smiling, pointing at the socks with wild hair. plan include this, establishing they are available online for refugee processing centers, mexican migrants apply for a time rather than in the us modifying the loss of family can $25. probably a different hairstyle be held together for 100 days, too. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". up to the current limit of 20 to "fox and friends first" days, adding 500 immigration continues right now. goodbye. judges to wipe out the assignment backlog which has jillian: a brand-new push to 800,000 cases with average wait secure the border. time of 700 days and changing we expect our first look at the unaccompanied minor policy lindsey graham's asylum bill. for central american children so rob: the head of the pentagon they can be returned to their sounding the alarm on a, quote, extreme situation. country of origin after screening. this comes as acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan tells brian kilmeade the president wants action. >> he said i need better >> it could have been prevented. results. it is unbelievable. the situation is extreme. fix it. that is why we are here. there's never been a lack of rob: honoring national police commitment to fixing it. week by honoring fallen heroes it is just with these trends and in blue. jillian: todd pyro has a message the increases, it is getting worse. from fallen families officers, >> reporter: you can see more of

the country is more focused than brian's interview on "fox and ever. friends". and find out in the coming days she wears usa on her jersey but how much senator graham's this kneeling soccer star says immigration plan aligned with she's done saluting the stars & that of the white house. stripes. rob: she is blaming donald trump. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: the us state department is ordering all nonemergency government employees to get out of iran right away. ♪ the secretary of state visited baghdad last week to give assurances that america would still support the nation despite tensions with neighboring iran. us citizens being warned not to travel there. rob: us and iranian officials insist neither country seeking a war despite escalating tensions. ♪ party in the usa mike pompeo says the us will ♪ only respond if it's interests rob: not going to acknowledge this song but did you see the are attacked. this comes one day after a new york times report claims the us break in the clouds? could send 120,000 troops to the jillian: looking at your face. rob: you see the end of the rain middle east and the president we've been having for four dismissing that claim. >> we have not planned for that.

hopefully we what i have to plan for that. straight days. that first shot of the sky. if we did, that would send a lot can you tell i am ready to play golf? you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this. more troops than that but where was that story in the new york lindsey graham set to unveil times? the new york times is fake news. rob: the us has deployed an brand-new immigration plan today targeting the overwhelming backlog of asylum-seekers. rob: officials call the aircraft carrier and b-52 bombers to the middle east as a situation at the border extreme. show of force to iran. griff jenkins live in washington with what to expect today. iranian backed militants claiming responsibility for attacking an oil pipeline in saudi arabia with explosive drones. >> reporter: expect a big push that limit images show the on immigration reform to come. white house senior advisor jared majority of that pipeline is in fact. kushner and stephen miller from saudi officials call a strike a lunch meeting with gop cowardly adding it threatens the safety of the world energy senators briefing them on a supply and global economy. broad outline for a plan that has been in the works for weeks, jillian: donald trump junior details were available. it is expected to address border security and back logs. will testify before the senate intelligence committee, agreeing the path to legal migration. to sit down for a limited lindsey graham telling reporters, quote, i don't think it is designed to get democratic session behind closed doors. support as much as it is to unify the republican party around border security. lawmakers threatened to hold him graham is holding a press in contempt after he originally

refused to comply with the subpoena. conference today to unveil his own legislation the interview will be focused on his testimony from 2017 about plans to build a trump tower in russia. rob: six confirmed that after a plane collision in alaska. the coast guard finding the remains of two missing people overnight. ten people hurt when two sightseeing planes crash, they were traveling with the same cruise ship, four americans, and australian and the canadian were among the dead. the ntsb is investigating what caused the crash. neither plane had cockpit voice recorders. jillian: family and friends will say goodbye to the teen hero killed in the colorado school shooting. kendrick was killed when trying to tackle one of the shooters was another heroic student, joshua jones, described how they worked together to disarm the gunman. >> we rushed in, brendan got the gun out of him. kendrick showed him against the wall.

then i asked brendan to give me my phone and i called my mom because she has always been a problem solver. >> the two suspects are expected to be formally charged on murder and attempted murder charges. it is unclear if the second suspect will be charged as an adult. rob: the nation's strictest abortion bill is closer to becoming law. alabama governor kay ivey is expected to sign this bill after state senators overwhelmingly passed overnight. the law would prevent women from getting an abortion at any point unless the mother's health is at risk. there is no exemption for incest or rape. doctor scott doing the procedure could face 99 years in prison. the aclu is vowing a lawsuit to stop this band.

jillian: the latest democrat to enter the race for the white house is being urged to seek another office. montana governor steve bullock could make a senate race competitive in a deep red state. despite the pressure he says he won't back down from his number one goal. >> from my perspective most importantly we wake up in november 2020 and donald trump is not the president. we've got to figure out a way to make that work. jillian: he is the 22nd democrat to declare his candidacy for president. rob: a quick check of the forecast, the rain is over now. >> since sunday it has been raining. rob: a lot of countries very wet this spring. >> we will warm up. we will see potential for severe

weather on friday, saturday and sunday. that's the important story. we have a system moving in to the west coast that could bring a lot of rain and mountain snow and it is going to move eastward and hook up with a lot of golf moisture and we have the cold air, the warm air and all the moisture streaming in a low out of the rockies, a threat for severe storms, we could have a severe weather will outbreak including tornadoes starting friday into saturday and sunday for the central us. typically the area, i want to use to start thinking about it now. we could ever severe weather outbreak with tornadoes so need to prepare now. here's your forecast today. fairly quiet, sunshine in new

york city and 69, certainly high 60s and our next weather maker in the west coast, those are the ingredients we need for a severe weather outbreak friday, saturday, sunday, wait a minute, here we go, bethpage we could see a little bit of rain friday but otherwise a good-looking forecast for the pga. rob: the weather looks nice. >> i will make sure it happens. raving my magic wand. you got it. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour, donald trump and john bolton working closely together on a strategy to address iran but is, quote, the mustache as some call him leading the president in the right direction? our next guest is the best way to prevent a war is to prepare for one. >> one time, one time, don't do it. rob: the winner of the nba draft

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breaking news, the state department telling all nonemergency staff to get out of iraq this morning. is this another escalation? >> it is an indication the trump administration is serious about a military determined in the region. deterrent is a paradox. we don't want war, we have to prepare for and that is the best way to avoid war. the trump administration center carrier to the region, patriot battery, missile defense system because iran has a regional missile they can point towards our troops and assets and allies in the region. the trump administration is a we will be prepared for conflict of that is what they want. heather: fantastic dress. and i want to get your opinions on that.

the trump administration playing with fire and all it takes is one person to go wrong because the middle east. i we that close to something going wrong? >> the iranian's playing with fire. they are at a major disadvantage between us and them. the trump administration has time and again used restraint. this administration has a hard time understanding is he a warmonger? does he want more? nothing could be further from the truth. you have to demonstrate you have to go to war to protect american interests in the protect the ability to have trade through the region, to close the waterways and to fuel proxies and unrest and terrorism, you have to have a response to that otherwise iranian this will have a free ride. rob: the senior advisor to our

president wanted a better deal with iran. looks like you are going to get a war instead. that's what happens when you listen to the mustache, john bolton. good luck in 2020. we learned a lot of lessons with nationbuilding, wars are very unpopular right now. he said good luck in 2020 hinting at that. does that embolden iran knowing we are so hesitant about getting involved in anything over there? >> this administration does not want to go to war with iran and this is not an administration that supports regime change. rob: does that let iran become mores or the terrorism they spread? >> economically squeezing them and you have this groundswell, they want to change out of their

regime and pushing for regime change, they are supporting the iranian people, that is something very different than what the united states did in iraq but i would say too time and again these north korean leaders tried to blame john bolton, are being tough on iran and restrained and a paradox of both being willing to go to war but doing so is last resort. jillian: is john bolton the right man for the job? >> i think john bolton is the right man for the job. a great job with iran, demonstrating the iran deal was bad for the united states. the obama administration pursued that they knew it would be unpopular. and nuclear blackmail.

and we will go back to a nuclear enterprise and john bolton has been helpful to his administration. jillian: 19 after the hour. police, the thrill of an accused drunk driver shocked to see who was behind the wheel. rob: at 12-year-old little girl, stick around for this one. ♪

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police on a dramatic high-speed chase. the girl crashing into a stop sign. police officers didn't know they were pulling over a child with 3 other girls in the car ages 12 and 13 charged with underage drinking. the preteen driver faces drunk driving charges. she told police she waited until her grandfather fell asleep to sneak alcoholic iced tea and steel his car. nobody was injured. rob: frightening moments for one trooper after a truck misses hitting him by just inches. that truck slamming into the police car app store sending

debris flying onto the roadway. the florida highway trooper walked away unharmed. he was assisting a family on the side of the road after another crash, no word what happened to the truck driver. jillian: as we mark national police week we remember hundreds of officers who die in the line of duty every year. rob: todd pyro met with family of following police officers to talk about their concerns increased violence against law enforcement. jillian: we got fancy last night and i understand it was a beautiful event. >> reporter: i don't mean to be hyperbolic but it was a life-changing day for me. you going with the plan is to what you want to do. when men and women died serving their communities it touches you and transforms you in a way i will never forget. check out an unreal day yesterday.

>> we don't take your sacrifices for granted. we will make sure the nation never forget your loved ones and the price they paid. in this room right now are 600 of the individuals who support cops. who paid the ultimate price. th of family members across the country. we are at the survivors conference and make sure they can pay their officers. >> they are wearing one of two badges, the blue badge signifies survivors who are coming back to connect with old friends. the yellow survivors in all loved ones in the last year. survivors. >> we go to bed in tears again.

>> when this event happened, it could have been prevented. it is still unbelievable. >> late christmas night. >> the story made such news because of the individual who committed the act. >> the suspect, unlike ron, is in our country illegally. >> you folks have to go on and live your life. an organization like cops to make that -- >> the amount of people coming out here and telling their support honoring officers, whatever i need. >> they were killed in 2018. every one of those officers, they are really hurting.

>> father of four. i asked him are you ever afraid of what you are doing? and what really happened and here we are. that is what we are. >> 14-year-old, you are only 3 years old when your dad died. you have been coming to cops. what is their role, helping people who just endured this horrible loss. >> keep pushing through. it is not going to get easier but we are here to help each other. our fathers and mothers and sons or daughters are taken away from

us. it makes us stronger because of the sacrifices they made and what they left behind. >> reporter: today, president and vice president expected to attend the national peace officers memorial. you heard those young ladies speaking just there. one as young as 14 years old and you realize that young girl had to grow up so quickly and you hear that in her voice, a testament to those raising her, it is sad nevertheless. jillian: i was a guest speaker and so many families of fallen police officers, your heartbreaks for them. your lives are never the same. rob: they have wives with young kids.

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rob: a check of top headline starting with a fox news alert, the us state department ordering all nonemergency employees to get out of iraq right away. us citizens being warned not to travel to iraq as us and iranian officials insist neither country is seeking war. donald trump shooting down a new york times report that the us is thinking of sending one 20,000 troops to the middle east. jillian: lindsey graham will unveil a new immigration package today to address border security, asylum backlogs and a path to migration. rob: an update on the status of

the boeing 737 max jet, breathing a transportation panel on the plane's safety approval process. the plane has been grounded since march after two deadly crashes. jillian: former vice president joe biden climbs in the polls being challenged by a political newbie from the left. rob: more on the democrats conflicting visions for 2020. >> a popular democrat with 5 decades of experience. >> best way to change it is to get donald trump out of office. >> being challenged by a popular democrat without 5 months of experience about climate change. >> i will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back to say we need a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives. >> reporter: progressives are upset on obama climate change advisor told reuters what we learned from the obama administration is unless we find middle ground on these issues we

risk not having any policies but biden believes the obama white house -- >> you never heard me say middle-of-the-road. i've never been middle-of-the-road on the environment. >> reporter: biden at sizable lead in the polls did not stop steve bullock from joining the field. >> i don't have the luxury of just talking to people who agree with me. >> reporter: he did that last year but at a white house event on gun control. >> my approach is with a gun owner. mylan-year-old son got his first deer this past fall. >> reporter: now his focus is on unseating trump. >> we need to defeat donald trump in 2020 interview the corrupt system that lets campaign money drown out the peoples voice. >> reporter: beto o'rourke isn't pulling that far ahead of bullock, the newcomer. he has slipped from a fundraising on launch day to 4.2% in the real clear policy polls. the trump campaign doesn't -- their plan is to brand them all as one. the communications director for the campaign says he likens the field to one big socialist

organism with 22 heads. peter doocy, fox news. jillian: we will keep an eye on that for now. one big city the first to ban facial recognition technology. rob: what critics are saying. >> reporter: san francisco is known for being pretty tech friendly, has become the first city in the country to ban the use of facial recognition technology including dozens of city departments including the san francisco police department. it does not include business as a residents. they will still use their own facial recognition technology and things like that. we've seen facial recognition technology coming under scrutiny lately because of the deployment, accuracy and concerns about racial bias. >> sometimes you are not in the mood to chat.

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they don't bother me but these two are being harassed every time they get into it. i always hear from the girls who say the drivers get on me the whole time. >> the problem is the music. rob: we have a lot of that. thank you, 37 after the hour. harvard hosting several graduation ceremonies for illegal immigrants. >> is this another example of identity politics on-campus culture? our next guest says this is undoing progress, not achieving it.

>> will come back. joe biden appearing to question the results of the 2016 election. >> he's in a legitimate president in my mind. my biggest fears he will do it again with the help of vlad, his best now.

>> can you be my vice president a candidate? you are absolutely right and now they have an investigation of the investigators, give me a break. gosh almighty. >> carly shimkus, serious xm 115. >> the same speech biden says what angers the most about the president as he has, quote, embraced every autocratic dictator in the world. things are getting chippy on the campaign trail and social media is responding. biden has no message so he has to revert to hate trump. nick says donald trump didn't necessarily win in 2016, democrats lost saying trump is president because the democrats didn't have a good candidate. this twitter user coming in with a rare message of unity, no matter the candidate we should be supporting all of them. come together for one purpose. joe biden says he will not

attack any democratic presidential candidate on the campaign trail and he's not going to get into mud wrestling with donald trump either. rob: conspiracy theories are okay. let's talk about this us soccer star who doesn't want to do the national anthem. >> he has knelt before. make an rep eno representing team usa during the women's world cup and she will not be singing the national anthem. she says i will never put my hand over my heart, never seeing the national anthem again. he has called herself a walking protest against any any quality or bad sentiment the trump administration has toward people who don't look exactly like him. a lot of comments pouring in on this one. go play for another country then. the national anthem represent our country, not just one president was another twitter

years are saying apparently there is an eye in team. she is seeing some support as well. in 2016 she knelt during the national anthem sparking big headlines when she did that and the us soccer federation changed the rules requiring players to stand. she released a statement saying she would abide by the new rules. >> words we find america's sexiest accents? >> kudos to matthew mcconaughey and mark wahlberg if that gives you and because those two people have them. listen to this. >> trust me you got to let boston work for us. >> a lot of lawbreakers in that town. i don't see a cop insight. >> you're welcome, ladies, texas and boston voted america's most sexy accents. >> boston? are you kidding me?

>> i love a boston accent on a guy. heather says i say this as someone with a boston accent, decidedly unsexy. i disagree. another twitter user said the accent is sexy, mark wahlberg. other than that no. unfortunately for my fellow new jerseyans the long island and new jersey accent was voted least sexy. philadelphia number 8 for most attractive accent which i totally disagree with. >> texas, the south in general, savanna georgia accent is kind of fun. boston. are you out of your mind? >> so many people -- speak with are not easily offended. >> i'm in the majority. i'm in the majority. >> the french accent is the best in the world. >> and british. >> i fall in love with them.

jillian: i'm sure they are very happy about that. thank you. let's check in with steve doocy with a wonderful new jersey accent. >> i am from kansas. i the midwestern non-regional accent. every frenchwoman you meet you fall in love with? okay. >> in new york. >> we are going to say something? >> just a tremendous accent. i'm on a train and i was mesmerized. just keep talking. >> french is one of the romance languages. coming up on "fox and friends" which will be broadcast in english, we will talk about the latest in drone warfare and if the saudi's have drones. katie path which will talk politics and baseball legend cal

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headlines for hosting a graduation ceremony only for illegal immigrants. jillian: someone wonder why they would single these out with a separate ceremony affair immigration status wasn't a factor in their admission to begin with. is this another example of identity politics on-campus culture? joining us is emma michelle. thank you for your time, what do you make of the school doing this? >> no wonder we have so much identity politics in our political discourse today when this is going on on college campuses in this example of harvard is only the latest. we've covered the campus reform for a long time, both administrations and students have been pushing for separating students out based on demographics based on race, based on identities. it separates people out and causes lack of understanding among each other and that comes from administrations like yukon when they several black only

segregated dorm but even worse when it comes from students because the students are supposed to represent the future, progress coming together, setting aside our differences. it is unnerving to see them wanting to go backwards and be regressive. >> it was interesting to read about this this segment because i'd was not aware this was happening and i kept reading the word neo-segregation. what is that? >> when people separate into factions based on demographics and traits they were born with which is on doing the work of civil rights leaders like martin luther king jr. rosa parks and others. they would be heartbroken to see students and young people going back and separating into factions. rob: they are segregating themselves. >> doctor king said we must live together as brothers or perish together as fools. that's timely advice even now and college campuses are

supposed to be bastions of progress where students set aside their differences, moving the ball forward. it is disappointing people are sliding back into things people far against for decades to get these things erased. jillian: back to the graduation conversation. look at examples of a special graduation ceremony for illegal immigrant graduates at harvard, north carolina high schools doing it since 2013, washington state had its fifth annual this june and sacramento state has been doing it since april 2016. is this something that should be happening? >> this is a trend we have been seeing, separating into factions but the illegal immigration parties new and this brings up important legal ramifications. this is highlighting people breaking federal law and that is not just separating out into

race-based groups but legal status and it does raise the question, what message does a dentist in 20 reward those who choose to break our laws and don't do things the right way, if a got to the proper process, the long process of becoming an immigrant and citizen legally. the steps on their decision and hard work and sends the wrong message to students. rob: campuses are becoming interested places. we reached out the harvard university but we have not heard back. thank you for bringing this to light for us. this guy really likes his fried chicken. and epic frank pulled on kfc. jillian: one man got away with a year's worth of free food. ♪ ♪ to finish her senior year.

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a man posing as a corporate employee to get free kentucky fried chicken. he said he was sent from headquarters to do taste tests. he would walk in suit. pulled the stunts off for a year flashing a fake badge. have him drive him there for a year in a limo for free buckets of fried chicken. he got aaway with it for a long time. draft zion williamson. >> no! no! no! jillian: yep, sorry. the next securing a third pick in the nba draft new orleans pelicans got the number one pick and will likely select williams. rob: the knicks will still stink next year. jillian: cookie day. rob: what better way to celebrate these timeless treats. this is one of the best

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