more carnage. you are all midnight heroes. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: is april 30th and this is "fox and friends first". a fox news alert, the face of terror. i emerging after 5 years in hiding. the caravan crisis is going global. >> too much killing in my country. >> you want to go to the united states? >> i want to go to the united states because it is a safe country for me. heather: migrants as far west africa and india heading to the southern border. the game changing rules just

announced by the president. shaking hands now off-limits? the latest target of the me too movement that has people shaking their head. "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ good morning. a little bit of a rainy start to the day in new york city. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, the face of terror.

isis leader baghdadi seen on video for the first time in five years claiming the caliphate is not crushed but very much, quote, still alive. calling the sri lanka bombings retaliation. benjamin hall is live in london with more on the rallying cry from the shadows. good morning. >> reporter: that's what it is, a rallying cry after territorial defeat of the islamic state and as he calls on more attack by his followers across the world a clear reminder from him that although the territorial caliphate has gone the ideological one remains and is still able to carry out attacks around the world. the video shows baghdadi in conversation with 3 others, it is 18 minutes long and he appears to be in good health despite numerous claims over the years that he was either dead or injured. he acknowledges defeats isis are faced in battle and said they will be avenged. he also praises the recent sri lanka bombings saying they were revenge for the loss of the

caliphate. however it appears this section talking about the caliphate was added in an leader suggested it was recorded after the rest of the video and that gives us a timeline. the state department spokesman says they are trying to confirm the video's authenticity adding isis's territorial defeat was a crushing strategic and psychological blow but the fight isn't finished. the us-led coalition continues to apply pressure to assure an enduring defeat. baghdadice 47 years old from riyadh. he has a phd in islamic justice and hasn't been seen since 2014 when he spoke at a mosque in mosul. since then he was thought to have been hidden somewhere in the city does the heartland east of syria or western iraq. a $25 million bounty on his head, intelligence services are trying to track him down. shannon: we were just talking last week about the

significance of finding him and we will continue to follow the story coming up. thank you so much. fox news alert, an army veteran is behind bars accused of pledging allegiance to isis and plotting to murder hundreds in california. he was arrested after investigators say he planned to attack a white supremacist event as revenge for the new zealand mosque attack. >> a case in which law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent on mass murder and stop and before he could carry out his attack. >> reporter: he recently converted to islam and spoke about killing jewish people and attacking police officers. he was denied bond it is due in court next month.

grand jury indictments expected, parents accused of killing their son. prosecutors pushing to strip parental rights from joann cunningham and andrew friend. right now their living son is in illinois state custody. police say the parents confessed to killing a j friends, wrapping them in plastic and burying him in a shallow grave near their home. they are doing court next month. donald trump introduces tougher asylum rules overnight calling for decisions to be made within 180 days on applications along with new fees. the changes are something texas attorney general kim paxton says are much-needed in border states. >> we have a massive rise in the number of people coming across the border. we know in texas we are the second worst state for trafficking in the country, the worst city in america and this mass immigration. >> reporter: the pentagon sending 320 more troops to the southern border to transport and process migrants.

as the president tries to fight the border crisis at home fox news is on the ground in mexico getting a firsthand look at how dire the situation really is. gifting can live at a migrant shelter with more. good morning. >> reporter: we were here in october when the caravan started coming and we are here in january when more formed but this is significant because this is 20, 25 miles to the north where all the caravans have flowed and they kept coming. in this area, more than 5000 migrants coming, but one thing is very different and that is the calls for open borders is gone global. there are migrants at the shelter behind me from bangladesh, nepal, india, nigeria, cameroon, many cubans, many haitians. it is not just northern triangle countries of honduras,

el salvador and guatemala. this shelter behind me is the one where last week there were 1300 cubans escaped, they are being detained. a little dark here in the middle of the night but behind the wall where they are keeping migrants, this is at capacity. it only holds 900, way overcapacity so people are sleeping in the streets, we spoke to one gentleman who identified himself as jack from india. here's the journey he made. >> i traveled in an airplane and after that i walked from colombia. >> you have been walking from colombia all the way here. you want to go to the united states? >> yes. i want to go to the united states because it is a safe country for me. >> reporter: he also said there

are hundreds from india in this area. but the goal is to get to the us one way or another. this man came all the way from africa from cameroon. >> i am coming to the us because i have a political crisis in my country, too much killing in my country. my brothers were burned in a fire. >> reporter: what is the objective right now for these migrants? they are being held here, detained here to get a visa. a few months ago mexico gave a visa to anyone who came into the country to try to work and apply for asylum in the us. now they are no longer giving that. there's a lot of frustration in the shelter which is overcrowded, not enough food and not giving visas to people so the situation is fluid and

not getting any better. shannon: griff jenkins live on the ground once again, thank you so much. we appreciate your coverage. it is official. rod rosenstein is resigning. the deputy attorney general stepping down may 11th. he planned to leave in march but stuck run for the completion of the special counsel probe. in a statement william barr praised rosenstein for his dedication to the doj. jeffrey rosen will replace rosenstein. 2020 hopeful joe biden is heading to iowa. the former vice president hitting the battleground state hours after slamming donald trump at his first official campaign stop in pittsburgh. >> donald trump is only president -- the only president who decided not to represent the whole country. the president had is based. we need a president who works for all americans.

the american middle class is filled by unions, by you. that is the story of america. ordinary people from neighborhoods like yours and mine go out and do extraordinary things. >> biden continuing his attacks on twitter writing this, quote, i'm sick of this president bad mouthing unions, labor built this middle class in this country. we need a president who honors them and their work. joe biden pushing to regain ground democrats lost in pennsylvania after donald trump won the critical state in 2016 but josh krauthammer of the national journal says joe biden's appeal to blue-collar workers doesn't line up with the rest of his party. >> this is as much a battle for the soul of the democratic party is for the soul of the nation. joe biden's home-field advantage, the union hall speaking to blue-collar union workers but that is not where the base of the democratic party is right now.

the university faculty lounge, focused on the wealthy and progressive element in the democratic party. joe biden's strategy is to say there are working-class voters in the democratic party and all the other candidates running more to the left, this is his chance to consolidate the 30%, 35% of white working-class democrats while everyone else goes for the other 55%. >> donald trump flipped three democratic counties in pennsylvania in 2016 to help him secure the state's 20 oh mike doral votes. donald trump hosting winners at the white house, the president is meeting with nascar champion who won his first title last year. he told racing website it is a, quote, amazing opportunity and the visit comes one day after donald trump hosted the women's ncaa basketball champion baylor university. the team gave donald trump a jersey, hat and signed basketball.

fox news alert. terror plot for do. army veteran turned isis sympathizer charged with planning attacks across california targeting churches and police. how the fbi was able to foil his plans. ♪

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>> able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent en masse murder and stop him before he could carry out his attack. all these plans were related to his stated belief in violent jihad and that americans should pay for attacks on muslims around the world. shannon: we are back with a fox news alert. and army veteran is under arrest accused of plotting a deadly terror attack in the us. officials say he wanted to kill

scores of people as revenge. lauren blanchard explains how the fed stopped his sinister plan. >> authorities arresting army veteran boiling his alleged terror attack plan which was to be carried out in the los angeles area. >> the san fernando valley man plotting a terror attack designed to inflict mass casualties at a political rally in long beach this past sunday. >> reporter: that man identified as mark stephen domingo, former soldier who served in afghanistan and recently rented his watch. he plans to bomb a white supremacist rally using explosive devices designed to cause mass casualties. he was arrested friday night after receiving what he thought was a live pressure cooker bomb but was an inner explosive device delivered by an undercover law enforcement officer as part of an fbi task force investigation. >> he allegedly purchased

several hundred, 3 inch nails to be used as ieds, and strap will, because the nails were long enough to penetrate the human body. >> reporter: he is facing felony charges of providing and material support to terrorism. federal prosecutors say his alleged plot was retribution for the new zealand moscow tax. >> reporter: law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent en masse murder and stop him before he could carry out his attack. >> reporter: domingo remains in federal custody and is expected back in court may 31st which he could face a maximum of 15 years in federal prison. lauren blanchard, fox news. >> much more to come on that story. other headlines at this hour. the mother of the affluenza teenager who claimed he didn't know right from his back and jail. tonya accounts failing a drug

test, she has been back to jail twice since her arrest in 2015 when she fled to mexico with her son ethan who is currently free after serving two years behind bars for violating his probation. he went to trial for fatally killing four people when drunk driving in 2013. a psychologist testified he was too rich to know any better. michael avenatti is back in court pleading not guilty to federal charges that he stole millions from his client was the former attorney for stormy daniels was indicted on 36 counts, charges include embezzlement and failing to pay taxes. he has been accused of trying to extort nike in a separate case. avenatti's trial is scheduled to start in june. you've got to hear about the story. could this whale be a russian spy? that is what marine experts thing, a fisherman off the coast of norway finding this

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>> washington senators approving a bill to require presidential candidates to 5 years of tax returns. and republicans call it a stunned, to keep donald trump out of the mix. >> americans file their taxes weeks ago but the controversy surrounding the returns of one taxpayer will not go away. 17 states consider bills that would allow any presidential candidate to make his or her returns public to appear on election ballots was the measures pass the senate if four states and even being debated by donald trump. democrats say it is about transparency. >> tax returns go to the core of your true financial interests and it is unprecedented for donald trump not to release his taxes. no one ever imagined someone would do that. it is a legitimate public policy issue.

>> reporter: republicans on the ballot qualification bills a stunned into washington state point out top democrats would benefit. governor j in lee running for president and his attorney general is rumored to be running for governor. >> the attorney general, the attorney general running for office. it is not about our state. >> reporter: states were elections, legal experts say they had requirements to be president. >> the constitution has spoken to that. heather: democrats are being hauled hypocrites over the issue. the bill's sponsor refused to make public her tax returns but says she would if she ran for the white house. we asked what you think of this.

is this fair to voters and comments are pouring in. roy honest grant writing the more democrats bring up stuff against trump, the more they make him look good. if you want to beat him, stop bringing a political accusation against him. is not a politician. that is his winning strength but someone else honest grant rights just show the tax returns. jeff on facebook says where is the law stating he has to turn them over? a wish list isn't a law. bernie on twitter says that would be the only way they can win. 25 after the top of the hour, democrats fighting donald trump's plan to send migrants into sanctuary cities but are they part of the reason they are coming here to begin with, sanctuary cities? president obama's former border patrol chief helps answer that when he joins us live.

>> look out top headlines this morning starting with this fox news alert, brand-new video showing isis leader baghdadi for the first time in five years commission rallying cry claiming the isis caliphate is very much alive. he also praises the sri lanka easter bombings saying they were revenge for the loss of territory and syria. donald trump with new asylum rules, decisions to be made within 180 days, new fees, the pentagon is sending 320 more troops to the southern border, transport and process migrants, 2020 hopeful joe biden heading to iowa, the former vice president hitting the battleground state after claiming donald trump had his first official campaign stop in pittsburgh.

biden tweeting i'm sick of this president bad mouthing unions, labor build the middle class in this country. we need a president who honors them and their work. sanctuary cities of long welcomed illegal immigrants with open arms. why all the pushback? now that donald trump wants them to take in thousands of migrants coming across the southern border. mark morgan is the southern border patrol chief under president obama and joins me live with more. thank you for joining us first of all. as part of the obama administration when this was happening, explain to people at home how many of these these in 2014, these immigrants, these migrants were taken to these very cities where people seem to be up in arms today. >> every illegal alien border patrol apprehends turn them over to ice. they were not always sanctuary

cities but ice has detention facilities throughout the country. since this crisis began in 2014 those individuals, those illegal aliens that come in are often shifted to cities that have these attention facilities so this isn't necessarily something new. shannon: it is not necessarily something new so why the outrage now versus very little outrage then? >> i don't understand, that is the question. sanctuary cities are absolutely a significant pool factor for the incentive package for these individuals to enter the country illegally. you grab a kid who breaks the law, you are in. they fully understand the rewards and shielding and protection they get from sanctuary cities from law enforcement doing their job and enforcing the law. they know that, sanctuary cities, why should border states be responsible to fit this financial burden when

sanctuary cities are part of the pool factor. heather: i pulled this article in 2014 that talked about 48,000 children at the time traveling on their own who were overwhelming border patrol. we have images from the obama era in 2014. we have seen images of children in facilities and cages. this was attributed to donald trump. we now know that was not the case but another example of outrage during the trump administration but not when this was happening during obama. >> another false narrative, political talking point. the so-called cages they talk about, were never designed for these kids. they were overwhelmed.

what they were trying to do was to take those kids out of these facilities that were designed for adults, not kids, and put them in a safer environment. in 2014 under the obama administration they were applauded. under this president the narrative is changed 100%. absolute false narrative, disingenuous and dishonest. heather: it is crazy, they are flying these people to texas, dropping them off at a bus stop, flying them from texas, released in arizona and released until they come back in how many days within 15 days, lots of those people disappeared. >> that is right and talk about the children, goes back to your first question we talked about. when a child comes here unaccompanied, wherever they had a relative we could confirm we were putting them on a plane and flying them anywhere in the united states where they have a relative so transporting

individuals throughout the united states. heather: ever roundups of these families that happened in multiple states. >> absolutely correct, absolutely. over 1 million individuals that come here illegally, receive new process, claims found to be false, received orders of deportation removal and all throughout the country. >> sanctuary cities being a draw for people to come here so isn't it time they put their money where their mouth is since their calls for open borders helped fuel this out of control crisis? >> absolutely right. the term open borders, absolutely a correct statement, not hyperbole or false narrative. these individuals know if you are from northern triangle countries and have a kid the united states southern border

is open to you 100% and sanctuary cities are an integral part of that pool and a good deal of these individuals end up in sanctuary cities because they receive sanctuary for being here illegally. heather: why are we at this point? >> because congress has failed the united states of america. congress failed to do their job. they could fix this in 15 minutes. all they have to do is the floor settlement agreement, catch and release ends and 85% of the humanitarian crisis goes away. this is that congress's feet. heather: i think they want to keep it as a campaign issue. not just this administration. this is gone on for years and years and years. we appreciate it. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. cameras on planes covered after

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heather: he told officials america needed another vegas type event referring to the 2017 mass shooting the left 59 people dead, many others injured in las vegas. he will face federal charges. we know in terms of his background, former u.s. army infantryman based in fort campbell, kentucky, served in afghanistan from september 2012 to january 2013. what would make someone like him do this? or make this switch? >> it is a belief system. the far left wants to make this out to be an nra issue, second amendment issue but it is a belief system, individuals, a variety of factors play into this but doesn't have to do with the fact that he was in

the military and great the we caught this guy but it is a belief system. if someone is troubled, do early interventions, we are not going to give our freedom away because someone makes a mistake. it is a combination of factors and it is not the second amendment, we are not going to get where our freedom is in the state. heather: we want to talk about another development, the world's most wanted isis leader, our baghdadi, vowing to a friend his defeated militants in a new propaganda video we have been looking at. what are your thoughts about this? >> it is good the president is taking this on in a different way, doing airstrikes, using strategic intelligence. there is always going to be a new leader doing crazy stuff in

the middle east. in terms of troops on the ground we are trying to hit these guys hard, doesn't surprise me and we will continue our strategy. it has been successful recently, finding some progress over that. heather: why is he making this appearance now in terms of the timing of it? we bring this up for people at home and remind them, isis territory in march 2013, basically gone. >> trying to look visible as they are disorganized, the success donald trump had with strategic airstrikes, leaving our footprint and hitting them hard. it is one of those things to look relevant. i think this is positive in terms of us foreign policy but this is what they do. always some new leader who is nuts, keep doing it and keep knocking these guys out until there is no more. heather: in the video, claimed responsibility for the easter attacks in sri lanka, claimed

responsibility totally with this isis claim of 362 total fatalities, 92 attacks in two days throughout 80 cities. isis on the run or isis taken out? >> isis on the run. we do need to take a good hard look at targets domestically in the us and abroad. we need to have armed security. it is a political issue and far left democrats are still too silly to figure this out. we need intelligence, hardened targeted need to be prepared when evil people strike. it is going to happen. we've got to be ready and stop playing silly games and not be ready for these things to happen in the states or abroad. got to be ready, that simple. heather: that begins with figuring out how and why people convert to believing in isis propaganda to begin with.

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need medicare for all. heather: they will the first ever hearing on the plan. does the signal medicare for all is closer than ever. the founder and ceo of chris jacobs. so what do you think? why are they doing this? >> the left hand doesn't know what the far left hand is doing. we have seen polls indicated the idea of medicare for all sounds popular but when the american people realize this will raise taxes by $32 trillion, abolish private health insurance and abolish medicare for millions of seniors i don't think they will like it. heather: it will come with a cost of $36 trillion over the next ten years, do you think there will be any indications how to pay for coming up. >> some type of report on

wednesday regarding issues surrounding paying for this legislation. senator sanders put out a manual 5 or 6 options of tax increases to pay for the house legislation. heather: it is an effort to make the idea more mainstream? >> perhaps. when you get into the details of the legislation they will see why it won't work and poor quality healthcare to the american people. there is a provision in the house bill, based on quality. poor doctors get paid the same as good doctors. what patient wants that? heather: is that what you expect to hear? the reality of what it will cost down the road and true facts like you just discussed?

will that be discussed? >> i hope it will and i hope this is why i am writing about it andsanders is good at talki bland generosity about making healthcare human right, healthcare for all, free stuff, everybody, nobody will have to pay anything. once you get down into the details of legislation that is when american people realize how that will harm them. heather: the congress or congressional budget office is expected to release a report following this hearing today in terms of the cost. >> that is correct and i don't think based on what we heard they are not going to say here's how much it will cost. it will be a menu of options, how to structure a bill. senator sanders is the ranking member of the senate budget committee. he should get the congressional budget office to score his bill if you wanted that badly but does he want to know the answer to that question.

heather: in terms of the 2020 run and all the democratic candidates is this a wise road to go down? >> i don't think so. the american people don't want socialism. this is $32 trillion of tax increases. there is one survey that says 71% of families will pay more under one version of the sanders plan than they would under the status quo. that's the policy the american people would support. heather: chris jacobs breaking it down. appreciate your time, thank you. handshakes could soon be banned in workplaces. quite a handshake there. according to an hr consultant employers could ban all physical contact to avoid confusion about what kind of touch is appropriate in the

wake of the me too movement and this has a lot of you talking on social media. nanette on facebook says human contact is what people need, whether it be a handshake, a hug, a pat on the back, stop trying to change fundamental human interaction. and instagram, when user says the hygienic reason, world travel, it should be standard practice. steve on facebook calls the step to a wrong direction adding a handshake is your word of honor. we have to have something to trust others. let us know what you think. time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and ancestry.com made some major changes, turns out their dna results might be totally off. a left-wing activist who says bible believers deserve to be locked up was just invited to speak at harvard. growing backlash next. ♪

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that is nice to see in dc. a left-wing activist who said bible believers deserve to be locked up gives the keynote speech at a harvard university conference, tim wise bashed christianity on facebook in 2015 calling the bible a, quote, fairytale. he avoided his language during his speech but spoke about white privilege and spoke that he was never asked to speak by ice. new york city's wealthiest neighborhood is about to get some new residents. a judge green lighting plans to convert a former hotel billionaire's row into a shelter for 150 homeless men. codecs tried to argue the building didn't meet safety standards. a lawyer says they will appeal that decision. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good. dreams come through for a 9-year-old boy with cystic

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