truck. many don't have air-conditioning. a state representative pushing for an investigation into the hazardous working conditions. temperatures in arizona expected to reach triple digits every day this week. thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now. it is wednesday, august 7th. fox news alert, hours from now donald trump will visit with victims and first responders in el paso and dayton. rob: partisanship has dominated the conversation since those shootings. >> tell him not to come here. >> everyone in the political arena ratcheting down the rhetoric. that's not good for who we are as texas. >> twitter said was sorry, without permission.

>> the social media giant may be back to its old ways and we told you about 2 police officers who discovered they were blood brothers. >> you get to hear their incredible story. firsthand when they join us live. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get to the fox news alert, donald trump is traveling to two cities reeling from the mass shooting that killed 31 people. rob: jeff paul joins us for funeral preparations underway. >> reporter: the president expected to land in ohio this morning first and then head here to el paso where he will land shortly before 2:00 pm to meet with first responders and victims of the domestic

terrorism attack that happened just behind me at the walmart where there are lights in squad cars after this active crime scene. the memorial continues to grow in the community is very much in the morning and some say the visit from the president might not be helpful. texas congresswoman escobar says trump isn't welcome here because of his words and actions. she will not be meeting with trump. she was in the planned protest. we want to get perspective from locals visiting the memorial and listen to what they had to say. >> i think it is too soon. the hurt is still open. the wounds is still there. it will take a little bit of time. >> i know there's a lot of people that probably don't want him around. we have to show respect that anyone deserves. >> should take a little more time before he comes over here

and tries to talk to us. we are still the city very much in pain, very much hurting. >> reporter: regardless how they feel about the president they are hoping the focus is on the 22 who died, not the politics. the many stories we are hearing, including jordan and andrea who died protecting their infant son from a hail of bullets, the youngest victims just 15 years old, xavier rodriguez, a sophomore in high school, shopping at the walmart when shots erupted. he died but his uncle somehow survived. >> it hurts. i want to emphasize the emotional. he had a chance to kill me but didn't. >> reporter: the first of what will be 22 funerals planned for

tomorrow. rob: thank you so much. as the president is set to victim of the shooting we are learning details about the shooter. his ex-girlfriend says several red flags prompted her to break up with him just months before he killed nine people. on their first date caitlin johnson said he showed her body cam video from the pittsburgh synagogue mass shooting and admitted he sometimes gets uncontrollable urges to do things. >> i am still working through the shock. i'm sure i will feel it in full force at some point but i wasn't entirely surprised that he did something bad. i didn't think it would be for this. rob: she never said anything before it happened. another date was a shooting range and says he tried to commit suicide several times. the fbi joining that investigation looking into the shooter's interest in violent

ideology. ohio governor mike the wine is proposing new laws requiring background checks for gun purchases, allowing courts to restrict firearms for people deemed a threat along with improving mental health laws. chicago's mayor willie lightfoot is blaming ivanka trump after the deadliest weekend of the year. seven people shot and killed, 52 others wounded. the president's daughter and white house advisor send a tweet implying it happened near a playground. mayor lightfoot said the tweet is misleading. >> he got the numbers wrong, she got the location wrong. that is the danger of trying to govern the a tweet. they want to help, they should actually call us. it is important when we are talking about people's lives to get the facts correct which one could easily do if you actually cared about getting it right. >> reporter: the mayor says she has not gotten a response from the white house.

jillian: iran's president sending a chilling threat to the us over crippling sanctions. have fun rouhani accusing the us of terrorism. >> translator: piece with iran is the mother of peace. war with iran is the mother of all wars. >> reporter: president rouhani suggesting shipping in the strait of hormuz might not be safe, three tankers in recent weeks. rouhani says iran is willing to talk to the united states if all sanctions are lifted. north korean dictator kim jong un says his missile tests sends an adequate warning, the rogue regime firing four test lodges in a few weeks as the us carries out military drills with south korea. heritage foundation express told us it is important for donald trump to put maximum pressure on him. >> north korea remains a significant threat today and the fact that we continue to see them casting those missiles

means that we need to be on alert. we need to be incredibly focused and we need to be placing pressure on north korea in a strategic way. jillian: the missile test but the future of denuclearization talks in jeopardy. rob: the white house and the rnc suing the state of california accusing the state of denying millions of americans their right to vote for donald trump. jillian: todd pyro joins us on the new law that is during a lot of controversy. >> reporter: i told you about the federal suit saying california law was unconstitutional. that suits got some big time support. this new law requires presidential and gubernatorial candidates to provide five years of federal tax returns to appear on the primary ballot. california governor gavin newsom insisting it is not targeted at the president. >> they have to disclose their tax returns, conflicts of

interest requiring that regardless of political party. you choose to do the right thing, you can choose not to do the right thing. >> reporter: donald trump and his campaign along with republican national committee are heading back, trump and his campaign claiming, quote, newsom and the democrats in the california legislature being clear they were retaliating against donald trump for his political associations and speech. the rnc suit alleging the law is, quote, a naked political attack against a sitting president of the united states. assistant attorney general john you. >> is unconstitutional and everyone in california knows it. the constitution allows states to manage access to the ballot but the supreme court clearly said in a case about term limits states can't do that in a way that changes qualifications for office. rob: rhonda mcdaniel leading the move by california doesn't bode well for democrats heading into

2020. they need to deny millions the right to vote for donald trump. rob: more coming up in a few minutes. jillian: ron desantis is ordering a investigation into jeffrey epstein's plea deal. it allows the wealthy financier to avoid federal charges in a trafficking case. under the arrangement epstein served most of his 13 month sentence, he is behind bars in new york facing 45 years on federal charges. rob: democrat voters showing more support for elizabeth warren. the massachusetts senator arriving at 21% in a new quinnipiac poll after her performance at the second democrat debate. joe biden keeping his lead solid at 32%. senator kamala harris dipping down to 7% after criticism of her career as a prosecutor in the last debate.

14 democrat candidate have less than 1%. jillian: the worst storm i ever experienced yesterday. i almost got struck by lightning. it was seconds away. >> i'm glad you are here today. >> so many people, fast-moving storms. the threat for stronger storms. i will post lightning myths because a lot of people think your tires are going to protect you from lighting but actually the car's frame protects you from lightning. i will post those. the point i am going to post is more lightning across areas you see on the northern plains, the ohio valley to the northeast, large hail, damaging wind and lightning.

a severe thunderstorm, the same type of weather today across large section of the country. from the great lakes across the ohio river valley to these big cities could get rocked by strong storms including dc, new york and philadelphia. be careful. your car could protect you from lightning. jedediah: i got home and saw videos of cars that were on fire. >> not all the time. rob: it will happen that you drive through a storm. don't be on the golf club. appreciate it. 11 minutes after the hour. democrat joaquin castro making a lot of people angry by tweeting out the names of dozens of trump donors. political opponents say this is a tweet too far. how he is defending himself.

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rob: texas congressman joaquin castro's brother facing serious backlash for us we then names and shames dozens of texas voters for donating to donald trump's reelection campaign. >> the daughter of julian castro refusing to take down the tweet. rob: joining us to weigh in, republican national lawyers association, there is a lot of angry and violent people on the far left and the far right but on the far left you think this tweet was sent out to people

like that? >> absolutely. in a time when i would say yesterday was one of the most divisive days ever on twitter this is the day this congressman shows to pour gasoline on a dumpster fire of confusion and divisiveness on the internet. this is a long history of this type of behavior by democrats dating back to naacp versus button where a democrat bigots tried to force donors to the naacp to out themselves. what we have seen here is this type of campaign finance disclosure although it is available if you dig deep into the internet being weapon ice by a member of congress on a bad day like yesterday where people are pointing fingers at each other was really designed to incite hatred against supporters of donald trump and has no place in politics and democratic commentators and members of the media saw this to be irresponsible.

jillian: so many san antonio and's, 2019, maximum donors to donald trump, their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate, labeling hispanic immigrants as, quote, invaders. how dangerous is this for those donors especially? >> he is calling for people to harass these people. the majority of those people he chose to single out are not billionaires or plutocrats or fatcats or ceos. they are owners of small businesses, many are retired, some are homemakers. this is despicable. if we see this in other districts you will see a backlash against democrats who do this. this is not the proper use of campaign-finance information. campaign-finance information was meant to be disclosed to make sure we don't have dark money, corporations trying to infect the process and by votes and by political support. it is not meant to shame, embarrass and by harassment of

retirees. rob: might be to scare people thinking of donating to donald trump's reelection campaign, to scare them away. >> giving contributions. it is an american activity. to democrat donors, totally irresponsible. ask steve scalise in congress pointed out that this divisive rhetoric and hatred caused him to be shot and almost lose his life. he is still disabled from that. it is really troubling, he needs to look inside and take a timeout from twitter. jillian: let's talk about this for a second before we let you go. we heard a lot the last few years about the president's tax returns. a group of bipartisan voters are suing california over its new law keeping donald trump off of the state ballot unless he releases those tax returns.

is this constitutional? >> i am the lawyer for the republican voters who said yesterday in addition to the national committee in california state party. the president filed a lawsuit in sacramento. it is totally unconstitutional, let me count the ways. the qualifications clause of the constitution sets the exclusive qualifications to run for president and only that you have to be 35, a natural born citizen and have lived in the united states for 14 years. this law also burdens the first amendment rights to associate with republicans in the republican party and vote for the candidate they want which is donald trump which is a violation of the free speech rights to impair the active voting of republican voters by the party and finally the equal protection violation that treats republican voters want to support the president differently than other voters. there are so many ways, multiple people have sued. it is highly likely that it will be enjoined by the courts and

california voters will pay the attorneys fees for all the lawyers who have sued to overturn this law. it is irresponsible that gavin newsom chose to pander this way. even governor jerry brown who himself ran for president before did not disclose his tax returns, vetoed a similar bill. rob: a quick response from democrats, we are not poking the bear we read on here, we are doing what is right. that is their side of the story. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. jillian: 20 minutes after the era, twitter said it was for selling your data without your information but the social media giant, a new privacy alert you need to know about. rob: from infamous white house intern to television producer, monica lewinsky's new show about bill clinton's impeachment scandal. stay tuned. whoops. sorry.

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that could be seen as a trade advantage. looking at futures, we are seeing a little bit of gains coming back, doubt futures pointing up. jillian: what is twitter up to? >> reporter: twitter may have shared some of your information without your consent. sharing this information with third parties. this is not any sensitive information like your email address or your passport. it is information on how you view the ads on twitter. maybe your country code or things like that. twitter put out a statement saying you trust us to follow your choices and we failed, we are sorry this happened and are taking steps to make sure a mistake like this doesn't happen again. we have seen a lot of tech companies under fire how they collect and store data and how it is shared. make sure this does not happen again. rob: that information is so valuable.

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stricken communities of el paso indeed, democrats demand congress head back to the hill to address gun-control. jillian: griff jenkins has details on the trip and why some want him to stay away. >> reporter: white house aides are defending the trip to texas and ohio. he will bark around 9 am in his role as consoler in chief the critics -- the mayor worries his past comments are divisive. >> i can only hope as president of the united states that he is coming here because he wants to add value to our community and recognizes that that is what the community needs. >> congresswoman veronica escobar says he isn't welcome. >> this community is full of hope and resilience and beauty but the other thing i heard is totally unsolicited from victims still in the hospital, they grabbed my arm and tell me tell him not to come here. >> reporter: el paso's gop

starman -- chairman disagrees. >> that whatever work is doing and what escobar is doing, they are making this a political issue and trying to enhance their opportunities. that is absolutely wrong and very disappointing. >> reporter: the president tweeting this just before midnight. beto, funny name to phony hispanic heritage, a worker was embarrassed to be in texas where i trounced them is more embarrassed calling 1% in a democrat primary should respect the victims and law enforcement and be quiet. an hour later, he shot back 22 people in my hometown are dead after an active terrorism inspired by your racism. el paso will not be quiet and neither will i. the visit comes amid new calls for gun-control. escobar sending a letter, 46 democrats urging nancy pelosi, majority leader mitch mcconnell

to end august recess and return to washington and tackle gun legislation and confront white supremacy. jillian: it is a time we should all be unified. the shooting being investigated as domestic terrorism. the fbi revealing the gunman was competing violent ideologies and had a list of potential targets including government and religious buildings, two children and an adult were shot and killed at the festival in california. the gunman was shot and killed by police. in a statement his family apologizes for the horrific tragedy writing, quote, it is impossible to reconcile this with the sun we thought we knew. the aclu is going after the trump administration's fast-track deportation policy arguing the policies violation of constitutional rights. they also claim the action could lead to deporting us citizens. the policy allows ice agents to deport illegals living in the

country for less than two years. today is national purple heart day when millions of americans will honor our fallen and wounded heroes who put their lives on the line. one of those, a bilateral amputee joining us earlier describing his admiration for other veterans. >> a lot of my mentors were purple heart recipients from previous wars and we had a sense of our inspiring but never wanted to be the recipient. >> reporter: chris leavy almost died when an ied went off while serving with the army in iraq. 2 million brave american veterans have purple heart's. rob: a number of 2020 democrats are fighting for 15 and running on raising the minimum wage nationwide. >> $15 an hour across the united states of america. >> raise the minimum wage to a

living wage, $15 an hour. >> we need to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. rob: certain cities like new york, wages have already come up which some business owners say has taken a toll on their bottom line and we are talking to one, the owner of metro optics eyewear, the president of the bronx chamber of commerce, thanks for coming on this morning. you are in this. you are a business owner in new york. raising the minimum wage, what does that mean for your employees? >> what it means for my employees isn't much different than it meant before. the chairman of the improvement district, i see a lot of small businesses going for serious times related to this so you

have these good ideas about the minimum wage increase. as a retailer i'm happy to have the minimum wage, because it gives people more disposable income. on the other side of the coin, a 66% increase over the last three years in minimum wage and high tide raises all ships plus the other things that come down the pike from the city, from the state, picking the pockets of small businesses. >> for a lot of people, probably half of somebody else's, layoffs of the business can survive. let's look at some information on the wage increases to show how fast this has come up. large employers, 11 an hour, small employers, small businesses, $10.50 an hour, and december 2018, 15, 1350 so it is shooting up really quick. is that too fast for a lot of

businesses? >> absolutely. no doubt about the fact the amount, the rapid notice how quickly it has grown and small business having to lay off people, people can't spend in business and at that 2 other rules and regulations it is sad. small business pushed out. rob: let's look at another graphic. the unemployment rate in new york city has gone up in the last year where the rest of the country is loving the strong economy. unemployment going down. you are seeing the effect of raising the minimum wage. less people can get a job. >> they raise the minimum wage but never raised the threshold on the entitlement program some people need to live on so housing subsidies, childcare

subsidies, raise the minimum wage and having a party, the minimum wage is gone up and find out the net result is lower so people are poorer because of this law. it is not really helping. rob: you think you're doing the right thing and it can have adverse consequences. that is a very good point. for a lot of them that is a very good point. thank you so much. jillian: politicians looking for this. checkmark on twitter might have trouble getting those. the site is refusing to verify some candidates. and anna for quarterback going above and beyond to respect our troops, the praise he is getting online coming up. ♪

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refusing to verify account of political candidates unless they when there primaries. rob: reaction online. twitter says it will not verify any new candidates until they win a primary. talking about congressional and gubernatorial candidates running in 2020. swimming upstream trying to get attention without that blue checkmark. the policy is in place to highlight serious candidates but ray buckley, the policy means fake accounts could impact the election. a lot of people debating this in of all places twitter. elizabeth says wise twitter using its platform as a political tool? nevermind, michelle tweets russian bots tweet freely

without any curb from twitter. how that works and laura says they should let any account that wants to verify their identity do so so this hurts small grassroots campaigns but at the same time i understand why twitter would want to do that. rob: interesting stuff. monica lewinsky is a television producer. >> he signed on to produce an upcoming show about bill clinton's impeachment trial. the miniseries impeachment, and american crime story will star sarah polson and linda tripp. a lot of people talking about this upcoming show. you told the story so beautifully but thank you for lending your voice to a beautiful new chapter in altering the collective

consciousness around your narrative. another twitter user says with all the real-life political drama i don't want it on my prime time tv schedule. the show is going to be in fall of 2020. jillian: a lot of division in sports lately but there is a saying that goes this is why sports are great and this is a perfect example of that. >> he was told the meet and greet was over and he could leave but cleveland browns quarterback baker mayfield stayed on the practice field until every single soldier received a picture and autograph but wanted it. he didn't have to do it but he did. he is getting high praise because of it. rob: i saw him at an indians game, he was on the big monitor and somebody threw him a beer. he bit into it with his teeth and shotguns it. now i am a cleveland browns fan.

why not? thanks. 44 minutes after the hour. one in millions match, florida police officers discover they are not just brothers in blue but they are brothers by blood. >> they tell their incredible story firsthand. >> first let's check in with steve doocy. >> they are both police officers. coming up on "fox and friends," donald trump junior, we will talk about reaction to his father going to el paso and dayton and jason chaffetz talking about how some legislation could be moving through congress regarding red flag laws. a busy 3 hours. you realize today is purple heart day and one hero, an american hero will win a custom

2019 jeep gladiator on "fox and friends". we talked about it a couple months ago and they figured out who the big winner is, he will join us live. we have a busy 3 hours kicking off 14 minutes from now on the channel folks trust. jillian: it will be a great segment. we are coming right back. travelm meets every saturday. but now...it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. gain flings. seriously good scent.

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jussie smollett wants a judge to drop the city of chicago's $130,000 lawsuit against them. city officials say that is what was spent on police overtime to investigate his claims of a hate crime. jussie smollett's attorney slamming the suit calling in a perverse tactic by the city. prosecutors dropped 16 charges against jussie smollett indicating they believe this was a hoax. jillian: this may be the best story you will see all they were all week. brothers in blue and brothers by blood. two florida police officers changed forever after realizing they are long-lost brothers. the discovery made on the ancestry site 23 and me. here to share their story eric reynolds and sergeant david soul. thank you for joining us. this is a special occasion, we had to share it with everyone. i understand you are the one who

did it second. you have a half-brother and officer reynolds so you reached out to him via email. >> that is correct. >> what did you write? >> i wrote something to the effect that police officer is not easily jumping into something. not sure how real this is, we are half-brothers and i am adopted, don't know how true this is but if you're interested in reaching out to me we will see how this goes. >> do you get this email shortly thereafter? >> i was like i've got a half-brother? i was filled with a lot of

emotion. here is a man i never met in the same field and i was excited and nervous and sad at the same time. jillian: how long after did you meet? a couple weeks? a couple months? >> a week and a half. i understand you met at sergeant saul's house. >> he invited us to his house and that was a pretty awesome first step in the relationship. >> can you imagine a life without your brother? >> i'm beginning to not be able to do that because we bonded so quickly and gotten to know each other and are still trying to get to know each other but now i just want to see where this goes.

jillian: amazing how fast life changes. what are the similarities you have discovered you have? there have to be some. >> a lot of similarities in the profession. where we stand and our presence at times, looking at his chin or hands or build and i am like man, somebody dropped a clone of you partially in front of you and you are picking the similarities out. we are still getting to know each other. same rock 'n roll music, same beverages we like to drink. jillian: so incredible, so cool. i understand you guys are going to have a big family reunion in a short time. >> there is something in the works for mid-october when eric retires and everyone is in the same state at the same time. matt and mason and my new baby

sister. jillian: that has to be emotional, right? >> it is a little bit. jillian: final thoughts before we wrap up? what do you hope to do going forward? what does the rest of your life look like? >> i am looking at doing the are the life and new big brother doing the are the life for ten years. he is an experienced veteran with that. i get to learn with him and that path with my family. jillian: we saw that embrace on the screen, what does that moment mean? i will start with you. >> it was a connection. a bond i haven't felt in my whole life. i love my sibling to death but i'm older than them. to have someone close to my age, really awesome. jillian: sergeant soul? >> it was very special.

very special. jillian: thank you for your service and sharing your story and can't wait to see where life takes you. >> thank you very much. jillian: such a great story. rob: masked men and assault rifle, an armored truck heist, this is real life and the fbi needs your help. rob: a bet pays off in this group of teens. why police got involved in a late-night pickup game. ♪ .

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jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. cops make a bet with a teen after getting noise complaints. the massachusetts officer is agreeing to let the kids keep playing ball if they make this. [laughter] jillian: making the half court shot and the officers let the game go on. rob: next the bad. some shocking surveillance video, two armed suspects target an armored truck. one carrying an assault rifle as they run into a bank guards started firing shots when they tried to escape with bags of cash. they are on the run now but they did actually drop all the cash. jillian: finally the ugly, hot pink house featuring

giant emojis getting a big thumbs down. the owner decorating the thousand for retribution i will ely renting her california home. neighbors want to force her to repaint it. rob: goodbye. ♪ ♪ brian: by that shot new york looks like a purple state. steve: it looks a little purrly. certainly a pink sky. ainsley: definitely not purple. steve: could have to do with the weather phenomenon. according to accuweather it popped up on my phone it's going to start raining in 44 minutes. brian: good thing we decided to do the show