that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. >> started popping fireworks. >> it was crazy. >> monday july 29th, happening at 4:00 a.m. fox news alert, shooting spree, the gunman shot deadly by police not before killing at least 3 people. >> police searching for motive and second suspect, live on the scene with the breaking developments. >> our president has a hate agenda. >> our job to bring people together and not have a racist president who attacks people because they are african

american. >> president trump firing back at critics and doubling down of criticism of congressman of cummings and baltimore. >> and a major league tantrum. >> there it goes, the picture sent, ball past fences but not really in a good way, "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ >> good monday morning to all of you, you're watching "fox & friends first" i'm todd piro. >> and i'm carley shimkus both for heather childers. >> people sent running for their life as gunman opens fire seemingly at random.

[shots fired] >> 3 innocent people now dead, at least 15 others are hurt, the gunman killed by police. >> let's get right to claudia live from the scene in gilroy, california, on for second possible suspect is ramping up at this hour, claudia, good morning. >> it sure is, good morning, to you todd and carley, this community is reeling after the fatal shooting spree after turning day of fun and food to an evening of unimagine able horror, thousands of people were attending the last day of annual gilroy garlic festival when a man with a rifle opened fire, stop today reload and fired again and some heard as many as 50 shots fired and thought at first it was fireworks, witness appeared calm and didn't say anything as he fired at random causing confusion and panic among festival goers.

>> it just started popping off like fireworks, i had no idea until they started pulling me, it's gunfire, you need to get out of here, go. >> semiautomatic going off really close too and there was point of sigh -- silence and seemed like a reload and we heard 30 more rounds. >> everyone was screaming and running, it was crazy. >> there's always a large police presence at the popular annual event and officers engaged the suspect in less than a minute fatally shooting not before he killed 3 people, the shooter has not been identified and police have not discussed any motive, one witness say he heard gunman shouting about he was angry and another person was with him with active search continues for possible second suspect. tens of thousands of people attend the festival every year and they almost past through a

metal detector, police say it appear that is the gunman used a tool to cut through perimeter fence to gain entry to the venue. police have not released information about 3 festival goers who were fatally killed or 15 others injured along with shock and sadness in the tight-knit community, there's also a send of unease with the possibility of an accomplice back on the loose. >> let's talk about that, i tried to watch press conference and tried to get a sense are residents being told to shelter in place, are residents being told about the possible second shooter? >> they are not being told those kinds of things, some streets are still blocked off around the venue itself because of the search and i can tell you i'm looking at helicopters even now, what police are asking from the public is help with their investigation if they were at

the festival today and they may have taken a picture or a video, it could help police with their investigation, but the shelter in place we have not been told that. >> have you gotten a description of what the second possible suspect might look like? >> police did not release that information, i think that a couple of witnesses have -- have told police that they thought somebody else might have been with the gunman, might have also been a shooter, may have provided some sort of support role but police were not giving a lot of information about whether this person was a man or a woman or in what capacity they were with the gunman, we don't really have too much more information about that aside from the fact that the search continues and it is being categorized as manhunt. we will check back with you in 25 minutes, appreciate it.

canadian military joins the manhunt for teen fugitives wanted for killing an american woman and her boyfriend. the teens are also suspected for killing college lecturer earlier this month, right now searched crews focused on small town where volunteered groups spotted the group. police warning to stay inside and doors locked, suspects considered dangerous. >> that is illegal under italian law, police commander it was claim today give gabriel christian from seeing investigation, they were on vacation in rome when police say they stabbed mario riega, riega put to rest where he was married

over a month ago. >> accusing democrats as continuing playing the race card. >> griff jenkins live from washington, the left claims the president for calling conditions in baltimore, good morning. >> good morning, todd and carley, tirade against cummings continued yesterday afternoon, the president defending himself against accusations of racism stemming from baltimore lawmaker writing this, there's nothing racist in stating plainly what people already know, cummings has done terrible job for people in district and baltimore themselves, dems always place race card when they are unable to win with facts, shame. chief of staff muck -- mick mulvaney too to defending against chairman of committee. >> if i had crime in my district, if i had homelessness like they have in san francisco

and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, the bizarre impeachment cruz aid i - crusade, i would get fired. >> democrats coming to cummings' defense including john delaney. >> terrible attack on him and any district. the president actually wanted to do something to help people he would work with elijah cummings, one of the members of congress who has been most active on this motion -- notion to doing something to lower prices, wouldn't that be a better way to engage with cummings than to do the terrible thing he just did. >> cummings reached out to the president on twitter but that congress is in recess and no public events for cummings on his schedule, we have to see what the day brings.

>> oh, yes, we did, griff you take the train all of the time, baltimore, tough place, it really is. >> tough place, i cover rides four years ago and that put it on national scale, todd, one thing is for sure, coming back in the spotlight, maybe it will help give instances to low makers locally. >> thank you. china military exercises in south and east china seas, off limits through friday, u.s. approving it over 2 billion-dollar weapon sale with taiwan, all comes with trade talks to resume tomorrow. half a dozen country tried to salvage the nuclear deal without the u.s., meeting in viena as tensions raised in the gulf coast, iran violated terms by

exceeding limits on stock stockpile of enrichment of uranium. tensions reaching all-time high. carley: nadler standing ground on impeachment but the congressman says democrats still need to build their case against the president. >> my personal view is that he deserves impeachment, he has done many impeachable offenses, violated the law but that's not the question, the question is can we develop enough evidence to put before the american people, we have to do with time frame there is and we are doing it now, we are engaging in investigation into these different alleged crimes and to whether the president violated his oath of office. >> more than 100 house democrats voiced support for impeachment. the calls have grown louder

since robert mueller's hearing last week. president trump announcing his pick to become the next u.s. intelligence director, texas congressman john ratcliffe, ratcliffetweeting in part i'm deeply greetful to lead the intelligence community and work on behalf of all public servants, ratcliffe will replace dan coats who resigned, last day august 15th. >> bases loaded, that's bad in baseball but then decides to show arm power, check it out. >> what he did before he came out, watch, this he turns and fires it, thankfully he flew it against the boards, you don't do that when your manager is coming out, it's disrespectful.

>> throwing the ball all the way to center field before being yanked from the game, not good, he immediately apologized saying he was frustrated about giving up 4 runs, he said it was childish and unprofessional and had no place in the game. the indians lost 9-6. >> could be a yankee by the end of the week. >> time now is 12 minutes after the hour, 2020 democrats pushing to overhaul our healthcare system. >> american people are sick and tired of the dysfunctional healthcare system. >> let's have the system where we have everyone having access as a right. >> new survey says 90% of americans are already covered, why our next guest says the democrats' plan will end up costing you more. >> plus, did you hear this in 16-year-old $3 million richer all thanks to video game. more with "fox & friends first"

[shots fired] >> semiautomatic going off very close. >> everyone was screaming and running. it was just crazy. >> back with fox news alert, gunman opens fire in festival in california. police now on hunt for second possible suspect and motive we will be checking back in with claudia giving us update on second possible suspect and any more information that police give us. >> that's right, we will be there with details. heartbroken mother of twins left for dead in the backseat of car breaks silence speaking of her husband who just walked free on bail.

>> no words for this kind of a story. >> tragedy, guys, juan rodríguez walking free on 100,000-dollar bail, he's charged in the death of his 1-year-old twins after they died in his hot car on friday, the father met with hugs and cheers after being taken into custody at the scene, rodríguez pleading not guilty to manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide and facing child endangerment charges, his wife there right by his side in midst of what she's calling her absolute worst nightmare, marissa rodríguez releasing statement, quote, though i am hurting more than i ever imagined possible, i still love my husband. he's a good person, she says, and great father and i know he would have never done anything to hurt our children intentionally. the dad leaving the boy and girl named luna and phoenix inside his car while he went to work as social worker, he thought he dropped them off at day care and

only realized his fatal mistake after a full 8-hour shift at va medical center. children's body temperatures 108-degrees at the time of their death, just horrifying, according to medical examiner, wife offering forgiveness saying this was a horrific accident and i need him by my side to go through this together. national guardsman did drop couple's 4-year-old before heading to work and also has two teenage kids, 23 kids have died in hot cars around the country already far this year, federal staff show that caregivers forget to drop children off and nearly half of the cases, father due back in court on thursday. >> unimaginable story and the big question is how could you possibly forget where your children are, thank you for that update. appreciate it.

>> we will be right back.

>> 2020 democrats with most proposing overhaul of the current system. >> health care is basic human right. >> american people are sick and tired of dysfunctional healthcare system in which 80 million americans are uninsured. >> i support medicare for all. let's have system where we have everyone having access as right and not privilege to those who can afford it. >> the new numbers show the current healthcare system is covering 90, 9-0 percent of americans, why americans keep pushing medicare for all. >> here to weigh in healthcare expert, thanks for joining us this morning, so is lack of

coverage really the main issue or are democrats off base on their messaging? >> no, democrats are way off base, as a matter of fact, more americans are covered right now than have been in the last 30 years, so it's not a issue of coverage, it is, however, an issue of costs, something which the democrats don't really want to address, the cost of the healthcare system they just want to take expensive system and give it away for free. >> let's take a look at the numbers, 90% of americans had healthcare coverage in 2018, that's just last year, 9.4 uninsured and the entire discussion goes to those individuals but i think you'd agree with me, there's a major difference between health insurance and health care especially when the real discussion should be about health costs, do you agree? >> i couldn't agree more, as a matter of fact, as you're looking at the way the system operates, most americans unfortunately do link the two together and think of them as one, but they're not and the

trump administration what i'm glad to see trying to do something to drive the cost of health care, what the affordable care act did, remember, democratic original plan boost up health insurance, that's like me saying i can give you better interest rate on credit card but not handling spending habits, we must drive the cost of health care if we wants insurance premiums to go down as well. >> yesterday bernie sanders talked about medicare for all once again and he revealed that it's not going to be as affordable as he originally may have led people to believe, take a listen. >> people will be paying in some cases more in taxes overall but paying less for health care. obviously health care is not free. >> if bernie sanders is elected president, what sort of changes should everyday americans expect to see under medicare for all?

>> well, complete change, i mean, let's be very clear, this isn't medicare at all, it's single-payer healthcare, they are using the term medicare because it's good in marketing because most americans like medicare which gives people choice of doctors, people choice of plans, all of that goes out the window and finally bernie is admitting that his plan is going to cost a lot of money, americans will see higher tax that is will impact the economy, innovation side of health care, everything about health care will change under single-payer system. >> quickly, 15 second that we have remaining, you like what alex azar and the white house are doing when it comes to approaching the plan going forward, why? >> that's right, in a free market system which drives innovation, you need the consumer to have information, alex azar and president trump have been fighting for transparency and lower prescription cost given the tools to be better consumers. that's what's going to drive down healthcare costs. >> two big debates coming up later this week i'm sure healthcare will be big topic of conversation, we appreciate it,

thanks so much. >> 25 minutes after the hour, the left slamming president trump for criticizing baltimore but do they forget when bernie sanders did the exact same thing? >> anyone who talked the walk that we talk around this neighborhood you would think they would be in third-world country. >> is this just more hypocrisy from the left? our political panel debates next. >> breaking news in gilroy, california, one suspect shot dead but there could be a second on the loose, claudia calvin live at the scene. >> that's right, we will have the latest on the investigation and the search for a possible accomplice right after this break.

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>> garlic festival ends in mass murder. >> gunman opens fire seemingly at random. >> 3 innocent people now dead and the gunman hurt by police. >> live in california as the hunt for a second possible suspect is ramping up, claudia. >> that's right, it's been more than 8 hours since this attack happened, dozens of federal and local law enforcement officials are conducting this manhunt following yesterday's shooting spree that as you mentioned left 4 people dead that includes the gunman and 15 others injured this morning it is possible that people still may not know the condition of their friends or loved ones who were shot, take a look at this video, you can see exactly what happened yesterday afternoon at the annual gil represent roy garlic festival,

witnesses heard short burst of gunfire and opened fire again causing panic and confusion as people ducked under music stages or hid behind food tents, the annual garlic festival was in third and final day when authorities say one and possibly second suspect came through creek, cut through a secured perimeter fence to gain entrance to the venue and than began to open fire, security at this event is always heavy and gilroy police were there and they responded quickly. >> we had many, many officers in the park at the time that this occurred as we do any day during festival which accounts for quick response time. >> police also saying this manhunt underway for a possible second suspect who may have been working with the gunman either as another shoot e or in some kind of support role, it's not clear, they are using helicopters and drones even at

early morning hour as well as k9 units and the police chief is asking that if anyone took pictures or video to police give them a call. now, the head of the garlic festival also expressed heartbreak at seeing such a beloved family event become the site of mass shooting. >> and it is such a sad, just horribly upsetting circumstance that this happened. >> and the survivors of yesterday's attack are being treated at area hospitals for injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to much more serious gunshot wounds that required immediate surgery. police have not discussed a possible motive for this attack nor have they revealed the identity of the gunman, back to you. >> claudia in gilroy, california, thank you. four tornado touching down in midwest, take a look at this,

funnel cloud forming in minnesota, powerful storm knocking down trees and powerful lines, twisters reported in minnesota and wisconsin, more storms are expected today from far -- from the great lakes to the southern plains. shooter killed in car crash 11 years after deadly rampage, andrew slammed head onto another car on an arkansas highway, golden was 11 years' old when he and another student opened fire in 1998 killing girl and teacher. released from prison when they turned 21. 911 first responders will become law today, president trump expected to sign the bill, the law will extend funding from -- for families and victims and emergency workers with 9/11

related illnesses. bernie sanders hitting the road to prove a point about drug prices, 2020 hopeful taking a group of diabetic americans to canada and slammed pharmaceutical industry for inflating. >> carley, thanks, president trump with twitter feud with cummings, where is the outage where barack obama and 2020 hopeful bernie sanders basically did the same thing. >> some of the same organizers now going back in these communities to try to clean up in the aftermath of handful of criminals and thugs who tore up the place.

>> anyone who talked the walk that we talked, that we took around the neighborhood you would think they would be in a third-world country. >> so is the president being held to double standard, joining us to debate fox news contributor richard fowler and washington examiner tiana thanks for getting up with us, tiana, first question to you, is a double standard? >> absolutely if you look at statistics of baltimore, no question after freddie gray debacle that, you know, the streets were with violent protests and violent crime. baltimore has been poorly mismanaged, obviously because trump tweeted it we must have 72 hours of outrage about it. >> richard, response. >> i'm glad that you brought up

the data, the seventh district of maryland is not the poorest district in the country, one of the poorest is the second district of kentucky which is a republican district, represented by a republican, but the president didn't attack that district, what we saw him do here was go after member of congress who happens to be on the government oversight committee and here lies the problem with this type of tweet, number 1, the seventh district of maryland has the -- one to have top medical schools in the country, number 2, also has safest cities in the united states of america, colombia, maryland. but the reason why the president attacked congressman cummings is because of what he's doing in oversight committee and that's how we got here but here lies the problem, when the president attacks one part of america, he disparages all of america, we are all one country and if the president cared about what was happening in baltimore, chicago, or detroit or america's inner cities he would do something about it because he's the president of the united states. >> richard, let me ask you this, you take amtrak from dc to new york and back and forth, you go through some really rough

sections of baltimore and when i do the same thing i think to myself, no, no city, no city, no town, no nothing in america should have to endure these conditions, so isn't the president touching on something that basically says, hey, we need to ride the ship. >> number 1i travel all around the country and you can go to west virginia and say the same things, the use of the language, rat infestation, it's not the first time we see him do, he also did it when he attacked congressman john lewis, the four members to have squad, continues to go after their district for what reason in particular i'm not quite sure but where there's smoke there happens to be fire. when you look one barack obama and bernie sanders, those -- they were in context, the context there was up rising in the city because of police -- political bias against freddie gray, that's what they were talking about.

this particular instance the president attacked cummings in particular for no reason besides the chair he's chairman of oversight committee. >> i will play you sound bite, baltimore resident, this isn't the president, this isn't cummings, baltimore resident living there, here is what the individual has to say. >> he has never done anything for neither one, i never heard anybody say anything about him. he wants to talk about donald trump. he's worried more about them than his own people. breaks my heart to see. >> your reaction. >> obviously people are correct when they point out that cummings is not directly responsible for the disarray in baltimore, his job to represent voters on federal level not in the local level, however, it does go to show the democratic

politicians priorities, ted lou, provides over one of the most luxurious districts in the country, still what is his focus has been, hasn't been let's point over to skid row, rather let's focus on obstruction, with cummings, do i think there's absent of focus on what's going on, you know, what has been going on for decades now in baltimore under half a century of democratic governments, two mayors have included nancy pelosi's brother and father. >> i'm glad that you brought up governance because governance is important word, one we saw tape there from an individual not really sure what agency that tape came from number 1 and number 2, we should be talking about mississippi, the poorest state but the president hasn't tweeted about them at all. >> got to leave it there, the debate won't be close to being

done. i'm sure you'll be on the air doing a lot more of this in the next couple of days, richard, tiana, appreciate you. >> time now 39 minutes after the hour, we took you behind the scenes of one of the nation's largest ice detention facilities. >> mom speaking out after learning her son's killer was held for i don't -- over a yeart shocked her to the core and she joins us next. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral.

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[shots fired] >> it just started popping off like fireworks. >> my automatic going off. >> it was just crazy. >> back with fox news alert people running for their lives at gunman opens fire in food festival in california, 3 people

dead, 15 others hurt. witnesses say the gunman appeared to shoot at random before he was shot and killed by police, police in hunt for second possible suspect and motive, investigators saying the gunman surprised security by cutting a hole in the fence. carley. >> thanks, todd, we took you to one of the nation's largest ice facility. >> it's a blessing, it's a blessing to wake up and have a little bit of freedom and get out and watch tv and be able to talk to other detainees, like that, you know, other places you don't get that treatment. >> next guest says her son's killer was held there for more than a year in 2012 dominic was heading to work when he was hit and killed by illegal immigrant driving in california.

today his mother speaks out, joining us is come -- come your son was 911 dispatcher and killed by a illegal who had two charges of drunk driving, how did that make you feel? >> well, i walked in after it started so i was just watching it and wondering where that was and my husband told me to hold on, it's the place where dominic's killer was, i was in disbelief because it looked like club and the guy saying it's such a blessing he gets to hang out and meet new friends and recreational and i'm watching

and they get medical and dental and in california, i used to live there, how many people would appreciate that, homeless veterans who can't get that treatment and that's why -- one reason we have cities and state, this is not dye teernt, invitation for other illegal criminals because they get everything they need. >> you said something interesting, you said your son worked hard to pay taxes and some of the taxes were actually helping make the life of his killer even better. >> it's insane, it's appalling, it took me down and knocked me down because i couldn't grasp, the thought that my son -- i have his ashes, i carry the ashes in locket.

when i was in the facility, my husband and i went there to make sure he wasn't able to leave we couldn't go in the back, one time i made it to the hearing and my judge told me that i couldn't sit in the hearing, i couldn't watch the killer try to plea for asylum and all of a sudden speaking english and the rights of immigrants aren't protected, it's illegals that are protected, whether they get caught or don't get caught, they always seem to come ahead and it's wrong and it needs to change and all the politicians, i don't care what side you are on, they need to realize that americans is who they are supposed to work for and i wanted to challenge aoc and chuck schumer if they would ever cry for my sons or thousands of victims that nobody talks about. >> speaking of democrats, what would you say for those who are calling for open borders,

somebody like alexandria ocasio-cortez who has called for ice to be abolished? >> shame on you, you are working for americans, you're not working for illegals, you have a constitution to uphold and my son had a right, not and illegal. >> yeah. >> it makes me so angry and sad that we still have to talk about this and while we talk somebody else going to know my pain and lose someone because of and illegal. it's nonsense. >> yeah, well, i know that you have become such a good and outspoken advocate for your son's memory, so it is being kept alive through you and you are also -- you were born in germany and you came here legally. >> that's right. >> so that's something that we should bring up as well, thank you so much. >> it's a double whammy, i did it the right way and now we have to deal with lawlessness. and my family was destroyed and everything is gone.

>> i'm so sorry to hear that but thank you for speaking out, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right, todd. >> carley, 48 minutes after the hour, amazon believed to have raked in billion of bucks during prime week and why workers say they are being cheated. top gun fans head over heels for big screen romance, so we will see a reunion in the sequel, actress, answer when we come back. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat.

i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star.

>> amazon under fire accused of not paying overtime during prime week. >> tracee, good morning. tracee: amazon employees at delivery facility in chicago said that the company did not pay them overtime during prime week, the mega sale just a few days ago, many of them recently part of the nearly formed dch1 amazonian united group fighting for rights for workers, they did file complaint with the illinois department of labor and they said in facebook post, quote, no excuse for wage theft and such ridiculous payroll issues, estimating 150 workers to $150 each, amazon did not respond, this was not the only issue that amazon saw during prime week number of employees at facility in minnesota walked off the job there protesting the working conditions there saying that

they were poor working conditions, amazon denied those claims. >> all right, the three of us aren't gamers, maybe we should be. >> yeah, i think the message is kids keep playing video games. over the weekend a 16-year-old from pennsylvania kyle, he became a millionaire playing fortnite, this was the fortnite world cup held over the weekend at stadium here in new york, he won $3 million playing this game. yes, largest ever prize for single player in video game tournament. mom told espn that he plays for about 8 to 10 hours a day but he started playing video games when he was 3 year's old, but this is something that he wanted to do and put his mind, he's a millionaire at age 16. >> you can't criticize his participants for letting him do it because he made them more money than all of us.

>> yeah. >> thanks, tracee. >> top gun costars to come back for sequel. >> i was afraid that everyone could see right through me and i just don't want anyone to know -- >> kelly played charlie in the 1986 classic, she says she hasn't watched the trailer for top gun maverick and she hasn't been asked to appear in promo events. the romance is still in the hearts, right. >> 55 minutes after the hour, paying less to pay forward, the mom turning out of business sale into remarkable act of kindness. >> looking at neighbors, how about chalk?

and lower their payments by $600 every month.

>> time for the good, the bad and the ugly, first the good, mom buys entire shoe store to help people in need, taking nearly 1500 pairs of shoes from payless that was closing in arkansas, she's going to give it to children in need as hay head back to school. next the bad, a man uses chalk, i'm mad at you, the owner for not cleaning it up, be better and finally the ugly, more than

a emails, samples, by the time they reach your doorstep, u.s. food survey that 28% of drivers taste food they are driving off, more than half say they can't help themselves, rob and carley, over to you. [shots fired] >> they just started popping off like fireworks. >> it was just crazy. rob: monday july 29th, the first fox news alert, gunman goes on deadly rampage at carnival food festival, right now police are still searching for a potential second gunman. carley: that's right, timeline of the terrifying event as they played out, we will take you live at the scene. and president trump doubles down on criticism of congressman elijah