you guys are our midnight he is. we are grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 happening at 4:00 am a fox news alert. the plot to throw explosives at people flooding one of the biggest tourist destinations in the country, the suspect described as a little wolf who was just arrested overnight. todd: border on the brink, of fresh flood of illegal immigrants surging to record levels. can the white house deliver a deal with mexico? new signs that mexico might be willing to cooperate. >> a into a room it is like okay, who is in their?

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todd: carly switched her shoes so today i am somewhat taller, thank you. we have serious news to get to. thank you for watching "fox and friends first". carley: heather has the day off. let's get to the fox news alert, a man is under arrest for plotting to throw explosives at people in times square. according to the new york daily news the unidentified suspect was arrested by the fbi, described as a little fed will be in court later today. there have been at least four fail the tax against times square since 9/11. todd: a captain isis fighter over the us-mexico border, the international center for the study of violent extremism reports he was supposed to be brought from puerto rico to mexico before being smuggled into the continental us.

>> where he is, this is what it is. it might not be part of it. todd: that plan was to launch financial attacks in the us. it is no longer in motion but this is something we should work to prevent from ever happening. carley: new calls for a national emergency surrounding the border crisis. it could involve controversial tariffs on mexico for not stopping the flow of migrants. todd: mexico makes a last-ditch effort to stop that from happening. >> reporter: the clock is ticking with mexico working hard to avoid what may come monday but no deal yet. after a second day of high-level meetings there are signs of progress with mexico's foreign minister saying there's more work to be done.

>> we are going to return later. the points we propose. todd: mike pence that with that delegation saying he is encouraged for the president's 5% tariff threat still stands. >> the president said what he means and meant what he said. he made that clear to mexico. for anything to change before or after monday mexico has to step up. todd: the hill newspaper reporting donald trump is considering declaring a new national emergency to impose these tariffs. the white house is not commenting although sarah sanders had this to say, quote, position has not changed, we are still moving forward with tariffs at this time. there are signs of responding to the president's pressure. another caravan of central

american migrants cross the guatemala border was stopped and detained in mexico, up used to be beefing up its enforcement presence on mexico's southern border which is one of the us's primary demands that addition to having them crackdown on transnational, organization forcing asylum-seekers to seek relief in mexico instead of the us. the mexican president announced they are holding a rally to, quote, defend mexico's dignity. todd: we will delve into that in the next segment. the west point cadet who died in a training accident -- >> the academy and the army are now looking for answers. >> adobe military accident in new york state. officials from west point says one of their vehicles overturned killing one cadet and injuring 20 other cadets and soldiers. >> it was a craddick day for the

west point community in the united states army. >> the accident happened before 7:00 on a dirt road, 50 miles north of manhattan, headed to the summer training site when the tactical vehicle rolled over. some of the passengers were penned by the truck. of the injured are expected to recover. >> facial abrasions, broken arm, non-life-threatening injuries. >> donald trump expressing condolences while overseas for the 75th anniversary of d-day writing on twitter, quote, so sorry to hear about the terrible accident involving a great west point cadets. we mourn the loss of life and pray for the injured. god bless them all. new york's governor reacting saying his heart breaks for those involved and told the office of emergency management to provide necessary resources. the investigation is underway. >> it is very hilly.

very mountainous terrain. >> all the cadets are part of the 2020 class. todd: severe storm spreading the south with widespread flash flooding. the dangerous weather claiming at least one life in louisiana. this woman stuck in floodwaters getting help justin the neck of time. incredible video showing good samaritans pulling her out of the sinking car in baton rouge. the water is not the only problem in louisiana. at least six tornadoes reported across the state including this one. more rain and tornadoes possible across several states today. todd: granger smith dies in an accident at home, the singer sharing the news about 3-year-old river kelly, smith saying our family is devastated but we take solace in knowing he is with his heavenly father. three terrifying days, a

survivor speaking out describing the moment help arrived. >> the right moment we can keep going. going to lie down somewhere on the slope. and that was amazing. todd: the group was climbing arrangement strong would destroy their tent. bad weather complicated rescue efforts all week long dean laying the rescue mission until thursday. they will recover from frostbite and hypothermia. shannon: donald trump will return home from his european trip today, the president and first lady saying overnight in island after commemorating the 75th anniversary of the day in france. just check that out. a massive fireworks display

wrapping up in normandy. in addition to the d-day event the president held a bilateral meeting with french president emmanuel macron days after meeting with leaders in the uk. donald trump's speech getting some unlikely praise from two of his biggest critics. >> this is perhaps the most on message moment of donald trump's presidency. as he was talking, he described them as being among the greatest americans who have ever lived. that could not be more of a fact check, if we could have found one. >> the strongest speech of his presidency to talk about the remarkable life created by this generation. carley: donald trump has not responded to the phrase.

>> take a look. the city of lights, the us women's soccer team set to defend their title. americans looking for a repeat performance with help from their fans. >> every american can rally, cheering on team usa. >> coverage begins today. the united states will play its first game on thursday. i am so excited and i will have a preview of the world cup coming up next hour. hopefully time for a little croissant. todd: you will be working 25 hours a day. carley: critic slamming the plan

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todd: donald trump returning from a post brexit trade deal. carley: what would a bilateral trade deal do for the trump economy. todd: peter morici, great to have you here. our economy is doing pretty well. what would a trade deal with the uk due to enhanced that? >> it is growing more rapidly than the rest of europe until

brexit and this would give us the fifth-largest economy to add to the united states or canada california which would give us a bigger market for our goods from britain at least they would grow more rapidly simply because this doesn't mean what it used to. my feeling is we both flourish together and would be positive for both sides. carley: donald trump says he will impose a 5% tariff on mexican goods coming into the united states. the headline is some republicans aren't on board with this plan. >> this isn't a 10% tariff on china. dozens much effect the us economy. you've seen that in the numbers. with regard to mexico because of the immigration of supply chains, it is also electronics, a very long list of stuff that

goes back and forth when you make the goods. it is going to throw sand and a lot of gears. there is so much domestic pressure on donald trump, very few people like the idea of using a tariff that is the deleterious to the us economy on a foreign policy issue that the mexicans feeling he is being unreasonable in their demands are going to try to let domestic pressures force come up with a compromise. we consider this issue. we went to seal the southern border at guatemala for migrants from three countries but yet we don't seal our southern border

when those migrants get here because of what the courts have done to donald trump. people come across the border and have to be released to the population within so many days because they are carrying children and we can't put them all in detention camps. we don't seal our border but we are demanding they seal their southern border. that is a very powerful situation. we are imposing a tariff on a free trade partner that hasn't broken the free-trade rule. it is not like china. we have a deal like that with canada. if they made themselves -- these people across the border would not be able to ask for asylum. they are resisting that. carley: some analysis saying

400,000 us jobs would disappear if trump activates tariffs but donald trump is tweeting the higher the tariffs go the higher the number of companies, who is right here? >> they are both wrong. over the next 6 months to a year we are not going to lose 1000 jobs over a 5% tariff. >> tariffs will increase to 25%. >> that is something else. then you start to get into heavy stuff but the us economy is vulnerable for other reasons. this is something we have been nervous about apart from the threatened tariffs. everybody's mother-in-law will -- this is like the steel tariff. tomato growers in connecticut sarah lost tomatoes because the steel tariff. a lot of corporate leaders are liberals and like to blame trump for everything that happens including affairs frost in the morning. todd: we will see if the

president signs an executive order and we will have the good professor back to breakdown what it means. carley: the mystery deepens in the dominican republic all linked to the same resort. >> to have a vacation, came home with him. >> the family is demanding answers and whether resort has to say coming up next. todd: joe biden changed his mind on abortion. 's latest flip-flop on a "fox and friends" -- - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime.

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carley: joe biden changes his stance on the hyde amendment after backlash from his own party. >> for many years as us senator, i have supported the hyde amendment. but circumstances have changed. i can't justify denying women access to the care they need. carley: it prevents federally funded healthcare programs from paying for abortion. biden was criticized by his 2020 primary opponents. one of those people is bill diblasio, appearing on special report telling bret baer he is the best candidate because he knows how to bring people

together. >> i'm unified by nature. i read the most diversity on earth and our social fabric is stronger. we heal wounds between every communities, we brought police and communities closer. i made it here in the toughest city of the country. carley: diblasio says democrats need to focus less on impeaching donald trump and more on helping the working class. the new york city mayor is averaging only 1% support. >> the coast guard offloading 30 pounds of drugs in florida, all part of the effort to keep illegal drugs off the streets. ethan calloway has more. >> reporter: on the deck of the coast guard cutter hamilton, the type of display you don't see every day. >> 26 pounds of cocaine, 13 pounds of marijuana. the coast guard on a mission in the western hemisphere to combat criminal networks most of which put the types of drugs you see

here on the streets. the offloading the contraband, hard work put in by these men and women. >> this cannot happen without each and every one of the people behind me doing their part and doing it well. >> you are on duty 24/7 ready to answer any call, search and rescue, contraband. whatever falls in line with the mission of the coast guard. >> cocaine were $340000000 on the street, marijuana worth 1.6 million. all this selected over 3 months with 10,000 miles of the, it is a critical part of an important mission. >> denying profits the criminal networks that corrupt governments, ferment violence and literally export poison to the united states and other countries. >> make sure home soil is unaffected by as much as we can do and these guys do that.

todd: the royal canadian navy assisted the coast guard in drug busts. carley: a chilling admission from isis fighting the terror group is eyeing loopholes at the southern border. the president of the security studies group, jim hansen, says this is exactly why we need the wall. he joins us live. carley: join us through the course of the morning. "fox and friends" summer concert series, michael ray will perform all morning long. he really gets into his sound and also barbecue. ♪ i will be here looking on forever ♪

carley: a fox news alert.

a man said to face a judge today. according to the new york daily news he is accused of plotting to throw grenades at people, he is described by police as a little, was arrested by the fbi after looking into buying grenades. carley: mexico its cooperation with the us and of tariff starting monday. blocking hundreds of migrants mostly from honduras. mexico's foreign minister says up to 6000 national guard troops being deployed to the guatemalan border. >> teresa mae steps down a leader of the conservative party today. 11 conservative members are vying to replace her as party leader and prime minister. nominations open monday. may will remain acting leader while the contest takes place. carley: a fourth american's have linked to the same hotel chain

in the dominican republic as a couple describe similar symptoms when they stated the same hotel last year. jillian: the couple is now suing. >> reporter: they say they were poisoned by pesticides and the proof is in four other debts at the same resort. on may 30th, and engaged couple, were found dead in their room. cause of death respiratory failure. 5 days earlier, may 25th, a pennsylvania woman, miranda warner, collapsed and died at the same resort. her cause of death respiratory failure. last june another pennsylvania woman, 50 one-year-old event monique died at the same resort. or official cause of death listed as a heart attack. a fifth american, david harrison, died of similar causes one year ago although he died at

the hard rock hotel not far away. the families are demanding answers. >> she was 51 years of age, relatively healthy. no reason for her to go on vacation and die so suddenly. there is something dirty at the bottom of all this that is being hidden. >> reporter: this is why the colorado couple is suing. they are seeking $1 million in damages after a doctor diagnosed them with phosphate poisoning. >> too coincidental the systems we have for me to begin to stay quiet about it. >> nauseous and abdominal cramping. over the course of a couple weeks. >> reporter: the resort is

responding to allegations, the statement reads in part to date there are no indications of any correlation between these two unfortunate incidents. basically saying these deaths happened in different hotels that are part of the same resort and they are still waiting on toxicology reports. they don't want to say anything yet. jillian: you want to go on vacation and then the worst happens. todd: something fishy like that woman said. donald trump unleashes on speaker pelosi on her handling of calls for impeachment. >> he is a nasty vindictive horrible person. the mueller report came out. it was a disaster for them. they thought their friend bobby mueller would give them a great report and came out with a report, 13 horrible angry democrats totally biased against me. nancy pelosi is a disaster, she is a disaster. let her do what she wants.

i think they are in big trouble. todd: she told other democrats that she wants to see the president go to prison. house democrats officially introduced a resolution to hold william barr in contempt for refusing to comply with subpoenas. ainsley: carley: democrat slamming the decision not to speak, it wasn't confirmed until this week. democrats including house majority leader steny hoyer accused the president of politicizing a national celebration and making it about himself. todd: radio captured isis fighter describing a terror plot against the us. >> in 2016, i was asked to go to america because i'm from that area.

carley: he claims isis leaders wanted to exploit the border to smuggle in terrorists from the middle east. the president of the security studies group jim hansen, thank you for being with us. former isis fighter, a canadian citizen set isis contacted him wanting to take a boat from puerto rico to mexico and mexico into the united states to commit financial attacks. do you know what he means by a financial attack? >> reporter: there are ways he could attack the financial system. one fear is an attack on internet nodes coming in and out of new york city that could shutdown financial trading. that could shutdown the us economy and you can hardly blame isis for looking at the southern border. it is essentially undefended. no offense to border patrol people but they are woefully over tasked and economic migrants flooding the system i

taking their eye off of the possibility the terrorists and others with much worse intend are using that flow of migrants. it is a problem we need to look at. todd: i heard expert say this is all about the funnel. these border agents are distracted in one area and there is no wall, it prevents that funneling of everybody into one check point, where the evaluation could be more stringent. explain more about that. >> our southern border is long. to cover the entire thing with the number of border patrol agents we have is impossible. there is no way we couldn't possibly look at all of the places. if you do a physical barrier, put a wall or sensors or things that stop people crossing in the vast majority of areas then you don't have to waste border patrol agents time looking at those areas.

you can look at the likely illegal crossing areas and put more focus on the large number of people forced to go to the legitimate crossings and a few places where they are trying to defeat the system and sneak across. carley: the washington examiner came out with a report that tsa is allowing migrants to board flights without proper documentation. one line stuck out to me, the tsa was unaware which document security officers require migrants to board these planes, tsa didn't know but who does? how are these migrants getting on a flight? >> reporter: and why are they going on these planes? a grandmother from des moines leaves drivers licenses at home, she will miss her kids graduation. why do we have migrants we have

no idea who they are, whatever documents they have, a piece of paper from the court that says they came to the southern border with no identification. they said they are from somewhere, told us i have a credible fear and called me to apply for asylum and the court gives the document saying that is reasonable. come back in 5 years and we will give you a hearing and we are allowing these people to get on a plane when the rest of us are taking off our shoes and doing the kabuki theater of security is absurd. todd: we need to emphasize this for the folks watching at home. the three of us go to the airport, we need to have a drivers license, these individuals, piece of paper. it is that simple. >> that the problem. the court doesn't know who they are. they give them that piece of paper but they haven't validated their identity. the same isis guy planning to come across, if they catch him

he might sneak across and get in. even if they catch him he applies for asylum as a refugee. he says i am a gay man from wherever which is one of the criteria for applying for asylum and he gets a document from them and can fly around the united states. it is a crazy thing. we need to plug that hole now. todd: when i read this this morning my job dropped. carley: the tsa didn't know what documents they required initially so how are the agents going to know? thanks for breaking it down. 39 minutes after the hour. new controversy for congresswoman omar, the democratic congresswoman was ordered to pay $4000. todd: hanging up on annoying robo calls for good. the fcc ruling that could be a game changer. awesome potential news. ♪

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carley: blocking robo calls just got easier. todd: tracy is here to explain. >> the sec voted to block annoying robo calls before they get to your cell phone or your landline. landline services provide this service where you can block those calls but this is going to be a default, great news because we are tired of millions of annoying robo calls we get every day. this feature should be operational by the end of the year. the fcc announcing they voted to allow carriers to block any calls not in your contact list. that something to opt into. todd: fingers crossed that this could be free. obamacast. >> first netflix to deal with

netflix. now president obama and first lady michelle obama announced a multi-year deal with spotify to lend their voices to some podcasts, something president obama said, quote, he is excited to make people smile and bring us all closer together. these podcasts should be of enable starting next year in 2020. todd: we should all do want to compete with that. >> there is ice cream here. it is national chocolate ice cream day. what better way to celebrate than dairy queen blizzards? two new ones dairy queen is introducing, the chocolate lovers blizzard and reese's peanut butter lovers blizzard. they are available throughout the month of june. i am not sure which one this one is. todd: just to review ice cream

in this segment, donuts. >> no national donut today. wants to make it clear our executive producer does great, specifically said don't talk with your mouth full. todd: that is right. sorry. it is so yummy. thank you, dairy queen. >> happy national ice cream day. chocolate ice cream. remember the company that requires employees to pass a snowflake test? >> the new snowflake test. >> went to survival systems usa in connecticut where we learned underwater helicopter rescue and here i am. todd: and inside look. i was not eating ice cream at the time. ♪ i'll see you later.

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todd: took the internet by storm for their internet snowflake test. carley: silent market marketing making it big with the most patriotic companies in the country. todd: the military and everything, american between telling the story too often ignored. somewhat controversial story, check it out. >> pretty cool space you've got here, look like an old factory. there's a reason behind this particular space. it is understated, good place to hide the operation.

after the snowflake test we get a lot of people pretty angry. >> marketing company taking on liberal snowflakes but if you want a job you have to pass the boss's snowflake survey. >> for those that don't know, what is the snowflake test? >> it is a glorified personality test, 30 questions we give prospect of employees before they go for a formal interview process to make sure they are not whiny and entitled applicants. seems to be in line with companies you represent and the people you represent, people, a lot of them officers. >> law enforcement have to be national spokesman, represent 25 million people through their platform. >> reporter: your clientele have general themes associated with them. america, patriotism, toughness. the ceo of battleground -- a navy seal. >> not only that but we are a

café operation as well. a lot of that ended up translating to the business world. >> reporter: when you were looking for help marketing -- >> it was focused around mutual love and respect for law enforcement. explosive detection, direct detection, portable products like fentanyl, very accurately. >> reporter: what is the prospective the snowflake test? >> it is great. the pushback is ridiculous. >> how has this evolves? >> we decided to make the final part of the test for potential managers to be a high stress interview, whether it be underwater training race car driving or shooting a rifle on the range we put them outside their comfort zone and conduct the interview during that class.

>> reporter: you took and passed the new snowflake test. >> we went to survival systems usa. underwater helicopter rescue. >> how do you do? >> here i am. >> reporter: pretty hard-core. >> have to be hard-core. everything we do is hard-core. this showed us the difference between people who work for a living and those who won't, double down on patriotic values. that is america. >> reporter: the last 24 hours kyle's company merged with one of the country's largest media companies that does this. you hear a lot of cops, firefighters, military because they can't say the things they want. >> it was ironic because this company got attention because somebody got offended by the snowflake test.

todd: that person no longer working at kyle's company. bring them to you because these are the stories we need to tell. carley: 52 minutes after the hour, looks like an ordinary courtside fan but a minority owner of the warriors. what was this guy doing shoving a rafters player? >> he asked me the whole thing. >> i walk into a room it is like he is in there. todd: giving your body a boost, new twist on the booze that could have more people buying it. ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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carley: live look at new york city, michael wraps drummer practicing, performing all morning long on "fox and friends" for all-american concert series. he probably already knows them.

todd: congresswoman omar guilty of private and campaign-finance law, $500 and find and reimburse $3500 to her campaign. officials say shoe used the funds for out of state travel and tax returns as a state representative. he will comply with the bull. >> drinking a beer could make you feel good and might also be healthy. carley: bring your green hat. some alcohol makers marketing their products as wellness drinks. companies like 26.2 brew targeting athletes by including ingredients like salts to replenish electrolytes. vitamins and antioxidants and host of becoming postworkout drinks. the idea of making beer a little healthier.

todd: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. now a mother of 3, the former "fox and friends" weekend host giving birth to twins. abby and her husband jeff already parents, the 18-year-old, congratulations to the entire huntsman family. jillian: part of a plane falling out of the sky into a las vegas neighborhood. >> fell out of the sky. i hear a boom. carley: it was an access panel fine from aircraft flying from nellis air force base. no one was hurt. todd: that is not supposed to happen on a plane. finally the ugly. golden state warriors investor band for one year for this heated moment. >> it goes out of bounds.

todd: mark stevens shoving him into the ball, he apologized, $500,000. todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: it is friday, june 7th, times square grenade plot foiled. jillian: a little plans to ambush one of the busiest tourist spots in the country. rob: a dramatic increase in migrants pouring across the southern border. will a president's plan to help? jillian: just days before potential new tariffs. >> what is like winning a gold medal? >> indescribable. everybody cheering on team usa.