didn't have the proper medical equipment to get around so he and his team are our midnight hero's. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: it is june 20th. happening at 4:00 am on the east coast of fox news alert. iran shoots down a us drone international airspace after two sets of tanker attacks. will the white house be forced to take action? we are live at the pentagon. a retired police officer the 10th american to die in the diminish in republic, the fbi raids many bars for possible contamination but why is the health ministry saying this is all just fake news? >> i have two things for you. one is a jersey and the second is a question.

shannon: the question that brought a boy to tears and the crowd to their feet. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ a beautiful morning ♪ i think i will go outside for a while ♪ just heather: a beautiful shot of new york city. a rainy weekend you will continue to be. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. almost related to the weekend. thank you as always for starting your day with us. let's get to that fox news alert.

ready for war is the message from iran after an act of hostility against the united states. a navy drone shot down in international airspace. what do we know about how the us will respond? >> tensions are high between the us and iran and the race is on to recover that navy drone shot down by iranian surface-to-air missile. it is not clear how the us will respond. a list of target has been drawn up to present the president but it is up to him to decide whether to strike back. the drone was shot down at the same time donald trump spoke to sean hannity on fox news. >> i worry about iranian proxy wars and terror. tell me your concerns. >> don't worry about a thing, everyone is under control, don't worry about a thing. iran is a much different country.

much different today than when i took over. when i took over it looked like there was no stopping them. >> reporter: officials tell me a high-altitude drone was shot down 70 miles from iran in international airspace over the strait of hormuz not far from where he they attack two oil tankers in the gulf of thoseman last week and four this last month. the navy train drone can fly 60,000 feet in the sky, used to spy on iran and capture communications and other surveillance and reconnaissance missions. each drone costs $108 million. i am told iran also tried to shoot down a separate us drone. the race is on. u.s. navy warships and helicopters are trying to recover the wreckage before iranian's can get their first. shannon: thank you for the update. much more on this but also breaking right now a police officer is dead hours after she's ambushed and shot on the job. police say the officer was gunned down trying to help a

woman leave a domestic dispute situation in sacramento. >> we are devastated tonight. there are no words for the depth of sadness, she gave her young life while protecting our community. >> officers say the domestic situation the most dangerous for them. it took 40 minutes and an armored truck as the gunman kept shooting. she later died at the hospital. officers lining up to escort her body away. right now the shooter is on the loose. police are evacuating neighbors and warning people to avoid the area. sullivan is the 19th police officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. the fbi testing minibar samples from the dominican republic resort and this could possibly maybe help determine if alcohol is to blame for a series of mysterious tourist death.

retired ohio police officer, the 10th american tourists to die in the country since last summer but health officials in the caribbean nation are calling the mysterious deaths fake news was a spokesman for the ministry of public health saying, quote, it is all a hysteria against the dominican republic to hurt our tourism. this is a very competitive industry and we get millions of tourists. we are a popular destination. people are taking aim at us. what do you think? live look at capitol hill where today us border patrol chief will testify on deploying more troops to the southern border, this is the president's urgency funding request heads to the senate floor. griff jenkins joins us with reaction from the white house. great to see you. >> reporter: great to see you. the white house is hopeful they will find a willing partner in congress particularly in house

democrats when it comes to the billion-dollar supplemental border aid package that just passed the senate. appropriations committee in a bipartisan 30-1 vote. the president highlighting last night that now he has a willing partner in mexico. >> 6000 soldiers on the southern border on their southern border stopping people from coming in and they have been really stepping it up. i was going to put tariffs on but they have been doing really good job and people at the border will tell you that the traffic has really dropped down. >> reporter: senior mexican officials tell fox news the mexican government's efforts will deliver what the president is demanding, one official telling me this week they have already cut daily arrests at the border from 4500 down to 2600 but us border patrol officials would not confirm those numbers as border patrol chief carl provost tends to the hill making the case before the homeland security committee for more

support because agents are overwhelmed, 600,000 apprehensions on the southwest border this fiscal year averaging 100,000 per month and 6000 pounds of narcotics crossing daily. this bill focused on getting increasing shoulders and caring for unaccompanied minors is expected to pass but there is no indication that it has bipartisan support in the house. shannon: thank you, appreciate it as always. how about this? syrian refugee under arrest accused of plotting to attack a church in the name of isis. prosecutors say he bought bomb making materials and told an undercover fbi agent about his deadly plan at the pittsburgh church. the pastor relieved to see him behind bars. >> god carried us forward. >> reporter: the suspect moved to the us as a refugee back in

2016. his attack was meant to be revenge for isis in nigeria. two witnesses will take the stand today following a day of dramatic testimony against a navy seal. it a gallagher is accused of war crimes including murdering isis prisoner in 2017. a witness telling the jury he saw gallagher stab 13 in the neck but the defense argues there is no evidence of a murder and fellow seals are trying to take him down. if convicted gallagher faces life in prison. he has pleaded not guilty. a bomb maker by the way. republicans booed and heckled during a tense debate over slavery reparations. >> for the sins of a small subset of americans many generations ago, let me finish, would almost certainly be unconstitutional on their face. the reason for that, wait a minute.

>> lawmakers on capitol hill debating the issue for the first time in more than a decade. actor danny glover and 2020 hopeful senator cory booker were among the witnesses to testify. >> we as a nation have not yet truly acknowledge it or grappled with racism it and white supremacy that has taken this country's founding and continues to persist today. >> the house bill calls for the establishment of a commission to study the issue. donald trump awards the presidential medal of freedom to economist arthur laffer. the former reagan 8's ideas laid the foundation for the 2017 tax cut. >> he proved the most powerful way to grow the economy and raise government window is not to increase tax rates but to adopt strong incentives that unleash the power of freedom and innovate, create jobs and deliver greater opportunity to all americans. >> reporter: laffer served as economic advisor for the 2016

trump campaign. the middle of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. congratulations to him. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and it is our top story. an american drone shot down by iran overnight is lindsey graham lays out his red line. >> attack on american interests, go after the iranian's. >> what would that look like? a member of the president's intelligence advisory board ways in up next. you don't want to miss that. caught on camera parents throwing punches during a little league game. what would spark this fight and what police are saying this morning? ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ fire away ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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look at the live pictures of extreme weather wreaking havoc in south jersey. this is philadelphia where dozens of vehicles are stranded in floodwaters, this is south jersey. you are looking at a live shot from the scene on i 295, the drivers in disbelief. water rescues underway. evacuations as well. we are following the storm sitting overnight and we will bring you more details as they come. this is in south jersey on route 295 and janice dean is standing by and will let you know what is on the way and what you need to know. that's from our local affiliate. we appreciate it. now a fox news alert. in american drone shot down in international airspace by an

iranian missile in the strait of hormuz were two tankers were attacked last weekend u.s. navy investigators have recovered fingerprints and other key evidence from the stricken japanese oil tanker the points back to iran. you to discuss is station chief daniel hoffman. thank you for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. as we begin let's listen to what senator lindsey graham had to say about iran and i want your response. >> anymore disruption of shipping linked to iran, if there are any more attacks on american interests, go after the iranian so they will have pain. heather: what does he mean by pain? what would that be? >> this was a drone which by all accounts was conducting aerial

reconnaissance in international airspace. what the administration would need to consider is a proportional response. the iranian this are mounting what i would, gradual campaign escalation. they haven't targeted our shipping or service men and women but are mounting attacks in the gulf seeking to disrupt the flow of oil but we have to be careful with a flexible response to we don't go too high on this at risk a conflict neither iran or the united states want. heather: no one wants to escalate this to war. the u.s. navy, a high altitude drone was shot down by an iranian surfaced where missile over the strait of hormuz in international airspace, shot down by a surface to air missile. people here that and obviously they will be concerned this morning. >> it is important to keep in

mind what iran's goal is. we crippled their economy and caused their currency to go into freefall within our towards inducing a return to the negotiating table so we can fix that flawed nuclear deal which didn't encompass areas of concern like iran being a state sponsor of terror and the ballistic missile program. the iranian threatened to restart their nuclear program and mounted these kinetic attacks. it is a degree of -- simply not admitting what they are doing, and threatening europe and us. >> iran, at least one tanker, there are fingerprints and the hand can that was discovered.

>> >> >> iran announced they did not receive sanctions relief. we have a deadline of july 8th. in the persian gulf, what if iran does begin to enrich uranium. >> donald trump was on hand, >> something else happening. taking on the role of acting defense secretary, >> he deployed and fought in the 101st airborne.

it was a major step up for the secretary of the army or secretary of defense not be responsible for our armed forces. and how we deal with threats like iran and china as north korea negotiating nuclear treaties. it is a wickedly difficult assignment and i wish him all the best. >> with everything going on in the world, not just iran and a lot to be discussed. daniel hoffman, we appreciate your insight. have a good day. time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. president obama making a comeback? his former advisor just revealed something big about his 2020 plan. the internet lighting up about it.

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what he said. in a bbc podcast is very concerned about the direction our country is going, he was involved in the midterm election. my expectation is he would do the same in a general election. all of us good democrats need to get behind whoever is the nominee but obama's involvement going over as well as you would think among conservatives. he had his chance and blue it. maybe he is talking about hillary clinton. another says it didn't help much last time. obama can't sit this one out and not look like a hypocrite. jarrett said something interesting. in 2007 obama was down 30 points to hillary clinton at this point. the take away there is anybody's -- i like the 1%, didn't really do hillary clinton any good to

get involved and he did get involved after the primary. of fancy vacation. this new study shows pregnant women are using pot more and more. >> it has doubled. look at these numbers, 6% of women say they used pot between 2002 in 2003, 12% from 2016-2017. a lot of women say they used it before they found out they were pregnant or to combat morning sickness but some studies show that pot use among pregnant women could increase chance of having a premature baby your lower the birth weight of your child. a lot of people in social media saying this is not a good idea. i say no drugs for your baby. another twitter user says offer

legalization of marijuana but don't do it while pregnant. another twitter user says we need more studies on this issue. part is natural, so is opiates and overuse is harmful to a fetus. there isn't enough information on this so if you don't know the full story, stay away from it. i don't even play a doctor on tv but i think that is sound advice. >> do you stay in a hotel? i am not a next hurt but stayed in a holiday inn. >> something like that. we want to get to this young fan who was overwhelmed. watch this. take a look and i will explain. >> i have two things for you. one of the jersey and the second is a question. do you want to go to the all-star game next year? >> yes.

heather: he just lost his mother to cancer. the woman tried to get them to meet before she died, wasn't able to, they met earlier in the season and right here last late, surprising him at the nhl awards, stealing so many people's hearts. that is what sports is supposed to be about. and all-star. thank you so much. love that. the time is half past the top of the hour. alexandria ocasio cortez won't apologize for comparing migrant detention centers to concentration camps. some of her own party are turning on her. $25 million in 24 hours, the president kicking off his 2020 campaign and record style. how worried should democrats be? are in c spokesperson joins us live next.

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heather: look at top headline starting with a fox news alert where iran shoots down an unarmed american aircraft drone, the navy says the drone was flying in international airspace overnight. iran says it was flying in its airspace and iranian commander adding the country is, quote, ready for war. more than a dozen stranded in floodwaters in new jersey, this is a live look at eye to hundred 95 just before rush hour begins. water rescues are underway. evacuations underway from new jersey, 15 minutes outside philadelphia and overnight chinese president xi jinping arrived in north korea for talks

with kim jong un they will talk about nuclear weapons and the trade war with the us. the first chinese leaders to visit north korea in 14 years. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez refusing to apologize for comparing migrant detention centers to concentration camps. the democrat doubling down on social media. aishah hasnie, her comments drawing criticism from both 5, overwhelming response. >> reporter: on monday, aoc told her instagram followers the us government is running concentration camps on the southern border. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border and that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps. >> those comments sparking a lot of outrage even within her own party.

bill diblasio saying she is wrong. >> of course she was wrong. you cannot compare what the nazis did in concentration camps. it was a horrible moment in history, no way to compare. >> reporter: he refuses to apologize tweeting in part say what you will, kids are dying and i'm not here to make people feel comfortable about that. some in the mainstream media are coming to her defense. >> we are creating concentration camps on the border. in 1933 there were concentration camps. in 1941 they were death camps and that is where we are going if our consciences are not pierced. >> nancy pelosi asked what she thought about these comments. rather than condemn them she turned the issue around on the gop.

>> the republicans have no interest in holding the president accountable for his words and they will misrepresent anything you say if you have one word in the sentence they can exploit. >> the most compelling response from jerusalem, the holocaust memorial giving aoc a history lesson on concentration camp tweeting concentration camps assured a slave labor supply to help in the nazi war effort, even the brutality of life inside the camps help assure the ultimate goal of extermination through labor. they have something to say about this from israel. heather: the cvp are working hard to save lives and deal with people coming here and already sick. that is huge difference too. we asked you what you thought, dan tweeted she needs to apologize not just to every american but to every survivor

of the holocaust and william on facebook said no time to apologize, time to go and marcy weighing in on instagram writing this is what happens when you ditch history classes. >> democrats can come to agreement and provide additional funding to fix the entire situation. democratic -- rival joe biden and cory booker taking shots at each other on the campaign trail. the former vice president says there is no reason to apologize after senator booker criticized him for highlighting the ability to work with segregationist senators. >> cory booker calls for it. >> he knows better. not a racist bone in my body. >> reporter: booker who trails

considerably in the 2020 presidential poll says biden's relationships are not the model needed for the country. former white house communications director hope hicks doesn't talk about the white house include door testimony and democrats are livid. the judiciary committee subpoenaed hicks in the russia investigation last month but she was immune from giving information about her time serving the president as communications director. a transcript of her private testimony is expected soon. hicks is executive vice president and chief medications officer for fox corporation. a record-breaking start to his 2020 campaign, donald trump raised $25 million in just 24 hours. how worried should the eventual democratic nominee be with this kind of head start for the gop? here to weigh in his are in c national spokesman liz harrington. thank you for joining us, you are very busy. as we begin let's take a look so

people can see with their own eyes the 2020 campaign fundraising within 24 or 48 hours, just to compare you can see donald trump, $24 million, the next closest is joe biden down at $6.3 million and down from there. what do you credit this amount of money to? >> this is a movement the likes of which we have never seen, the enthusiasm is incredible was a restoration of, by and for the people and that translates into record donations. we saw it in 24 hours, we raised on average over $1 million per hour, more than the top 5 democratic contenders on the other side coming to buy. also more than the democratic national committee raised the entire first quarter through april. they are spending more than they are taking in. they are bankrupt financially as they are of ideas.

the real problem for the democrats is not just the deficit in fund raising but the deficit in enthusiasm. i was in the amway center in orlando tuesday night. the energy is palpable. it is incredible. our supporters are so fired up and proud of this president and joe biden if he was there would struggle to fill the seats in the lobby. heather: several candidates on the democratic side readily admitting we are not going to draw crowds like that. i would go so far as to say president obama in his reelection campaign when he announced, nowhere near what we saw in florida, look at his numbers and compare those to donald trump as well, he is doing great and it will just get better from here. is that what you expect?

>> absolutely, the president is in such a good position, already relaunched his campaign, we have record amounts, the rnc breaking in a great amount of fundraising, working hand-in-hand with the campaign. that money goes back to our movement, to the ground game, data-driven operation where we can find voters and meet them where they are in states throughout the country so it is an incredible position. heather: on cbs on tuesday, wasn't a bread. >> we don't have that yet but what he did say as he believes the campaign, donald trump will win in an electoral landslide. >> absolutely. he won in an electoral landslide in 2016 when everyone counted him out. it was historic, it was unprecedented in the mainstream media and the democrats have

taken no lessons from 2016. they have been chasing a kremlin russia conspiracy theory ever since to try to explain away that loss and the president working day in and day out to fulfill all the promises he made. he was running as an outsider in 2016, four years ago when he launched his campaign. now he can say i have done what i said i was going to do, whether it is defeating isis in syria, renegotiating our trade deals with congress to act with democrats in the house whether it is deregulation, tax cuts, so many things he said he is going to do, he has a record to run on. he said he would be the jobs president, 6 million jobs later years. heather: not getting a salary. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it, have a great day. 20 minutes until the top of the

hour, star-spangled band, a giant old glory waived high despite city council voting it must come down. one of those members says this issue should have been put to bed. he joins us live up next.

heather: the stars & stripes still waving even after a north carolina city council voted against an rv company's gigantic flag, councilmembers refusing -- collie up a local business for bringing infamy to their town. why he voted in favor of the flag. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. heather: what happened with the vote? >> i was hoping monday night that this would have passed unanimously and put this issue

to bed. we have so many other issues that are more pressing in our city and more demanding, this should not be an issue. heather: they needed to vote to change the ordinance to a larger size but five people voted to keep it the way it is and three of you voted to change it. if it changed, the flag can stay up. >> yes. i would challenge my fellow councilmembers to tell me what harm, who it endangers and what right it violates of anybody to keep this flag up the size it is flying, these flags are ubiquitous, you see them all over the state, all over the country. i was recently in california and saw them flying out there. they are beautiful. we can fly them in california we should be able to fly them in north carolina.

heather: did they explain what they meant when they said flying this beautiful national flag is bringing infamy to statesville? >> it harms our city, negative publicity about it. we are a nation of laws. we have an ordinance against it but it is easy enough to change that ordinance. we change ordinances all the time if they don't work well for the city, we make adjustments to them. heather: the flag is flying, here is what the owner had to say at gander rv. >> the flag is not coming down under any circumstances i will continue to put up flags as long as i feel the faa is clear and people's health, wellness and safety are not compromised. i'm not going to compromise.

heather: he is paying $50 a day, that racked up to $10,000 paying that since october, given a notice in 2018. >> i believe -- he has been in violation of the ordinance. i don't have a problem with the city collecting fines but i think we need to move forward. changing the ordinance and putting the issue away. >> will be another vote or is this it? >> i don't know. it would have to be one of the vote in the majority, one of the councilmembers would have to change their mind to bring this issue up. for now it will be a matter of it goes to the courts. >> i posted what the breakdown was so people could look at that on their twitter account and see those, and talk to them about another vote. thank you for joining us.

>> thank you for having me and have a blessed day. heather: 15 minutes until the top of the are. angry california residents colin to oust la's mayor is the homeless problem grows out of control. >> people are allowed to commit crimes while the taxpayer has to step over a homeless guy and pay taxes to continue the situation. it is outrageous. heather: new numbers as some say the crisis is reaching a third world country level.

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in wisconsin for whoever shot and killed after the police officer, officer john eklund was gunned down trying to stop a robbery at a bar on monday. investigators say the dna could be the key to solving the case since the suspected behind a mask and no one got a good look at him. there is a $27,000 reward for information if you know anything. hero pilot captain sully sullenberger says the deadly boeing plane crashes should have been avoided. >> the current system of aircraft design and certification has failed us. these accidents should never have happened. only by discovering and correcting the ways these tragedies occurred can we begin to regain the trust of our passengers. >> the famed pilot who pulled off the miracle on the hudson calling the new federal regulations requiring new simulator training for pilots before the troubled 737 max jets can return to the skies.

that models involved in two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killing 300 people. calls for the mayor of los angeles to step down over the city's growing homeless crisis was a government report shows 36,000 homeless people living in the city. that is a 16% increase from last year. >> you are finished being the slumlord and death camp leader of los angeles. heather: they passed a measure to allocate $1 billion to build housing units for the homeless but nothing has been done. the mayor calls the political game. alexandria daydig with the petitioner use a leading the effort to recall eric garcetti. here's why she blames him for letting the homeless crisis spiral out of control. >> environmental crimes that are

illegal in california. this mayor is committing crimes every day. we don't have shoe leather on our streets taking care of this problem. people are allowed to just commit crimes while the taxpayer has to step over a homeless guy to get to the office he is forced to pay taxes to to continue the situation. it is outrageous. >> we had a 75% increase in homelessness in the past 6 years under the leadership of eric garcetti. there is no question who is to blame for this increase. he needs to be recalled. heather: los angeles has the nation's largest outdoor homeless population. let's switch gears. air force one will fly over the national mall on 4 july. the president does not plan to be on board at the time. the celebration is salute to america, will honor nation's five service branches with music, marching bands, floats

and of course fireworks in washington dc. donald trump is expected to speak in front of the lincoln memorial. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. look at this wild video of a massive brawl at a youth baseball game. police are looking for the man cuts point punching several parents. wait until you hear why this happened. and impressive takedown from this detective. wait until you hear his story. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight.

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is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. country time serving legal aid to keep children's lemonade stands open, 14 states allowed emanate stands so the company is offering to pay any fines or permits for kids who want to go into the business. police are on the hunt for a man caught throwing punches at a massive brawl at a little league baseball game for 7-year-old. all this started amid a controversial call. the teenage umpire, four people were arrested. a detective showing off his tackling skills in the middle of a news conference. watch this. >> i am not 100% sure. [shouting]

heather: quick thinking, the detective taking down a stocking suspect who was running away from a man chasing him in australia. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. >> we are devastated tonight. no words to convey the depth of sadness we feel. she gave her young life while protecting our community. jillian: it is thursday, june 20th. a community in grief after a police officer is ambushed and shot in california. rob: a manhunt intensifying overnight. pouring rain across much of the northeast. standing vehicle sitting in rising floodwater in new jersey. jillian: the rescue playing out while you were sleeping. >> so scrumptious.