which is to get my sister healthy. >> dana: a transplant specialist said the siblings will regain 100% of their levers. that is good news. thank you for joining us. i am dana. here shepard. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, a mom and her dog went missing at a campsite. her husband said he thinks somebody kidnapped her. we will talk live with her daughter. the man accused of killing college student mckenzie lewis faces the judge for the first time. some of her friends in the front row of the courtroom. five sisters all signing up to fight for their country. we will meet this family of heroes as reporting begins now. >> now, "shepard smith reporting" ." >> shepard: are reporting begins with president trump's latest misleading and misleading and xenophobic disruption of

destruction and division. a group of minority women in the united states congress go back to where you came from. that is what the president wrote on twitter just yesterday and today he called them haters of america and. the president is sending those statements and when asked if he thought the tweets might be racist, his response, not at all. >> if you are not happy here then you can leave. as far as i'm concerned if you hate our country, if you are not happy you can leave. >> shepard: here the tweets that kick things off yesterday. so interesting to see the progress of congresswoman who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst and anywhere in the world, if they even have a functioning government now loudly and viciously telling people of united states the greatest and most powerful nation on earth our government is to be wrong. why don't they go back and help

fix the totally broken places from which they came? they came from here. come back and show us how it's done. these places need your help badly. you can't leave fast enough. i'm sure that nancy pelosi would be very happy to quickly work out three travel arrangements. those tweets targeted these four freshmen congresswoman known as the squad. alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ilhan omar of minnesota, rashida to lieb of michigan and ayanna pressley of massachusetts. all four women are american citizens only representative ilhan omar was born out of the united states. some republicans are criticizing his language. lindsey graham asked the president to aim higher while also calling the women communists. fox news senior political analyst brit hume: the comments of nativist, xenophobic,

counterfactual, and politically stupid. president trump tweets the congressman are racist. if democrats were to unite around the foul language and racist hatred spewed from the mouths and actions of these very unpopular and unrepresentative congresswoman it will be interesting to seal it plays ou out. in another tweet the president demanded from them an apology. democrats have called president trumps tweets racist and divisive, the house speaker nancy pelosi calling for both parties to support a resolution that condemns what she calls his enough open tweet tweets. representative must be 13 tweeted this morning, it's important to note that the president's words telling the four women to go back to their country's hallmark language of rights of premises. he feels comfortable leading the g.o.p. and outright racism and that should concern all americans.

john roberts live from the north lawn. >> good afternoon. the president spoke earlier today in the event on the south lawn at all about products that were made in america, but the questions were all about the controversy surrounding the tweet he put out yesterday regarding the four members of the squad. the president insisting in a question and answer session after citing a made in america order that would mean that to be classified, products would have to be 75% made in america. he accused the congresswoman of hating america and accused some of them of hating israel, hating jews and his critics say he was racist, but white national groups have praised what he has said. i had the opportunity to ask him about both of those things. doesn't concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause?

>> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me and all i'm saying, they can leave! john, if they are not happy with the united states, at they are doing nothing but criticizing us all day -- >> the president did get some support from lindsey graham who called the four congresswoman communists, but he also thought the president did go too far in that tweet. the president disagreed with what he said on that point. first listen to lindsey graham and that the president. >> they hate israel, they are calling the guards along our border concentration camp guard guards. they accuse people of support israel of doing it for the benjamin's. they are anti-semitic. they are anti-american. aim higher. we don't need to know anything about them personally. >> lindsey graham said --

>> i disagree. he said aim higher. what am i going to do? wait till we get somebody else in a higher position. it's possible i am wrong. when i hear the anti-semitic language they use. >> the president was criticized by mike turner who wrote, "i am confident every member of congress as a committed american. donald donald trump's tweets wee racist and he should apologize. we must work as a country to rise above hate and not unable lead." will hurd also criticized the president saying, the tweets were racist and xenophobic. >> shepard: what else are you hearing from democrats? >> last week president trump really came to the defense of nancy pelosi over the future she was having with alexandria ocasio-cortez and the other three women of the squad, but today nancy pelosi let the president have it with both

barrels tweet income "when donald trump tells four congresswoman to go back to their country he reaffirms his plan to make america great again, always make america white again. our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power." ilhan omar stoked a lodge of controversy when she appeared to downplay what happened on 9/11 when in an interview she characterized the attacks as some people did something, but she went after the president tweeting, you are a white nationalist because you were angry that people like us are serving congress and fighting against your hate filled agenda. quoting bobby kennedy, america's answer is diversity, the very diversity that this has inspire inspired. kamala harris also weighed in on the president's tweets. listen here. >> it is racist and un-american and it's an old trope.

go back to where you came from, you might hear it on the street but you should never hear that from the president. >> this afternoon the treasury secretary steve mnuchin said he does not believe the president's comments in the tweet were racist. he kept on going back to this idea that the president has clarified his comments and explained himself. this will be debated for some time. >> shepard: john roberts, thank you. they trump administration taking action to block immigrants from central america to apply. it's a new rule and the reversal of decades of u.s. policy. it will make most migrants who go through another country and eligible for asylum protection here. that includes people escaping poverty and violence in guatemala, el salvador who have to travel by land through mexico to reach the border. there are some exceptions. the aclu calling the move

unlawful and threatening to take legal action. rich edson reporting live from the state department. >> administration officials argue that many migrants are refusing the asylum system generally designed to help those facing persecution because of their race, religion, or political beliefs not economic conditions. announcing this change, the department of justice and homeland security right, a large number of meritless claims places a strain on the immigration system undermines many of the humanitarian purposes of the asylum and has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis. conversely it impacts the united states united states ongoing diplomatic associations with foreign countries. other officials say this policy change will deter migration from the beginning. >> this is going to send a clear message to people considering coming up illegally to this country to overwhelm our borders with the hope that they will get

by that first hurdle and then disappear into our interior. that is in going happen anymore. >> democrats aren't responding, kamala harris writes, the administration's move to restrict asylum for central americans as deliberately cruel. america should embrace its moral responsibility to serve as a safe haven for children and families fleeing the violence end. she and others argue the situation was made worse by the trump administration when it decided to cut aid to those countries. >> shepard: this is the vice president visited a migrant detention center with lots of fanfare. >> he visited a couple of centers in texas after touring some of the facilities he mentioned that what we saw today is a facility providing care. every american would be proud of. he acknowledged that he had seen conditions that were tough stuff, a reporter that was

traveling with the vice president described 400 man in the cages with no cots and the stench was horrendous. he says he was not surprised by what he saw and that the system was obviously overwhelmed. he saw the democrats need to approve more money to help the facilities. this is just a week after the department of homeland security and the inspector general released a report that many of the facilities along the border were overcrowded and dirty to put it mildly. >> shepard: thank you. now cheryl powell, her husband and children wanted to come home. she want to walk the dog during a camping trip and just disappeared, gone. her husband says the only possible explanation is that somebody took her. the details on this evolving case is reporting continues on this monday afternoon. ♪

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>> shepard: this is san jose, california, has a big fire burning. aircraft have been dumping retardant on the landscape. you can see a firefighter on the right-hand side of the screen trying to put water on a house that really appears to be a loss at this moment. we have seen some buildings torched around the area. firefighters working hard. updates throughout the news hour. a search is underway for a woman who disappeared while she was out camping. here she is. 60-year-old missing since frida friday. she was with her husband at a remote campsite near the nevada border with california. her husband says she was out taking the dog for a quick walk while he parked the jeep and as he did she simply disappeared. nothing. it's listed as a dangerous and rugged area with a steep rocky and rattlesnakes.

the husband says they are both experienced hikers who hike more than 24 miles each week. family members say they think somebody kidnapped her. police are treating it as a search and rescue case while continuing their investigation. we will hear from the missing woman's daughter. first, trace gallagher reporting live. >> off the top we should know to the county's sheriff departments as her husband is not connected to her disappearance at all, we are now in day four of a multiagency search that contains not only the cheryl sheriff of, rescue teams from san diego, dog teams, the california highway patrol is using its aircraft because they have thermal imaging and when the terrain is that steve and rugged, thermal imaging is invaluable. the family has started a gofundme page to see if they can

convince anyone with search and rescue experience to join the effort. no doubt the search will take some time, but experts say that part of the sierras has numerous access points to water. the weather has not been extremely hot or cold. bottom line, with someone who has a lot of hiking experience, that area is survivable. >> shepard: this is a difficult area i'm reading. >> that's mostly because they are so many trees in the area and the shade actually creates these blind spots. there countless gullies, hills and rocks. i grew up in that area. we were taught from an early age that if you go and you always leave a trail and just to give you some context on these urges. back in 2007 we covered this, the famous aviator, the first man to ever fly a solo balloon. he crashed his plane and the

sierras and even with a massive search effort it took more than a year to find the wreckage, but during that year long search recovery teams did find eight other missing airplanes that had crashed over the decade. a lot of areas for things to get ahead in and lost. as for cheryl powell being the victim of foul play, it's a very real possibility but right now there is not much evidence in that direction. >> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you. serra, cheryl powers daughter. she is in bishop california which is near the campground where her mom is missing. this must be so frustrating for all of you. how is the search? >> the search has been going on. i truly feel that in the last day or two it has been significantly better on their side. we did get different people from

l.a. coming up from l.a. county. we now have more dogs out there. we have a helicopter. we are doing everything we can. my brother and i have been searching 6 miles a day on foot. we have been tracking everythin everything. we have given all of our tracks to search and rescue covering areas that they haven't covered. we are doing everything we can. >> shepard: no leads of any kind. what is at the family believes she has been kidnapped. >> i think the main reason is for us, extreme unlikelihood of her just getting lost. given the circumstances of my dad being gone for 5 minutes and then for 45 minutes my dad screamed, whistled and honked and searched within a thousand feet of where he lost saw her at

the campsite. if she wandered off which she wouldn't because she had no food or water she would have heard fact. if, for some reason, she fell and she was unconscious, that area around has been extensively searched, more than any area. they have been dogs. there is not huge rocks in the area. it's the unlikelihood -- how unlikely she would be just lost out there. she wouldn't keep wandering. we did just hear about a couple that were camping and a man came into their tent at night and shot the husband and i want everyone out there to know that while abduction in a criminal thing out there might seem unlikely, this stuff absolutely does happen. we feel that it's just unlikely that -- she would've heard my dad.

>> shepard: we wish you nothing but the best. i understand the police are not open to a criminal investigation but you are considering hiring a detective. good luck. ahead, what was hurricane barry, the forecasters are still warning of the threat of flash flooding and even tornadoes. who is in the path of the danger now and what it's like in areas hit by the storm. we are live in new orleans and beyond, stay with us. ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug. what do all these people have in common, limu?

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possible from the deep south to the ohio valley. a look at some of the damage the storm has brought to louisiana. would you look at this flooded farmland. south of new orleans. the state's governor and other local officials in that parish visiting some of the hardest hit parts of the state and the governor says he is thankful the flooding wasn't worse. the threat of rising waters is not over. >> we are gratified that we did not get the full amount of rain across louisiana in the flooding we had been told to expect. we are thankful for the fact that the river stayed within the levees. we know the mississippi river will stay a flood state, but we know we are in hurricane season so that prevent some concerns going forward. >> shepard: the mayor of new orleans said the city is beyond lucky as he put it that i didn't see as much rain as the government agencies predicted, but forecasters warn some parts of louisiana could see rainfall

totals of more than 50 feet. rick leventhal reporting. >> cloudy today, but no rain so far after three days of pretty heavy rain. no more near the accumulation they had warned about and of course the river was the biggest concern. this is the first time it has ever been a flood state when a hurricane was threatening to hit a city. it was at 16 feet and the levees are designed to hold back 20 feet. are you okay there? there were concerns it could be brief. it didn't happen. all those flood gates that were closed in anticipation of the storm have been reopened in and around the city, but some surrounded areas to get swamped. some love eyes were overtopped , the coast guard rescued a dozen people in a couple of pets via helicopter on saturday and there were of course some damages to home, business and

economic losses. the governor says he knows it could've been worse and says he is confident that he storm protection system will keep the city safe. >> this was the first time that the system was fully operational in the new orleans area. all the gates were closed. they performed really well. >> one other note of caution, all that rain is north of us now and it will eventually funnel its way back into the river and make its way back here to new orleans. this could see a sign potentially flooding again. >> shepard: looks like part of the big easy or getting back to normal. >> the airport both reopened for business yesterday morning. a lot of those oil rigs that have been evacuated are being reported. to city services are back up to normal for the first time and a wild and good news for stones

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>> shepard: of the bottom of the eyewear. mckenzie lewis suspected killer facing a judge for the first time and some of her friends were in the court room. the leader of iran says he is ready to talk to the united states under one condition. are we alone in the universe? hundreds of thousands of people say they will bum-rush area 51 to try to find out and see if the government is hiding aliens and ufos in the top-secret

military base. the wisconsin home where an intruder killed jamie kloss' parents and kidnapped a 13-year-old girl will soon be up for sale. that is according to a real estate listing. it reads, the three bedroom, one bath home including an indoor sauna is located outside of wisconsin about 80 miles north of minneapolis. back in october he now convicted killer broke into the family home, murdered the parents and then took jamie to a remote cabin in the woods for 88 days until she was able to escape. she rode she was too scared to go out in public and couldn't go back home to her family. the man accused of kidnapping and murdering the university of utah student mckenzie lewis and then setting her body on fire is facing a judge for the first time today. they say they immediately lost

their breath when they suspect showed up on screen. last week we found out how she died. the examiner says she had blunt force trauma to the left side of her head and a hole in her skull better than a golf ball. investigators say they found her charred remains in a shallow grave about 80 miles north of salt lake city and pieces of her body in a burnt pit and the suspect's backyard. we still do not know a motive. reporting live with more. claudia tallon. >> she disappeared five weeks ago today on the man accused of brutally killing her has nothing to say that his first court appearance just a few hours ago. 2:30 1-year-old as you mentioned appeared on a closed circuit tv monitor alongside his public defender to hear the judge read the charges against him. murder, kidnapping, desecration of a human body.

the hearing lasted over a minute and he did not enter a plea. some of her friends sat in the front row holding hands. >> immediately lost our breath. we were holding hands and i refused to say this person's name. >> she is obviously referring to the suspect. this tragic story began as a baffling missing persons case and it turned into a murder, the police have not disclosed how they knew each other but they say her cell phone stopped working the moment she met him at a park in the middle of the night. the search of the property turned up a human bone, part of the skull and muscular tissue that matched her dna. fox news has confirmed that hours ago investigators found additional evidence connected to this case along the jordan river parkway trail. with that evidence is we do not know, but it was found a mile away from the suspects house.

the charges filed against a suspect here could warrant a capital case. prosecutors and salt lake city have not decided whether they will seek the death penalty. they say that will happen after a preliminary hearing. everyone is back in court on july 29th and at that point he suspect could enter a plea. >> shepard: thank you. brand-new revelations today about the rich sex offender and accused under aged sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. authorities searched the safe in his home and say they found piles of cash, diamonds, and an expired passport issued with his picture, a fake name, and the address in saudi arabia. they shared this at a bail hearing today here in manhattan where the judge said he needs more time to decide whether to keep epstein in custody or allow for a release on bail. a ruling on that is set for

thursday. three days from now. some of his accusers were in today's hearing to urge the court to keep them locked up. our producer describing it as emotional and tense. epstein has pleaded not guilty to charges of underaged sex trafficking but prosecutors say the evidence against them is growing stronger by the day. bryan llenas reporting live. >> two of his accusers surprise the court today by briefly speaking at the end of the two hour bail hearing. they urged the judge to keep him locked up for the safety of the girls. epstein shook his head in disapproval at the end of one of these victims actual testimonies. her name was annie farmer. she spoke about how she was traffic at his ranch, he said she wasn't planning on speaking today, but she chose to after

the defense tried to say this wasn't a sex trafficking case. in the last week more than a dozen new victims have come forward. accusers that he is a convicted sex offender who would intimidate victims if read on bail. >> if this man is granted bail, victims will not speak out. do you think it will be a deterrent to? >> i do. i think if victims see he has been released, even if he is supervised, i think they will be like that. >> farmer was standing right there next to her at tony and she chose not to speak on camera they say this morning they found a saudi passport inside a safe and his mansion. the expired passport was 1982. it had his photo but a different name. prosecutors say that he has an extreme flight risk and they not only cite his vast wealth, they now point to the fact that he has that passport inside that

safe. >> shepard: what are we hearing from the defense team? >> they are basically asking for house arrest. they want him to spend the duration of the trial inside his $77 billion townhouse. they say he will agree to any conditions and he will pay nearly any bond including more than a hundred million dollars in bail. they also say that epstein over the last 14 years has shown to be responsible and they know to there hasn't been any other cases that have come up against him since the accusations between 2002 and 2005, but the prosecution says they found thousands of photos of underaged girls in his mansion over a week ago when they went and larry which makes this only point given the fact i think he has a current danger. >> shepard: bryan llenas reporting live. some younger siblings follow their older siblings with steps,

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>> shepard: of the five sisters all serving in the united states military. these are the sisters from utah, they all now serve in the not to mike army, navy or the navy. jennifer griffin reporting live. >> they could have formed a basketball team but this family of five sisters felt the call to serve after 9/11 and all five sisters are now serving in various branches. their parents or ballroom dances. they met at the university of utah and taught their daughters to think for themselves. >> we mentor each other and we

ask questions. we vent together. you hear the words, the rockets red glare and it ends and it's just -- america's great. >> their oldest sister deployed to iraq in 2003 at the start of the war. some of her sisters took a little coaxing. >> i wasn't a very physically inclined person. i still struggle with throwing grenades. >> the middle sister is headed out on deployment this month and one is expecting her first baby. >> shepard: what do we know about the number number of womn serving in the military overall? >> numbers have been pretty steady for years. there is not been a bump and woman being recorded in the armed services since the pentagon lifted the ban on women serving in combat units at the end of 2015.

15% of the army is made up of one man, 70,000 soldiers. the navy and the airports have the largest numbers at 20% in the marine is the lowest at 18%. the sisters are certainly an anomaly however, all volunteering at the same time. >> shepard: i understand you were in philly this weekend at an event to help out a veteran. >> that is right. the independence fund and florida georgia line has teamed up to give deserving veterans the specialized wheelchairs that help wounded veterans get back out. on saturday night i had the privilege of presenting a veteran his chair, that is near redding. he served and had an injury that led to a disease and no longer can use either leg to walk. florida georgia line will be

presenting a track chair to a wounded veteran at each of their summer concerts. fox is matching its employee donations. we have given away nearly 2400 of these life-changing chairs, they need remains great. the most moving part of the evening was the look on his son's face as the crowd chanted usa! it was quite amazing. >> shepard: as florida georgia line would put it, this is how we roll. the iranian president speaks and says he is ready to talk about his nuclear program with a trump administration, but only if the u.s. agrees to a couple of things. that includes the lifting of the sanctions. tension has been escalating since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, but an official with one of the biggest european allies says there is still a small window to save it.

trae young's reporting. >> british foreign minister jeremy hunt said today iran is one year away from developing a nuclear weapon. it adds is not too late to find a solution on making those comments, a meeting of european nesters in brussels. the goal was for the e.u. to find a way to keep the nuclear deal from crumbling and try to spark talks. this weekend iranian president did say his country is open to talks with the united states if the trump administration is willing to lift all sanctions. >> when there is a big power that is a bully, we have to stand up. it must stop being a bully. we have always believed in talk talks. >> while he did say his country is open to talks with united states, iran has said it will break another commitment every 60 days unless the economic pressure is relieved. >> shepard: what is the latest

with that iranian oil tanker? >> earlier this month the british seized a tanker, the vessel was suspected of trying to carry more than 200 million of crude oil to syria. today the british are saying the vessel will be released as long as it doesn't headed to syria. the government released a statement saying they were confident it would be released because it got its destination wrong. in response, the iranians dead response trying to target a british vessel and they were unsuccessful with that attempt. they were traveling with a small security boat and i was able to ward off any potential attack. >> shepard: hundreds of thousands of people are planning to unlock the secrets of area 51. they want to show the world were all the aliens have been hiding. that is a real facebook event and we will have the details, next. ♪

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>> shepard: police say they have tracked down four kids who stole one of their parents' cars and went on a bit of a road trip. a 600-mile road trip. this is from the reporting of bbc news. they report the officers who were in australia say the kids are between the ages of 10 and 14 and the driving age in australia is 17. pops essay these children took an suv for one of the parents at home and drove south all the way to grafton. along the way, they are accused of stealing some gas. cops say the kids are now safe. can you picture it? a million people surround area 51 and then storm the place too, as they put it, see them aliens. a million people have signed up to do just that. conspiracy theorists have accused the united states military of hiding evidence of

little green men and ufos at the top-secret base in the desert. hundreds of thousands of facebook users are signing up for an event called "storm area 51." they can't stop all of us. it is scheduled for september 20. the air force is warning people area 51 as a training range and that the military is ready to defend it. trace gallagher with more on this. are you going? >> i'm not going to go but keep in mind that area 51 is on a remote part of the nellis air force base and it spread out over 5,000 square miles. most of those who work at area 51 are flown in from mccarran airport in las vegas. not only is it vast but it has robust fencing and gates. not to mention armed guards. most people believe the "storm area 51" facebook page is clearly a joke, with statements like "we will all meet up with the area 51 alien center tourist

attraction coordinate our entry. if we run, we can move faster than their bullets. let's see them aliens." the post also mentioned hitting the base of the same time. the air force is not laughing. "any attempt to illegally accessed military installations, military training areas, is dangerous." a million people say they are going to the september event, an additional 900,000 say they are "interested" in going. >> shepard: and some are actually making reservations? >> the hotels and motels of the area are already booking up, as of the recreational vehicle centers. one hotel owner says every call he gets is about the storm area 51 event. it's not the first time the military has been asked to respond to the possibility of paranormal activity happening on base. the existence of area 51 was formally acknowledged in 2013 and the cia also believes the

spy plane testing has been going on there since the 1950s. >> shepard: you are the man. final bells ringing on wall street. it's been mostly flat. we are up at the moment. the best in business is coming your way. this is fox news channel. >> president trump today doubling down on controversial tweets, saying if you're not happy in this country, you can leave. the remarks aimed at four freshman congresswoman. nancy pelosi looking for a -- welcome. i am charles payne for neil cavuto. we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with john roberts where the president is not backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon.