man tried to give it to him. he finally took the ball. the orioles beat the white sox 9-1. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues. goodbye. >> i can only say we need to reach it at the moment. jillian: this is a fox news alert. sri lanka remains the city under siege as another bomb is found and detonated overnight. rob: fbi agents hunting for those responsible. live with breaking details. jillian: the criminals donald trump has been warning about, armed smugglers helping illegal immigrants right across the southern border. rob: the mother of all caravans closing in. is the us ready? jillian: the new law that would feature kids in booster seat until middle school. rob: getting to work every day in a booster seat in time.

"fox and friends first" continues on wednesday right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting your day with us. let's get to this fox news alert. fbi agents on the ground in sri lanka hunting terrorists behind his architect. todd: we are getting new information painting a dark picture of who the islamic militants are. live in the country's capital city, the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: yes, the death toll has risen to 359 in the suicide bombings in sri lanka. new details continuing to emerge all the time.

the government believes one of the attackers studied in the united kingdom and australia before returning to sri lanka. new footage has emerged showing one of the suicide bombers at one of the hotels just before he. himself up. we don't know about the authenticity of that. isis has claimed responsibility for the effect. certainly the government has said there must to be international support behind this. the attacks are so well coordinated and it must be can significant fun together continues investigations, it says it is relying on foreign assistance and in the us the united states is at the forefront of helping the investigation. >> the us government is providing help with the fbi unit down here. we are getting a lot of assistance.

>> reporter: the reports coming through that there may have been women involved in the attack. one politician in sri lanka calling on parliament, the traditional muslim outfit which includes the burqa and then the cob which covers the entire body and face. with this kind of outfit, it makes it very difficult to identify suspects if they are wearing those clothes. that led to that politician calling for a ban on the burqa. heather: the death toll numbers continue to rise, such a horrible tragedy and we will continue to follow it. todd: another situation at the border, shocking video showing armed smugglers helping immigrants cross the border.

jillian: the president's plan to keep asylum-seekers in mexico has its day in court today. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: new surveillance video released by cvp is troubling. heavily armed smugglers escorting a quarter mollen woman and her son on the arizona mexico border in the same area where hundreds of on escorted migrants were apprehended in recent weeks. officials calling it highly unusual and highly concerning. border patrol council president brandon judd has this to say. >> reporter: and strategic locations, absolutely stop smuggling organizations because we are allowed to dictate where this action takes place. it will allow us to force these people to go through port of entry, present themselves legally instead of entering the country illegally. >> reporter: the ninth circuit court of appeals, the administration's argument, last

week with the state issued the ruling did not evaluate dangers for migrants in mexico, since january 29, 1928, backed away asylum claims play out according to mexican officials. senior advisor to the president jared kushner speaking on a comprehensive plan. >> i tried to put together a detailed proposal and my hope is we can do something that unifies people and we present it again and make some changes. >> reporter: another caravan on the way. this one, according to interior secretary of mexico, the caravan of andre, the mother of all caravans. todd: this one is the mother. chris has been down there, these caravans didn't look tiny based on what you were showing.

jillian: a military orchestra greeting north korean president kim jong un who arrived on an arbor -- armored train to meet with vladimir putin. they will focus on north korea's nuclear program. russian officials say they will discuss the positive trends from donald trump and kim jong un's previous talks. todd: a driver deliberately rams into a group of people, the youngest victim a 13-year-old girl. police in sunnyvale outside san jose say the suspect spent through an intersection and crashed into a tree. the unidentified drivers under arrest and not been charged. this was intentional and it is too early to rule out terror. a woman plunged 200 feet a her death of the grand canyon,

rangers say they got a call for the help but the 70-year-old cell before they could get there. this is the third falling death in the grand canyon area this year. officials reminding visitors to stay on designated trails. jillian: the brothers accused of helping jussie smollett stage a crime are suing the actor's attorney for defamation. the osuntairio brothers say the legal team made it seem like they led the attack on the attacker even though they knew it was not true. >> let me make one thing perfectly clear. the chicago and brothers told the truth. jillian: they claim smaller paid them $3500 to stage an attack. lawyers call the defamation suit, quote, ridiculous. rob: it is official. joe biden kind of, sources tell fox news the former vice president will announce a 2020 white house run tomorrow. he was supposed to make it official today but scrapped those plans. not clear why the announcement has been up in the air.

he will make his first appearance as a candidate in pittsburgh on monday. rush limbaugh says joe biden has the best chance of all the democratic hopefuls. jillian: but biden's party is standing in his way and hurting his chances with a far left platform. >> joe biden is the best chance they've got and he doesn't have a chance. they are probably, joe biden and crazy bernie and mayor pete, three wiseguys, two brontosauruss from jurassic park and that isn't going to sit well with the rest of this party which has gone so far left i don't think biden is putting off the announcement. i don't know how badly he wants this. you have to really want this if you are going to have any chance of winning. with elizabeth warren, promising free college and medicare for all and the green new deal, why is anybody going to need to go to college? nobody is going to need a good

job because democrat will be giving everybody a universal basic income. why does any of this matter? none of this is real. none of this can happen. todd: recent polls show bernie leading the left followed by joe biden and pete buttigieg. a fox news townhall in claremont, new hampshire coming up. jillian: a lot of people watching that. former fbi director james comey and his wife donate the maximum amount to 2020 president of candidate amy klobuchar. they each gave $2700 to the democrat's campaign. the maximum allowed during primaries is 2800. comey and klobuchar went to the university of chicago. todd: i would give the maximum amount to janice dean. you get the maximum. >> wasn't a beautiful day in new

york city? jillian: and we repeat that soon? >> i hope we can do that today. if it wasn't for the fact that we have all sorts of different whether we would appreciate it. let's look at the fact that we do have potential for stormy weather across portions of texas. yesterday reports of hail and damaging winds and tornadoes for parts of texas. we did predict that. the storm addiction center, no one knew where we could see the potential for severe storms and the same areas, the shift is eastward on the gulf coast so here's your severe threat today including the houston area towards louisiana and you can see future radar as the low moves toward the mississippi river valley and tennessee river valley so as we get into thursday the threat will be to new orleans towards mississippi and alabama. here's your forecast today. much of the country aside from

the severe threat is going to enjoy some nice temperatures. look at kansas city 69, 70 point, 73 minneapolis, 67 in new york city with mostly sunny skies and look at phoenix. here we go. 94. the rest is going to warm up considerably. todd: it is upon us. jillian: 11 minutes after the hour. todd: don't worry about it. jillian: happening today the president and first lady head south to address the growing opioid crisis. our next guest lost her son to apps overdose and she says the trump administration is the first to ever truly fight back. todd: the president sitting down with the ceo of twitter. what we know about their closed-door meeting when "fox and friends first" returns. ♪ ♪ losing just a little ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle

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todd: san francisco leaders approve a lease overnight to build a homeless shelter in a popular neighborhood as homelessness overwhelms the city with needles and feces filling the streets. critics considering legal action. construction on the temporary shelter could start as early as june. the median home price in san francisco over $1 million. jillian: border patrol agents find a crying father alone in the middle of a cornfield. officials say the 3-year-old boy was unharmed, wearing shoes with his name and phone number on them. he was traveling with a larger group that abandoned him when they ran into agents near the texas border. officials are trying to reach the child's family. todd: 15 after the hour. the fight to end the opioid crisis take center stage, donald trump and milania will head to

atlanta for summit on drug abuse where they will meet with americans impacted. jillian: ending the crisis is a major priority for this administration and here to talk about how they are making a difference for those who lost their son to heroin overdose in 201311 days before his 21st birthday, thank you for your time and speaking out about this. we mentioned in the introduction they are heading to atlanta. what do you make of what they are trying to do any attention they are bringing to this crisis? >> i commend the president and his administration for bringing it to the forefront of the opioid epidemic which is devastating our nation. very grateful for that and hopeful that now he will pool more tools and resources together to really go after this epidemic and hit the nail on the

head. todd: your son lost his life in 2013. look at the stats from 2015-16-17, the 2018 numbers are not in yet but if you go right to left on your screen, that is an awful number, to see that number jumped 9000 from 15-16 and another 5000 in 17, what needs to be done? >> those numbers take my breath away, thinking of all the parents. we need excessive funding, more treatment, we need addiction to be handled and treated appropriately as the disease it has in determined to be.

and every opioid script that is handed out, prescribed. turns out 80% go unused, medicine cabinets now become a lot of people's first drug deal. something as simple, the pouch that deactivated the drugs and is environmentally sound. >> what do you say to people who haven't been personally affected by this epidemic who were not as educated, what do you say about your son? >> losing a whole generation, a thriving -- we are losing 70,000 a year and these are people that

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perceived as most progressive candidate. >> bowling found 60% of voters favor legalizing marijuana. they freed candidates to push. >> in case you haven't noticed a lot of states are doing that. >> do not talk to me about legalizing marijuana unless you talk to me about expunging the records of millions of people. jillian: cory booker has a plan to legalize marijuana at the federal level for fellow 2020 contenders who are cosponsors. with his focus on drugs at the border donald trump has been mostly hands-off. as a candidate he said it should be up to the states but the white house messages hardened. >> he believes we have to enforce federal law. this will be an issue for the democrats. they hope to use it against trump in the general but i don't think it will work well.

>> wherever the candidates landers money on the line. in colorado marijuana businesses reported $1.5 million in sales last year. todd: thank you. let's shift this issue to our facebook page. we ask 2020 democrats embracing marijuana legalization's, how a candidate stands illegal marijuana sway you? jillian: 20% said more likely to vote for, 76% less likely to vote for. it is 25 minutes after the hour. brewing controversy on starbucks needle disposal boxes. todd: we asked what you thought about the idea. >> they don't have to do that. address the problems of why they are doing drugs in the bathroom in the first place. todd: more of that produced by sarah friedman when "fox and friends first" returns. ♪

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todd: fbi agents in sri lanka hunting the terrace by the easter attack. officials confirm islamic militants acted as suicide bombers. 50 people have been arrested. new isis propaganda video claims to show terrorists pledging allegiance to the islamic state. jillian: we talked earlier about how more of this could be happening around the world. >> many battle hardened isis fighters have assimilated back into society, they returned home from the war in syria and looking to conduct attacks in their home countries. jillian: investigations revealing surveillance footage showing the moment one of the bombers walked into a hotel before blowing himself up. todd: a lawmaker proposed banning burqas in sri lanka because it helps women carry out the attack.

359 people now confirmed dead. jillian: now a look at other top stories, border patrol agents released an alarming video farmed smugglers helping immigrants across the arizona border. you can see right there, men in full gear supporting a woman and child. the so-called mother of all caravans of 10,000 migrants is getting closer to the us. mexican media report they could reach mexico city in a week. todd: a military reform for todd: in russia. the north korea leader just arrived on an armored train meeting with vladimir putin focusing on north korea's nuclear program. jillian: joe biden will announce a white house run tomorrow. the former vice president was supposed to make it official

today but scrapped the plans. it is not clear why the announcement was in the air. he will make his first appearance as a candidate in pittsburgh on monday. todd: more than 1000 tips pouring in about a new sketch of a potential murderer. investigators believe he killed libby germany debbie williams on indiana hiking trail two years ago. one of the girls captured this video the suspect before they were murdered. police believe he could be put hiding in plain sight. police release 911 call in the case of a 5-year make illinois boy missing for a week. his father called police on thursday after realizing his son was gone. >> we canvassed the neighborhood. local gas station down here where we would sometimes take them to buy treat. i idea where he would be. todd: they searched local ponds

and a nearby park, police don't believe a j was abducted. his mother not cooperating with investigators. jillian: fisher-price facing two class-action lawsuits, the company is accused of selling the product despite knowing it was defective and dangerous. 30 infant deaths have been linked to the sleeper over ten years but fisher-price only recall the two weeks ago. some children in washington state could be riding in booster seats into middle school. the governor signing stricter carsey regulations into law. changes include keeping children shorter than 4 feet and 9 inches, that will impact many kids age 10-12. the law requires all children under 13 to sit in the backseat. todd: i didn't know either. donald trump meets with the ceo of his favorite acts, speaking with jack dorsey had of the 2020 elections.

more on the closed door meeting. inquiring minds want to know. >> reporter: it would be amazing to know what went on but we found out after the meeting that twitter ceo jack dorsey and donald trump and other twitter executives met and you see the picture. after the meeting donald trump tweeted great meeting at the white house with jack from twitter. lots of subjects discussed regarding their platform and the world of social media, look forward to keeping an open dialogue. just ahead of the meeting donald trump took to twitter to complain about the social media sites complaining there was bias against republicans, blasting twitter as well. interesting contradiction but the white house did say the two sides they were able to discuss ahead of the presidential election, protecting the health of the public conversation and moving forward with efforts for

the opioid crisis. todd: and overall feel of being called to the principal's office to a certain extent. look at me. todd: i was very shy and quite. walgreens and right aid raising the age of tobacco. >> starting september 1st you have to be 21 years old if you want to buy any tobacco products from walgreens or right aid. the fda put walgreens on notice in february accusing it of violating rules prohibiting selling cigarettes and other tobacco products to those who are underage. walgreens was one of the top violators when it comes to selling products to minors. the fda said 22% of walgreens locations were found to be selling those products to minors. this is walgreens, their effort to step up to put into place new policies. todd: i get it but if you fight and die for your country shouldn't you be able to have a

smoke? todd: the underage one. jillian: starbucks is causing a stir, to install needle disposal boxes inside bathrooms. they have oregon up in 25 markets across the country. todd: the move is to protect the employees who clean those bathrooms but what do customers think? i took to the street to find out. starbucks has a new policy putting needle disposal boxes in its locations. do you think that is a good idea or bad idea? >> needle disposal boxes? i would say no. i don't know how sanitary that is. a bad idea. people do drugs in the bathroom, they shouldn't be doing drugs in the bathroom. todd: is that a good idea or bad idea? you answered it. >> a bad example of everything people should stop doing.

todd: good idea or bad idea? >> i don't think it is a good idea. >> they don't have to do that. they should address the problem of why they are doing drugs in the bathroom in the first place. >> no one using drugs, a good idea to have safety. todd: you think that is a good idea or bad idea? >> bad idea. seems like it is promoting it instead of bringing it into the establishment where people aren't involved in that type of behavior. >> probably a good idea to get them off the streets. still in might play with them. >> just the idea that is happening in this country. todd: the argument for putting the boxes and is from the employees who are saying we go in these bathrooms and there are needles all over the place and we don't want to hurt ourselves. >> put them in. todd: you change your mind? you think employee safety rises

above all else? >> i am in. todd: that last young woman we spoke to is a microcosm of the issue. it is not an open and shut case. think of those employees dealing with a problem and the overarching thing, taking them to starbucks, they want to bring them into an environment like that. by this summer starbucks hopes to have needle boxes in all areas where there is a demand. we reached out to the coffee chain for additional comment and have not heard back. 37 minutes after the hour. pop quiz. usually say okay. that makes me feel better. what is too far left even for h cher? >> would you enfranchise people at the boston marathon bomber? >> the right to vote is inherent to our democracy, yes, even for terrible people.

todd: the singer just sounded off on bernie, her fighting words next. ♪

heather: cher is calling out bernie sanders about voting rights for convicted felons. >> you said you believe people with felony records should be allowed to vote in prison. does this mean you would support and franchising people like the boston marathon bomber? >> i think the right to vote is inherent to our democracy, even for terrible people. todd: carly shimkus is not a terrible person but has serious xm 115 here.

>> good morning. the fallout over sanders's stance on voting rights for convicted criminals, cher asks do bernie sanders believed childlessness, rapists, boston barbers deserve the right to vote? she is siding with the republican party on this one and many members are willing to welcome her in with open arms was one twitter user saying even she is beginning to understand the democrats are out of control. another person chiming in for once we agree. lastly, share comes out swinging again, right on. she is not going to be voting for any republicans anytime soon. she deleted that sanders tweet and apologized saying i would rather be dead than red.

todd: lots of opinions. we've done many stories about colleges silencing's conservatives the college in pennsylvania is going to be welcoming them. >> anti-trump college classes are bubbling up across the country, when university going against the grain, lock haven university in pennsylvania. they will be hosting a class that examines trump's presidency from both political perspectives. professor kimberly johnson wants to have an open discussion with republican and democrat students to talk about donald trump's presidency and what is going on in the country. to the ears of many one person on social media, they should instead of being bastions of liberalism. another person instagram says hiring more conservative professors is a better solution. this instagram post says every institution should offer such a course they accept my tax money. lock haven is left-leaning university according to johnson

but she says they were more than willing to have a class that teaches from both political perspectives. jillian: the next headline, dinosaur cat grooming trends goes viral. >> this tickled my funny bone. the latest grooming trend for felines has people turning cats into dinosaurs. it is, dino cut and they are doing their cats a service because they feel ferocious and now they can look ferocious too. they look less then impressed. todd: 44 after the hour, thank you. second amendment rights and who should get the right to vote, the democratic presidential candidates bending the rules. a constitutional lawyer is our next guest, he says no. jillian: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". ed has been watching the show

since the beginning, thank you for your support. >> reporter: you are doing a great job, 15 minutes from now a lot of great guests. tommy lauren, lawrence jones, katie pavlovich, the american kennel club's cup, the dog to the agility course right here on fox. that is why brian kilmeade is not here. he wanted a front row seat for the kennel club. he is over there. i am here with steve and ainsley. yankees, five games in a row. todd: driving into a road at the time i do, before we go, yankees participating in the kennel run. >> this thing is going to the dogs. jillian: see you in 15 minutes, stay with us.

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>> i would give the united states congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws and if they fail to do it, i will take executive action starting with universal background checks and renew the assault weapon man. jillian: if elected kamala harris will have congress act on gun control but does this go beyond presidential power? here with a less unconstitutional law, chris stover. can she do that? >> know. what kamala harris doesn't understand is she's not afforded unilateral power under the constitution as we learned in grade school. the founding fathers gave the legislative branch the ability to make laws but the executive branch which includes the

president and her administration, they execute the laws, the executive. they make new laws. >> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren calling to abolish the electoral college and other democratic candidates saying this needs to be reevaluated. and 12 states and dc want to overturn that. what do you make of that? >> this is an effort by democrats who were unsuccessful at the ballot box to change the rules that have been placed for centuries. the constitution lays out a process for the electoral college. there are different ways that can be interpreted.

the systems are there for them to choose from. they specifically chose one in which certain states are protected from urban areas and created the framework we have today. it was done purposefully and we should keep that in mind as these people try to change it to effectuate their political whims. jillian: the supreme court debating the census citizenship question. that has been a big talker as of late. one the one hand people need to know and get a count but people on the other hand make the argument that if you put this question on the census you will not answer truthfully and therefore we are not going to get an accurate count. what do you say? >> people go to that substantive policy question of whether a citizenship question should be on the census and for most

people that elicits a visceral reaction. a lot of people think why would it not be common sense to ask a citizenship question on the census? what is going to be interesting in the court arguments on this, it will come down to less on the policy question and more the process and how the commerce secretary came about adding this question to the census, the history of it, the citizenship question was asked on the census until 1950 and then it was asked to some people but not everyone so as a historical basis, you have opponents that are concerned about the impact of undercounting and federal accounting.

jillian: we appreciate it. todd: buckingham palace close, the president and first lady will not stay at the royal residents during their visit to the uk. buckingham palace undergoing massive refurbishment and cannot accommodate visitors. the first couple staying at the us ambassadors home when they visit london in june. barack obama and george hw bush stayed with the queen. there is a push to get to the funeral of a 97-year-old marine who has no family. decorated world war ii hero bob grant will be laid to rest friday. his wife of 60 years died two years ago. and others call for action that if you're in the nyc area, robert graham, united states marine who fought in guadalcanal, winning the bronze star and silver star, has died at the age of 97. he had no family. it would be wonderful if this

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>> god raises up men for what he has accomplished. >> in this i ask to you join with me in prayer. ♪ jillian: how about this? a millennial is america's newest multimillionaire. manuel franco claiming the third largest general hospital in history. more on what he won and what he plans on doing with that cash. >> at that moment i'm like no, no freakin' way. >> that was manuel franco's reaction when he realized he was holding a winning power ball ticket worth $768 million. >> my heart started racing, blood pumping. my blood felt warm. i screamed for about five or 10 minutes. >> franco was the only person to match all five numbers of the powerball on

march 27th. making him the single biggest winner in american lottery history. he said he had a good feeling about spending $10 on powerball ticketsz on his way home from work last month. >> i honestly felt so lucky i did look at the cam and i really wanted to wink at it because i had that lucky feeling. >> he he kept his mouth shutt about his big win. eventually quitting his job so he didn't spill the beans. >> the second day of work after i knew that i won, i honestly couldn't work. i was just -- i was sweating so much that i'm sure everyone at work noticed and i really wanted to say something to anybody there and i knew it was a bad decision and i pretty much never showed up for work again. >> as for what's next for franco, he says he wants to be careful about how he spends his winnings and he wants to help others out along the way. >> i just really wanted to travel the world. i plan to live my life normal.

>> rob: when you win $768 million, first time on national. can you say my butt is warm. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day, everyone. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ if i could find the way. ain't ains why in the world woulwould we be playing cher? steve: is a great entertainer. she is to the political left a very prominent member of the political left has taken a stance that even cher says come on, let's turn back time, we have got to change our mind on this thing. ed: enough is you have. ainsley: she even said i would rather be dead than red. she is going against policy of a democrat. we will get into that in a moment but she is