing pro bono work for illegals facing deportation and refugees trying to get a silent. rob: a woman walking by goes to the thin blue line flag and ripped it down in oakland, california. police looking for that woman and the other who they say damaged and stole the flag from a local business. the thin blue line flag honors officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. jillian: march madness and benefiting way.

>> virginia with the all-time turnaround title. rob: the cavaliers winning their first ever ncaa championship beating texas tech in dramatic fashion. jillian: we knew history would be made but not in what capacity. >> reporter: neither team won a title game year ago. they were the first to the lose to number 16. they showed the heart of a champion. mohammed ali once said he would like to be defeated to reach the bottom of the salt with an extra ounce of power to win. the national championship in minneapolis, the second half double digits down. under six to play, not getting a big three and the free-throws, texas tech with 10 minutes left

and three under 15 seconds to go. virginia reached to the bottom and found this. beyond ray hunter, three point shot. ties it up. hunter missed the first, seventh for the night, scoring 27 of texas tech, chances to win but to do so, we go to overtime, first extra session, it took 11 years, texas tech laughing until two minutes left and hunter, a sharpshooter, 3-pointer with a huge night for the cavaliers finishing with 27. we saw how critical free-throws are. three to get them here. virginia a perfect 12 on the foul line and in virginia. the first time in school

history. the most outstanding player of the tournament, 24 points, virginia outscored texas tech 17-9 in overtime as we cut down on the ncaa tradition. crying following the cavaliers lost to maryland and trying tears of joy celebrating the 3-pointer, the final score, cavaliers winning the tournament which i saw on the repeat, trailed in the open round, 16th seed, being produced somehow and beat auburn saturday likely headed for the nba, what it is like to turn it around. >> trying to be aggressive. i decided to do this. >> down to one last position in overtime. it got away from us a little bit. we will bounce back.

>> reporter: he bounced back and can only do so like virginia. shannon: you got to play every part of that game. >> texas tech did a great job. rob: appreciate it, 25 after the hour, you and congress were sleeping, a ninth circuit judge decided mexico is too dangerous for migrants who await their asylum claims to be adjudicated. this throws a wrench in the border policy. jillian: their amazing staffing shakeups to get control of the immigration crisis. what comes next? live in washington. ♪ guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'.

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one of them is a new york city firefighter according to the new york post, this is what is left of the suicide bomber's vehicle outside the largest us military base, three americans were injured. jillian: william barr will be drilled on capitol hill appearing before lawmakers for the first time since the mueller report on russian collusion was completed. the hearing is scheduled to focus on the justice department's $30 billion budget request. rob: benjamin netanyahu passed a ballot in israel hoping to one of his term as prime minister is millions head to the polls, bb his neck and neck with his attorney general, and it you are you promising to an extra wish settlements if elected.

asylum-seekers will no longer need to wait in mexico for their hearings in the us. a federal judge blocking that white house policy as outgoing secretary kirsten nielsen speaks out for the first time since re-signing. more on the security shakeups and a big decision last night. >> reporter: judge richard seaborg from san francisco blocking the administration asked remain in mexico policy returning asylum-seekers as they wait for claims to play out, it was under her leadership they implemented this policy known as the migrant protection protocols. four months ago the border protection, the judge ruled the policy, quote, lacks sufficient protections against aliens being returned to places they face under risks to their lives or freedom. the ruling does not immediately take effect until friday

allowing the administration time to possibly appeal. no word from the doj but the president is weighing in on twitter saying ninth circuit judge just ruled mexico is too dangerous for migrants, so unfair to the us, out-of-control, the ruling comes as secretary nielsen speaks out for the first time since her resignation sunday. >> i want to thank the president for the opportunity to serve the country. i'm forever grateful and proud of the men and women at dhs who works hard every day to execute their missions and protect the homeland. i look forward to continuing to support them from the outside. rob: the shakeup continues. the us secret service director shown the door yesterday. he was among a handful of officials announcing partners and what appears to be wide-ranging overhaul of the homeland security team of leadership. rob: the president all in on border security at dhs.

a divided congress refusing to address the situation, what some call a crisis at the southern border but former dhs official james hayes junior reminds democrats the george w. bush administration saw a similar surge of migrants but not the pushback from lawmakers. >> we faced a similar situation when george bush was president. the difference was we had the support of congress that immediately passed funding for additional detention capacity, additional human resources, additional technology. i heard over the past couple weeks that acting secretary michelina in and chief of the border patrol were measured in their description of the situation on the border they are coming out and saying we can't take this anymore. resources are stretched. it's creating a dangerous situation and that is credible that some type of congressional

intervention, it really won't matter who is in charge, resources are stretched and it is becoming dangerous. rob: march's were apprehensions will hit 800,000. that hasn't happened since april 2007. >> the felon who lied about being a missing boys doing court, brian greeney faces 8 years in prison for making false statements to police. he claimed he was timothy pitzen, he learned about him on tv is wanted to get away from his family. in a suicide note his mother said timothy was safe but would never be found. prosecutors say the chinese woman arrested at mara lago lied to everyone she encounters, the woman taken into custody claimed she was there for a social event but was carrying multiple cell phones and a thumb drive with malicious software, prosecutors say

rob: phyllis huffman could face 10 months in jail after pleading guilty in the college admission scandal accused of paying $15,000 to boost her daughter at sat score, the actress writes i accept my guilt and with deep regret and shame over what i have done. lori laughlin is not on the list of people who have agreed to plead guilty in that admissions scandal. jillian: summer in half the country and winter in the other half. >> a winter storm brewing in the planes, could get over a foot of snow and yesterday 76 in new york and dropped 30 °. rob: 81 in the afternoon. >> cars are a little bit warmer.

and car thermometers. we can have a whole section on that. current temperature 50 in chicago, 46 in new york, look at that across the northern plains after the next storm system. to the southeast we could see the potential for severe storms today. large hail and damaging winds across the southeast to the mid-atlantic so watching that system. here's the next weather maker that will bring a formidable storm in the rockies, northern plains and upper midwest. this is through friday, 6 to 12 inches of snow and potential for flooding depending where the freezing line sets up but this will be a big deal through the next couple days with the potential for blizzard warnings. stay tuned, we will keep you up-to-date. part of the country dealing with winter, the other have to deal with potential for flooding and look at the temperature

difference on wednesday, 84 in little rock, 29 in market. you can see the difference between winter and summer. rob: summer in minneapolis is incredible. jillian: it is fantastic, you and your car thermometer. rob: 2020 democrats hoping to lure voters with the promise of a lot of free stuff. next on their list at least for bernie sanders giving felons the right to vote when they're in prison. jillian: are voters buying hours it a policy to run against donald trump? up next, to debate it. ♪

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rob: 2020 democrats campaigning on a lot of things, free healthcare, free college tuition, amnesty for illegal immigrants and at least one candidate wants to give convicted felons the right to vote. >> vermont, incarcerated people allowed to vote. >> that is absolutely the direction we should go. you committed a crime, you are in jail but you are still living in american society and have a right to vote. rob: what do you think of these ideas? here to debate is ron meyer and liberal analyst kathy areu. they are pushing for everybody who will vote democratic. >> they want those swing voters and they believe the prison

populations have swing voters. definitely about 2020. he has been against mass incarcerations since 1991 so it is not new for him to talk about the problem with incarceration in the country. the us is a country who incarcerates most of its citizens. one in 100 people are in jail in our country. that is a lot of people without a voice that cannot vote. rob: what do you think about setting up the polls and the voting blocks? >> he is talking about fighting for those in prison. donald trump actually reversed a lot of bill clinton laws and joe biden laws that hurt those who were incarcerated with a bipartisan bill that empowered people to get retrained and get jobs and get a second chance at

life. if you look at the president and congress they are fighting for this so instead of trying to champion that bill bernie sanders is trying to do something political, all about politics, all about votes. people are tired of having people running for office focusing on how to improve people's lives. if bernie sanders cared about those in prison he would try to champion reforms and make sure those people would have a second chance instead of just talking about how democrats get more votes in 2020. rob: i want to talk about that and free healthcare, free college tuition, green new deal many of them are supporting. are these realistic platforms? >> realistic platforms? rob: things we will see in this

country? >> wouldn't that be nice? don't know why anyone would be against having an education or wanting their children to have healthcare. these are all things people can get behind. >> you want your children taxed at 70%, 80%? >> taxes are not going to the right places anyway. we have bridges to nowhere, texas spent it all the wrong places. we know about that. rob: you want more money to washington because it has been so mismanaged? >> absolutely not. the money in washington should be managed correctly. everyone knows -- we all know that. rob: free healthcare and free college every day care, the next thing has to be free beach vacations for democratic candidates in 2020. i think everybody in the real world -- rob: let me make a point, republicans don't have a lot of

leg to stand on because $1 trillion every year, republicans lost their way on being the party of small government and limited spending. >> no doubt when republicans have control of congress and the president they didn't do anything on budget reform or long-term spending, didn't empower federal spending, theyu the next generation, democrat candidates, it has to be paid for. the next generation. rob: this show will always be korea, thank you so much. >> i could use a free beach vacation. establishment democrats versus the far left.

alexandria ocasio cortez was shown who the real boss is. >> i'm with jillian, whatever candidate gives me a free vacation, absolutely. >> kilmeade 2020. >> that would be great. coming up on "fox and friends," looks like another guy's turn to run for president of the united states. alec baldwin, is he serious about running? 14 minutes from now, great guests, judge andrew napolitano in the house talking about devon nunez, $150 million lawsuit against a big newspaper chain that he says done him wrong. and christopher scalia, the son

of antonin scalia and the second lady of the united states, karen pence. and miraculous true story on the power of prayer after his son ends up dead for 40 minutes when he fell through the ice. his mother's prayers they feel brought him back to life. we have a busy 3 hours kicking off 13 minutes from now. jillian: see you then.

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snub. jillian: nancy pelosi downplayed ocasio cortez's massive twitter following saying there are people with a large number of twitter followers, what is important is we have large enough numbers of votes on the floor of the house. nancy pelosi is text with bringing progressive and moderate democrats together. a job ocasio cortez has not made easy. social media talking about this one was christine says some great ideas and a lot of media attention for new young members but they haven't been in government long enough to be wise. learn a bit before you suggest how the system should work. a twitter user saying that's why trump won, democrats don't understand the pulse of their own party. nancy pelosi and ocasio cortez differed on several issues including the green new deal, proposal pelosi referred to as

the green dream or whatever they call it. rob: alec baldwin, one of my favorite actors, don't know what i think of him politically running for president. >> he plays the president on tv, he's wondering if he can score some votes in real life. if i ran for president would you vote for me? i won't ask you for any money and i will win. beating trump would be so easy, so easy, so easy. social media reaction mixed, when twitter user says that is what hillary clinton thought. frank joining in, running for president isn't make-believe like acting and this person on social media says the question isn't whether you can beat trump but whether or not you would be -- all the feedback he received saying these tweets save me

millions. is he serious or just joking around. the next question is our people serious when they eat their serial with water? >> daily dose of social media controversy, readit user saying serial is better with water than milk saying the taste of milk conflicts with a taste of 0 where water does not. getting the same texture, what it does not ruin the taste of cereal, thousands of angry breakfast lovers fighting back, to be fair eating it with skim milk is almost like using water. another twitter user saying to you drink the water afterwards? that is so gross to me. another one saying this has to be the most unpopular opinion in the world. of all the unpopular opinions on twitter this one has been labeled the least popular.

rob: just seeing it is gross. i find it offensive. get that off your tv screen, thanks so much. appreciate that. 53 after the hour. the uk takes unprecedented control of social media holding them responsible for any harmful content. jillian: not an ordinary fire on the field, the move that started this blaze. we will tell you about it when we come back. ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ it's been always burnings and squirrels been turning , it's ga! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. . .

jillian: good morning and welcome back. the u.k. is considering a crack gownel on social social media' companie company proposig legislation. failing to blockaging content like terrorist propaganda. some finding potentially reaching billions of dollars. hope it will force social media sites to quote clean up their act. rob: southwest airlines passengers, including myself, actually, shocked to see safety cards for boeing 737 max jets in seat back pockets. that's my picture right there. i took that picture at the seat back manual flight from phoenix back to newark a couple weeks ago. now southwest is responding to concerned customers like myself you see the max 8 at the bottom. they use the same card for the 737-800 and max 8.

i wasn't on a max 8. when i saw that halfway through the flight oh, goody. jillian: did you give permission for us to use that photo? rob: i did. jillian: that's alarming though. rob: i'm not too concerned i know the pilots are better experienced. still scary seeing. jill jiggle start with the good. u.p.s. driver he posts pictures with pups. the internet can't get enough. he has 63,000 followers. rob: next the bad. taking a picture like this can land you on death row. this beach in thailand 200 feet from the airport. popular with tourists taking pictures with social media the beach has become too big of a distraction for pilots. penalties will range from small fine to the death penalty there in thailand. jillian: the ugly. what's the best way to dry a

baseball field. pouring gasoline and setting on fire best bet. turns out not so genius idea. the fire department had to be closed and the field is closed for a week. rob: some guy in that town not the whole town. not very smart. jillian: have a good day. steve: straight to a fox news alert. it's 6:00 here in new york city and a decorated new york city firefighter reportedly among four americans killed in a taliban bombing in afghanistan. jillian: the ied attack targeted the largest u.s. military base there. brian: meanwhile supposed to be in the middle of peace talks. >> good morning, a husband, a dad, a marine. that fdny firefighter among four who died traveling in a convoy near bag gram air base according to the "new york post." the taliban claiming responsibility. that claim also a not yet been independently