the ugly. a tucson driver lucky to be alive after a cactus cracked his windshield. police believe the driver was impaired when he crossed two lanes of traffic before crashing into the cactus. no one was injured amazingly. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> the property they were searching is a family member of one of our suspects was our hope is to bring closure, to know what happens and the able to answer a lot of questions. >> it is thursday, july 11th and this is a fox news alert, police or make a kentucky home overnight after a disturbing discovery in the case of missing mom savanna spurlock. >> one person being questioned and 6 months after she disappeared her family finally getting the answers they are looking for? >> democrats tear into the trump administration during the

blockbuster kids in cages hearing, one problem, they used obama era photos on the invite. >> aoc drivers fire for calling to abolish the department of homeland security. >> uber wants you to take flight so you don't miss your plane. >> a major city where you can soon catch the helicopter the airport. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us was a person of interest is being questioned in the case of a missing kentucky mother of four. rob: human remains were found where savanna spurlock was seen 6 months ago. >> reporter: this could be a very tragic end to the 7 month

search. at 5:00 yesterday, just before midnight they found human remains, now they are questioning one person, this is happening at home in garrett county believed to be the last known location of savanna spurlock. the remains are heavily decomposed. that is why they have been sent to the state medical examiner's office to be identified. a mother of 4, she had just given birth to twins in december. she went missing on january 4th. he was last seen on surveillance video leaving a lexington bar was three other men. those men told police savanna actually left the garrett county home by herself the next morning but her family doesn't believe that. police have searched this house. at least one other time. >> the property. they were searching is a family member of one of our suspects,

that is what brought us here before and why we are back. our hope is to bring closure, to know what happened and be able to answer a lot of questions. >> no charges filed just yet but investigators have been working through the night. we will do some waiting to find out who the remains belong to and who they are questioning right now. on edge right now i am sure. the death of an american scientist is a homicide investigation. police say he died from asphyxiation after her body was found in a world war ii bunker on a small greek island. a california native, she was increase for a work conference when she vanished last week.

her family believes she disappeared while out on a run. >> british officials say three iranian military gunboats tried but failed to seize a british oil tanker in the strait of or lose. of finish fish telling fox news the iranian vessels backed off after a british worship approach and threatened to open fire. the incident comes after iran's president warned the uk would face consequences for seizing iran oil tanker, this is the news that iran is now enriching uranium past the threshold laid out in the 2015 iran nuclear deal. the president, donald trump who withdrew the us from the deal last year tweeted that more sanctions against iran are coming soon. >> new overnight ice is preparing to arrest thousands of illegal immigrants nationwide beginning sunday according to a new york times report. >> this is republicans blast house democrats for using obama era photos to promote the so-called kids in cages hearing. joining us live from washington dc, outrage over that. >> talking about the sunday

timeframe, these rates may go on for several days, administration officials are quick to point out these are targeting individuals who have already been ordered to leave the country. >> they are absolutely going to happen. 1 million people in this country with removal orders and that isn't what ice will go after but that is the pool of people who have been through the due process chain. >> democrats in congress are going after the administration for treatment of immigrant children and dissension facilities and while republicans pointed out democrats have been using images from the obama administration to make their case we are still seeing a steady drumbeat from some democrats to eliminate immigration and customs enforcement and one prominent house freshman has gone a step further suggesting the entire department of homeland security should be eliminated.

>> ice is not a doj but that the parts of homeland security. we have now -- >> you get rid of homeland security to? >> i think so. we need to undo a lot of the egregious mistakes of the bush administration. >> the department of homeland security was formed after the 9/11 attacks to consolidate a number of federal agencies under one bureaucracy. >> douglas a, thank you. >> labor secretary alex acosta defending his role in the 2008 please deal of wealthy financier and accused sex trafficking jeffrey epstein. critics say the deal made in part by acosta when he was a federal prosecutor in florida led to a lighter jail sentence for epstein who pleaded guilty to state charges including soliciting a minor for prostitution. acosta i use his office intervened for a harsher punishment. >> the palm beach state attorney's office is ready to that epstein walk free, no jail

time, nothing. >> nancy pelosi and others have been calling for acosta's resignation as some democratic lawmakers invite him to testify. epstein is back behind bars in new york accused of sex trafficking underage girls. >> donald trump bringing lawmakers, activists and key online for use to the white house for a social media summit. the group addressing conservative censorship and bias. the left and some of the media say that is nothing more than a conspiracy theory. a visiting fellow attending the suspect summit joins us and explains the issue is very real. >> for this to be by cnn and other networks to say this is just some all right gathering, couldn't be farther from the truth. there is bias out there. the question is what do we do about it? i think what we need to do is put a spotlight on this which is why the summit is here. >> the white house is launching

a program for americans to share their stories of how they are affected by bias online. >> weather now. louisiana under a state of emergency, severe flooding stuns new orleans. a major storm is bearing down on the gulf coast potentially becoming a hurricane by saturday. >> flash flooding turning street into rivers forcing some residents to cut across town in kayaks and look at this, this has gone everywhere, dark clouds and water spout touching down on a local lake. >> adam klotz tracking big storms. >> we are seeing that video. this is a couple days making landfall, likely this is a situation that is only going to get worse, this is the set up and the potential path behind me, still a low-pressure system, winds at 45 miles an hour. will be on the move and strengthen into a tropical storm later today and eventually for now forecast to become a hurricane before making landfall.

it is very early on saturday morning and running across the coast saturday, eventually running its way inland, getting up to 75 miles an hour. no surprise with all that flooding video, already flood watches and warnings across this region as we are seeing those outer bands of rain beginning to hit the coast line. winds right now only 20 to 30 miles an hour, that is going to strengthen as the system strengthens. we have storm surge of 3 to 5 feet and i want to leave you with the forecast path because there's a little bit of indecision. these are our forecast models, this is only moving at 5 miles an hour right now so there's still a little bit of room, this is such a slow mover but we will get a picture of every update. this is something we will pay close attention to over the next couple days. >> be prepared. we have some good news about it henry who just donated 30% of his liver to his sister colleen. doctors say his liver is

functioning normally and his sister's new liver started working as soon as it was put in. >> it managed to get out of bed and make his way to colleen's room for a visit where they toasted all the good news with hospital apple juice. they are lifted up by all your prayers, he did a great thing for his sister. 10 minutes after the hour, kate steinle died at the hands of an illegal immigrant in a sanctuary city. a new bill could help families like hers get justice from now on. the angel mom who lost her senses it is time for those who have been silent to get a voice to fight back. she joins us live. >> good and strong samaritans, the story behind this group that stepped up to help the driver in need when we come back on a thursday.

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>> welcome back. searching for justice in century city's, republican senators introducing a bill that would allow victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants in sanctuary cities to sue. >> with many major cities across the us opening their doors to illegals will this make a difference? joining us now in angel mom whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant, thank you for joining us. this week marks 7 years since dominic's death. you look at the possibility of changes happening for other families do you think this will have an impact? >> major impact. jedediah: static, so grateful for doing this. it is way overdue.

because we have been getting ignored. for 7 years i have been fighting this. no amount of money will bring our loved one back and it won't the race the pain and grief but it will give justice to us and money makes people work a lot harder. once you sue those sanctuary cities they might change their policies so no other families affected by this. they are playing russian roulette with american lives. they have blood on their hands of all these victims. >> this is an important place to start, to define sanctuary jurisdiction, the boundaries of it and establishing civil action for victims or family members of crimes by illegal immigrants who are benefiting from sanctuary policies. you have a way to sue and if cities don't comply with lawful

requests you just said money can be a big motivator. if this thing gets through with a change the minds of the sanctuary city leaders? >> i am sure. like with children you tell them to do something you can't make them do it but if you keep their allowance they are motivated. they will have to make changes and it is time, we deserve this, we had victims of illegal aliens, we lost so much, no means of pursuing anybody but illegals get pampered and they get protected by the left and they flipped after our president was elected because before they were all against this that they are now 4 and they are causing more and more deaths and it has to stop, there has to be a sanctuary of america for americans, not for illegals. >> on the screen, so upsetting

to so many people, all the cities that are notable sanctuary cities and seems that list continues to grow. what is your message to these cities, these leaders about the last 7 years of your life and how this battle justice and stopping for your family and others? >> 7 years of my life. i have the ashes of my child in this garden. that's all i have left. my only child. they are risking, every american life. they were all placed in their positions not by illegals but by american voters and their alliance is to americans, not illegals but sadly the democrats and that is where sanctuary cities are, are out for new voters so they are bringing in their new voters, they could care less about any american out there and it is heartbreaking, the other night i talked to a new angel mom.

it is brutal to live every day the death of your child, your loved one that could have been prevented and that needs to end and they need to cut off funds to those sanctuary cities and those in riverside county where dominic was killed, they didn't call themselves sanctuary cities but they acted like one so they are one. now the whole state is wanted it has to end before more families get destroyed like that and we deserve this and i emulated and praying this will go through. i will do everything in my power. >> it didn't do well last year but maybe times of changed. we will see how does one put to a vote. thank you for your time. >> never say never, thank you. >> 18 after the hour. calls blocks, one that works as a can stop the relentless ringing once and for all but it will cost you. >> this is the best example of

ongoing not only presidential harassment but misuse of the justice system. >> the president declaring victory after a lawsuit against him and his washington hotel is thrown out. why the court just ruled there was no legal standing. stay tuned.

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officials who served under governor roselli. pressure is mounting for him to resign, this happening a month after congress approved billions in disaster aid to help puerto rico recover from hurricane maria. >> at&t the first major wireless company to automatically block those annoying robo calls. >> tracy carrasco with how this works. it happened me the other day. it is at&t's tamarisk. >> at&t customers will be happy about this because at&t is the first wireless carrier in the us to automatically block those annoying robo calls, those fraudulent spam calls so many of us get. they are the first to do this following that is pc decision allowing all wireless carriers to automatically block these calls but at&t the first to do it by default.

they previously offered this service but you had to opt into it. now all subscribers will automatically be enrolled. if you don't want it you cannot doubt though i don't know why you would but yes. a lot of other wireless carriers hopefully will follow suit very soon. >> when it happens to me i downloaded the apps and on this apps it has a bunch of features and one of the things is a feature that you can upgrade and pay more for a month. i'm just learning about this. if this is happening to you. rob: hopefully it blocks the calls as they come into begin with. let's talk about this helicopter getting on your plane. >> officially up in the sky offering rides from manhattan to jfk. the ride about 8 minutes long. it will cost 200-$250. this is only available for the

uber platinum and diamond members meeting you had to spend thousands of dollars on uber rides already but this is something they hope to launch in other cities across the country as soon as 2023. in new york city they are facing a little bit of pushback from the mayor and other city officials concerned following that recent fatal helicopter crash around the city. >> are those necessary? traffic is bad, but -- >> the drive can be horrible. eight minutes. thanks so much. alex morgan, team usa not sick of winning yet. the back to back women's world cup champs taking home besting, morgan named best female athlete. >> cyber this is the second best trophy we won this week. >> kansas city chiefs earning

part of the best game award although they came up on the losing end that thrilling game against the rams last season but mvp patrick holmes, the best nfl player award. a hockey player stealing the show ripping a tooth out on stage. >> before i speak i have to take my tooth out. i floss in the front row. okay. good enough. >> ryan o'reilly netting best come back after winning their first ever stanley cup title. it is 26 minutes after the hour. first it was bernie sanders and now kamala harris jumping on the aoc bandwagon but i democrats trying too hard to convince voters they are the most progressive of them all? we debate you decide next. >> it is july 11, 711 so we are celebrating 7-11 slurpys on fox square. come back and watch.

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>> check of top headline the president is being questioned in the case of a missing kentucky mother of 4. human remains found overnight in a home where police believe savanna spurlock was last seen in january. the belongs to a family member of a suspect. >> louisiana is under a state of emergency a severe flooding stuns new orleans was a major storm bearing down on the gulf coast potentially becoming a hurricane over the next few days. hurricane watches are in place along several southern states. >> mike pence touching down in san diego ahead of military bases and detention centers. pence will make stops at the us

naval amphibious base coronado and the us coast guard before delivering remarks at a fundraiser for donald trump's reelection campaign. a major legal victory for the president after courts agree to throw out a case accusing him of using his hotel in washington dc to funnel in foreign money. >> todd pyro joins us with how the president and his administration are reacting. >> the fourth circuit ruling dc and maryland's interests were so random they shouldn't have used the legal system in the first place so what is the monument clause in the first place? part of the constitution that prohibits federal officials from receiving any gift, payment or other thing of value from a foreign state or to representatives, the complaint by dc and maryland is the president's earnings from the trump international hotel violate this clause when a foreign leader stays there but they said because dc and maryland are not really harmed

by this so they cannot bring a suit. the president taking to twitter to celebrate, quote, were just out that i won a big part of the deep state and democrat induced witchhunt, the decision in my favor from the united states court of appeals for the fourth circuit, ridiculous emoluments case, i don't make money but lose a fortune for the honor of serving and doing a great job as your president including accepting 0 salary, the president's attorney continuing the victory lap. >> this holes lawsuit in the minds clause issue is presidential harassment. i use that term because i have been practicing law for 40 years and you see case after case after case, after after issue aware there is no legal basis to have a lawsuit but they do it anyway. >> the fourth circuit did not rule whether the monument clause was fire related, just the dc and maryland didn't have standing to complain about it. >> talked to a lawyer by the way.

i've got to say it for you, you are very humble. kamala harris the latest 2020 democrat to team up with alexandria ocasio cortez, the pair introducing the housing act that would make it easier for ex-cons to get government housing. are these far left proposals and you have seen a lot of less about reform and more about each candidate trying to prove how progressive they can be? here to debate is former director of social justice for bernie sanders 2016 campaign and indiana congressman david mcintosh, thanks for coming on this one, we start with you. this is a very interesting proposal from a former hard-nosed prosecutor, wouldn't you say? >> i think your theory is correct, another example of how far left aoc and the progressives are pooling the

presidential candidates, first bernie signed up for this, joe biden, very far left when he adopted cortez's environmental policies and kamala harris offering essentially to sign up former prisoners for welfare rather than trying to get them a job so they can in their own house and make it on their own. >> the far left doesn't really like prosecutors. does kamala need something like this to make her a better candidate? >> it's not about kamala harris, it is about trying to right the wrong of the crime bill from the 90s. they should be front and center with this. this is deeper than ex-cons who are trying to get welfare. this is about housing discrimination for those who cannot get apartments, these are personal friends of mine, anton samuels from oklahoma city

talked about this, clifford johnson who did 15 years in prison and had a lot of pride to get his own apartment. i don't care who fixes it, democrats, republicans or this new bill something needs to be done to make sure we do something about recidivism and people are able to get their own apartment in their own name and to be law-abiding citizens so if it is pandering on the first one to call it out that they should be doing something to fix this issue. >> alexandria ocasio cortez city 9 convicts the chance to get housing increases the chances of recidivism. if they don't have a place to live the more likely to commit a crime. >> it is important to take care of folks when they leave prison and want to reform but you help them get a job so they can make it on their own. don't sign them up for a welfare program. what you are seeing is this moved to the left is not just with the presidential candidates but aoc and her colleagues, the new democrats just released a study, 92% of the time they vote with alexandria ocasio cortez so

she is having a huge influence pooling the party to the left which will be a problem. rob: i am proud to work with congress one ocasio cortez, to make sure people have access to safe and affordable housing as they transition back into their communities. a lot of these candidates are going to aoc tried to get her blessing or endorsement in 2020, the number of people working right now except joe biden. he is the outlier. is that a good move for him? >> joe biden is concerned about the moderate democrat. he is a moderate candidate with progressive positions. 80% of americans, particularly democrats are centerleft. alexandria cortez is popular on twitter but joe biden is concerned about older voters. he will stick to that.

rob: is a better move than kamala? >> biden has a problem because he gets a lot of support now from minority voters but when they find his record in the past on busing and racial issues they move away from him. kamala hit him in the debate on that and you will see other candidates come up. it will be a tough road for joe biden to stick to that moderate but try to be progressive on some things. i think it is a bad move in the primary. in the general election it probably helps. rob: he is walking a weird line. we appreciate it. jillian: a break in the case of the kentucky mother who disappeared 6 months ago. police and fbi swarming a home overnight believed to be savanna spurlock's last known location. we are live with the latest on a suspect being questioned right now.

rob: if you'd between nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio cortez heats up again. why the freshman's twitter tirades are rubbing the house speaker the wrong way. ♪ the more, the merrier. got to have this stuff in the morning. oh, that's too hot. act your age. get your own insurance company. carlo, why don't you start us with a little bit of cereal? you can spread it all around the table. and we're gonna split the warm hot dog. and i'll have a glass of grape juice to spill on the carpet. oh, uh, do you want some to spill? act your age. get your own insurance company.

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to think that is just okay. a spokesman said she wasn't referring to anybody in particular but some democrats feel she was talking about a congressman who recently tweeted this, since when did the problem solvers caucus become the child abuse caucus, criticizing moderate democrats. could have also been talking about alexandria ocasio cortez. when asked if she was going to change her social media behavior she said no so the party infighting certainly has left people on social media talking. this twitter user sided with ocasio cortez saying if you can't keep up with the times to provide. this generation wants transparency in politics. don agrees with nancy pelosi. can't believe i'm rooting for her. on twitter chinese and saying democratic party reaping what they so. ocasio cortez saying she haven't

talked to pelosi and months face-to-face. looks like they need to get on each other's challenge. most thankful to do anything. >> a lot of parents will relate to this. drew breeze won best record-breaking performance last night and he says the biggest perk of his job in winning awards like this is being able to do cool things with his son. watch this. >> i would be lying if i didn't tell you i was the most excited to have a chance to bring my 3 sons to give them the opportunity to meet their heroes, their role models. >> 3 little boys right there. i'm sure that is pretty rambunctious, ian on twitter said drew breeze is such a class act, another twitter user saying i respect this man, legend status.

another person says okay, you are raising those boys well. i will send it back to you. jillian: a major medical mistake leading to an unthinkable legal battle for 3 expectant couples was how are they born to the wrong parents and what can be done to prevent this happening to anyone else, doctor nicole safire is live next. rob: let's check in with griff jenkins on "fox and friends". >> awesome show coming up, judge andrew napolitano weighing in on the census question, congressman jim jordan about the kids in cages hearing yesterday. geraldo rivera at the white house and larry kudlow coming up and this with all the athletes making news, protesting the national anthem. one hockey coach sent a different message to his players.

>> we are not the nfl. if there's anybody here that will be disrespectful to the american or canadian national anthem. grab your gear and get out because you will never see the ice in this arena. >> he doesn't mix words. he's going viral and he will join us live coming up. >> heckuva speech, hard to beat. thank you. we are coming right back. we're the slowskys.

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suspect being questioned right now? >> reporter: right now we don't have word that anyone is in custody but we do know kentucky state police found the body late last night in the ground of this property. it was too decomposed to identify so we are waiting for an autopsy to be completed. savanna spurlock went missing on january 4th, it has been just over 6 months. crews have been seen surrounding the home searching for evidence. the body was found just before midnight and officials say a tip led them to the house. it is not the first time they visited this house in the spurlock investigation. >> the property, they were searching the family member of one of our suspects, that brought us here before and that is why we are back here.

our hope is to bring closure, to know what happened and answer a lot of questions. >> reporter: they did find the body but have a lot of work to do. they are questioning several suspects in this case. jillian: a developing story. a major medical mistake leading to an unthinkable legal battle. hard-working mother speaking out after her biological son was born to the wrong parents. >> robbed me of my ability to carry my own child, my baby boy, to be with him in the first moment of his life. it was heartbreaking. jillian: the question everyone is wondering is how can something like this happen? what changes need to be made nationwide to prevent it from happening again.

here to discuss is doctor nicole safire. it is devastating. the simple question everyone wants to know is how can this happen? >> reporter: there was a couple in new york who used the same fertility bank in california and underwent ibf treatment and two embryos, this one carried them to birth, but she was giving birth to her twins but her twins came up, she and her husband of asian descent and her children were not, they dig in accessing and the children were not her children the two boys weren't even related to each other. the bank went through to find out, they were two separate sets of parents and after legal proceedings this mother who had these children gave them back so it is devastating for everyone involved in the truth is when it comes to fertility you have 73,000 babies born in the usa from ibf treatments, there is

lack of oversight when it comes to the centers harvesting these embryos. it is like into the wild west. when it comes to medicine we are burdened with a lot of regulation. there are major incidents, an operation on the wrong body parts and things going the wrong patient, massive oversight and rectification. when it comes to these fertility centers they don't have that. is it a slap on the hand? this isn't the first time and it really implanted in someone, we just hear about it on the news. jillian: what questions do we ask in order to ensure that this doesn't happen? >> due diligence, take response ability for everything you want done. make sure any errors like this, just asking them might get you an answer but you should look online, go to state medical boards.

even though the mccord -- medical board doesn't oversee them, follow the process with this embryo. it gets transported, frozen, it gets dog, it gets transported. the checks and balances are in line every step of the way. >> what is the changeover? >> i hate saying more oversight but what are the checks and balances here? can it be a misstep? there are hundreds of thousands of embryos, maybe millions? mistakes can happen. i want to know what we are doing to ensure this isn't going to happen again. jillian: we reached out to the clinic for comment but fox news has not heard back from them. we will keep you updated on that. it is july 11th so we are celebrating 7-eleven slurpy day. you don't want to miss it. we are coming right back.

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. take a look at this. good samaritans coming to the rescue pulling out a trapped driver and passenger from this traffic accident. viral video showing bystanders flipping the truck back over on all four wheels in california. luckily and thankfully, no one has hurt. >> strong dudes there, that's awesome. next the bad. drivers slamming on their brakes and running across five leans of traffic all

for a ton of cash on the loose. check it out. >> i thought blowing through the air. my first instinct was to pull over and collect as much as i can. rob: look at this video $175,000 flew out of an armored truck on to a georgia interstate. police say those lucky drivers have to return the money or they could be charged with theft. there is no way they're getting all that money back. come on. jillian: finally the ugly. this arizona driver is lucky to be alive after a cactus crashed through its windshield. police believe the driver was impaired when he crossed two lanes of traffic before slamming into the cactus. he suffered only minor injuries but that is massive. rob: that is unbelievable that is a lucky guy. there is a reason we are outside here because today get ready to cool off. oh, yeah. vanilla ice for you with a

nice free slurpee. >> 7/11 giving away iconic drink 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. these guys are making slurpees. what's in a slurpee. >> amazing, magical component. rob: nobody knows what's in these things. jillian: ice and some kind of syrup. what flavors do we have here. >> cherry, orange. sorrosour patch. >> i just recently started liking sour patch kids. rob: orange is the winner. jillian: when i was a kid we had a seven leafn couple streets where i grew up go up all the time and coca cola was my favorite slurpee. rob: really hot outside all across the country. really good day to have a slurpee. jillian: with you 8 be here

a couple hours. rob: you seem excited about that. jillian: cheers to that. rob: "fox & friends" is coming up near a few seconds. not much time left. we will guess and say it starts right now. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: well, today is the day that my children always look forward to it is the 11th day of july which means it's 7/11 which is why it's free slurpee day all across the united states of america. we have sliewrpees on fox square. ainsley: what flavor do you like? steve: cherry. mountain dew will wake you up. ainsley: has the caffeine get you going. when i was pregnant my