finally the ugly. the madness after a pitch gets too close for comfort in atlanta, both benches charging the field in the first inning of the game between the atlanta braves and bobo pirates, two braves and the manager were dejected and the braves did win. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> we begin with fox news alert, chaos in new york city of the helicopter crash lands on a skyscraper. rob: the investigation happening right now for what went wrong by the controls of the top are in danger in the dominican republic, in inside look at one of the resorts tied to the mysterious death of american tourists. jillian: this as we get an update on former red sox slugger, we are live in texarkana. >> members of congress, retail workers, everybody. it is not even a race.

>> wage crusader, aoc fighting for her own raise. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: let's get right to the fox news alert. investigators coming for wreckage after a helicopter crash lands on top of the new york city skyscraper. >> the moment of impact sent panic throughout the city. >> there was a boom. when the helicopter hit the building it felt like somebody is next to you and give you a shove. rob: a big scare when you first are like that in manhattan.

smoke rising from that office building to the roof. the pilot was the only person on board that chopper and the only person killed. nobody else was even injured. is identified as former volunteer fire chief tim mccormick. according to the new york post. he was trying to get to new jersey when he reported problems flying through fog and rain. it was a nasty day yesterday in the new york area. video posted on social media, you can see it should helicopter flying erratically over new york's east river shortly before this crash happened. authorities of not confirm whether this is the same shopper that went down but it may likely have been. you can see how hard it is to fly in that nasty weather. a manhunt underway after enough duty california sheriff's deputy is shot in the head. investigators are working to figure out if he was targeted because of the badge. the deputy walked into a jack-in-the-box restaurant in on the california, the gunman firing at him while he waited for spoon. >> i heard a loud bang.

i see customers running everywhere. that is when i go over and check. rob: the gunman seen on these surveillance pictures walking out of the restaurant after it happened, driving off in this white is uv. that deputy is in critical condition. jillian: former baseball star dave o'keefe is back in boston after being shot in his hometown in the dominican republic as we get an outside look where fourth american tourists died under suspicious conditions. griff jenkins is telling both stories this morning. so many people are wondering if the dominican republic is safe to visit. >> reporter: they are thinking that. as we reported yesterday, that fourth american in as many months has been killed by mysterious circumstances, we decided to take a look inside

this hard rock resort. we went inside. what we saw in the room is the minibar. robert bell wallace was the fourth individual to die in april. his niece chloe told fox news he got a scotch from the minibar, you see here, 4/5 of liquor, easy to tamper with, no locking key. that is troubling. we got a phone call. i spoke with the widow of david harrison. david harrison died at this very resort mysteriously last july. she wants some answers, you see her there as to the toxicology report on her husband, she never got it. we are trying to get those answers, this on the heels of the 3 americans an hour away where we were trying to get some answers. bottom line, neither the hard

rock hotel lure the principle are saying more than the official essay which is this is an isolated event and there waiting for the full report to come out. we will find out more as the whole island in the nation is locking onto the news of david ortiz safely in boston, flown to mass general late last night. this guy is a legend here and they are worried about him but there are a lot of questions about the actual shooting. one man is in custody. another man is on the loose. we believe the shooter may be in custody but the investigation continues. ortiz will be questioned by the police. his teammates like the assistant general manager certainly was thinking, his heart is heavy but is proud he has his legend back. listen. >> think of how big an impact he has had in the city of boston, obviously an icon on the mount

rushmore of boston athletes but he is the guy in the dominican republic. he is more famous than any president. people think of the republic they think david ortiz. >> reporter: a lot of questions about the shooting including the tourism industry here trying to hold a news conference. we got a look yesterday, downplaying the international attention coming to these mysterious deaths in the dominican republic. jillian: thank you for your reporting, keep us updated. house democrats call on a convicted felon to try to build a case against donald trump. lauren blanchard has more on john dean comparing donald trump to richard nixon. >> reporter: the key witness for democrats at the judiciary committee hearing was john dean, former white house counsel to richard nixon and frequent trump critic. >> reporter: john has been a

loser for a long time. we know that. >> reporter: democrats are holding hearings to go deeper into section of justice by donald trump. after robert mueller said he could not come to a conclusion on the charges following the russia investigation. dean, a star witness for watergate was brought in for historical context. he said he has seen parallels between nixon's administration and donald trump's. >> special counsel mueller has provided this committee with a roadmap. >> reporter: ahead of hearing the justice department agreeing to turn over some of the underlying evidence from the mueller investigation. including files used to determine whether or not the president obstructed justice. >> we have a responsibility to do this work chairman is showing authority. >> it appears we have an issue when he was elected president. >> reporter: in return for the files chairman nadler says democrats will hold off on a vote to heard william barr in contempt of congress. instead they are planning to

vote on a resolution that would allow the house to sue over the testimony of william barr and don mccann. >> this will allow us to walk and chew gum at the same time. to hold the president accountable while continuing to deliver for the american people. >> reporter: this is in the end of the hearing for house democrats. more are planned this week focusing on obstruction of justice and trump campaign connections with russia. >> reporter: republican caucus mentioned jordan within yesterday's hearing calling out his democratic colleagues for leading the charge on what he says is a coordinated effort to oust a duly elected president. >> this is the pattern. first witness of the 116th congress was michael cohen who went to prison for lying to congress, no surprise he lied again we think 7 times, then they bring in john dean to talk about instruction justice and

john dean pled guilty to obstruction of justice so this is just there pattern and it is all about them trying to get the president. the key chairman in the house has these memorandums of understanding, contracts they have written among themselves. this is how we are going to have coordinated effort to get the president so michael cohen, john dean, all of this is what they are going to do and they won't call it impeachment but that is what it is in the american people know it is wrong. shannon: in hours democrats will vote to use jerry nadler to enforce a civil subpoena on attorney general william barr. rob: a republican leading the house freedom caucus after saying donald trump committed impeachable offenses. according to jim jordan this was a mutual decision. >> we had a long meeting with the board of the freedom caucus was the chairman will be talking about that.

we disagree with the assessment, those two will be talking about the situation. >> he is not very popular with republicans and insisted the party was voluntary didn't want to be a distraction for the caucus which freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez could be eyeing her next move. report from aqueous says top democrats think she will challenge democrat heavyweight for new york senate. those offices are held by the senate majority leader chuck schumer and senator kirsten gillibrand who is trying to run for president. aoc's team has not confirmed these rumors. jillian: for the first time in more than a decade, and in the 500 winner is honored at the white house. >> they congratulated them on a dramatic win last month. >> such an honor to be here today in the biggest race in the

world especially being invited to come to the white house, the job at simon did. >> you saw that. that was talented, a lot of courage. i wouldn't do it. >> he gave the president his helmet, neon yellow helmet. it is cool. >> 11 minutes after the hour, curbing the border crisis, the trump administration making a successful deal with mexico but democrats don't seem happy about it. >> the agreement donald trump reached with mexico, nothing more than warmed up leftovers. >> reporter: we are live in washington where the white house is responding to unfounded criticism. rob: long lines, crying kids, angry parents, age promotion is back. it is a great theme. there are new rules. with instant confirmation...

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always discreet boutique. rob: the trump administration response to critics after landing immigration deal with mexico. jillian: donald trump says he will stand on the tariff threat as long as mexico holds up its end of the deal. rob: what the president is saying this morning. >> reporter: donald trump's firing back at his critics who are casting shaded the deal struck friday with mexico, the tariffs from hitting the united states a neighbor. yesterday looks like the administration is back on the president's good side. >> said that when you think of it, mexico is doing more for the united states as of now than congress, specifically the democrats have to get their act together. >> reporter: a key part of the

agreement is to keep mexican seeking asylum in mexico while the application process plays out in the president says tariffs could still become a reality if mexico doesn't live up to that end of the bargain. mexico's foreign ministry made clear it has no plans to criminalize migrants crossing through mexico en route to the united states. >> mexico would never do that much less this government. just because someone wants to move that doesn't make the criminal. >> reporter: the secretary of state came to the president's defend hitting back at critics like chuck schumer who earlier called the deal leftovers. >> these countless hours were nothing, they amounted to a waste of time. i can tell you the team at the state department believes this is an important agreement. >> reporter: coming up later this morning at 10:00 am we will hear from the acting secretary of homeland security who is

slated to testify in front of the senate judiciary committee on all of this. he told foxnews two days ago a solution to the immigration crisis will require not just mexico's cooperation but major changes to us law. that is back to congress. >> it is not over yet. >> 17 after the hour, blast from the past, democrats calling on the former nixon white house counsel to testify about the mueller report. >> now hearing from the 70s and they want their star witness back. >> in this hearing with the ghost of christmas past. >> john nelkin within that hearing from decades ago and he is here live with a new legal tug-of-war that was just launched in congress. ♪ little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently.

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jillian: the justice department setting new light on their investigation into the investigators are feeling the fisa abuse program looking to organizations and individuals outside the government. >> who could be swept up in the doj's dragnet? >> john malcolm joins us with his insights, thank you for your time this morning. we start with this, who should be worried right now? >> anybody who met with people like carter page and george papadopoulos. people who were at nongovernmental organizations, sometimes indias have contracts with the government to do this kind of work and so if you are

looking at what the origins of this investigation where and what led to the wiretapping that was ordered by the foreign intelligence surveillance court, you're going to let anybody who met with those individuals, provided the predicate for those warrants. >> a lot of investigations into the same thing, john durham is one, michael horwitz and john hubert, michael with the inspector general, we expect to get that report at some.what we learned in the mueller report is the steel dossier made some false claims about michael cohen, carter page and the allegation is the fbi knew this and still used the dossier anyway. does that spell big trouble to you? >> reporter: it shows extreme sloppiness if not outright fraud on the fisa report. it mike horowitz will dig that up and uncover it and mister durham will as well. there were some false statements about the statement that michael cohen went to prague.

he has never been to prague but the real false statements, salacious allegations against donald trump which is what led jim comey and others to say this is an unverified report. that was not pointed out in fisa applications. >> let's talk about john dean, the former white house counsel hammered by republicans at yesterday's house judiciary committee hearing. you were there yesterday. you said you thought he was a distraction. why do you say that? >> i was on the panel with him, one of the four witnesses and you ended up -- he sucked a lot of oxygen out of the room, a lot of democrats were praising him because he was comparing what happened in the next and white house and watergate to all of the perfidy's he believes donald trump, he also mentioned george w. bush had committed and republicans spend a lot of time bashing him wondering why he was up there on the stage other than the fact that if you are going to talk about obstruction

certainly john dean knows obstructions since he was front and center in terms of participating in those in the various activities and pled guilty to it and avoid a lot of questions being asked about the factual points in the mueller report. without questions being asked -- it is their prerogative to ask what they want to ask. >> we were happy to see him yesterday. we have a montage here. listen. >> we have john dean who pled guilty to obstruction of justice coming in to enlighten the judiciary committee on obstruction of justice. >> this committee's hearing from the 70s and they want their star witness back. >> we sit in this hearing with the ghost of christmas past. >> they say this guy was disbarred, thrown in jail, why we listening to this man. >> according to the democrats he had a front row seat and he knows various instances of the instruction and he could note in

his inimitable fashion what the parallels are between watergate and what he believes this president is doing. i don't believe that. i testified as such yesterday when i was given the opportunity to do so but that is his perspective and certainly was quite a circumstance. jillian: thank you, we appreciate it. >> the crisis at the border appears to be getting worse every day. the numbers are shooting up. mexico has begun to act on this when threatened by tariffs so what about congress? jillian: we are coming right back on tuesday morning. ♪ ♪

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girlfriend are due in court today, and joined by a high profile attorney connected to jennifer's disappearances investors created new website and search for this missing mother of 5. >> the house will vote on holding william barr in civil contempt today. the vote still scheduled despite house judiciary many chairman jerry nadler and the department of justice, never releasing a statement saying william barr provided the committee with key evidence the special counsel used to assess obstruction. >> the acting secretary from his apartment of homeland security on capitol hill expected to testify on the legislative fix to the crisis at the southern border. he would like to see government fix the problem, recently the new york times reporting mexico and us agreement has been around for months. the new deal mexico is coming out with. donald trump's tariff threats

appear to have gotten mexico to act and solve the crisis at the southern border but there are democrats still criticizing the president's tactics but is it proof the threat of tariffs could be an effective tool in negotiating foreign-policy? some say it is not appropriate but could be effective nonetheless. the cofounder, we appreciate your time. thanks for coming on this morning. the complaint is he taking credit for a deal that had artie been made with mexico but even if there were these things were happening the tariffs should force implementation and force them to act. >> reporter: the proof is in the pudding. the argument democrats are making. i can get the football to the goal line but until across the goal line i don't get the point. the president got the points. we are seeing mexico start to

act as a result of these tariffs and then sending troops to the border and stopping flow of immigration up north is a win for the administration. >> mexico says a lot of thing but to enforce it if they do will be a big difference. let's look at what is in this deal, what has been agreed to. i would argue the biggest one is mexico deploying 6000 troops when they had only had 500 prior to this. 6000 troops to their much smaller southern border with guatemala, trying to stop these migrant flows where they start. the migrants, a lot more will be able to wait in mexico as they wait for assignment claims to process in the united states. they would offer jobs and education in mexico and they are going to take action against vicious human trafficking groups doing these horrible things. when we look at the impact to

the american economy of this deal in the greater issue of the president using tariffs as a threat a lot of democrats say this is why our numbers are moving in the wrong direction. we had a weaker than expected jobs report in may. do you think tariffs are a good move to use these as leverage? >> the tariffs with mexico you are talking a 5% tariff, nobody wants tariffs. at the end of the day the middle class, the lower middle class are hit the most by tariffs. this is an effective strategy and in the end they wanted to implement it, there was no tariff to implement it. the president is operating from a position of strength because of the booming economy, may have had a weaker than expected jobs report but overall for the first 2 and half years of his presidency the president delivered on jobs. rob: the vice president of the chamber of commerce, listen to this.

>> the weaponization of tariffs, increase of threats on our economy, and our farmers, our manufacturers, our consumers is going to hurt our country. it creates uncertainty with our trading partners. rob: here is the president's response. >> i want to say to the chamber of commerce if we didn't have tariffs we wouldn't have made it deal with mexico without tariffs, we would be captive to every country. rob: he fights a lot of conservatives who don't like the way he's doing things. who is right? >> the president is doing what he feels is necessary. nobodies in favor of tariffs, i don't believe the president is in favor of utilizing tariffs and implement in but they are a strong tactic to use when trying to get these foreign governments to move in a direction that would be favorable to the united states. rob: they certainly are and you wonder how you make these other countries do what you need them

to do you need some kind of leverage. a problem we have had been has been ignored for 40 years which is immigration. california's new plan to pay for a certain amount of illegal immigrant healthcare. you see here it is going to cover people ages 19-25, not people generally need a lot of healthcare. this is $100 million a year covering 90,000 illegal immigrants, a real problem with homelessness and a lot of other issues. what do you think of this plan? >> my heart goes out to anybody that needs healthcare but in the state of california you have hundreds of thousands of legal us citizens without quality access to care. the infrastructure needs a lot of work and that $100 million would go a long way to improve the current situation throughout california but specifically inner cities where access to healthcare and quality healthcare is limited.

rob: do you think there will be backlash from conservatives in california? one third of the people in that state are conservatives, giving away healthcare. >> the problem is the legislature is strongly democratic. there might be backlash, to be part of the overall budgetary structure and we will see how it is implemented going forward. rob: over to you. jillian: kim jong un's half brother may have been a cia informant. he met with american agents on several occasions but it is unclear what they discussed. he was assassinated in 2017 when two women drugged a nerve agent on his face as seen on security

footage secured by fuji tv. north korea denies involvement. thousand traveler photos and license plates are compromised in cyber attack at a us border point. cvp the contractor unlawfully transfer the pictures to accompany network that was hacked. less than 100,000 people were affected. images include traveler's faces and license plates from an unnamed single port of entry. no passport pictures were affected. traffic camera captured earthquake rattling ohio. the department of transportation tweeting these videos showing the moment the 4.0 quake hit 20 miles northeast of cleveland. so far no reports of damage. the us geological survey says 8000 people reported feeling tremors. rob: earthquakes in cleveland are a rarity. >> it is not exactly a rarity but when you have 4.0. we can get some in the northeast as well.

typically in california, they have been getting earthquake swarms as well. people are on alert. no way we can forecast earthquakes, we can't do that but you need to be prepared if you live on a fault line. current temperature 69 in new york city. we had an awful day yesterday for golfing we will talk about in new york city. this front pushing through will be out of here through the morning hours and things will start to improve. the next system moves across the midwest for the next several days. we will get more rain in areas that don't need to see more rain across the central us and parts of those rivers that are already fool and moving downstream across the mississippi river watershed. heat advisory, it is hot as far north as the northwest. seattle and portland in the 90s flirting with 100 °, there's 198, 100 and medford. still very warm across the

southwest. 111 in phoenix. we are getting into those. >> got to play some golf yesterday. >> i went for the golf party. >> these are four nypd guys, the 9/11 foundation. ray was a new york city firefighter golfing on the morning of 9/11. we have something you can see here. the attacks happen the morning of 9/11, left the golf course, went to ground 0 to help out, he survived 9/11, diagnosed with stage iv kidney cancer in 2009, continue to help for health benefits for first responders until his death in 2017, the victims compensation fund this week, coincidentally we had the golf tournament but is so critically important to make

sure these heroes are taking care of. john stuart fighting hard for this and put in congress's feet to the fire to put money into this so they don't cut the funds. >> people going to capitol hill to make sure the bill is extended. we need this. firefighters, first responders dying of 9/11 related cancer like ray pfeiffer. rob: the things congress can't act on. how do you not just get this done? >> i'm leading the charge and folks like ray who lost his life, still fighting for those who have that average over the next few decades. we just don't know. thank you for coming. it was pouring rain and you still did it and i thank you. rob: you want to talk about real sacrifice.

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a terrible tragedy that keeps taking so many lives. jillian: 52 first responders have died of 9/11 related problems since the attacks. rob: a person killed on 9/11 is identified 18 years later using dna testing on remains which were recovered in 2013. he has not been publicly identified. these were the first world trade center remains to be id since last july. the victims rain to been identified, more than 1100 remain unaccounted for. let's talk about this. long lines, crying children, angry parents. this time there are new rules. >> tracy carrasco with what we need to know. >> remember what a disaster it

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jillian: time to check in with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> they are not going to make me do it because i would be dead. jillian: making a lot of money. >> coming up on "fox and friends" in 14 minutes the press secretary for president of the united states sarah sanders joining us, a lot to talk to her about regarding the president and tariffs in new mexico. so many details have been left out so far although the president has hinted things will be revealed. judge andrew napolitano with legal stuff. jason chaffetz and representative doug collins in the room, john dean telecast and ahead of their big day today we celebrate team usa. carly shimkus live from the women's world cup and plenty

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rob: investigators combing through the reactor helicopter crash lands on top of the new york city skyscraper. the pilot and the only person on board killed in that crash. jillian: robert moses live outside the building where this happened yesterday. >> reporter: the weather is evocative of the rain and fog in place yesterday when the crash occurred. you can see police secure the

building behind me on seventh avenue where the chopper crashed 11 minutes after taking off from the e. 34th st. heliport. cell phone video shows chopper flying erratically over the east river and losing altitude rapidly. police have not confirmed that this is the chopper but the timing would match. the helicopter crashed onto the roof of the 750 foot tall building. on seventh avenue just before 2:00 pm yesterday. pilot timothy mccormick was the only one aboard. he perished. he was 1-time fire chief to the north of new york city and well respected pilot. those inside the skyscraper were startled. >> when the helicopter hit the building it felt like somebody is next to you and give you a shove. >> reporter: in 2014, timothy

mccormick executed an emergency landing after a bird strike. funeral services for him are pending. jillian: so many unanswered questions. today in france, kicking up the quest for women's world cup glory when they take on thailand. rob: carly shimkus catching up with team usa fans and a good game today. >> this isn't a touchscreen, this is the real thing. i'm standing in front of the cathedral which is one of the most impressive things i have ever seen. a lot of people coming to check it out before heading over to the stadium. team usa will play thailand at 3:00 pm eastern. you can catch the action on fox. they are expected to win but we won't know until they play the game.

the fans have been incredible. fans waited over an hour in the rain to catch a glimpse of the team boarding the bus to head over to practice and here is why according to two superfans. >> so fun to watch. they have a lot of fun together. it is phenomenal football. >> you are such a fan of team usa, you had your face painted. why do you like this team? >> i am american and i believe red, white and blue. >> they have such gameplay. if you want them on the field, my daughters play soccer, how they spread out and talk to each other and make the game exciting to watch. >> reporter: some key players to watch, alex morgan, carly lloyd, star of the 2015 world cup

lending a helping hand. i spoke to carly lloyd and asked which team she was most nervous about playing, she said she doesn't care about any other team was the biggest competition is who she is playing next and isn't afraid of anyone. how is that for confidence? >> he is from south jersey. i've interviewed her a couple times and she is a tough one. >> he is. she has got that steely personality. we love that about her. >> come to me.

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♪ >> only abortion clinic will stay open from now. judge ruled planned parenthood can continue operating until it decides whether or not to renew its license it. declined renewal patient safety concerns. planned parenthood sued to stay only. rob: fight for 15 crusader alexandria ocasio-cortez is advocating for higher wages but this time it's for herself. >> members of congress, retail workers, everybody should get cost of living increases to accommodate for the changes in our economy. it may not be politically popular to say but honestly this is by there is so much pressure to turn to lobbying firms and cash on member service after people leave. it's not like a raise it's a cost of living adjustment.

rob: we would all like a raise. aoc supports a proposal raise $174,000 salary for members of congress. they get paid pretty well. she wants more money. freshman congresswoman compares to cost of living adjustment for minimum wage workers. congress has tabled this discussion. jillian: the good, the bad, and the ugly. start with the good. police officer goes beyond the call of duty by giving homeless man shoes off his own feet. officer watching the man trip on tattered shoes in illinois. he gave him a pacific toiletries and fresh clothes. >> next the bad. domino's driver pranked buckingham palace. stopping the driver, reportedly road people inside the palace. he did wonder whether or not it was the queen who placed the order. jillian: madness after too close for comfort in atlanta. both benches the charging

the field in the first inning of the game between the braves and pirates. two players and manager were ejected. the braves won 13-7. rob: good fight on the baseball field. jillian: thanks for watching. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ generation ♪ you're all about a good time ♪ you're all about a good life ♪ you won't believe until you see this is going to be a fun time ♪ you're all about a good time. steve: fun place today because at 3:00 eastern time the women's world cup kicks off on fox and fox sports 1. and it's team u.s.a. and, brian, they have a really good chance of winning. brian: they do. steve, the big game is going to be the rematch between sweden who knocked them out of the olympics. that will be game three of their mangsd tore three games. but today is thailand. if anyone knows about thailand and what they bring to the table is anxiously. ainsley: absolutely.