the network removing the cup from its platform in future podcasts. it was spotted by redit uses, the coffee was left by craft services. i watched the episode yesterday and i can confirm it is no longer there. thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: this is a fox news alert. another tragedy in the colorado community forced to relive a nightmare. two students inside their high school. jillian: we have brand-new information on the suspect. a major win for the white house on immigration from an unlikely place. rob: the ninth circuit ruling helping the president handle the border crisis is what this means for his new immigration plan. >> who would've thought of old white lady would be in front of planned parenthood telling people what is right for their body? shame on you. jillian: the elected official going viral for harassing pro-life protesters now

apologizing. rob: but not today. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: a lot of news to get to. you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up with us, straight to a fox news alert. one of the gunmen identified in the deadly colorado school shooting. at least one person has been killed, eight others heard. jillian: the shooting rattling the community located miles from columbine high school. jonathan hunt live with the developments. >> reporter: good morning. police have identified one of the two shooters as devon erickson. he is 18 years old.

the other younger shooter has not been identified by law enforcement. yesterday afternoon and into the evening police searched a home near the scene of the shooting. neighbors confirming that is the home of the erickson family. at one point police were seen telling away a car coated with disturbing graffiti. obviously they are coming through the social media profile of devon erickson and the other younger shooter, to see what may have driven them to bring mayhem to this school in highlands ranch. according to witnesses, one of the shooters pulled the gun from a car case before they opened fire in two separate classrooms beginning what was obviously a terrifying ordeal for students and parents alike. >> after everything that happened with columbine and all the suffering, this is happening

to us, you never think this is the reality. you want to be protected, you want their friends to be protected. >> i started hearing police radio, sounds like a kid yelling back and gunshot started in the hallway. there was a policeman yelling at the suspect, they were firing at each other. >> all of this unfolding a few miles from columbine high school with three weeks ago marks the 20th anniversary of that dreadful massacre. you might remember around the time of that anniversary hundreds of denver areas were shutdown for what police called a specific threat. nothing transpired at that time. a woman involved in that threat killing herself from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. we have tariffs visited upon another denver area school.

rob: thank you so much. jillian: asylum-seekers to mexico as they await their court hearings was a federal appeals court making the ruling overnight. rob: a major victory for the president as republicans meet to discuss his new immigration plan. griff jenkins live in washington as the asylum ruling is facing challenges. >> reporter: not only a major victory but a surprise victory for the san francisco circuit court of appeals ruling against the president on immigration related issues now saying the admin station can continue sending asylum-seekers back to mexico to wait to play out. the policies remain in mexico was halted by us district judge in april because it doesn't account for the dangers they face south of the border. a 3-judge panel sites mexico's

own defense of migrant protections, for the policy to continue. today, 3000 migrants have been sent back. serious risk of harm every day, the return policy, the policy would be in and it could fill up in the supreme court. the ruling comes on the heels of a group of drug senators yelling at the white house over immigration and plans to change existing laws. >> we had a really good conversation about modernizing our legal immigration system was we have an unsustainable crisis happening at the border. and so we need

rob: immigration customs enforcement arresting illegal immigrants charged with killing three people in a drunk driving crash, the mexican national ones deported was on bail in the us accused of plowing his truck into the family's california home while drunk. two parents and 10-year-old son died in that home. is 11-year-old sister is expected to survive. jillian: facing a judge in mississippi today. facing capital murder after ambushing officer robert, atkinson suspended in real life threatening to shoot up his high school, his brother also charged in connection with the murder, hundreds honoring his life outside the police station where

he was murdered. father of 4 planning to retire at the end of the year. rob: iran partially withdrawing from the nuclear deal. iran's president announcing no longer complied with restrictions on nuclear materials and setting a 2 month deadline for a new deal. mike pompeo is flying back to the us from iraq, an american aircraft carrier has been sent to the middle east to confront some uranium threats. >> we said to the iranian's the iranian's complete twice. rob: iran's nuclear announcement comes one year after the us kicked off some pretty damning sanctions. jillian: house democrats will vote to hold william barr in contempt of congress as the doj

ways asking the white house to invoke executive privilege over the entire mueller report if the vote happens. rob: mitch mcconnell slamming democrat for refusing to accept the result of the russia probe. >> they are grieving. they are grieving. there is a national crisis, they spent two years wishing for, did not materialize. the special counsel's finding is clear. case closed. rob: democrats are pushing impeachment amid the mueller report. jillian: according to nancy pelosi that is exactly what the president wants. >> trump is probing us to impeach him. that is what he is doing. every single day he is taunting, taunting, because he knows it would be very divisive in the country but he doesn't really care. he just wants to solidify his base.

jillian: the editor-in-chief of the washington free beacon calls policy's stance a catch-22. >> pelosi is walking a tight rope. she's like a gymnast. on the one hand her base wants her to impeach donald trump but on the other hand the public does not. she has to give her base the appearance that the democrats are doing everything they can close to impeachment but not actually crossing the line. on the other hand she knows if she is saying she does that the public will turn against her. i don't know if pelosi is capable of walking the tight rope. rob: democrats threatening to hold don mcgann in contempt if he refuses to hold over subpoena documents, he was ordered not to comply. >> if you use ridesharing services be prepared to be stranded today.

huber and lift drivers demanding higher pay, job security and regular fares. workers also accuse lift and huber of taking hefty fees out of the paychecks varying from city to city anywhere from two, to 24 hours. rob: the royal baby will make its public debut. the duke and duchess of sussex are expected to unveil their newborn's name for the first time. jillian: william and kate overjoyed with the news, william telling reporters he is, quote, glad to welcome my own brother into the sleep deprivation society, that is parenting. rob: the birth was announced at a post on instagram. the will couple insisted on american media getting in on his actions, awaiting gail king to be president, who attended her shower. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour. breaking down the new immigration policy and the late-night ninth circuit ruling on asylum and what can we

expect? our next guest says the white house's ideas look strong but do they have a chance of passing democrat-controlled house. rob: remember this story? a new chapter in this yearbook, censorship, censorship, stay tuned. ♪ is and even this. but i don't have to clean this, is and even this. because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. noso let's promote ourke summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com

heather: donald trump and jared kushner unveiling immigration overhaul in a meeting with a dozen gop senators. rob: no specific details have been laid out but the plan is to modernize ports illegal entry into the country and also end the chain migration system. jillian: the center for immigration studies joins us to explain what is needed and how it could be impacted by the ninth circuit ruling. we appreciate it. many people highly doubt

democrats will be on board. what do you think it would take to get support for this? >> i don't think there is any way democrats in the house would support anything the president put forward on immigration. even if the white house offered to amnesty every illegal alien in the country and give them a lifetime supply of lollipops the democrats would not agree to the kinds of changes in this legislation. i sink this is more an attempt to set out an agenda the white house supports rather than actual legislation intended to go anywhere. rob: let's look at the republicans that were there, you see the names, what this wants to do is take the system away from allowing people to bring in their family, the lottery system we had and people based on what they can do in this country.

a merit-based system is what the president wants and he hopes to get the attention of people who are working because the point is you bring in low-wage low skilled workers it drags the price of labor down down down. doesn't make much money. >> no question about that and harder for some people to get hired if they are marginal people like ex-cons or recovering addicts. what the white house is trying to do is limit family immigration but then move most of those immigration numbers to skills-based where they take into account your college degrees and where this fall short is it doesn't reduce the level of immigration but leaves it at $1 million a year we have

now and it is imperative that there be some moderation, some modest reductions in the level of immigration. the president calls for that. during the campaign, but says the unemployment rate is so low he has changed his mind. the thing is when the unemployment rate is low that is when you don't want to import immigrants because keeping the labor market tight means employers are forced to look to hiring people they ordinarily don't want to higher. ex-cons, recovering addicts, disabled, single moms who need flexible schedules, teenagers, maybe not very good workers, all those people are hurt when immigration is high. jillian: family unit apprehensions at the southwest border in fiscal year 2019. look at that number, 189,584. you have story federal prosecutor sold the tucson grand jury that a guatemala man allegedly paid a family the equivalent of $130 to their 8-year-old son, children used as

ponds. more often than we should be talking about. what do you make of that? >> most people bringing kids across the border are bringing those kids but there is increasingly this phenomenon of renting kids or even recycling kids. they get into a country, sent back to central america and brought with a different adult and the reason this happens is because of loopholes in our law. we have a requirement that if a child, a minor, cannot be held in immigration detention more than 20 days and we don't split families because of all the political outrage that caused last year, if you bring a kid with you you are guaranteed to be released into the us in the more than three weeks. that is a powerful incentive to bring kids, your kids, somebody else's kids, whatever, and until that loophole is plugged we will

see more of this happen. rob: renting and recycling kids. think about that for a second. we appreciate it. 18 minutes after the hour. presidential candidates hoping to take down donald trump in 2020 but can anybody do the job? >> we have seen in the last year from the hapless democrats descends into ideological madness, that is your party, democrats, i hope you are proud. jillian: from abortions to guns to allowing prisoners to vote. how those on the left seem to be facing an uphill battle, we are coming right back. ♪ at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop.

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rob: planned parenthood and the lcl you our lawsuit after the heartbeat bill is signed into law. the controversial measure bans most abortions once a fetal heartbeat has been detected. camp says they will fight all legal challenges. the law includes sections for rape, incest and to save the life of the mother. jillian: this video the pennsylvania state representative harassing a pro-life woman triggered a lot of anger in people and now it turns out he has done this before outside of planned parenthood clinics. garrett is a democrat went after her and her teenage daughters in philadelphia last month. >> he came in yelling at us and was yelling very directly at the girls. we will continue to pray for him and try to do the right thing. i've ever come to clinics looking for a fight. it is always with peaceful

intent. >> since apologize for being aggressive. some state lawmakers are calling for criminal investigation. rob: the president enjoying his highest approval rating since taking office. jillian: they are facing an uphill battle, peter doocy takes a look at why the president's numbers are surging. >> reporter: so many democrats are running for president even the most experienced operatives are having a hard time keeping track. >> this is 22 candidates who are running. >> reporter: 20 to face a tall order, donald trump's approval rating is climbing, 45 is at 46% according to gallup, his highest ever and higher than barack obama at this point in his first term, historic black unemployment, 6.7%, lower than the obama or bush years. >> what are they going to do to beat that? >> reporter: joe biden is trying, he spent sunday with

primarily black congregation in south carolina. >> how critical the south carolina? >> google. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg wasn't such a draw. he scheduled a meet and greet in orangeberg which is 76% black but only a dozen people of color showed up in a crowd of 100. >> how do you plan to speak to african-american voters? >> by laying out an agenda on the issues, what they are asking me about most often. >> he insisted god isn't a republican. >> we should stop seeing religion used as a cuddle as if god belongs to a public a party and if he did i can't imagine it would be the one with the current president in the white house. >> reporter: he is having hard time denting mayor biden's bigley. his strength fueled by perception of his electability. and he is comfortable enough to laugh of the controversy that consumed the run up to his campaign.

>> very nice, thank you. >> reporter: biden's leaders big but crowds at his events aren't. there was extra space for supporters to move around in nevada, staged at a union hall much smaller than venues regularly filled by the candidate behind him, bernie sanders. jillian: some candidate so far left that some say they're platforms are unrecognizable from what they were in 2016. rob: dan think that is the new face of the democratic party. >> we have seen in the last year from the hapless democrat defense into ideological madness was we have seen infanticide in some cases, late-term abortion in many cases. we have seen kamala harris and

bernie sanders advocate for terrorists voting from prison, julian castro supporting 90% tax rate. he was before in selecting a takeover of corporate board rooms and bernie sanders suggesting your private insurance plan you get from your employer should be thrown in the garbage can so people like bernie can manage your healthcare. ladies and gentlemen, their words, not mine, that is your party, hope you are proud. jillian: joe biden has been attacked for being a centrist on topics like healthcare and other topics. rob: it is 27 after the hour. parents who want their kids to get a hot lunch better pay up. jillian: pb and j. ♪ that makes me crazy ♪ that makes me crazy

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jillian: top headlines this morning, investigators hunting for a motive after two gunman opened fire at a school in colorado. one person dead and eight others hurt. one of the suspect identified as devon erickson. officials will be holding a press conference this morning. rob: the us consent asylum-seekers to mexico as they await their court hearings, federal appeals court making the hearing overnight, major victory for the president after a lower court blocked the initiative. jillian: donald trump headed to florida, to the panama city beach area 7 months after storm damage in the wake of hurricane michael. the president will check on recovery efforts before and make america great again rally tonight. >> one tornado ripped through

parts of western oklahoma. tornado warnings issued in texas where firefighters rescued dozens of people including the woman who was in labor and in high water. jillian: hundreds of people stranded in cars and flooded homes with a foot of rain in parts of houston. some seeing damage worse than when hurricane harvey hit two years ago, janice dean is tracking those systems now. hard to imagine anything worse than harvey. >> we will deal with more heavy rainfall in those areas and got to see storm prediction center had this right on today in terms of where they thought severe weather would come together across the panhandle of oklahoma and texas and that is where we saw tornado reports and damage, severe threat across texas, louisiana, arkansas, oklahoma, into illinois, potential for large hail, damaging winds,

tornadoes and the threat throughout the afternoon into the evening hours. make sure you can respond in case the power goes out. future radar showing the system across the mississippi river valley into the tennessee and ohio river valley. behind it cold enough for feet of snow across the colorado rockies, parts of the southern and central rockies and look at the rainfall. same areas in and around the houston area, the gulf coast couldn't see upwards of 6 inches of heavy rainfall in the mississippi river valley. flip watches and warnings remain in effect. this will be an ongoing story. over the next couple days. jillian: you will have us covered. we will keep updated. the stepfather for missing 4-year-old girl raising eyebrows, a story about the so-called abduction doesn't add up. darien claims she was taken by two men who knocked him unconscious. investigators say that story

changed several times as we learn she and her stepbrother were removed from the family home in august for suspected abuse. child protective services started investigating after melia injured her head leading to multiple brain surgeries. rob: the united states and a navy hospital ship to help venezuelan refugees as they flee their country, hundreds of doctors and nurses will be on board as the ship heads off on a 5-month mission. they will stop in several countries where more than 1 million venezuelans taking refuge by colombia. fox news got an exclusive look in colombia where parents are taking their kids in hopes of keeping them safe. najibullah zazi -- >> people want to kill and steel for food. i was in sixth grade. how can i study if i can't eat and any second i could faint because i wasn't eating. there was no light or water. >> venezuelans are without your

healthcare as their country faces a political and economic crisis. >> voters headed toward rejecting an effort to decriminalize magic mushrooms. residents lifting penalties on possession of the hallucinogenic drug, the first step towards legalizing and commercializing a powerful and dangerous drug. of the ordinance fail supporters are vowing to try again. rob: a rhode island school district feeling heat after announcing they only serve cold sandwiches to students who can't pay for their lunch. any child who owes money on their lunch account will be served on butter and jelly sandwich but some parents a the child shouldn't suffer because the parents are struggling to pay. the district says it has $40,000 in outstanding lunch payments. jillian: 35 after the hour, 2020 contenders push the idea of

universal basic income. >> this is a deeply american idea. it is the left or right. it is necessary as our economy continues to evolve. jillian: the numbers are in intelligent story. rob: it would take america in the wrong direction to get that and more. ♪

the credit lawmaker who said this about abortion? >> from kids are unwanted. you kill them now or kill them later. >> he is running for u.s. senate. john rogers announcing he will challenge democratic senator doug jones in 2020, jones privately agreed with his controversial comments which the senator denies. alabama democratic primary will be held in march.

new jersey governor phil murphy changes his tune after facing backlash were proposing to take millions from a firefighter fund. the president of new jersey firefighters came on our show yesterday calling out the governor. >> really horrendous this administration is considering filtering this money. how you can sit there and say it is 6 times overfunded, i don't know where these numbers are coming from. how can you predict tragedies? every penny that is there is there for a reason. the men and women out there every day protecting residents of new jersey. jillian: murphy wants to preserve the $33 million he originally wanted to take the century-old fund, the money is used to help families of fallen firefighters in times of need. rob: stocks plans following donald trump's threat to raise the tariffs on china. the today drop might come as a surprise after positive investor

news, marketing record highs and barring a breakthrough these tariffs will be imposed friday morning according to administration officials. what does this mean for us china relations, the markets here to react. you've got these tariffs and they could be coming and a lot of people look at the situation. we had a guest on to bob's, if you are against these tariffs you are okay with china doing this to this country. >> donald trump has drawn the line in the sand and a lot of people including myself feel it is now or never in terms of confronting china for decades of misbehavior. the reality is this should have happened 20 years ago. someone should have stepped in front of china's subsidies which are illegal or state owned enterprises, they step in front of the incredible theft of intellectual property going on year in and year out. will we take a firm stand? yes the president will do that. what apparently happened is they got close on a day which confronted and took care of

these issues and the chinese began to renege. the chinese looking at donald trump, coming up in a year or so thinking he needs this deal, donald trump thinks they need this deal and economically it is more concern for china and the united states. rob: the chinese to steal our ideas manipulate their currency, make things cheaper and sell them back, what this country invented. what they do is very serious. when you think of it that way it is almost like curing cancer. the chemo will make you feel worse in the short-term and politically is tough to fix this but you will be better off in the long run if you kill this problem. >> it is important for a lot of sectors including the tech sector because as the chinese have gone up a value-added chain they got weird dominance, they are trying to take advantage of

that, trying to copy -- what happens is you going to china, they demand local partners steal your intellectual property and set it up down the road. it copies what you have been doing so it is now the case that we have got to do this. rob: if you are against you are only thinking short-term and not realizing the long run this would make it - jillian: they assume america will think short-term, they think we think in 100 days. >> we have president for life and every four years. we have a second topic, universal basic income and this is something we are hearing a lot from the left lately. one of the presidential contenders, andrew yang with bret baer last night. >> the way we make this dividend of $1000 a month work for all americans is harnessing gains from innovations and new technologies enjoyed by

companies like amazon, google, facebook and on and on. rob: we need to give everybody $1000 a month, tremendous numbers. >> it can cost 20% to 30% gdp done right. there have been a lot of trials of this in various locales, countries of different kinds and different ways to set this up but basically if you give everybody the same income, you're giving billionaires $1000 a month. once you start saying it is only people at a certain income level they are on welfare. the bottom line, the conclusion from this enormous study is it is either adequate and unaffordable or inadequate and affordable and that is where it is. rob: with all the automation and jobs disappearing something needs to be done. >> let's see about that.

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>> this is people talking. brian sims receiving back lash over this encounter with a woman peacefully protesting outside planned parenthood. >> who would have thought an old white lady would be in front of planned parenthood telling people what is right for their bodies? shame on you. you can give me her address and we will protest in front of her home. rob: sims after a halfhearted apology defending his actions. carly shimkus with fox news headlines is with the outreach online. >> that was a small portion of a 9 minute video. brian sims posted to a periscope account last week. the people who commented on the live stream were supportive of his attack but then the footage

went viral and debris comments began pouring in which is why he posted this follow-up video. >> i've seen firsthand the insults, the slurs, attacks and racism of those protesters and mostly young girls going there for care. and 2 wrongs don't make a right and i will do better. >> reporter: he has publicly shamed planned parenthood protesters before including a mother, two daughters and a young friend who he tried to dock or get public information on the internet. one twitter user says a lawmaker cares nothing about women, only enforcing his literal rhetoric. he is disrespectful into the disgrace. diana coming in saying rationalization for horrible behavior is not an apology. sims went viral last year for welcoming mike pence to philadelphia with a photo that shows him giving the middle

finger. jillian: this isn't the first time he has been in the public. >> some of the people, planned parenthood protesters, could be part of the people he represents. jillian: should be interesting to see her response. charles payne inviting aoc to a townhall. >> he is hosting a townhall next week on foxbusiness network. the central issue in 2020 and beyond, i am inviting you to explain why democratic socialism is the best system for the united states. the jokey reaction including this tweet, me waiting to see aoc on your townhall next week. another person coming in with a suggestion for charles payne, live this idea, can i make a suggestion to have people of different ages and backgrounds

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jillian: good morning from philadelphia. market area. i'm not sure. looks like a damp area. rob: rained overnight as it did in new york. right next door in new jersey a teacher accused of censor ago maga shirt is now suing the school district. district set take the blame for this edited picture that went viral. see how it's all gone there?

yearbook -- former yearbook advisor accused him of censoring him. she said the school told her to make the change. receiving death threats and denied her annual raise as well jill jail washington school district teachers bless muslim students in arabic during ramadan. threatening to sue claiming the seattle district is officially endorsing islam and guidelines from the anti-semitic group cair. the group is accusing the district of allowing muslim student to skip tests. their executive director telling fox news, quote singling out muslim students for special treatment is blatantly unconstitutional. rob: the good, the bad, and the ugly. a woman wearing pants will get the record for the fastest time overall. guardian guinness world record is reversing their decision.

they originally ruled that her uniform was outdated and did not meet the standards for traditional nurse attire when she tried to win this record. jillian: congrats to her anyway. unwelcomed guest caught taking a hilton head resort. look at. this he is mad. >> pool goers taking this video wrangled the reptile about six men were able to carry it away and return the feisty gator to natural habitat. that happened to me in hilton head a baby alligator and we were about to jump in and my mom said no, don't jump in there. rob: they like to go for a swim. a snake bites a man in the face seconds after opening the front door in oklahoma. >> ouch! >> take me to the hospital. stake me to the hospital.

rob: friend rushed him to the hospital. doctors say the snake was not poisonous. i guess hanging out there at the top of the doorjamb. jillian: that is frightening. >> okay have. a good day. >> right outside my classroom there was a policeman yelling at the suspects. they were firing at each other and that's what i heard. >> after everything that's happened with columbine and all the stuff and now this is happening to us. steve: this is "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. at least one student is dead and 8 others hurt after police say two students opened fire inside a colorado school. ainsley: one of the accused gunman named overnight, the shooting rattling that community as you can imagine. it's located a few miles away from columbine high school. brian: therefore they had drills in case something like this happened. jonathan is live at