you are our midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good might from washington, i am shannon bream. >> the office of the inspector general has a pending investigation of the fisa process. i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation. heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast investigating the investigators. attorney general william barr gathering a team to look at how the russia probe started. the bombshell developments just days before the mueller report is released. down to the wire, benjamin netanyahu with a razor thin lead, seeking a record fifth term. we are live in jerusalem with

election results. from hero to 0, the embarrassing attempt to rob a home run that ended in a safe plan. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ouch. ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ born free ♪ free ♪ like a river raging strong ♪ heather: love some kid rock to get your day started. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. going to be a busy one. we start with attorney general william barr putting together a team to determine what sparked the russia probe.

this comes hours after democrats tore into the ag for his handling of the mueller report. todd pyro joins us live to break it down. >> reporter: a wild day yesterday, lawmakers using what is typically a meeting centered on the justice department's budget to hammer attorney general william barr about the mueller probe, bar sounding off about reports that are team was assembled to investigate the origins of the fbi counterintelligence investigation into the trump campaign. >> the office of the inspector general has a pending investigation of the fisa process in the russia investigation and i expect that will be complete in may or june i am told. >> reporter: bar hinting the timeline of when the rejected version of mueller's report is expected to be released. >> right now the special counsel

is working with us, this process is going along very well and my original timetable of being able to release this by mid april stands. >> reporter: his testimony marking his first appearance since reviewing the major findings of robert mueller's russia investigation last month. house appropriations committee chairwoman firing back saying his findings released in a 4-page report came too quickly. >> he explained what was very puzzling to me that 400 pages could have been reviewed and the president states the report is a complete and total exoneration was factually accurate. >> hard to have that discussion without the context of the report. i suggest we wait until the report is out. >> reporter: one of the most contentious portions of the hearing. bar expected to testify this

morning. shannon: it will continue to be contentious. we have much more on that coming up. we now know the names of three american heroes killed in a telephone bombing. staff sergeant christopher slugman, marine sergeant ben heinz and corporal robert hendrix dying in combat. patrick shanahan offering condolences while saying peace talks with the taliban will continue. >> the ultimate sacrifice, we are at war. you see the casualties of war in parallel with a piece negotiation process. probably the best possibility for peace is 40 years at hand. shannon: 7 troops have been killed in combat in afghanistan

this year but we know the sergeant was due to come home in just three weeks. gun rights groups sue hours after bubba bubba -- pittsburgh bands military assault weapons in the city and allow guns to be taken for people deemed dangerous. the measure comes months after a gunman opened fire on a pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 people. critics claim the new laws are unconstitutional and city officials don't have the authority to issue such a ban. new immigration numbers to talk about, paints a more chaotic picture at the border. agents raising alarm bells that the crisis is worsening. griff jenkins is live in washington as the president vows to keep applying pressure. you know firsthand you have been down to the border plenty of time so you know what is going on. >> reporter: the president definitely bringing pressure,

continuing to retool the homeland security team as well. the latest acting secretary, claire graves, the president says this is not a purges democrats alleged. >> i never said i'm cleaning house. i don't know who came up with that attrition. we have a lot of great people. homeland security, that is what we want. >> reporter: the president making clear his tough approach will not include bringing back the family separation policy. patrick shanahan sounding the alarm speaking out for the first time in an exclusive interview with bret baer. >> the situation is deteriorating. we are feeling pressure to solve the situation on the border. it is an emergency. shannon: >> reporter: startling new apprehension numbers, 92,000 arrests, over 100,000 when you add 67% of families and

unaccompanied children, up from the 66,000 in february a hearing on capitol hill. border patrol chief rudy care ash says we are headed in a dangerous direction. >> at this place in my sector alone we have 260,000 apprehensions by the end of that fiscal year. on average we apprehend more than 1000 people illegally crossing the border every day. that is roughly the capacity of 17 commercial buses. >> reporter: as kirstjen that last day on the job there's a lot of speculation who the next homeland security secretary will be. other permanent names are emerging including chris kobach. we will see what happens. shannon: we will talk more about this coming up.

a member of the violent ms 13 gain pleads guilty for setting up the murder of a teenager he believed was a police informant. prosecutors say that the el salvador national planned a killing a boston part, he was arrested last year after illegally reentering the us. he faces 20 years behind bars along with deportation. the man who posed as a missing boy who disappeared in 2011 was want to stay in jail, he will be locked up until this case is over. after being found wandering around in kentucky the convicted felon told federal agents he was timothy pitzen, he was lying and was not the 14-year-old boy. actress lori laughlin and her husband could face 40 years in prison in the college admissions scandal was the couple is indicted on fraud and money laundering charges.

half $1 million in bribes, and felicity huffman admits to paying $15,000 to boost these dollars sat score. she agreed to plead guilty this week. it is spring, that's not stopping a major snowstorm from striking today. called a bomb cyclone, could cause two feet of snow, these things through tomorrow. if you look at these maps, st. paul, minnesota. that were the blizzard is expected to hit at any moment. if you are they are be aware and stay tuned, you have janice dean keeping up with what you need to know through the day. for the first time ever we see an actual picture of a black hole today. until now we've only seen simulations of the mysterious space phenomenon. international group of scientists has been observing them with a global network of telescopes since 2012. blackhole's form when stars

break apart so look forward to seeing that for sure. anything space related is cool. 9 minutes after the top of the hour. attorney general william barr turning tables on the investigation into donald trump's campaign. >> i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation. trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counterintelligence investigation. shannon: the attorney general's next three steps. >> i would like a hot fudge sundae. >> that does sound good. i will be right back with that for you. shannon: are you forced to put on a happy face on the job, you will drown your sorrows at home. the new study about work and drinking.

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>> i'm reviewing the conduct of the investigation and trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counterintelligence investigation that was conducted during summer of 2016. shannon: getting hit with an investigation of their own over the handling of the probe, under candidate donald trump's presidential campaign. what can we expect from bar's review of the case? here is station chief and fox news contributor dan hoffman. thank you for joining us. what was your biggest take away from the testimony yesterday? >> the attorney general has some discretion to make reductions and rightly so. grand jury, classified

information to protect sources and methods. the report will be out for a week. it will hold and wait to see what the report says would be disconcerting to me, we neglect the real findings of the report which is russia hacked into our election, interfered in the election by interfering with our social media networking sites. we need to ensure elected officials train sites on the real enemy which is the kremlin, the guy in the, vladimir putin and not just each other. shannon: you mentioned a the actions. he mentioned yesterday as he is working on these reductions he's working with the mueller team in doing that. >> that is important. he needs to make sure he is accurately representing the information in the report and respecting the information and ensuring he causes no legal collateral damage and damage to

the intelligence sources and methods. shannon: when it does come out it will be a color-coded system in terms of the reductions but i want to move on to investing the invest investigating the investigators which he talked about and said he would be doing and the inspector general is doing this as well, has been doing it. his report according to the ag out in may or june, that was new information as well. what do you think his investigation will include? >> it is important to assure the public the investigation that took place was done in accordance with the law. there is no reason we shouldn't have that oversight of those conducting the fisa and other investigations. that is an important part of this process and that will be completed by may or june but what vladimir putin wants sitting in the kremlin's we will use this as part of political

fodder where we need to make sure we focus on countering and defending and deterring the russia threat. shannon: with that thought it does appear vladimir putin has won because look at the chaos that has ensued since the election. >> he injected a virus into our political system and there are some including my old boss, former director cia john brennan who in my view was a willful carrier of that virus and all he did was vladimir putin's bidding by in my view sparking greater partisanship with wild speculation about the facts. shannon: there is speculation on this we have to use that word, there are reports that ukraine claims it has evidence of wrongdoing by us democrats but the doj doesn't want it. what have you heard about this and what are your thoughts? >> i read the piece by john solomon, an outstanding

investigative journalist and it is an important issue. i think john was ringing alarm bells. this is twisted in ukraine's political system. there are issues in ukraine. we need to be in a mistrust but verify phase. i was looking with great concern at those who said there was evidence of collusion with the trump campaign when there was none. we need to be prudent in this case as well. shannon: if it would set up a situation where we have russia trying to sway the election in terms of the candidate they want in ukraine trying to sway the election in terms of the candidate they wanted. >> the world is interconnected and small so there could be ties in this case, some allegation

that $3 million was funneled to joe biden's son hunter. those are serious allegations but something that was claimed was the general prosecutor couldn't turn the information to the fbi, that is rather preposterous. we have some all of the world whose job is to take this information and verify and that it. let's see where this leaves. shannon: verify and met and let us get on with the business we need to do in the united states. thank you, we appreciate it. the time is 19 after the top of the hour, fireworks on the hill when a hearing about hate speech explodes in anger. >> i will let the words to the talking. >> unbelievably dishonest and he did allow you to respond to it. >> kenneth owens versus congressman jetblue and what

happens when a student goes to beto o'rourke's rally but doesn't even know he is standing next to beto himself. two big stories lighting up social media. moving is hard.

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>> fiery moment between candace owens and california congressman ted do. this went down at a congressional hearing regarding hate speech. it started when congressman lou pulled out a cell phone and played a small portion of the controversial comment owens made about hitler and nationalism but no one c cherry picked a line to make her look bad. this controversy spilling over to social media when owens's employer responded saying ted and every media outlet should be ashamed of themselves for mischaracterizing candace owens as someone who legitimizes adolf hitler. candace was legitimizing nationalism, not the atrocities inside and outside germany. commerce lose said candace owens clearly stated the following, if hitler just wanted to make germany great and have things run well, fine.

the problem is he wanted to have dreams outside germany, those are her own words. the top trending topic on twitter nationwide. one twitter user says your firmness in your response is spot on but taylor says to, bringing the receipt which said he brought proof to support his point. shannon: an interesting thing was how nadler responded to her as well. >> she is a firecracker but the controversial comments about hitler something going on for a while. controversial stuff. >> beto o'rourke, a college student standing beside him didn't know who he was.

>> he is a politician that is privileged enough to go by one name. some people are having trouble putting a face to said name. watch this. >> my friend matt who i met in the men's room as we were washing hands and he said are you here to see beto? i said yes i am. thank you for being here. i was wearing a hat. you couldn't tell. heather: joy says a story to tell your grandkids, perfectly understandable if he was not standing on the bathroom counter. university of iowa student, he was a superpolite guy and happy to meet beto o'rourke. >> i'm here to meet robert. heather: border patrol leaders

baking congress for help as the migrant crisis grows by the day. >> the fact is rgb is receiving caravan equivalent numbers every 7 days. heather: ralph norman says democrats are ignoring the fact. he joins us live next. to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7.

heather: we now know the names of three marines killed in the taliban and bombing. sergeant ben heinz, corporal robert hendrix died in combat. sergeant, by testifying on capitol hill and the senate

homeland security, he gets a firsthand look at how bad the crisis at the border has gotten. the chief border patrol agent in the rio grande valley says immigrants from 50 countries have been caught trying to sneak into the us. >> much media attention is focused on caravans from central america but the fact is rgb is receiving caravan equivalent numbers of migrants every 7 days. heather: congressman ralph norman is a member of the house freedom caucus. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. you've been to the border and we talked before, the latest numbers, what do you think? >> staggering. and 800% increase, 2013, look at the numbers, the amazing factor is 67% of those our families

with children in this country can't continue to take these numbers in and if you look what happened in the past, the catch and release, they go all over the country and you have no way to track them. these are people who have not paid into the system. it is not right. heather: let's look at the numbers, the march border apprehensions and what is referred to as inadmissible. you mentioned the family units, 53,000 single adults, look at the unaccompanied children, the overall total including all these numbers, 103,000, that is in march alone. we can't handle that. >> we can't handle it. it is -- i'm glad the president is not kicking the can down the road. he is making efforts and bernie

sanders has come online to say he doesn't agree with open borders which is a change from what he said in the past. shannon: let's listen to what he had to say. >> you open the borders, there is a lot of poverty in this world. i don't think it is something we can do at this point. heather: is that the beginning of democrats maybe acknowledging there is a very real crisis at the border? >> don't know that is that or if he is trying to differentiate himself from the other candidates. i have yet to talk to a democrat who has been to the border. i am sure they have but i haven't talked to one that has been there is i haven't a congressman, to see what we saw and come away with an opinion as sanders came around to is pretty shocking. heather: after another ninth

circuit blocked the border response from the white house where do these asylum-seekers go? >> can't go back to mexico according to the judge. catch and release, they blend in and get lost in the country and if you talk to morgan this country can't afford to keep doing this. we have to change, deal with it, catch and release got to be stopped at some point and the numbers add up to a crisis and thank god donald trump is addressing it. heather: i was listening to mark morgan talk about that and he said under the obama administration family situations happen and the trump administration, neither one has a specific family separation policy. donald trump is following the law. >> i talked to mark morgan

directly and he says the separation that has been publicized so much -- this mass numbers of people nobody wants to see family separated from children but they want to protect the children and this isn't something the trump administration started. it has been publicized but does a bit -- heather: the changes going on in the department of homeland security, the acting deputy saying they will step down. is this unusual? do you see a problem with the changeover? >> know. 230,000 people in an agency that is a pressure cooker. i think you will see people, it is a short-lived job to be honest with you. whoever takes it on, a task that is not an easy one to do.

heather: thanks for joining us, appreciate your time this morning. canada dealing with asylum-seekers, the bill will allow canadian border officers to reject asylum claims if the applicant made a claim in another country including the us. refugee advocates say the changes violate human rights detection. last year 20,000 illegals cross into canada from the us. we will see what democrats say about that. teresa may meeting with european leaders to request another delay of brexit. the uk prime minister expected to ask for an extension until late june. the original plan to leave the eu was delayed once have to -- parliament rejected may's deal three times. another extension is not given, there is an abrupt departure on friday.

one of donald trump's strongest allies headed toward reelection in israel. benjamin netanyahu and his challenger claiming victory, netanyahu hoping to secure a fifth term following a vote viewed as a referendum on his administration. we have the very latest. >> reporter: after the exit polls were released it appeared to be a closer race than it turned out to be. the official results in this morning, benjamin in your is likely to surface term in office after all the votes have been counted. netanyahu's include party became the largest, by 10,000 votes. this one gives netanyahu a large advantage in forming a coalition government in the next month and a half. the prime minister will have 42 days with other smaller parties to reach 61 seats in the majority. last night during his victory

speech in tel aviv netanyahu confirmed he began making calls to garner support from other parties. his opponent, the blue and white party declared victory last night after seeing a lead in exit polls. the call for unity government did not allow working for netanyahu's party once the outcome. strong foreign relationships with countries like russia and the united states, a growing economy gave netanyahu a basis of support in this race was the election the scene as a referendum on the prime minister, likely to increase his ability to govern. with that said, the prime minister is facing charges on bribery and corruption, his ability to lead more difficult in the future but for now a major success in victory for netanyahu and his party. heather: thank you. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. anti-vaccine parents being

blamed for a nationwide measles outbreak that is about to break a record. doctor mark siegel says it is time to start fearing the virus, not the vaccine. he joins us live next. ♪

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local law enforcement from cooperating with ice. there are no known sanctuary cities in arkansas. 78 cases of the measles have been reported nationwide since just last week. 78, american contract atop its 2014 record for largest measles outbreak, new york city declaring a public health emergency ordering mandatory vaccinations in some areas which are to weigh in, fox news medical contributor doctor mark siegel. so great to see you. 19 states reporting measles this year. what is going on? >> if this continues in this way, 455 cases to for year, we will end up with measles having a foothold on the united states which it hasn't had since 2000. we have only seen measles cases

here because travelers bring them in and the unvaccinated spread them like wildfire, 90% chance he will get measles if you haven't been vaccinated. if we keep vaccine noncompliance and dollars fear about vaccines measles will get a foothold. heather: why the increase now? are less people vaccinating their children, more people traveling? >> the second thing you said. because of noncompliance, orthodox jewish communities in new york and rockland county caused this to spread because they are responding to propaganda organization saying vaccines can cause autism, completely disproven. watch out for that vaccine. i'm more afraid of the virus than the vaccine. measles can cause pneumonia, brain swelling, it can cause death. we have seen 100,000 cases of death this year around the world. we haven't had anybody dive measles since 2015. if this keeps up we will see

death again. heather: what is your advice for parents with this measles outbreak? >> we should be or what measles is and how to look for it, look for the rash, red eyes, fever and aches, respiratory congestion, understand the main reason we are promoting this vaccine is not everyone can take it. it is a live virus vaccine. if you are pregnant woman you can't have it, if you're in for more elderly you can't have it. if you're immunocompromised you can't have it. i want to create a community immunity to protect everyone. that will mean compliance of 90% which we have not seen in this area. that is why the mayor of new york city says mandatory vaccines in williamsburg, without 90% compliance rate, you are not going to have the ability to keep measles from spreading. heather: the second topic, like great news yesterday unrelated to measles, there is new hope

for cancer patients calling a vaccine that teaches your immune system to attack tumors. here are some details on that vaccine. they are calling it a vaccine. giving it to people who have cancer. it is not preventative. but it is giving people hope. heather: vaccine means you're getting your immune system to attack something. in this case we have drugs where cancer hides from your immune system with checkpoint proteins but checkpoint inhibitors wake up the immune system and say there is the cancer, get it before it kills you. the vaccine you are talking about makes more immune cells so you wake up the immune system and you are putting the vaccine and get more immune fighters to kill the cancer. it is in early stages, the

vaccine, used to before without great results but combining these treatments it is more promising. heather: why are they calling it a vaccine? they think potentially there is a vaccine? >> it is possible if the vaccine works you could give it to somebody at high risk but all the vaccine means is how do i get myself immune to something? how do i get my white blood cells to attack something that could get me. you could take a vaccine before, during or after the fact. with the smallpox vaccine which wiped out smallpox you could get it once you already had smallpox. heather: any positive news? thank you so much. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the are. upping the ante, the business

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the shareholders are alleging security fraud violations after shares of boeing lost $34 billion in market value following two weeks after the march 10th ethiopian airlines crash. airlines have stopped ordering these planes. as of march there were no orders for this plane. boeing put that date out yesterday and for the first two months only ten of these jets have been ordered compared to last year when 112 were ordered in the first 1:45 thousand 18. yesterday shares of boeing fell by 1.5%. right now they are trading lower in the premarket. jillian: bank of america raising the minimum wage to $20 an hour. >> reporter: this will be happening over two your period bank of america announcing it will go into effect starting on

may 1st. they will be bumping up hourly pay to $17 an hour. until 2021, when they reach the $20, the total minimum salary could be $41,000. this is part of bank of america's commitment to be a great place to work and they head to capitol hill to testify before the house financial services committee. heather: bernie sanders expected to release a new version of the medicare for all plan expanding coverage to nursing homes and at home care, doing away with private health insurance. more democratic rivals cosponsoring the proposal, releasing 10 years of tax returns on monday.

that will be interesting. joe biden's potential 2020 running mate sticking by him amid allegations of inappropriate touching. failed georgia gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams saying the former vice president's candidacy should not be ruled out. >> we have got to be better but can't disqualify people. because they make mistakes. i'm watching the vice president and want to make sure he understands why they were uncomfortable. heather: biden says he will work on not invading people's personal space. the time is 6 minutes after the top of the hour. he tried to turn a can of corn into a 4 course meal. now this outfielder is paying the price on social media, the flyball failed, ouch. ♪

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heather: chick-fil-a gets an unusual excuse why one city is refusing to renew their contract, the restaurant taking criticism from the lgbt q community before it opens in san jose, california. city councilmembers claiming the chain is closed on sundays and airport businesses should be open 7 days a week.

lgbt q protests surrounded the new chick-fil-a which is set to open in june. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. at first the good. next are special delivery for some veterans, colorado va hospital with a baby shower for group of pregnant vets. the hospital in grand junction partner with local organizations to give the women baby essentials like strollers and diapers. now the bad. your job could be driving you to drink. >> i think i would like a hot fudge sundae. >> that does sound good. i will be right back with that for you. >> people who put on a fake smile at work are more likely to become heavy drinkers. researchers studied patterns of people who routinely work with the public and found those 2 had to control emotions at work were less likely to control their drinking at home. the ugly.

what might be the first attempt to catch a fly ball in baseball history. >> flyball deep left, back scales be wall and it drops. >> reporter: marcel face planting after overestimating the flyball. he was able to laugh it off so that wraps up "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: a major announcement from bill barr about the now closed collusion investigation. jillian: major steps the doj is making to find out what went on behind-the-scenes with russia probe. >> much media attention focused on caravans from central america. rgb is receiving caravan equivalent numbers of migrants every 7 days. rob: