exploding out of control at a south carolina store, the fire sparking in a storage unit nearby destroying containers of fireworks the store sells. finally the ugly. for the second time in 3 years on minor league baseball team's fireworks show sparks and the pyrotechnic issue near the ballpark, didn't stop the team sitting out the rest of their fireworks. no one was injured. a lot of excitement. that wraps up his hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: it is friday, july 5th, scenes of destruction and panic as california is rocked by the worst earthquake it has seen in

two decades. rob: along the west coast the waking up to aftershock. a fresh look at the damage in the warning of what is to come. >> our nation is stronger today than it ever was before. rob: donald trump proves the critics wrong and keeps it all-american during 4 july salute. jillian: protesters decided they would rather spend their independence day getting locked up for burning our flag. live in the nations capital. joey chestnut is the top dog. rob: did he break his record from last year? "fox and friends first" on friday morning continues right now. ♪

rob: that is a great song and another great band. did i take it from you? jillian: it is big and rich. they are coming up later on on "fox and friends". rob: they are coming to our city and if you want a little thing in your zing saying. jillian: i wonder what happens when they write those lyrics, it does make sense. rob: we have waited a minute to do the intro. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: thanks for starting your day with us. we hope you had a great fourth of july. i spent mine the best way possible with our "fox and friends" family and fans, it was great day. todd: but crushing it right now.

i was at a party with my lovely wife. and at the party, i would make it, still a question whether i would make it. carley: a salute to america striking a patriotic court in washington dc as donald trump praises our country and the military but not everyone is feeling that american pride. todd: griff jenkins joins us with more on the celebrations and the clashes. >> reporter: the party was in washington dc _me skies and rain, donald trump marked his 243rd birthday by honoring the us military epicenter of his address to the nation. >> for centuries our soldiers have pointed toward home proclaiming this we will defend. there is no substitute for

victory. they are the greatest soldiers on earth. >> reporter: the president saluted america paying tribute to the 5 races of our armed forces with an impressive display of fireworks, helicopter gunships, fighter jets, the 2 smart, culminating in the blue angels as the battle hymn of the republic played continuing the legacy of the greatest political journey in human history. >> the same unity purpose. as long as we stay true, as long as we remember our great history, as long as we never stop fighting for a better future, there will be nothing that america cannot do. todd: some chose to protest outside the white house. a notorious flag burner was arrested. a small crowd cheered the desecration.

[crowd chanting] >> reporter: they brought their baby trump balloon to the mall. it was not allowed to fly. protesters blasting the president's salute. >> reminds you of north korea or nazi germany. >> shouldn't be paying for the capital for this. that is not normal. >> reporter: a wet stay in the nations capital. and candidates running for president, they may be critical. >> the revolutionary war highlighters and great american -- we will see what happens on the democratic side. we appreciate it. >> the president preached unity in the nations capital, 2020

hopefuls. carley: most candidates took the opportunity to slam the president and his historic salute. >> incapable of celebrating. >> bothered me with the president is doing, it will buckle in washington dc and the money and that. it is not about our servicemembers and their sacrifice. >> folks shouting trump as they walked by, you met them with smiles and use that america. we want this to be about everyone. >> putting tanks out there. >> we need money to go into rebuilding our infrastructure, not putting tanks in washington dc.

>> forever and fundamentally alter this nation. >> we do something wrong we got to call it out. we've got to call him out when he does something wrong. carley: donald trump's opponent striking a different court in their fourth of july message. todd: josh says the negativity was amplified against the patriotic tone. >> it was an ode to american exceptionalism. there were no politics discussed in the speech but there was an unmistakable political subtext at a time when leading presidential candidates are dwelling on america's fault through history. you had nike take the original betsy ross flag off of one of its shoes and the protest from colin kaepernick. this was in contrast to that, to american exceptionalism and attributes to america. he didn't bring up politics but

it was unmistakable. todd: we want to know your thoughts on the salute to america. carley: it wasn't a campaign rally but it does prove that trump is and will be the potus we needed and should support. carley: instagram user posting amazing and very proud american. carley: the event was the perfect way to honor america and american history with all the constant complaining in this country he showed who the real patriot is. i posted about his speech last night, my most liked -- todd: a lot of people responded to that. carley: charged in a fiery crash that killed a tennessee police officer. the teens slamming into officer john anderson's cruiser after running a red light.

sending anderson's car into a pole and bursting into flames. the 4 year veteran at the national police department was declared dead on the scene. >> it goes without saying when we lose an officer we was a brother or sister. >> anderson leaves behind a wife and 18-month-old son. a miami dolphins player loses his arm after a horrific fourth of july crash. authorities say defense if tackle kendrick norton's vehicle hit a concrete barrier and flipped over near miami. paramedics had to amputate his left arm just to get him out of the vehicle. because of the crash is being investigated. some of norton's teammates visiting him in the hospital, he is in critical condition but expected to survive. todd: the fourth of july celebration in chicago, a dozen traveled in the aftermath on the iconic navy.. the stabbings were sparked by a

fight and someone yelled out gun causing more panic, a stampede of thousands. the victims in serious to critical condition, 16 others hospitalized but expected to be okay. unclear if any arrests have been made. a fire in first class forces a packed plane to make an emergency landing in boston. a phone charger started sparking and set a passenger's feet on fire on original antics light headed to london from jfk. 217 passengers loaded onto buses and taken to the terminal. nobody was hurt. carley: joey chestnut went is 12 hot dog eating contest eating 71 franks in 10 minutes, the top dog all smiles, the coveted mustard belt. >> 4, 3, 2, one, begin.

rob: the 35-year-old dominating in the competition but falling short of breaking his record from last year with 74. carley: he is past his hotdog prime. >> the heat got in my way a little bit. about 5 minutes and i slowed down way more but i got the win. todd: in the women's division, eating 31 hotdogs. not as many as joey but still disgusting nonetheless. a really nice guy. carley: they work hard, they train. todd: he's not that fast. it is 11 minutes after the hour. california rattled by the biggest earthquake in 20 years.

the 6.4 magnitude quake triggering 100 aftershocks so far. the big one could be days away. carley: if you thought the mustang was the signature musclecar wait until you see this. $1.2 million supercar, but there is one big problem with it. todd: it is pretty. carley: we asked how you celebrated independence day. leah madison from pennsylvania showing us their shock masterpiece. robert send this photo showing american and yankees pride. todd: in charlotte, north carolina waving his american flag. keep them coming, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. ♪

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rob: scary moments when a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocks southern california. it was hit by the largest quake in 20 years. carley: aishah hasnie has reaction, everyone has turned their attention to the aftershocks. >> reporter: having overnight into this hour, there was an aftershock an hour ago and more than 100 have been reported across california. seismologists are warning there is a high chance there might be a magnitude 5 or bigger earthquake in the next few days. >> we should be prepared for the big one. this does not make it less likely. there is a one in 20 chance that

this location will be having an even bigger earthquake in the next few days. >> thursday's 6.4 magnitude quake is the strongest quake to hit california in 20 years. it happened 150 miles from la. this surveillance video shows bottles and food thrown from shelves in a convenience store. look at this video showing panic crowds running when they feel the quake happened. the earthquake caused multiple injuries, house fires, gas leaks, even cracked roads. >> i could see the ground shaking and it is really happening. it was intense. >> a rolling earthquake, 30 seconds long. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom approved an emergency proclamation for the earthquake in kern county and the aftershocks, grateful for the work of our first

responders, office of emergency and local leaders, working closely with the communities impacted by today's earthquake. as those aftershocks continue people are terrified of what might come next. todd: it is a weird feeling to go through an earthquake. jillian: it is not something anyone can tell you about. thank you. more than a dozen beaches along the gulf coast shutdown this holiday weekend because of the toxic algae bloom ringing the total to 19 beaches that have been closed, people risk getting seriously sick if they go into the water, unseasonably warm water, floodwaters have been blamed for the rampant algae growth. todd: a great white shark off the coast of new jersey, the 10 foot long, 800 pound shark

dubbed miss may has traveled 2700 miles since february. miss may adding fear to beachgoers on the heels of 22 attacks in the us this year alone. the odds of being killed by a shark pretty low at one in 3.7 million. you are more likely to die by fireworks, happy fourth, everybody. if you name the shark and she knows it is she less likely to kill you? that is the understatement of the day. carley: a tale of two economies. the democrats claim it came from president obama. >> donald trump inherited an economy from obama biden administration. it was given to him just like he inherited everything else in his life. todd: what is the truth? next guest is the trump agenda has given the economy a vital

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>> this president flouted great economy. migrate economy. >> trump is taking credit for recovery that started under obama. >> the economy is doing well. i don't have to give trump any credit. todd: the trump administration unlock the secret to a successful economy but his critics refused to give him credit. carley: is the obama white house responsible for the job rooms we have seen since donald trump took office? joining now is mitch rochelle.

thank you for being with us. they say his economy dump her -- only benefits the rich. income growth has gone up so much more under trump's economy than obama's insecticide construction, retail and mining and really key swing states like florida, ohio and wisconsin. what say you to that? >> the economic boom accelerated very quickly during the administration, tax cuts, a lot of people said it was sugar high but it is not a sugar high. individuals saying again and the rest of the economy is booming and the thing that holds back business from making investments is too much regulation and tax incentives, that is what happens.

todd: so many places one can play politics with to play politics with an economy where you talk to rich people and poor people everybody seems to be doing much better than they were eight years ago. on place for the democrats to take their chances. >> the economy is such a winning story the only thing they can do with attack that story and give the obama administration credit for it but the fact of the matter is you've got to look at the numbers. the president talked about the stock market a lot of the stock market is a bit of a proxy for the economy. what goes up can go down. if you look at the underlying fundamentals of the economy they are very strong. carley: almost all the candidates said one of the first and they would do in terms of the economy is rollback trump's tax cuts. if they do that what will happen? >> there are two versions, the

corporate rate down tremendously and the individual rates. they keep talking about those benefits going to the rich. that is fake news. 80% of americans got the benefit of the tax cut. to take them away you are penalizing 80% of americans. i don't think that is a winning strategy. the question is are they talking about corporate tax cuts? >> probably corporate. >> take away the tax incentives for businesses, what they won't do is create jobs. todd: a big jobs number today. the scuttlebutt on the street is that will lead to the feds dropping the rate a quarter percentage point. do you think they will drop it? is it a good decision to do so? >> everyone is betting on the drop. i don't think the job number will be influencing that. buried in that jobs number is another important piece, the wage curve rate is twice the inflation rate.

if you want a positive story the fact is people are making more money and making twice as much money. todd: why drop the rate when we had a record high? >> the concern is how do we keep a 10 year economic boom going? do you stimulate that to get it to continue? there are arguments on both sides. quarter points don't make that big a difference but it is symbolic that the fed wants to keep the boom going. todd: 27 after the are, deadline day for demos. will a close immigration loopholes like the president asked? what is somebody doing in my ear? or watch the follow through with ice raise. border state lawmaker ways in the growing crisis next.

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carley: that american pride wasn't held everywhere in dc. police arrested one of several flagburning protesters outside the white house. todd: the june jobs report will be released. economist, big numbers will show a strong rebound, 150,000 jobs added. the report could be the deciding factor on whether the fed cuts interest rates. >> to engage the us in a war, and airplanes and tanks. >> the country's capabilities on the cyberbattlefield. >> a possibility of a full-blown cyber war between the us and iran. they cite new evidence, large-scale attack plans to use against american businesses including reports that over the last few months 1200 command and

control domains linked to iran were registered at 700 of those are active. national security sources worn iran's next move could set in motion the first real cyber war between washington and tehran. the white house, donald trump's team pushing for any and every eventuality and cyber warfare, and us cyber command confirmed, and iran intelligence from believed to be behind the attacks on oil tankers in the strait of hormuz. and retaliating against cyberspace.

and an oil company after the us carried out a cyber operation. iran's preparations, the potential for warfare. >> american businesses could become from ice by iranian hackers. and weeks of escalating tensions between washington and tehran. jillian turner, fox news. >> a cyber security conference delivering at the dc cyber defense in october. and an unforeseen circumstance, secretary clinton will longer participate in this year's conference. no further details given. and a private email server while serving as secretary of state.

>> a new deadline looming, and 2:00 pm to have a rationale for the citizenship question. and closing asylum loopholes, before ice starts rating in several large cities and acting i started telling us it is about protecting american citizens. >> congresswoman don't act in the sense of asylum laws to protect people and give them relief instead of having them abuse the system by coming into the country and being released and never heard from again. this is the way the administration itself and ice to close this loophole. >> donald trump sending notice to some illegals who are not following orders to leave the threatening fines up to $500,000. democrats continue to sound the alarm about the border crisis but offer a few solutions. andy biggs says the agents were doing their best with what

congress has given some. >> i communicate with agents. i visited detention centers. i have seen crowding. i have seen they are getting hot meals every day, getting food and water and supplies and i believe when they are doing their best, these important supplies to these people. these are holding facilities, they are not designed to be detention facilities. they have a facility designed for 250 and has 1000 people. what is happening is releasing tens of thousands of people every month instead of holding them. that is the alternative. you are releasing them and that is what we are doing. nazi concentration camps. >> the reference to concentration camps comes from alexandria ocasio cortez who made the claim display voting no

multiple times on humanitarian aid funding. >> mike pence sharing this message with new american citizens. >> find a way to give back. for all that you have been given. raise a great family. build a business. be a good neighbor. be a teacher. be a public servant. put on the uniform of law enforcement. volunteer in a local service club. todd: the naturalization ceremony, 40 immigrants from 26 countries, one of many taking place across this great country. carley: 37 after the hour, most of us are celebrating america's birthday, southern california figuring out how to get rid of this george washington mural. the $600 million effort to erase

history. >> a patriotic proposal, just the right moment. and you showed how you celebrated yesterday. 243rd birthday. carley: jan gerst sent this photo of her family showing their red, white and blue. get it! get that butterfly!

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skies the massive quake on the nest cams, people waking up as the tree starts to shake but it seems completely unbothered.

there valley, about 110 miles from the earthquake's epicenter. >> painting over controversial mural of george washington and they will spend $600,000 in taxpayer money, the 83-year-old mural coming under fire over images including pioneers standing over the body of native american and slaves working at washington's mount vernon estate. legal challenges -- todd: the island featured in a promotional video for sale. and $8.5 million. todd: carley: the festival ended up in a different file with fema, canceled performances and hold cheese sandwiches.

the firecracker documentaries are really good. also good, selling the first million-dollar supercar. the car can drive so fast it is not even legal. todd: the engine generates 53 hp. now airbags, tough to drive. if you want to order one you better act fast. only 45. todd: i'm going to buy the island. a message of unity and a historic summit to america. >> our nation is stronger today than it ever was before.

todd: our guests broke from tradition but don't agree if it is a big thing or not. democrats and republicans coming up. carley: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> corrida when down ski, and we continue our all-american summer concert series, country music stars, big and rich live to -- you can hear them behind me warming it up. we are rocking all morning, thank you. carley: i want some barbecue. [ giggling ] let's play dress-up.

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>> truly extraordinary heritage. together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. the same american spirit that emboldened our founders kept us throughout our history to this day, that spirit runs through the veins of every american patriot. todd: donald trump delivering his salute to america tracy our armed forces, the biggest media critics admitting stay out of politics. did he strike the right chord? here to debate the more liberal analyst, deputy medications director, good to see all of you. i want to show you what our colleagues in the mainstream media are saying. trump's rainsoaked. america's we use clear policies, trump emphasizes you as a very might as salute to america and the hill, trump focuses july 4th on celebrating our armed forces.

with all the hullabaloo leading up to this speech that this would be a campaign speech are some folks in the literal media waking up with egg on their faces? >> not exactly. usa today said donald trump was touting our military force. and those tanks and that display was more like a dictator, not from usa today but others, more like a dictator than a president of the united states. it was not normal to see that happen on july 4th. it was very political even though the words were not political. todd: your response? >> hardly. this was a great celebration of all that is great and the people who are good with emphasis completely on our men and women in the military but emphasized some wonderful people who make great contributions to our country. if you look at background and all the people watching, people were excited to see and glad to have a president who put

emphasis where it belongs which is the patriotism and all that is great in our country. todd: i want to ask a follow-up, what is wrong with a bunch of loud, cool equipment on july 4th the day we celebrate our independence? >> very expensive scary equipment, to see these tanks go down the road, usually you see that with kim jong un standing there with his mother in front of him and with these tanks coming down the road. more like a dictator presenting his military might than the president of the united states celebrating a day of your happiness and a day to celebrate. todd: aren't we smart enough to know the bombers are not bombing washington dc and the washington monument? >> absolutely. freedom fighters.

>> absolutely. this is freedom fighters. i will tell you we take for granted in our country that people know what we do, people know what our military do. last week earlier this week completely taken over about issue because it had an american flag on it. we take for granted these displays because they are not seen that often. to have young people are people of all ages, that is what we do in our country, awesome men and women who dedicated their lives to preserving freedom, this moment we can enjoy fireworks because of them, that is fantastic and what we get with donald trump. let's put extra emphasis on this and i didn't see or hear from anybody on the ground watching this call who thought we shouldn't have done that. todd: i want your opinion on this. consulate just in amash declared independence from the republican party, is it more evidence the

gop is the party from? >> justin amarsh -- todd: sorry. let's go to kathy first. >> justinamash has never been for the president of the party. is not a team player. i don't think this is newsworthy, nothing new. even when we had the majority in the house for the republicans he spent most of his time voting present. this will be up to the constituents in his district to decide if they feel they are well represented by him. this is district that went almost 10 points for donald trump. they have some thinking to do ahead of 2020. todd: next were do you? >> a reminder how divide the republican party is. the trump supporters and those who do not support him and will be shamed publicly by the leader of the free world if the person

does go against him. to be called a loser and disloyal on twitter by donald trump if you don't agree with him is a scary time in american history. todd: very similar names has caused a lot of confusion. thank you so much. it is 53 minutes after the hour. this display outside a minor league baseball stadium didn't go as planned. in south carolina, even worse. we have got the good, bad and ugly. but we want to know how you spend the holiday and happy to see yours went a little better than that. michael indiana with his two adorable nieces and "fox and friends" staff showing up there red, white and blue. a cool thing when i side. finally griff jenkins sent us

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todd: wow, big and rich throughout on the plaza. the people you are hearing now on your tv will be right behind us performing on fox square. todd: could be us. we have barbecue because carley has been hungry all morning long. this is all for you. carley: it smells delicious. todd: a proposal for a very special couple. [cheers and applause] >> u.s. airmen pops the question during a fourth of july parade in minnesota. is he deploying for nine months next week. >> fireworks exploding out of control at a south carolina store after something caused them to ignite inside a storage unit. watch. carley: it's beautiful but totally dangerous. several karens of fireworks

was destroyed luckily nobody was hurt. todd: a minor league's baseball team fireworks show sparks a brush fire. happened outside the st. lucie mets ball park. setting off the rest of their fireworks. they even played their game's schedule. luckily nobody was hurt. carley: that's dangerous too. fireworks are dangerous; "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> on this day 243 years ago, our founding fathers pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to declare independence and defend our god-given rights. that same american spirit that embolden our founders has kept us strong throughout our history. to this day, that spirit runs through the veins of every american patriot. it lives on in each and every one of you here today.