a lot to talk about today, joe biden, the president, d-day. even in the summertime the news does not slow down. i will be here next sunday. fourth american died after vacationing in dominican republic sparking panic among u.s. tourists, we are live on the island with how the fbi is ramping up its investigation. and breaking through on the border, president trump taking victory lap after striking deal with méxico to help stop the flow of illegal immigrants. how democrats are crying foul and taking more pressure from the white house. >> i don't know your family,

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vacation in dominican republic, taking a drink from hotel mini bar, griff jenkins live for us searching for some answers. what do we know so far? >> well, you know, heather, news of a fourth gentleman passing in april, but let me show you where we are, we hit the ground, it's dark here, in the middle of the side. two resorts next to each other, we found about a woman, miranda, 41 year's old had taken drink from mini bar found later dead, 5 days later, a couple from maryland, edward holmes and cynthia day, they had become ill in their room, not responded to check-out time, went in and found them died as well, the authorities here saying that the

vajia principe saying it's a coincidence, they do not see any foul play, the fbi is assisting with investigations as is the centers for disease control in -- and slew of international organizations, we are learning about robert bell wallace, 67 years old from california at another hotel in town of punta cana, he was here for stepson's wedding, he has died and state department acknowledging his death. here is all that the state department said, we can confirm death of u.s. citizen in april 2019 in dominican republic. we do not have additional information to provide, now, what we have been trying to find out is what the dominican

republic officials, francisco javier garcía had this to say over the weekend in press conference, listen. >> have never had to give a press conference to clarify nothing tells you it's coincidence, circumstantial fact that has occurred. >> now, heather, i spoke to the attorney representing the holmes and day couple, he says he's upset with the answers he's getting from the officials here in dominican republic, we will find out what u.s. officials know later this morning, heather. heather: we can always count on you on getting answers, thank you so much, we appreciate it. heather: more breaking news in

dominican republic, ortiz shot while undergoing emergency surgery, police say a man got off a motorcycle and attacked ortiz at a bar. now, that suspect taken into custody after being caught and beaten by a crowd of witnesses. ortiz known as big papi retired in 2016 after leading the red sox to 3 world series titles. search for guest has been called off, the korean women's husband reported her missing after she said she was going out, surveillance video shows her going overboard.

>> well, the other big story, mexican military begins arresting migrants headed towards the u.s. followed as part of new deal with white house to avoid tariffs. aisha, there are some questions about how knee -- ne, with the deal is. >> commitment to deploy 6,000 national guard troops in guatemalan border, the president tweeting this last night, another false report in failing new york times, we have been trying to get some of the border actions for a long time as have other administrations but were not able to get them or get them in full until our signed agreement with méxico, the deal to overt tariffs that president trump announced friday night,

actions that méxico prior to take in prior discussions with trust, over the past several months according to officials from both countries who are familiar with the associations, presidential candidates like beto o'rourke and bernie sanders slamming the president's claims of a victory. >> you can't have a trade policy based on tweets, what you need is a comprehensive trade policies which represents the working people of this country and not just the ceo's of large corporations. >> however, dhs acting secretary kevin mcaleenan ib cyst it is president's deal with méxico is new, relief amid border crisis the white house reporting more than 160,000 people who entered the u.s. illegally since december have been released into the country because border patrol simply doesn't have anymore more room. >> all of it is new. this is

tenfold commitment. that's where people are entering from guatemala in southern méxico. >> by the way, tariffs are indefinitely suspended, not off the table but suspended. heather: not off the table, though, if they don't follow through on the agreements, thank you so much, appreciate it. we will talk much more about this coming up but in the meantime while president trump takes victory lap over deal with méxico, congressman says first step to mixborder crisis. >> when chuck schumer said it was a bluff, i said that probably a week of now he would be eating his words, this week he will. the president used what i think was a very important tool to convince méxico that securing southern border and working with us and we have potential of eliminating 60,000 or more people who are coming across our

border every month from places other than méxico. we have a lot more work to do, i'm happy with the president's action and i'm happy with the results. >> last month the trump administration asked congress for $4.5 billion in emergency funding but so far democrats show no signs of approval. >> check flight status right now, regional airlines grounding planes after receiving error messages on navigation systems, the problem canceling nearly 400 flights on sunday, american, delta, united, faa says they are working to determine the cause of the problem and that it maybe the result of software update. i can tell you firsthand there were lots of problems at the airport yesterday. not the only problem for american airlines, the company announcing that it's canceling all flights involving boeing 737

max jet through september 3rd, american previously law firmed planes back in the air in mid-august, decision affects 1500 flights per day. faa grounding all max jets in the u.s. following two deadly crashes overseas believed to be caused by a software glitch. winner circle to the white house, indy champ simon and team pensky to washington today, first time in 13 years that a president will honor an indy winner but team was just at the white house, you may recall last month to celebrate nascar -- cup series champion joey, that would be fun at the white house today. the time now 10 minutes after the top of the hour and the number is stunning, we have told you about it. 200 migrants released into the

u.s. claiming to be part of family unit. any way to stop this director tom homan says yes and he's live to explain how. chaos and confusion as wild fire poses in one of the largest nation's amusement parks, we will have that coming up.

>> the flow will not stop without coordinated efforts with méxico, we still need congress to act fundamental legal framework but also on fund to go manage this situation. heather: acting homeland secretary kevin mcaleenan warning congress that they must act to stop border crisis as fox exclusively learned that more than 200,000 migrants have been released in december after claiming to be part of family

unit, joining me now retired ice director and fox news contribute o tom homan, thank you for joining thus morning, appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: you and i discussed this before, people claiming to be part of family units, more than 200,000 have been released as a result of that, all of this comes down to what the flores agreement that says that they cannot be held in custody for more than what, 20 days, what needs to change here or can change to fix the problem? >> well, acting secretary is right, i think congress needs to fix flores agreement, 9 out of 10 lost case, filled airplanes up and border numbers went down because we clearly show we have consequence in deterrence to false claiming asylum, however,

when flores settlement came, you can't hold the families more than 20 days, i said to court back then, if you do this, if you don't allow us to detain them long enough to see judge, you will see a surge in family units, of course, i was caught a fear-monger, no evidence of this, look what's happened. because we can't detain long enough to see judge, they get released in united states, the ones that do show up lose case. congress needs to fix the look hole. heather: you mentioned seeing judge, backlog of 900,000 cases to even get to that point. >> there is, one other thing that we need to do u.s. government needs to surge immigration judges in southwest border, i get it, let it sit there, let it sit there in shelf and get judges to the border to deal with the ones that are coming through right now,

concentrated on the folks coming in and send them home that will send strong message of deterrence and consequence but what acting secretary didn't mention, ice needs to do a nationwide operation, look for people who have these final hearings, they've got order from the judge, we need to find them including family units, we need to locate them, arrest them and remove them, because of final orders by judge don't mean anything. we have not done that this year, we need to do that, we need to send the people home. heather: tom, i want to get to the next topic, the thing that's developing today, will méxico in your opinion follow through and stick to the new immigration agreement that we are hearing about? we can bring up some details, méxico agreeing this is new because increased the number of troops to their southern border, so 6,000, migrants will wait for

asylum, will offer jobs to asylum seekers and take action against human trafficking, do you think they'll follow through? >> i hope so. i think so. but i will be convinced when they actually do it. i mean, actions speak louder than words. they have committed of doing things in the past and have done it for short period of time, not sustained, so, you know, rather than doing dog and pony show for a week or two weeks, let's see them do sustained operation, committed in writing, that's what the media is missing, this is historic agreement and president trump should get a lot of credit for this, he has done a lot to try to secure the border so we ought to applaud efforts on this and this is great that he has agreement with méxico. again, we will monitor the guys on the ground, monitor activities to ensure that they're in agreement. if they don't, i can assure you the president will impose tariffs. heather: we can pull that tweet

up. we can always go back to those tariffs, that is not off the table completely to summarize tweet there. something you mentioned and i want today let people know about because this is huge that this agreement includes, what, a safe third country agreement, explain to folks at home what that is? >> well, part of discussion down there they came to third country, people from guatemala, they would have to claim asylum in méxico, claim asylum in first country that's safe, so what i'm saying, if you're escaping government persecution in guatemala and you get to méxico, that's where you need to claim asylum, if you're facing persecution n el salvador, honduras, you should be claiming asylum in guatemala, it's called safe-third country, so if you are in different country, then you no longer are being persecuted by your government because you're gone, safe third country, that's part of the agreement, has to be worked out, they have to work out fine

details but my sources say this is part of the agreement and this is the probably biggest part of this agreement, it's going to be huge once it's implemented. heather: tom homan thank you for breaking it down for us, we appreciate your time, thank you. >> thank you, you're welcome. >> well, the time now about 20 minutes after the top of the hour and team usa kicks off quest for women's world cup glory this week and we sent carley shimkus to france to get a behind the scenes look, good morning, carley. >> good morning, heather, a beautiful day in france, this is a video about 180,000 people but getting a whole lot more populated this week as americans pile in to cheer on team usa, i spoke with some of those super fans yesterday and, boy, were they excited, i will have that and all things world cup related coming up next.

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heather: fifa women's would cup underway and team usa takes the field tomorrow and as you can imagine a whole lot of excitement with match-up with thailand, we sent carley shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115, she joins us from the middle of the excitement, boy, what an assignment, carley. carley: i'm so luck you you guys sent me here, thank you so much, i'm here in france where team usa will start month-long world cup journey tomorrow. can you belief that there are americans here counting down the minutes until kickoff? i spoke with some of them yesterday, i had a great time doing it and i explored the beautiful city, watch.

>> usa, usa, usa! ♪ ♪ carley: 90 miles outside paris in town called reims, locals tells me it is pronounced reims, where team usa will kick off world cup journey on tuesday. >> team usa. >> go girls! >> really exciting, found team bus, home as they travel around france. >> we will be going every single game want to go win and want to go out there and show what we have. >> and the official capital of the world, so only appropriate for me to raise a glass to team

usa, traveled across the atlantic ocean to watch them play, why? >> we love soccer and we love the women's team. >> that my friend is the most important part. >> we are big soccer family and it's special to be here with them and to the see women play and hopefully repeat as champions. >> look at you, patriotic, where are you from? >> orlando, florida. orlando supporters and 3 of our players are with team usa so we came to root them on. >> we want to represent our country as best we can and motivate and inspire young girls. these are my new friends, they actually live in the city but they are even excited about team usa being here and waiting outside team usa's hotel to get signature from alex morgan, how cool is that? overall you think team usa will pull it off?

>> of course. >> yeah. >> you think they will be able to pull it off and two back to back world cup victories? >> i do, good team. >> who do you think will win the world cup? >> the united states. >> team usa. >> i like that confidence, go usa. >> number one. >> talk about international appeal, heather, i ran into some people who live in reims hope to go catch a glimpse of team usa, number one in the world, they have a bunch a buzz around them, i'm also staying at the same hotel as the team so i'm hoping to come home with 23 friends. >> maybe soccer tips as well. >> yeah, that's right. i don't think that's in the cards for me but i'm taking souvenir requests to e-mail me, i will bring you back something. heather: thank you so much,

carley. half past the top of the hour and we are talking about impeachment, still front and center for democrats, listen. >> i think we have to begin impeachment inquiry, do i believe that we need to move forward with impeachment process. we must improceed with impeachment as we get the facts. heather: are they serious or they are trying to fire up the base? democrat that says it's time to move on. when we started our business

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more breaking news out of dominican republic, david ortiz ambushed an shot in the back in hometown of santo domingo overnight, ortiz reportedly telling a doctor, please don't let me die, i'm a glad man before undergoing emergency surgery, he's now in stable condition. time that méxico is serious about migrants heading to the u.s., targeting people ditching rides in freight train known as beast, operation has been largely ignored for years. back at home 2020 democrats selling socialist policies in iowa, how white house hopefuls tried to break away from the pack. >> 19 of democratic candidates took the stage on sunday each one got 5 minutes to make his or her case to 1400 of the

democratic faithful in cedar rapids, iowa. >> end to -- [inaudible] >> make the case for our america, an meash where health care is a right not a privilege. america where teachers are paid their value, an america where women have the right to make decisions about their own bodies former vice president leading the pack at 24%, down from 32% in poll dabbing in december, following biden you have bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and mayor pete buttigieg, all neck and neck and all polling in mid teens and 7% kamala harris, everyone else is at 2% or more. beto o'rourke 2% down from 11% from poll in december, here is

his take on what that means. >> i don't know that this many months out from the caucuses in iowa that these polls really indicate what our prospects are. >> biden did not attend the iowa democratic hall of fame dinner on sunday saying he had a prior family commitment, he will campaign in iowa on tuesday, second visit since announcing official run for president, event in iowa is also a fundraiser for the iowa democratic party, tickets were $75 for general admission and up to $10,000 for vip tables. in washington molly, fox news. heather: thank you, molly, two horses died at california racetrack bringing total to 29, one day after formal june fell and needed to be euthanized.

california racing board asked santa anita track to suspend racing for two weeks but management says they will remain open. panic at theme park as brush fire sends smoke and ash into the air, thrill-seekers running for exit, six flag magic mountain in california. >> smoke and they kicked us out, the whole entire hill is black and smoke orange. >> at least 9 guests were hospitalized for smoke exposure. the fire burned 40 acres but did not reach the park, the cause under investigation. impeachment still front and center in democrats. >> i think we have to begin an impeachment i query. >> i do believe we need to move forward with the impeachment process. >> we must proceed with impeachment so we get the facts and the truth and at the end of the day we have democracy for

what was done in 2016 and potential crimes that the president has committed. >> well, today house democrats are kicking off a week of hearings that include contempt votes for attorney general bill barr and former white house lawyer don mcgann but are they serious about impeachment or they are trying to fire up their base, liberal analyst kathy, thank you for joining us, we appreciate. >> hi. >> brandon, i will start with you, it's good for democrats to be doing -- what's the point of this week? >> well, it's good for the people on the conservative side but bad for them because they're advocating for something that's never going to happen, they are pushing an agenda with no solutions, yet the president of the united states is continuing to grow his support and continuing to do things that are effective in changing america and making america better, it's bad for them and good for us. heather: kathy, amongst democrats, they don't overwhelmingly support going down this route either, we can

take a look at cnn poll that asked people in general should the president be impeached, 54% say no, so what are democrats trying to accomplish? >> well, democrats have been trying to get more people to want impeachment and they are trying to control the conversation, political conversation in this country, so if you bog down the administration by putting them on the defense and questioning and investigating the president, they might have an impeachment in the house, two prior presidents have had impeachment, andrew johnson and bill clinton as we know. so the problem is there are not enough votes in the senate, the good news is they have a mega phone and they will be able to bring in a lot of dirty laundry, bad news is at the end of the day he will not be impeached because there are not enough votes in the senate. heather: brandon, one of the things that we expect to happen, the star witness of the hearing today is expected to be john dean, of course, the key watergate figure, what do you

expect him to bring to the table? obviously not a president trump fan at all, he's made that clear through his tweets, social media comments that he's made. >> well, i will say this without double standard the left has zero standards, how can a guy be key witness that went to prison for obstruction of justice. i mean, it's laughable. and i think he's going to accomplish nothing, it's sad that we've gotten to a place in our democracy, we've gotten to a place in our country where these -- these people who were supposed to be elected officials are doing nothing for the american people and they are only doing self-serving things that can get them reelected or get them powered if they do not deserve, so it's very sad that they are using this guy but it's making them look really, really bad and the country doesn't need that crap, we need more people to stand up and work for the american people. heather: kathy, a lot of work is not getting done, instead, you know, potential candidates for 2020 talk about this, we have nancy pelosi, though, trying to

turn the tide, maybe the goal this week trying to play both sides of the aisle in terms of democrats? >> well, they are trying to control the conversation, it is about 2020 but if there was obstruction of justice and they believe the mueller report does state that there was obstruction of justice and that russia did interfere with elections, they want it all out there, they want the investigate the president for any financial dealings that were illegal, so they are trying to open up these cases and hearings and, yes, he did go to jail, attorney general counsel went to -- white house counsel went to jail for watergate but he's saying if i went to jail for watergate, this is a pizza party compared to what the president is doing right now, he's saying watergate is nothing compared to what president trump is doing and wants to get that out there. heather: brandon, you get the final word and two things that kathy brought up, the mueller report is done, it's over with,

they want a do-over there and talk about controlling the conversation, the american people overwhelmingly keep saying that they want to move on. >> right, i think they are making a critical mistake. i mean, the investigation is over, 2 years, $30 million, there was nothing there, william barr came out and said there was nothing there, most people have read it they have knowledge and understanding that there's nothing there. i think they need to let go of it. if they continue to push this, the american people have told them, the border crisis, the american people are speaking and they are not listening, they are going to lose. heather: thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. heather: we will be monitoring the hearings as they get underway, the time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour, congresswoman tlaib introduces dollars for handouts, who is going to pay for it and fedex and amazon parting ways, what does the divorce mean for your deliveries?

heather: california could soon become first state to pay for illegal immigrants health insurance, democrats agreeing on plan to allow low-income undocumented immigrants between 19 and 25 year's old to be eligible for the state's medicaid program. expected to benefit 90,000 people for $98 million a year, must now be approved by the full state legislature. democratic socialist wants to spend for doing nothing, would give $3,000 to individuals and $6,000 to families with no annual income. she says her plan will reduce poverty levels and increase wages, here is the thing,

critics argue that giving cash subsidy to unemploy will discourage, what does that mean for you? tracee carrasco here to explain. >> fedex will not renew contract, the contract expires on june 30th, now fedex said that amazon represents less than 1.3% of its business calling this a, quote, strategic decision so that they can focus with other retailers, wal-mart, target, walgreens and so forth, amazon, thank fedex for services throughout many years, i think what we would see this hurting businesses if amazon and ups maybe ended their agreement because they do much more business with ups, also the united states postal service but

we know amazon has been working oncoming up with their own delivery system, i think fedex getting ahead of that decision just parting ways right now. heather: all right, so verizon, a decision perhaps likely to announce some same-day phone replacement? tracee: according to news, verizon reportedly offering same-day replacement phones for customers, say you have broken the phone, you go verizon store, sometimes it may take a few days to get replacement phone, now according to report you would be able to walk with either new or refurbished phone, it's unclear which one, this, of course, move to differentiate verizon from all the other services because no one else this type of service. heather: interesting, we will see. thanks so much p tracee. >> thanks heather. heather: oregon one step closer to only recognizing the popular vote in a presidential election,

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what the 15th state, they'll join 15 other states, actually they would become the 15th state to vote in favor of this, how would this impact our national election? >> so far the number of states except for maybe colorado were all what we call blue states meaning they generally vote democrat at least in the last few presidential elections, colorado is purple state but shouldn't have any impact until the number of states reach 270 electoral votes which is what is necessary to elect the next president of the united states. heather: so currently what these states that are in favor of this account for 189 of the nation's 538 electoral votes; is that right? >> would be 196 after oregon which -- so the problem, of course, with this is that the united states as most people learn in grade school is not a democracy, it's a republic, union of independent sovereign states and the president of the united states is not elected by

a popular vote, it's elected by states, by the electoral votes, the ironic is it's supposed to be more democratic but one party of electing the president is democratic, that's when your state votes oregon is basically saying that someone other than their own state wins presidential national popular vote that oregon would cast vote for someone that its own citizens didn't vote for. heather: so you say it's opposite and undemocratic? >> of course, it has never been tested in court, if a state actually cast electoral votes for candidate who did not actually win the states popular vote but it is undemocratic for oregon to cast its votes, for instance, donald trump if he were to win oregon in 2020 and in fact, if elizabeth warren won oregon but donald trump was elected by the national popular vote they would be required to

cast electoral votes for donald trump instead of elizabeth warren, for example, that's not very democratic for the citizens of oregon. heather: undemocratic, unconstitutional, why are we talking about? >> effects that donald trump has had on politicians and some parties, extreme reaction to the few instances in history where california, new york and a few populist state, large run-up of popular vote by a few million votes, even though president trump donald trump won electoral votes or president bush did in 2000, enough margin in large state to make national popular vote winner the person who didn't win the presidency by electoral college, it hasn't happened that often and as the parties become more polarized this actually increases polarization by telling presidential candidates they don't need to campaign anywhere except the large states. >> not fair. byron henry, thank you so much

for joining us appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> 8 minutes until the top of the hour, most of us agree bullies should pay price for action, what about the parents of school districts forcing mom and dad to pay up and the stanley cup finals heads to game 7 but ahead of lost last night one team jumped the gun and made an epic mistake

heather: hundreds of restaurants suddenly shut down in iran for not observing islamic principles, tehran officials say 547 businesses were closed and 11 people were arrested, 547. the violations included, quote, playing illegal music, citizens can report the violations to police by texting a specific phone line. and back here in the u.s. parents could soon be punished if their children are bully. >> proposal would hold guardians responsible, first-time offenders could be fined $50, what do you think about that? now time the good, the bad and the ugly and up first we always have the good, 5-year-old

leukemia survivor raises $10,000 for cancer patients by selling lemonade. caroline gallagher hopes sales in st. petersburg, florida would help. >> doctors can get medicine for the kids to get better. heather: caroline by the way is in remission. soaring through the air, the giant chick-fil-a mascot tossed around, some comparing to movie twister, finally the ugly, st. louis blues clinching victory before the game was even played. the blues went onto lose and game 7 is on wednesday, we will

see what happens. oops. that raps -- wraps up the first hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends" continues right now. bye, bye. rob: all right, monday june 10th, fox news alert, danger in paradise, another american tourist suddenly dies in dominican republic link to string of others who never returned from vacation. >> closer look at mysterious connections as the fbi getting involved plus democrats say they are on the path to impeachment kicking off a week of hearings on the mueller report. rob: republicans say they are using to put spotlight back on the obama administration. and we are diving head first into the debate over the world's first 360-degree infinity pool. >> yeah, i will get that one