[laughter] >> finally the ugly, you have to look at this, leader tried to escape prison by dressing up as his daughter. the man caught wearing a black wig, pink t-shirt and silicone mask as part of his disguise, planning on leaving daughter in jail while he escaped. this wrapped up the hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye, bye. >> it is monday august fifth, fox news alert, two shoot negotiation less than 24 hours, terrifying new video showing a shopper hiding under a table as shots ring out at texas wal-mart where 20 people were killed. >> the fbi now investigating that shooting as domestic terrorism as brand-new surveillance video from 1500 miles away showing the heroine moments that officers

saved potentially hundreds of people in ohio as they run toward gunman. >> the shooter taking life of of 9 people including his own sister. live from el paso with tributes pouring in. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now. good morning to you, i'm rob schmitt. >> thank you for starting your day with us. the country is reeling, this morning we mourn the loss of 29 people killed in el paso, texas and dayton ohio. rob: rough weekend. live in el paso, texas this morning, jonathan. >> good morning, rob and jillian, the alleged gunman being held without bond facing capital murder charges in connection with the deaths of 20 people who lost their lives in

wal-mart in shopping center behind me, meanwhile federal authorities are investigating whether the defendant offered antiimmigrant online post as they consider domestic terrorism and hate crime charges. video posted on facebook posted inside of wal-mart when saturday's fire broke out, you can see somebody hiding under and mother and father died from shielding 2-month-old child from gunfire. >> you should never bury son or daughter. >> county sheriff wrote about shooting on personal facebook page, richard writes el paso will never be the same because a racist came to our city to try to make a point, it didn't work, though, because the backlash of this community as we hold national state and local politicians accountable will be the only point that will be made.

last night democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke who use today represent el paso in congress joined hundreds of residents for silent march and vigil in honor of the victims. >> as you well know but bears repeating so the rest of the world knows this, he was not from el paso, texas. he was from half a state away, bringing that fear, bringing that anger, bringing that hatred and bringing that racism. >> president trump offered lowering flags at half staff, through august 8th, melania and i are praying for those impacted by the unspeakable act of evil and president trump expected to speak more about the shooting not only here in texas but also in ohio during address from the white house at 10:00 o'clock this morning, rob and jillian back to you. jillian: we will certainly have that for you. rob: fox news alert, police

releasing brand-new surveillance where gunman opened fire in packed street in dayton, ohio killing 9 people, we will want to warn you the video is disturbing. [shots fired] >> jillian: crowd of people running for cover, trying to find safety anywhere they can, you can also see officers raising towards the gunfire as everyone else run asway before confronting the shooter within 30 seconds, saving lives. rob: they killed him right before he ran into the bar right there. he was wearing bullet proof vests and high capacity magazine capable of holding more than 100 rounds. >> we are also learning the names of 9 victims, one of them megan bets was the gunman's own sister, family and friends gather to honor their lives.

>> i never want to be in the situation where i'm waiting for my friends to take me back. >> found out that i just missed this. i don't even know what to call it, horrible tragedy. >> memorial set up in front of the bar where the shooting began jillian: president trump to address the nation hours from now after condemning shootings in ohio and texas that took the lives of 29 people. rob: congress head back to the hill to address what happened over the weekend, griff. >> democrats are pushing once again for gun control as some of the 2020 candidates are partially blaming the president for mass shooting. >> we have a president who is responsible who is not taking that responsibility and is doing nothing to address the deepening

crisis in the country of this kind of violence. >> no question that white nationalism is condoned at the highest levels of our government. you know, when -- >> meanwhile president trump says hate has no place in our country offering condolences of the victims and families praising law enforcement and saying more has to be done to stop the violence. >> i want to extend our condolences to the people of el paso, texas and dayton ohio, i spoke to members of congress of what we can do, it's been going on for years, years and years in the country, hate has no place in our country and we will take care of it. >> the president announcing he will make statement at the white house, senate democrats are demanding to return from august recess to tackle gun reform, senate minority leader chuck schumer tweeting at mcconnell over the weekend, saying enough

is enough, stop blocking safety reforms, over 90% support, gavel this in an emergency session to take immediate bipartisan universal background legislation, senator brown saying it can be done very quickly. >> we could do it that fast and we the president of the united states perhaps feel compelled to sign the bill. >> no indication, though, whether mitch mcconnell will move to return centers -- senators to washington. jillian: thanks, griff. >> hours of mass shootings, lawmakers renew calls for tighter gun laws. jillian: trey gowdy says it's tricky balance protecting gun rights and protecting the american people. >> well, we have controls on who can have firearms, we have controls over where you can can have them and we have controls over what kind of firearms you can have, so those are 3 areas

of control, whether or not you can plus up one of those sections and then raise your -- your safety, the public safety, i need to see a causal link between what you're proposing and the outcome. i was a gun prosecutor, i was a homicide prosecutor, so i've seen all the laws that people are willing to break to do evil toward their fellow man but i'm also open to additional laws if there's a causal link but i'm not open to a political discussion while people die. >> the last major gun legislation to pass congress was the so-called assault weapon ban that went into effect from 1994 to 2004. >> china taking aim at america's farmers, bloomberg reporting that beijing is telling its state-run firms to stop buying u.s. agriculture products, likely retaliation for the president's threatening tariff on $300 billion worth of chinese

import, the trade war causing china currency to drop to lower value against dollar, that's a victory for the white house. it is sentencing day for the man convicted of sending fake pipe bombs to top democrats and media organizations. life in prison for the hoax just before last year's midterms, targeted included hillary clinton, joe biden, also cnn. >> mitch mcconnell is recovering this morning after fracturing his shoulder, spokesman says mcconnell fell outside of his home in kentucky and been treated and released from the hospital, 77-year-old is working from home while the senate in recess. four 2020 democrats will speak to major latino advocacy today, former vice president joe biden and senators bernie sanders, kamala harris and amy klobuchar will also hold question and

answer sessions at the unidos u.s. conference in san diego, hispanics will make up more than 13% of voters, 13.3. rob: fox news aalert in deadly shooting in texas being investigated as domestic terrorism case, police saying the death penalty is on the table. >> following dayton, the shooter had a hit list of classmates he we wanted to torture and kids, law enforcement began investigating the very two different threats, former nypd lieutenant is here live to weigh in. oh! oh! oh!

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jillian: in ohio we know the gunman was kicked out of high school for writing hit list of classmates he we wanted to torture and kill, so the question is how do police keep safe with two very different scenarios here? rob: joining us former nypd, has been with all covering the shootings, we will start with el paso, you have 20 people killed, suspect that's still alive, arrested it seems without incident and you also have potentially this manifesto which are starting to say it is linked to this person, a lot to go on there. >> yes, amazingly so the suspect taken into custody in texas alive, primarily because he ran out of bullets, when we talk about the manifesto we see dangerous similarities in this and what happened to in new zealand, racist gunman who shot people, that's not who we are as americans, moving forward fbi investigation will focus on this as premeditated cause for the horrific acts that he committed in el paso.

jillian: you know, that's not who we are as americans, crime happening within our own country and i think that's what's getting so many people right now, how do police number 1 protect us, number 2, get ahead of stuff like this? >> social media needs to put -- social media organizations need put together algorithm to capture keywords and immediately get the information to law enforcement and they can interject the individual accordingly. the partnership is one, second thing is fortifications, we look at the active shooter protocols, this is becoming a new normal. we need to focus on protecting ourselves when we go into these large-scale areas such as wal-mart and how can we effectively get into covering and concealment, i give you

example of department of corrections, they localize and corner off the area and focused primarily of the area where the incident is occurring, so the spillover is not going all throughout the store. this is something that's more, -- agencies are using tactics. jillian: there were mexican nationals. rob: home-grown terrorism. >> when you mention the mexican component, that was something that was mentioned in manifesto. rob: yes, let's move to dayton because this one has a lot per questions, this one is relatively confusing especially when you think about the fact that the killer shot and killed his own sister, in your opinion does that lead you to some -- there's got to be motive that involve it is sister in this because that would be too strange to be a coincidence here?

>> he had a kill list, that's reflective of the nicholas cruz shooting that happened in parkland, florida. >> kill list back when he was in high school about 9 years ago and he was suspended for that and then they let him back in the school, so there's no list of these people that he killed on saturday. >> right, when i bring that up is basic question that this was a sociopath that we should have paid more attention to. jillian: we thought the guy was wired, we thought the kid had troubles or do something eventually. rob: always warning sign. we really neat to tout our salutes to the officers that responded in less than a minute, although this guy killed 9 people and shot 16, imagine if this was 5 minutes, 5 minutes with bad response time, they. >> in able to neutral assault.

>> they did incredible job in ohio, i think she makes good point that you always see the warning signs, a few people that are not surprise bid this, what can you guys do, if somebody comes to you and says, this guy might do something, is there much that you can do? >> there's a lot you can do, this focuses on police and community relationship, that allows to look at people, we can look at the person and see what acts are they committing to and if we see something that's out of place, we can effectively take action as a law enforcement agency to eradicate the threat moving forward. >> dr. porter, thank you very much for being with us. rob: thank you, yeah. jillian: coming up lawmakers on both sides of the aisle weighing in on the weekend's mass shooting, carley shimkus is live with reaction from washington next. l find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance,

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>> this has been going on for years, for years and years in our country, we have to get it stopped. >> president trump vow to go take action following another deadly weekend in america. rob: gun control raging in washington, carley shimkus fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115 on how lawmakers are responding. >> democrats are calling for stricter gun laws and even blaming president trump, 2020 contender elizabeth warren tweeting, we need to call out white supremacist for what it is, we see the toll this weekend and we need to call out the president himself for advancing racism and white supremacy, senate majority leader mitch

mcconnell responded by praising law enforcement, sickening to learn this morning of another mass morning in dayton, ohio, two horrifying exacts of violence in 24 hours. bernie sanders demanding congress pass stricter gun laws, quote, there are more than 5 million assault weapons out on the streets of america which is more than the u.s. military has, that is insane. we must ban the sale, distribution and transfer of assault weapons in the united states. now, bernie sanders also supporting a byeback program, first daughter ivanka trump, white supremacy like all other forms of terrorism is an evil that must be destroyed, kamala harris chiming in saying thoughts and prayers are not enough, last week it was gilroy, today it's el paso, how can our country tolerate this, my prayers yet again with the families who are grieving and my thanks are with first responders

but that's not enough, we must act, house minority leader kevin mccarthy demanding action but he remains vague on the details, no one in the country should have fear going shopping or going out saturday night, the monsters acted out of pure hate, we must not allow the evil to ever happen again, all americans lift up families that are mourning and thank first responders, conversation could turn to gun control even with him as he told reporters in new jersey that more might need to be done to prevent gun violence. jillian: yeah, he mentioned the first respond whores acted so quickly in el paso, the fact that law enforcement officers were able to arrest him without incident and how quickly the officers in dayton were able to neutralize him in 30 seconds. incredible by our protectors out there.

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>> back with fox news alert, vigils across el paso pay tribute to 20 lives senselessly lost in shooting. rob: this morning we are learning about the victims and motive, fbi investigates this shooting as domestic terrorism, jonathan.

>> good morning, the alleged gunman held without bond held in capital murder connected to 20 deaths at the wal-mart at shopping center you see behind me, meanwhile federal authorities are offering whether he offered antiimmigrant post as they consider domestic terrorism and hate crime charges and the fbi is interviewing acquaintances of the defendant in the dallas area. >> interviews and putting the investigation and if he was part of the group and at this point we don't have any credible intelligence saying that there's anything goingon in the future. >> you can see someone hiding under a shelf as you hear the shots being fired, a mother and father shopping for school supplies died while shielding 2-month-old baby from gunfire. >> i would give my life in place

for hers. she has 3 babies to raise. >> heartbreaking, over the county police county sheriff posted on personal facebook page this anglo man came here to kill hispanics, i'm outraged and you should be too, the entire nation should be outraged in this day and age with all the serious issues we face we are still confronted with people who will kill another for the sole reason of the color of their skin, last night democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke who use today represent el paso in congress joined hundreds of residents for asylum march and vigil in honor of the victims, during speech o'rourke called for tougher gun regulation. >> we know the solutions, universal background checks where we close every single loophole. [cheers and applause] >> and end to the sale of assault weapons in the united

states. [cheers and applause] >> now, on the other side of the aisle president trump is over the weekend spoke about the importance of addressing mental health issues in the context of gun violence, he's expected to speak more from the white house at 10:00 o'clock this morning, rob and jillian, thank you. jillian: horrific story, jonathan, thank you so much for the update. rob: to fox news alert now, police releasing brand-new surveillance video the moment gunman opened fire early sunday morning killing 9 people, we want to warn you the video is disturbing. [shots fired] >> another surveillance video shows a crowd of people running for cover inside of a bar, you can see here and you can see officers raising toward the gunfire, you will see them coming up toward the top of your

screen and then they confront the shooter who was following all those people into that bar, they confronted the shooter in about 30 seconds and nobody even knows how many lives they saved by acting so fast. officials say 24-year-old shooter in that incident was wearing mask, bullet proof vest and ear plugs, magazine that was capable of holding more than 100 rounds, we are also learning the names of 9 victims, you can see them here, one of them megan, was the gunman's own little sister, family and friends honor ing their lives. >> i never want to be in the situation where i'm waiting for my friends to take me out alive. >> found out i just missed this. i don't know what to call it, horrible tragedy. rob: memorial set up in front of the bar.

ned peppers, president trump will speak in a few hours saying that hate has no place in this country. jillian: overnight the u.s. kicking off joint military drills, exercise getting underway despite several warnings from north korea, rogue regime tested short-range missiles last week with brand-new launch system, military drills will delay nuclear negotiations between dictator kim jong un and president trump. a popular beach sees 3 shark attacks within 24 hours, latest victims standing in knee-deep water when he was bitten on his foot in florida, two other people were bitten in the same area on saturday. known as the shark bite capital of the world. rob: wow. new england patriots quarterback tom brady could be in for huge payday, reportedly signing a 2-year 70 million-dollar extension one day after 42nd

birthday. >> 6 time super bowl champ will make 23 million bucks this season and more than 30 million next year. brady has not confirmed but tweet photo as original draft writing, never forget where you came from. rob: he was like a backup. jillian: that's unfathomable money. rob: he will retire on that. jillian: i don't know, janice, you make that much money. [laughter] janice: i love you guys. let's take a look at it, we have to potential for some stronger storms across the northern plains today, 71 in new york, 71 in chicago, let's take a look where we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for north dakota, isolated tornadoes, this area expands throughout the day today, so just keep that in mind, what to

do if there's a watch or warning, we could see heavier downpours with this as well. there's the forecast, storms across the upper midwest, parts of plain states and then we will see spring lg -- sprinkling. warm at friends in coast and california, head warnings in effect, air temperatures later on today, 115, 1120 -- 120 in death valley and we are still going to see the potential for heavier rain across portions of hawaii, so this is tropical depression flossy, even though it's weakening we will see potential of showers and thunderstorms across our beautiful islands here, we will keep in mind, the good news is we are no longer talking about these systems.

rob: just some rain. janice: just some rain. nice to see you too. rob: all right, 35 minutes after the hour, rough couple of days of news here but the surprise of a life for a young soccer fan, will put you in a better mood this morning. >> my plan cost $750 billion, that's what it cost not 30 trillion. >> the cost of doing nothing is far too expensive. jillian: 2020 democrats over whose health care plan is better. we will have the doctor to break it down for you.

rob: all right, welcome back, the president vow to go take action to prevent more deadly shootings in this country as democrats are demanding congress return now from a break to tackle this crisis but if they

did would they be able to get anything done, would politicians be able to work together on this? kimberly and democratic strategist scott. thanks for coming on this morning. >> good morning. rob: kim, everybody is talking about high-capacity magazines and semiautomatic assault weapons and the assault ban is one of the things democrats are really pushing for, this guy in ohio killed 9 people in something like 30 seconds, do democrats have a point here about the kinds of weapons being on our streets? >> well, the topic only comes up when we have a mass shooting by someone with a legal gun, right, so we have many shootings in baltimore but the guns are usually illegal so we can't have the conversation but congress can get together and do something about this but i don't think it has to be with blaming the gun, so to see -- >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, this is ridiculous. we are facing mass killings and

we can as a nation come together and say we need to ban assault weapons. >> if you give me a chance -- >> please explain to me why someone needs an assault weapon. rob: kimberly, go ahead and explain. >> if congress can get with experts and come up with resources for people that would be great, those close to the shooter saw signs but they didn't know what to do, now that takes actual work and i don't think -- rob: scott, let me chime in here, we had assault weapon's ban and there's a lot of speculation about whether really did any good at all. >> every civilized nation especially england and australia made concern to remove assault weapons from their societies did so successfully, surely great nation like us can remove 5 million assault weapons killing our own civilians and i don't understand republicans and democrats can't join together to say a basic thing like it's time to take these guns off the street.

>> what has -- rob: let her respond, kimberly, go ahead. >> kimberly, explain to me why someone needs an assault weapon in the nation? >> why don't you explain people in my own city in baltimore every single day by illegal guns and what we are going to do about cincinnati. >> remove assault weapons, join me in calling for a ban on assault weapons? >> this is a mental health issue. >> again, you can't say that. you can't say that -- >> guns have been around for decades, we just started seeing this. rob: scott, let me chime in here, do you believe that there's a mental health problem in the country because guns have existed for a listening time and we haven't seen -- >> first of all, we've had 29 wounds in 30-second period, you have a single shot weapon you don't have those kind of fatalities and injuries in short amount of time, surely there's going to be mental health issue, surely people need treatment, surely we can address these things but that doesn't do what we need it to do, we need to ban assault weapons, please again

tell me why we need assault weapons, why a civilian in this nation needs assault weapon. rob: you've made good point. let's go to tweets from politicians running for president. dem gun owners agree enough is enough, time to stand up with the nra and make our community safer from gun violence, mitch mcconnell call the senate back from recess now and pass gun safety legislation. kimberly, to you for a second, would anything get done if all of the guys come back to washington, can they get anything done? >> congress has showed that they can't do anything ever. trust me, this is a learned behavior, now we see shooters writing manifestos because know whether they read or die they will be read out loud and we need to get ahead by providing families for shooters before they become the shooters. >> we need to ban assault weapons, kimberly.

rob: most of the gun violence most of the people killed are not killed by assault weapons? >> those are the mass killings are done by by an assault weapon. rob: we will leave it there anyway. we will be right back. it's show time.

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corporations. >> hospitals will save substantial sums of money. rob: all right, 2020 democrats dueling over which healthcare plan to offer the american people if they win the white house in 2020. all right, so how do the plans stack against each other, we are having microphone issue which is why i broke into the segment, we will break into the plans, jillian might try -- jillian: mic is not working. [laughter] >> everyone is confused on healthcare plans that front-runner democratic candidates are putting forward, let's break down bernie sanders' plan, he has not changed one bit, medicare for all. he will -- immediately cancel private insurance but within 4 years all private insurance will be gone. he's expanding to cover all illegal immigrants and then the cost is that $32.6 trillion,

hefty price tag, medicare for all. we've heard it before, we move onto kamala harris, but today, this week, she put forth her plan or her rough outline before the debate and she really wanted to appeal to the poll where it says essentially she's not canceling private insurance but that's a little -- that's misleading. well, kind of. it's very misleading, she's canceling private insurance as we know it. they'll be no more employer-sponsored healthcare but you'll be able to have private insurance, you can have a private insurance that gives medicare plans so they have to follow very strict guidelines and rules set forth by the government, so therefore you can have your private insurance but government plan, does that make sense? she wants to appeal to the voters by saying, no, no, you get to keep private insurance but really not because it's a government plan.

jillian: do this in 10 years? >> well, again because she's being a little bit of a realist knowing you can't do it overnight, bernie sanders' plan 4 years is not practical and realistic, by giving it 10 years that's longer than presidential terms, it's never going to come forth but has to put something in the debates, for me she's all politics and i don't really see this as clear plan. it does -- she says that -- she raised her hand illegal immigrants should be covered however that's not in her plan whatsoever, we have no idea what she officially stands on that and she never said how she will rein in cost, joe biden said at the debate that it'll cost $30 trillion and she didn't rebut that but nowhere in her plan are dollar signs, we don't really know, it's a loose outline. many go to former vice president joe biden and, you know, i don't want to say that he wants to build on the affordable care act because he wants to have biden

care but essentially will be similar to the affordable care act, reinstate the individual mandate which we know has been unpopular amongst voters, you're going to be able to buy into certain plans, he is expanding in the sense that he wants to allow people to now buy into a government option, so if you want the government plan, you can buy into that which will help a lot of people who found themselves only with one option on the individual exchange because now that they -- they would have the option to buy into a government provided plan, is that a good idea, no, but will help marketplace make private insurers bring down costs. now he has said that illegal immigrants should absolutely receive emergency care and when they're in need, that's already in place right now, anyone can show up to the hospital and we have to provide care. in an interview, he mentioned that his plan, he would allow illegal immigrants to buy into the government option but they would not be allowed to have federal subsidies, i haven't seen that written anywhere, so,

again, what they're saying and once they are actually going to offer i'm not sure, but that was proposed with the affordable care act and that failed miserably after multiple votes, whether he can get that passed, i doubt it. >> thank you. rob: all right. jillian: we are coming right back. stay with us. [laughter] burn that i get. i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ .

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♪ hold on to that feeling ♪ streetlights ♪ people ♪ don't stop believen rob live look at the white house the president will address the two shootings one in el paso and one in dayton, ohio from the white house coming up at 10:00 eastern time. a republican congressional candidate is attacked online for the way she looks. a progressive political activist claims that sarah hart weir was only recruited by the kansas g.o.p. because she is a, quote, attractive young woman. weir is slamming those claims. >> this is a leadership matchup. again, not a beauty pageant, which you know, it is just about me jumping in this race and how i can lead differently, how can i lead better for this district and actually roll up my sleeves

and get things done. rob: we will hear more from sara hart weir when she joins "fox & friends" live at 8:15 eastern time. jillian: don't retire, kid. trying to buck the trend of kids quitting sports. >> pressure that it takes to play at my age just too much. i thought i would play this game as long as i was having fun. now it's time to call it quits. >> aspen institute don't quit kid initiative hope it inspires youngs athletes to stay in the game. researchers say child horse ports participation plummeted to just 38% last year. don't. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. a little boy gets the best surprise ever at professional soccer game. he thought he was on the field for a pregame tradition. he had no idea that his mom was home from deployment. staff sergeant janel morrow

there she is hugging her kids and celebrating a safe return home from afghanistan. welcome home. jillian: next the bad. a new political attack ad democrats into inflatable clowns. >> these crazy liberal clowns, the things they say and act are not funny. they are down right scary. jillian: that's republican dan bishop he is running against dan mccready in a special election next month in north carolina. rob: finally the ugly a gang leader tries to escape prison by dressing up as his daughter. pink t-shirt and silicon mask. what a strange thing that is. he was planning on leaving his daughter in jail while he escaped. nice dad. a little disturbing. >> there is the mask. isn't that weird. >> yes, it is. >> "fox & friends" is starting in a few seconds. they will have continuing coverage of both of the mass shootings in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio.

thanks for joining us this morning. rob: the president is at -- ♪ ♪ ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. the country reigl country reelig following two horrific shootings in el paso and dayton, ohio. >> release brand new surveillance video showing the moments the gunman opened fire on packed street in dayton. we want to warn you. this is disturbing. [gunshots] steve: unbelievable. officers seen racing toward the gunfire before confronting the shooter within 30 seconds he was dead. no doubt saving lives 6 hundreds. one of the