who did that originally on twitter. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you so much for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye, bye. ♪ ♪ rob: all right, it is monday july 8th, executive order still looms over washington as the president fights for a citizenship question on the 2020 census. >> the major moved made inside the doj overnight as white house super charges legal fight, plus. >> so look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country, it was just such the opposite. it was a lot emotionally. >> emotional exit, michelle obama is opening up about president trump's inauguration. rob: will the former first lady endorse 2020 candidate, what she just revealed? [cheers and applause]

rob: world cup champions team usa will return home to a hero's welcome. >> oh, my gosh, the question this morning would any of them also be celebrating tat white house, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> certainly shout-out to team usa and they ran the world, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele. rob: and i'm rob schmitt, we begin with fox news alert, breaking an urgent manhunt happening right now for multiple

armed and dangerous suspects after georgia sheriff's deputy is shot and killed in the line of duty. >> the county sheriff's office says chasing stolen car, several people jumped out of the car and opened fire hitting one officer, one of the suspects also shot and taken to the hospital, the officer's name has not yet been released. >> scary story. also the department of justice recharging legal team in final push to add citizenship question to the 2020 census. >> meanwhile the president says he's reviewing all available options for its inclusion. >> hey, mark. >> good morning, rob and carley, the justice department is not saying why it's shuffling lawyers only a new team of civil defense attorneys will be taking over the census citizenship case and we spoke from the

spokespersons and the news after president trump announced last week he still wants to ask census respondents if he's u.s. citizens, the supreme court ruled last month that the case needs to go back to lower courts, tight deadline to print the forms, but now administration officials argue they have enough time to get the case tried before key census deadlines. >> moving ahead with the census, 15 to $20 million on census, they are asking everything except are you a citizen of the united states, how ridiculous is that? >> president trump is considering executive order to get the question on to the census, the commerce department says right now it's in the process of printing the forms without the question attached, this week lawmakers are scheduled to hold a hearing investigating the trump administration's treatment of migrant children, house oversight has invited custom officials to testify this after

government officials found dangerous overcrowding at detention facilities, house democrats toured the facilities for themselves in person and some lawmakers are comparing the facilities to concentration camps. >> under a lot of trauma that they are in the facility that dehumanizing and this is the choice by the current administration, they are choosing to not allow asylum seekers to go through the legal process. >> the house overnight committee will be holding the hearing into the treatment of migrants, going to be happening on wednesday here in washington, rob and carley. >> all right, mark, appreciate it. with president trump approval rating highest in presidency so far, katrina pearson says it's indication of where voters stand. rob: proof that americans don't want to put a democrat back in the white house? >> it's not about big government, it's about power, they just don't say that, in

order to have all of the power they have to have the government as big as possible so that they can control everyone, they will exempt themselves just like they've always done in the past but it is about power and this erratic, derangement that we see among the democrats and in the media really coming from this trauma of the november 2016 election and they grasp onto toxcicity, now they are unhinged. you saw this debate, you had the plethora of democrats candidates out there who were saying outrageous things with ridiculously stupid policies and what do we have today, president trump approval is now the highest it's ever been and that gives you a clue on where americans stand on the issues today. >> the same poll shows which of those issues are more important to voters with the economy at the very top of the list, would you look at that.

rob: all right, recovery efforts underway in california after serious back to back earthquakes rocked the southern part of the state scientist now warning the natural disasters, potential quake could be on the horizon. >> on the long run, we will have a lot more earthquakes and we will have a lot stronger shaking, we will have a magnitude 6 on average somewhere in southern california every few years. >> that is scary news, take a look at new video, shows moments family inside launtry mat frantically runs out door, a boy picking up a little girl, one woman right there. part of the ceiling collapses and comes down, the quakes, pretty strong quakes causing more than a hundred million dollars in damages even though they hit a place where not a lot of people live out there.

gavin newsom has declared state of emergency, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. >> if any comments i made were taken in a way that people took offense from them, then i am truly sorry for that, that was not my intention. >> 2020 democratic front runner explaining himself during campaign stop during south carolina church, kamala harris applauding his apology. rob: team usa getting ready to head home with thousands of people to celebrate victory in new york city. carley: president trump celebrating win over 2-0 win with netherlands.

>> looking, cutting, scores. >> all right, the tournament's top player says she still won't be celebrating at the white house after this great run and the question this morning will any of her teammates show up? carley: live with the latest, aisha. >> doesn't look like it, president trump congratulating team usa but megan repinoe isn't exactly playing nice and the team making way to new york for parade. congratulations on women's soccer team, great and exciting play, america is proud of you all, he supported the idea that men and women world cup soccer players should make the same amount of money which players like repinoe have actually demanded. >> i would like to see that but, again, you to look at the great stars of the men's star, the

great stars of the women's soccer and you to see year around. >> but repinoe isn't interested in the president's words, not many of her teammates would go either, i haven't spoken to everyone about it, obviously not myself, not allie, i suspect not many of the players, the controversy started last month after comments repinoe made in january resurfaced. >> i'm not going to the white house, i'm not going to the white house. we are not going to be invited. >> you're not going to be invited? >> i doubt it. >> the president responded to that by tweeting in part, megan should never disrespect our country, the white house, or our flag especially since so much has been done for her and the team, so the president now taking a second look at white

house invite extended in a tweet last month but not likely rob, carley, that we will see the champs show up either way. >> such a shame that this thing has become political. rob: all right, aisha, thanks so much, appreciate it. 10 minutes after the hour, the iran nuclear deal was a huge mistake and now after the u.s. pulled out this rogue regime is breaking the deal. >> the most foolish agreement that you'll ever find. >> that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. >> one of the most incompetently drawn deals that i have ever seen. >> what happens next, iran engaged in nuclear blackmail but the president is on the right track, he weighs in next. sometih i had legs like you.

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>> the obama agreement which was the most foolish agreement that you'll ever find -- frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states. i think it was one of the most incompetent drawn deals i have ever seen. carley: president trump has been slamming iran nuclear deal and iranians are proving him right. rob: the country is upping the antee, so at this point where are the other world leaders who insisted on keeping this deal? >> that's the question this morning, vice president and foreign policy, policy at heritage foundation, joins us to weigh in, james, thank you for waking up early this morning, for us, all right, iran is essentially trying to bully european leaders to find way around sanctions, what happens here, do european leaders cave or do they side with the u.s.?

>> well, first of all, i think it's increasingly likely that more europeans will side with european, when they get new conservative government, i think the government will cleanly break with europeans and line with the united states, that puts in difficult position, on the one hand the iranians have given them a choice because if they want to preserve the deal, ironically they will have to sanction the iranians for exceeding violating the deal or go to arbitration all of which would put more pressure and isolate the iranians. rob: is there a deal anymore? once the united states pulled out why would iran listen to anything the deal was said anyway? >> i think the real news story that people miss, if you read the jcpoa, iran's first statement is we have no interest in any kind of nuclear weapon's program exceeding the -- exceeding the enrichment clearly demonstrates -- has nothing to

do with program, no reason in civil program to advance enrichment so clearly demonstrates that they lied when they signed the agreement to begin with. rob: to push back, they will only enrich to 5% so they can have nuclear reactor and fuel it and they have to get 90% to have a bomb, right? >> that's true, but the point is once you've demonstrated you can -- this is kind of the original deal, once you demonstrate you can enrich it's just a question of how much you enrich and they had the ability to advance and improve their technology which is the great concern a lot of us have that essentially the iran deal was never a break, it was just kind of a pause button and i don't think that satisfied themselves by countries in the region, didn't satisfy the united states and people forget when the deal was originally negotiated, many european leaders were deeply skeptical and told americans you are giving iranians too soft a deal.

>> they will continue to break from the nuclear deal essentially they could be enriching more uranium, what happens then, will we get the 68 mark? >> i think we will get to 68 mark. predicated on doing exactly what the iranians are up to, one argument is, look, they are getting ready for the next round of negotiations by improving their position by being more nuclear threatening so they have a stronger bargaining chip the next time around or they could hope that they fluster people enough that trump would get reelected. >> the fact that they love the jcpoa, the deal so much that they want it back so badly, does that indicate that this really was a bad deal on our side? >> well, again, this is the massive mistake the iranians made the first time around, the obama administration was so desperate for a deal and they

can spin it any way they want, that's the truth, iranians essentially got everything that they wanted and they needed not just because they wanted it because the hard-liners had to show it was worth it, they knew it was too good of a deal to be truth and that's why it backfired in their face, they took too much and they should have known they would never get away with it, they thought hillary clinton would get elected and followed obama and get at least 4 more years of this. >> okay, will try to find a way to get european leaders to talk rouhani. all right, james, thank you for your insight, appreciate it. >> thank you. carley: police -- rashida tlaib blaming trump administration. congresswoman doubling down on aoc's concentration camp

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>> welcome back, tributes pouring in for disney star cameron boyce after sudden death. too young, too sweet, the nicest, most talented and most decent kid around, the 20-year-old played sand her's son on grown-ups 2 and various disney channel, boyce died by seizure in his sleep, dr. janet

joined us earlier on warning signs to look for early on. >> look for changes in behavior in your children, look for changes in appetite, look for withdrawals, are they on any medications, changes in sleep patterns, dig in deeper and find out what's going on. rob: young man had reportedly been to appear in new hbo show, start of his life and career, sad story. carley: absolutely. landmark trial in opioid crisis could end today, johnson & johnson wants oklahoma judge to toss out case without anymore testimony, they are being, quote, scapegoat, johnson & johnson is fueling the nationwide epidemic, the judge will hear arguments from both sides this morning before making a ruling, the trial began back in late may. rob: all right, major league baseball's 90th all-star game is

tomorrow and festivities are underway. >> joins us live in progressive field with recap of the celebrity softball game, good morning, abby, how are you doing? >> good morning, you guys, i am doing great, it is beautiful here, i will say tonight we are expecting 15-mile per hour winds and we see how this affect it is home run derby, we got to celebrity all-star game yesterday, of course, it was a blast talking to all of the celebrities, one different this year, cleveland versus the world and everyone else is from the world. we had a chance to talk beforehand. >> is this so you can rolled out. >> i already rolled out. >> how did you prepare for this? >> i didn't. hoping --

>> i have been training 3 times every single day, lifting and eating right since i commit today this last week, so i've been preparing for a long time. >> my son who i used to pitch, just turned 20 in college, i forced him to pitch to me. that's the best thing about the sport, bring people together. >> nervous at all? >> i was more nervous but i'm out of my element, i kind of like it. different kind of nerve. >> i'm coming back to hometown of cleveland, ohio and i plan to go back mvp, no matter, we will win, we will dominate. >> the miz, he's talking a lot of trash saying he will steal mvp but i think you have it right up. >> and so i just talking because we've been doing a lot of it. >> i had the best years behind me, always looking forward to having a good performance and making it fun. >> it's a dream come true as a kid. i grew up in the 90's watching all the legends, i was only like

8 year's old, for it to come full circle and giving me the opportunity to wear jersey it's pretty cool. >> yeah, you saw some of the legends there, bernie williams, the miz unfortunately did talk a big game but the world took the -- the entire game 21-16, that's what you get for talking trash, you guys. >> tough to beat the world. you have something going on that puts you behind the wheel of a car. >> yes, watch out, new yorkers because i am driving people into work, carley, i drove you, it's been a blast and we actually put together a little preview for you. >> oh, boy. >> you got it. >> not when you're driving, you want to keep your eyes open.

>> my eyes have been closed half of this time, you haven't noticed? >> i have noticed, i'm braising myself. >> are you wearing a seat belt? >> the first thing you want to do. [laughter] >> made it seem like i was a bad driver, i don't want to brag, i think i am a great driver. >> you impressed me beyond my wildest imagination, driving new york city streets and has camera and trying -- rob: you're doing pretty good. we do appreciate it. fox nation, fox nation, check it out, fox nation and foxnation.com. we appreciate it. carley: 27 minutes after the hour, michelle obama opening up about leaving the white house. >> to look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country, it was just such the opposite.

it was a lot emotionally. rob: there you have, will the former first lady endorse a 2020 candidate and what difference would that make? we debate coming up next let's get down to business. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time.

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well, so i can understand it and i can say things about him but i won't comment. rob: leaked memo published by daily mail, quote, we don't really believe this administration will -- substantially, less dysfunctional, less predictable, less diplomatic, coming from ambassador, sir derrick himself has not commented on the memos. rashida tlaib defending for not voting for funding bill saying she would not throw money at a broken system. >> they don't want to separate 2-year-olds away from their mothers, that's not what they were trained for, that's not what they signed up for and their service to our country, they signed up to protect the border, not to put people in cages. rob: most of the money was going to help the migrants at the border, tlaib agreeing with controversial remarks by alexandria ocasio-cortez claiming detention centers are, quote, absolutely concentration

camps. billionaire democratic donor tom styre leading crusade to impeach president trump and he may now be running for president, told allies last week that e plans to make formal announcement tomorrow, don't hold your breath, though, promised 2020 run in january before backing out just days before launching his campaign. we shall see, carley, over to you. carley: former first lady michelle obama opening about inauguration and she stopped on showing support for former vice president. >> to sort of sit at the inauguration and to look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country, it was just such the opposite. >> it was a lot emotionally. barack and i will support whoever win the primary, our primary is letting the process

play out. >> why hasn't the former first couple endorse joe biden and what will their eventual endorsement mane -- mean for 2020 race? thank you both for joining thus morning, jason, i want to start with you, your thoughts of waiting after primaries to endorse candidate? >> this isn't new, they did the same thing in 2016 with hillary clinton who was also part of the obama administration, i think it's actually a really smart move to say that you are going to support whoever the democratic candidate, that's what you need, that's what you need to unify your base and union fie the party and if you really believe in what the party stands for, you are not going for an individual, you're going for the entire party, i think this is the right move for them and they are making a smart move. carley: jo everyone has been talking about who obama is going

to eventually endorse and whether or not it's weird that he hasn't endorsed biden yet, how much weight joe, biden's eventual endorsement hold considering contenders are lean get away from his policies? >> i think it would be something tremendous for whatever candidate gets endorsement in democratic candidate, historic tension between presidents and vice presidents in terms of, you know, endorsements, you can go back to regan and bush, for example, obama will help someone in democratic primary but we also have to remember that in the general election if it's once again the legacies of 44th and 45th president in 2020, i think donald trump will win again in landslide like he did in 2016. this is why the obamas, you ran the clip of michelle talking about the emotions, the emotions are there because essentially the trump presidency is a rebuke of the entire obama legacy.

>> jason, i will give you a chance to respond to that? >> yeah, i agree in many ways, i think that the trump administration is very much, donald trump is pretty much the exact opposite of barack obama, barack obama being a classy intellectual and donald trump being a little bit different but what i will say is that i believe that president obama's endorsement even for a democratic candidate, i don't think is going to make a huge difference. i think the wave of the party has moved in a different direction, i think it will help but it won't be something that is going to be this huge unifying force. >> everybody wants it, that's for sure, let's take a look at cnn poll that's really telling, shows joe biden down 10 points since may and then here are the headline here, kamala harris up 9 points to 17%, jason u your thoughts on this, can joe biden overcome this or is he

essentially doomed? >> i think he's going to continue to fall, i think you're going to see kamala harris and elizabeth warren continue to move up, joe biden as we've always knowned is prone and wouldn't own the segregation comment enough. >> how do you feel apologizing? >> i feel it's a little too late, he's somebody who should have -- i wouldn't have leaned on that. look, just apologize and move on, and he didn't do that, i think that's going to hurt him with a lot of the democratic base, many of whom are african american. >> what do you think of joe biden flipping and kamala harris rising? >> i think there are actually enough smart people in the democratic party that realize

that if we want to go up, democrats want to go up against someone who wants to fight in the the octagon like donald trump, this is not going to work in 2020, just like 2016 wasn't a great year. carley: we still have a long way to go and i'm sure a lot of front runners to come, thank you for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot. carley: all right, adam klotz, he has a weather report. >> yeah, it was hot for july 4th weekend just like you wanted it to be. >> just like you want it to be and it's still july, it's still going to be hot in the next couple of days and the heat eventually be causing a couple of storms to pop up, temperatures early this morning not too bad, that going to feel some of the big storms, this is an area we are concerned about, the middle of the country, plains running into northern plains possibly big hail, winds 60 miles an hour, severe thunderstorms, just a very small chance of a couple of isolated tornadoes, these won't be

long-tracked tornadoes, this is the same area, the area we will pay attention to, like you said, rob, the heat is for real and it's going to be here, 90-degrees, that's fueling some of the storms big portion of the country mid-90's or so, all of that kind of shifting east of the next couple of days. carley: wow. 106 in laredo. rob: fox news alert, massive manhunt for several armed and dangerous suspects after sheriff's deputy is shot and killed in line of duty. carley: live at the scene with breaking details next. that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time

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developments, good morning, caitlin, what can you tell us? >> good morning to you both, very intense scene here, just to give you perspective, about an hour north of atlanta, really quiet community that only heats up in the summer time, a lot of recreation here, so this is a. >> surprising thing, here is what happened according to investigators late last night, a car was flagged as stolen, deputies here in country try today pull the car over, the driver behind the wheel wasn't cooperating, kept going and ended up wrecking the car here, the gainesville area, that's when people inside, started running, had guns, deputies in pursuit went after them, the suspects believed to be part of crew that had been robbing cars and homes in the area, well, they started shooting at deputy with deadly result, we have learned that one deputy died from his injuries and the suspected shooter is actually in the same hospital where that

deputy was being treated, his condition unknown, we caught up with the department official who says right now there's a mixture of focus and sorrow. >> the agency as a whole is taking it hard as any law enforcement agency does when it loses an officer or deputy and processing through that, but, you know, no closure now with suspects still on the loose. >> you may be able to hear the buzz of the helicopter that's because they are searching using infrared technology to find the guys, also from the ground as well, the problem at this point is they don't know how many men they are looking for or how many people just calling them armed and dangerous, the search is on for them this morning, that's where we are live, i'm caitlin, back to you. rob: thank you so much. all right, coming up the city of austin, texas, green-lighting a

new law to allow homeless to sleep and lie in public sidewalks, the moves sparking war of words between austin's major and governor of texas greg abbott, mayor abbott joins us next. >> hello, carley, hello, rob, how was your holiday weekend? >> fabulous. >> i'm still kind of there, thanks for asking. indeed, coming up on "fox & friends", we have great guests, john lieberman, will talk a little bit about joe biden, the former vice president, john bongino from florida and scott taylor, former congressman of virginia and navy seal has big announcement that he will make exclusively on our program. far right, this had a very busy first week in july, hope to go

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joining me now to react to this is mayor of austin, texas, steve addler, what do you make of the texas congresswoman's moves here? >> i can't speak to the facts because i don't know, i just know that she's denying the story, i don't think anybody should be encouraging or coaching people to defraud the government, but i understand that's her position too and she disputes the media report. rob: but you are on the side, you want to decriminalize people crossing the border, right? >> well, i think that there's a better way ultimately for us to be able to deal with the challenge, i don't think the criminalization is getting the job done. i would hope and think that we could do a better job but with respect with allegations of congresswoman, i don't think that anybody should be encouraging or participating

people defrauding the government. rob: she's trying to coach people to pretend that they don't speak spanish so they don't have to go back and wait in méxico but allow today wait here in the country. let's go to tweet of representative escobar, the government has policies of who can and who can't send to méxico, policies protected vulnerable populations and oversight and accountability over government is congress' job and includes oversight over asylum especially on the border, sir, sounds like you're moderate to the left with in terms of immigration, would you say so? >> well, i mean, it's a complicated issue but generally speaking i -- i appreciate what she's saying, i think if she wants to change things she needs to change legislatively. rob: fair enough, let's go to second topic here, that's the homeless policy in your city of austin, texas, a city of a million people, you do have a pretty bad homeless problem in your city, and the way that the

city council has gone about it is by making it legal for the homeless to camp on city sidewalks in your city, you signed off on this, you think this will help the problem? >> well, i think it's real important to note first that it is a challenge in our city, we don't have the scale that la or san francisco has, we are trying to work to make sure we don't have that, so we took our ordinances and we made sure that we preserve for our law enforcement the right to ticket or to arrest anybody that was presenting a public safety risk, anybody that was presenting a public health hazard and we kept all things in place, the question is what do you do with the person who is homeless on the street not presenting a risk, not presenting hazard and our community said that those people need help and the best thing to do is not to arrest them and put them in jail, we've tried that and we know that doesn't work, it just -- rob: what do you say, obviously what do you say to a business owner who is trying to run a cafe in

downtown austin that has homeless people that will probably cost him business? >> that's what we say for the entire community, we need to provide shelter opportunities and places for people to go, this isn't just about telling people where they can't be, we have to tell them where they can, in fact, go, you know, we had an ordinance that our whole city agrees wasn't working, we had issued 8,000 tickets between people 2014 and 2016, millions of taxpayer dollars just moving people around the city. rob: have you struggled finding shelters for the people or building shelters in austin, a lot of people would say that's the best way to deal with this? >> i think it is, you had a guest on your show that pointed that out and i think that's part of what we need to do, you need to build the shelters and then support of housing to put people through shelters and get them into homes, but, yes, it is difficult, one because it costs money and two, because nobody wants a shelter anywhere near

where they live. so you have those things but i think at this point we have a community that's really coming together to have the political and social and economic and -- and legislative will to actually do something in the community. rob: yeah, controversial move, the governor obviously is against it but you do have a problem, mayor, we really do appreciate your time this morning, thank you for coming on. >> thank you very much. >> great conversation, the time now is 54 minutes after the hour, brewing con to haversy, starbucks saying sorry after 6 police officers were kicked out of a store, how the department is responding this morning. >> put it down. oh. rob: you remember this. i don't think people think it's funny, the girl that went viral for licking tub of ice cream, there's a copycat and -- >> stop it. >> probably more worse, this one got caught, stay tune.

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rob: the timpfy police officers association is feeling encouraged after apology from starbucks. the coffee giant's vice president traveling to arizona to make aamends after a group of police officers were asked to leave a store because the customer felt unsafe. we are encouraged that starbucks has reached out to apologize and further

express their support for law enforcement. unreal. carley: unbelievable that even had happened. federal authorities apparently accessing millions of americans' photos for facial recognition searches without consent or approval from congress. according to the "the washington post." the fbi and ice are both using state driver's license data bases. neither ice or the fbi have responded to fox's request for comment on this one. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the blood. atlanta military mom giving her mom a surprise he will never forget. 10-year-old jamari davis' mom waiting for him at scuba glass. she was deployed to afghanistan on christmas day. wow. carley: that cake is almost as big as she is. last laugh. several runners 20e 20 race after they say they were caught fat and slow by volunteers in the april race. terrible. rob: finally the ugly. man around after posting a video of himself licking and

sticking a finger a tub of blue bell ice cream and putting it back in the freezer. maurice was copying a viral video to get attention. he faces charges. gross. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. steve: we begin this monday morning with a fox news alert. an urgent manhunt happening right now in georgia for armed and dangerous suspected suspects after a georgia deputy was shot and killed in the line of duty. ainsley: it happened in the northeast of atlanta up in the northern support of georgia. aishah is in the newsroom with breaking details for us. horrible news. >> so sad. deputies search for the escape suspect. that murdered deputy was chasing a stolen vehicle when it crashed in gainsville late last night. and that is when the suspects jumped out and